however, if dan sells the property to jennie in march, instead, jennie should expect two supplemental bills. like before, jennie would receive one supplemental bill to cover the time in which she owned the home in the current tax year from march to june. but because as of the next january used to set the tax base for the following tax year, dan still owned the home, the following year's entire bill still reflects the values not updated for jennie. in this instance, jennie receives a second supplemental for the following year covering july through june. after the supplemental tax bills, new owners should receive only one regular tax bill peryear going forward. remember our office values the properties, but billing and collections are handled by another organization called the treasurer and tax collector's office. if you'd like to learn more, please visit our website at sfassessor.org. thank you for watching. >> the meeting will come to order. welcome to the februar february 25th, 2019 meeting. seated to my right is supervisor samon walton, and to me left is gordon mar. our clerk is vic

. >>> plus, jenny mccarthy slams "the view."er scathing attack on whoopi, and even barbara walters. >>> plus -- >> after the show, i go back to my soeber house. >> wendy williams after her tear-filled addiction tell-all. >> and i had some fat put into myith the woman who had $30,000 of plastic surgery to look like meghan markle. >> let's talk about this for a second. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> well, we told you yesterday that jessica simpson would be having her baby any minute, any second. >> guess what? we were right. jessica's little one is here. it's the adorable photo of birdie mae johnson, holding her sister's finger. jessica delivered the ten-pound, 15-ounce baby via c-section. >> i love being a mother. it feels like the most natural thing in my life. i'm happy it's a girl. >> the dad slipped and broke the news with this tweet, but minutes later took the post down. as for what happened inside the hospital room, a srce tells "e.t." ashley and evan ross were there. so were all the grandparents. the kids made sig

and music from jenny lewis. and now, simply put, jimmy kimmel. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: thank you. thank you very much. very jimmy. imate ho i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching, thank you for coming. please, relax. very nice of you to join us on today, this day. what is it, thursday? this is undoubtedly one of the least-productive days in america. nothing got done in our office today. the ncaa tournament started. all work came to an immediate halt. tonight's show is going to be terrible, okay? you know every year they try out the statistic about how much money american businesses lose because their employees are watching basketball? that's misleading. it's assuming they would have been working if they hadn't been watching basketball. the truth is, we would have been looking at facebook and taking buzz feed quizzes. my favorite part is the closeup shots of the chubby trombone player screaming. i was in the band, i know. the day began with 64 teams, 63 real ones and one from a made-up college

jenny hill, bbcne news, colog. canada, where justin trudeau's government has been rocked by a corruption scandal that is tarnished the premier's image. cato senionet ministers have resigned. today a former aide to the prime minister said no pressure of any primeas placed by the minister despite claims to the contrary. nada tawfik isn ottawa with a ory. nada: justin trudeau is not usually one to shy away from the prime min. trudeau: pleasure to see you tonight. da: but the prime minister's star power is giving as he fights the bigcrst political is of his career. it stems from allegations by former attorney general dy wilson-raybould, who said she faced political pressure by the prime minister'fice to abandon prosecution of a bequÉbased engineering firm. >> i experienced a consistent and sustained effort by many in the government. nada: she accuses the prime minister of being more concerned about votes than principles. today trudeau's close confidant and aide who resigned in the wake of the scandalold mps nothing hap

jennie lee, making her views clear.t at 11.00pm on bbc parliament for a round—up of what promises to be another extraordinary day at westminster. but, for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. plenty of downpours already today across scotland and northern ireland but there shower clouds are on the move. currently spreading and across the isle of man, cumbria and northumberland and it will drift southwards. 0ne northumberland and it will drift southwards. one or two in north wales. the rest of the night one or two more showers. patchy cloud in the north—west keeping temperatures from falling too far. clearer skies the east. temperatures falling quickly. a cold night. towns and cities down to one or two in edinburgh and newcastle. cold enough for some frost in the countryside. for some actually start to mandate but the glorious start with sunshine. it will cloud overfrom the north and west through the day and we will have chilly northerly winds affecting the east of scotland and england keeping temperatures down. away f

