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in doing so we hope to present the engagement so a new revised mou is student centred. thank you to all of our peers so they're we're able to participate in the focus group. we would like to thank the student leaders and administration at wallenburg high school follow allowing us to use their facility for their school meeting. >> next year's delegates began last friday. we are excited to run for this important leadership position. all students are encouraged to vote and partake in this year's student delegate vote. the link is tinyworld.com. thank you to all six candidates tor your dedication to student voice this serving constituents. we wish you the best campaign run. >> our next meeting is march 8 at 5:00 p.m. upstairs in the cafeteria room. this is a public council and anyone is welcome to attend. if you like to attend or like a copy of the agenda, please contact our supervisor. thank you and happy birth day, dr. matthews. >> thank you for that report. number four, recognitions and rosresolutions of commendation. >> tonight we recognize our board-certified teachers.

the mou we will sign this weekend has nothing to do with 5g.pecific companies said the name huawei is not mentioned. neither is mentioned any of the italian or chinese company names. this is just a framework that establishes how italy and china would wish to cooperate into the development of infrastructure along the silk road. project in asia and africa, there's will be needed. , thetechnical economy development of infrastructure is at the basis of every country's economic sustainable development. many of the countries along the silk road lack infrastructure. you mentioned other partners concerns, we are happy to take on board any suggestions. we have not had any alternative .o this silk road project if there was any, we would be happy to participate. i think italy leading the remaining countries along silk road will entice other countries to join and maybe form a strategy,tratus -- vis-a-vis other countries along the silk road. salvini has been outspoken about trying to limit agreements as china come in. are you concerned about china trying to

the fact that sit tally will sign an mou to be part of the belt and road initiative is provocative te views as skepticism. a port city that is part of china's big linking up east and west if this happens. belt and road is about creating speedier routes for developing china's pro h products but italy hoping it will be the other way too. xi publishing a editorial in a italian newspaper, a bit of a charm offensive, praising the two country's cultural heritage and making reference to the silk road and marco polo. he says there are new ways to cooperate among sectors. some say italy is being very naive about all of this. >> they are totally amateurs. amateurs are more dangerous than professionals. reporter: in the works may be coming from one brand of italy's populist government. in fact the most important politician here, the most popular i should say, is saying closer look at all of this needs to be taken before the trigger is pulled. he said that he is of course all about economy but security does come first. he doesn't want, quote, someone to wake up on the other side of the world and

what we're talking about, the controversial issue is this mou that will be signed.ls but the mou for china's belt and road initiative which is serious of international infrastructure projects investments, in ports roads, railways to facilitate the movement of chinese goods is big thing to accomplish on the trip. italy is crying out for infrastructure improvements. in the port city of genoa where a major bridge collapse killing 43 people. genoa would be part of that belt and road project, if it in fact goes forward. many of the g7 have more chinese investments going on that italy are staying away specifically from belt and road for now. it is symbolic issue. it gives china a conduit to europe in way sort of investments don't. some say italy's populist government is being naive about this. >> the government is saying very simply we have little trade with china. it is time to make up with china. that's it. very, very simple. however, things are not that simple. international politics is never so straightforward. reporter: now, italy, susan, is being accused of breaking

see that rain coming back and some of the computer models showing a slight rain chance, especially in mou into the south bay this afternoon, but that may only be a few minutes. for form morning we wake up and see the rain moving into the north bay from 9:00 to 10:00, waves of showers off and on throughout the day tomorrow. and tapering off early saturday morning. it does showasthat can inside. additional rainfall totals may reach from a half to close to an inch of rain in the north bay, as well as the santa cruz mountains, the rest of us less than a half inch of rain. we are going to see wet weather and a slight chance on saturday as well. sunday is looking all day. and early next week we could see more rain moving in that will be off and on, especially through next week. mike you're seeing folks working late in the east bay? >>> yes, their late work makes some people late for work or has the potential there. the green on our sensors, and not highlighting green, roadway, different conditions today. we have a jam traffic north 238. 880, the connecter still closed. it's supposed to be clear

tonight grief stricken families are mouing loved ones. of the 149 passengers and 8 crew members, 8 were americans.ra r shows flight et 302 lost contact just six minutes aft take off at 8:44 a. local time crashing about 30 miles from the airport. the cause still unclear. though data from flight radar 24 shows the vertical speed whether the plane was climbing or descending was unstable after take off. >> it's one of the safest airlines in the world. >> we can't rule out anything. >> it's the same model involved in the indonesian lion air crash in october that also went down ortly after take off killing 189 people. boeing said it was sending a technical team to work with eth yo -- ethiopians and u.s. transport authorities. >> thi person was lucky to be alive after missing the flight. >> everybody told me to take the second flight. >> fonight relativm around the world wait for news including one family said to have lost his wife and two children. nbc news, london. >> team coverage continues with more on the life he lived. the third year law s

