k. aspects and then the u. k. negotiating with the european side aspects of course i'm theresa may eat at talking about -- you know listening to parliaments of the c. extreme k. messages being givenn this evening at and talking about -- you know speaking to all the members of the house so just hiring policy -- but once again in terms you the memessage that we're getting from the likes of dodon't know to this show closed janka at a menu and michael he's just been speaking briefly as saying. okay so you don't will this deal but please tell us what is your position sort out yoyour position decide what you want we cannot do anything until you tell us which direction you want to go in and that this is actually partly as well i think personally -- because i've seen the e. year was as sort of not wanting to be seen as pushing the u. k. into any one option or another -- and you know you saying to tell us what you want someone to o get * on that basis so yeah and then went back home just couple miminutes casing the easy os

union the k i u. one time it and this has visited the k r g capital that have been a few months after the twenty seventeen referendum disagreement and resentment about the timing of the vote still festered among the different political leaders. and the jena six hundred tuneup from an auction judged the brain and so we're not in a tub of water sonny barger and a director. here will know you. were not a journalist had been involved. in that. but . had it all. whites hammered and this had wasn't it a bit after the referendum he met the head of the kurdish democratic party and the then president of the k r g. it was mr wood better than me who had ultimately decided the referendum would go ahead and when. hell can or. at least if there are three september and finn. that are going at the feet of solar u.v. to souls left them in your own uncertainty it was. just slope. on only what the story perhaps but we really should have caused. and amistad and yours are very stiff stuff i wish i would call you know them

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they k.-r. ji did not declare independence but the iraqi central government penalized the kurdish region economically and banned international flights closed border crossings and punished referendum supporters in disputed areas. today the iraqi kurds are no nearer independence than they were in september twenty seventh teen. the kurdistan regional government was established in the early one nine hundred ninety s. after years of conflict between the kurds and the iraqi government iraqi forces left the kurdish region in october one nine hundred ninety one and the semi autonomous k r g was set up a year later. in this film al-jazeera arabic correspondent time and this had to it a bill to ask what happened with the referendum in twenty seventeen why did the k r g go ahead with the votes what was the point if they weren't going to declare independence. why did the k r g s allies oppose the vote and why did the others support it. why are critics political parties so fragmented. and what now for the wh

and looks set to dominate k r g politics for years to come. reflecting on the independence referendum one key argy representative and leading p.d.p. figure said that independence is what the iraqi kurds want the dream of independence she said will never be extinguished. hello there parts of australia are looking fairly unsettled at the moment we've got one area of low pressure that's making its way towards the southwest and parts of australia so force in the southwest corner then we can expect to see some pretty strong winds and some heavy rain as well in fact those winds could be gusting up to ninety kilometers per hour so pretty stormy here we're also going to see more wet weather work its way into the northern parts and that's good news because the monsoon is way behind shed you will hear elsewhere though it's still going to be pretty hot with the temperatures in adelaide shooting off as we head into thursday way above forty degrees and we could be knocking on the door of some records in this region also we'll see the whole weather through

k. within which the u. k. wants to have its bricks is at and this could change the political declaration that accompanies the withdrawal agreement so this is this much slimmer. document marks it set set sound the kind of the basic thrust of the future trade agreements that the u. wants to have with the u. k.. and and i think it is interesting that the irish government is is talking about changing the red lines the red lines for the u. k.. being ending freedom freedom of movement -- that's one of things it's res my repeats time and time again. house went that put us of the single market and the customs union however those of the exact things which currently all creating the need for this backstop solution to avoid. hard balls on the island of ireland at is also something that jeremy corbyn has been pushing for at he has as you said now said that he will speak to theresa may. that he and his labor policy of safety advocates and a kind of breaks a sweat you case stays in the single market tendon eight customs arr

