the same point has been made to us about programmes including newsnight and the andrew marr show, andy lynnejones about monday's edition of politics live. and nicola smith also thought she detected a wider imbalance. let's discuss this now with the bbc‘s chief political adviser ric bailey. ric, thanks very much for coming in to newswatch on what's turning out to be a very busy time politically. has question time raised this question of brexit balance with you? the obligation for all bbc programmes, and particularly for political programmes — including question time — is to be impartial — actually, to have due impartiality. and people forget that word due. it means that programmes have got to think about the context in which they are making judgements about impartiality. so if you think of the context of the referendum, june 2016, voters had a very clear choice between remain and leave. it was a very binary moment in british politics, as all referendums are. but particularly so with that one. the situation has changed a lot since then. our obligation as journalists after that vote was

supervisor marr? >> thank you, president.first of all, i want to thank you for making the creation of this joint education select committee a priority. supporting our public schools and expanding access to city college is of high importance to my constituents and so many across our city and this committee will help enhance our board's commitment to public education. currently, i'm working with the sfusd and city college to expand city college courses to serve the diverse educational needs of the sunset district and other westside residents. we'll be expanding dual enrollment courses at lincoln high school this fall and creating a win-win-win situation for sfusd students and parents. so this collaborative process i have had with city college and the school district highlights just the kind of examples of important work that can happen with the support of the select committee and how valuable to have the committee so thank you so much and thank you to supervisor hainey for leading this effort. >> supervisor hainey? >> thank you

we can listen to what brandon lewis said earlier on the andrew marr show.ns on the 2nd may. they'll be over on thursday. there are a few important days between now and thursday for 8500 councillors. we have 96.5% of the country having conservative representation. labour have only managed 77... they will be over within days. other parties have launched their european election manifestos already. as the government, our first priority is to not to have to fight the european elections. i think we should be looking to do everything we can to respect that 2016 referendum. if and when we are at the point where we know we are definitely fighting those european elections then we will take some decisions. conservative party chairman brandon lewis talking on the andrew marr show. he mentioned those local elections in england and northern ireland in four days' time, on thursday for sub how is that shaping up thursday for sub how is that shaping up with brexit in the background? more than 8000 seats up for grabs. these are local elections, local issues play out. issues

supervisor gordon marr is sponsoring a resolution opposing the plan. >> sb i 50 is not going to help our housing affordability crisis in san francisco. it's goi worse. we believe that sb-50 really is going to override our local planning processes to increase density. >> marr says sim other supervisors also oppose the plan. mayor been done breed supports it. laura foote showed her support at a hearing in sacramento. >> our members who are desperate for more housing, we have people who live in cars, members who have already been displaced. >> she says california cities have failed to build housing and now to address the crisis. >> we need state intervention. >> reporter: the proposal would impact cities all over the bay area. jean ellie, nbc by area news. >> we're back in 60 seconds. still ahead, new hope for people with pancreatic cancer. the new treatment that has some patients living longer. >> you're pulled over by an officer but is it too dangerous to stop on the shoulder? what our investigation reveals about your safety when you're onside of the road. >> heavier widespread revent

marr aye. peskin aye. ronen aye. stefani aye. walton aye. there are 10 ayes. the motion passes. we have more on our agenda, please. if you would like to leave and do it quietly so we can continue with the agenda. i think we're at roll call i believe. >> mr. president, you're first on roll call to introduce new business. >> president yee: why don't i give a minute for the audience to clear. >> co-chair: you'll submit, mr. president? okay. thank the mayor and this board for their leadership on affordable housing crisis. that our city and our state is facing. while the federal government has completely advocated its role and responsibility to address our country's housing needs, it's heartening to know we're united to see the need and taking steps to tackle this problem head-on. as we have discussions around the housing bond, i want to be intentional and mindful about the needs of our residents and how the city is taking those needs into account when designing a housing strategy for the present as well as the future. one of the greatest fastest growing groups in the city are senior

