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operating partner sylvia holden, the sound whizes, jonathan larson and michael sefarido. we as a team would actually like to thank you. we know with monday being a holiday, you had to take your work home, so we appreciate your time in looking over applications. i am here because this is a very exciting project for all of us. the elbow room's a legacy. it was a famous place before the elbow room, and luke and larry's, and before that, amelia's. ricky striker -- amelia's, i don't know if it was the first, technically, but it was the best known lesbian bar. it's what it got its listing as. we came in because as president bleiman said, we're losing or venues and we're losing our t art. our goal is to come in and preserve the heritage that something like the elbow room provides. rather than figuring out what the market was, we could just ask the market, and inside of this 99.999% of people were not only in support of it, wanted to get involved in keeping this thing going. that other .0001% just wanted room to walk their dogs in the alley. i don't know if that really qualifies.

holdener finished fifth in the downhill before holding off the challenge of petra vlhova byjust threemen made it two wins from two. they beat new zealand 6—2 to go top of their group. the winning's tea m top of their group. the winning's team ended in defeat. as in 5—1. this competition serves as a qualifierfor this competition serves as a qualifier for the 2020 olympics and the 2022 world cup. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website, including the latest from great britain's must win fed cup tie with hungary. that's bbc.co.uk/sport and we will have much more for you on spot state lies at half past six. —— 6:30pm. thank you. we will see you later on. a female officer cadet has been found dead at the sandhurst military academy. the 21—year—old was found in her room on the site in berkshire on wednesday. thames valley police says her death is being treated as unexplained but not suspicious. the ministry of defence says its thoughts are with the officer's family. our defence correspondent jonathan beale is here. what more can you tell

. >> this is a case of simon holden and his red tesla model 3, more specifically his model 3 performance edition or 3p as the car folks like to say. simon bought that car this past fall and right after he did, tesla lowered the price of the 3p by $5,000. some owners who also had bought in right before the price cut voiced their disclosure on twitter and tesla ceo elon musk tweeted back saying "we will offer those who ordered those or bought 3p either $5,000 back or free life time supercharging." simon immediately signed up for the cash back. he emailed the company, called tesla and visited the showroom in person, but every avenue was a dead end. so he asked u to intervene. we sent tesla headquarters a note, we did not hear back, but simon did. he got his five grand. maybe we can help steer you dispute toward a successful resolution. tell us about it at nbcbayarea.com/responds or call us at 888-996-tips. >>> get ready, lovebirds, valentine's day right around the corner. despite a rise in consumer spending, fewer americans are planning to celebrate the holiday this year, but those who will

james stewart, all of them don't seem to be acting very much, and some of the later people, william holdenssness of masculinity is really quite important. a good example of that is duke wayne. well, i don't favor talking to vermin, but i'll talk to you just this once. you're not just getting started the line's been drawn. what billy did balanced the books so far. but if one of your men crosses my land, or even touches one of my cows, or do anything to that store, i'm not going to the sheriff, the governor or the president i'm coming to see you. mr. chisum, that sounds like a threat. (smack!) wrong word: fact! most of hollywood, or art, is after authenticity. but yesterday's authenticity is today's artifice. so the whole history of hollywood is a new authenticity, and brando is clearly a new authenticity. watch "streetcar," watch "on the waterfront." he changed a whole style of acting. don't be afraid of me, i'm not going to bite you. i guess they don't let you walk with fellows, huh? you know how sisters are. yeah, you training to be a nun? it's just a regular college. it's run by the sist

the favourite is the defending champion wendy holdener of switzerland. best in the west take on the bottom team in the nba later as golden state travel to phoenix. if wednesday night is anything to go by, you should keep an eye on the scoreline. the nba champions destroyed the san antonio spurs. it finished 141—102 in oakland. while san antonio rested some key players, the nba champions had a full—strength side including kevin durant and stephen curry. it was an explosive third quarter — kevin durant was ruthless — helping the warriors score a massive 49 points. we know mo salah is clinical in front of goal, unerring accuracy one of the many tools in his armoury. just take a look at this video he posted on instagram. here he is doing keepie uppies, butjust keep your eye on the can on top of the tyre. take number 545. just kidding. here we see it again, there one minute, gone the next. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. how many takes to you reckon it took? anyway, shall we move on? let's talk about internet shop

joining us now is steve holden, music reporter for bbc newsbeat. this is terribly sad news.the early hours of the morning, around 1:30am. he was on his way to a gig at keele university students union. staffordshi re university students union. staffordshire police have confirmed that two vehicles were involved, the one that cadet was in and another van. cadet tragically died and five others are hurt. staffordshire police want witnesses who saw what happened. people are waking up to this news and hearing about it this morning. a lot of people in this country won't necessarily know who cadet was, outside the rap scene. give us a picture, because i have heard that people say he had great potential. yellowing absolutely. there was shock at our radio stations this morning because he has been on the network several times and people knew him personally. he is someone who in this scene is very well known. he has spent the last couple of years on the sidelines, supporting other rappers. his cousin is crept, who has posted a heartbreaking message today saying heartbreaking message toda

