he does andrew marr. that's how it should bejudged. he watching does andrew marr.s how it should be judged. he watching will say it's all very well are talking about impartiality but they don't feel the bbc is being open about how you calculate this, and you cannot expect people to just trust you because you are the bbc any more. that may well be true but as i said there's no mathematical formula, there's no mathematical formula, there's a whole range of things you have to take into account. is it uk wide? is it a short bulletin or long bulletin? is it weekly or daily, every programme has to think about it in their own context and make a judgement across the election period. you cannot judge judgement across the election period. you cannotjudge each programme by one single addition that you have a judge across the election and is it being fair? i would say when you're looking at all of those programmes individually some parties will say we are not getting a fair shout, and it's important we look at that and take it into account. it has to be said sometimes also tha

i wish to complain about the line—up on the andrew marr show on sunday morning.ly biased towards remain, as all bbc programmes normally are, but we are standing european elections and this isa standing european elections and this is a totally biased out cup —— outlook. we asked for a statement in response to those comments and were told... vince cable was asked about the course word using his party's campaign literature. talking about disrespectful things, this is also the first manifesto whose title i cannot read out on sunday morning television. do you not feel a little embarrassed about the coarseness of your main election slogan?‘ embarrassed about the coarseness of your main election slogan? a few people objected to it. vince cable then went on to utter the phrase in question. responses from the audience were divided, with one objecting that foul language is used at10:35am objecting that foul language is used at 10:35am when small children may have been able to hear. before we leave politics this week, this footage of the brexit party leader nigel farage bei

nicola sturgeon talking to andrew marr.stable but serious condition after being shot in the leg in sheffield. emergency services were called just after midnight in the the spital hill area of the city. police investigating the shooting have appealed to people who heard or saw anything to come forward. a bbc 5 live investigation has found that the number of prosecutions for revenge porn in england and wales has fallen, despite an increase in reported incidents. laws were brought in four years ago to tackle the problem. but while reports have more than doubled, the number of prosecutions has fallen by nearly a quarter. we can talk now to folami prehaye was a victim of revenge porn herself before the new law was introduced. following her experience, she set up the victims of internet crime: speak out website as a support group for people who have been through the same thing. thank you forjoining us. first of all, what is your reaction to the news that the number of prosecutions appears to be falling? it's not surprising, to be

supervisor marr, would you like to sever anything? >> no, ok. >> madam clerk, please take the roll on items 1 through 14? >> supervisor mandelman, aye. (roll taken). there are 11 ayes. >> let's go to the regular agenda. >> item 15 is and ordinance to amend the campaign and conduct code for transportation in the public financing programme and the operation of individual expenditure ceilings for participating candidates. >> supervisor marr? >> thank you, president. i just wanted to share some remarks about this item. in my race in district 4, for district 4 supervisor last year many fellow candidates were disqualified from participating in public financing due to the unclear deadline tor filing statements of participation. so a as supervisor, i began working on this legislation to prevent this from impacting candidates going forward. there's more work to be done to expand the public financing programme and it doesn't end here. i will be introducing a second ordinance in partnership to further reform this programme to be accountable to t

number 33. >> soucould i ask to be added to item number 33. >> supervisor marr again.are you on or off? >> i just wanted to sever item 34? >> 34? ok. before i ask for a vote, i would like to -- is there a motion to excuse sou supervisor peskin? >> motions made b we will excuse supervisor peskin. >> item 32 a motion tor amend a residential unit and condominium project at 515 mayor pose street and adopt the appropriate findings. on item 32, supervisor? (roll call). >> there are ten ayes. >> ok, thank you. >> please call item 33. >> a resolution to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the completion of the transcontinental railroad and to declare may 10, 2019 and every may 10th every thereafter as constitutional railroad. >> this is the completion of the transcontinental railroad. it was one of the most innovative engineering accomplishments in th of the 19h 19th century, but moreover, it is who built this railroad that we must recognise. the transcontinental railroad relies heavily on human labor, civil war veterans, irish american, african-american, native americans, la

