. >> yeah, and only etonline.com's leanne aguilera was there as sam surprised some diehard "outlanderor his big screen spy debut. >> hello! >> we just surprised the fans. what was that like for you? they had no idea you were coming >> we did and it was really fun. we put out a competition and a select few were allowed to see it in advance. >> you have a real instinct for this. >> i'm excited for people to see it. it's something i'm really proud of and it's really funny >> leanne hosted a q&a with sam before the screening of his action comedy with mila kunis and kate mckinnon. >> i don't have time to explain. >> it's an incredible movie and mila and kate, you know, they're like two people i've been a huge fan of, to get to the opportunity to work with them is just incredible. >> sam returns to "outlander" in the fall, and a lot of fans have been clamoring for him to play james bond when daniel craig's run is over. what are your thoughts on entering -- possibly entering the 007 world? >> i think it's a fantastic world, i grew up with it. it's part of my heritage. you know what i think,

leanne liu. >> and leanne, if you could just pull that microphone a little closer to you. there you go. >> there we go. >> all right. bear with me just one second. good morning. as chair peskin mentioned, we received the green light in may of this year to move forward with the three focus areas surrounding prop-k which included program delivery, budgeting and sponsor reimbursements. before we discussed the results, i would like to briefly clarify what i mean by peer comparison agencies because you will hear me mention that throughout the presentation. what it really means is that we're applicable, we compared the t.a.'s practices with similar transportation agencies who elected t.a. who are also the administrator of half cent sales tax. they are the regional transportation planning agency as well as the congestion management agency designated by the state. the factors we considered were a sales tax program of similar size and the number of staff. for the first focus area, we were asked to look at the prop-k delivery status in terms of funding allocated to date for the majo

and leann, what did you find in terms of this potential history-making year? >> hey, richard.is that the enthusiasm for women is really great there. we focused on nevada because it is one of the few states that have the opportunity to hit this threshold. it is tied with arizona and vermont to have the -- about 40% of women in the legislature currently, but nevada had their primary and a lot of women won those primaries and they have a great chance of winning in the general election and so they are -- they really could meet this -- or break this barrier. what we also found is that there was the trump factor. most definitely a lot of women that we talked to said that the president was a major factor in them deciding to jump into the race. we have one candidate, julie pezzina running for state senate and she said the divisiveness in 2016 is one of the reasons she decided to get in and if not now, then when. there is also another candidate that we spoke to, her name is lisa romanov and it is the epitome of the environment. she's running against a self-proclaimed pimp, a brothel ow

leanne brown, bbc news. ididn't i didn't realise it was not going to work. it's so british. delivered that route.|j work. it's so british. i love the deftly delivered that route. i love the way during the interview, someone ran the way during the interview, someone ran behind him and took one and ran off with it. open season. you see them falling ever so gently. i would have been tempted to finish it off at the end. it's better if it doesn't quite work, we see the smart ones with 6 billion little dominoes in some hotel in las vegas, it's so much better out in the elements. well done, everybody who took part. quite enough domino analysis. you're watching breakfast from bbc news, time now for a look at the newspapers. political historian mike finn is here to tell us what's caught their eye. let's look at today's front pages. the word breaks it is about to tumble out of my mouth. this is a story about some polls and particularly looking at constituencies that backed leave and the polls suggest they may not be. it's the story in the observer playing —— it's the story in the obse

these heartthrobs were just trying to find their way, like many of their castmates, as etonline's leannese two youngins? >> huh! >> oh, my god. >> what i would tell this youngin is please don't wear that. >> right, oh, my god, no, not the pants. >> what haircut is that? >> the bieber. >> it's the bowl cut. >> your imagination is getting the better of you. >> mark and marisol, veronica's parents on the show, are a lot more buttoned up than they were back in the day. what would you say to your younger self? >> get a stylist, maybe. >> luke, playing archie's dad, was a fashion plate even before "90210." >> great shoestrings. i love them shoestrings. >> that's kind of a mullet, isn't it? >> i was rocking a mullet pretty hard there for a while. >> and as for this young lady, any chance of kelly joining mark on "riverdale"? >> i'm hoping there are some interesting things that could happen. i stopped asking. i asked a little bit last year, but what's the point? >> the point is, we love seeing them together. that's the point. >> dylan and brenda forever. >> i love it. >>> all right, now, let's t

leanne brown, bbc news.lucas we had some decent spells of sunshine yesterday. today is a different picture. we have more code around. there are outbreaks of rain. not everywhere is sheen sharers this afternoon. from the west, a return to something a little sunnier. it is a mixture of sunni weather and heavy showers. they had to mess. not eve ryo ne showers. they had to mess. not everyone is seeing them. more sharers from many parts of the country. the temperatures are around 4015 degrees. tomorrow will be an improved do. some heavy showers and parts of northern england. hello, this is bbc news, the headlines: ten people, including two children, have been taken to hospital with "pellet—like" injuries after shootings in manchester's moss side area. police say one man is in a serious but stable condition. nasa's daring solar probe mission has successfully launched from cape canaveral in florida after the launch was called off yesterday. the mission will analyse the sun's atmosphere for the first time. rail oper

in the news room, leann menendez. >> thank you so much. >>> a big redwood that looks like it could fall has shut down redwood avenue in berkeley. abc 7 was in the news of university avenue and mcgee avenue where the tree is leaning rather precariously. it is on a construction site. the homes and businesses have to remain empty until they can remauve the tree and there is no time line on that. >>> all bay area views were blotted out by smokey skies once again. take a look out to mount diablo. uc berkeley scientists are gathering information on the smoke. leslie brinkly joins us live now with more on the story. >>> the smoke is clearing up, you can feel the air. look at the horizon from the berkeley hills and you might wonder where am i? it is a whiteout, or a smokeout, if you try really try, you can make out al ka traz and the g golden gate bridge. >> i have been here before and i know it is and sad. >> we're trying to stay inside. >> today we're seeing fires in british columbia, oregon, and california are all mixing up together and making this lovely soup that we're breathing today. >>