referred to as the disappeared many young people who form victim to organized crime and drug cartels holden reports now from mexico city. the cruelest part of the violence in mexico thousands of the disappeared many taken by organized crime others by security forces themselves it means no closure for families who spend years searching for loved ones dead or alive all too often they do so on their own digging in mass graves we've rudimentary tools government help is minimal now miscues top human rights official says that's going to change the new government's promised twenty million dollars for a new plan to search for the missing it's a huge task. it's estimated there are currently forty thousand missing people more than one thousand one hundred graves around twenty six thousand are identified bodies in morgues and this is the proof of the magnitude of the humanitarian crisis and human rights violation we're facing and that we must overcome in our country he's promised a well funded and staffed national commission and a better coordinated database to identify the missing languishing in morg

little bit of recognition i think that's significant but even a film like the favorite which look at holden won for best actress this is a film in some ways the traditional movie it's a period movie but instead of being from perspective of the men it's from a perspective of three very powerful very dangerous women who are given the same treatment and same complexity as you'd usually have with male characters and interestingly in this period movie unlike all the other period movies you see in the male characters are just excess or he's on the side they're ridiculous accessories on the side so it completely flips the script i think those type of movies getting some sort of recognition of the oscars has to do with also so white and the transformation that we've seen over the. past few years that said i have to go back to green book giving the best picture award to a film that is so traditional and so so much of a throwback i think is a is a step back we've made a few steps forward but there's still quite a ways to go so it's not all glitz and glam there are some real issues that are really on

holes because of the rain delay.it was at the genesis open, tiger woods, he showed some flashes, holden out here, just off of the green on 16. he played 30 holes and tied for 15. justin thomas struggled, he had a fourth stroke lead. rolls in rallies 4 down. playing 34 holes today and does win the genesis open. his first win in three years. we show you this, this is pretty darn cute. >>> they brought in puppies to the clubhouse. they thought it would be a good idea for the guys to bond a little bit. >> i have a puppy just like that. a yellow lab. >> that is a big puppy. >> they are cute. thpuppies tod for me and i will be back at 11:30 pm. it is 11 pm. >>> actually, we are the ones that educate all the other people, all the other professions. >> thousands of oakland teachers are getting ready to go out on strike, this week. they are demanding better pay, smaller class sizes a war resources. >>> the 11 pm news on fox 2 starts now. >>> hello, i am julie haener, >> good evening, i am frank somerville. students and parents are wondering what happens next?>> reporter: franken julie to give yo

doing so as an independent centrist would free me from being the holden to special interest groups and extreme .arty ideologies leading as an independent what allow me to represent all the american people and focus on the best solutions through a new nonpartisan lens. there are two ideas i would like to talk about and in the weeks ahead. the first is opportunity -- real opportunity. the second is restoring power to the american people, which they deserve. i believe everyone in america should have the opportunity to be seen, to be heard and to speak. i believe everyone should have the opportunity to pursue individual happiness. i believe everyone should have equal opportunity to rise and succeeds beyond their zip codes or station of birth, that everyone should have equal opportunity for a world-class education and go to great .chools and safe schools it will opportunity to get a job and experience the dignity of work. the opportunity for equal justice, the opportunity to save for a rainy day or free retirement. i believe everyone in america should have any opportunity to rise from the g

german shelby, john holden, durban, i can go down the list.e got people who aren't bomb throwers. people who know how to work together to get a deal. i'm not positive we will get a deal but with this group of people, i think we will get a deal that deals with detention beds, barriers, technologies and the challenges we have on the southern border in a commonsense way. chairman shelby is correct. time is of the essence and we need to move forward and keep our eyes on this. but i'm very hopeful. not positive, but hopeful that we can come to an agreement. >>chris: why would you want to limit the number of detention beds if the idea you want to detain rather than release and then they merge into the country? >> until we get a final number, i'm not sure were doing any of that. we've got to come to a final number and its a negotiated process. i think what people want is they want to make sure the southern border is secure. there's many ways to do that, whether it's detention, technology or a barrier. we can't do everything all at once. we have to pr