and andrew marr himself had this to say... thank you for all your comments this week. and current affairs, and maybe even appear on the programme. that should be about what you see on tv, bbc news online and on social media. so do e—mail newswatch... or you can find us on twitter... you can call us on... and watch previous interviews on our website. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello there. it feels like our weather has gone a bit weird, what with the 21 celsius we had in february, and now snow in may. yeah, that's what we've seen over the last 2a hours. some wintry showers in scotland, snow settling on some of the northern hills. you see those wintry showers feeding in behind this line of rain, which is a cold front heading south across england and wales. don't be surprised over the next few hours if we see some of that rain get a bit heavier and perhaps turn to snow over the hills of wales, even. wintry showers continue to feed in further north in scotland, with further snow to be spotted he

and andrew marr himself had this to say... thank you for all your comments this week.ws and current affairs, and maybe even appear on the programme. that should be about what you see on tv, bbc news online and on social media. so do e—mail newswatch... or you can find us on twitter... you can call us on... and watch previous interviews on our website. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. good evening. there's been quite a lot of cloud around today, and there's also been some showery outbreaks of rain. one from a weather front that's been sinking its way southwards across england and wales. behind it, brighter skies and a rush of showers, and some of these showers falling with a wintry flavour across high ground of scotland. all because this cold arctic air is now starting to flood across the uk. it will take its time in doing so. still ahead of that cold front, in the milder air. that front will continue to go steadily southwards overnight. a steadily southwards overnight. blanket of cloud ne southern

was andrew marr out to get nigel farage with him last sunday. and do his brexit a party and the other part competing next week in elections for the european parliament receive a fair and proportionate airtime on the bbc? one of andrew's and on his programme last sunday was nigel farage from the leader of the brakes brexit party polls for the elections to the european parliament. he was not happy with the line of questioning. here we are with one of the biggest changes in politics at ever occurred and you are not even interested what is wrong with the bbc? do you still want to roll back on controls and add guns to this country? i've been going around the country speaking at rallies every night, and you know who is not there? the bbc and from this line of questioning i can see why. you are just not interested. we were just not interested. let's talk about democracy and trust and competence in politics. this is ludicrous. do you still feel that people with hiv should not be allowed in this country? do i think the national health service is there fo

ththe fatheher opposed the marr because the groom didn't offer enough betrothal money. >> the hope line'sore members hold a meeting once a month. these volunteers come from all walks of life, public servants, privatate sector workers, teachers, counselors and more. but they have all obtained the national counseling license required for the job. today they're discussing counseling methods for suicidal callers. >> the hope line was launched in shanghai in 2013, and now has 28 branch offices nationwide. he haiyin founded the tianjin office. she works as an instructor at a counseling center. she began her current work in 2015 after a series of explosions in tianjin, a massive warehouse filled with chemical products caught fire and exploded. in the official announcement 173 were reported dead or missing. with an additional 798 injured. after the explosion residents had to evacuate due to fears of chemical leakage, prolonging their anxiety. citizens needed counseling. and the tianjin hope line was created to fulfill that need. currently the tianjin branch of hope line gets more than 10,000 call

that wasn't the only controversy around last weekend's andrew marr show.their opposition to brexit. talking about disrespectful things and propriety in politics, this is also the first manifesto whose title i cannot read out on sunday morning television. do you not feel a little embarrassed about the coarseness of your main election slogan? well, a few people objected to it. i looked on the etymology. mr cable then went on to utter the phrase in question, prompting andrew marr to apologise to viewers for its use. responses from the audience were divided, with one objecting, as one viewer put it... before we leave politics this week, this footage of the brexit party leader nigel farage being covered in a milkshake while out campaigning on monday has been widely seen this week. two widely for llewellyn samuels, who wrote... too widely for llewellyn samuels, who wrote... do let us know your thoughts on the issues we are covering this week or on any aspect of bbc news. stay tuned for details of how to contact us at the end of the programme. now for some of you

