ly leave it to miss grigs and miss fits maurice first. >> thank you for your question. to the extent that our transgender employees have informed us that they are transgender, yes, we do have transgender employees on our workforce, and to your -- if you could repeat the second question ma'am i forgot the second question. >> it had to do with whether or not there are transgender tsos. >> yes there are, yes, ma'am. >> and if there were impediments to upward mobility. we have heard from females there may be impediment to upward mobility at the agency but i see the two of you here representing the agency. >> yes. >> anyway. >> as it stands right now we are working on a written policy as it relates to our transgender employees and trying to find the right balance between obviously civil rights and liberties of the employees as well as for the traveling public. the other thing i would add is that each situation -- we take it individually. and i think that the airports and the field operations by and large have been working very closely with any transgender employees through a

i was most happy this week about missing, but missing not so week about missing, but missing not so poorlyd, the poor things that happened, they happened on the correct side, whether missing green or fairway. serbia's filip krajonovic but novak djokovic is out. the former world number one was returning from an elbow injury playing his first competitive match since witrhdrawing from january's australian open and lost his second round match in three sets against japanese qualifier, taro daniel, who'll now go on to face argentina's leonardo mayer. world number one and defending champion, roger federer, is through to the third round though after winning his rain delayed match 6—3, 7—6 against federico delbonis. the 36—year—old swiss will now face filip krajinovic for a place in the last 16. ijust i just wanted to ijust wanted to go out and see. i had no expectations. i was not even supposed to be here because of the surgery supposed to be here because of the surgery only 5—6 weeks ago. umm, but i recovered very quickly and got myself ready. and that is it. i mean, i played like everyone else.

like each of us here today, i miss him, and i miss them deeply.iss his confident optimism and the enduring quality of the american spirit. i miss his wise understanding of our nation's place in the world. i miss his immense dignity that he brought to the office of the presidency. most of all, i miss his ability to get things done. i can see him in my minds eye today as if he were right here with us. he is jovially cocking his head a bit. that genial smile on his kind face. he would tell us to keep our focus from building that shining city on the hill. he would remind us like he did in the past when he said, there are no constraints on the human mind. there are no walls around the human spirit. no barriers to our progress except those that we a wrecked ourselves -- that we erect ourselves. he would encourage us to dream heroic dreams again. he would take nancy's hand in his like he did so many times before, and he would look lovingly into her eyes. life is one grand sweet song he would tell her, so start the music. happy birthday, mr. president. we

like each of us here today, i miss them and i miss him deeply.his constant optimism and the enduring quality of the american spirit. i miss his understanding of our nation's place in the world. i miss his immense dignity he brought to the office of the presidency. most of all, i miss his ability to get things done. i can see him in my mind's eye, as if he were right there with us. my today is the my fellow americans. today is the day he would tell us to keep our shining city on a hill. he would remind us, as he did in the past, that there are not constraints on the human mind and not walls on the human spirit. there are no barriers, other than the ones we make ourselves. he would encourage us to dream heroic dreams once again. then, he would take our hands -- nancy's hand and look into her eyes and tell her that life is a grand and sweet song. start the music. happy birthday, mr. president. we miss you. >> thank you. thank you, secretary baker, for sharing those insights and reflections. we miss him, but we also miss jim baker serving at the high

ahora me acompaÑa alicia machado miss venezuela en 1995 y miss universo en 1996 y la miss venezuela 2013aclaraciÓn. >> por ende yo creo que la organizaciÓn de miss venezuela no es una excepciÓn dentro de todo lo destruido. >> ¿ en tu Época viste este tipo de actitud y actividades?. >> participÉ en otra epoca totalmente distinta, lo Único que puedo decir, lo Único que puedo hacer es abogar por osmel sousa que es la persona que me importa porque a quien le estoy agradecidas quiero mucho y jamÁs. >> vamos a llegar a osmel pero en tu experiencia. >> mi situaciÓn fue muy distinta, entrÉ de 17 aÑos, lo que si puedo decir es una cosa, hay un libro que se llama las prepago que interpretÉ el personaje en colombia de la madame que es parecido a todo lo que pasa en colombia. este tipo de cosas de falsa prostituciÓn de alto nivel siempre ha existido no solo en miss venezuela. >> por eso te pregunto. >> yo durante mi aÑo como miss venezuela no vi al gobierno metido en miss venezuela que eso es algo importante de aclarar, no aparecÍa en ninguna parte, ibas, conoces al presidente, hacÍas labor social y

