iam lam nadia, and i am from bradford. i am jack, lam nadia, and i am from bradford.jack, and lam nadia, and i am from bradford. i am jack, and i am from bradford. and i am from radford. —— bradford. many people were saying that they wa nt many people were saying that they want stories from bradford told by the people of bradford. we sifted through some of those stories and some of them will be presented to you during this session. we have put them under themes, and we will discuss whether or not they make potential story ideas. maybe you have a different perspective, maybe you are doing something so fantastic, jack, i am looking at you, that you think we should be including it in our coverage. the first one, which may be isn't a surprise from people who don't come from bradford, but for you might sound a bit cliched, i don't know, we will get your thoughts, is this notion of multiculturalism. how important is multiculturalism in the city? if we were thinking about doing something on multiculturalism in bradford, how would you think about what would it would do krezol

. >> commissioner lam: thank you. thank you for everyone coming out and sharing your testimony tonight. i just want to express the frustration that has been felt by my colleagues, from community around what the data impact and vapa -- of course, first and foremost as a parent, i completely support arts education, my children's elementary school was a distinguished school for the arts. i think i also want to acknowledge the tremendous work that's gone into the arts education master plan over the last, i believe, two years. i know that it's been a really entrenched community process? at the same time, it's also been a real missed opportunity around the timing of it. from what i hear, it's only a few weeks from being released. at the same time, it's like kind of had we been thinking around the peef budgeting process, with the school district's process, we just don't have all the information in front of us, and i think there is frustration around, you know, the time frame. why has it taken so long around the master plan r

commissioner lam? >> commissioner lam: thank you to the delac. i have many questions so it might preclude to have a follow up in attending the next delac meeting, but first, thank you so much for your work and your recommendations. i recognize the work that it requires of parents and volunteers to put in this work. a couple things. one is related to the after school program recommendation. is it thought that the district would do it ourselves or do we have community based partners that we're considering and are continuing to work with now? >> the thought would be that we could partner with a community based organization. obviously, i think that would be the best intention but if the district had funding to support such a program, that would be ideal. maybe a possibility of the beacon expansion program to support the needs of our english learning students or jamestown or other programs that could potentially be tapped into to be able to provide those resources. >> commissioner lam: following up to the recommendations, i'm curious from the delac me

i think everybody needs to calm down. lam reminded think everybody needs to calm down.ather said, a south african who used to fly aeroplanes, he used to say this during the apartheid, it will be settled peacefully because it has to be because the alternative is too ghastly to contemplate. there seems to bea ghastly to contemplate. there seems to be a solution here, there will be after a lot of blood has been spilt. after everyone is totally exhausted there will be a settlement and it is likely to be something close to what mrs may has put to parliament. i say when other thing at the risk of being deemed as a reconstructive imperialist, this country has faced crisis much greater than this even in my lifetime, and in the greatest of those crises, 1940, we had a conservative prime minister who was held in contempt by much of his own party who cannot win support of his owfi party who cannot win support of his own party for his place in parliament and had to rely on the labour party to come to his rescue, and we know what became of the history of that man, winston churchill.

when lam it isjust like a family to me.e and played the saxophone. when i have a problem at home, i come here and release my problems, singing or playing the instrument.” have learned a lot and this is where we share our knowledge, our problems, our happiness. one, two, three, four... in future i would like to be a chef because i like cooking. when i cook i mix spices in food. in the future i would like to bea food. in the future i would like to be a musician. i like it and i feel ican be a musician. i like it and i feel i can have an artistic career.” wish i can continue the instrument but i made up my mind and say i want to bea but i made up my mind and say i want to be a lawyer. the sound of young kenya. but is it for the moment. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — thank you for watching. hello. a vigorous jet stream pushing areas of low pressure right across the uk is the weather pattern we're in. and we are staying in all the way through the weekend into next week as well. here is a recen

and if lam this agreement are unchanged.t and that this document has been changed, i am sure i will be corrected injust a minute. that cannot be described as legally binding changes to the backstop —— legally binding changes to the backstop — — legally legally binding changes to the backstop —— legally binding. we will have to see what they are in full. allow the attorney general to change his opinion under international law the backstop would endure indefinitely. the secretary of state has gone on about changing the peace process guarantee. that is what the backstop is, it is a peace process guaranteed. we should not call it anything else. despite the spin, that guarantee remains in place and it must remain in place. can the secretary of state confirmed that the government is still bound by the political guarantee that it entered into in december2017, political guarantee that it entered into in december 2017, that it is the uk government's responsibility to come up with a way of managing the irish border that complies in it