do more for your whole mou. is raised with no allantibiotics ever.c winding down ] they're a great decision for snacktime. allowing the band to practice at your house... not a great decision. keep it real. keep it tyson any'tizers. >>> welcome back. this morning loudoun county public schools is facing new questions about its highly.e selective s. programs. >> a local naacp chapter says the selecti process at the academies of loudoun may be biased. that's because of the small number of blacktudents accepted into the specialized schools. >> cory smith takes a closer look and shows us how the school district is trying to fixhe issue. >> reporter: the academies of clouden includes two p grams geared towards s.t.e.m. fields. 65 african-american students applied for a spot in those programs for this school year. only o was accepted. the numbers don't add up? >> they don't add up. >> reporter: those numbers got her to demand the school district address the disparity. currently it's based on a student's academic progress and scores on tests. >> it'y subjecti

. >>> avalanches are being triggered on purpose in colorado near someai mou roads. transportation crews used explosives to send snow flying f the slopes yesterday. a 15-mile stretch of mountain roads had to be shut down as they cleared out 15 feet of snow that fell. it's actually a method to prevent accidental avalanches which have impacted traffic in the last few days. >> we showed y theideo yesterday of one of the natural avalanches. nobody was hurt but left drivers stranded on sunday. another winter storm is making its way thrgh that areaight now. >>> the teen who was vaccinated against his mother'siss took center stage here in washington. ethan defied his mom by getting vaccinated at the age of 18. he spoke before congress taking on the anti-vaxers and social media yesterday. he told congress sites like facebook are to blame forsp ading misinformation about vaccine safety. >> for my mother, her love,nd affectionare as a parent was used to push an agenda to create aalse ress. and these sources which spread misinformation should be the primary concern of the ameri

they are questioning whether they should sign that mou that will get them in the products -- in the projectsbelt and road initiative. you mentioned monaco. telecom last year agreed to have huawei as one of their equipment providers for 5g. that could be a motive again -- a motivation for president xi to go there. joe: as xi jinping goes to europe, it has been a little bit quiet on the u.s. front. what is happening? shery: i don't know. we have been talking about this progress on china-u.s. trade talks and yet we haven't seen details. we have seen china willing to buy agricultural goods, yet we haven't seen progress. this morning, we heard from a u.s. agriculture secretary. they were talking about what the dynamic means. i will have a chance to ask him exactly that. i get to talk to him at 6:30 eastern tonight on daybreak australia. we will be talking about what he very attractive numbers. kind of know, right? over howeverllars many years, but we haven't ratified anything. shery: at the beginning of the trade talks, we heard about 2 million tons of u.s. soybeans. we have heard reports of more

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all of us have to do and i don't care if you are republican or democrat, we have two yeaears and one mou a reason. it's to listen to each other. we all have to listen. we need to be clear, this entire constitution that we stand up against hatred, bigotry and move on to what the american people want us to do. >> if that is the message, it is quite a general one. why did it take so long for the democratic party to reach unity on that message? >> i don't think it took that long to reach unity. i think there was a lot of, first of all, we were gone over the weekend. there was a lot of discussion. a lot of members of this caucus had very strong feelings about what they're seeing. we move very quickly. a lot of times things don't move this quickly. you have to realize that a lot of times there are gotcha moments. i think we find a way to remember that we are not republicans or democrats, that we are americans and we stand up against hatred against anybody. they are trying to do gotcha moment. we are voting on it today, a very strong sense. tomorrow we will move on with doing the people's busin