i miss them even more.d reagan came from the midwest, with a background as diverse as the country he loved. he studied economics at eureka a radioand became broadcaster, labor leader, corporate spokesman, and then governor of california. as he matured, he demonstrated the power of big ideas about taxes and spending, about regulation. held those conservative principles very viscerally. they were indeed part of his dna. he never wavered from them. he was a decent, humble, and graceful soul. a man that paid attention to small kindnesses that also defined a good life. some didn't like his policies. it was impossible not to like the man himself. president reagan restored our economy along the way, as well as the national conscience, and he did so in the middle of the worst economic crisis since the great depression. worried that japan would lead the world into the 21st century. not president reagan. he knew better. doomed to inevitable decline. he said this at his first inauguration. we have every right to dream

>> missing teeth. and that's counting patients that have missing all of their teeth, or patients that are missing most of their teeth. literally tens of thousands. >> so, if it's so good, then why aren't all these millions of people that have dentures or are missing a lot of teeth, why aren't they all doing it? why aren't they all getting dental implants? what's your take? >> a number of reasons. let's talk about that. first, understand, you've got great teeth. you've had great teeth your whole life. >> yes. >> these people have had problems with their teeth their entire life. imagine your life if you're talking about 20, 30, 40, 50 trips to the dentist. root canals, gum issues, cavities, missing teeth, removable partials. they just want off that merry-go-round of misery. that's what it is. a merry-go-round of misery. so, what do they do? they get their teeth removed. they have dentures. they are done seeing us. they don't have to see a dentist anymore. they don't want to come in anymore, right? so the

the head will be missing. >> where's the head?n by the way the head was removed was forensically. >> yeah, right. >> a clearly shaken agent kegel told atlanta about the tragic outcome. >> at approximately 7:30 this evening the body of meredith emerson was discovered in a wooded area. the specific information given as to the location of the body was given to me by gary hilton. >> the kidnapping charge was anted up. >> mr. hilton is charged with one count of murder of meredith emerson. he has been taken into custody and brought to our detention center. >> in your decades of law enforcement, have you ever had a session of interviews like it s. each day justin at work... walk. and after work. he does it all with dr. scholl's. only dr. scholl's has massaging gel insoles that provide all-day comfort. to keep him feeling more energized. dr. scholl's. born to move. use pantene shampoo together with 3 minute miracle daily conditioner. their pro-v formula is like a multi-vitamin. making your hair 2x stronger see the difference when you add

we miss you. >> thank you., secretary baker, for sharing those insights and reflections. , but we also miss jim baker serving at the highest level of our government. please rise for the laying wreaths. guard, attention. >> the president of the united states has ordered that a wreath is laid at the resting place of all the presidents on the anniversary of their earth. this will be laid at the tomb of the sixth of on february in honor of his birth and in tribute to his service to a grateful nation. >> honor guard -- >> load. aim, fire. fire. aim, fire. aim, >> honor guard -- >> please remain standing for andretiring of the colors the marines and hymn. ♪ >> our ceremony will conclude. thank you for being here. theh day cake will be at presidential learning center and you do not have to blowout 107 candles. so, please join us. >> does this relate to what we are seeing with football players kneeling? >> again, we have this long history of racism. ourou could be featured in next program. on c-span history. >> a natio

if they miss you know they may see you in missing the. set of scenes video. to happen but i don't know but i think william but i think we've got to do it in dallas on video days on the film you know. but if you want to get out of this and don't in one go you know. get on the ne a little thing you know if you need. to know you're not going to be. in argentina this is the one. other thing that you go to school. thousands of kilometers of. i wonder and i actually really wonder what people here have to say so thanks to a local. god well coming to an audio some tough it. is concerned that if you know what i said earlier that you came in to see what you're doing here you can be naive girl into believing if you let me. give you money only be an ability if you need to do you change your mind i know you know very early on when you are going to come in. if you see both the million of you know the general the only so it's going to be seen on something she said when i said it's in your miss eunice and you know. i want to know you know not always going to i'm going to get