my name is kent marr. my family owned 1421 tenth avenue. i've done everything by the book and tried to do right by the tenanttenants. we've tried to sequence the mandatory seismic retrofit and work together so that there's a minimuminimum to the tenants. every who has parking and storage now will have parking at the end of the project. we will add dwellings to the stock and appreciate your consideration. i will ask my attorney to continue our introduction, thank you. >> thank you. ryan patterson for the permit holder. commissioners, i do appreciate counsel's candor in recognizing their arguments have changed. i think there was a misunderstand at the time they filed this deal. the mans have not

i want to thank you, supervisor marr, for calling this. this has been an ongoing frustration for a tremendous amount of my constituents. i know it is for all over the city. two of these lines te terminated run through district 11. it's been a major source of frustration and not just the switchbacks but the delays. i would like to hear from miss k er kershbaum on the availability and there's been levels of pay and how it accelerates over a certain amount of time. that has contributed to the loss in the amount of operators willing to be a part of this system and partake. i always say and i know my colleagues agree, being an operator for muni, is the toughest job in the city and county of san francisco. you're on the front lines interacting with every major constituency on a daily basis. so i see that on your slide and i think that it's not just a matter of we're short but what is the agency doing to address that problem and how aggressively is the agencying moving to ensure we don't have an operator shortage and making that a priority. becau

sarah marr-guertin: thank you.obert: now, you know i was telling you that i emceed the very first growing up asian in america event many, many years ago when i was just a baby. and it has really grown in size and scope and the number of people. not only just how many people participate, but what they write about, what they do videos about has changed so much, you know? such much more of a broad view. how excited is aaci for being a part of this now? sarah: yeah, aaci is super honored and excited to be takinb over the past 24 years stewarding the program. and so, we're just happy to kind of be a part of that legacy and hopefully continue to grow it. robert: i know, and to see young people get involved like that is pretty much what aaci would really like to see happen with the community, huh? sarah: yeah, yeah. we love the contest because it really gives youth a creative outlet to express themselves, to explore their cultural identity, and to see what it means to them to be asian american. robert: yeah, well aubrey,

i must say listening to the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell on marr this morning, he is someone thatrt of labour top team in this negotiation, he was less than happy that there were details of what could be a great out there. suggesting that the government was working government was working in bad faith by briefing the media. but also, raising concerns that anything is a great needs to be permanent, that it cannot be something that theresa may says yes to and then when she is replaced by another conservative leader, perhaps someone who wants a cleaner break from the eu, that that new leader could then replace the rules that have been put in place. and here is a colourful analogy he used. let me use this analogy, it is trying to enter into a contract with a company that is going into administration and the people who are going to take over are not willing to fulfil that contract. we cannot negotiate like that. john mcdonnell. what are the other pressures on the conservatives of them getting a deal? because some people think they should not be working together in the first place. absol

would any of my -- i want to recognise supervisor gordon marr. would anyone else on the committee like to make any opening remarks or do you want to get into the presentations? ok. with that, we'll bring up our first presenter which is the -- i believe it's the chancellor and the representative from city college. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor and chair of the committee. thank you supervisor walton, supervisor marr for forming this committee. this is a wonderful opportunity for us to come together, show you what we're doing at city college and why we're doing it and to move forward. this is a great institution is dedicated to the american dream and middle-class jobs. i had the opportunity to see supervisor hainey and walton for the sun reporter newspaper, the african-american newspaper. and the speaker at that dinner was kamala harris and she give an inspiring, inspiring talk and one of the main things at the heart of it was how important teachers were. this is the last day, may 10t may 10th, of teacher appreciation week. i'm a practicing en