. >> jimmy carter mou ive us all. >> the t brain cancer, yught would take him down. fought a good fight. >>> if the weather has you feeling down, brighter days are ahead. >> that was evident at nats park for media day.ey as kmith smith found out, this season won't only be for sports fans, but foodies, too. >> reporter: look, i love baseball as much as the next guy. but s where the action is, the food. this year, the nats e paying homage for food across the dmv.o i tone for the team. i tried the food out myself. korean chicken wing. goodness gracious. that's good. so was the empanada, a taco in a bowl, papousa, and new york pastrami dog. and fans can skip the line and order from their seat, using the caviar app and pick up their food when it's ready. >> the most important thinis to make sure they have as much time to watch baseball as they want. anything we can bring them and make tir lives easier is better. >> reporter: making it worthwhile for all fans is a allenge for any ball clu the operations manager says it's the best part of the off-season. >> it's a lot of fu

even if they do it ano, ma'am mou -- unanimously we need to know. >> he and his father were working together to redirect the lives of menn prison. the two were building their relationshou. >> see stories, hear stories about the feeling of being reunited with your family.ve like we a unique bond. so coming home it was -- i can't explain it. >> reporter: police say weaver was left prince george hospital suffering from a gun shot wednesday moing. they're asking anyone who saw it to come forward. >> they put him in acar, drove him to the hospital, left him there and took off. that's concerning. why wouldn't you stay and talk to us, tell us what happened, whates you know. are people we are desperate to speak with. >> prince george's county police wa topeak with the driver. they're asking witnesses, anyone whoay have seen him dropped off in front of the hospital to come forward with information they have that can help ithe investigation. prince george's county police really need the public's help in this case. reporting live i'm tracee wilkins. back to you all in the studio. >> switching gears to

existential anxiety if you don't know what your mral pose is you turn into fanatic because this power mouent gives clean moral logic you know your purpose in the universe and you have a clear enemy you can go kill who are human. so it clears your existential anxiety because everything is literally black and. whi >> woodruff: right now you don't have an evident to condemn to say this is wrong. >> we all know it's wrong. i mean but how do you confront something that is almost subterranean. it's not something we run insoto of us daily. it was just one moment yesrd on capitol hill when the most powerful democrat on the country quoted the most popinar presidenhe last century. it just said thanks, quoting this presiannt. to each wave of new arrivals to this land ofrt opity. we're a nation for every young. forever bursting with energy and eew ideas. always leading world to the next frontier. if we ever close the door to new americans, our leadership in the world will soon be lost.ga ronald res last speech to the american people. >> woodruff: nancy pelosi. >> nancy pelosi's speaker of the house a

mou how much lower would we be if the faangs aren't going what they are doing the market is in a totally confused state you are going back and forth on the reality of this economic lift look at a chart of small business optimism. it's at the lowest level it's been at since the president was elected in november of 2016. there's got to be a reason for that i think a lot of these answers, you mentioned before, 2500 or 3,000. if we get a 3,000 print, you'll see a 3250 print that means there's some form of clarity whether it's in the form of earnings or a resolution on trade tensions but there's a lifting and almost all clear >> if powell is right and the economy is better than some are giving it credit for and he underscored patience patience, patience, patience and the fed is on whole, isn't that a great scenario for stocks. what's the problem with that >> there's seemingly flo problem with that. the last thing you want him to say is we're on hold that's the reality of situation. the other thing that i do want to point out and somewhere to joe's excellent, i think that i'd love to see this

. >> a mou between the sfpuc and the convention facilities government to install or energy system at months coney west 373 howard street providing electricity to the facility. >> chairwoman: so moved. >> i'll second. i do have one question. and it looks like our financial staff has left. you may have to get back to me. it was a charter accounts small renewables and a bunch of numbers. so my question is, what does that mean? >> barbra hail, just just a reference to the particular capitol project line item in the power capital budget. so that's the chart of accounts is the new financial system jargon where the capital program dollars were assigned. it used to have a 518 blah blah blah might have been more familiar to you. now that we converted to the f.s.p., this is the new one. you will see this all over. >> such a big number. >> right. >> part of it, i was wondering if this was a source of money. >> it's still our revenue. >> thank you. >> any public comment? do i have a motion? >> i need a vote. >> and we have a second. >> ok. >> all those in favor. >> aye. >> opposed. the motion ca

connell: we don't like mous, we are told.he president says don't call them that anymore. >> okay, i'm sorry. the fact is that this deal has teeth, right. this deal has teeth. if you don't live up to your deal, this is what's going to happen. connell: that's the point. that's if china agrees to that. >> that's exactly why we haven't seen it come to fruition yet. because if they don't, you can't sign a piece of paper that has no meaning. if they don't do it, there's actual repercussions. i think that's why now the delay is oh, you're not going to just look away if i don't live up to the agreement. connell: we should explain that a little. it was interesting the way kudlow phrased it. there's this whole debate about how we will enforce the deal with china. so the united states apparently has been saying well, if you guys don't play by the rules we will put tariffs back on but if you do that, you, being china, can't retaliate. kudlow saying that's in writing, that's in the deal. that doesn't mean it's been approved by china, as h

