and her brother michael fosterús michael brother morse and her kassy badger-supposed to be 2018 wasd to be kassy badger-morse and her brother michael fosterús chance at a brand new life... (michael foster, injured in crash) 'severe pain. constantly. 'severe pain. crash)injured in (michael foster, life... brand new chance at a fosterús michael brother morse and her kassy badger-supposed to be 2018 was 2018 was supposed to be kassy badger-morse and her brother michael fosterús chance at a brand new life... (michael foster, injured in crash)'severe pain. constantly. thereús not a second of the day that iúm not in pain.'instead... the siblings are bandaged... physically broken... and upset at a driver they say was drunk (kassy badger-morse, injured in crash)'iúm really angry......... iúm really angry.'the brother and sister say they — along with kassyús boyfriend rich — were heading to a concert in oakland on highway 108 last wednesday night... they tell fox40 a woman in a mercedes crashed into their honda civic east of stearns road in oakdale (foster) (pam) (pam) happening

and upset at a driver they say was drunk (kassy badger-morse, injured in crash)'iúm really angry.....iúm really angry.'the brother and sister say they — along with kassyús boyfriend rich — were heading to a concert in oakland on highway 108 last wednesday night... they tell fox40 a woman in a mercedes crashed into their honda civic east of stearns road in oakdale (foster)why? why drink and drive? why take somebodyús parents away from their kids?' kassy -- who was driving suffered broken bones... michael -- the front passenger -- fractured 10 of his ribs... (foster)"thatús my biggest fear. when i was in the ambulance i asked them, úam i gonna live úcause i have two kids?ú"and rich — who was in the back seat.. is still fighting for his life in the icu.(fawn foster harbour, mother of siblings)'whole face is just filled with screws, heúll never see out of his left eye again.'while the accident has taken a toll on their bodies(kassy)'i want to be able to walk, i want to be able to go to the bathroom by myself, i want to able to take a shower.'both see the collision as an

release the memo russia gate morse into the f.b.i. gates also are the u.s. and turkey on the path to confrontation in syria and the great debate jordan peterson has called on one army and is taking the internet by storm. welcome back now in the russians the city of seoul train pace talks between the syrian government and opposition groups on a bouncy get underway the u.n. special envoy to syria stephan de mistura will be attending. gives us a preview. minutes after landing in cinci camera man jokingly asked if we'd been diverted to beirut look at the banners he said. they're everywhere the entire city seems to be plastered in the peace for the people of syria five hundred ten journalists were registered for the sochi peace conference in just four days representatives from seventy eight different channels as well as dozens and dozens of different news agencies most of them foreigners these army of journalists covering this event. only by the number of delegates one thousand six hundred delegates a descending on sochi to take part in these talks syrian politic

when samuel morse traveled to aance, he had been trained as torture painter and he saw immediately the possibility of taking portraits with photographs. deguerre said it would never be possible to take a portrait of a person because we need 20 minutes of exposure. no one will be able to keep still for so long. but it turned out that some humans could keep their faces still. idea of capturing the faces of the dead before you would never see them again became popular. particularly with children, children who died in a family, parents would pose them in their sunday best and put their living brothers and sisters around them and post them so they would have some remembrance of, once our family included all of these souls. photography developed an early connection with death. this took on a particular meaning with the coming of the civil war. at the very moment that william mumler was taking his first photographs, the photographers of the civil war, matthew brady and his protege alexander gardner, they were off in the battlefield, becoming the pioneers of photojournalism. in the work they w

character and this is what makes it seem so alive the fact is all the more surprising in view of the fate morse all suffered in the second world war. september nine hundred thirty nine three weeks after the germans invaded poland warsaw was surrounded the city was heavily bombarded and it was only a matter of days before it was taken. a group of german architects worked out meticulous plans for the demolition and redevelopment of warsaw they envisaged creating a communication center in its place the teeming metropolis was to be reduced to the size of a small provincial town there would no longer be any room for the polish people. after the wars all rising had been put down in one thousand nine hundred four the city was systematically destroyed houses and churches were blown up one after the other the germans knew the defeat was imminent and they were determined that not a stone should be left standing this senseless act of destruction had no military value it was carried out with only one aim in view to rob the polish people of their history and their national identity. my lord by the time the