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up to introduce new business is supervisor marr. >> thank you, madam clerk. today i'm asking the bla to analyze an upper policy recommendations on housing production in our city and how well it alines with the growth of the workforce at different income levels. in our urgent efforts to solve the housing crisis, our focus has been paid to simplistically increasing housing supply generally and not enough on understanding how housing demand has been driven by a rapid and unseen job growth and whether the housing being produced a meeting the needs of our growing workforce in a way that addressing the affordability challenges, particular of low to moderate income workers. we lack data and a clear understanding of this fundamentally important relationship. we have a responsibility to facilitate the housing across all economic segments in our community. in order to plan for housing across all economic segments for all workers, we need to know who we are planning housing for, what are their job and what are their income levels. the report from the bla will analyze th

marr went above and beyond his requirements of the law and frankly, that's probably why this permit got appealed because he was upfront and let the tenants know ahead of time during the appeal period. as they say, no good deed goes unpunished. at the end of the day, this is part of a mandatory soft story retrofit. the city is requiring this of this building. and the soft story permit has been issued and it's final. so even if this permit were revoked, there would be a temporary interruption of parking and the storage units. the benefit of doing this all together, it's explicitly authorized by city code is that it minimizes the amount of disruption to the tenants. the code authorizes 36 months of construction and this is expected to be done in 12 months. so significantly less time. i want to respond briefly to a few of the new arguments. they said there was limited time to review the brief and this was briefed on a normal schedule as required by the board. the appellant filed a brief first and they could have reviewed plans, do have requested plan and i think if there had been a phone ca

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

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and andrew marr himself had this to say... thank you for all your comments this week.al media. so do e—mail newswatch... or you can find us on twitter... you can call us on... and watch previous interviews on our website. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. ) good morning welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and jon kay. our headlines today: brexit backlash — the conservatives suffer their worst local election performance for nearly 25 years, senior cabinet ministers plead for unity.

currently, they say we will by enrichinghdrawn more you marr uranium than theye currently allowed to, but not much. he does not want to face off against the most powerful country on earth, so he needs to find a way to say hey, and kind of withdrawal from the deal, but he does not want to go so far. i think iran is hoping for a diplomatic solution for this. host: do other countries or should other countries in the this? have an interest in what should they be doing or saying right now? guest: well, i would like to again,hat most of them, it depends on the country that we are talking about. we're talking about saudi arabia, israel, rivals of iran, they certainly would be ok with more military solution, but either way, we need to work with our allies to deter and to make sure that iran is not do anything. but again, i would separate the two. you want to deter some things, but you also want to talk on some things. host: this headline in the "new york times" and elsewhere -- trump circumvents congress to sell weapons to the middle east allies. he is moving forward with arms sales to saudi

and there will be more on the leadership contest tomorrow on the andrew marr show at 10am on bbc one.d the chancellor, philip hammond. a british man is reported to have died on mount everest, bringing the death toll to 10 this season on the world's highest peak. robin haynes fisher reportedly fell ill while descending from the summit. there have been reports of overcrowding and climbers have been queuing near the peak. an irishman also died on the mountain yesterday, located in the himalayas. andy moore has the story. did you see where you were going, robin? i'm going to the top. but i'm going via the ice storm! yeah, it should be a trip to remember. robin haynes fisher was filmed by his partner at everest base camp just a few weeks ago. and this was him four years ago on the summit of mont blanc. he had also climbed aconcagua, the highest mountain in south america. he got into trouble on everest on the way down, according to the man who organised the expedition. we've just got to get down now! just at the 150 metre... that's about 8700 metres... he just fell down. and then our sherpa

was andrew marr out to get nigel farage last sunday?rr‘s guests on his programme last sunday was nigel farage, the leader of the brexit party in polls for the elections to the european parliament. he was not happy with the line of questioning. here we are with one of the biggest changes in politics at ever occurred and you are not even interested what is wrong with the bbc? do you still want to roll back on controls and add guns to this country? i've been going around the country speaking at rallies every night, and you know who is not there? the bbc and from this line of questioning i can see why. you are just not interested. we were just not interested. let's talk about democracy and trust and competence in politics. this is ludicrous. do you still feel that people with hiv should not be allowed in this country? do i think the national health service is there for british people, yes i do. this is absolutely ludicrous, i've never in my life seen a more ridiculous interview. some viewers enjoyed that robust encounter with john wigmore w