this item was approved at our last commission meeting, and later today we will have a project related mou with rec and park for your approval. this timeline shows how some of the other major phase i projects are progressing. the red line shows us where we are as of quarter ending december. excuse me. on this slide i just want to point out there are several other projects at southeast plant. gaffe handling, 521, 522 upgrade projects are already well into construction. the seismic reliability improvements in southeast plant power feed projects are scheduled to start construction later this year. west side pump station reliability improvements is one of the projects where the bids came back significantly above our construction budget, so we're looking at options to rescope and bring that cost back on track. and, lastly, the central bay side system improvement project is at 35%, while we're working to finalize the property procurement with caltrans. this slide shows our cumulative outreach through december and a few photos for recent events. our outreach efforts at the conclude of 2018 were f

yesterday hundreds of mou ers gathered at the cemeteries. special graves have to be constructed so they're appropriate for muslim burials. 50 people were killed in the attack, 30 remain in the hospital. >>> deputies hope to find the person shooting out car windows in the middle othe ght. this white four-door sedan has been seen driving through neighborhoods where cars are being vdal lysed. someone has shot out windows on more than two dozen cars. wepoke with someone whose window was shot out and hopes cat catching the vandals will show others the't get away with something like this. >> serves as a deterrent to other people ifomou dohing like this, you will get caught. >> 1,000 dollar reward is being offered to anyone w help catch the people responsible for these crimes. >>> it's now 6:04. now on news 4 today, a georgetown alumni group wants action following that college admissionsg cheat scandal at several elite universities. an alumnus start an online petition calling on georgetown univerty to rescind degrees and admissions of any alumni an

to cooperate, that is big given what kara just laid out of the noncooperation has received from the mous white house and even the trump organization. what do you think is most interesting in terms of what hope hicks may give them? >> she's sort of perfectly situated to be a devastating witness against the president and those around him, particularly on the obstruction of justice inquiry. she was inner inner circle. she was inside the room when some of these key decisions were made. as a prosecutor, that is the best kind of cooperating witness. someone who can take you into the inner sank where the decisions were made. i'm looking at two things. number one, after that trump tower meeting in june of 2016 where kushner and jump junior met with russians to try to get dirt on hillary clinton, hope hicks was responsible for putting together the message that it was about an adoption. and she was reportedly texting with don junior on the ground and i want know all about that and see those texts. second of all, she was apparently in part of the decision-making process in the firing of jim comey w

the department of building inspection, buyer, public works and public works will enter into an mou that outlines the procedure for written confirmation that the project complies with all applicable health and safety standards, zoning, and compliance. the section of the government code is temporary, and set to expire on january 21st, 2021. i am joined today by colleagues from h.s.h., publicwork works, should there be any questions. the department supports this ordinance before you. it complies with the general plan, by working to reduce homelessness. with over 7,000 homeless individuals in san francisco, there's a mandate for innovative solutions to help expedite the construction of emergency shelters. this concludes my presentation. and i'm available for questions. >> president melgar: thank you very much. we will take public comment on this item now. >> good afternoon, misser. cory smith on behalf of the san francisco housing action coalition, speaking here in support. and frankly with this type of stuff, if weed like to see it go further and find more opportunities to be able to provi

be in the mid to upper 60s but this power house of a storm getting going out here across the iaier mound developing out on to the great plains. severe weather for much of oklahoma and texas if you're flying out into the lone star state or chicag and st. louis, this storm will have a big impact on travel over the next 24 to 48 hours. for us, it will be sunny and dry today. just some high clouds around. clouds thickening up dur day tomorrow and here is future weather friday morning at 6:00 a.m., showers around. and hit and miss rain chances off and on through all of your friday. but that rain pulls out of here just in time for your weekend. it will be muchcooler, though. high temperatures only near 50 degrees both saturday and sunday. saturday will be breezy as well. sunday, of course, is st. patrick's day. don't forget to wear some green. >> right. and have that corned beef and cabbage, too. takinglook, we have this crash investigation in the district. so this is eastern avenuee be varnum and randolph street in northeast still blocking all lanes. we'll keep you updated and let you know

i want to call your attention for current mou negotiations, a commitment that was made by the chinese in 2012 in the 2012 agreement they said in 2017 they would provide, quote, additional meaningful compensation, end quote, in terms of increasing revenue shares to u.s. studios. it seems clear that a revenue share of at least 40% of gross box office would be consistent with international norms. given that resolving this issue would be indicative of china's compliance with the wto obligations under a trade dispute settlement, can you confirm that is a priority for the negotiations in a trade deal with china? >> yes, congressman. it's a priority and something we spend a fair amount of time talking about. they know precisely where we are. as you know it's a complicated issue. the key point revenue sharing isn't that complicated though. they can try to -- secretary mnuchin is very much involved and knows about that industry a lot more than i do. the distribution thing becomes more complicated be. should be some changes there too. what we haven't done are things that will challenge control.

