hastings, mr. howe, if you had any thoughts of going back to this system of people applying from their home country. >> thank you for your question. i'm not as versed in that area, but the argument that you make seems to make sense. i am familiar back in my younger career i actually did process refugees. a lot of vietnamese, russians back in the early 1990's, it was an effective system that worked. mr. nevano: i can see the merits of that system and look forward to working with congress and our partners if that's something that is decided to try that out and see if it's something that can help stop this crisis. mr. portman: i know you are familiar with this, but the criteria you use to determine whether somebody was eligible for refugee status, was the same as the aasylum status. mr. nevano: i believe it's section 207 of the i.n.a. and section 208 of the i.n.a. is a difference. whether they apply here in the united states or outside the united states. mr. portman: there is also a a requirement shou

an independent clinic within hastings that is -- or it is part of a field work program at hastings? >> it's part of the u.c. system and part of the college, so they're u.c. hastings staff that work there, with students who are working for pay. does that answer? >> commissioner pappas: not really. just curious. >> i guess i would say it's not an independent agency separate from the university. >> commissioner pappas: and one of the reasons i ask is because of the -- just for continuity sake, that they have designated staff monitoring. >> yes, this is correct. there are dedicated staff that work there permanently tied to the grant. it's the students -- the student interns who may rotate in and out, but you do have those permanent staff to ensure continuity of cases and services and managing that transition. >> president serina: thank you. >> is this a new program? >> we are funding a program that has existed in the community for a couple of years now. since 2012, it has existed. it has grown since then. we've known about it for a couple of years. with our recent procurement process, i

hasting and mr. howe, what do you think is the relationship between the moot metering at the points of entry and the increase of families trying to cross between ports of entry? >> sir, i just know that -- we've seen an increase in the volume of family units continue to build month after month. i'm not sure what the result is with the management. when we're interviewing the individuals, they're telling us we've heard on social media or we have heard from folks who are already in the country, bring a child and you'll be set free. that's what we're hearing. >> that's not my question. my question is what is the relationship. you're metering folks coming across the port of entry. so they can't. we know this gentleman who tragically died with his daughter, was waiting two months and said was turned away from the metering so decided to go not in a port of entry. we're seeing more and more folks. what's the relationship of people who if they can't come through a port of entry, they're trying to cross at oth

. 0vernight tonight an area over low hastings. 0vernight tonight an area over low pressure hastings.ward scandinavia. they will be a future with across western areas but the rain will ease, the winds will become much lighter and clear spells overnight. temperatures for many between eight and 10 degrees. tomorrow, across northern scotland will start off rather cloudy here but otherwise a decent start to the day. plenty of morning sunshine, however sunday is going to be a day of sunshine and showers and those shower clouds will start to develop from midday and on into the afternoon. they will form in lines where the winds bash together. these are convergent lines where the showers become heavy and slow moving but they run across south—west england, another mid wales and another four northern areas of scotland. these are the areas where you are most likely to see heavy, thundery, slow—moving showers. elsewhere showers will be isolated and so should feel warmer, temperatures 16 to 20. big contrasts into next week. warm air being pulled up from north africa, colliding with cooler coming f

hastings? >> thank you. it is my honor to represent the men and women of border patrol before you today as they are hard at work addressing the current crisis on the border. aliens,ting illegal drugs, cash and weapons at the border is a key component of u.s. border security, and by extension, our national security. cartels and other transnational criminal organizations are a threat that requires governance of strategy and in aggressive approach across government. i am sorry to report the country vision to this government effort is currently strained as we are forced to devote 40-60% of our manpower to the humanitarian flow that serves as a lucrative a business for smuggling organizations. we are overwhelmed by the sheer volume of apprehensions and cannot conduct in-depth interviews that provide intelligence on smuggling and trafficking networks. we are distracted with the nearly 200 large groups apprehended. they are using these opportunities to get narcotics and aliens into the country seeking to evade law