jennie lee, making her views clear.nary day at westminster. but, for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. mixed fortunes of weather on sunday. heavy showers and blustery. further south unbroken sunshine. this area of low pressure skating across scotla nd of low pressure skating across scotland now pushing off into the near continent. an area high pressure hovering across the uk of the atlantic bringing clear skies. early this morning, quite chilly. a touch of frost cert central and northern areas. lots of sunshine around particularly across england and wales. plenty of sunshine across the board but then skies are turning claudia across northern ireland and scotla nd claudia across northern ireland and scotland with a weak weather front moving and of the atlantic introducing patchy rain and drizzle. milder weather. 0nly mid single figures. a lovely afternoon for england and wales. widespread sunshine and feeling mild after the chilly start. as we continued through the new working week, we will see this area of high pr

the face belongs to jenny's identical twin jody. >> we were inseparable. from the beginning. always together. >> reporter: jenny has posted three billboards 23 years after the unsolved murder of her sister, jody lecornu, outside baltimore. >> when i saw the movie "three billboards outside ebbing, missouri," i thought it was brilliant. and i thought, i'm going to do this. >> why did you put up these billboards? >> my daughter angela was murdered -- >> reporter: in the film a mother places billboards to shame police for not solving her daughter's murder. the billboards created an adversarial relationship between the mom and the police. a right. >> are you worriut that? >> you know, i just want to find jody's killer. >> reporter: jenny also put pressure on authorities. a few years ago she successfully sued to try and force baltimore county police to release idence in the case. what is known is that jody had driven to is parking lot after a late evening at a local bar. >> it doesn't make sense. the whole night was very outf character for her. i mean, she was terrified of everythi

jennie lee, making her views clear.t at 11.00pm on bbc parliament for a round—up of what promises to be another extraordinary day at westminster. but, for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello, welcome to a weekend which is going to deliver some dry weather but there will be blustery showers, particularly in scotland and it is going to feel cooler than it has done recently. we've seen this weather front move on southwards, coolerfresh air moving on behind but it's clearer and more of us will see sunshine over the weekend. this is how we start saturday, a touch of frost possible in parts of northern england, scotland and northern ireland, and cloud through parts of southern england and towards the south coast in particular, it may hold on through the day and we have that, don't be surprised if there is a little light rain and drizzle. elsewhere across england and wales, high cloud. any sun is going to be quite hazy. sunny skies in northern ireland and scotland though cloud producing a few showers here and there,

jennie lee, making her views clear.ry day at westminster. but, for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello, welcome to a weekend that is going to deliver a good deal of dry weather although there will be blustery showers, particularly in scotland. it will feel cooler than it has done recently. we have seen this weather front moves southwards, full of fresh air following behind, but it is clear and more of us will see sunshine over the weekend. this is how we start saturday, a touch of ross possible in parts of northern england, scotland, and northern ireland —— frost. cloud in southern england, towards the south coast in particular. they hold on through the day. where you have that, don‘t be surprised if there is light rain and drizzle. elsewhere, cross england and wales, high cloud. sunnis goes in northern ireland and scotland. cloud building, producing showers here and there. they are very blustery showers in scotland. these are average speeds, blustery showers in scotland. these are average speeds, gusts are hi

coradoi jenni. >>> partieron los 25 migrantes guatemaltecos que murieron en el accidente ocurrido enÍ la hermana de una de la vÍctimas hablÓ con noticias telemundo. cumplir 18 aÑos iba a recibir el tÍtulo de mi hermano como mecÁnico y se lo llevÓ >>> no nos hagan sufrir mÁs. que si de verdad nos quieren dar el cuerpo que nos lo entreguen la familia estÁ destrozado, queremos darle el Último a dios a mi hermano y a mi primo. >>> la mayorÍa de los familiare de las vÍctimas ya ingresaron a territorio.... >>> justamente ver los cuerpos y tenerlos ya. >>> los pobladores esperan que los cad vars de los migrantes retornen lo mÁs pronto posible para ser sepultados en la tierra que dejaron en bÚsqueda de un mejor futuro julio vuelvo contigo >>> gracias jenni. vamos a otras cosas una jaguar atacÓ a una mujer que trataba tomarsenal al los paramÉdicos dijeron que tiene lesiones en un brazo y su vida no estÁ en peligro. la administraciÓn del zoologico la jaguar no abandonÓ su jaula y la mujer agredida violÓ las normas de seguridad el incidente sigue bajo investigaciÓn. >>> no hubo sobrevivientes t