and upset at a driver they say was drunk (kassy badger-morse, injured in crash)'iúm really angry..... sister say they — along with kassyús boyfriend rich — were heading to a concert in oakland on highway 108 last wednesday night... they tell fox40 a woman in a mercedes crashed into their honda civic east of stearns road in oakdale (foster)why? why drink and drive? why take somebodyús parents away from their kids?' kassy -- who was driving suffered broken bones... michael -- the front passenger -- fractured 10 of his ribs... (foster)"thatús my biggest fear. when i was in the ambulance i asked them, úam i gonna live úcause i have two kids?ú"and rich — who was in the back seat.. is still fighting for his life in the icu.(fawn foster harbour, mother of siblings)'whole face is just filled with screws, heúll never see out of his left eye again.'while the accident has taken a toll on their bodies(kassy)'i want to be able to walk, i want to be able to go to the bathroom by myself, i want to able to take a shower.'both see the collision as an opportunity to rebuild their live

before it would happen if they would learn morse no other. the climate would go haywire. a horrid scenario alone without snow on to morrow to the next on w. d w media center. see it. find it again. more of a. discovery. video and audio podcast and language courses. in the d w media center cat media center don t w dot com. earth. home two moons of species. a home worth saving. those are big changes and most start with small steps global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world. ideas that protect the climate boost green energy solutions and reforestation. who is out of people you cannot protect a force to create interactive content teaching the next generation about environmental protection by. using all channels available to inspire people to take action and we're determined to build something here for the next generation. global ideas the multimedia environment series on t.w. . hello and welcome to tomorrow today coming up. at those experiments imagining a world without snow. flashes of insight new research into lightning. and.

in november 2016, it overwhelmingly voted for donald trump and if there is by‘s from morse, it is hardnd here... daniel owns a building firm in the area and says he cannot find a time when business was so good. i am excited for 2018 and what's coming up ahead of us. the course, as i said, are out there and we are trying to figure out how to get this work done, that's the next age but that means it is going to be age but that means it is going to be a strong year! does this optimism stretch beyond construction? is it anything to do with donald trump? this is an attractive town built around the historic courthouse in the town centre. what is the verdict of voters ? the town centre. what is the verdict of voters? we brought together trump supporters and opponents... what i like about trump is what you see is what years... he isn't putting on a show for the public. hull what he has done is phenomenal. for the economy, it is exceedingly growing. he had inherited a great economy from barack obama. tax cuts will do long—term damage to the economy. after neo—nazis clashed with antiracism prote

republican conservative politics with morse public spending for you know the forgotten men women that he mentions every every so often so he could work very well with them accredit saying let's build a better infrastructure re modernize the country put bring forward digitalisation apprenticeship programs you know making the american public a ready for the jobs of the twenty first century these could all be very much unifiers economic unifiers that would make would already announced his recounts in two thousand and twenty but we'll have to see whether he goes into that kid. republicans aren't very fond of spending public money and with the tax law of twenty seventeen there's much not much wiggle room for these expenditures nicholas witchell say thank you so much for joining us. and doubly we'll be broadcasting the president trumps state of the union address which is due to a shuttle to start at two am u.t.c. you can watch it here live a second look now at some of the other stories making news around the world separatists in yemen backed by the united arab emirates seize the area around

and upset at a driver they say was drunk (kassy badger-morse, injured in crash)'iúm really angry.....m really angry.'the brother and sister say they — along with kassyús boyfriend rich — were heading to a concert in oakland on highway 108 last wednesday night... they tell fox40 a woman in a mercedes crashed into their honda civic east of stearns road in oakdale (foster)why? why drink and drive? why take somebodyús parents away from their kids?' kassy -- who was driving suffered broken bones... michael -- the front passenger -- fractured 10 of his ribs... (foster)"thatús my biggest fear. when i was in the ambulance i asked them, úam i gonna live úcause i have two kids?ú"and rich — who was in the back seat.. is still fighting for his life in the icu.(fawn foster harbour, mother of siblings)'whole face is just filled with screws, heúll never see out of his left eye again.'while the accident has taken a toll on their bodies(kassy)'i want to be able to walk, i want to be able to go to the bathroom by myself, i want to able to take a shower.'both see the collision as an op