hastings got in on the act, this beautiful weather watcher shot showing blue skies overhead and highberia into the 30s and the heat right northwards into the south—east, particularly. temperatures getting above 27 in south—east england but notice it was not as warm further north and west, particularly across scotland and northern england because of extra cloud and some outbreaks of rain at times. split fortunes during today and as we go through tonight, we continue to see outbreaks of rain and some heavy rain moving across northern ireland and scotland, some showery rain getting into parts of wales and the western side of england, increasingly breezy through the night and dry for the south—east but for all of us, humid and muggy. minimum temperatures for southern scotland into england, wales and northern ireland between 12 and 16 degrees. but low—pressure is dominant as we go through tomorrow, various fronts spiralling around the low pressure, so there will be outbreaks of rain. heavy rain initially across scotland and then this band of cloud and showery rain pushing eastwards out of

david sillito, bbc news, hastings. on the m25 in kent last night, leading to its closure for almost eight hours. the rail operator southern has advised people to expect delays and cancellations for the rest of the day because of flooding on some tracks. time for a look at the weather — here's ben rich. some terrible conditions, and they go on elsewhere? reeta, the worst of the weather has shifted northwards. lots of rain falling across parts of the uk. since the rain began falling yesterday in lincolnshire, one or two spots had seen well over 80 millimetres, more than we would normally expect in the whole month ofjune. this

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>>in the east bay a fiery crash less than a berkeley killed a 36 year-old woman it happened near haste in shadow got a side street just a few blocks from the cal campus. police say the crash was triggered by a speeding tesla that hit 2 other vehicles that's pete fast enough to set one of those cars on fire. khan force go long us live in berkeley right now with details kale. justine that tesla driver is cooperating with police this all happened just before midnight and the victim is a 36 year-old woman from north hollywood. >>this is the first vehicle we reaching stop. >>thomas to share a witness to crashing called 911 he says drivers need to be careful. they looked like they were just having a great time like it wasn't like they were really young it was an even. >>which is really unfortunate to us have to. how that happened on this street. >>damaged cars and broken glass or what remains from last night's chaos. a 36 year-old woman was killed near haste in atherton streets in berkeley police say she was riding in the back seat of a ford fiesta when the vehicle was hit by a tesla the fie

for harris, representing of texas, representative hastings of florida, these are her first two endorsementsembers of congress outside her home state, how much momentum does that gave her? >> that's one of the things so interesting to me. a lot of people are thinking joe biden, the former vice president, he's going to get a lot of endorsements while he certainly got more endorsements than any of the other candidates outside of his oem state, harris was able to go and get hastings, get green, and now they're close this endorsements from congressional black caucus members. i know from years past that those endorsements are actually a leading indicator, and i think they're a leading indicator for harris as well, and what's so important is there are a lot of voters who are out there, if you look at her favorable and unfavorable ratings, what you see is she actually holds a pretty high favorable rating even though a lot of voters weren't necessarily going to her side. that to me is so key. she has laid the base work. she has the base, and now the question is can she build from that base, get that

as adams suggested he wrote in great haste. he revised and penciled in in great haste. i can't talk because my own handwriting but he was very hard to read some of this and sort it. you sorted that and felt pretty good. i better check the carbon of this manuscript. sure enough the worst nightmare was true. made different changes in pencil on the carbon. there was no date. to this day i don't have a really good surmise that i trust in the slightest about which one was before the other. what i tried to do is to say we will incorporate both if all possible. sometimes it had to be a choice. it was a thicket. it was the briar patch. ellison ran away into the briar patch and i had to follow him. and i got some printer marks on my arm. r marks on my arm. i wasn't born and bred in the editorial, had to inquire it. >> i know that the invisible man we are familiar with is heavily edited. the editor did a lot to it. is there any way we could see this in the future as a 200 page version? does it lend itself to that? >> i am not sure with respect to invisible man. how is invisible m

but they are fierce haste what's left of the building may collapse. it broke out an a furniture store and quickly fisp. broke out at 8:30 last night. you can see the building a total loss two a also have damage. >> we are needing to demolish portions of the building so convertings can get inside. we are concerned about the collapse on the building. not only in the front and the side. earliery this morning the back wall of the building collapsed back. >> no one was hurt when the back wall collapsed but seven people lichaj directly behind the shop are out of a loem tonight the cause of fire under investigation. >>> plus tonight about the hawaii plane crash that killed all 11 people onboard. hon lieu will you fire chief says the plane was used in a sky dive operation. we have learned that one of the men killed was a 36-year-old sky driving instructor. daniel herndon's sister told us he had been skoi diving for about ten years. the names of other victims in the crash haven't been released. now crashed shortly after takeoff on oahu's north shore. >>> now t