five months before in june of 2013, it's the miss usa pageant, the feeder to miss universe, that's where his son the pop singer and his publicist. they reach the agreement to have the miss universe in moscow. trump is eagerly into this. he thinks with agularov's backing he can get the trump tower project he's always wanted. we described some of what happened in las vegas, it's been known they all met and went to dinner. we talked for the first time about what happened afterwards, they went to this raunchy las vegas nightclub partying late at night. >> a club that has since closed down because of its lewd and obscene performances, under investigation by the nevada gaming commission at the time. i'll let readers take a look at the book about the kinds of performances that were performed there, the important thing is the bond between trump and the agularov's forms there, where trump is obsessed about meeting vladimir putin, we talked to people around there, where is putin? is he coming? have we heard from him yet? he never gets to meet putin in moscow, that's where you start to see all thes

you're missing when i close my eyes. and you're missing when i see the sun rise. giving us a sense of the loss all day, every day, all night, every night for that family member. he was speaking of course, reflecting upon the losses of 9/11. but of course anyone who's lost a loved one especially this way, in this case victims of murder in a school, must be thinking the same about what is missing in their lives and who, who is missing in their life, whether it's a son or a daughter or another loved one. gun violence in our country is all too common. it's almost hard to comprehend how common it's become. and unfortunately, it's all too common not just for our country, but especially for the younger generation. i won't provide lines of demarcation, but a lot of young people have known little else in their young lives other than reading about and seeing on television stories about gun violence or being in the mist or -- mirtsdz -- midst or act of gun violence. hundreds of americans have been in schools -- have been at the site of gun violence in the last 20 years or so

it is the first time that mowing ali has missed out in three yea rs mowing ali has missed out in three years as joe mowing ali has missed out in three years asjoe root‘s team try and recover from their heavy defeat in auckland. the carrot of winning a test match is a great motivator. the quys test match is a great motivator. the guys have been through occasions when we have won fantastic test matches and reliving those victories in your mind can be a strong motivator for the group and for you as an individual. that's something we have to harness this week and ta ke forward we have to harness this week and take forward into these five days. the build up has been lengthy, but the talking is almost done. we're just over 48 hours away from anthonyjoshua's world heavyweight unification title fight againstjoseph parker in cardiff. the fighters have had a day off from the media butjoshua's promoter, eddie hearn, is never short of things to say. he believes this is the next step in

finding her missing, and running to the neighbor and calling 911. how much do you remember all that? >> i don't play it back. it hurts too much. it's pain >> reporter: it was november 23, 1997, a sunday night and the family spent it watching a movie. marlene and steve tucked their three kids, 8-year-old william, 4-year-old monica and baby sabrina into bed for the night. the next morning, marlene recalls waking up and getting her son out of bed first. >> and as i turned around, i look out into there and notice my laundry door to out to my garage is opened. and then as i got closer, i'm looking now out to the street and seeing that my garage door is up. so now, i'm just looking straight out to the street, and i ran into the first bedroom, which is sabrina's room, and i look in the crib and sabrina's gone. and i scream -- scream. >> reporter: her new baby, and her favorite yellow blanket, both gone without a trace. >> 911. >> i need a police. my baby's been kidnapped. >> ma'am, you need to calm down. >> okay. >> take a deep breath. >> i just got up to

the issue but actually what is most of them might include what it must look this is not going to miss it it took us nine plus more features than piece of work it should have been encouraged it would be simple to do it is not. to choose to use knowledge the courage to look at to discuss the purchase took a look at the good would you say no we don't read the story. here's what we know about the shopping mall the building itself is a converted sweet factory in the center of the city just a week ago according to some reports there was a fire drill there and despite that many witnesses say the system failed to work and there was no alarm in the aftermath of the fire the city has canceled all entertainment and cultural events in a mark of respect to those who lost their lives the region has declared three days of mourning people also bringing flowers candles and perhaps most poignantly as of all toys to the shopping center people in camera are also now lining up to donate blood for the victims what we know at the moment is that fifty people were injured in the fire ten of them were taken to