unlike the movie, jenny hopes her search will bring full closure. you live with the hope that someone's going to drive by, see that, and there's going to be a phone call someday? >> yes, yes. >> and it's going to be the one? >> yes, absolutely. i'm already creating my next billboard. >> the current billboards come down next week, but you heard her, she is not going to give up. >>> when we come back, a school shooting drill so realistic, some outraged teachers say it went way too far. >>> with so many mass shootings in this country, active shooter drills have become routine. but teachers who just went through the training at one school are upset and say it went way too far. here's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: it looks terrifying. students tackling a shooter in a classroom. but this was just a drill. hosted by a company that teaches officials how to conduct live s the drills are more and more common. in some places, controversial. the latest incident at an elementary school in indiana. >> we're teachers. we don't need to be shot. >> reporter: the sher

merecen loÍza condenado sentencian a 3 aÑos de prisiÓn y otros 5 de libertad condicional al viudo de jennia la sentencia serÁ deportado es culpable de posesiÓn de 44 libras de cocaÍna noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz balart. >>> hoy se celebra el dÍa internacional de la mujer. y nosotros hemos querido saber quÉ fue de una madre y de su niÑa quien se convirtieron en el sÍmbolo en el sufrimiento de mucha mujeres. allison la niÑa de 7 aÑos cuyo llanto revelÓ al mundo como el gobierno de donald trump estaba separando a los niÑos de sus padres su madre sigue teniendo pesos pero ambas son valientes, luchadoras y confÍan en el futuro en seguida le contamos estas y otras historias de mujeres Únicas. pero antes vamos a chiapas mÉxico donde un accidente ha sembrado el luto al menos 23 migrantes guatemaltecos perdieron la vida al volcar el camiÓn que los llevaba a la frontera con estados unidos hay una decenas de herido s que se recuperan en los hospitales de la zona, issa osorio estÁ en el lugar de la tragedia con lo Último, issa buenas tardes? >>> josÉ este es el barranco donde el camiÓn que llego

we have jenny. actually happene?videoing and the car next to me took off through the green light, another car ran their receipt light. they hit and it turned that carw and i was hit. >> were you okay, though? you weren't injured? >> no, i was fine. just kind of freaked me out. my daughter put it on twitter. she's like, mom, i think this is going to go -- whatever. and then people just came out of the woodwork and my instagram, every day i think i sang happy birthday to seven people yesterday. and i sent videos to my sister and i go, hey, do as i say, not as i do. don't do any of that stuff, just keep your can hands on and you can sing somebody happy birthday later. >> how do you feel about my idea that maybe you need to add some explosions, maybe get the irda to you happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ happy birthday dear many >>> you know how it goes. >> it will be fine. >> in this case, mama decided to put the children to bed to erase all the marker and crayon and all the other things. and when she came back -- >> oh! >> oh,

order is what jenny hayhurst has been looking for since the bricks of referendum kicked in in twenty fifteen a year before the referendum the british student moved to berlin for her masters degree now she's unsure what she'll be facing once she finishes studying the majority of my time spent in germany has been not knowing what the future is going to hold for me here which adds to all the uncertainty that you have as a young person anyway so i would say people are highly highly frustrated with uncertainty looming jenny hayhurst has decided to take action as part of the initiative british in germany she's fighting to help secure u.k. citizens rights abroad her worst fear and no deal breck says she and many others will lose their residence status overnight the advice she hears most often just give up your passport i mean not only are there racial reasons why i wouldn't like to give up my british i'm british why would i want to give up my british passport there's also really practical reasons i want to go back in the future and visit my family of my parents and i want to stay and care f

in a letter to mr watson, sent to every labour mp and peer, jennie formby said...e the work labour's staff are doing to deal with complaints. for labour, agreeing on how to tackle anti—semitism is proving farfrom simple. 0ur political correspondent, tom barton is here with me. it is immensely confusing to the public eye thing. is labour getting on top of this or isn't it? the party would say, jennie formby said in her letter yesterday that there very much arthur. they have put in new processes to make sure that everything is being dealt with —— they very much are. they have recently started publishing statistics on the number of the place they received what the outcome is those complaints, and yet another very seniorfigure in is those complaints, and yet another very senior figure in the labour party tom watson, the deputy ‘s leader, second most senior elected politician, thinks they are not doing enough. he doesn't trust the process which is right he wrote to mps and peers asking them to essentially copy him in —— which is why. as he put it, he could log and monit