the andrew marr show is on bbc one later this morning at 10am.w chancellor. answering some of the questions about that proposed deal with the prime minister. i also have ruth davidson back from maternity leave, the leader of the scottish conservatives. but it is the middle of election season so i am also talking to adam price of sinn fein and sian berry of the greens. adrian dunbar is the most important interview by far! that is to come later. stay with us, headlines coming up... hello, this is breakfast with rogerjohnson and rachel burden. it's 8:30am, here's a summary of this morning's main news. the prime minister has urged the labour leaderjeremy corbyn to work with her to break the brexit deadlock. writing in the mail on sunday, theresa may claims the local election results show people are fed up with the failure of both main parties to find a way to honour the result of the referendum. talks between labour and the conservatives are to resume on tuesday. dog breeders selling puppies on the black market have been forced to pay back more than

the company reported weaker than expected revenue growth andtt marr described its business as stable additional fees and higher roomnd prices the company benefitted from a lower effective tax rate and shares finished the day down almost 3 >> via com, lower operating expenses, it shifted distribution fees and the decline in the core television business, but investors edre encouragy efforts to find growth beyond traditional television in things like streaming. that stock was up 5% today to 34.70. equifax reported earnings matched wall street estimate, but revenue once again missed recasts and it also issued a thft second-quarter forecast, as well. credit reporting agency said that costs related to the 2017 date breach totaled $100 million to $19.40. it is split into two separate mpanies and one for its product division and the other will focusn property licensing. the digital video recorders is set to complete the deal early thks ye next year, but investors are questioning the timeline. they sent it down to $7.56. that is a 20-year low. private equity firm sycamore partners has offered

nearly 200 people showed up at a town hall meeting yesterday put on by supervisor gordon marr he addressed recent robberies and home invasions and package thefts maher says that residents believe that they are being targeted. >>he's a chinese or the asian community being disproportionately targeted by certain types of crimes we are very disappointed to find that the police department and the district attorney's office couldn't even answer that question because they don't track and they don't really report on the demographics of victims of crime. >>well the input from that town hall meeting will be shared with the san francisco police department to help find solutions for residents in that area. on the peninsula for people are safe after a car burst into flames in menlo park. so the car caught fire after another car crashed into it at the intersection of el camino real and oak grove avenue officers arrested the driver who was responsible for the crash. they say 25 year-old luke quentin was driving while intoxicated. one man is dead following a crash in san jose that happened there hellyer a

he has also been speaking on andrew marr and facing questions on some of his wider policy agenda. to be prime minister? not particularly. out of debris and the falling dust, what emerges? who knows what the future is? what i do know is we have a 2—party system that serves nothing but itself. there is a complete breakdown of trust between the people in this country and our politicians and they revealed themselves to be grossly incompetent. what i want to see, if we can win these elections, meps become part of the government negotiating table and we can perhaps talk some sense into them. it is probably going to be a european parliamentary election like we have never seen before. and speaking to sky news this morning, the co—leader of the green party, sian berry, said that remain parties are also doing well in the polls. what's happening in terms of the poles, it is protected we will make gains and the liberal democrats will make gains, so the specifically remain parties are making gains. it is not as clear—cut as who wins. we can make gains, the liberal democrats could make gains, a

he has also been speaking on andrew marr and facing questions on some of his wider policy agenda.o be prime minister? not particularly quite. out of debris in the following dust, what emerges? who knows what the future is. what i do knows what the future is. what i do know is we have a 2—party system that serves nothing but itself. there is a complete breakdown of trust between the people in this country and our politicians and they revealed themselves to be grossly incompetent. what i want to see, if we can win these elections, meps become part of the government negotiating table and we can perhaps talk some sense into them. it is probably going to be a european parliamentary election like we have never seen before. organised crime is a "chronic and corrosive" threat to the uk and more money is needed to tackle it. that's according to the national crime agency, which says organised criminals are killing more british people a year than terrorism, war and natural disasters. it comes ahead of an annual assessment on tuesday which will look at how gangs are exploiting advances in tec