we will miss our great persuader and our loyal friend. we stand with mississippians and a greatful nation in -- grateful nation in honoring the service of senator thad cochran. the presiding officer: the senator from vermont. mr. leahy: mr. president, i thank the distinguished majority leader and distinguished other senator from mississippi for their comments. i often thought that thad cochran and i would serve here together straight through whatever time we have in the senate because he is such a dear friend. i often felt that senator thad cochran was plucked from central casting to fill the role of devoted public servant. more than most of us, he looks the part. but more than most of us, he embodies the best of what the senate can be. currently in this body, i've served longer here than anybody else. i've never felt closer to a senator than i do to thad cochran, my dear friend. and our country needs more public servants like thad. as congress has become more partisan in recent years, thad has stood by his values. he brings substance, no

and all the beautiful meet the twenty eight seen miss germany contestants. on a recent trip to spain i had the joy of seeing flamenco for the very first time one thing i was surprised to find out was that the name has no connection to the flamingo bird but rather it is said to be derived from the hispanic arabic word fell out many meaning expelled people it has its roots. and that's where today's so kicks off with the annual flamenco festival. dance in mind when you. dream of taking the audience on into the subconscious. is a brilliant technique and experimental stuff. nation takes. show called by a delta for this it is for. boys so young. that's me. and me is an imaginary individual living in a fantasy world that i carry out when i create something new i'm like a child living out my fantasy in the fantasy and. challenges conventions questioning gender roles it's a deliberate provocation in the macho world of flamenco. the respect of critics and audiences. is regarded as one of the world's greatest advances. how ever they want it. it is a festival has about

miss ten days, lose ten poin, .s 15 dase 15 points. >> reporter: but because schools used to track attendan differently, balfa says, until recently, states didn't even realize there was a problem. >> traditionally, schools have measured average daily attendance, which is how many kids are in the building on a given day, and except in the most extreme cases, that's almost always in the 90s. nkand we're hardwired to t0, a, good! but it turns out, you can have an average daily attdance in the low 90s and still have a quarter of your kids missing a month or more of school. >> reporter: chronic absenteeism affects all students, says hedy chang with the nonprofitan atte works. >> a teacher now is faced with the choice of repeating lessons or keeping going on for the kids who have been there. and that churn slows down the ability of an entire classroom to move forward. >> reporter: a new federal education law signed into effect by former president barack obama goes into effect this year. now, all states will be required to

five months before in june of 2013, it's the miss usa pageant, the feeder to miss universe.e trump first meets the oligarch, his son agalarov, his singer, the publicist rob goldstone, and they reach the agreement to have the miss universe in moscow. trump is really eagerly into this because he thinks with agalarov's backing, he can get that trump tower project he's always wanted. the relationships really begin then. we describe some of what happened in las vegas. it's been known that they all met and went to dinner. we talked for the first time about what happened afterwards in which they went to this raunchy las vegas restaurant. it closed down because of lewd performances and under investigation in tnevada. the important thing is the bond between trump and the agalaravs is there. then you go to moscow where trump is obsessed about meeting vladimir putin. we talked to people around there. where is putin? when is he coming? have we heard from him yet? he never does get to meet vladimir putin in moscow, but that's where you start to see all these fawning, flattering comments

the idea that we missed the history.f we look at the history of long-standing suspicion and distrust, we might've realized that vietnam was not upon of china. more importantly, we missed an insight element too. inside vietnam they had a market dominant minority. historically, they had a tiny ethnic chinese minority. the chinese were different to the vietnamese. americans, same thing. not to them. the chinese minority came from when they were originally colonized, but they were 1% of the population. tiny, yet historically they controlled 70% to 80% of the private economy. all of the commerce, all of the financing, all of the middlemen and networking. when the french colonizers come and they made the chinese richer. they dealt with that little chinese minority. that the here is capitalists in vietnam were not even the vietnamese people. there were all part of this heated outsider group. it would be like in america is the only rich people are all from another country. pick a country, china, lebanon, that is how they felt. h