we are joined by gordon mark who is the -- supervisor gordon marr who is the main sponsor at this item. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you, chair fewer. thank you for allowing me to hold this hearing on such an urgent topic. thank you to members of the subcommittee and thank you to supervisory -- to the other supervisors who have cosponsored this hearing. as we have all seen in these past weeks alone, ridesharing went public valued at $24 billion. cooper publicly filed with the securities and exchange commission with an expected valuation of over $100 billion. meanwhile, uber drivers are protesting unfair wages and treatment, and other tech companies in our city are reportedly planning i.p.o. including therapy and the cath post meets, slack and cloud fire the new york times warns that san francisco will drown in millionaires and let offend acquired that post- i.p.o. employees alone could buy every home currently on the market in the city. we have seen the aftermath when the major startups go public before, hinting at thousands of millionaires and billionaires overnight. t

at the meeting with tom marr the german teacher his neighbors are regularly abducted road with control of three d. harding when you go there and experience it in person the fence stops being a symbol or a cool design at a demonstration of the trick of totally different emotions especially when you meet people who live five meters away from that fence looking at the trees i don't want to sound sentimental but that was the moment where it became clear to me how differently those villages see the division. of pics from auburn for them every single day its program of those missing. tomo settled into police is some time ago . and davi to look forward not back. they wish that more democratic and artistic impulses would come here from europe. when they start to feel stifled by their country they can find respect by traveling in the west. but for both of them hope is georgia. dangerous dealings with medical supplies. pacemakers that have hardly been tested. prosthetics to poison there where. it makes you feel like a guinea pig. more and more people are suffering harm or even dying from unsafe

airbnb is the huge bohemoth in this with 6 million rentals around the world.tt marr is a lot smaller.> how successful, dlfr, do you think marry olt will be. will that help them compete against airbnb? >> that definitely could be helpful. the loyalty program and people who use them definitely try and go to pick marriott hotels when they go on vacation. they like the concierge service, the gyms and that kind of stuff and we don't knowbo lot marriott's plan, but we do know that it's trying to do those kind of morp hmorphing. >> what does that do to airbnb? they've faced lot of regulations by localities trying to cap their growth rate as well. what happens if yoe get mnd more hotel chains getting into this business? >> i think airbnb has there service wou can get a cabin in the red woods or a cale on an island. i think it will tend to go in that direction with the more luxurious ntals. i don't know how much longer we're going to see the rooms, a peoplewith a bunch of >> right. >> yeah. >> what about the consumer, it sounds lik g it'sng to be a win for the consumer. is that the way you rea

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even those opposed like supervisor gordon marr oppose this flier. i'm kate larsen, abc 7 news. >>> california gas prices have been going up about 2 cents a day for the past week. >> aaa reports the nationwide average is now $2.84 per gallon. in california it is much higher, over $4. san francisco pay the most at $4.15. it is a switch to a more expensive summer blend, production problems, and a mystery 30 cent surcharge. >> when you add all those together you would expect our gasoline to be about 60 cents to 70 cents higher. as of this morning we're about $1.20. >> they say the 30 cent surcharge is going to suppliers. it generates about $4 billion a year. state lawmakers asked the attorney general to look into it. the ag's office tells abc 7 news it will monitor production at refineries to see if costs are high longer than they should be. >>> star war fans are fuming after george lewis says jar jar binks is his favorite character. he confessed his love for him at a "star wars" event in chicago. a lot of people really upset about this one. >> do you t

the same point has been made to us about programmes including newsnight and the andrew marr show, andnow with the bbc‘s chief political adviser ric bailey. ric, thanks very much for coming in to newswatch on what‘s turning out to be a very busy time politically. has question time raised this question of brexit balance with you? the obligation for all bbc programmes, and particularly for political programmes — including question time — is to be impartial — actually, to have due impartiality. and people forget that word due. it means that programmes have got to think about the context in which they are making judgements about impartiality. so if you think of the context of the referendum, june 2016, voters had a very clear choice between remain and leave. it was a very binary moment in british politics, as all referendums are. but particularly so with that one. the situation has changed a lot since then. our obligation as journalists after that vote was to hold politicians to account for that decision, to hold the government to account. and don‘t forget, we‘ve had a general election sin

