the fso is very active. we have a staff of 540. we have a significant budget.wo leave it there. —— to. hello, good morning. there is warmer weather on the way for all of us in the outlook eventually. but it was along the south coast and in sussex, with some sunshine like this, that we had 18 degrees, compared with around six or seven along some north sea coasts. that was thanks to that wind off the north sea. and similar contrasts, really, through the rest of this week. in general a lot of cloud around, and some further bursts of rain, too. now, the pressure pattern looks like this. low pressure to the south of the uk, some very wet weather again across iberia into southern france. higher pressure extending across the north from scandinavia, and that easterly wind. we have seen some heavy rain, though, across parts of the south overnight, and that will tend to head its way away from the south—west, keeping, though, a cloudier zone through wales, the midlands, east anglia, parts of southern england, and maybe a few showers towards the south coast, where we may g

honestly, it baffles me how you, again, in your role as head of the fso, can supervise a four—year investigationlude that there was systematic corrupt behaviour going on over a three decade period, and yet, in the end, you don't bring down any of the absolute top leaders of the company over that period, you give them a deferred prosecution agreement. you fine them an awful lot of money, but actually, who, in terms of individuals, is held to account? two different tracks here. a deferred prosecution agreement can only apply to a company. we felt in that case for lots of reasons that we would enforce against the company via a dpa first. on a totally different track, we are sitting through evidence with a view to see whether individuals should be charged. yes, because what we see is huge amounts of money being paid back, but as one expert pointed out, as soon as the dpa deal was announced the markets were so thrilled for rolls—royce‘s future that it far outweighed the punishment. it went on io%, but that's because... who is paying for 30 years of fraudulent and corrupt behaviour? as always in these

madison to assistant secretary of state for law enforcement affairs and the fso list as modified. i had the pleasure of working with madison when she was deputy staff director for the committee and i know she will do outstanding job at the state department. is there a motion to report favorably and madison nomination in the five lists? >> first, i am supporting all of these nominees. that i the statements would have made, i will make that motion. someone second to did the .otions now move to the of mike pompeo as .ecretary of state eys, 10 no's. 11 >> the way the committee rules a nomineerder to vote majority have the to come from the people that are present. isaacson gave the eulogy today for his best friend and he will not be back until 11:30 this evening. i know that all of the members have been able to express sem of -- themselves in a way they see 11 ayes and 10 nos. we can do this several different ways. it is pretty historic to send a floorary of state to the without a positive recommendation, but when you consider the fact one of our most respected members who has accommod

if you have an earlier flight to catch towards fso, you are in luck, you should have no delays all the into san bruno. else where, we do have this trouble spot southbound 880 at stevenson boulevard. it is on the right shoulder, a couple of cars tangled up with a big rig. aefk is off to the side but a little slow on the southbound side. speeds are down to about 41 miles per hour. they are waiting on a tow truck to get out there. it may shut down a lane but right now, traffic is slow through there. 29 minutes from 238 to 237 if you are on the southbound side of 880. jumping to the san mateo bridge, traffic is loading up on the westbound side. 880 to 81, 14 minutes. the bay bridge is stacked up. 22 minutes from the maze into san francisco . once you get into san francisco, traffic is doing okay. no delays on the central freeway right now. taking a look at the drive times, busy through the alt minute pass. 32 minutes from leverage to 680. >>> here is a look at what we are seeing out there. starting to notice a bit more green on the screen off of the coast. we are seeing raindrops that are

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wide spread down through areas the fso city. daily city.e have rain crossing the richmond, san rafael bridge. if we head to the east, highway 4 definitely seeing some of this as well. stretching over toward pittsburgh. concord you have some rain over head. some in the hills. and take a look at that pink white indicating we have that rain-snow mix. we've been talking about how snow levels are fairly low. down to 3,000 feet. here's a look at where it is at in the sierra. so 3500 feet-4,000 feet perhaps. we had that reported hail in alameda at 9:00 this morning. and several reports of hail around oakland. this is what we will see going into the next several hours before we finally dry out. there is an advisory in the sierra that will go until 11:00 tonight. we could see a foot of snow. a foot and a half all said and done at some of the highest peaks which is great news. here's a look at the future cast model. we'll stop it here at 7:00. you can see the afternoon and evening drive will be hit by a few scattered showers. maybe thunderstorms in a