i will leave it to you, miss boon. and then there's a sentence that begins with executor director relating based on analysis, et cetera, that it will require additional -- i think the word should be "significant." not significan signification. and then what the next steps may be instead of "any." and i would move those amendments to the minutes. commissioner lee, any comments? >> commissioner lee: no. seco nd the motion. >> excuse me, chair chiu. i sected the minutes of the staff and given the minutes over the last meeting we would actually request that the commission continue these minutes until the next meeting. >> commissioner kopp: why? >> we want to a chance to make sure we review the record and get a command to look at all the motions at the rather lengthy february meeting. >> commissioner kopp: i disagree madam chairwoman. there are corrections of spellings. they don't change the substance in any way. >> no, just to clarify. i wasn't speaking to your proposed amendments i was speaking to the overall accuracy of

this is bloomberg. >> what'd you miss?resident donald trump has a's traditional security tour in agreeing to meet with north korea. comments.gary locke locke: the united states has imposed sanctions on north korea that china has gone along with. sometimes, china does not fully comply. reduced their aid and assistance to north korea. clearly, china will be a key player and have a key role in what ever the negotiations produce. one of the key concerns that north korea has, is the united states going to invade, along with south and north korea, if they give up their nuclear weapons? they want guarantees, perhaps from china, and possibly russia, in protecting and defending north korea if they were ever to disarm their nuclear weapons. kim jong-un has insisted on some sort guarantee from the international community. can china guarantee north korea and we guarantee south korea? professor locke: this is why it is so important -- as your previous guest and indicated, so many issues have to be resolved. this will require the partic

they missed something. they missed the avocados. so insta-cart came on time. everything came in good condition but they missed something which is a big deal because you paid for it. >> okay. but when will amazon show up? >> wow. within five minutes of insta-card. amazon is here. how are you? >> mr. jeffrey? >> that's me. >> thank you very much. >> so how did they do? >> okay. amazon time. >> let's rip these open. look at this. look at that. it comes in like a cooling aluminum thing. ics keep this. the chicken is cold to the touch. >> the milk is cold. the yogurt is cold. and the eggs are -- together. not broken. but they forgot the ice cream. >>> no ice cream for you. so everything looks pretty good but i paid for something i didn't get from amazon. that's a problem. >> amazon refunded me for the ice sxreel gave me a $5 credit. telling nbc news, missing items are rare but if customers notify amazon they'll work to make it right. insta-card telling us, the service fee helps provide customers with the best service possible and may be used for wages, customer sup

were they missing something?hose minutes after michelle walked out of camera range and before her car went racing out of the garage? it was infuriating. there was one camera right above michelle's car, would have revealed everything. but that night, the camera wasn't working. what happened in those missing minutes? the police, remember, weren't talking to the family. so the family pursued its own line of investigation. we're looking to human trafficking patterns. human trafficking patterns? yeah. you thought that was a possibility? we did, yeah. keith morrison: but that was a dead end. then 34 days into michelle's disappearance the le family contacted us to say they'd begun working with a private investigator, a man named michael frame. and in the midst of his investigation, frame sat down with us to tell us what he had learned. this had to happen quickly. this was a public parking garage. people come and go from that garage all night. someone was lying in wait. they knew that at some point she would return to he

particularly the time period around 2013 and the miss universe pageant in moscow. >> you have the miss universe pageant you're going to hold it in russia. >> it's november 9th. >> to coincide with the upcoming olympics. have you had any dealings with russia. >> i have a lot of business dealings in russia. >> yes, that was the longest necktie in the history of the david letterman show. in russia roulette they could find no evidence that donald trump met vladimir putin. but there is plenty of evidence that donald trump was eager to meet vladimir putin four months before, telling david letterman that he met vladimir putin once, donald trump tweeted within do you think putin will be going to the miss universe pageant in november in moscow, if so, will he become my new best friend? my new best friend, that was donald trump's ambition for vladimir putin. that's how -- what he wanted vladimir putin to become in his life. his new best friend. according to "russian roulette" trump had for years longed to develop a glittering trump tower in moscow. trump realized he could attain none of his drea

