>> vice president moore: yes, i can. >> all right. so i think looking at this elevation, this represents the ground floor addition. this -- this line represents the second floor. this ground floor addition poppout we popout went out to the second floor level, and there was a deck on top of this roof. the project sponsor has dropped the level of this -- the ceiling of this ground floor by 3'7", and in doing so -- let me see if i can -- they had proposed providing stairs down from the second floor to the lower roof deck of this one-story popout. i'll show you the plan first if i can find i so the plan b is not in this drawing set, so let me just describe it from this aerial perspective. imagine, in looking at this perspective, the deck was down here. there was a series of steps that came out of this door and descended down to the level of that deck. that was plan b. plan c proposed now is simply putting the balcony at the same level as the second floor and not having any steps, so it -- the balcony is higher. the roof of the first floor

moore?paul had a criminal history to be sure, but was he a killer? there were certain things about paul's past detective salm was unable to share with us for reasons we'll explain later that we discovered in old court records, a saga of smart, expensive lawyering dealing with misdeeds that go way beyond tapping an ex-wife's telephone. in 1997, paul was arrested after an incident in san francisco one night. ugly accusation. rape, false imprisonment, assault with a deadly weapon, trying to run his alleged victim over with his pickup truck. charges that could put paul in prison for a decade or more. instead, paul spent nearly three years driving back and forth between his place here in colusa and san francisco engaged in a series of court maneuvers. the result? paul simply got probation after pleading no contest to assault with intent to commit rape but denying blame for the offense. the other charges were dropped. but the conviction put paul on california's sex offenders list, searchable by co

commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: somehow there was a delay, but i seconded that motion, too. >> clerk: very good, commissioners. if there's nothing further, i have a motion that has been seconded to continue items 1 through 6 as proposed, item 16 to june 18, and item 17 to may 21. on that motion -- [roll call] >> clerk: so moved, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously, 6-0. if the acting zoning administrator could act on item 17-b, the variance, for 1088 howard street. >> director hillis: okay, jonas, we'll continue that to the same day. >> clerk: thank you, mr. acting zoning administrator. commissioners, next is your consent calendar. all matters listed hereunder constitute a consent calendar, are considered to be routine by the planning commission, and may be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the commission, there will be no separate discussion of these items unless a member of the commission, the public, or staff so requests, in which event the matter shall be removed from the

commissioner moore? >> vice president moore: mr. winslow, do you have the ability simultaneously on your screen to describe to the commission what exactly the differences are between what is referred to as plan b and plan c? i would be very interested to have you interpret that for all of us while we are listening to you? >> can i share my screen again? i think it's probably best exemplified by the drawings that were prepared? >> clerk: yes, please, david. >> okay. can you see that now? >> clerk: you haven't shared your screen yet, david. christine, if you could go to jeff's screen as opposed to the brady bunch? >> how about now? is that -- >> clerk: yes, that's it. very good. thank you. >> so -- and can you see my cursor on the screen? >> vice president moore: yes, i can. >> all right. so i think looking at this elevation, this represents the ground floor addition. this -- this line represents the second floor. this ground floor addition poppout we popout went out to the second floor level, and there was a deck on top of this roof.

it was two weeks ago today that captain tom moore appeared on bbc breakfast, aiming to walk100 moore on bbc breakfast, aiming to walk 100 laps of his backyard to raise money for the nhs. that total is now approaching the £30 million mark. there is, congratulations. the distance was completed last thursday and to help captain tom moore celebrate, michael bond saying. the next day it was released as a single. today it went straight to number one. you are the uk's official number one. that really is truly amazing, isn't it? at the age of 99, captain tom moore has become the oldest person to have a number one single. has become the oldest person to have a number one singleli has become the oldest person to have a number one single. i think it is amazing that this should happen to me. louis armstrong was 66 when he topped the charts in 1968. a record which would stand for more than a0 yea rs. which would stand for more than a0 years. until bitten by a 68—year—old tom jones with a comic relief single, and sir tom was quick to pay tribute. from one tom to another, congratulations on beating

