that is where alex hammond has snuck in to say they're going to bang the drum from day one.it's very much speaking of hyperlink medical situations. the stakes of this, the disputes over a second independence referendum between parliaments at holyrood and westminster, which is shamelessly better in a way, has the potential to get even worse, even more bitter. it looks likely that the snp will win certainly most seats in the scottish parliament as of next week, whether it's majority. i think what is also concerning is even this week, the institute for physical studies highlighted a lack of credibility among the manifestos of the three biggest scottish political parties. the snp, scottish labour and scottish conservative. the last year has been challenging, but i think what is intriguing as well as the dispute, whoever wins has a lot of work to do besides concern about a second independence referendum. scotland's finance needs a real looking at, nhs needs are looking at, education needs looking at. it'll be interesting to see how priorities unfold.— it'll be interesting to see

hammond justin thomas are both in the top 10 on the leaderboard and 4th ranked player in the world column or cow was shot 3 under 69. he's currently tied for 13th through 5 strokes back of the leader. he's in the hunt. but you know, baseball is back and right here in the bay. so it's cool to see all the fans. and i was in line when i was parking here, i could hear the fans roaring. all the way down the embarcadero. i checked my phone. it was one day got a hit and drove in a couple great day for baseball was a traffic's backed the crowds are back of steidl's are back. that was the may be the only positive of the pandemic. i could shoot right to gain no crowd, no fans, no traffic. >> it took me about 90 minutes to get to the coliseum last back back to the masters for a moment. did you see rory mcilroy accidently. it is that other. with the ball in his drive. so yeah, you know, that's when they'll talk about during the dinner tables and he was okay. yeah. >> it's lot of sun. yeah. >> coming up san francisco firefighters. they will soon be in a floating fire station will have details on a fir

retired professor peter hammond is a campaigner for clean rivers. water and converted it into graphs. so this example right in front of us now, which treatment works is this? this is stanton harcourt. data from 2019 and 2020 shows stanton harcourt in 0xfordshire dumping untreated sewage into a tributary of the thames. it's illegal because the works isn't treating enough sewage to allow it to legally dump in the river. so the blue line's representing the amount that's being treated at the sewage treatment works. the red line indicates the minimum level at which they should be treating when they're spilling. the deal is if you're ever going to spill sewage into a river, that blue line has to meet the red line? yes. peter's added a black line on top to show when the works is spilling untreated sewage. so when we see these black lines here that's when the blue lines should be above the red line. but it isn't. it's always below. so all of this is illegal. wow. and this is a month's worth of data. we're looking at them spilling untreated sewage, in fact,

retired professor peter hammond is a campaigner for clean rivers.es water and converted it into graphs. so this example right in front of us now, which treatment works is this? this is stanton harcourt. data from 2019 and 2020 shows stanton harcourt in 0xfordshire dumping untreated sewage into a tributary of the thames. it's illegal because the works isn't treating enough sewage to allow it to legally dump in the river. so the blue line's representing the amount that's being treated at the sewage treatment works. the red line indicates the minimum level at which they should be treating when they're spilling. the deal is if you're ever going to spill sewage into a river, that blue line has to meet the red line? yes. peter's added a black line on top to show when the works is spilling untreated sewage. so when we see these black lines here that's when the blue lines should be above the red line. but it isn't. it's always below. so all of this is illegal. wow. and this is a month's worth of data. we're looking at them spilling untreated sewage, in fact

he pleads with staff in india's biggest coded mine hospital to admit his wife much meaning them in hammond and she's lying in the back of an ambulance breathing with the help of an oxygen cylinder he tells al jazeera they came here after being turned away by the hospitals we live in now that's way out of it i have no one else except my wife and child who have left in the world with an acquaintance who is no one to look after us we aren't getting a bed and i've tried many hospitals but there's no one are willing to give us a bed with folded hands i pleaded with the acquaintance to take care of my child. there tensions run high outside the hospital where family members tells tof they have nowhere else to go to ok i mean i don't know but look nyuk already has 1850 patients and only 1500 beds staff told us hundreds of lying on the floor i work is very hard we try to help and guide people but they don't listen people are becoming very frustrated some even become physical. doesn't venture to waiting for alice months to give up and begin their search for a bed again hoping to find a hospital wher