release the memo russia gate morse into f.b.i. gate also for the u.s. and turkey on the path the confrontation in syria and the great debate in jordan peterson is called a one man army and has taken the internet by storm. russia's paralympian team is banned from the upcoming winter games as their son play now leads will be allowed to compete as neutral. the others were implicated in the system so it's not a matter of if i think it's fair it's a matter of meeting appreciated was approved by people but it will be a decision comes as the world anti-doping agency launches a new probe into claims the latest generation sample containers can easily be tampered with. islamic state says is behind an attack on a military academy in cobol which left eleven servicemen dead and another sixteen injured is the latest in a string of terrorist atrocities in afghanistan that have claimed more than one hundred lives. as variable welcome you're watching r.t. international broadcasting to you live from the russian capital and we carry. the international paralympic committee

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has so much history on this financier since the sixteenth century so many people from the knights of morse to have come by and they've left such a legacy which now i think is finally being recognized in. the letter was founded in the sixteenth century by knights of the order of st john the entire city has been listed as a unesco world heritage site since nine hundred ninety. one of the main sites is the granting of pastors counted to completed in fifteen seventy five one grand master john perry so order laviolette gave the city its name. since john's kolker food is the conventional church of the order of st john the floor is made up of three hundred seventy five marble slab over the tombs of the orders leading knights to the latter doesn't just have historical attractions the city gate is based on plans by star italian architect renzo piano as is the new parliament building. the cultural capital of europe it's outstanding it's fantastic for us as maltese we are all very proud you know this is the best years of malta for us and these last few years walter has grown so much and. this is the

imposes an involved own cell in our society arabia it's up to individual countries what they did ben morse in london thanks for waiting patiently have a feeling you're going to say money here but but it's not just the u.k. why or why are some governments the u.s. france russia china israel or so committed to. their defense industries. well i think there's two factors here think firstly it's let's divide the market up into i think small arms which calls you know ninety percent plus for the casualties in a conflict and platform and systems mission systems you know and this small arms market well you know that's as eighty countries in the world which can supply small arms now we have no real control over them for the large platforms well if you if you don't sell into them you know russia and china increasingly china have viable alternatives and of course. if you remove yourself from the global supply chain for defense then you will and you want to continue to protect moxie's and your allies then you're looking at your potential cost doubling at least doubling because you know you wouldn't be

release the memo russia gate morse into the f.b.i. gate also are the u.s. and turkey on the path the confrontation in syria and the great debate jordan peterson is called a one man army and is taking the internet by storm. welcome to sophie and co the north korean you are causing global concern the u.s. russia spat is paving the way to yet another arms race is a world free of nuclear weapons a beautiful dream or an achievable target i ask john to down apollo former united nations undersecretary for disarmament affairs. one diplomatic spat two men one way to reach from one button pushed by a tire jump the officer or one successful cyber attack even if only one nuclear weapon is fired off accidentally the catastrophe would be unimaginable. is the way to contain and control the danger signal to a new job or stop the world wide spread of nuclear weapons and will humanity ever be rid of them. jan to down apollo the former united nations undersecretary for disarmament affairs welcome to the show it's great to have you with us. ambassador would talk a lot about nu

released the memo russia gate morse into the f.b.i. gates also are the u.s. and turkey on the path to confrontation in syria and the great debate in jordan peterson is called a one man army and is taking the internet by storm. welcome back we're plans for margaret thatcher's statue alongside alleged war criminal winston churchill on parliament square rejected because the revelations in our next guest book maybe not but there's no doubt that britain's former diplomatic service chief has created waves with this month's publication of his diaries behind diplomatic lines relations with ministers lord right former ambassador to syria and saudi arabia service permanent undersecretary of state for foreign affairs and as head of the u.k. diplomatic service he joins me now thanks a lot right regarding on the show what exactly was misses that has a view of the emancipation of the black majority in south africa well i've recorded the conversation with me before i became p u s now about the u.s. stands for permanent under-secretary. but i have recorded the conversations