thank you, chair peskin and thank you so much, leanne, and to sjoberg's team for this very helpful review. the process itself provided a lot of insight into even our own staff given they were administering the prop-k program for 30 years. next year is the 30th anniversary and it is gratifying to see that we appear to be delivering on track as promised to the voters that we always felt was the case. it has been very helpful to also hear feedback from other partners in the city, family and across the region on things that we're doing well and things that could be improved. we take to heart the recommendations about communication, everything from the website. of course, which is being updated to our online tools, to sitting down, you know, with partners at our sort of biggest allies and the largest grantees to, you know, maybe semiannual have a more in-depth conversation. all of that at the management level, at the staff level. we very much appreciate those recommendations. in terms of the in-house versus consulting balance, it's good to see that we're in line and good value provided by our

they don't live communal leann nobody has control or say over it. >> another question. 51 feet to 37 feet yard. that is 30%. no variance needed? >> no, it is 25% of lots. >> okay. okay. >> commissioner moore. >> i want to lay a couple layers back in order to place us what we are to judge on. let me start with saying that the submittal on its on is faulk shouter of what we expect -- falling short for a project that is a demolition. it did not show the project in context, it doesn't have any 3-d and any material descriptions which we normally expect for projects of this magnitude. the second thing i would like to talk about is it is very difficult to understand this project as a family oriented project. it is almost impossible to do so when the living space including access to the real yard which has to go through the bedroom is making it difficult to understand how we interpret family space and what normally is a standard discussion and interpretation, not talking about the fact that a family has more bedrooms. this is set up like a hotel. luxurious bedrooms, bathroom with a bathtub a

horsleymately, leanne resigned right after an all hands meeting. and unexpected and it came amidst media scrutiny. we do not know what particular incident convinced her to resign or uber to push in that direction. that: meantime, the coo was brought in to help right the ship "the new york times" has , some off-color remarks he made about in that featuring mixed race couples. how often do you really see mixed raced couples? lane: the defense is analyzing the ad, trying to understand whether it represented the people they were targeting. people in the room felt it was off-color. we don't know exactly what was said. he is certainly soul-searching and trying to get leadership help around exactly what he should say. it was a terrible moment for the turnaround crude get hit with the same type of turnaround -- turnaround crew get hit with the same type of allegations that travis kalanick and his leadership team have faced. very hard, so you have this guy doing a lot of the heavy lifting, now is sort of emblematic of the behavior they were trying to leave

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." >> reporter: the first female on the list is leann rimes with her '90s balad "how do i live" at numberhout you >> reporter: fast forward to 2017, "despacito" was everywhere. ♪ despacito [ singing in spanish ] ♪ guedespacito ♪ >> i think what'fascinating is want to place within the top 100 list is so well represented. >> reporter: and there's a science behind it. >> the top 600 was compiled using an algorithm. in the '60s, '70s and '80s the biggest hits of the day might have spent ten weeks on the chart, 12 weeks on the chart. with streaming, you'll see hits on our chart for a long period, 40, 50 weeks. >> what do you think is the anthem for 2018? >> it's a tough one. in this exact moment it has to be "in my feelings," right? drake has taken over the internet. he's taken over the charts. ♪ kiki do you love me are you riding ♪ ♪ say you never ever leave from beside me ♪ ♪ because i -- >> oh, hi. [ laughter ] there's so many statistics and we're not singing along. right? i'm going to let you dive in and listen, of course, we have a few fun facts. the beatles are the hot 100's top act in b

. >> reporter: leann rimes with "how do i live" at number five. ♪ how do i breathe without you >> reporter think what's really fascinating, is any era is so well represented. >> reporter: and there's a science behind it. >> the top 600 was compiled using a pretty intricate algorithm. in the '60s, '70s, and '80s, the biggest hit spent ten weeks on the chart, with streaming you see it for 40, 50 weeks. >> what is the anthem for 2018? >> in this exact moment, it has to be "in my feelings," right? drake has taken over the internet. ♪ kiki >> we had this conversation with our music expert. and he thinks it's cardi b's "i like it." >>> this morning on "world news now," potil cadividing president's tweets criticizing the investigation against him? trump now admitting to the rrel met with russians at trump tower. in the meantime, radical protesters battle each other in the streets with multiple arrests overnight in california. and portland police investigating clashes there. >>> and the rough waters of lake michigan turning deadly, with beachgoers jni a human chain in hopes of reaching a drowning

still with us, jean fuller leanne neville hill.how you a chart which is the 10 year treasury yield, not able to push past the present. four times so far this year we have always gone above the back. >> if you look at the inflation, it is quite contained. dataweek we have the ppi and the cpi data -- if you look at market consensus, they are more or less the same. they are not getting the inflationary data that is exciting the market. if you think about the economy to justify yields at those levels the data we are getting in terms of inflation doesn't seem to be coordinating with that. >> neville, would you agree or should fields be higher? >> i disagree. and even if you just look at the u.s. there is a strong case for yields to rise. if you look at the gdp print we had the other week, year on your nominal gdp is about 5%. of what'sat on top still going on, which at the peak of the cycle should create the impact of, the tariffs will likely create conditions in which we could see inflationary pressure build. deficitconomy, widening ,