but the two traditionally dominant parties the k d p a p u k one sixty six of the one hundred eleven seats and looks set to dominate k r g politics for years to come. reflecting on the independence referendum one k r g representative and leading p.d.p. figure said that independence is what the iraqi kurds want the dream of independence she said will never be extinguished. high in the atlas mountains. village women are fending for themselves as their husbands are forced to find work elsewhere. but training home farm and family is tough with no outside support it's come much longer is this way of life sustainable al-jazeera world meets my rockers village superwoman. hello the heat wave which was quite extreme has nearly gone this rather innocuous lot of cloud is the change of wind direction if you like has just about gone through canberra allness satellite picture so even here temperatures are dropping we're talking about thirty one they'll be bits of new south wales and southern cuisine still up in the territory of forty's before all the major cities is much much cooler now as you can

r g president after the referendum but is still leader of the k d p. d p's main rival is the patriotic union of kurdistan the p.-u. k. funded by the legion i'll tell a body their bases in sudan many to the south east of. the sublists see. how that court out of sight of our love for multiple quid to celebrate has been because the democrats could start with a total a lick of standing up in the suitedness us it was sitting so close on a lot of just off the edges and yes it was a loss of confidence kaluta. random holloman. to fill it. because of all the kurdish infighting civil war between the different factions erupted in one thousand nine hundred four and lasted for years inevitably wider middle east politics further inflame the conflict . could be a kind of how the neck in full effect it could be accounted for heart or brain i'm about the same with many of the same cat and i got how badly it had the it on the in how can a more. the woman of the. more even remember that after a bit of obama. getting the oil in the hole and. had reckoned up after she had

k. the dress was only means. a we e felt a hugee explosi. it's affected all the homes in the area it five blocks away. would broken from the impasse is. it makes me sad that this is happening in my country because it hasn't happened for a long time. i live near the police school and the blast was very strong. i thought a car had hit my house. because of the we're going to other world news now and concentrating on breaks it after surviving a noo confidence vote on wednesday if -- they came a day after the u. k. parliament rejected her plan to leave the e. u.. theresa may has until monday to come up with a plan b. she's decided to skip next week's world economic forum meeting in doubles to focus on those negotiations catherine clifford as more. in a bid to break the deadlock between mps by monday to resume got straight down to cross party talks which will continue into the weekends. but labour leader jeremy corbyn says with may i'm willing to compromise on the main substance of brexit. the

but the two traditionally dominant parties the k d p a p u k one sixty six of the one hundred eleven seats and looks set to dominate k r g politics for years to come. reflecting on the independence referendum one key argy representative and leading p.d.p. figure said that independence is what the iraqi kurds want the dream of independence she said will never be extinguished. high in the atlas mountains. village women are fending for themselves as their husbands are forced to find work elsewhere. but training home and farm and family is tough with no outside supports come much longer is this way of life sustainable al-jazeera world meets my rock roots village superwoman. from the waves of the snow. to the contours of the east. and i there we're seeing plenty of showers a proponent of south america at the moment fortunately there is in argentina run quite as heavy as the ones we've seen recently said still a few of them of over the next few days but not quite as heavy as those that we've seen so they shouldn't cause us any problems further north or those of a brazil will still be quite

k. the u. k. and the e. u. lockcked in n a standoff ovr brbricks it's one day off to theresa may want backing a petition piece to amend. totool agreement european leaders say it once again land not open to further negotiations. andd t the deep freeze comeo the midwest millions of people across the united states. dealing with temperatures as low as minus thirty degrees. double checks rings in cold winds from the but as well as president nicolas maduro has ruled out fresh elections before twenty twenty five speaking to russian mediaia the embatatd socialist. said he was s lling to holdd talks with the opposition but would not step down the us canada and twewenty other countries have recognized aa positition they don'tt wanty does as president. and today his supporters took part in a walk out to the beach to put the pressure on the jury's government calls tango has the latest. he's willing to talk but not to step down. speaking to a russian news agency a venezuelan president nicolas maduro

but the two traditionally dominance parties the k d p a p u k one sixty six of the one hundred eleven seats and looks set to dominate k r g politics for years to come. reflecting on the independence referendum one key argy representative and d.p. figer said that independence is what the iraqi kurds want the dream of independence she said will never be extinguished. high in the atlas mountains. village women are fending for themselves as their husbands are forced to find work elsewhere. but training home farm and family is tough with no outside support com which longer is this way of life sustainable al-jazeera world meets my rockers village superwoman. from a fresh coastal breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. hello there have been a few more showers around southern brazil in northern argentina but not to the same extent that brought the flooding just a few days ago to the heaviest rain has been further north and it's been there for a of get about three or four days big showers around in the state of pa for example in this part of brazil has actually been suffering