i didn't mean to miss you. all right, now any council members, do you have any comments or announcements? no announcements. all right. well, i think that concludes our meeting. this has been very robust, exciting, energetic. you know, one of the best i've seen in a while. and i want to thank everyone for attending. please come back to be with us in april, at that meeting and we look forward to seeing you then. this meeting is adjourned. . >> the meeting will come to order. this is march 16, 2018 regular meeting of the san francisco local agency formation commission. i am sandra lee fewer chair of the commission. i am joined by vice chair, cynthia pollock on my right and hill r hillary ronen on my left. i would like to thank the staff of sfgovtv for recording today's meeting. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes, please make sure to silence any electronic devices such as pagers and cell phones, and speaker cards should be filled out and returned to the chair. >> supervisor fewer: do any comm

she said teresa is missing. i said let me make some phone calls. >> right away ashley called the sheriff of her town and he called sheriff ellis. >> to see if they knew anything. and his response to me was it's bad. it's bad. >> it certainly was. they had found teresa's truck on a dirt road less than a mile from home. she was slumped behind the wheel and she was dead. and this much was perfectly clear. it wasn't an accident. >>> coming up -- the investigation begins. >> we had to ask ourselves, who would get her to this location and why was she murdered? >> when "secrets in a small town" continues. ♪ when heartburn hits fight back fast with tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside. chewy inside. tum tum tum tum tums chewy bites. the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. and now there's a new way to smooth. introducing new venus platinum. a premium metal handle boosts control... to reveal up to 100% smooth skin. >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." returning to our story, her

we missed that. that is why we are still there.e spent so much, some any lives lost, even now, now there are several books. many books called the pashtun problems, the pashtun dilemma. it is about 15 years too late that we are realizing this. brian: you did something i have never seen before. you told us where the name "pakistan" comes from. "p" for punjab, a for afghan, k for kashmir, s for sindh, and tan for blachistan. amy: yes, pakistan is made of all these different tribes. each letter represents the tribes in the p stands for the most powerful militarily, the punjabis. it is the a that stands for the pashtun's. in the name, we should've studied these the ethnic identities that matter so much to people in that region. brian: venezuela, vietnam, iraq, afghanistan is just a part of your book. there is a lot more about the united states. about a year ago, jd vance, he had a very successful book, "hillbilly elegy," he was here. let's listen to what he had to say. [begin video clip] >> what happened was i had a professor named amy

you know we are missing this. to this day mariano got to mend your has only ever received help from his family he never received financial support from the spanish government from the continent foundation or from gruen until. last week he had to give up his architectural studies because of his worsening physical issues. realm and. apartment building. must and then they make one of those and the. money for them. but don't make them follow. the woman. said this one was a. better mission followed. by such as it is which amounts. if you see a list be got good delish. for decades spanish little victims on t.v. an acknowledged. since they started to finally have one and then last trials. now they want to cooperate with the british the little my trust. the recent research in germany gives them renewed hope. the findings have uncovered new information about the little mite cases in spain. the bias on present a discovery that could be useful in court for spain to the much victims. this is a judge i missed this to look shar

miss gibson thank you for joining us today. according to the cdc in 2013 providers wrote almost 250 million opioid prescriptions in the u.s. you know for every american adult have their own bottle of pills. can you briefly describe how the high volume of opioid in the u.s. contribute to the misuse ever prescription drugs? >> sir, i appreciate your question, and from what i'm experiencing and what i'm learning here, regarding prescription of pills, we have a lot of doctors out there that do god's work. they do the right thing. we have some people out there that have over prescribed. and it is incumbent upon dea to make sure we get the education out there and maybe provide guidance and correct some behavior and go after the people that are stockpiling currency at their house because they are writing too many prescriptions and they are doing nefarious things and that's actually happening. so that's my concern are those doctors. and i want to make sure i get the education out there to stream line prescriptions. >> and so i think wh