dominic rab will be amongst the guests on the andrew marr show.e chancellor tomorrow along with philip hammond. 0fficials chancellor tomorrow along with philip hammond. officials say that a british man has brought the death toll to 10, while the season two there have been reports of overcrowding and climbers have been queueing near the peak. an irish man has also died on the mountain yesterday. andy murray has the story. do you see where you are going? to the top? i will begin the ice storm. yes, it should be a trip to remember. robin haynes fisher will be filled by his partner at base camp a few weeks ago. and this was him four years ago on the summit of mont blanc. he also claimed the highest mountain in south america. he got into trouble on every on the way down, according to the man who organised the expedition. 150 metres, 870 metres. he will need more oxygen. these extraordinary pictures were taken a few days ago as dozens of mountaineers queued to get up on time, on a knife edge to reach the summit. 0ne experienced says the authorities need

and tonight andrew marr will be looking at how the eu elections work and what could happen once the votes8pm on bbc one. for most women, the menopause starts in their 40s or 50s, but for one in 10,000, it begins in their teens — the so—called ‘early menopause.‘ the reason is largely unknown, so doctors at guys and st thomas's hospital in london are calling for young women affected to take part in a clinical research project. we've been to hear the story of annabelle, who's 15 years of age, currently doing her gcse‘s, and going through the menopause. i'm sweating. i have daily hot flushes. oh, my god, even my arms are red, and my chest. oh, my god. itjust makes you feel kind of trapped, and it's horrible. lovely, thank you, darling. it's been monumental on my parents because obviously they wanted grandchildren. my mum was especially really disappointed. it was a dreadful shock, and obviously, we both had a cry. we won't be grandparents, either. which is a shame, but it's more about annabel, really. today, we are at the hospital at uch, and just getting the results from my past tests, from

nigel farage, its leader, told andrew marr that his party should be part of the team negotiating brexitr political correspondent jessica parker reports. the sun shining as theresa may left church this morning, but the prime minister knows there are plenty of political storm clouds about. as the european elections approach, this conservative said the party has a challenging contest. they will be difficult elections for us, that have been clear. for some this is the ultimate protest vote opprounity. turnout tends to be low in european elections. but they've been very important politically. for some people it is a free vote and that is even truer now. this is in a sense for some people the second referendum. cross party talks with labour in search of a brexit deal have been going on for weeks and this path will be walked along again tomorrow as discussions resume. the government's eager to see its efforts bloom, warning brexit may not be delivered at all, if parliament does not soon support a deal. does labour think a compromise can come? what we are trying to do is say, we want a brexit d

speaking to andrew marr, she said that her party had tried to encourage the discussion of alternatives for a period, although we always did say that thing in the eu was our always did say that thing in the eu was oui’ preference, always did say that thing in the eu was our preference, that is what the majority of people in scotland blunt at 34. i make no apology for what i hope is reasonable, we try to see if whether staying in the eu it wasn't possible, if single market, customs union membership could be an alternative to a hard brexit. but neither of the main uk parties were prepared to talk about that seriously. and now it is possible to keep the uk and scotland in the eu andi keep the uk and scotland in the eu and i do think putting the issue back to the people is what should happen. this week, we will be continuing our series of interviews with meps and leaders from the main parties standing in the european elections in a special ‘ask this.‘ you can send us your questions to put to them. tomorrow, we'll speak to conservative mep ashely fox and vince cable the lib dem leader. then

he told andrew marr that he will try to renegotiate a brexit deal with brussels and if that fails, willno deal. when asked how it will be different this time — he said there would be a well—organised government operation. first of all, as i said, we'd be willing to walk away from negotiations if we don't get the very finite, targeted, reasonable change. secondly, i think my experience was of being undermined by some others in government, so we need to have a very well organised number 10 operation and a united cabinet. and i think if you do that and you can be really credible in brussels that actually we mean business, we want a good deal, we want these limited changes, but we are willing to walk away otherwise, i think that will focus minds in a way that wasn't done before. one of two female candidates to announce they are running is the former work and pension secretary, esther mcvey. speaking earlier on sophie ridge on sunday on sky news, she said that if she became prime minister, britain wouldn't be asking for any more extensions and that the uk must complete its preparations for a