find my killer the face belongs to jenny curerri's sister. >> we were separable. >> reporter: jenny hasee billboards 23 years after the unsolved murder of her sister just outsi sister. >> i just thought it was brilliant. and i thought i'm going to do this. >> why did you put up these billboards? >> my daughter angela was murdered. >> reporter: in the film, a mother places billboards to shame police for not solving the murder. it created a adversary relationship between the mom and the police. are you worried about that? >> i just quantity to find her killer. reporter: jenny also put pressure on authorities. a few years ago she unsuccessfully sued to try to foree balti county police to relief evidence in the case. hat is known is that jody had driven to this parking lot after a late evening at a local r. t doesn't make sense. the whole night was very out of character for her. she was terrified of everything. she wa actually afraid tive in baltimore. >> reporter: witnesses reported a man in a white bmw like this one approach jody's car and spoke to her. >> at tha poin a suspect pulled out

a manuel pide atyuyuda al gobierne puerto rico para localizar a c cantante, rinden homenaje a j n jenny quintanilla, el jj balvin pone a bailar y compartimos con la megaestrella, la visita a u nustrestros estudios de una flaa vnezoenezolana que logro frenar orden de deportacion, balancea t tu dieta con magnesio, conoce por que es uno de los ingr ingredientes con mas icmportanca en tu organismo y en que alime alimentos los encuentras, en a casa rosie rivera tras batalla c

. >>> hoy el pelotero y viudo de jenni rivera esteban loaiza espera su veredicto pero su caso es mÁsemos lo que

ilia: el esposo de la cantante jenny rivera pasarÁ tres aÑos tras las rejas.e posteriormente. jaime garcÍa tiene los detalles. jaime: sin decir palabra, la existencia de bÉisbol de las grandes ligas esteban loaiza, saliÓ de la corte federal en san diego. ueicional. se declarÓ culpable de la posesiÓn de 44 libras de cocaÍna para su distribuciÓn.. >> acepto responsabilidades que sÍ se equivocÓ muchÍsimo. jaime: loaiza estuvo casado con la desaparecida reina de la mÚsica banda, jenny rivera, enfrentaba hasta un mÁximo de 10 aÑos de prisiÓn. >> si se trata de cocaÍna y es mÁs de 5 kg, mÍnimo son 10 aÑos. jaime: la decisiÓn de la jueza federal llamÓ la atención de expertos legales.. >> aquÍ hubo mucho mÁs de 5 kg y le estÁn dando una sentencia menor al mÍnimo. es un día de mucha suerte para esteban loaiza. jaime: fue arrestado el aÑo pasado en san diego por posesiÓn de cocaÍna, la mantenÍa en un niÑo que acaba de rentar cerca de la frontera con mÉxico. fiscal federal el caso estuvo satisfecho. decir palabra. despuÉs de haber escuchado a su hijo, umente delgado, dec

order is what jenny hayhurst has been looking for since the bracks of referendum kicked in in twenty fifteen a year before the referendum the british student moved to berlin for her masters degree now she's unsure what she'll be facing once she finishes studying the majority of my time spent in germany has been not knowing what the future is going to hold for me here which adds to all the uncertainty that you have as a young person anyway so i would say people are highly highly frustrated with uncertainty looming jenny hayhurst has decided to take action as part of the initiative british in germany she's fighting to help secure u.k. citizens rights abroad her worst fear and no deal brecht says she and many others will lose their residence status overnight the advise she hears most often just give up your passport i mean not only are there emotional reasons why i wouldn't like to give up my greatest british why would i want to give up my british passport there's also really practical reasons i want to go back in the future and visit my family of my parents and i want to stay in care f