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"what'd you miss?" scarlet: investors react. stocks down 7% as american and european officials demand answers to reports a political advertising firm retained information on users without consent. er halting testing of its baton miss vehicles. this is the first known pedestrian deaths involving a self driving vehicle. an apple designing and producing its own display for the first time. the details next. stocks are in the red. all in the s&p 500 losing ground. it is really quite a selloff we have. dow, s&p 500, nasdaq down more than 1.5%. take a look at the nasdaq, underperforming in a big way. its worst day since february 8, the selloff we saw in early february now being matched, the nasdaq 100 down even more, 2.7%. it feels like this is out of nowhere. this does follow last week when last week whenage is we had the average is down. the bears are trying to take control. the volatility we have seen, light, facebook, down light, facebook, down 7.6%. it's worst day since 2012. these are the early reporting

miss hester? >> we're microphone. >> it lost the thing. >> i have a -- i'm going to show a schedule fof us, andr u have copies for you, but i'm going to do that on the overhead. >> all right. you've got five minutes. >> sue hester, sfrg. projects in the tenderloin, especially residential hotels, don't get the notice that people in the residential neighborhoods get. the first hearing, the first notice on this hotel was in coordination with the hpc hearing, and at that point, because i got one -- i get weird notices. i got that, and it asked for d.r. -- asked for review, a hearing by the hpc. and after they acted, i filed for d.r. as part of our team. this is a residential hotel, and the tenants were all eliminated by the owner, and -- to do rehabilitation, and there's a provision in the residential hotel ordinance that allows for temporary relocation while you're doing work. he emptied the hotel out. my schedule has the wrong date. it was the -- it was emptied out by the end of 2012, so they emptie

climb it is now risen to sixty four people many of them children there also a number of people still missing that is according to authorities video from inside the burning mall has emerged to light. just first of that. you could tell that it's amusing to listen to. this when you. use it was a. weekend. but you didn't ask papa. i knew you were doing pricey but you said well witnesses say people were unable to escape from the building and were seen jumping from windows there are no conflicting reports about the cause of the fire none have been officially confirmed yet local media is however reporting it may have started as a children's playground word of warning you may find some of the following images extremely upsetting. it was horrific the mall was packed with people we could hear the fire alarm. the smoke filled the cinema a grub musta someone ran down the stairs it was a terrible crush and zero visibility my hands are still trembling when i imagine what could have happened to us. one man began to panic he said we should jump on the roof because it would soon collapse we sheltered from th

one missing for a while but earlier announced somebody found the cat. adoption center is closed until the windows are fixed. >>> was a student punished for doing what thousands across the country did? parents say that teacher deliberately dinged her grade even though school administrators gave students the green light. more on the fallout. >> reporter: when the principal and superintendent of a los gatos school district told parents, students and teachers nobody would be finished taking part in the walkout, this parent encouraged daughter's choice to do it. >> i gave her the green light, so did her mother. would be okay. >> reporter: turns out not okay. asked us not to identify him, just call him richard. according to richard, daughter's teacher gave the students a pop quiz to keep the students from doing it because he opposed the national walkout. >> pulled a pop quiz and penalized the kids who wanted to exercise first amendment rights. >> told her parents finished as much as she could before it started. >> didn't accept it or give her any credit. >> r

in case you have missed that anywhere 01’ on case you have missed that anywhere or on social media, theies in south africa. after losing the third test in cape town by 322 runs, was also fined after admitting to ball tampering and trying to get an advantage on day three. cameron ba ncroft an advantage on day three. cameron bancroft was fined 75% of his match fee but will be eligible to play in johannesburg if selected on friday. all the latest sports news on our webpage. that's your monday sport reefing. here's our briefing on some of the other key events happening later. in athens, the former greek finance minister yanis va roufakis will present his new party, called mera25, or the european realist disobedience front, at a news conference. in quebec, the trial gets underway of the suspect behind an attack on a quebec city mosque. 27—year—old alexandre bissonnette is accused of killing six people at the islamic cultural centre in january 2017. and later on in the bulgarian resort of varna, eu and turkey leaders, meet over dinner to discuss recent developments in turkey, including the ru