it hast, you might think to be frosty.3 or 24 degrees. ♪ >> our top stories on al jazeera, forces allied to libya's u.n.-backed government took a city south of the capital. haftar launched his campaign to take tripoli weeks ago. gharyan was his forward base. u.n. special investigators called for a criminal inquiry into saudi arabia's conference over the murder of jamal khashoggi. the saudi envoy to the u.n. has accused them of prejudice against the kingdom. images of a father and daughter who drowned on the u.s.-mexico border have caused outcry over the dangers migrants face while trying to reach america. oscar martinez and his 23-month-old daughter died while traveling north from el salvador. have rejected the u.s. administration's $50 billion economic proposal for peace. it was unveiled by a senior white house advisor, jared kushner, during a conference in bahrain. palestinians say the country is not for sale. senior what has advisor jared kushner gathered dignitaries, investors, and politicians from the wider world to d

political leadership chose to put it right down the main street of the african-american community, hastings street. they take the land by eminent domain, which includes shops, we losents, hotels and paradise valley after the interstate highway act in 1956. by the mid-1960's, most of paradise valley is destroyed. bottoms,ence in black many of the first wave when they lose their land will have to find places because not a lot of places for them. they end up in an area where jewish residents are beginning to leave away from. african-american migration follows jewish migration because jewish migrants are more likely to rent and sell places to african-americans than any other ethnic group. they move into the area of dexter, lynnwood, grand river come out west side neighborhood which will be the neighborhood where the 1967 uprising occurs. there will never be a center of african-american business ownership in detroit. we lose that after we lose paradise valley. it was called urban renewal come up but african-americans called it negro removal. if they were renters, they only got a two week notice

here is beautiful hastings in east sussex earlier this morning. have at the moment. still continuing in scotla nd at the moment. still continuing in scotland and ireland. a bit of cloud developing across the south—west and into wales. we run the risk of a few sharp showers may even thundery in nature across scotland and northern ireland into the afternoon. the best of the sunshine in the south—east albeit turning hazy across the far south—east. there will be a few scattered showers around northern england. much better day than you had yesterday without persistent rain. showers could be thundery again in northern ireland and scotla nd again in northern ireland and scotland the afternoon. lighter winds and certainly more sunshine around. those temperatures should be better than yesterday. 19 or 20 at the very best. 68 fahrenheit. could be better for this the very best. 68 fahrenheit. could be betterfor this time the very best. 68 fahrenheit. could be better for this time of year. things set to deteriorate as we move into monday morning and tuesday.

i don't understand the majority's haste here. without exhausting all other options, negotiation, discussion , and turning to a vote on contempt as the last result, the majority pay be placing the house in a position that causes long-term damage to the institution. when this goes to court, it will do so on a matter of first impression. it will never have been tested in the courts before, and using such untested theories could set a dangerous precedent harming us all, republicans and democrats in the long run. it's also unclear what exactly this resolution will accomplish. the house has not voted to hold either mr. barr or mr. -- mr. barr or mr. mcgann in contempt of court. nor is it clear negotiations with the justice department and white house over the documents at issue are at end. indeed, given how quickly the majority is pushing forward and seeking these documents, it seems unlikely that the only course of action left in the house is to file a lawsuit. i strongly urge the majority to continue working with the justice departmen

. >>> as big tech power grows so has scrutiny from washington and that hast led mos of the companiesan awful lot of money in laundering. aditi roadw h aditi r all of that for us. >> that's more than any other u.s. company. in ct, for the past two years the earch giant has topped list of spenders outranki traditional front-runners like boeing and at&t. it wasn't always that back in 2009 google spent just $4 million on lobbying but that number started to climb in 2011 and 12, justed as it start facing more regulatory heat. in 2012 alphabet paid $22 million in fines to settle ftc charges to privacy. the company agreed to change its business practices following concerns that they were stiflin competition. over the last decade, spending on lobbying has gone up 500%. it's not just alphabet. according to the center for responsive politics, amazon and facebook ranked among the top as well. those three companies spent on double digits ranging fro competition to privacy. that's more than the amount microsofp spent leading to its trial with the doj two decades uto, it is unclear what effect it