talked of british fundraising phenomenon the captain tom moore after raising staggering sum to spoil his country's health care system the world war 2 veteran tells people to stay strong during this crisis. seems. to me to do old. wrong. i merely said i must and welcome european union leaders have moved closer to approving a joint recovery fund after meeting via video conference on thursday the money would be in march for businesses that have taken a hit in the shutdown diplomatic sources say the 27 leaders agreed to ask the european commission to work out the details date details including the size shape and methods of getting the money to businesses most urgently in need. the video conference was the 4th such meeting since the virus hit e.u. countries and expectations were low e.u. member states of so far failed to agree on how to help those economies hit hardest by the pandemic but after just a few hours the council president emerged emphasizing the country's common interests this toned image is put into our societies and serious through their well being interest of each e.u. membe

none more so than tom moore.y. imean, i mean, however it is in the images, but i imagine being there is a slightly different experience, tim? yeah, good morning to you. 0ver slightly different experience, tim? yeah, good morning to you. over the easter weekend the first cards started arriving, the numbers grew, the numbers grew, they kept on coming and now take a look at this. 125,000 birthday cards for captain tom. now we are in the great hall of bedford school, big as though this room is, it's not big enough for all of these cards stop so there are some on other sites around the school and what an extraordinary sight it is and how extraordinary his achievements have been. certainly in the village where he lives, the last few days have felt extra special. bunting, birthday cards and bells. in the village of marston moor today, captain tom's big day is a big deal. we love tom and we just think wow, i am so honoured that he has done this and also that our village's name will be associated in everyone's mind with s

captain tom moore.ment of raising more than £30 million for nhs charities by walking laps of his garden. the world war two veteran has been promoted to honorary colonel to mark his centenary and the prime minister recorded a special message, describing him as "a point of light in all our lives". david sillito reports. # happy birthday to you # happy birthday captain tom—daddy—grandpa. .. # happy birthday to you! # i never, ever anticipated ever in my life anything like this. it really is amazing. and i would say to everyone, thank you very much to everyone, wherever you are. captain tom moore. it began as a little challenge on his back garden. 100 laps to try to raise £1000 for nhs charities. and, today, he was being honoured with an raf birthday fly—past, as the total reached £30 million. this is the culmination of an extraordinary few weeks. a celebration of how one man's cheerful determination has inspired people and... raised a huge amount of money. # happy birthday to you... and amongst those celeb

plus, we talk to the british fundraising phenomenon, captain tom moore. he's 99 years old, he fought and survived a world warar, nowow 's telling people they can survive this crisis. >> things will get better, there's no doubt that one day we will be all out and the sun will be shining again. brent: i'm a brent goff. to our viewers on pbs in the united states and around the world, welcome. europe and the pandemic's economic cost -- european leaders have been closer to funding a joint recovery fund for the time after the coronavirus pandemic. the 27 eu leaders met in a video conference call today and diplomatic sources say they agreed to ask the european commission to work out the details of the common support recovery plan. this is the fourth time the leaders have met since the virus outbreak began in italy. the eu chief took part in that summit today and warned all eu countries need to see a steady recovery or risk deepening the divisions within europe. >> the pandemic certainly knows no borders and is blind to nationalities. some countries are certainly

michael moore's going to stay with us.up, just in time for the 50th anniversary of earth day, michael has released a new documentary on the environment. he along with the director will tell us all about it when we come back. what does it mean to be a good neighbor? it means being there for each other. that's why state farm is announcing the good neighbor relief program we know our customers are driving less, which means fewer accidents. so state farm is returning $2 billion dollars to auto policyholders for the period ending may 31st. and we'll continue making real time decisions to best serve you - our customers. because now, more than ever, being a good neighbor means everything. like a good neighbor, state farm is there. >>> today marks the 50th anniversary of earth day. as the globe battles this pandemic among other problems. yesterday filmmaker michael moore along with director and environmentalist jeff gibbs released "planet of the humans," a documentary that takes a look at the beginnings of the environmental moveme