we have with key products going down in revenue, other key products going up in revenue, then the holdenk becomes bigger and the uncertainty naturally becomes somewhat bigger. >> a disappointing release from abn amro, hit by an increasing -- increase in bad loans and additional costs related to money laundering prevention, covering the banks plan to increase the dividend. what reassurance can you give to shareholders that you will be increasing the dividend at any point after keeping it unchanged in today's release? >> this year, was have paid out -- we have paid out 62% profit, our policy is 50% target, and an additional amount depending on where we are in capital. so for 2018, we paid 52%, up on 50% last year. what i can say is we are well to consider additional distributions for 2019, and we clearly make decisions for the dividend at the end of the year, in one year's time. >> it was a strong finish for showedrmour, as shares earnings profits, jumping after fourth-quarter earnings -- as shares jumped after its release of fourth-quarter earnings showed solid profits. there isas though

the real challenge she has is the same that eric holden would have. they were law enforcement officers first and in the back lives matter movement with us originates in terms of the politics, the irony the challenges she has of mobilizing young people who had an effect on the enthusiasm for clinton for the same issue around law enforcement, around reform. bernie and hillary on the campaign trail were funded by young activists and i think kamala harris has a lot of confrontation where she will have to give accountability for some of the speeches and policy positions she has taken in the state and the city of san francisco. again, it is not that people will get behind her. if you watched the effort karen american vote was number one for hillary. number two is african-american men. alex jones election. african-american women and men. look at all three elections in texas florida with african americans have in a 10% difference. a real dimeric dynamic in terms of mobilizing people. hillary should have got 93% but she got 88%. that is what will happen to kam

>> reporter: this is the case of simon holden and his red tesla model 3 right there.ecifically, his model 3 performance edition or 3-p as the car folks like to say. he bought the car this past fall and right after he did, tesla owners who also had the 3-p by bought in right before the price cut voiced their displeasure on twitter and tesla tweeted back, saying we'll just offer those who ordered or bought 3-p either $5,000 back or free lifetime supercharging. well simon jumped at musk's offer and said he immediately tried to sign up for the cash back. simon said he went ahead and he e-mailed the company, called tesla and even visited the showroom in person. but every avenue was a dead end. so he asked us to intervene. we sent tesla headquarters a note. we did not hear back. but simon did. he got his $5,000. maybe we could help steer your dispute toward a successful resolution. tell us about it at nbcbayarea.com/responds or call us 888-996-tips. >>> thank you. >>> leaving san francisco and moving to mt. view, the e-cigarette company juul is off move. the stanford grad s

. >> bill gates, part thomas edison, part henry ford, part holden caulfield from "catcher in the rye.9, he dropped out of harvard to design computer software with his friend paul allen. they came up with a system that operates 90% of the personal computers today. >> microsoft was making a lot of money then. they were charging $200, $300, $400 for, say, a word processing package that really was costing them about 50 cents to print on floppies. >> hard dwl work, modest, easy-going, it would seem to a fault. of course, he does have at least one secret. but we'll fix that. is it true that you can leap over a chair from a standing position? >> it depends on the size of the chair but this chair, probably so. >> yes! >> i took a step before i did it. >> that's okay. >> bill gates wasn't just one thing. he was a brilliant guy, had great parents, family values. but he was a killer. he basically was a ruthless guy, and so was microsoft. >> no, no, no, no, no. somebody's confused. somebody's just not thinking. there's no way. >> we'll figure it out. >> you guys never understood. you never unders

>> listen, our republicans in our country have been be holden to the nra for far too long in this countryanding change and elerepresentatives h not stepped up. there are shootings in a variety of places, schools and bars and on our secrets. americans are fed up with it and speaking out and voting this way. republicans don't seem to have ku caught up of where the american public is. eight republicans did vote for this background check. some are realizing that this is what needs to happen. they're going to take a little time and pressure but elections change these things and that's what we saw in the last election. it is what we'll see in the next election. >> robyn thomas, the executive of giffords. >>> when we come back, we'll talk to michael cohen, you can forget about robert mueller. today's big question, does president trump's greatest legal jeopardy rest right near in nyc. >> today is the final day of black history month. all months long, we have been celebrating black history. betty wiggins, she calls herself the head lunch lady in addition managing the nation's largest school food c

they do not answer to the executive branch nor are they be holden to the legislature.heir duty is to say what the law is, impartially. they take an oath to impartially perform their duts. the judicial branch is independent because we accept its final rulings even when we disagree with them. it serves as a check on the other branches. now american institutions and the people who compose them often fall short of our ideals. no system is infallible, but at its core, our society fundamentally respects the rule of law by which we mean a system that is just and is protective of human freedoms. not all nations share that concept. as we seek to build bridges with foreign adversaries, it's important for us to understand the differing visions that underlay their legal systems. in china, for example, the supreme court urged government officials to resist western style judicial independence, deriding it as erroneous and mistaken. the chinese communist party sits above the government. in january, the country's courts were instructed to protect the security. instead of maintaining i