is there a motion to report nominations in the fso list?de myself i am supporting all these nominees and asked the statements in order to help you move along. i asked the statements i would have made as it relates to each of these nominees be included on the record. -- i willhat motion make that motion. >> report favorably the nominations and fs a list. all in favor say aye. will now move to the nomination of mike pompeo to be secretary of state. move thatirman, i nomination out. rolhe court will call the l. [vote taking place] and 10e is 11 ayes, knows. nos. vote favorably, the majority of votes have to come from people who are present . johnny isakson give the eulogy to his best friend into a not be back until 11:30 p.m. this evening. we have 11 ayes, and 10 nos. we can do this several different ways. it is historic to send a secretary of state to the floor that a positive recommendation. it can be done in other ways, we know the other ways it could be done. but, when you consider the fact when of our most respected isakson, whynator no h

madison to assistant secretary enforcement law affairs and the fso list as modified. i had the plash sure of work offing with madison when she was staff director for the committee and i know she will do job at the state department. is there a motion to report madison nomination five lists? >> mr. chairman? >> yes, sir. for myself, i am supporting all of these nominees. i ask that in order to help you ask the sames i would have made as it relates to each these nominees be lunar included in the record and i will make that motion. >> thanks. >> there is a second? >> second to report favorably nominations list are in favorable say ay? he. that, ayes have it. they are agreed to. nominatione to the of mike pompeo to be secretary of state. >> chairman. >> yes. >> i move we send that nomination out favorably. >> ok. will call.k 11ayes ande vote is 10 nos. 11-10. committee members tuning in, there way committee rules work in a nominee out of votes the majority have to come from people who are present. isaacson gave the eulogy today for his best friend and he will until 11:30 t

.>> there is fso -- sfo, they had 200 flights canceled. san jose and oakland didn't really have problems but sfo sure did. it's okay today. concord has 60s. we are all in the 60s at this hour. except san francisco, down to 59. over the past 24 hours, almost 4 inches in oakland. 1/3 in livermore can't be right. 1.5 inches in fremont. san jose, 1.06 inches. sfo had two inches. san francisco, 3. santa rosa, more than 3 inches of rain. canfield and marin county. 3 inches. >> here's how it looks. that low pressure is moving up to the pacific northwest, which will get rain and wind, as the low that produced all of this that tapped into that pineapple connection north of the hawaiian islands, all the way into the bay area, that low will finally move ashore, and leave a week ridge of high pressure behind. look at this offshore flow that developed later in the day. is tomorrow morning. 6 am. some clouds around. that should all move offshore as the day moves on. and leave us with severely clear conditions. plenty of sunshine for tomorrow. looking go

strategic purpose her an the narrowly focused mission of isis of maintaining 2000 american forces and nine fso's, and believing we could have a significant impact on shaping the future of the battlefield or this country's political future. we have time for a couple more, yes, down ere. i hear that trump has not igned executive order 12333. i would like those of you who are willing or daring to step outside of the box and tell me what would happen if assad was assassinated, how would the egional players react? wow. well, that is a fascinating question. let's take one more and then we will think about how we answer that one. yes, arina. listening to all of you, it seems like every country is -- the five countries involved in syria, nobody wants to divide syria, to tear syria apart. there are various plans how to roceed, you know that geneva plan, the arabians, so on and so what -- it iranians, so on. at the same time, it seems to me with all of the countries that have really limited goals. hey are also following policies that make it impossible for syria to be put back together. i would like some

but for now, for fso whittington. >> there's a section in the book on hate speech. a lot of people think about it because it's a serious problem causes for serious thinking. apart the conflicts here are real. there are some tensions in the valleys we want to recognize. we should be very cautious about the label hate speech, huge number of things can fly under that label and is often unclear what exactly people are talking about. sometimes it suites are broadly and sometimes it sweeps much more narrowly. i think we should be particularly cautious about its sweeping broadly. when some people talk about hate speech what they really are wanting to suppress are a set of ideas defined particularly disagreeable. and they think might be leading to particular social and political consequences. that has to be resisted. universities all about hearing controversial ideas. skeptically examined them and expressing the disagreements, not simply suppressing and censoring them. on the one hand, we want to emphasize universities or inclusive communities that we want people with a wid