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judges chan flores, puri wang and singh among our california electeds we welcome california treasurer fiona ma, comptroller malia cohen along with state officials you'll hear from shortly and they will be they will be introduced at that time. and now we go to the city attorney's clients for thank you mayor lori for coming. it's a blessing to have you with us. >> we welcome city treasurer jose cisneros assessor recorder working tourist district attorney brooke jenkins sheriff paul miyamoto, police chief william scott. >> we welcome former mayor willie brown and i believe oakland mayor libby schaaf is with us as well. as well as former city attorneys luis rennie and dennis herrera. >> we welcome board of super from the board of supervisors, the newly elected president rafael mandolin along with supervisors chan chen dorsey and gado mahmood melgar. sadr, cheryl and walton. kind of sounds like a law firm doesn't from the board of education and city college of san francisco we welcome our school board members. gupta huning delay lam kim and ray city college trustees. >> chisti makati wong and za

so fiona lindsay and judith dancer will continue as co-chairs coletti lihi as treasurer and myself as case secretary. and then our more exciting news is that case has received a three year capacity building grant from meta fund for strengthening and sustaining the overall infrastructure of case with a focus really on racial equity and systems change and enhancing the engagement and advocacy within african-american black latin x and pacific islander communities and those organizations serving older adults and disabilities. so that grant is just beginning. so we're really looking forwarding looking forward to partnering with matta on that work and with the larger kind of case community and we'll share updates as that moves forward. and that's all i have so i'm happy to answer any questions. >> the commissioners are there any questions? >> well just congratulations on the grant and welcome. >> i haven't seen you before so so many new people. this is so exciting. i was just wondering i don't know if you mentioned it how much was the grant? >> so it's 300,000 over three years. so it'll giv

assistant head teacher fiona elias and colleague liz hopkins.y, along with a pupil, were hospitalised after the attack at amman valley school in carmarthenshire last april. well, the prime minister was asked about the attack in sheffield while taking questions from reporters in brussels ahead of a dinner with eu leaders. >> the terrible. >> the terrible. >> stabbing in sheffield is one where i think the whole country would want to reach out to the family, to the friends, to the school, the entire community in their grief and mourn with them. obviously there'll be an investigation, but i think at this point i simply speak for the country on behalf to the to the country on behalf to the to the individuals affected, to the family in particular, but everybody impacted by this awful situation. a young boy has gone to school and hasn't returned home. and so my first thoughts as prime minister and as a father are with the family. >> well, the prime minister also says the uk won't be forced to choose between the us and the eu and intends to maintain goo

euas assistant head teacher fiona elias and colleague liz hopkins. they, along with a pupil, were hospitalised after the attack at amman valley school in carmarthenshire last april. the prime minister says the uk won't pick between working with the us and the eu, and intends to maintain good ties with both. sir keir starmer made the comments after talks with the nato boss, mark rutte, ahead of meeting eu leaders at a dinner in brussels tonight. it's all part of a reset with the bloc. it came amid the prospect of a trade war with the us, after donald trump said he'll hit the eu with tariffs, but may give the uk a reprieve. the prime minister was asked if he'd be willing to water down the uk's reset, with the european bloc to keep washington onside. >> relationship between the uk and the us and the eu. i have always been clear that both are important to us. now that for me, isn't new. i think that's always been the case and will be the case for many, many years to come. that's why in my discussions with president trump, we've touched on issues of trade

euas assistant headteacher fiona elias and colleague liz hopkins.they, along with a pupil, were hospitalised after the attack at amman valley school in carmarthenshire last april. the defendant will be sentenced on the 28th of april. and that is it from the gb newsroom. now it's back over to headliners. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to. gbnews.com/alerts. >> hello and welcome to headliners, your first look at tomorrow's top stories with three comedians. we're going to kick things off with a look at some of the front pages. first of all, we have the telegraph. raina to set rules on islam and free speech. the daily mail. what a time to be crawling back to the eu and the times pm won't back eu in trade war. now. more front pages to come in a second. but first, welcome simon and lewis. hello. i hope you're both well. we have a really big story here. simon on the telegraph. what do you what do you make of it? >> yeah it. >> yeah it. >> does i mean, it's the first hint. >> it

the girl, who can't be named for legal reasons, is then seen attacking assistant head teacher fiona elias and her colleague liz hopkins. they, along with a pupil, were hospitalised after the attack at amman valley school in carmarthenshire last april. the defendant is due to be sentenced on the 28th of april. those are the latest gb news headlines. more from me. in about an hour's time. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to. gbnews.com/alerts. >> good evening everybody. welcome along. donald trump has got the mexicans to stop other mexicans breaking into america. keir starmer is less useful than a chocolate fireguard when it comes to protecting our border. though trump threatened tariffs on mexico and what happened? well, immediately mexico promised to station 10,000 soldiers specifically designed to stop the flow of the deadly drug fentanyl into america, as well as illegal immigrants. as a result, he's now suspended tariffs on mexico. trump also tried it on with colombia, didn't he? who refused to accept illegal