hold or not retain the title at the world skiing championships but by that's high nearest of margins holdenit's like a second straight gold in the combined events which sees competitors tackling a downhill run and then a slalom course she finished first but only by one three hundred second. lindsey vonn is back in training after recovering from a big crash in the super g. earlier on this week she'll compete in the women's downhill on sunday that will be her final race before retirement the most successful female scare of all time still feeling the effects of choose somebody. you know when i crash sometimes things get out of alignment and i'm really stiff so it's things are pulling in ways they shouldn't be pulling and sometimes my ribs come out so it's not something that's new to me but. usually i can manage it to where it's not a problem. well the battle for gender equality is an ongoing struggle in many sports but thanks to the likes of the spotlight and prize money these championships favor the women just as much as the men reports from sweden. the stakes don't get much higher than this

as for a look at his opponents, the first quarter numbers aren't out until april but kamala harris holdenmillion in the 24 hours after announcing her run. >> team members for bernie sanders, they say the average donation, $27. they have already more than $10 million in the bank in just a week. >> shannon: it adds up. david, thank you very much. dozens of former staffers standing up to defendant senator amy klobuchar after some accuse her of mistreating her staff. that's in tonight's 2060 seconds. dozens are not speaking a defense of 2020 candidate amy klobuchar who was reportedly accused of creating a toxic work environment and throwing office supplies at her staff. the staffers on this new letter disagree with that narrative. they say that she goes out of her way, that she did to help them and to celebrate the personal successes. senator kirsten gillibrand tweeting that there's a miracle drug, offers a simple answer to many of life's problems. history is that if you heard of a miracle drug that saved lives, for the homelessness is a problem, improves kids' lives, we probably support gett

it's lying to the american people, it's being be-holden, the stuff of thrillers and the like. and most importantly, it's about congress' complicity itself. we've seen devin nunes and all of these people, you know, engaged in protection of the president for the last two years and all sorts of antics. i mean, they're acting kind of like, you know, a dog, with just what's in front of them and worrying only about that for the last two years. and now, everything has changed. so, there could be potential crimes congress uncovers, but a lot of potential lying and a lot of very damaging stuff to our national security. >> i mean, it is -- it does bear repeating. it's possible mueller has no more than what we have already seen. >> well, he may not have anymore criminal cases. the question of what kind of report he will file, how detailed it will be, what it will talk about, in addition to the cases he will file, is -- we don't -- we don't know. and i think it is important to say that he has not accused anyone in the trump campaign with actually colluding with the russian interests, russ

and mark holden is here from coke industries -- from koch industries.me this panel, we are going to have a great discussion. [applause] why don't we start with you, governor wealth. somebody was sent back to prison for a nonprime infraction and that turned into a global movement about doing something on probation and parole reform. you have become an outspoken champion on that issue. why have you taken up this issue of criminal justice reform? wealth: it's absolutely bipartisan and i think the wrong and iat it is think people recognize it is folksto basically exclude from the economy, from our society, from our neighborhoods, for a lifetime simply because they may have made a mistake early on. confined tod mill, 14 years of probation and his last infraction was popping a wheelie. that is just wrong and it is also not very smart. ourxclude those folks from economy. we exclude them from gaining good jobs in our businesses, paying taxes, helping our revenues. it also costs a lot of money to incarcerate them. in pennsylvania we have a big drop in our prison

also, mark holden is here.ve been doing this for direct thing together for a couple of things. so, welcome to the panel. we will have a lot of great discussions. why don't we start with you, actually, governor wealth? mill got taken back to prison for a minor , doingme infraction something on probation, and now you have become an outspoken campaigner on that issue. why did you take this issue on criminal justice reform? >> it is an important issue. the reason for that is, i think itple recognize that basically at bunds folks from our society, for a lifetime, simply because they had made a mistake early on. meek mill was confined to 14 years for a probation infraction for popping a willie, the kind of thing that is just wrong. it is also not very smart. we exclude those folks from our goodmy, from them again jobs in our businesses, paying taxes, helping our revenue. it also causes a lot of money to -- it costs a lot of money to incarcerate them. it has saved us a lot of money and one finala, thing, i have been i

were they to stockpile, they would have to build one of the biggest buildings on the planet stuart holdens it herfault? able to do a dealfor brexit. is it her fault? uncertainty is certainly contributing to the honda decision today. it is also worth remembering that a lot of relationships in japanese manufacturing is based on trust. if promises had been made and they cannot see evidence that they are going to be funnelled through, that will damage relationships for the long—term. that will damage relationships for the long-term. that is interesting. in terms of the wider economy, we know component parts are made locally. there could be way more jobs at risk than just 3500? absolutely. for everyjob lost there could be another three or four lost in the supply chain in the local economy. we are talking about 3500 jobs. we could be talking about another 10,000 that could be lost. really worrying times for workers arriving this morning. we to barry, born and bred in swindon. he said, i am really worried because if we all lose ourjobs at the same time, there are not enough jobs to go round in s