release the memo russia gate morse into the f.b.i. gate also are the u.s. and turkey on the path to confrontation in syria and the great debate in jordan peterson is called a one man army and has taken the internet by storm. welcome to sophie and co the north korean ships are causing global concern the us russia spat is paving the way to yet another arms race as a world free of nuclear weapons a beautiful dream or an achievable target i ask santa down apollo former united nations undersecretary for disarmament affairs. one diplomatic spat one moderator read from one button pushed by a tire jump the officer or one successful cyber attack even if only one nuclear weapon is fired off accidentally the catastrophe that would be unimaginable. is the way to contain and control the danger seem old saying this. never stop the world wide spread of nuclear weapons and will humanity ever be rid of them. chanting down apollo the former united nations under-secretary for disarmament affairs welcome treasure it's great to have you with us. ambassador would talk a lot abou

ryan morse represents several e-sports players. >> we're here, and it's not a joke anymore.re coming from their parents' basements, are now making more than their parents. >> okay, i'm definitely the biggest nerd. >> reporter: nerd or not, these players are quickly becoming the new faces of professional sports. mireya villarreal, cbs news, burbank, california. >> glor: that is the cbs evening news tonight. i'm jeff glor. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh >>> 13 kids allegedly tortured and chained by their parents. and the day they renewed their wedding vows with an elvis impersonator. ♪ viva las vegas >>> then, facing the monster in court. >> one by one his victims come forward. >> you broke and shattered a lot of girls. >> and, bad date backlash. >> uproar over the woman that says she had the worst night of her life with aziz ansari. >> you had an unpleasant date. >> ann curry breaks her silence. what she is saying about matt

ryan morse represents several e- sports players. >> we're here, and it's not a joke anymore.re coming from their parents' basements, are rdw making more than their parents. >> okay, i'm definitely the quggest nerd. >> reporter: nerd or not, these players are quickly becoming the new faces of professional sports. mireya villarreal, cbs news, burbank, california. >> glor: that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. i'm jeff glor. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.orgwould transform. taking major hits. one is scaling back.. would transform california.. taking major hits. one is >>> kpix5 news begins with two projects that would transform california taking major hits. one is scaling back. the other is seeing a stunning spike in cost. good evening. i'm allen martin. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. governor brown is facing big setbacks to his main legacy projects. we begin with high speed rail. the projected cost for one part of the bullet train just shot up by 35% to $10.6 billion. kpix5 political reporter melissa caen joins us now

release the memo russia gate morse into the f.b.i. gates also are the u.s. and turkey on the path the confrontation in syria and the great to be jordan peterson is called one army and is taking the internet by storm. welcome back swedish retail giant h. and m. has recalled a series of children's socks after it was alleged they featured a pattern resembling the word allah in arabic h. and m. has apologized claiming it was unintentional just weeks earlier the shop was accused of racism off to its council oaks featured a child wearing a hoodie with the words words coolest monkey in the jungle the child's mother though denied the ad was racist the latest controversy over the sox drew an irritated reaction a line. this is ridiculous the next will be that they forbid the small w. and them people have choices if you don't like them been done by them getting a little tired of saying you can't make this stuff up well things that cause offense is the latest topic of artie's new online project in case you missed it with polly boyko you can follow her page on twitter. i

release the memo russia gate morse into the f.b.i. gates also are the u.s. and turkey on the path the confrontation in syria and the great debate jordan peterson has called one army and is taking the internet by storm. zia's says harlan kentucky. boys you go three families leave. a coma any city with almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the promises that there was a lot of to see these people the survivors of disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in the million years i would see that and it's how it's happened. international paralympic committee holds its ban on team russia despite admitting the country's anti doping system is no longer corrupt but also says that only half of russian athletes who are proven to be clean may be allowed to compete as neutral . islamic state says that it's behind an attack on a military academy kabul which left eleven servicemen dead and another sixteen injured is just the lates

highly paid people that are very popular and there's bound to be controversy about this but i think the morse transparency we have about it says as i suggested in scandinavian countries it's a normal practice and of course in those countries they have more or less extended pay scale anyway because once people know how much people are paid they tend to be much more judgments all about why people are being paid more than they ought to be at the top of the at the top of the tree and i think what we need more honesty about all of this all round is is everybody's best interests certainly not an issue that so going to go away anytime soon martin summers journalist commentator thanks for your take today on r.t. on that story. now north and south korea have held their first official talks in more than two years ago she issues were held in the demilitarized zone between the two countries is what i guess if it is following developments. it went well which is rare to hear these days when it comes to the korea's one north korea agreed to send a delegation to the winter olympics in pyongyang chang sportsp