we also have some responsibilities under the statute working with the department of education on and mou to do information sharing on complaints and other things and all of that work we will take on as soon as i can get the person on board who is going to oversee that. >> two things. number one the reason you have the vacancy in the office is because in his resignation letter, mr. frogman who had this position said, "the bureau has abandoned the very consumers it is tasked congress with protecting. the bureau has undercut enforcement of the law, undermined the bureau's independence, shielded bad actors from scrutiny. that is why you have a vacancy. so you have an environment in the wrong mission. and you didn't respond to my question about the public service loan forgiveness. why is it that 99% of applicants are being denied? are loan services at fault? >> senator, that is a question for the department of education certainly is there program when it comes to federal student loans, as you know it's 92% of the market. it's with the federal side. that is why i want to have a conversation wi

. >>> joining me mou from missouri, congressman, welcome back to the broadcast.t you know about the 60 people or entities will be requesting documents from. >> it will grow. there are other committees, financial services committee, which i'm a member, where maxine waters is going to do some of the same thing. she's going to bring in, a possibility, she said, for subpoenas. we've got to look at everything we can because unfortunately and tragically and to some degree painfully our colleagues on the other side when they were in power refused to hold the other branch of government accounta e accountable. this is not a witch hunt, this is called accountability. the public hasn't seen it in the last two years so it's difficult to recognize. >> congressman nadler into saying he wants -- he believes the president obstructed justice and abused power. in your mind is that enough to start impeachment proceedings now? is there a reason to wait? >> i think jerry nadler is one of the smartest people i've been around in my life. there are a lot of fabulous political minds insi

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he was there to film theorld mous sardine run.swam back to his boat he asked his team did you get the picture? they got it. >> reporter: it is one of the great spectacles ofnature, the stunning sardine run off the south african coast, but what came next was even more incredible and unexpected. in the jaws of a whale a ldlife photographer just his legs showing. >> it took less than two seconds. >> reporter: and amazingly he survived. >> in that two seconds, the first thing which i realized s thething grabbed me, pushed my head together and i cod feel the pressure a instantly knew a whale. >> reporter: this morning rainer schimpf telling us there wasn't time to be terrified. >> my second thought is it can't swallow me. the throat of a whale b is not enough to swallow a human, and my next thought is it's most g likelyng to dive down with me. >> everything went black? >> yeah, because i was inside. >> reporter: if th brewhale had pulled him down he would have surely died. >> ire held myh and i was prepared. that's the only thing you c

they were codifying the mou between us and israel, and i will also say that i see that as the floor andour strong partnership in support to israel. the miu wasn't quite as strong as i had hoped, but i think for us to come together in a bipartisan way, to make sure they maintain their quantitative military edge, and that we're able to counterthe bds movement around the world. that legislation allowed states like arizona, for example, they're working some additional legislation. they did in the past. it was caught in the courts. but it allows them to choose, to say you know what? we're not going to do business with might be that's part of the bds movement. i thought it was really important for us to speak on that issue. [ applause ] >> i want to turn to the topic of missile defense. part of my family lives in central israel. they were in the bomb shelter this morning when the rocket fell about two miles from where they live. senator mcsally, part of the iron dome system is built in arizona. you know how critical iron dome has been. talk to us about the importance of missile defense given

kristin: mou would she? stood up, and would not have given into the bullying from the eu. they're treating this is an a punishment, a warning to other european countries, this is what happens if you dare leave the european club. so margaret thatcher would have stood up to the bullies and interests, and celebrated the idea of britain leaving the european union. and i think that president trump is correct on his criticism. and i think he would of done a job if he were in charge. kristin: and i'm reminded when woo we were talking about the israeli-palestinian conflict, he said it could get worse before it get worse. could that happen with the u.k. >> and brexit may not happen at all in theresa may caves in again. she needs to stand up. brexit is a great, great for free, and great for america as well. i hope that the brexit process will move forward and that britain can be on april 12th a truly free nation again. kristin: a fascinating few weeks and days. thanks for your expertise. leland. leland: all right, tak