thank you for your time, professor kwon - for your time, professor kwon soon—man.th' towards tax cuts in wednesday's budget, but that any reductions would be 'prudent�*. jeremy hunt is under pressure from some conservative mps to reduce taxes before a general election, widely expected later in the year. but the government's also facing a bleaker than expected economic forecast. 0ur political correspondent hannah miller reports. a chancellor who some have said was dealt a terrible economic hand. as he prepares to do this again, he's trying to improve his party's fortunes. this morning, jeremy hunt was keeping his cards close to his chest as he toured the tv studios. but he did give this hint. i do want, where it's possible to do so responsibly, to move towards a lower tax economy, and i hope to show a path in that direction. but this will be a prudent and responsible budget for long term growth. with roughly £13 billion to play with, that's less than he'd hoped for. the chancellor is scrabbling around for ways to find more cash that would allow him to reduce taxes.

then in the seventh, kwon deep shot right field, that seals it. 12-3, a's drop another one. bit of an awkward opening night on thursday with fans potentially bidding farewell to the coliseum once the season ends. what should have been an exciting day was bittersweet. >> if this is the last opening day, i know that i'm right where i want to be, and i'm very honored to be a part of it. >> reporter: a's manager mark knows what today could signal for the team, a potential final opening day at the oakland coliseum. after playing six years here and now managing in his third, he knows how hard this is for supporters. >> my heart is with the fans. you know, i understand the emotion and the impact. you know, their emotion and passion to want to keep this team here. you wouldn't expect anything less from oakland a's fans. >> reporter: lifelong fan tracy kaplan is attending a protest. >> we're going to listen to the game, watch the game on our phones, you know, be there, but not give them the money today. >> reporter: kaplan grew up in walnut creek and has supported for decades. she st

and ninth seed alex de minaur eased past korea's soon—woo kwon, winning 6—3, 6—2.

and ninth seed alex de minaur eased past korea's soon—woo kwon, winning 6—3, 6—2. pegula is through to the last 16. she beat canada's leylah fernandez, the 2021 us open runner—up. the 30—year—old number fifth seed fought back from 5—3 down in the opening set with a run of five—straight games

i tae kwon do jordan has told us he is retirinr. . ., , ., retiring.ransition. it was _ retiring. i felt that it was time to transition. it was time _ retiring. i felt that it was time to transition. it was time to - retiring. i felt that it was time to transition. it was time to go - retiring. i felt that it was time to l transition. it was time to go to the next step. i have a daughter, that is my purpose now my ambition. coming to that decision was very tall. it still plays in my mind right now. i still feel like i'm capable but we do things on purpose. this is the right time, i'm confident in myself. actually, i'm ready for it. it’s confident in myself. actually, i'm ready for it— ready for it. it's definitely the ri . ht ready for it. it's definitely the right decision. _ ready for it. it's definitely the right decision. jordan's - ready for it. it's definitely the right decision. jordan's father william was a world champion in karate in 1992. 22 years later jordan repeated the feat and became the first karate world champion from great britain in

and ninth seed alex de minaur eased past korea's soon—woo kwon, winning 6—3, 6—2.f next for him. in the women's draw, the americanjessica pegula is through to the last 16. she beat canada's leylah fernandez, the 2021 us open runner—up. the 30—year—old number fifth seed fought back from 5—3 down in the opening set with a run of five straight games and was the stronger player after that, closing out the win in an hour and 41 minutes. she remains on course for a third consecutive semifinal appearance at a 1000 masters event. she's got emma navarro, her compatriot, next. it was a predictably one—sided match between italy and england in the women's six nations championship. the red roses, who are the defending grand slam champions, made things more difficult for themselves because they were down to 1a players after 10 minutes when sarah beckett was shown a red card for a dangerous tackle. they still ran in 8 tries in parma, winning 48—0. they topped the table on points difference from france, who also won this weekend with a bonus point. the captain marlie packer brough

then in the seventh, kwon deep shot to right field. that leaves the yard for a sew low shot. guardians win it 12-3, a's remain winless. >>> bit of an awkward opening night at the ballpark on thursday with fans potentially bidding farewell to the coliseum once the season ends. what should have been an exciting day bittersweet. >> if this is the last opening day, i know that i'm right where i want to be, and i'm very honored to be a part of it. >> reporter: a's manager mark know what is today could signal for the team a potential final opening day at the oakland coliseum. after playing six years here and now managing in his third, he knows how hard this is for supporters. >> my heart is with the fans. you know, i understand the emotion and the impact. you know, their emotion and passion to want to keep this team here. you wouldn't expect anything less from oakland a's fans. >> reporter: tracy kaplan is participate in a protest to tailgate but not go in. >> we're going to listen to the game, watch the game on our phones. you know, be there but not give them the money today. >> r