behind and egypt and this is what faith is president jenny jenny in pitino had to say just last week regarding a possible expansion. if you for your eyes presidents of the first i'm in a good position to be able to speak about football and not about politics so with perhaps a little naivety i can also talk openly with everyone is open to studying the issue we will see if its neighboring countries will do the same if it's possible we will do it and we will have a fantastic world cup with forty eight teams in concert and in some neighboring countries as well for more on this we're joined by robert harris who is a football journalist for the associated press rob we've said that this is complicated why have q.h. in amman now emerged as potential host to share this world cup with council. world's only fancy of the feet for president now for years been looking at trying to expand the world cup from thirty two to forty eight teams of principle already agreed for the twenty to twenty six tournament in north america the problem is obviously cats are was already logistically stretch but those

is wifey for may now be considering them as potential co-hosts and this is what features president jenny and for tina had to say just last week regarding a possible expansion. calm if you for your eyes presidents of the for him in a good position to be able to speak about football and not about politics so with perhaps a little naivety i can also talk openly with everyone carter's open to studying the issue we will see if its neighboring countries will do the same if it's possible we will do it and we will have a fantastic world cup with forty eight teams in concert and in some neighboring countries rob paris is a football journalist for the associated press he says jenny bettina is looking to leave a legacy. well you can look at it from a sporting perspective in the fact he wants to give more countries more hope of going to the biggest football tournament on the planet and there's another thing at play as well potentially his own credentials if he can be seen as someone who perhaps brings the region together you know there's a distant possibility of a nobel prize potentially that's been

in a letter to mr watson, sent to every labour mp and peer, jennie formby said...undermine the work labour's staff are doing to deal with complaints. for labour, agreeing on how to tackle anti—semitism is proving far from simple. 0ur political correspondent, tom barton is here with me. just explain what is going on... why don't they just why don't theyjust pick up the phone and talk to each other quietly? well, it is extraordinary, isn't it, that this conversation is happening so publicly, both tom watson and jennie formby sending these letters to all of labour's mp pugh, all of labour's members of the house of lords. it shows just how fraught the atmosphere is at the top of the labour party at the moment, particularly around the issue of anti—semitism. tom watson responded to the letter last night. he doubled down, saying the delay in the pa rty‘s down, saying the delay in the party's complaints process had led toa party's complaints process had led to a complete loss of trust. i think it is hard to think of other occasions where rows like this, of course they hap

hablÓ con jenni co rad.mala. para buscar mejor futuro en estados unidos por territorio wal mattek. ingresÓ caminando a mÉxico la tuvieron 3 para dÍas. hasta que dema dru gada ella y mÁs de 45 migrantes que se unieron al viaje el chofer no dijo nada cuando nos su vieron alca mohin. estÁbamos en mÉxico saliÓ de su comunidad junto a otros 3 jÓvenes migrantes fue la Única que volviÓ con vida a su casa. cientos de jÓvenes salen todos los dÍas desguatemala al norte. dicen que la falta de oportunidades y la inseguridad los obliga a desa fiar los peligro del viaje. los jÓvenes no lo que es educaciÓn y estudio. dice carolina que el dolor por la muerte de sus paisanos la obligan a desistir de la idea de reunirse con su hermana en atlanta estados unidos ocurriÓ el accidente. en varias comunidades dan el ult adiÓs al las vehÍculo temas del incidente ante el dolor de sus familiares. jenni co rad noticias telemundo. en noticias telemundo. mostramos cÓmo se preparan las pisadas de king kong un antojito mexicano para una ap

i just don't think, and to jenny's point, it's going to be a moon shot. it's not going to be. >> well, if stocks are going to go higher from here, a keep step could be closing above the 2800 level. it is a line in the sand it appears and something the s&p hasn't done since the beginning of november. mike with us now from the new york stock exchange. this is the level that everybody is talking about and watching. we're at it again today and we're 8.5 points below it. >> it's the level everybody is watching sometimes the market does take a pause at the obvious place and this is one of those clear places it seemed to make sense to rest. i think a lot of people who really look at the technical levels will say it's somewhere above 2800 it's a more critical test. whatever this zone is. yes, i do agree that it actually made sense to actually have a pull back. we've kind of flattened out over the last ten days or so. i don't know that there's really any edge in terms of what the market's message has been over that period to tell you whether it is just kind of con

jenny: i was- impressed.ght in the chief executive officer to talk about the technical stuff. but they really held their own. they brought in the fbi to investigate. david: so we will get proposal legislation out of this or no? jenny: both companies said that they would be willing to work with the committee on certain legislation, but it seems like there was a lot of disparate opinions in terms of how to go about that. so it is hard to say. david: thank you for being here. coming up, "commodities edge," previewing the big energy conference in houston next week. remember, you can interact with ndarts shown using gtv , a gets a funky analysis, and -- and catch up on key analysis. this is bloomberg. ♪ cobalt rich opportunity. billionaires are investing in a startup. , is a critical part in using batteries. approval to export lng. i sit down with the cofounder. new shipping rules take effect next year and create winners and losers.