. —— lam. mainland, is an act which crosses the redline. -- lam. indeed. what is that redline?e? well, the red line is that hong kong is very much part of china. the thing about hong kong as we are the two systems in one country. so the redline clearly is you cannot ever mention the separation of hong kong. you cannot ever mention the separation of hong kongm you cannot ever mention the separation of hong kong. it sounds like a threat, though, doesn't it, don't cross the redline? well, i think it is reminding a very small pa rt think it is reminding a very small part of hong kong that actually have this illusion that hong kong can be... that hong kong has full autonomy. we have a high degree of autonomy, but it doesn't mean that there is any hope of a separation from china. so i think that is basically a reminder to a small part of hong kong that may have that illusion. which small part? well, you know, a lot of the younger people, they may not have the experience of understanding the changeover. you know, hong kong returned to china now for 21 years, so returned to china now f

regulators blocked deal and chinese regulators and lam research, smelled a peak lam confirmed as stoporders. saying that demand remained strong as flash memory peaked. saying that more sophisticated and harder to make still commodity chips and too many of them micron began decline, stocks in half then broadcom astonished the world acquiring ca, comeuppance. and didn't need approval from chinese regulators nvidia blew up in spectacular fashion. something also hit amd but never loved the way nvidia was, amd, talk about a comeback, starting now. no more deals, glut of commodity chips, peak in data center, gamut painting a picture of worldwide slow down and inability to consolidate overpopulated group and yesterday everything changes nvidia is doubling down on data center and artificial intelligence relations could be for real. also don't want to bet against apple catches up part of the hope that glut of chips could be gone and apple could be buying chips again in large numbers we don't know. there's no auto turn but don't want to bet against. demand better than expected for micron and la

i am useless, i am rubbish. smack herself and say i am useless, lam rubbish.k herself and say i am useless, i am rubbish. that always sets me off, because ijust didn't, i should have ta ken that off, because ijust didn't, i should have taken that away. that's what itiuitis have taken that away. that's what mums do, so it still upsets me now. at her lowest point, keira sought refuge in sport, first swimming, and then cycling. i think akira found something that she's good at. it's given me confidence it's given me the chance to believe in myself, and i'm actually worth something. kiera was great britain's most successful competitor at the last world of summer games in los angeles. winning three gold medals. that was, that was it. seeing her on the podium then, you can't help but think back to all of the bad times, and you think wow, you got through all about. it'sjust and you think wow, you got through all about. it's just payback and you think wow, you got through all about. it'sjust payback isn't it, so it'sjust great. i use the sport to help me feel better, a

. >> president cook: commissioner lam? >> commissioner lam: i just want to echo the statement around equity for high school students. i know my daughter in language, there will be time for her to take that at city college, and when she goes through sequencing, she will have that space in her sophomore year in high school? and i think that overall, just being able to expose our young people around the opportunity of their post secondary experience and really from an early age, in the early years of high school to be able to offer that out to our students and saying that post secondary college is -- can be a reality for you and to be in the experience of taking city college classes i think means a real great deal to their confidence level, to their ability to think just what's possible and the opportunities before them. and one question i do have, then, around process, it sounds like the grants to support the dual enrollment is going to be sunsetting, so i'll be curious to see what those plans are and what are recommendation

we did not have this before and now that i do, i not have this before and now that i do, lam not haverateful for it. honestly, i could have the worst day and a world but when i am in doris, boxing, it has changed my life. i wa nt boxing, it has changed my life. i want to break a lot of stereotypes, and just do what makes me happy, i guess. you can see the stories and many more if visit us on bbc dot code dot uk. we are bradford. we are bradford. we are bradford. we are bradford. we are bradford. we are bradford. we are bradford. this is bradford city football club, nestled among the streets where the asian community made it sound and during the 80s and 90s, many asian families were so concerned about racial abuse that they would not let their children come to watch a match here. i went to meet the ladies from the support is were hoping to bring more inclusivity and diversity to the stands. when we first went with the ladies, they were paying a lot and we wa nt ladies, they were paying a lot and we want bradford to plan and then they did win and the excitement on their faces, they were