and miss marr administration. noticed in the development. we're allowed to visit the headquarters of the military wing of the liberation front. as follows he's. the chief of staff isn't in uniform a sign perhaps of the shift from armed struggle to political action and responsibility. we ask what might happen if the project of autonomy doesn't go well . then maybe day. people maybe saudi leads us but our committee really did a lot of people really become diminished and that's the time that the isis with. his station double means all the followers of the old joe in for their good will and the time that they can become bigger. say the liberation front has a lot of support among the muslim world for many believe their ancestors were victims of a historical injustice committed by christians the spanish an american colonists and the philippine government in manila. the prospect of autonomy and peace has given the people here new hope. the m i l f says it will disarm up to thirty thousand fighters once autonomy for the muslim majority region is imp

if you are watching in bbc one i'm going to hand you over to the andrew marr show, on the bbc news channelhurch services in sri lanka have been cancelled today, amid fears of more attacks one week after the easter sunday bombings. people have been told to worship at home instead, as thousands of troops continue to search for those islamist militants still at large. yogita limaye sent this report from colombo. the search continues for those behind sri lanka's horror. police have been carrying out raids across the country. on friday they followed a tip—off to this house in the eastern city of sainthamaruthu. armed men were inside who set off an explosion. a gun battle followed and the house burnt down. more than a dozen died. women and children were caught up in the violence. among them are believed to be the wife and child of this man, zahran hashim, the alleged ringleader, he was one of two suicide bombers at the shangri—la hotel. several suspects are still at large. these photos were released by the government earlier this week. newly released closed—circuit tv footage shows the bomber at

. >>> 4:55.io marr could be getting into the home rental industry business here in the u.s. the "wall street journal" reports that the bethcuda-based omer could roll out the new rental service to compete with companies such as airbnb as early as next mo h. customers would be able to rent homes or apartments for short-term stays and also earn loyalty points. they're not commenting on the report. the company operates 7,000 properties in 130 countries. those include the w hotels, the ritz and corporate brands. f> burger king i going beefless, at leastor bun of its burgers. the chain announced s it willoon offer meatless burgers at locations nationwide. the impossible whopper is made with a plant-based patty that's designed to look and taste like meat. sacrilege. we told you when they began testing these in st. louis this month. turns out they've been a success. and they should be available everywhere by the end of the year. they have %15 less fat and 90% less chosterol than regular whoppers. customer vs. claimed in taste tests thatel they can't tl the difference. to see if to t

away from those european parliamentary elections will stop brandon lewis was speaking on the andrew marrng. i'm absolutely focused on the local elections. there are a few important days between now and thursday for 8500 councillors. we have 96% of the country having conservative representation. other parties have launched their european campaigns already. our first priority is a party is not to have to fight the european elections. i think we should do everything we can to respect that 2016 referendum. if and when we are at the point we know we are definitely fighting european elections then we will take action. we will be hearing from other political parties throughout the day on those european elections. you can read more on the bbc website. in terms of those current brexit talks between labour and the conservatives, what's your understanding about the current state of them? they are continuing, as they have done for many weeks 110w. as they have done for many weeks now. we had last week that after further rounds of talks there would likely be further rounds of talks yet again. this co