hastings law student and a member of this community. it is the importance of this commission to understand the results of failure to comply with sb 47, and the impact on the lives of every single community member in this city. in order to further educate myself, i went in and sat in on the preliminary hearing as my colleague mentioned, and i saw an officer as the sole witness take the stand. that means that the only thing standing between a defendant's freedom and continuing being part of the criminal justice system was this officer's credibility. when this officer took the stand, he made testimony that i then went back and watched the body-worn camera footage. the two contradicted each other. that means there's somebody sitting in jail right now because of the failure to comply with 832.7 because the officer was dishonest, and we didn't know and wouldn't know because filing a motion would take longer and time than your constitutional right to a trial within a certain time period. the disclosure of dishonest -- the disclosure of sustain

and an investigation in the crash shut down haste street downtown tofor about 12 hours saturday. a 22-year-old san leandro man was driving the tesla and cooperating with police and alcohol and drugs are not considered factors in the crash. >>> in the south bay, it was a chance to check out the tools of the police trade today. the santa clara police department held its open house giving residents a glimpse at its cruisers, mobile command center and when it really needs some reason form its tactical armored truck, the police did some demonstrations for those who showed up. >>> the city of hayward today raised its gay pride flag in support of equality. the rainbow colored banner will fly high through the end of the month. hayward city council last month designated lbgtq, two spirit and gender nonconforming pride month. the action is to convey the city's pride and support for its lgbt plus residents and elected leaders elsewhere, whose efforts to celebrate pride has forced opposition. >>> the warriors look to rebound tomorrow night following the game one loss to the raptors in toront

what the predent is going to achieve with his conversations with president xi in k ten he hast meeting tomorrow earlier today he hinted that meeting productive but he didn't offer what predictions would come out of it he didn't make any promises whether he would holof tariffs or impose additional tariffs on additional goods some 300 billion coming into the u.s. so i think for the rest of the day, the president has some cultural events hereakn a, but the main story line is really going to be what the presidt said about elections heading into 2020 and his comments on the debates overnight where he really weighed in and said, the democratic party apprs to be more socialist phillip, melissa >> hans, thank you >> let's take a look outside with nbc meteorologist janessa bb good morning, janessa. >> good morning. have you start today complain yet about the heat >> not et why. >> we're using the a.c >> i start today complain yesterday, but remembered it could snow at any moment >> where >> exactly summer heat will continue to buoud here throut the northern plains, across the nation, east coast

parking taxes from state university parking lots in the city so by the ucsf medical center you see hastings college of law and also san francisco state university. so the schools had a claim that a city cannot tax a branch of the state government. but the high court unanimously ruled that yeah they can indeed 2 of the tax is not levied on a state agency but rather on individual drivers using those slots. well new this morning test conducted by california nonprofit found high levels of arsenic levels in to bottled water brands. the testing was carried out by the center for environmental health that group find that found that pena feel feel water and starkey water never heard of those 2 they contain higher arsenic levels than tap water. so those levels are of arsenic are found in the water violates caiifornia state guidelines in these friends of water are sold at target stores. a settlement wal-mart and also whole foods. new this morning. sausalito police say it's departments one scam the scammers will call you they're using the sausalito pd so number that's what pops on the caller id and the

believes that this kind of case does that mean that the articles of the russian criminal code that hast that have to do with the possession and the selling of drugs have to be somehow liberalized but according to the russian leader what needs to be done is . somehow to impose tighter control on russian law enforcement and i believe we can listen to that part of lattimer putin's speech his response to the question that came from the audience about article 2. do we need to liberalize this area no i don't think that's the right way forward. to be punished for that can't be any liberalization about it but we need to have tighter control over the operations by the law enforcement so they don't make any violations would be just people in jail or prison just for from out of to say for the reports and just think it happened with the journalists. now let me just explain why that issue is very important to the case of journalist eve on gold seems to have come to a happy end but then we understand according to a lot of our pool that there are still thousands of russian citizens that are in custody

up plenty of reaction as you might expect on social media with some people even calling a thorough haste to take action against the brand. boycotts dariel were muslim and we love our culture or religion and our rituals the government should take strict action against ariel brand i miss my request to all my dear pakistanis that please boycott ariel a soon as possible because religion comes 1st and this is our responsibility to protect our religion boycott ariel prime minister of pakistan we want ariel cloth washing detergents banned in pakistan immediately for driving and spreading anti islamic campaigns through media. well we have a few coleman tutors who have the courage and dad was right to push the boundaries of social norms in pakistan. i don't think it's a big us companies job to insert themselves into pakistani culture or if it was women speaking up against their own culture that would be one thing but i feel that it's very wrong for a western company to come in and insert themselves in a culture that maybe isn't adapted the same way that american culture has in a lot of these wome