in a letter to mr watson, sent to every labour mp and peer, jennie formby said...ur's staff are doing to deal with complaints. for labour, agreeing on how to tackle anti—semitism is proving farfrom simple. the us space agency nasa and the private company, spacex, have successfully launched an astronaut capsule — from american soil — for the first time in eight years. the spacex falcon blasted off from the kennedy space centre on an uncrewed test—flight to the international space station. spacex founder elon musk says it could be the first step towards opening space travel to commercial customers. pallab ghosh reports. three, two, one, zero, ignition, lift off. up and away, the spacex mighty falcon rocket. and on top the dragon space capsule. designed to take four astronauts into space, but notjust yet. instead just a solitary crash test dummy wired with sensors in one of the seats. this uncrewed test is part of an ambitious nasa project to send astronauts into space from us soil once more. what today really represents is a new era in space flight, an era where we a

in addition to his wife, jennie, major taylor is survived by seven children, gan, lincoln, alex, jacobellie, jonathan, and caroline. he's also survived by his parents and several siblings. in letters to his wife, jennie, and his children, his comrade, afghan air force major abdul raman, said of major taylor, he died on our soil but he died for the success of freedom and democracy in both of our countries. your father was a loving, caring, and compassionate man whose life just wasn't meaningful, it was inspirational. in his last message to his community on october 28, 2018, major taylor wrote, and i quote, it was beautiful to see over four million afghan men and women brave threats and deadly attacks to vote in afghanistan's first parliamentary elections in eight years. many american, nato allies, and afghan troops have died to make moments like this possible. as the u.s. gets -- as the u.s.a. gets ready to vote in our own election next week, i hope everyone back home exercises their precious right to vote, end quote. he also further wrote, and that, whether the republicans or the democ

que fallecieron el jueves en mÉxico, todos murieron tras volcarse el camiÓn que viajaban, vamos con jennyestÁn molestos porque dicen que ninguna autoridad los ayudÓ para repatriar los muertos. >> 86 personas iban en el camiÓ y hay como 40 que estÁn muertos en el lugar, y reportan ellos apenas 23. >> los cuerpos estÁn siendo preparados para su velaciÓn y ser sepultados el martes, este es mi reporte, felicidades regresamos contigo a los estudios >> en venezuela llegan hoy al 5 dÍa soportando un apagÓn en tod el paÍs, el mÁs largo en toda la historia esto ha provocado un caos, lo saqueos han empezado y tambiÉn la bÚsqueda de comidas como sea, los telÉfonos no funcionan y los hospitales no san capaces de dar el servicio de vida o muerte, carolina, buenas tardes, adelante. >> hola felicidad, buenas tardes asÍ es, empiezan a reportarse e caracas pequeÑas manifestaciones en los principales hospitales pero estÁn siendo custodiadas y po pocos asediadas por la guardia nacional, por eso vemos estos pequeÑos grupos para protestar, ya que en este hospital la planta funciona a medias no tiene un funcio

pudo ser la causa mecÁnica >> en guatemala jenny corado, noticias telemundo >> agentes de ice y otrasias, asÍ lo denuncia la uniÓn americana de libertades civiles basÁndose en miles de documentos que detallan los programas y practica de la migra para cazar indocumentados carla informa. >> para comunicarse con sus familiares en el salvador, karen garcÍa utiliza las redes sociales donde aparecen datos de familiares y amigos por lo que le preocupa qun las estÉn surev para obtener informaciÓn. >> sabÍa que si eres una person migrante, si vas a una entrevista te surevisan las red sociales >> segÚn la uniÓn americana de libertades civiles (aclu), pusieron una demanda en la corte de san francisco contra varias agencias de gobierno por presuntamente vigilar a usuarios de las redes y exigen des clasificar cierta documentaciÓn. >> el gobierno no tiene ningÚn asunto en meterse a revisar lo que decimos en internet, sin sospechas que hemos cometido un crimen dijo Él de la uniÓn americana de libertades civiles. >> una recomendaciÓn es no ofrecer su informaciÓn completa personal en sus cuentas de re