i am people who are adopting their ideology. lam not people who are adopting their ideology.mistic here. we have to work very hard in order on both sides as media or government, in order to prepare herself for this coming danger and to try to utilise it by all means. you painted a very grim picture. stephanie, what are in your views the risks for society in europe and north america and the rest of the world ? north america and the rest of the world? from north america and the rest of the world ? from the north america and the rest of the world? from the spread of an ideology which is potentially going to come back even stronger terrorist movement. the real question is what is the us policy towards iso right now. trump said he was withdrawing troops and declaring isis 400% defeated what she had to watch back because it was clear he had not consulted his advisers. there is a question of what is the us response to this? the at keeping 400 question of what is the us response to this? the at keeping 4oo troops on the ground, the us presence in syria was seen as a force that we can

lam buying raises, ifeel like i'm being taxed. stuff anymore, will get in trouble! thank you for watching, happy friday. some rain is moving its way into the far north west. a cold front will move south—eastward, introducing cooler air into the north—western areas. north—west wales, parts of northern england, the gusts of up to a0 miles an hour. the rain will gradually work its way south and east woods, sunny spells and showers following behind it. ahead of that across most parts of england and wales, it will stay mostly cloudy but there could be some glimmers of sunshine in the south—east. temperatures up to 60 degrees. 12 to 15 degrees, turning chillier in the north west. through tonight, the band of cloud and rain moves south—east. the rain all but fizzles away into the early hours of saturday morning. clearer skies behind it, could potentially. wintry showers into scotland, temperatures into two or three degrees. the cold front and the band of cloud will sit across southern areas during the saturday. behind it is where we have

on the third day of my ride, i really had a feeling of, oh, lam home.a simple tent with a little stove inside. that night was 48 degrees below, and inside the tent we measured —13. (bleep) cold, you know! inside the tent you want to relax, but we said, ok guys, let's get out and see the night. most of us said, i have never seen sky like this. actually feeling like you are in space somewhere. the last 30 kilometres, it was so mentally tough for me. in one moment i opened the throttle more, you know, 100—120 kilometres per hour, the steering started to freeze. so it means i see i cannot move it. i started to look for the straight lines, not to use it too much. and then i arrived and i saw the sign. oymya kon, you know. no thoughts. emptiness. ok, i'm here. when it's —55, the town it looks pretty empty. and then maybe one hour later, ah, it's done. the last thing left is to have a swim in the river. to finish this week, i'm back in dubai to check out an iconic seven star hotel, where you'll find some unexpected guests checked in. ha! wow! this place is so

[inaudible] >> president cook: oh, sorry, commissioner lam has a question. >> commissioner lam: it's more of an acknowledgement. the consent decree and acknowledgement is a very important initiative to me, and over the years in working with limited english proficient parents and really excited about the work that will carry on through the delac. so looking forward to making progress that the district is making as a whole in regards to delac and looking forward to supporting elac fully. thank you. >> so i would like to show our appreciation and formally present certificates of appreciation to both carolina and myrna vasquez as well as other b.c.c. members that may not be present but they will also be acknowledged, as well. [applause] >> president cook: it's picture night at the school board. b, report from district, english language learner advisory committee. >> good evening, superintendent, commissioners. welcome, new commissioners. my name is danielle yutley, an i am the education specialist within the multilanguage input department. i have the pleasure of working with our district

it was incredible, life changing. lam glad i have done it. never again.trong. we also have two great chefs. louis korovilas. first time. and do not adjust your set, it is not shaun ryder. i have pasta. delicious. and we have niklas ekstedt. i am cooking a swedish dish, fried macro with potatoes, horseradish deal and bread and butter. very nordic. and jane parkinson is in charge of drinks. any surprises? i have a chilled red. any surprises? i have a chilled red. a zesty and perky white, so a bit of everything. and do not forget you at home are in charge of what i gets to eat at the end of the day and we will siewert ten. —— see you at ten. hello, this is breakfast with steph mcgovern and charlie stayt. coming up before ten we‘ll have all the weather and sport. but first a summary of this morning‘s main news. a man has been charged with the murder of 17—year—old jodie chesney who was stabbed in a park in east london last friday. 20—year—old manuel petrovic was arrested in leicester on tuesday. another man who was also arrested remains in custody. the baby s