is edging the bod to mistrust to make good on its promise to and support for the saudi campaign hammond's now in the grip of a full blown famine after a 6 year military onslaught by. arabia those operations are aimed at propping up yemen's pro saudi government against shia who think fighters which we are and claims to be terrorists the walls directly or indirectly claimed almost a quarter of a 1000000 lives according to the u.n. and the crisis appears to be getting even worse with the saudi blockade preventing vital supplies from entering yemeni ports. according to the u.n. 2000000 children under the age of 5 will suffer a cute malnutrition in yemen this year if the blockade continues it could result in 400000 deaths we heard from one of the leading activists involved in the hunger strike she thinks a global response is needed to end the war. we're not talking about just the united states who is involved although they are a vital supporter and a key supporter in this and this role i mean you know you have to involve the united nations france spain and in so many other countries who are al

let's ask the man behind these two in launches, noah hammond, also joining us is tom lyden, ceo of etfrends. noah, what do you think? are we past the peak of he reopening trade? >> i don't think so. i think it's just beginning. american savers have been holding back capital their disposable income, and they'll spend if aggressively, and will do it in restaurants or hotels, so i think it's going to continue for a while >> tom, what do you think the demand looks like now for some of these pre-pandemic and post-pandemic plays. is that still a -- >> thematic etfs have been hugely popular, and it's not just been what's worked during the pandemic, but as noah mentions, you know, when we see these areas of the markets that are reopening. that's real positive however, you have to say this. they're having struggles hiring people, because a lot of the lower-paid workforce was doing other things during the pandemic, going back to school, finding other careers and food prices have gone through the roof so the profitable of restaurants and actually hotels is something we need to keep an eye on, too

"michael gove, unctuous freak. " "philip hammond. . . " that is quite a long quote. mad mad." "james not—so—cleverly. shameless neophyte". i can see why the publishers were keen to publish it! was there a moment where you thought, hmm? i get that these were your authentic thoughts in the moment, and that is the joy in reading it, that contemporaneous account. but did you think, "maybe some of these, i would like to have something to do with in the future"? 0r or maybe not! in the book, it blows hot and cold about boris, . because it's the same with everybody. - sometimes he is exasperating and sometimes he is brilliant. j and i always pleaded with him tojust knuckle down, - be serious and be brilliant. i have one regret which is that in the frustration of _ the period, i used language i which was perhaps excessively critical of theresa may. where, you know, i was a total supporter and it was _ frustration _ rather than criticism. i said "come on!", you know? i felt she was being outgunned, badly treated, being attacked . by the party within the party, which was the e

. >> the good hot by joseph elliott narrated by fiona floating hammond yuri furlong. >> great job andt parents fear young adult and can i say that i am honored that i was a the judge in this year's young adult category. i got to listen to hours and hours of fantastic audio books. and now here are the finalist. >> clap when you land by elizabeth ahca dado narrated by elizabeth and maria louisa marte. everything said is untrue written and narrated by daniel diary. poison by jennifer darling narrated a rosie jones. the song below water by bethany c. amaro narrated i'd jennifer herald sun and andrea lange. this is my america by kim johnson narrated by bonnie turpin. and this ears audie for young adults goes to clap when you land by a elizabeth narrated i elizabeth ahca dado. >> congratulations and congratulations to all the finalists and winners this evening. my name is on number reada and i'm the president of the audio publishers association. i am so excited to be celebrating the 26th ear of the audie awards with you. it's been another exciting year for our industry and our organization

hammond, l. williams of the merchant association, india basin neighborhood have all been informed of this information? >> i'm a little confused about that piece of communication. i'm not positive we've closed the loop on that. so, you know, after the hearing, yes, we will clarify. yes, we will definitely clarify. >> good, thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. planning department staff. i did want to clarify, yes, there is a mitigation measure that was included in the eir done for the india basin project. which does require a robust interpretation program. and so there are details on that that are included in the packet, but it would be rely upon the -- documentation has been completed for the project which was another mitigation measure that was also video recording that has been done. as noted, we've come up with a salvage plan. so there is much documentation starting with one of the speakers says, reports that was done previously. we've also asked them to include programming that might r