plus missed out through injury against hanover. but they didn't seem to miss him much early on. that's why hitting the post just a minute in. dortmund was combining well and creating chances or early in the half . like this ninety minute attempt from a sure other. than sustained attack paid off and they jumped into the lead thanks to you who else but me cheap that's why one nail twenty four minutes in. this beautiful backfield was his sixth league goal in seven matches. i was just i wish i'd gotten another one so it could have been calmer in the second half were calm is exactly what's missing in dortmund the hosts were leading but lacked stability and sending crosses to no one wasn't going to change that those types of plays only embolden your opponent. docklands lacks play is an encouragement to every opposition side at the moment that overs usually on court look to have tried it in the eighty first minute but his strike was judged by the ref to be just a hair offside. have been promoted last season were constant thorn in top man side. while the hosts did create chances they la

they're missing.ice files, there is a statement from a man who walked into cheltenham police station a couple of months after the trial and told the officers a very interesting story. now the news headlines. john langham... he claimed he had a conversation in a pub with a guy called john langham. john langham was a well—known household name of the time. he said that langham had told him that his dentist had shown him gay's black pyjamas and told him he had slept with her on that durban castle prior to her involvement with james camb. but could this really be true? they were both dead so i couldn't confirm it. but i thought i could refute it. how could i do that? well, i would just find out there was no dentist travelling first class on gay gibson's voyage. the story is then false. so i got the list out and started to run my finger down the columns. there is no dentist here. this is false. so i got to name number 58. the second bottom on the list. dental surgeon. a dentist, there was a dentist travelli

>> commissioner pollock: miss calvillo, i have a question. in regards to the place holder for the 297,000, could you tell me when we must make a decision on the return of the items? could we approve a budget at our next meeting for the 297 and have a contingency. >> through the chair to commissioner pollock, the answer is yes, i will not have to go back to the board of supervisors budget committee until june, so which is why generally it isn't -- the previous executive officer is here, jason freed. i think you determined your budget during the month of may, so you have some time. >> commissioner pollock: and then -- i mean, my goal or hope is that we will have staff in place to look at our drk-at our plans going forward in terms of creating a more robust budget and i would assume that you would work with our staff to do that? i think my concern is just making sure that we have an idea of that before may? but if not, if you would be available to work with our chair to create a sample budget or a proposed budget? cal c >> commissioner calvillo:

thank you so much for your time. >> thank you, miss perry. miss mckinley? >> senators, thank you for having me today. my name is staff sergeant retired mercy mckinley from the united states army, and i am a survivor of intimate partner violence in the military. i am here today to be on the front line to share my experiences and recommendations in an effort to improve the military's approach toward domestic violence as a whole. i am going to disclose the following. the type of abuse i experienced, my interaction with the colleen police department, the type of medical care i received and my process with the family advocacy program, and experiences with other survivors prior to separation from service and after separation from service, the process i even took to receive the justice rendered that i now question and the overall recommendations based upon the aforementioned. while station adfort hood, texas, from january 2014 to februa february 2015 i was involved in a relationship with a member of equal rank. i was both strangled and beaten and strangled in such

cuando quedaron como miss venezuela, comienzo prepararlas para miss universo.organizaciÓn. somos cuatro gatos que trabajamos en esa compaÑÍa. francisca: tÚ dirÍas a nuestras cÁmaras que... [hablan a la vez] >> francisca, si despuÉs de que pasÉ concurso, vienen las noches asÍ quieren hacer sus vidas, son 24. algunas se casan, otras ese olvidan. haces tu vida despuÉs de pasado el concurso. alan: durante los aÑos que estuviste como presidente de la compaÑÍa, no viste ninguna acto de corrupciÓn? >> yo hablo por el concurso y mi persona. durante los 37 aÑos que yo estuve, nunca sucediÓ esto. porque si esto hubiese pasado, habrÍa explotado antes. francisca: Él se queda con nosotros y se quedarÁ hablando de belleza. alan: muchas gracias. me alegro que estÉs aclarando esta situaciÓn de los actos de corrupciÓn. >> si alguien tiene algo, que lo presente con pruebas. que digan nombres y apellidos y quiÉn fue. al (♪) bueno, que duermas bien. que tengas un buen turno. mejora tu rutina de la mañana. el delicioso egg mcmuffin, con un huevo preparado en el momento. el desayuno