at the age of 99 captain tom moore has become a global social media phenomenon the british world war 2 veteran has made headlines for raising funds for health workers treating coronavirus patients so father viral campaign has attracted to nations from around the world a total of over 32000000 euros and rising he had a chance to speak with caps for one week before he turned 10100 laps of the garden for 1000 pounds that was captain tom moore's plan to raise money to support workers in britain's national health service but in the process he won the hearts of many around the world and foster passed his fundraising target by millions of pounds speaking to d.w. alongside his daughter the world war 2 veteran expressed his delight at the achievement. it's absolutely amazing that certain amount of money was very roads in so short time almost like the clauses there is a very good one went to the source i think those are. the coronavirus pandemic has strained britain's public health service the n.h.s. and expose shortages in equipment for frontline staff that's why tom moore took up his challen

jon sopel, bbc news, annapolis, maryland. 99—year—old captain tom moore has completed his challenge heaise £1000. tonight the total stands at more than 16 million, and it's still pouring in. david sillito reports. you start at the beginning. captain tom moore was keen to do things properly on the final leg of a journey that had begun as a family challenge and turned into something extraordinary. i think it's a fantastic sum of money, we never imagined that sum of money, it's unbelievable that people have been so kind. it began just over a week ago. the target — 100 laps to mark his 100th birthday at the end of the month. a world war ii veteran born in keighley, he had served in burma. the family hoped they might be able to raise some money for nhs charities and set what they thought was a bold target, £1000. within a day we had reached a couple of thousands and we thought, "are we dreaming of the dizzying heights of £5,000 by the end of the month?" we were floored at the thought of 5,000. a week later, it had slipped past a million. steady, determined, optimistic, captain tom was provi

michael moore's going to stay with us. coming up, just in time for the 50th anniversary of earth day, michael has released a new documentary on the environment. he along with the director will tell us all about it when we come back. my road-trip companion. it's kind of my quiet, alone time. audible is a routine for me. it's like a fun night school for adults. i could easily be seduced into locking myself into a place where i do nothing but listen to books. i never was interested in historical fiction before, but i'm obsessed with it now. there are a lot of like, classic and big titles that i feel like i missed out since i don't have time to read, mean i might as well listen. if i want to catch up on the news or history or learn what's going on in the world, i can download a book and listen to it. because i listened to her story over and over again, i made the decision to go ahead and follow my own dream, which was to help other veterans. i think there's like 180 books in my, in my library now. it changes your perspective;

was it from the lead suspect, peter moore? or was it from somebody who wasn't even on detective salm's radar? whoever it was, five weeks into the case it was the only lead investigators had. they played along with the guy, placed an ad as requested in "the sacramento bee." and sure enough, somebody responded. cops rushed to see him, perhaps arrest him. >> he was pretty surprised when he got a visit. >> false alarm. it was just an unlucky guy looking for a job. the killer, though? the killer never called. so the whole ms 13 thing, the mexico deal gone wrong was just some sort of game. the real bomber was playing it. the trouble was, nobody knew the rules or the purpose or where the game might end. more than one way to find a guy brazen enough to send that material to the cops. >> we had the letters we wanted to get analyzed. we wanted fingerprints. we wanted dna. >> reporter: the letters and envelopes came back clean just as the bomber said they would. what was going on? to investigators one theory seemed the least likely, that

vaccines to head off a double digit infections later this year plus british fund raising hero captain tom moore celebrates his 100th birthday just days after completing a record breaking charity walk to raise money for health care workers travelling to become rotavirus. hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program we begin with some breaking news germany has banned hezbollah on its soil and designated the iran back group a terrorist organization since early this morning police have been conducting raids in several cities on mosques and associations suspected of affiliation with the group as paula is a shiite muslim political party and a militant group based in lebanon on its military wing has long been banned in germany this latest measure applies to the works of the group's political bloc. well it's gets you get more now from a political correspondent thomas sparrow told us why did germany's interior ministry decide to ban hezbollah's activity it's now. terry there had been a long discussion not only here in germany but also you know the parts of the world as to whether you could consider hez