. >> len tells us dashel is also a black belt in tae kwon do. >>> cbs evening news with norah o'donnellnext and we're back here in 30 minutes with cbs news bay area at 7:00. thanks for joining us! >> we had to close the runway because somebody lost a tire. >> norah: tonight, frightening flights. >> ladies and gentlemen... >> norah: scary incidents on passenger planes this week as the spring break travel rush begins. we are looking at safety in the sky. >> it started trembling. you know, it just shifted to the left. >> there was a loud boom and

professor kwon soonman from the school of public health at seoul national university.r and asked him if the strike has been effective and if the doctors will be returning to work. i don't think so because in the past, the history of health reform in korea, doctors or medical associations have never been defeated, because at the last moment the government took a step back and yielded to and listened to what they want. so, because of that history, i do not think the medical association or trainee doctors would be back to workplace quite soon. the doctors must know that the public support has largely been with the government and not with them, so what do you make of their argument it is not about a fear of competition, but about wider health care issues? i think they are lying, i'm sorry to tell this. the korean healthcare system is predominantly private, so that means that increased numbers of doctors means more competition, and decrease the possibility, i mean, lower income for them. so, that's the only reason they have the strikes, and high public support for the gover

. >> len tells us dashel is also a black belt in tae kwon do. >>> cbs evening news with norah o'donnell is next and we're back here in 30 minutes with cbs news bay area at 7:00. thanks for joining us! >> we had to close the runway because somebody lost a tire. >> norah: tonight, frightening flights. >> ladies and gentlemen... >> norah: scary incidents on passenger planes this week as the spring break travel rush begins. we are looking at safety in the sky. >> it started trembling. you know, it just shifted to the left. >> there was a loud boom and then everybody was like, oh. >> norah: the "cbs evening news" starts now. ♪ ♪ good evening. i'm norah o'donnell, and thank you for being with us. we begin tonight with a series of tense moments for a u.s. airline just as spring break travel is getting underway. with tens of millions of passengers expected to fly over the next six weeks, it's raising safety concerns for some travelers. the latest incident took place today at george bush intercontinental airport in houston, when a united flight veered off the runway after landing. the nearly 170

. >> he also has a black belt in tae kwon do. >>> some rain showers making their way into the north bays morning, that is where the best chance is going to remain, that area will fall apart as it tries to move deeper into the rest of the bay area. a better chance of more widespread rain is in the forecast beginning tomorrow afternoon, continuing into the early hours of monday morning, but a little break in the action monday before another system sends rain monday night and tuesday, none of these will lead to any wind damage or flooding threats, then we warm up by the end of next week. the showers are just falling apart entirely as we get into the early afternoon. more clouds and sunshine for most of us today, the clouds will fill back in tonight and we have the next area of rain that is going to be moving into the north bay by about midday on sunday, spreading across the bay area sunday afternoon and sunday evening. if you add both systems together, a 10th of an inch up to about a third of an inch of rainfall, maybe the coastal ranges of sonoma county picking up close to half an inch bu

. >> he also has a black belt in tae kwon do. >>> some rain showers making their way into the north bayhat is where the best chance is going to remain, that area will fall apart as it tries to move deeper into the rest of the bay area. a better chance of more widespread rain is in the forecast beginning tomorrow afternoon, continuing into the early hours of monday morning, but a little break in the action monday before another system sends rain monday night and tuesday, none of these will lead to any wind damage or flooding threat's, then we warm up to the end of next week. the showers are just falling apart entirely as we get into the early afternoon. more clouds and sunshine for most of us today, the clouds will fill back in tonight and we have the next area of rain that is going to be moving into the north bay by about midday on sunday, spreading across the bay area sunday afternoon and sunday evening. if you add both systems together, a 10th of an inch up to about a third of an inch of rainfall, maybe the coastal ranges of sonoma county picking up close to half an inch but even when