k. member northern ireland under european trade rules. in order to avoid a physical border with neighboring e. u. member the republic of ireland. in december as she postponed parliament's vote in the face of certain defeat may promised to rest new assurances from the e. u. on the backstop which many brexit supporters see as an unacceptable abdication of u. k. sovereignty. on monday brussels meant may i hand. european commission president john called younger sent a letter affirming that the u. doesn't want to see the backstop used. but that if it is it will be only temporary. from labor's jeremy corbyn those reassurances are meaningless. it is in disarray it's great yeah is a prime minister's deal is rejected tomorrow it's time for a general election [inaudible] you. despite the prime minister's push her deal still looks likely to be defeated. if it is still have only until january twenty first to submit a plan b. she faces mounting calls to request to delay for the march twenty ninth bre

the k has to wait until after that. a violation of the most literal sense of the charter transit first mandate. that is one example of chronic ongoing problems that muni is facing. they've identified solutions to that, but they are not getting implemented. why does it matter? [bell ringing] in san francisco and elsewhere, transit is losing ridership. the resources board is saying unless it's reduced, they have no hope of meeting greenhouse gas emission targets. i implore you in the coming year to swiftly and systemically address these chronic ongoing problems. >> chair heinicke: thank you very much. next speaker. welcome back. >> congratulations, sir. mr. heinicke. i'm here to address this whole question of the debt of all these new medallion holders. and we had a town hall meeting in this room about three or four weeks ago. and a suggestion was made by me that possibly there could be a settlement. and the settlement would be that the mta would pay down the purchase of these medallions by $125,000. now that might sound

[applause] >> without the pre-k 4-sa program, i wouldn't have access to high-quality pre-k for my kids. without the program, i wouldn't have met the amazing parents i still have as friends today. pre-k 4-sa is a true community partnership. castro, i couldn't agree with him more. success the currency of and education is -- [applause] >> thank you all for having me today. gracias and enjoy this beautiful day. thank you. [applause] a san antonioome native and first-generation college student. [speaking spanish] [applause] [speaking spanish] my name is carmen lydia. i'm honored to be a part of a democracy where my voice and vote matters. i believe my freedom of speech is at risk every day under the current administration. for this reason, i feel honored to share part of my story that has been directly impacted by the man we are here to celebrate here today. i am a first generation american, the daughter of an immigrant, an immigrant who worked hard every day so that i could fulfill the american dream. an immigrant mother who daily to dream, there is no price. [applause] slowly, she has hel

louis c-k is a high profile and now controversial comedian ... and tonight some of his behavior and his jokes are center stage for a san jose protest outside his performance.. details ahead. also .. forgiveness is the newest mantra from library systems around the bay area.. and now another county is considering doing away with late fees... we'll tell you where and what that means.. ahead. and coming up next.. always hit hard in this kind of stormy weather .. we'll take you to the santa cruz mountains where there's been some big trouble on highway 17. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. (radar) taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... we are tracking the big storm hitting the bay area right now. (pam) a mudslide has snarled traffic on southbound highway- 17 in the santa cruz mountains ... though there are no reports of injuries... (ken) efforts are underway to clear the way. meantime, it's been a rough commute, as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now from los gatos. hard to bel

let's move on to iras and 401(k)s. am i better off with a conventional one or a roth version?a roth 401(k) is available, is that the better >> i think doing a little bit of both we don't know what tax rates will be in the future and it's important to have two different buckets of money to build up some roth money where you're paying taxes on that money now and it's growing tax-free but also some pre-tax dollars. getting the tax deduction in the current year and have the money grow tax deferred. i would say my preference is to have people at least get the company match in their current 401(k) and then if they can go above and beyond that, max out a roth ira more and more companies are also offering a roth 401(k) but it's important to note that the matching contributions from your employer will always go into the pre-tax account. so therefore, just by putting money into your 401(k), you're also getting that match that's building up that pre-tax bucket of money as well >> i assume you believe that these younger ages, individuals should emphasize stocks in these portfolios, not fi