you see hastings college of law and the san francisco state university. have claimed that a city cannot tax a branch of the state government but the high court unanimously ruled today, the tax is not levied on a state agency but rather on individual drivers using those lots coming up tonight. >>6.45 some serious fun in the sky and over the water in tonight's flying tales meet the bay area pilots we're taking full advantage of mother nature's playground. >>but first addressing the financial crisis along the u s mexican border, a major funding deal that lawmakers are trying to get to border communities but why some say that money is not enough. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefit may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee.

this was in the hastings area.t of the day, some sunshine, but there is some rain in the forecast as well. low pressure still out to the western side, northern ireland, towards england, scotland and wales and a band of weather gradually seeking its way towards the east. the east had a glorious start but here we are in norfolk, another of oui’ here we are in norfolk, another of our weather watchers, david said it is closing up. that is because, that rain band that was in the west in the first part of the day is creeping its way towards the east. you will not see it in norfolk until later today, this evening. but it will start the side of the pennines, all the while the eastern rain becomes more showery through the rest of today. and on through the night, you will see some hefty bursts across the northern parts of scotla nd bursts across the northern parts of scotland then it turns drier. then we see a return of that weather front into the south—western quarter where it will start the new day on sunday. so don't be s

because it's been rushed through, according to them, with considerable haste, and according to the hongvernment, for example, there will be another reading of the bill on wednesday, meaning that within weeks it could actually be sent through the legislative council, and by earlyjuly, there will be a big change to the legal system whereby you can be sent from hong kong to mainland china to face trial. and this is seen as a considerable erosion of the special status of hong kong, because naturally there are — you know, there's a completely independent legal system in hong kong. they have their own system of the rule of law, which is quite separate to that which is run by the communist party on the mainland. let's get some of the day's other news: protesters took to the streets in the capital of haiti, demanding president jovenel moise resign over allegations he embezzeled venezuelan aid money. buildings and barricades were set on fire in the demonstrations, spurred by opposition parties and civil society groups. at least one person is reported killed in the unrest. the lawyer representing

hastings got in on the act, this beautiful weather watcher shot showing blue skies overhead and high getting above 27 in south—east england but notice it was not as warm further north and west, particularly across scotland and northern england because of extra cloud and some outbreaks of rain at times. split fortunes during today and as we go through tonight, we continue to see outbreaks of rain and some heavy rain moving across northern ireland and scotland, some showery rain getting into parts of wales and the western side of england, increasingly breezy through the night and dry for the south—east but for all of us, humid and muggy. minimum temperatures for southern scotland into england, wales and northern ireland between 12 and 16 degrees. but low—pressure is dominant as we go through tomorrow, various fronts spiralling around the low pressure, so there will be outbreaks of rain. heavy rain initially across scotland and then this band of cloud and showery rain pushing eastwards out of northern ireland into south—east scotland, northern england and wales and the south—east. could

is a sport that enthusiasts take very seriously — the world championship has been taking place in hastings of people playing proper golf in recent years has declined — crazy golf is booming, as david sillito reports. this event is the greatest single ball minigolf tournament in the world. thejoy, the joy, the thejoy, the despair. the intense passion of world—class crazy golf. do people take it seriously? very, very, very seriously. mark ‘the force' chapman is a giant. get the ball rolling off the ramp and then it should get there. a few points on stance and address can change your game. but he was also feeling the pressure. crazy golf is a growing game. i'd be lying ifi saidi a growing game. i'd be lying ifi said i did not get nervous. i think it is natural when something means a lot to you to feel the pressure. new courses are springing up across britain to dig in the game is booming at a time when traditional golfers seen a decline of around 1 million players which is one reason why young jess was here. an ambassadorfor why young jess was here. an ambassador for big golf. why young jess