paul amy, they had become very friendly with many people but among them was a man whose name was hammond and when they moved to indianapolis when madame moved to indianapolis coincidentally his mother lived across the street from them and one of her daughters who lived nearby in noblesville. had a a daughter whose husband had just died and that those were the parents of my grandmother may. so may was somebody who had was a good student on the honor roll, but it from a poor family and she started running errands and being a model and traveling around so they they persuaded her mother to allow them to legally adopt her with the promise that they would educate her. so they in fact spellman is mentioned in in the film and she went to spelman and she became president of the company later. and you mentioned before that she was spied on you know as being militant for her role. did she have a role in suffragist movement? she had some some role. she wasn't a member as far as i can tell of any of the national organizations, but she did host meetings a suffragist in indianapolis. she had a one of t

i sat down with becky hammond. she's the ground breaking assistant coach of the san antonio spurs.big moment in history for women's sports here's a little look at some of our conversation >> now that you've coached a team as the head coach for a portion of a game, i would think that most people are thinking, well, it certainly is about time that we do have a female head coach in the nba do you feel like it's past time? >> of course i mean, this ball is never moving fast enough in my opinion. people don't like doing something new and different. it's uncomfortable it takes massive amount of risk, somebody's going to have to take a chance. >> you know what's funny, i don't think they're taking a chance. >> i don't either. they're not taking a chance. >> in some ways i feel like it could be in a year in other ways it could be ten years. i'm not really sure. what i'm sure of, i'll be ready. >> by the way, she's way ready right now. gregg popovich knows it. she was so much fun to talk to i loved her. we also are going to be joined by the university of arizona women's basketball coach, ad

hammond bay is the only place where is calling off nicely. 52 degrees. it was warm without a doubt., fairfield. 61, half moon bay. i know it's spring but it's felt like summer. 71 the city. 80 oakland. 85 san rafael. 86 santa rosa. 83 i want to show your live picture as we look across the bay from east bay health camera looking back toward san francisco. visibility is good. and so is air-quality tomorrow for many parts of the region. moderate for some areas. is still fine if you want to get outside, take the dog out for a walk or get fresh air sometime during the lunch hour. high pressure controlling factor. this built-in allowed us to warm up today. that pattern is going to hold for part of the bay area. i will explain in a moment. hike clouds and coastal fog. the warmth holds bay and inland. cooler and windier friday and saturday. tonight the patchy fog that develops will become a little bit more widespread along the coast by morning. higher clouds will come in as well. tomorrow's sunshine will be filtered by those clouds. fog is something you will need to look out for in the morn

so that means the city didn't have a formal budget to put these in hammond activities all. the council has this information and the mayor have the information and we're right in the middle of the budget cycle. the council also found that 70% of oakland's homeless population are african-american compared to 24% in the general population structural racism. >> that first day in cities across our country. the same. just proportional representation exist. and so it's just further emphasize or need to bring a true equity lines where we are focused on solving the challenge that also looked at police and fire response times to ensure response times to an encampment are appropriate. >> and equitable the city auditor will present the homeless services performance in a virtual meeting on monday in oakland. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> meanwhile, in san francisco, one man has kind of taking it upon himself to try to help people who are living on the street have a cleaner space quincy heath the originally from georgia unnoticed. a homeless camp along oak grove street after he moved here. a

will hammond has applied to 11 colleges that has been accepted by all of them, but he's not sure whichhoose is down the stanford, harvard, princeton columbia. well, how many's quick to credit his parents, teachers and fellow students for his achievements. i'm not competing with my classroom. dates with other people from other schools. i'm really competing against myself. that's how i like to see it. how can i improve on myself each and every day? who's advanced placement physics teacher says he's taught many students gifted in science, but mohammed stands out relief sells it everything he does. that's what i think really makes him an impressive person outside of class. mohammed started his own company called kits cubed last year. it provides fun and easily acceptable science experiments and idea he started to get his younger niece and nephew interested in science. we distributed a couple 1000 science kits in the open, unified school district. we have some plants toe ramp that up a lot more, and we also sell our kids on our website. we'll have it would like some day to become an enginee