americans are sick of what is going on and it has to stop immediately because i have been taking tae kwonand if anyone comes to my house -- watch out emily. >> emily: to that point my father, the reality is he's right. a few of his friends have already taken seven homes and this is an epidemic that the country and now we are being called to have the academic be furthered by the millions drone across the southern border. >> martha: it's hard to imagine a more fundamental right then home ownership. people struggle to buy a home and to have that be their domain. this is so appalling and you are so right to point out that a very nice sort of rational voice that is doing the voice-over here -- watch this man's face. he says we are homeless that he is complaining having entered the country illegally, now he is saying not only -- if you find an abandoned home you legally in america can squat in that home and basically take ownership of it. if you fix it up you can sell it and build your credit rating. what world are we living in? it is absolutely -- and there was a woman, speaking of ways to get

there will be beach volleyball as world famous landmarks become sports venues, like fencing and tae kwonls say the security operation will itself make history. >> there will be 45,000 security personnel across paris. including these guys. >> reporter: the helicopter unit of the military police say they are able to reach anywhere in paris, anytime. >> we can take off, it is five minutes, 24 hours, and we're able to offer two to three helicopters whenever it is needed. >> reporter: ahead of the opening ceremony with 10,000 athletes and 300,000 spectators, officials say they'll search and secure every neighboring rooftop and on one of those rooftops, the antidrone squad. they liaise with forces like the nypd, using a radar gun to neutralize illegal drones. this week, france raising its security alert level, following the moscow terror attack. but protecting the paris olympic games has been years in the planning. >> we continue to defend the values of our country, and to welcome the world. >> reporter: on the front line too, 4 1/2-year-old praxis. the belgian shepherd trained to search and a

there will be beach volleyball as world famous landmarks become sports venues, like fencing and tae kwon hosting so many olympic events, security officials say the event itself will make history. >> there's 45,000 security personnel across paris, including these guys. >> the helicopter unit of the military police, the national police, is pivotal. >> we'll be able to offer two to three hospitals wherever it's needed. >> reporter: ahead of the opening ceremony with 10,000 athletes and 300,000 spectators, officials say they will search and secure every neighboring rooftop, and on one of those rooftops their forces which use a radar gun to neutralize illegal drones. this week france raising its security alert level following the moscow terror attack but protecting the paris olympic games has been years in the planning. >> we continue to defend the values of our country and top welcome the world. >> reporter: on the front line, too, four-and-a-half-year-old praxis, the belgian shepherd trained to both search and attack there's a threat. he's a beautiful dog. so will he maybe get a chance to w

movie on the brain today only it wasn't much of a love story and there was no one's screaming about kwon are showing them the money. nope, this time the so-called liberal justices, sonia sotomayor, elena kagan, and ketanji brown jackson in a concurring opinion basically told her cat there are colleagues quit while you're ahead, you have them at patchwork. >> see you? i did there. you're waiting for c. rozanna day where you were all trying to you we're leaning into your tv is going how is lara coates going to bring j. maguire back the supreme court >> you're welcome. america. >> well, they agree that there was going to be some chaos if every state gets to decide whether trump can be on the ballot they got to have consistency. that's going to come from congress. they said, not the states. otherwise, you've got this will not a hilou, but patchwork that was as far as they wanted the court to go. but i mean, tell a baby not to cry the rest of them all. but amy coney barrett, that is said, i see your patchwork and i raised you instructions for congress on what they ought to do next. now, we ca

item 19 approves settlement of unlitigated claims against florence cong, kin wo construction, kwon woink. and sfr recovery, inc. (collectively “the kong parties”) for restitution and civil penalty payments totaling $750,000; the claims involve allegations that florence kong provided gifts to a city official with the intent to unlawfully influence city officials in award of city contracts to the kong parties; other material terms of the settlement are that all of the kong parties will be debarred except for kwan wo ironworks, inc., which will remain suspended for a minimum term of three years and until full payment of the settlement amount of $750,000. item 20, resolution approving a tolling agreement to extend the statute of limitations for lyft, inc. to bring potential litigation against the city and county of san francisco for a refund of $5,156,634 of gross receipts, homelessness gross receipts, and payroll expense taxes to allow for possible resolution of the matter without litigation. >> seeing no names on the roster, we will take these items same house same call, the ordinances