raiders made three picks in the fourth round including houston corner back isaiah johnson and foster marriders closed out the draft selecting prairie view defense i. end bell. washington selected bryce love in the fourth round with the 112th overall selection. the runner up found the draft due to tearing his acl in december. he battled several ankle injuries. but when he was healthy, wow, look out. back in 2017, he ran for more than 2000 yards with the cardinal. his explosive speed will be an asset in the nfl. giants hosting the injury depleted new york yankees. one guy who is not hurt is catcher derek sanchez. h wit gndlaend p ie that made it 6-0 yankees. they come alive in the bottom half of the 9th inning. a three-run homer. all of a sudden we have a 6-4 ball game. too little, too late. pablo sandoval goes down looking. that's your ball game. yankees survive 6-4 your final. a's in the north are north of the border taking on the blue jays. rough outing for brett anderson who gives up six runs. two coming in the first. should have been an ending double play. the throw was off the mark. 2

supervisor marr sent an e-mail to me recently about the bond capacity has been increased by 2. -- from 2.5 billion to 2.7 billion, around $200 million. the proposed capital plan does not have expansion of awss into these vulnerable neighborhoods. disaster can be avoided for you, you, you. >> chairwoman: thank you. do we have any further public comment on this item? seeing none, i thank you all for being here. and i will see you on june 21st, which our next scheduled meeting. >> thank you. >>> san francisco, 911, what's the emergency? >> san francisco 911, police, fire and medical. >> the tenderloin. suspect with a six inch knife. >> he was trying to get into his car and was hit by a car. >> san francisco 911 what's the exact location of your emergency? >> welcome to the san francisco department of emergency management. my name is shannon bond and i'm the lead instructor for our dispatch add -- academy. i want to tell you about what we do here. >> this is san francisco 911. do you need police, fire or medical? >> san francisco police, dispatcher 82, how can i help you? >> you're helping

like we just heard the last six month report, but here, time flies, this is sponsored by supervisor marr, mar, i believe his staff is here she presents. we have teresa from planning. >> i will make my remarks brief. legislative aide to supervisor mar. i'm here to speak on behalf of the supervisor who introduced this legislation to ensure this report's timely filing. we recognize that district four needs to play a bigger role addressing the affordable housing crisis. as underscored by this housing balance report. the accumulative housing balance in our district is the lowest among all districts and a negative 260-point 7%, much of this is due to the number of units prudently withdrawn from rent control protection, relative to the number of total net to you -- new units. district four has a leak built 20 units of affordable housing and no small site acquisition. but his support increases density and building 100% affordable housing and preserving and protecting existing housing particularly through the small sights program , and so do many of our constituents. we are seeing some movement w

. >> hi, i'm a legislative aide to supervisor marr co-sponsored by supervisor fewer. i wanted to echo the sentiments expressed by supervisor yee. the school sits on the border of district 4 and 7 and holds immense significance to the chinese community, bilingual education community and immigrant community. but the legislation is more than just about one site and more than two or three districts. while most pre-school needs are met there's an 85% unmet need in childcare for infants 0 to 2 and many don't have access to the subsidies. in conversation with oece we know eight centers that have recently faced possible displacement due to high rent or building sales. these are centers that are proactively reached out and we know they do not represent the whole landscape. the interim zoning would give us an opportunity to understand the pressures childcare centers face. we know they're not immune to private housing market pressures. this would give us an opportunity for look at uses and about the creation of future child sar -- care centers and we look forward to working with

shannon: let's talk about it with doug showing, david marr tossed the lands of esther smith.ou. last part of what he says the vast majority of democrats are liberal moderates. he doesn't think most of the folks out there who are voting would classify as democrats are down with the super left stuff. that seems to be unless he gets and where most of the field is. >> this is what happens during a primary. candidates run for the fringes and have to scramble back to the center during a general election but all this talk about slavery reparations a little like the green new deal, completely safe for people on the fringes to endorse it now because it is never going to happen. we don't hold people responsible for the sins of their great-great-grandparents so that is not going to happen and neither is the health plan so these folks can run to the left. joe biden is right, most democrats don't want the far left flavor of what the primary is offering and that is why joe biden will wait until the end to get in and he will be seen as the centrist voice of reason the democratic primary. sh