release the memo russia gate morse into the f.b.i. gate also are the u.s. and turkey on the path the confrontation in syria and the great debate jordan peterson is called a one man army and is taking the internet by storm. i'm not saying we're going underground twenty four hours after thousands marched to remember those killed and injured by british soldiers in the bloody sunday atrocity in ireland coming up in this show we'll be looking at another alleged atrocity committed by british soldiers will there ever be any justice for the victims of the troubles with people marching through derry to commemorate the anniversary of belfast bloody sunday this week we investigate. the lesser known thirty six hours in belfast that left up to eleven civilians dead in august one thousand seven hundred one and shin fein member of parliament denounces proposals to give british crown forces amnesty for their actions in the six counties was margaret thatcher a racist britain's former head of the diplomatic service tells us she advocated a white suit. and the defacto drownin

more more human and actually not be the answer more of the way forward and even how many times the morse miscue robots are quite cost prohibitive about as we all know as well so you know something like that we just saw in that clip i don't see playing a role any time soon in the home of an older adult but a simple robot i can see happen in the next several years i've got a little bit of cynicism half in the you chief audience that never happens miss a sentence says i heard this story thirty years ago alex what makes this technology feasible ai has been oversold over the yes in the last few moments is that chad what would you say to push back. so first of all you are correct this technology has been oversold on the other hand the last ten years have seen dramatic improvements in key facets of ai around boyce recognition speech recognition conversational capability things that are really crucial to interacting with people who are elderly and that will make it a much better experience today than it was. could have been ten fifteen twenty years ago there's a confluence of things that have br

that morse quit her marketing job to run goat yoga full time. >> i have big and small, old, young.o have never tried yoga before coming to the classes. >> there is no denying, that, more and more people, are seeing goats less and less. as just live stock. and goats looking cute. making silly sound. >> yeah. >> seem to be popping up everywhere. from the country music award. >> look everybody else in nashville. caught up in the biggest workout craze this year. >> get yoga. >> to youtube. >> look at that body. >> front and center. thanks in part -- to leeann lauracella. working as a corporate event planner. got two baby goats on a win. >> ansel, the king. queen of the herd. first two rescues. what surprised me about being a goat owner was how much i liked it. working outside. with, with, goat poop and hay and straw and the more time that i spent cleaning stalls, the less that i wanted to go back to the city and go to work. so i took the plunge. and, quilt my job with, with zero plans. on my first day of unemployment, instagram featured one of my photos on their home magic. i got like

let's cross over to ed morse.n terms of the opec reaction going into the later part of 2018, could we see more tangible moves to cut the price down? ed: certainly there is an incentive to. they want the price down, because they are fearful of the shale response but also the response of deep water. these are three unconventional resources that have seen the structure plummet. we have these longer-term projects, along with shale, which has a short cycle ahead of it, up and down as it responds to prices. yousef: the risk from shale, we put this up on a chart. wti versus your rate count. ever soe count edged up slightly. at what point does it become critical? at what price point does opec need to react? when do you expect to see more action? ed: i don't know what action is going to happen from opec, but we have heard from the russian oil minister just before the weekend, and he reiterated the point that was made at the last opec meeting, namely that we have a price just in this agreement, when the countries meet again

we were very worried that many students would come back in fact many students came back many more morse new students came and over the last three or four weeks this university has become a bright beacon of hope but for all of afghanistan. oh most eight hundred students are enrolled here many of them can still remember the attack which claimed the lives of sixteen people. when they talk of and we were in the second floor of the building which was attacked and then the attackers eventually made their way up to the class that we were hiding so we had to actually skip through the window because obviously we hope the hallways and. work for the patrol actually but about what about for the betterment. so we had just go through that when he said i want gone as the violent extremists as the high proportion of female students at the university almost fifty percent. it left me his card for for months because i lost some of my great friends in the attack but every came back because we wanted to tell the insurgents that no matter how many times you attack or how much you want to scare us we're going