the last day of the government and they cannot have failed legacy behind them but to legislate in haste. i shall be 102 in 2050 and i would love to report back. we look forward to that. 0k. and on that thought let's move to the times. they have the 0xfam story that we have been reporting on all day and shamed 0xfa m reporting on all day and shamed 0xfam given three weeks to reform. the charity could lose hundreds of millions of pounds in aid cash after the report into the way they handled themselves after these haiti scandal. there has been a statutory enquiry into how 0xfam failed to come clean about a lot of stuff that was going on within the organisation and the allegation against them is that the charity was motivated by a desire to protect its own reputation and relations with big—money donors and relations with big—money donors and that is why victims appear to ta ke and that is why victims appear to take second place. and that is a serious allegation for an aid organisation with such a huge operation. some of the stuff coming out saying abused victims were sent back to war zones

what has happened i think is that silicon valley hast reserved our imaginations and house native impossible for us to be on our own turf we have to beta the more lastly we treat the word of mitchell or the sources we have to treat them as something that cannot be sold because alternately if will last the likes of google to own the issue of the sources they would eventually start letting us brief for free is long as we can send advertising imagine if they managed to pull all that they that the to generate in the context of search email using maps and so force into different data base one in which people developers activists n.g.o.s since he was a ask or busy mr harper's would be able to build their own naps and to build their own services you know what if i live in the neighborhood where a lot of people like me take more or less the same path and the route to work every day but we don't know this and we can actually organize our own work and organize our own boss if only we can exchange the data about how traveling happens. we are not creating the kind of war on the big knowledge allows us t

because it's been rushed through, according to them, with considerable haste.g to the hong kong government, for example, there will be another reading of the bill on wednesday, meaning that within weeks it could actually be sent through the legislative council, and by earlyjuly, there will be a big change to the legal system whereby you can be sent from hong kong to mainland china to face trial. and this is seen as a considerable erosion of the special status of hong kong, because naturally there are... you know, there is a com pletely are... you know, there is a completely independent legal system in hong kong. they have their own system of the rule of law which is quite separate to that which is run by the communist party on the mainland. in the past, when we saw protest like the umbrella movement, we didn't necessarily get a huge change in hong kong as a result. do you think this protest will change things, given the scale of it? well, they may have lost that umbrella movement protest, or series of protests, if you like, which was an attempt to have a direct

some fairly rough seas being driven onto the coastline of east sussex and hastings there. towards scandinavia. there will be showers left across north—western areas but otherwise the winds will ease, rays will be lighter and we will have clear skies overnight. tomorrow across northern scotland we will start off rather cloudy but otherwise a decent start of the day, they will be plenty of morning sunshine but sunday is going to be a day of sunshine and showers and shower clouds will really start to develop from midday and on into the afternoon. they will tend to form an alliance whether winds might bash together, these are convergent lines where showers become thundery and slow—moving. these lines are the areas where you are most likely to see some heavy, thundery slow—moving showers, showers elsewhere will be relatively isolated and so with more on the way ofjune sunshine should feel a bit warmer. a big contrast in air mass coming into next week. warm air mass coming into next week. warm air being pulled up from north africa colliding from cool airfrom polar regions and th

to do whatever people are forced to do on their haste with the prospect of an effective. i have full confidence that the power of unity will prevail over. the power games that mr obama and a handful of criminals are playing at the expense of the constitutional democracy and peaceful democratic or existence. opposition parties led by basher withdrew their m.p.'s from parliament in february he's calling for rahman to resign and hold a general election under a caretaker government president decided to use his powers to reschedule the election because he says he feared a threat to public security and democratic stability let's hope he said was for parties to compromise on a new date and participate in the election but with political polarization growing instead those threats are growing as well. what albanians really care about is better economic conditions monthly salaries rarely rise above $400.00 european union membership would allow albanians to travel to europe's better job markets it's unlikely that i'll be near would receive the green light this month because many memb

hastings got in on the act, this beautiful weather watcher shot showing blue skies overhead and highas warm further north and west, particularly across scotland and northern england because of extra cloud and some outbreaks of rain at times. split fortunes during today and as we go through tonight, we continue to see outbreaks of rain and some heavy rain moving across northern ireland and scotland, some showery rain getting into parts of wales and the western side of england, increasingly breezy through the night and dry for the south—east but for all of us, humid and muggy. minimum temperatures for southern scotla nd minimum temperatures for southern scotland into england, wales and northern ireland between 12 and 16 degrees but low pressure is dominant as we go through tomorrow, various fronts spiralling around the low pressure so fronts spiralling around the low pressure so there will be outbreaks of rain and heavy rain initially across scotland and then this band of cloud and showery rain pushing eastwards out of northern ireland into south—east scotland, northern england and wal