nothing steve indycar field he goes oppo in lines one into left field gives on the glove and jason marrn comes in to score. and we have a tie game but pittsburgh would answer call tucker. it's a high drive to center field it just keeps on carrying. no chance for poe r get this debt was his first big league hit a home run how about it pirates go up 3 to one and a 3 hour rain delay would put a damper on this one and they call the game the pirates win 3 to one your final. already list head over to oakland. the a's taking on the blue jays they're up one nothing rowdy tallies just unloads on that one that's a deep drive to center field three-run home run, toronto goes up 4 to nothing more offense for the blue jays this one is going to get out of here in a hurry. justin smoak smokes that one toronto, but so what things just on the a's 9 to nothing. now let's go to the bottom of the 9th. josh phegley he want to pop one into shallow field, frank that check this out for the dallas, the former philly makes these bare handed catch. you don't see that everyday aides would get on the board in the 9t

ordinance and the relocation assistance ordinance, and the ordinance that extended the former supervisor marr's legislation that prevented the eviction of teachers and students during the school year. all of those pieces of legislation that have passed here locally in san francisco, did you work on or take a position on any of those pieces of legislation? >> i have not lobbied before the board on those issues. >> okay, so you didn't work on any of them. what about -- >> last year the appeal -- obviously, i worked early on in the year before we wanted to make sure that everyone was going to support that. and i individually was not here in much of the fall because i was in the midwest and i was working on the midterms. i had decided to go home. one of the reasons that i left my position last year is because i wanted to go back to my hometown of kansas city

marr who was not here yesterday, the safe has been around for 1976. we have a long-standing partnership with the san francisco police department. it has been around longer than i have been alive. i have had one employee who has been there for 37 years, mr. wyatt, and he is the one that comes out and has done all the surveys, along with other staff. we are an o.b.e. with the city and we speak all languages, we are all proficient in multiple languages. that means we read, write and speak the language. so everyone knows what the neighborhood watch is, but i sort of add a little bit more of a twist to it when i came over here. i wanted to include more processes and departments from the mayor touch office that we have d.p.w. come out, we have the mayor touch office of neighborhood services, we had legislative aides come out, and we also have a neighborhood prosecutor that comes out to the community and meets with the captains. we support each of the ten stations. i have a staff person who supports each of them and it is the bridge between the community and

. >> commissioner marr. >> thank you, chair peskin. i appreciated this informative conversation on the construction mitigation program and the ongoing dialogue with this board on how we could continue to improve it, improve outcomes for businesses. as i mentioned, referred to briefly in the presentation and one of the public comments today that there's a major project coming up along terrabelle that will start in a few months. so i look forward to working with you guys very closely on it to ensure that the businesses are supported. i just had a few questions about how the terrabelle project fits into the framework on the construction mitigation program. for the one slide, one of the last slides that you presented on lessons learned since 2017, the key sort of top line was that we need to start earlier and to be more proactive in working with the merchants when major projects coming up. so i have a question with the point that says during the project planning that you will catalog the existing businesses and their general economic healt

we see donald trump all over ilano marr when she may have said something that is portrayed and perceivedas anti-semitic, yet pretending he didn't hear what steve king said, the congressman from iowa that is perceived and portrayed as white supremacy and also being part of the problem. so you can't have it both ways. you can't pretend that you care when it's somebody else, and pretend that you don't care or don't know when it's part of your team. >> ana, kirsten, jeffrey, through all very much. >>> there was an 8-year-old girl that witnessed the violence inside her synagogue. >> my uncle, he was holding my hand and he was grabbing me and stuff, and the person who was shooting, he was aiming at him. >> we have more on her story next. hesemi-annual sale... it's our best sale of the season featuring 20% off select diamonds. dare to be devoted. only at jared. don't just dream book your next vacation.. ♪ be a booker at booking.com emerging at the deadly attack at the synagogue in california. the rabbi was saying a traditional prayer for the dead and for lori gilbert kaye's mother. moments late