and we are going to appoint commissioner collins and commissioner lam to the c.s.b. any other reports by board members? and we're also reappointing -- reappointing commissioner norton. >> commissioner norton: thank you. >> president cook: you're welcome. thank you. let's see...we have a calendar of committee meeting. budget and business services will be meeting wednesday, march 6, at 6:00 p.m. buildings and grounds will be meeting monday, march 25, at 6:00 p.m. that's by far the best committee meeting. >> vice president sanchez: better than rules? >> president cook: not even close. rules policy and legislation will be meeting monday, march 4 at 5:00 p.m. the ad hoc committee on student assignment will be meeting monday, march 18 at 6:00 p.m. the ad hoc committee on personnel matters will be meeting wednesday, march 13 at 6:00 p.m., and the ad hoc school district city college joint committee will be meeting to be determined. let's see, section m, other informational items? posted in the agenda is the staff quality reports. section n, memorial adjournment, we are adjou

feedback that they are getting and if you asked and they will tell you they were just doing theirjob. laming theirjob. i am not going to go into their identities but they have been given lots of support but their identities will be made known at some stage. inaudible not to police and not prior to the attack, was forwarded to us sometime during the day and obviously by some of the recipients but not at a time prior to the attack. we are working through that as we speak and we have been working through that for some time and we work with government in this space and i think we will be hearing more on that today from the prime minister and others. would be 28—year—old be potentially charged under... absolutely we are considering all of those but of course we will work towards the cranes act charges as a priority, i have already spoken about how many victims of day to make these attacks there are and that will prevent stomach present itself in the charges. —— 20 cranes act. just one at that stage but of course that will change. we are working through that right now but as you know what suppo

the lam research heart and soles fun run. >> how do you sell soles? soles. >> nailed it. >> the 5k, 10ids funed children area. sixth year in a row. >> take a look at tahoe. that's a nice picture there. kind of looks like winter still. this is video from sugar bowl. 9 inches of new snow this morning. all that rain we had in the bay area. led to more snow in the sierra. plenty to start with. and this guy clearing the paths. a lot of folks coming out to enjoy a ski trip. >> you said you have never gone skiing? >> i haven't. i have gone snowboarding, but i needed ice packs the next day. i didn't do too hot. i had a lot of fun. i do want to go. i am going to make my way out there especially considering the amount of snow we are expecting. bringing it back here closer to the bay. 61 degrees. peninsula in the 60s. the tri-valley, 68 degrees. san francisco 57 degrees. the north bay 60 degrees and the east bay se60s. downpour really early in the morning then we saw light scattered showers. we had a couple of cells pop up randomly up in the higher elevations in

become terror cells and so, if anything, we might be more at risk than we were while we were fighting. lam glad than we were while we were fighting. i am glad we got to that one, just in time. thank you to you for watching. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you, seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you jo philips and nigel nelson, goodbye. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. 50 mark, what do we have this week? we have the white crow, which is a biopic about rudolf nureyev. we have us, the new film byjordan peel, who made get out. and minding the gap, a skateboarding movie that is not really about skateboarding. the white crow — i'm quite intrigued, it sounds good. an interesting story directed by ralph fiennes, who also has a role in the film, and it is about rudolf nureyev‘s defection to the west. the film opens with ralp

i am a proud scouser, i am a proud englishman, lam get? lam a proud british men. i am most proud to be european, living in a wonderful place. we have got lists of things that we have to deal with. gren fell. we are one faulty fridge away from another disaster. the people of gren fell, it is taking so long to do, because they are not enough people to look after it. they are all working on brexit. we have got to change. it is almost three years since the referendum. a second referendum and even a general election as possible. how did we get there? here is a look back on theresa may's the last three yea rs back on theresa may's the last three years in three minutes. her majesty the queen has asked me to form a new government and i accepted. we have a plan for brexit. actually we want a red, white and blue brexit. the uk is leaving the eu but we are not turning our back. brexit means brexit means brexit means brexit. and we are going to make a success of it. i am not going to be calling a snap election. the government should call a general ele

people is found not guilty of manslaughter — he apologised outside court to the victims‘ families. lam deaths. it is they that i will remember for the rest of my life. the prime minister calls on the eu for one last push to get her deal through parliament saying if it fails, brexit may never happen. the headteacher working in the canteen to save her school money — she's one of those thousands who've written to parents warning that