as louis c-k hit the stage.oversy surrounding the comedian -- began a couple years ago -- at the height of the me too movement -- when a handful of women accused him of sexual harassment, and he later apologized. then, just last month -- he mocked survivors -- of the parkland mass shooting -- where seventeen died. ((jenny higgins/protestor: "4207 it really angers me that he thinks san jose is a safe place that he can come here in our town that we're not going to protest no 13 not in our town it's not funny it s not funny anywhere 17")) ((nats: "2155 welcome ladies and gentleman to louis ck 57")) despite the backlash -- all three of louis c-k's shows in san jose -- sold out. in fact, tiff ting -- was first in line tonight. ((tiff ting/louis c.k. fan: "1901 if they're good at what they do and i appreciate their art then i'm ok continuing to appreciate it" 10)) ((ryan anderson/louis c.k. fan: "1338 i'm here to laugh i like him as a comedian 40 i'm able to separate artist from what he does in his personal life 47"))

now i will turn to specifics of parcel k north. parcel k north or p.k.n. is a parcel at the corner of illinois and 20th street. it is subject to the s.u.d. which provides us to 260,000 gross square feet of residential and 13,000 gross square feet of commercial and residential, 240 to 270 residential units ranging from studios to three-bedroom units and.6 parking spaces per housing units. p.k.n. is not one of the options however, the d.d.a. does require the port to sell parcel k for condo development by february 19, 2019 and then to use the proceeds from the sale to pay down entitlement costs for the larger pier 70 project. consistent with all market rate condo projects in the pier 70 s.u.d., the project will be required to a pay 28% in lieu fee rather than provide on-site inclusionary housing units. i'll now turn to the buyer selection process. in 2017, the port approved the broker approved sale at or behalf fair market value. five buyers ultimately responded to the solicitation, and the port in consultation with the real estate division and collier's sele

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k. k. in that searing of suits is to save the kurds from the tyranny and suppression of the tower group trumps declaration that he's pulling out of syria suddenly threw things into a state of flux us allies the y.p. gee who had lived and depended on american protection suddenly face being left alone with hostile turks rebels isis syrians on all sides their own arab allies ready to dump them reportedly and u.s. national security adviser john bolton is desperately trying to secure a future safety for his could allies we're going to be discussing the president's decision to withdraw to do so from northeast syria in a way that makes sure that the chance of israel and other friends in the region. is absolutely assured and to take care of those who fought with us against isis and other terrorist groups at the end of the day the u.s. will leave the kurds understand this obviously and they're fast tracking the goo she sions with president asaad with the syrian government could into various repor

we should make it so easy every company says you can work for me and i can provide you a 401(k). maybe it is a simple plan which is something to work on to create a new simple plan for small businesses because a lot of small businesses don't have professionals, hr people, human resource people to do it. that is what we having legislation, we have to do more to help part-time workers in particular and do more to ensure the smallest businesses have savings plans. before the end of the year we introduced legislation a couple weeks ago called the retirement security savings act. it has 50 provisions and is a combination of many years of work for stakeholders to have stuff that makes sense establishing new automatic enrollment. it does raise catch-up contribution limits and allows individuals to make additional contributions after age 60 and expand the savers credit for low income families and make that refundable and to ensure americans don't tell him savings, with less than $100,000 in aggregate savings from currently required minimum distribution from your 401(k), ira. right now yo

k. performs in san jose. protesters have a message for him next. bay area. roadways turned to rivers.. leaving bay area drivers stranded in flooded streets. g loses in flooded streets. >>> no 1ormy weather roars th area, watued baarea drivers strandedon flooded streets. >> a big rig loses control and blows over in the wind on the richmond san rafael bridge. we're live with the clean up. >> and problems in the santa cruz mountains. a tree crashes and blocks all lanes and mudslides create hazards on the road. i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. high definition doppler showing the storm pushing out of the bay area. still tonight we're dealing with rain showers. you can see it through the live cameras looking toward san francisco and along the peninsula. wet roads tonight for drivers along the san mateo bridge, the rain still coming down out there. 17 - blocking all northbound lanes at laurel road for about 45 min >> yep, it's been a mess in the santa cruz mountains all night long. a