david sillito, bbc news, hastings. heavy rain in southern england has caused major travel disruption. two sinkholes were discovered on the m25 in kent last night, leading to its closure for almost eight hours. the rail operator southern has advised people to expect delays and cancellations for the rest of the day because of flooding on some tracks. time for a look at the weather — here's ben rich. some terrible conditions, and they go on elsewhere? reeta, the worst of the weather has shifted northwards. lots of rain falling across parts of the uk. since the rain began falling yesterday in lincolnshire, one or two spots had seen well over 80 millimetres, more than we would normally expect in the whole month ofjune. this is why, and area of low pressure sitting around here, spiralling around that we have kyle jameson outbreaks of rain, the stripe of culture sitting in place, not moving anywhere quickly, so the wettest weather continue across parts of lincolnshire and the north midlands, wet weather to merseyside, north—e

iam in hastings she is an ambassador for golf. proper golf. i am in england golf. proper golf. at the championship, the challenges were gathered. but mark... 0h, brother, mr chapman. was on fire. and then he began to falter. so marcus just dropped a shot on the 17th and it is all to play for here. the 18th hole of the world crazy golf championships 2019. if it was not held than market could lose. it was all over. our 2019 world crazy golf champion is mark chapman! so for the first time, my mum, my dad. my they are here to watch. it is quite emotional. it means a lot. it means a lot. it meant a lot la st lot. it means a lot. it meant a lot last year and it means a lot this year. mark chapman, champion. in the world of putters and windmills, he is the man to beat. that is a big moment there.” that is a big moment there. i love sport for that. so many reasons i love it. whatever your challenge, it is your challenge and he was so emotional. i am still, there is still a family dispute, we went on holiday a few years ago and we played an incredibly difficult raising of course and i w

that this is something that not only has to be helped, but hast to be supported -- has to be supportede insurance companies and medical establishment. >> there is a lot of encouraging survivalis area too. rates have improved dramatically. the survival for childhood cancer was around 10% in the 1970's. and it is around 90% today. do you have hopes that we can close that gap? how have things changed? you mention your legislation tries to address survivors of pediatric cancer, who then tend to have other health problems crop up later in life, sometimes because of their treatment they had to undergo. >> the goal is to get to the point where we can cure these cancers. that is not easily achievable. it is difficult. there are some cancers in children with remarkable success rates because of the research and diagnostic techniques and the treatments. there are other cancers that are very facial. and they continue to be fatal -- that are very facial and continue to be fatal. , with a are very abrupt short time from diagnosis to death. we want a full out approach. it would be nice to think of so

i implore that this council and maybe the board of supervisors to act with haste to make the giants understand that they are not exempt from the building code. thank you. >> co-chair senhaux: thank you, sir. we're going to go onto information item number 10. any correspondence? oh. my apologies. zack, please proceed. >> co-chair senhaux: do we have a comment on the bridge line? i'm sorry. okay. no problem. thank you. thank you, sir. i meant to say this at the beginning of the meeting, but i wanted to extend an invite to an event i was hosting. featuring five lightning talks from entrepreneurs. you can register for the events at diverseability. [please stand by] >> all right. it is pride month in san francisco. good morning, mayor. >> here we go. [applause.] >> welcome to san francisco. everybody is welcome. happy tried everybody. ever happy pride everyone. >> thank you for joining us to quick off pride month 2019. my name is clair farley, senior adviser for mayor breed and director of the office of transinitiatives. i am so honored to be the mistress of ceremonies. there will be cocktails late

there isr are reports that russia haste has withdrawn military advisors from venezuela.ory for now. liz: will iran begin negotiations without preconditions? and ways going on with venezuela? what is going on across the board. michael, your take on all that news happening right now. >> it's good news that maduro cannot afford his russian friends anymore. so russia overextended themselves. now their troops are leaving because maduro can't pay for them to stay there. that's a good thing. when it comes to iran. the conversation can start before iran come plays with the 12 steps. it means our administration is willing to talk to the iranian regime. >> the mayor of london is faulting the president, the brexit party is on the rise. the president -- president trump supports boris johnson as the next prime minister. president trump is there for d. will day to commemorate d for d-day. he's not there as a private citizen. if this is about honoring and representing american families who lost loved ones, what is going on with the mayor of london injecting himself into the state visit