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. >> reporter: jay lam thought this whole thing up in 2006. he's like the god father.pposed to be a one time party for me and 13 of my idiot friends. it grew completely on its own acar acco accord. i understand it, i don't think they understand it. from the idea of the most popular racing series in the world. 24 hours of lemon conducts 24 race in the year just in the u.s. they have a handful of international stuff. one of the first to embrace the crazies. >> no way, we don't want you, yeah, that's kind of an interesting idea. >> what do you want to do with your life? >> i want to ride! >> yep. twisted sisters are here, they got unicorns and minions and then there is the gluten-free, theme song? peanut butter jelly time. >> this is a big pilot crap, there is rust everywhere. >> reporter: in other words, it is a force to be reckon with at this race. at sonoma race way, colin resch. nbc bay area. >> there is nothing left to say. >> right. >> we'll be right back. what's better than having fast, reliable wifi with coverage throughout your home? how about having internet tha

i want to show you a time lams here. you remember this afternoon, we started to see a little bit of a sign of what's to come this weekend, and it was a mix of sunshine with clouds. these are just reheated leftovers. di see the clouds develop this afternoon as we had heating from the sun, then we started to see the clearing skies. as we head towards the weekend, you'll be seeing a lot more blue sky. as a matter of fact, it's going to be stunning this spring weekend. so let's check out the temperatures. we're going to sample a few cities here. by noontime, santa rosa, san jose in the low 60s. temperatures will rise up into the upper 60s and low 70s. so it's really going to be a nice looking weekend. storms are going to take some time off. east bay hills camera, a lovely view as we look across the bay tonight. and there is no rain on our radar tonight. temperatures right now, 40s, 50s across the region. here's another live picture from our camera and crisp start in the morning with patchy fog. sunnier and warmer this weeken

you're looking for names that accelerate to the upside on the back of this tech wave, i would look at lam research at these levels. >> is this tech wave here to stay >> i think the tech wave will have a lot more -- i think we can get a little more gas or a little more juice from the technology companies we've been wrong about where this market is toptoppy and may you have another inning, thanks to powell. >> by the way, that's not stuff sty x's best work. >> it's about mr. roboto and the tech trade. >> semis up 3.5% today, extraordinary move but fagain this comes after a move up 36% off the bottom if you remember what the market was light when we had very little growth expectation, we had yields getting somewhere well below 250 but even in the early part of 2018 when we were between 225 and 250, what was outperforming? mega cap tech. mega cap tech makes sense because these are companies that have an enormous amount of growth relative to their piers and can turn it on and off despite mr. roboto, i would want to be in mega cap tech. >> apple is one of those names that's absolutely been on f

this situation, i'm sure they are doing it, i challenge this situation, i'm sure they are doing it, lamtuation, i'm sure they are doing it, i am all for enoughis they are doing it, i am all for enough is enough, you cannot play in this tournament until you sort yourself out. those supporters are pa rt of yourself out. those supporters are part of the federation, as are the players, as are the people that work for montenegro. it is a bit hypocritical of us in this country to look at montenegrin say how terrible it is, when this happens every week in this country. so yes, something has to be done, unfortunately people are looking at the wrong solution, because the solution is not to ban people and close football grounds and do whatever they do. however, close football grounds and do whateverthey do. however, i understand that laws have to be taken, but more from the point of view of changing perceptions, of black people, women, homosexuals, once perceptions are changed, we will not see incidentlike this. try townsend and john barnes speaking there. —— troy townsend. uefa have moved very q

with the continued momentum higher, particularly after incredibly positive earnings from lam researchis still continuing to carry the market higher. charles: todd, it is interesting that you brought up, a week ago the china trade deal was almost being baked in. in other words the conventional wisdom was it is baked in. now it is baked in something that must be good and anxiety associated with it. what happened there? >> charles, i don't necessarily agree with that point. everything that i look says to me, there is a market, are assuming, there will be a deal with china. i look at the grain markets which is something we would watch. they're now higher. they started to come off. so all the products that i see affected from china are moving higher. i think the markets have moved higher based on it. we get a little jittery with bad news i think investors are full bore ahead. the i think this is retail rally played by retail trade that will continue to drift up. i believe almost all good news is priced in here. bad news doesn't play anymore. right now bad news pauses the market, then good