talentoso, un agente de la policía, fue baleado por detener a una persona que cruzó de forma ilegal ke >> tiene una agenda política en contra del migrante pero no espero que cambie el estado de california >> el mandatario confirma que se reunirá con los demócratas para hablar sobre la construcción del muro >> vámos a la pausa y hablaremos sobre su futuro respecto a los incendios al norte del estado migrantes continúan a la espera de refugio por las autoridades mientras esperan asilo político enterese de qué se hace para ayudarlos >> durante las próximas horas en san josé el termómetro se mantendrá entre los 49 y 50° y esperamos la lluvia que viene en camino, hablaremos de eso después de la pausa a los que siempre suben así comen sano asá caminan así exploraban asás así y son puntuales asá. a los que corren así van al mercado asá cuidan su colesterol así ignoran su celular asá gozan su larga vida así y son optimistas asá. hoy saludamos así a quienes hacen lo que sea para vivir bien. varios gigantes de la caravana intentaron cruzar de forma ilegal, esto aparentemente causó un enfrentami

pre-k, k-12, cte, community college, higher ed, etc. the rest of the world is not sideload. so, by rethink i mean this. everyone questioned everything to ensure nothing limits students from being prepared for what comes next. everyone is everyone. students themselves. students of every age. parents, grandparents, educators, readers, community leaders, workers of every kind elected officials, everyone. what is everything? everything is everything. where, when, how, what and why and how we do things today and everything about how we could or should do differently. here are a few questions to consider. i hope you pose them in your own communities when you get home as well. why limit educators? why assign kids to schools based on their address. y group kids by age. why force all students to learn at the same speed. why measure learning by hours and days. why suggest a college degree is the only path to future success? why believe education stops at graduation? when it comes to rethinking career and technical education, i urge you to begin by asking why cte is sideload as career

k. k. and its syrian army people idea why peachey. being is in the same sentence as under the umbrella of kurds is not acceptable and we have response reacted to this way of. the the use of the word kurtz and president also has responded to this. therefore just to reiterate the p k k or its syrian army why p.d.p. why she cannot be the representatives of the kurdish brothers and sisters and. and this will be this position turkey has always. worked hard to protect innocent people during its operations military operations as well while targeting terrorists in syria. like to retreat that determined fight against terror and terrorist organizations and terrorists in syria will continue this will include p k k p y d y p g. it is important that we must not allow the terror terrorists to find near areas of opportunity is by changes in the in is other changes in. syria. however the issue of providing support to people idea why p.g. by the united states in syria is continuing. it continues as a to

g p k k it's terrorists. because the turkey's targets in kurds are russian oil took you started to the kurdistan workers' spot to tahrir groups one of the goals of turk to struggle against the p.k. k. in that series of suits is to save the kurds from the tyranny and suppression of the terror group trumps declaration that he's pulling out of syria suddenly through things into a state of flux us allies the y.p. ji who had lived and depended on american protection suddenly face being left alone with hostile turks rebels isis syrians on all sides their own arab allies ready to dump them reportedly and u.s. national security advisor john bolton is desperately trying to secure a future safety for his kurdish allies we're going to be discussing the president's decision to withdraw but to do so from northeast syria in a way that makes sure that the chance of israel and other friends in the region. is absolutely assured and to take care of those who fought with us against isis and other terrorist groups at the end of

you come work for me and i am going to provide you a 401(k). maybe it's a simple plan which is something we want to work on to create a new simple plan for small businesses because a lot of small businesses don't have the pro formas, the h.r. people, the human resources people to do it. so that's part of what we have in our legislation. we need to do more to help part-time workers in particular. we need to do more to ensure that the smallest businesses have an opportunity to have savings plans. so before the end of the year, we introduced this legislation just a couple of weeks ago. it's called portman-cardin 2.0, the retirement security and savings act. it has more than 50 provisions. again, it's a culmination of many years of work with various stakeholders to come up with stuff that makes sense. among other things, it establishes new automatic enrollment safe harbors. it does raise the catchup contribution limits. it allows individuals to make additional catchup contributions after age 60. it would also expand the savers' credit for low-incom