today we highlight the first woman to serve adds head coach on an nba team, becky hammond. >> did itstory right now? >> no. what dawned on me is i want to beat the lakers. i want to beat them really bad. i think when you're told no, and you do it, it builds a resiliency in you. you don't have to believe it, i have to believe it. it's so much bigger than i could have thought of or imagined or dreamt of. >> as an important series, we wanted you to know about it. you can learn more about these individuals on "inspiring america" this saturday and sunday. it's airing both on msnbc right here and nbc. >>> you've seen our special, exclusive look inside the biden white house this week, and if you missed it, you can check out our twitter page @thebeatwithari. you can see why i was doing the elbow bumps and walking along the grounds. as always, thanks for watching. "the reidout" with joy reid starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm jason johnson in for joy reid. we begin tonight with the fbi raid on rudy giuliani's apartment and office, a stark reminder that the former president's personal law

so that means the city didn't have a formal budget to put these in hammond activities all. the council has this information and the mayor have the information and we're right in the middle of the budget cycle. the council also found that 70% of oakland's homeless population are african-american compared to 24% in the general population structural racism. >> that first day in cities across our country. the same. just proportional representation exist. and so it's just further emphasize or need to bring a true equity lines where we are focused on solving these challenging that also looked at police and fire response times to ensure response times to an encampment are appropriate. >> and equitable the city auditor will present the homeless services performance in a virtual meeting on monday in oakland, gayle ong kron 4 news. >> in san francisco. one man has taken it upon himself to help people living on the street to at least have a a cleaner space. his name is quincy. he fears originally from georgia. he says he noticed a homeless camp along oak grove street in oakland after

will hammond has applied to 11 colleges that has been accepted by all of them, but he's not sure which choose is down the stanford, harvard, princeton columbia. well, how many's quick to credit his parents, teachers and fellow students for his achievements. i'm not competing with my classroom. dates with other people from other schools. i'm really competing against myself. that's how i like to see it. how can i improve on myself each and every day? who's advanced placement physics teacher says he's taught many students gifted in science, but mohammed stands out relief sells it everything he does. that's what i think really makes him an impressive person outside of class. mohammed started his own company called kits cubed last year. it provides fun and easily acceptable science experiments and idea he started to get his younger niece and nephew interested in science. we distributed a couple 1000 science kits in the open, unified school district. we have some plants toe ramp that up a lot more, and we also sell our kids on our website. we'll have it would like some day to become an engin

will hammond has applied to 11 colleges that has been accepted by all of them, but he's not sure whichll choose is down the stanford, harvard, princeton columbia. well, how many's quick to credit his parents, teachers and fellow students for his achievements. i'm not competing with my classroom. dates with other people from other schools. i'm really competing against myself. that's how i like to see it. how can i improve on myself each and every day? who's advanced placement physics teacher says he's taught many students gifted in science, but mohammed stands out. he released sells it everything he does. that's what i think really makes him an impressive person outside of class. mohammed started his own company called kids cubed last year, it provides fun and easily acceptable science experiments and idea he started to get his younger niece and nephew interested in science. we distributed a couple 1000 science kits in the open, unified school district. we have some plants that. ramp that up a lot more, and we also sell our kids on our website. we'll have it would like some day to becom

felicia hammonds' landing of the pilgrim fathers in new england and the last stands -- call it holy grounde soil where first they trod, they left unsustained what there they found freedom to worship god. you get the sense in which the coming of the pilgrims began something totally new in the world. and what that newness was had to do with religion, religious liberty, civil liberty, all the ways you can put together freedom and god began with the pilgrims and the puritans in new england. this thing totally new. and so of course you get also all these paintings, right, that celebrate them. we looked at these paintings before. what we saw, this sort of religious dimension. that the light -- the heavenly light shaning on the mayflower -- shining on the mayfloor compact or the civil liberty where it's with each other, the pact, the idea of self-government in the mayflower. or the noble and heroic and yet domestic and agricultural sense of origins. and of course these other sort of famous, the landing of the fathers, the fathers, our fathers are the beginnings of our people. and of course all th