>> well, just let me start by saying, steven moore, there's no kin, no relationship, to me. let me say that that movement has borrowed heavily from the civil rights movement. i mean e it's very telling they would use an icon of the civil rights movement. they've learned from us. prior to us they just really didn't have any other resources other than money. now they bus loads of people in for the protests. brookfield, wisconsin, where they held the protest yesterday is probably in the county with the largest per capita income in the state. and so they've organized, used money, whatever trump comes in, they send bus loads of people into the venue and they've learned from our civil rights movement. and we have to own that. they learn from us how to do this. >> well, you know, michael harriet, i was tweeting about this yesterday. the ironies are very rich to the point that the congresswoman is making. the nation"national review" mag was founded by william f. buckley, weeks before the montgomery bus boycotts began, right before the arrest of rosa parks. and it was found inherentl

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commissioner moore? commissioner moore, you may need to turn your mic on. >> commissioner moore: to repeat, it is my -- reading the staff report, it is my understanding that the applicant had spoken with the fire marshal and gotten clearance to all of his issues that pertained to the length of the corridor, width of the corridor and proper firefighting access to the property. if staff report that kind of a finding, i have to assume there is a consensus to us as to having got it done. if we in the course of hearing the project later on in the meeting want to continue it because of other questions, i would say let's wait until we come to the project, but i feel that question was sufficiently answered in the staff report. >> president koppel: commissioner hillis -- i'm sorry. director [inaudible] >> director hillis: we can go through the questions when we come to that item and see where we get. >> president koppel: mr. dido, do y do -- dito, do you have any comments? >> yeah. like the director said, the pro

now and some heartwarming news as well war 2 veteran captain tom moore celebrates his 100th birthday captain tom has been has become a big fan of hope after completing a record breaking charter to walk around his own garden to raise money for britain's national health service needless to say is many fans around the world didn't miss out on the chance to wish him well this very special birthday take a look. a flood of birthday wishes. this most amazing outpouring of love for a great man captain tom i think it's called the hearts of everybody in this country and this is what it looks like really we've we've had 125000 cards in the last week and a bit. the centenarian being celebrated as captain tom moore he's famously completed 100 laps of his garden with the help of his walking frame and in doing so raised more than 27000000 pounds to support britain's national health service during the coronavirus outbreak crutchfield it's. right here in america and they were kept in tom's aim was to raise just a 1000 pounds with this charity walk but his humble mission became an unexpected hit as pe

tom moore turns 100 next week physical distancing measures mean there won't be a big party at his home in bedford but nothing will stop the many well wishers who be chairing him on from a far. way to go this is deep have been years in berlin a quick reminder that you can get news and features around the clock on our website at www dot com we're on twitter at x. news i'm christine one but it's been great having your company for myself and the team see you at the top of the next hour. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and. our corona update. 19 special next on d w.

. $100.00 laps of the garden for $1000.00 pounds that was captain tom moore's plan to raise money to support workers in britain's national health service but in the process he won the hearts of many around the world and foster passed his fundraising target by millions of pounds speaking to d.w. alongside his daughter the world war 2 veteran expressed his delight at the achievement. amazing that certain amount of money was very roads in so short time almost the clauses there is only good one went to source i think those are. the coronavirus pandemic has strained britain's public health service the n.h.s. and expose shortages in equipment for frontline staff that's why tom moore took up his challenge we said initially that the money would be for the n.h.s. charities and that money could be used to support it all sorts of things then escape the crisis so things like snacks start sleeping and i've seen what i can find the towards the prying i have and looking after mental health so that money is really being put to good use. having fought in world war 2 the army veteran turned celebrity

we also did captain tom. -- all —— all salute captain tom moore.g around this area of high pressure but it has drifted further eastwards, allowing the wind direction to change to a milder westerly. still a lot of sunshine to appreciate from the views of our window, lots of sunshine. further north and west, unfortunately, just as beautiful but quite cloudy across argyll and beauty. if i put these weather watchers on the satellite you can see where i'm talking about, the cloud thickener for you can see where i'm talking about, the cloud thickenerfor a you can see where i'm talking about, the cloud thickener for a bit of drizzle from time to time, lots of sunshine elsewhere and some nuisance cloud across east anglia and the south—east starting to break up. the rest of the afternoon is quiet for many. dry, unsettled, lighterwinds than yesterday, temperatures at a touch. a bit more of a breeze in the far north—west, eight to ten the high, 13 or1a far north—west, eight to ten the high, 13 or 1a elsewhere to close the day. those