with the two traditionally dominance parties the k d p p u k one sixty six of the one hundred eleven seats and looks set to dominate k r g politics for years to come. reflecting on the independence referendum one key argy representative and leading figure said that independence is what the iraqi kurds want the dream of independence she said will never be extinguished. high in the atlas mountains. village women are fending for themselves being as their husbands are forced to find work elsewhere. but running home farm and family is tough with no outside supports come much longer is this way of life sustainable al-jazeera world meets my rockers village superwoman. hello again and welcome back we're here cross parts of north america we are watching the invasion of an arctic air mass making its way towards the south and here on the satellite notice the area of white that you see right here it is not clouds it is actually cold air that the satellite is seeing on the ground and take a look at the temperatures we have here on monday for minneapolis minus twelve degrees for winnipeg minus eig

k. what is the u. k. want what is british parliament ones. and the only downside to that is it does not know there are all these different functions with in parliament someone's. heart breaks it even in no deal others want a second referendum or a much softer brexit set up the moment. in my mind it seems that parliament that the mps they need to come together and they need to have more of a say on where this is going because at the moment the government has failed okay the government is spelled in britain but alan has and the european union. made it difficult for britain in fact to find a way out hasn't it failed to show solidarity to show solidarity with british lawmakers in finding a consensus. note -- with what british lawmakers i mean the key you negotiated in good faith with the british government. they it was a british government that wanted this deal which included a customs union to prevent a heart board in northern ireland that you gave them that. twenty seven in your government's sorry to say on you i'm very hard then the government

they k.-r. ji did not declare independence but the iraqi central government penalized the kurdish region economically and banned international flights closed border crossings and punished referendum supporters in disputed areas. today the iraqi kurds are no nearer independence than they were in september twenty seventh seen. the kurdistan regional government was established in the early one nine hundred ninety s. after years of conflict between the kurds and the iraqi government iraqi forces left the kurdish region in october one nine hundred ninety one and the semi autonomous k r g was set up a year later. in this film al-jazeera arabic correspondent time and this had to it a bill to ask what happened with the referendum in twenty seventeen why did the k r g go ahead with the votes what was the point if they weren't going to declare independence. why did the k r g s allies oppose the vote and why did the others support it. why are critics political parties so fragmented. and what now for the wh

castro: we called our initiative pre-k for s.a.e brought together business leaders with educators, with parents, and students to make the case. and in november of 2012, the voters said yes, we believe in investing in early childhood education. [applause and cheers] so, that next fall, i found myself standing outside of the pre-k for s.a. early childhood center as the first group of young students arrived for their very first day of school. they had their little backpacks on, a lot of them were excited. some of them were crying. >> [laughter] mr. castro: truth be told, more the of the parents of -- more of the parents were crying than the students. sure, there were tears of sadness, of seeing their little ones walking into school for the first time. but there were also tears of joy, the joy of knowing that a great prekindergarten education was the first step on the road to a brighter future. today, we live in a world in which brain power is the currency of success. [applause and cheers] if we want to compete, and we better, we need

why did the k r g s allies oppose the vote and why did the others support it. why are critics political parties so fragmented. and what now for the whole question of kurdish independence. held candidates to stay here and let the geography a little september was about i shot a couple in the star. and now to depart to talk. i hope for the tide of what anybody could assign the low rate at least if that were thirty g.b. and it's just a publicist say it's a had been cut and i could what. i want to know i did this if that. were not. fit. well i can come in but adriatic and i'm ok. when i committed this. let me i can your static when if you hadn't was this what i can remember you read and you feel do. your homework. this. could be looked lean who would want it could live on your cool look ten with us human genome language not all. of you to feel how they feel for the deli counter tops of philadelphia. but these squabbles about timing are relatively minor details in the context of the long and tempestuous history in the relationship between the baghdad government and t

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