. >> yep, and on the first list of honorees we've got nascar driver bubba wallace, becca hammond, the really wanted to talk about all the charitable causes, all the things that he does, as he said part of his childhood about giving back. >> so cool. >> i just never feel cool enough in his presence. >> until you get like a man bun. >> that ain't going to happen. [ laughter ] >> you inspiring -- you've inspired us because this is becoming a network wide initiative, but inspiring america is like the heartbeat of "nightly news. >> we've been doing this for years on "nightly news," even before the pandemic. a lot of news days are heavy you guys know what it's like to come out here and like, wow, these stories lift us up they remind us that no matter what else is going on in the world, there are still a lot of good people in this country. >> absolutely. >> and they're looking out for other people and finding ways to give back and to be able to extend this now across the platforms of nbc is gratifying. >> best part about your show we're excited about this because, again, this begins with ins

the honorees on our twunt inspiration list >> we are all doing something here i chatted with becky hammond the first to lead a team as acting head coach. she had a lot to say about adversity and victories on and she went to college, played in the wnba, and now is coaching. >> and we know you love basketball did you try to go a little one on one >> please, that embarrassing moment is not to be seen. >> after becky, i'll catch up with another trailblazer in sports, a fellow named bubba wallace. the only full-time black driver in nascar. he's inspired a lot of other folks to get involved on the track and behind the scenes, as well, in that sport. we'll have the inspiring interviews for you next week on "today." >> we have a lot to tell you about. >>> let's get to the news at 8:00 top u.s. health officials meeting today to decide if the pause on the johnson & johnson covid vaccine should be lifted in the meantime, the push has intensified to have americans get other available shots to stay ahead of the rapidly spreading variants sam brock joins us now with the latest on the covid crisis sam, g

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. >> this is richard hammond speaking. the building is an area that is less used for activity and more for green space and water recycling. it also provides light and air into the relocated stained glass windows that are inside the church in the courtyard area. >> in your present, it was referred to demographic studies. can you provide those studies to the commission? >> yes. we did include them in a package that was sent out and it may not have reached you. we undertook starting in 2013 and 2015, we undertook extensive studies in the tenderloin including going door to door to provide information and it provided much of our understanding and background for the size of units and families and units and working demographics of the community around which we based a lot of the design assumptions. yes, we provided that. >> there were multiple submittals. the last question. do you have information within the tenderloin district on the types of inventories of types of units? what is in the district ranging from s.r.o. group housin

. >> this is richard hammond speaking. the building is an area that is less used for activity and more for green space and water recycling. it also provides light and air into the relocated stained glass windows that are inside the church in the courtyard area. >> in your present, it was referred to demographic studies. can you provide those studies to the commission? >> yes. we did include them in a package that was sent out and it may not have reached you. we undertook starting in 2013 and 2015, we undertook extensive studies in the tenderloin including going door to door to provide information and it provided much of our understanding and background for the size of units and families and units and working demographics of the community around which we based a lot of the design assumptions. yes, we provided that. >> there were multiple submittals. the last question. do you have information within the tenderloin district on the types of inventories of types of units? what is in the district ranging from s.r.o. group housin

the prime minister was keen to initiate an enquiry into predecessor david hammond slow to commit to theust now than he did stop —— had to act very fast. farmers have worked tirelessly to give us world—class british food throughout the pandemic. in return, the welsh labour and liberal democrat government has given them a slap in the face with the policy which will do nothing for water quality with water companies dumping thousands of tonnes of sewage into rivers. does the prime minister agree this demonstrates welsh labour's absolute contempt for rural areas like mine? she labour's absolute contempt for rural areas like mine?— areas like mine? she is right. agriculture — areas like mine? she is right. agriculture is _ areas like mine? she is right. agriculture is devolved - areas like mine? she is right. agriculture is devolved in - areas like mine? she is right. i agriculture is devolved in wales. areas like mine? she is right. - agriculture is devolved in wales. if people want to send a clear signal and a change in the way farmers are treated, i hope they will vote conservative in the

he chose to respond to one particular request by mississippi representative william henry hammond. he was later the hammond that was published and written in van buren's usual meandering in ponderous manner. his handwriting was terrible and he goes on and on and on and on and on. like my students do when they're trying to reach my word count. he was outlining his opposition to the immediate annexation of texas. taking a stance against the media annexation pleased some of his friends but it doomed his chances of receiving the democratic nomination. in april, jackson asked pope to visit him at the hermitage which he did do. during his meeting with jackson, the general announced to poke immediate annexation is not only important but his principles. van buren and jackson's estimation had committed what he said was a fatal area. -- folks surprised jackson's vehement declaration replaced with a firm determination. van parents should be supported in baltimore, and positioned as new yorkers running mate. polk said he was instead by mr. v. and i will just as long as there is hope. but polk