hundreds of protesters stormed its embassy in baghdad demonstrators than flags in anger over bahrain's hasting at the u.s. sponsored manami conference on peace in the middle east. and another 10 candidates vying to become the u.s. democratic presidential nominee are about to take to the stage for a debate in miami come to harrisburg and saunders and front runner joe biden are among various taking pops. well let's get more now on our top story the new release testimony by former u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson he described being blindsided when key arab allies imposed a land sea and air blockade on castle also a key u.s. ally to listen added he was not aware of a reported meeting between the and the leaders of saudi arabia and the u.a.e. just one month before the blockade was imposed to listen also confirms there was a lot of communication between questioner and the saudi crown prince and that question often traveled to the middle east without consulting us embassies he said he raised the issue with krishna but nothing much changed after well let's speak to john schon who is the executive

later first marquess of hastings. a player in the loss of the first british empire in the early 19th century in india as governor general and commander-in-chief. became one of the builders of the second british empire. and, while the fighting and dying went on, greene never lost sight of the political side of the struggle. governor john rutledge in philadelphia to return to south carolina and rutledge did and the two work closer together to restore government. greene also wrote to the governor thomas burke of north carolina. lasts, civil and military are usually dependent on each other and the most perfectly understanding is essential to both and i beg your excellently to be persuaded that it will be my constant endeavor to to serve the confidence and good opinion of those in power." those final words bear repeating. "the confidence and good opinion of those in power." as one witha greene his chief george washington in supporting the primacy of the civil power, a critical concept of governance, to expand the new natio

billion,et aside $5 which i haste and to add is chump change for facebook. penalty, andh for are there people in the regulatory side of the trump administration who are saying, that is not enough? >> we you have to ask the question of do we have evidence and we don't know where it came from, but do we link it to the journal or other publications that might portray zuckerberg and others in an unflattering light and raise questions about whether the $3 billion to $5 billion that they might be fined is sufficient. it should we go to the place where we ask them to change exert --ctices and extract a bigger chunk of flesh from facebook. emily: meantime, the punches keep coming. there has been another fake video posted on facebook of mark zuckerberg in the style of the nancy pelosi video. facebook has decided not to take it down. mark zuckerberg has reportedly called anti-pelosi a couple of times, but she has not returned his calls. the plot thickens. >> it does indeed. that thegoes to show only bipartisan issue in washington right now is hating big tech companies

this whole block was owned by hastings law school. and they wanted to tear down the buildings and build an extension of the law school. the city said no, we need the housing. so, they sold this apartment to me and two others on mcallister side to somebody else. i know how you feel. [laughter] it is an emotional thing. so the first thing i did, i painted the building and put in new carpets and everything and the tenants were worried sick that i was going to raise their rent. and then i did something absolutely horrible. [rustling noise] [applause] i did this. [cheering] [applause] and -- so then the tenants wrote in this little neighborhood paper. perhaps the greatest indication of the change overtaking the west block in the wake of the change of landlords is that the apartment building at 324 street is now called the rainbow flag apartments. it's a pretty silly name for a building with lousy wiring -- [laughter] i love that. the flag that you see here didn't always just fly from the fire escape. i erected a 50-foot flagpole for one re

hast t that's the president's actual quote. if he doesn't give us a rate cut, the president may tweet out jerome powell's home number. you're laughing. >> anything is possible. >> you have nemployment under 4% you have a stock market all time high we're screaming for rate cuts because there's an election coming now you have this drop in confidence in the business community that we saw in the numbers this morning it's an epic drop, there's no doubt. we're now back below where we were in october of 2016. the lowest level in the new york fed index, fed manufacturing index since october 2016 that was when corporations were gripped by a whole different type of uncertainty. tariffs were on the hoe rrizon. they were a twinkle in someone's eye. we were worried about the election and the outcome the result is the same it's very likely that corporate capex peaked in the third quarter of 2018. nothing has come out to refute that i don't think the president helped the cause by putting the guy in that position what do you do >> i was discus