many of the women also want him to show the morse. him to show the morse.you to apologise to me right here. apologise to me right here. hear you tell me you regret all of the hurt you have caused. the hurt you have caused. thank you. the women who have shared their stories as sister survivors. stories as sister survivors. testimony has been harrowing but also inspiring. also inspiring. survivor of sex abuse to relive their ordeal. their ordeal. that in front of their attacker in court. court. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, lansing, michigan. time about being diagnosed with a severe form of brain cancer. to host the 2012 olympic games. could be improved. to the today programme's nick robinson. better opportunities for people managing cancer. managing cancer. want to do and how do i know how long it's going to last? long it's going to last? certainly going to do everything i can to make it a very long time. at deepcut barracks in 1995. at the barracks in surrey over a seven year period. a coroner has previously ruled that he took his own life. to thousands of

yousef: we had ed morse on earlier, in terms of the outlook for oil prices, where do you see that going0, for some people it as high. yaser: we do not have an explicit forecast and i think that forecasting oil prices is more of a false errand. yousef: that is a bold call. yaser: a very difficult thing to get right. i think, obviously the higher price leads to a better fiscal situation for countries in this region and for in general exporters across the emerging markets, but it is important on a global basis to contrast between the countries that are more the importers versus the commodity exporters, and within the emerging markets that is a distinct and we work with clients with. yousef: thank you for coming on the program. some of the key themes as we count you down to the market open. here is what we are looking at. we are kicking off with --, too big for energy rights. that is according to the ceo, who says iraq is vastly underexplored in terms of oil. has been atana gas the center of controversy because of existing -- and that is still unresolved. quite a performance for the stock,

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it's morse of a budgeting and a management shift.nd then we have our full-time survey team working on designations, city-wide survey and then the only -- we are fully staffed right now, save one position, which ms. lavalle is in as the acting senior preservation planner. she's now wearing sort of two hats as survey coordinator and senior preservation planner. so as we figure out what is going to happen with those positions, we'll be back to you to give you an update on that. but overall, we don't see a major shift or increase or decrease in staffing. so, i think the good news at least for us is based on your urging and your recommendations to the board of supervisors, we've been able to create new positions and fully staff the department based on various levels of expertise and subject matter interest to fully address the concerns and interests of this commission and the department. so, with that, we know that for city-wide survey in particular, this commission would like a full briefing on where we are with the city-wide survey. we'

nasa estimate morse than 17,000 employees will be furloughed. those working on experiments will have to abandon them after the government reopens. in many cases that means starting over. >> the united states air force academy in colorado springs, colorado announced the cancellation of all sporting events. the centers for disease control expected to furlough 61% of its staff in the midst of a deadly influenza outbreak across the united states. the cdc says it plans to continue its immediate response to urgent disease outbreaks. >> states are doing what they can to deal with the shutdown. officials in new york announcing ellis island and the statue of liberty will stay open on the state's dime under an agreement with the interior department. also, the state of arizona stepping in to keep the grand canyon open as well. >> you know, you have to get tickets for the statue of liberty crown sometimes in months. people who have planned on that. >> and travel heard for that. >> also in terms of military in terms of rrvegs anybody who does training for th

to put a germanium in morse is it and here is the deal of money and. the city they met with lawfully that initially i don't let it have been lost they do indeed for him a sharia can't be all the better has won him a should i let you put him at elaine in. the city million eight. the defense was trying to say look. the justice department is alleging that. the holy land foundation is supporting terrorism because they're working with aka committees but we have a long list of projects funded by the us government working with american n.g.o.s who worked with zakat committees and we have the documentation to show this. the the court kept a lot of that documentation out of the trial these defendants picked a particular finance or giving money to the csicop committees knowing it was going to hamas whether it's a legitimate or not really isn't it is you it's whether they knew that the money that was being funneled to the committees were actually going to hamas and i think we have established that at trial but the united states government was also given money to

that the sfpuc conduct accuracy and policy awareness counts to revise fuel inventory procedures for a morse reliable system of reporting, to establish policy to document causes of variances over a certain threshhold and then to also create a tracking list for items that are temporarily relocated. management did concur with all recommendations, partially or fully. in quarter two, ending december 31 this year, we'll expect to complete the financial audits previously mentioned in this presentation. and as well as complete performance audits, inclusive of a state grant audit for prop 84 for ground water storage and recovery and our department is also participating in two city-wide audits for city-wide payroll and another one for city-wide fleet management. upcoming audits include the p.g. interconnection cost review performed internally at the sfpuc. at our last discussion t commission requested more detailed reporting that would provide more information regarding open audits and recommendations. as a start, we included an expanded summary of all audits within the quarterly audit report and tha