we're back with stephen moore stephen moore. showed up 2 thirds of americans are worried that the state governments that the governments are going to lift restrictions to are going to be honest with you if they lived in restrictions in california i don't think i would go out. so that's a great point. if you wrist relive some of these restrictions it doesn't require people to go back to work it doesn't require a business to open it allows them to open it allows people to go out if they want to and i think that's the right approach i think you do it on a rolling basis i think you've got to be really smart here larry the last thing we want and you know as. i've said i'm a big advocate of getting things up and running again but it we don't want to see a recurrence of this evil disease you know some people think there might be a 2nd or 3rd wave of this and so you've got to do you have to use the social distancing you have to have gloves you have to have you have to have. we need to use testing we need treatments we need screening the

hi, this is a message for captain tom moore.ney you've raised for the nhs. lots of love from ward 4b at the royal liverpool. what you've done is extraordinary, and the millions of pounds you have raised for the nhs will be put to good use as we continue to tackle this virus together. as an adopted yorkshireman, i've come to recognise true yorkshire grit, and your story is an inspiration to us all. it just goes to show that british spirit is as strong as it's ever been. on behalf of the whole yorkshire regiment family, i'd like to say thank you to you, captain tom moore for your amazing fundraising efforts on behalf of the nhs. when i last looked, you had raised over £8 million, and that number continues to rise. captain moore, you are an absolute legend and you come from an exceptional generation that are still an inspiration for our yorkshire soldiers today. thank you and good luck in completing your endeavour. thank you, captain tom, from the nhs! when the bbc first spoke to him on good friday, he told us he wanted to raise on

jim member when we first met captain tomm moore? a really humble ambition. we wanted to raise £1000 for the nhs and he was going to do it by walking 100 laps around his garden. he wanted to do before his 100 but they. this morning is a very special morning because we're going to meet him once again. the total 110w to meet him once again. the total now stands at £11 million. look, it is approaching 12 million. every time may have looked back at that, i am just staggered, just staggered. tom all the time paying tribute to those giving money for his endeavours. he is today going to com plete endeavours. he is today going to complete his final lap. he is doing the last ten laps on the programme this morning. we will show it to you live. in case you don't know about tom's story, there isjohn maguire. a lovely story coming up. in 1990 told the veteran has decided to walk 100 wings of his garden raise money for the nhs. we met captain tom moore last friday but since then, his turn into a national treasure and a national hero. doing much be

class we spoke to the british fund raising phenomenon captain tom moore he's raised a staggering sum so he's country's health care system and the world war 2 veteran ses we should stay strong during this crisis. and we will get it 1st so there's no doubt look wrong there will be ruled out on to the drug charges the sun will be sure they were gone. hello i'm christine want to welcome to the program europe is trying to soften the economic blow dealt by the coronavirus e.u. leaders have signed off on an emergency rescue package to help countries deal with the immediate 4 knowledge of the crisis they also agreed to set up a fund to secure the broths long term recovery but they are still divided on how this will be fine at wealthy in northern countries all refusing to pull debt as requested by some southern countries but germany has agreed to increase the amount it pays into the budget more on that after this report. the video conference was the 4th such meeting since the virus hit a u. countries and expectations were low e.u. member states of so far failed to agree on how to help those e

tom moore turns 100 next week physical distancing measures mean there will be a big party at his home in bedford but nothing will stop the many well wishers who be cheering him on from a far. and we hope to speak with captain tom moore next week and wish him an early happy birthday on the eve of his big centennial stay tuned well after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day stick around we'll be right back. passionate drama competition drive marketing numbers atmosphere fight that's happening in childish love hate money. fans crime stats and. all. this because we sort. of. kick off on you tube joining us. they were abducted by the nazis and taken to germany to be raised as citizens of the army. during world war 2 thousands of polish children. even today many of them don't know their real parents well. they've lived with this trauma for decades it's. telling children the kidnapping campaign of nazi germany starts april 28th. there is more than an ocean between germany and the u.s. in the coronavirus pandemic president trump wants to fast track america's return to normal