forget about jenny from the block.ow she's once again jenny with the rock. >> we both feel like we're just beginning. >> a-rod announced the engagement on instagram posting this photo of j-lo's stunning ring and the caption, she said yes. a-rod followed up with another surprise, spelling out, i love you in rose pedals on their bed. all this during a romantic weekend in the bahamas. >> can i get a dance move? >> j-rod danced, golfed and watched the the sunset. as for that ring, j-lo's emerald cut diamond is estimated to be worth over $1 million. the singer dropped a major proposal hint last year when she released the music video meaning the ring in spanish. ♪ >> of course, everyone is going to ask you. is there a ring? do you want a ring? >> it's more of a symbolic thing. i played it for alex and i was, like, are you cool with this? i think it's funny. he was, like, yeah. i'm cool with it. >> j-lo tagged ellen in her engagement post and the talk show host responded, yes, i'll be your maid of honor. last month, she quizz

for the record, luke and jennie never did. same goes for him and shannen.ff screen, doherty gained a bad reputation with his credit. he never bad mouthed his co-star. >> it's not good to be judgmental about another co-star when working in the public eye because it's a fickle thing and it could spin around and next week you could be me. >> thank you. >> i can't tell you what else i'm thinking because your parents are right there. >> luke's favorite episode of all time? when brenda and dylan go to prom. >> go faster. >> in this episode, he accidentally ran over jennie with a jet ski which sent her to the hospital. this entire cast remains close friends even long after the show ended in 2000. >> we have to reunite because that would indicate we broke up. this bromance -- >> that would indicate -- it has been active for 20 years, man. i mean, come on. don't break us up. >> we're hanging. >> come on, man. >> boy, he is missed. stay with us tonight because we have an exclusive interview with luke and jason that you don't want to miss. what happens when jason call

i should say, jenny, you focusing on messaging specifically.rk zuckerberg announced this, what was your first thoughts? jenny: it is great to see facebook embracing these privacy and security fundamentals. it is great to announce a plan like that, but implement a plan like that is another thing entirely. secure messaging is hard to get right both of the technical level and policy level. there are all sorts of places in the announcement that the company could fall into a lot of different traps that can go wrong for users. a few that stand up in particular, the announcement of messaging. the message will not stick around indefinitely. emily: just like snapchat. gennie: the company knows that. it can mean a lot of different things. how quickly does it disappear? does it disappear only on your device? is it white from facebook servers? a lot of questions have to be answered. numura is liking what it is seeing in general, but what do these changes -- we don't know about executive they will be implemented -- what do they mean for facebook's bottom li

and egypt robert harris is a football journalist for the associated press he says jenni and containers looking to leave a legacy. well you can look at it from a sporting perspective in the fact he wants to give more countries more hope of going to the biggest football tournament on the planet and there's another thing at play as well potentially his own credentials if he can be seen as someone who perhaps brings the region together you know there's a distant possibility of a nobel prize potentially that's been always talked about by his predecessor set blatter so if he can see himself as this figure beyond sport which is something he does like to consider him as you see speeches at the g twenty and other political gatherings it would be a considerable achievement if he could spread the world cup in the region to make it a tournament beyond the katter but you know this is been talked about for so many years now and probably it is something that would have been logical at the time of the vote to actually use multiple countries rather than it just being in cats are given the burden on res

. >> reporter: jenny chow is complaining. she videotaped the man shaving his head while riding on a millbrae train at 16th and mission this rn was himself, and certainly if you onwe or barber they do have policies to keep things sanitary. >> r videotape riders doing odd things all the time. people shooting up on a bart platform went viral. this man was caught on cell phone video brandishing a chains chainsaw. he was arrested. >> my riders are frustrated. this is not what they want to see. it's not what they want to experience. >> reporter: we asked bart board president bevan dufdy if the man shaving his head on the train was breaking any rules. >> no. >> he's not? >> no. >> reporter: bart officials say there are no state laws about grooming on transit. >> i can't have people stop rie riding the system. then it starts impacting everything that we're doing. >> reporter: jenny shao will continue riding bart and documenting what she sees. now, shao tells me tonight she would like to see more of a police presence at bart stations.