any of if you believe these, whether it's morse law or any of these compounding 25 leration laws, the next years the rate of change will be even more rapid. opefully that rate of change will be for the better. our panel is going to offer a glimpse of what that future holds. promise of what's possible and some of the challenges that the for us.oses tos a chance for us to begin think about the actions we can future. for that today are tim fry, senior rd researcher at the pew research center and the director of state public policy. >> someone is calling me on my cell phone. not going to answer. from microsoft, we look forward to your remarks, and robust conversation changing face of the wes west. good afternoon, and thanks for the opportunity to share team and i that my have been learning around the office at gallup. i'll share for five or seven minutes about some of the things relates to d as it k-12 education, college workplace.nd the some of the transitions that fall within that. i think maybe the first thing, is first thing i would share that over the last 10 years we've had a lot of

the river seine right here, but there are hundred morse tributaries associated with this river.you look at this, we know some 250 communities and towns have already been impacted farther downstream. expecting another 200 or so towns to be in the path of this. certainly when the story begins to dwindle a little bit for paris, which certainly they deserve it at this point, and we think peak of the flooding there, at least the gates. you've got to be concerned some time monday night. expect water levels to rise elsewhere downstream that is going to be a major concern for friends across paris over the next several weeks and further downstream as well. i'll leave you with the photos what is happening across tehran and iran where upwards of nearly 57 meters of fresh snow came down. over a meter into the mountains. major disruptions across the capital city and of course the highways, the airport briefly shut down because telephone snowfall. parts of 20 provinces, guy, impacted across the middle east in iran with heavy snowfall this past weekend. >> unbelievable. thank you so much, pedr

this dog called morse went missing, and he got stolen, he just nipped called morse went missing, andnt, hejust ran off. they said two people put him on the back of a van, but maybe they got it wrong. anyway, he is back. that is the point of the story. after several weeks, £10,000 reward, he is actually back with his owner. morse is a good name for a dog. that is what i was going to say. we will do papers later on, i will show you the uk's oldest ballet dancer, and! will show you the uk's oldest ballet dancer, and i will tell you a little secret about the next series of the crown. since august of last year, more than 500,000 rohingya muslims have been forced to flee violence and persecution in myanmar. the united nations has described the military offensive that provoked the exodus as a textbook example of ethnic cleansing. many have sought refuge in neighbouring bangladesh, in what has become the world's largest refugee camp. our south asia correspondent, justin rowlatt, is there for us this morning. what are conditions like? give us a look around, what is happening there this mornin

there's a detected incoming ballistic missile, is just an absolute worst case scenario, made much morse by the fact that you had highlighted with senator schatz from hawaii, that it took 38 minutes, twice the amount of time that it would take for an actual rocket to get here, for a correction to go out to say that was a false alarm. think about the school kids that had to run and take cover, the families, people that were praying in their bath tubs. the senator himself said that he's not willing to make the judgment call quite yet, but there's a big question here, should that button remain in the hands of hawaii civilian defense? should they be the ones to alert the people of hawaii, or should it be in the hands of of the united states military, which obviously did not sound the alarm today, richard. >> jacob soboroff in hawaii, not too far away from pacific command. he was describing -- we'll have him back later and have more exclusive video from the command center for us. jacob, thanks so much. he was asking the question, who should be in charge of these emergency alerts? we'll get a

camera and how do you know morse is not what all of the minorities bush and you'll have. been opposing bit of. feel that laughter was. one of the most of. you well you'll have to do about it i still hold my record of president. assisted. and. most addicts are. scary for him or us one hell of a time when a few little can really so your day that our pals are who is general counsel to the treasury at the time said quote it was almost comical and quote unquote we just listed out as many of the usual suspects as we could and said let's go freeze some of their asses i have my suspicions that israel was involved in that but i don't know that but i do know because it's been written about and is public now that the treasury department literally created scapegoats and said we have these palestinians let's just go out and seize their assets and that's what they did there was no hearing there was no due process there were. nothing they went in and seized everything down to the plants. in two thousand and two the holy land foundation represented by me and my law partners filed a lawsu