captain tom moore, i will handover tojohnny mercer.ontinued that spirit in that ethos that we all aspire to. just a huge thank you and i am in all of what you have done. i hope tom can hear some of that. if not can you pass that on for us? i will. do we have time now? yes please. the veterans minister has said how extraordinary you are and everyone is looking up to you and if he is as good a shape as you at 100 he will be very happy and commending you on the extraordinary work you have done inspiring people around the world to do good things. that's very kind of you to say that, thank you very much indeed. hannah and tom we will thank you for now, we will speak again, i really hope we will speak to you next thursday because it's a bit of a moment. thank you very much. thank you. that would be lovely. thank you. that would be lovely. thank you. just lovely. you saw we have johnny mercer there, the veterans minister. we will talk to him again but we want to highlight something that has been happening. first let's see this report by jj ch

his daughter, hannah ingram—moore, are with us now.. you are amazing. morning. nice for you to say that. now, listen, it is at about £11.9 million, and i can‘t check the website because it has crashed because so many people are donating but it is heading for £5 million. how do you feel about that?” but it is heading for £5 million. how do you feel about that? i think thatis how do you feel about that? i think that is absolutely enormous, and at no time when we started off with this exercise, did we anticipate we would get anything near that sort of money. it just shows would get anything near that sort of money. itjust shows that people have such high regard for the members of the national health service, and it is really amazing that people have paid so much money. i understand, victoria, you had some time in hospital and no doubt you found exactly the same. the service and care and attention you got was out of this world. it really was, tom, the nhs saved my life and i‘m grateful every single day. what do you want to say to tom about

the world war two veteran tom moore completes his challenge.i'm surrounded by the right sort of people, so, yes, ifeel fine, and i hope you're all feeling fine too. and in sport, dundee united win the scottish championship after the football season is ended below the top tier, but relegated partick thistle to threaten legal action. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. a three—week extension to the current measures of lockdown is expected to be confirmed later this afternoon — as a senior scientist has said the uk will need to keep a significant level of social distancing in place until a vaccine is available. professor neil ferguson also wants the government to do more work on what happens after the lockdown ends. from westminster, chris mason reports. for more than three weeks, we have had to get used to this. beautiful beaches like this one in exmouth in devon as good as empty. our freedoms curtailed, our movement is restricted, and there is more to come. the people of this country have made these efforts over the last few weeks

moore, to clarify when you say it's not in iowa, do you get the sense -- and dr.ose, i'd like you to answer this briefly before we let you go -- dr. moore, do you get the sense your patients think this is a big city disease? >> i don't think so. as we see the case count rising in iowa like we do the rest of the country, i think people know that it's here. but much like the rest of the country, we saw it in china and it received like a long ways away, then italy and europe. it seemed like it was maybe closer, but still seemed like it was a long ways away. once it arrived in new york and washington and california, it started to look like it was coming, but it didn't look like it was here yet. i think that now we understand how important it is that the social isolation measures are things we do even here in the midwest and throughout even rural parts of the country. because we know it's coming here, too. >> briefly, dr. bose, how do your patients see this, is this a disease over there or does it feel more present before we let you go? >> we are seeing it. there are c

perhaps i should say kernel tom moore.rate his fundraising achievements, moore is being promoted to honorary colonel. he has also been represented his world war ii defense medal which he had lost, but as cnn's anna stewart reports, that's only a small part of his birthday celebrations. >> reporter: tens of thousands of cards filled a school hall. make shift sorting office near the home of someone very special. the messages simple and heart felt ♪ happy birthday to you >> you are our hero. >> war veteran captain tom moore captured the world's heart when he walked 100 laps of his garden ahead of his 100th birthday raising tens of millions of pounds for nhs charities. since crossing that finish line -- >> congratulations. >> reporter: -- he's been nonstop opening a nightingale hospital in nottingham. >> seem to have more energy than i do. >> i enjoyed every minute of it. >> reporter: he's had a train named after him and he is the oldest person to hit number one in the record charts. ♪ and you're never more >> reporter: in hon