in a letter to mr watson, sent to every labour mp and peer, jennie formby said...k labour's staff are doing to deal with complaints. for labour, agreeing on how to tackle anti—semitism is proving far from simple. the veteran us senator, bernie sanders, has launched his bid to topple donald trump in the 2020 us presidential election. he's been speaking at a rally in brooklyn, new york. the 77—year—old is amongst the favourites to secure the democratic nomination after falling at the final hurdle to hillary clinton in 2016. in what he's called a political revolution, he's campaigning for policies such as medicare—for—all and a $15—an—hour minimum wage. and i want to thank all of you for being part of a campaign which is not only going to win the democratic nomination... cheering ..which is not only going to defeat donald trump... cheering ..who is the most dangerous president in modern american history. but with your help, we are going to transform this country, and finally create an economy and a government which works for all of us, notjust the i%. there's been a f

and egypt robert harris is a football journalist for the associated press he says jennie and containers looking to leave a legacy. well you can look at it from a sporting perspective in the fact he wants to give more countries more hope of going to the biggest football tournament on the planet and there's another thing at play as well potentially his own credentials if he can be seen as someone who perhaps brings the region together you know there's a distant possibility of a nobel prize potentially that's been always talked about by his predecessor set blatter so if he can see himself as this figure beyond sport which is something he does like to consider him as you see speeches at the g twenty and other political gatherings it would be a considerable achievement if he could spread the world cup in the region to make it a tournament beyond the katter but you know this is being talked about for so many years now and probably it is something that would have been logical at the time of the vote to actually use multiple countries rather than it just being in cats are given the burden on re

in a letter to mr watson, sent to every labour mp and peer, jennie formby said...d undermine the work labour's staff are doing to deal with complaints. for labour, agreeing on how to tackle anti—semitism is proving far from simple. our political correspondent, tom barton is here with me. just explain what is going on. how rare is this, for this row to be playing out in public? rows like this, particularly in the top level of politics, happen all the time. they don't very often happen in quite such a public way. tom watson, senior figure, quite such a public way. tom watson, seniorfigure, the quite such a public way. tom watson, senior figure, the second seniorfigure, the second most senior elected politician in the labour party, jeremy corbyn‘s deputy, sending this e—mail, to all mps, all members of the house of lords, and labour members of the house of lords, essentially being very critical of the party's complaints process around anti—semitism, by implication of course, criticism ofjennie formby, the general secretary. she then responds, sending an e—mail to him,

it is a year ago that jennie you've got this absolute nonsense.ok up her post, these e—mails at the observer have seen go over the period march to may. but, you know, they were already building up by the time she came into post. and they still haven't been dealt with and i think that is the problem. this is immediately after jeremy corbyn promised to do something about it. so why was jennie formby, even though she had onlyjust taken up her post, still saying we should be lenient or opposing recommendations for action? let's stay with the observer and look at this other story, how facebook tried to block a new data laws. we know the social media giants are facing growing calls for there to be some sort of regulation because self—regulation in many people's i haven't worked. exactly. it is not really surprising, this story, is it? that facebook has targeted for politicians across the globe, including former chancellor george osborne, with promise of investment and various incentives to try and pressure them and lobby them against data privacy legisl

and egypt robert harris is a football journalist for the associated press he says jenni and containers looking to leave a legacy. well you can look at it from a sporting perspective in the fact he wants to give more countries more hope of going to the biggest football tournament on the planet and there's another thing at play as well potentially his own credentials if he can be seen as someone who perhaps brings the region together you know there's a distant possibility of a nobel prize potentially that's been always talked about by his predecessor set blatter so if he can see himself as this figure beyond sport which is something he does like to consider him as you see speeches at the g twenty and other political gatherings it would be a considerable achievement if he could spread the world cup in the region to make it a tournament beyond the cattle but you know this is been talked about for so many years now and probably it is something that would have been logical at the time of the vote to actually use multiple countries rather than it just being in cats are given the burden on res