captain moore, we are truly impressed on this side of the pond.spiration. so congratulations. i just want to say thank you very much indeed for everything you've done, it's amazing. congratulations on a brilliant idea and pulling it off and doing it all before your 100th birthday and donating millions and millions of pounds to the national health service. what an incredible achievement and what a very generous thing to have done. hi, this is a message for captain tom moore, thank you so much for all of your effort and how much money you've raised for the nhs. lots of love, ward 4b, at the royal liverpool. cheering. what you've done is extraordinary and the millions of pounds you've raised for the nhs will be put to good use as we continue to tackle this virus together. as an adopted yorkshireman, i've come to recognise true yorkshire grit and your story is an inspiration to us all. it just goes to show that british spirit is as strong as it's ever been. on behalf of the whole yorkshire regiment family i'd like to say thank you to you, captain tom

later, authors ronald kessler, bob woodward, victor davis hanson and steven moore discuss their books about president trump. enjoy book tv now and over the weekend on c-span2. >> c-span has around-the-clock coverage of the federal response to the coronavirus pandemic. it is all available on demand at c-span .org / coronavirus. watch white house briefings, updates from governors and state officials, track the spread throughout the u.s. and the world with interactive maps. watch on-demand anytime, unfiltered at c-span .org / coronavirus. >> it is nice to have everyone here this evening and i look forward to our conversation.

an update on the quite remarkable fundraising achievement of 99—year—old captain tom moore, which hasworldwide. he's now raised nearly £10 million for the nhs by walking 100 laps of his garden. 0ur correspondent david sillito has the latest. captain tom moore, 99 years old, and counting down the days to his 100th birthday with 100 laps of his garden. the original plan was to try to raise £1000 for nhs charities. 0h, we've done it, five million! today he was told the total had already gone past five million. oh, my goodness! completely out of this world! thank you so much for all you people who have subscribed to the national health service, because for every penny they get, they deserve every one of it! a couple of hours later, another million had been added, then another, and on it went. tomorrow he will complete his 100th lap, and no—one‘s predicting how much he'll have raised by then. but he's not planning on stopping — if the money keeps coming, he's going to keep on walking. david sillito, bbc news. finally tonight, a reminder of the events of a year ago in paris, when the mediev

this centenarian being celebrated as captain tom moore he's famously completed 100 laps of his garden with the help of his walking frame and in doing so raised more than 27000000 pounds to support britain's national health service during the coronavirus outbreak crutchfield. right here in america and they were kept in terms aim was to raise just a 1000 pounds with this charity walk but his humble mission became an unexpected hit as people tuned in from across the globe to watch his progress online. if you'll believe that they will listen and to give a source of money to the nothing. having raised more donations than any charity walk in history he's even earned himself a spot in the guinness book of world records if we as a country can show the same spirit of optimism and energy shown by captain told more he turns 100 this week and i have absolutely no doubt that we will beat it together we will come through this all the faster. while politicians athletes and stars are jumping at the opportunity to applaud the captain's initiative his donations have already enabled the opening of a bra

captain tom moore completing 100 laps of his garden.lds forgiven for putting their feet up and taking things easy. not tom. >> congratulations. >> he has wowed the u.k. and raised an astonishing amount of money for the health service. >> is unbelievable that people have been so kind to give a source of money to the national health service. i was responsible for starting it but not deliberately. gratitude for what they have done for me. >> he was applauded at his home by emergency service staff. [applause] extraordinary achievement of captain tom moore and the immense generosity and goodwill among the british public at the moment for doctors and nurses in hospitals like this around the country raises a big question. why does the nhs need such charity? >> the health care academic anita charlesworth explains that even though the nhs is tax funded, it has always receieived donations. >> [inaudible] >> ministers have been key to show their support, coming out weekly to join public applause for health care workers. coronavirus has highlighted