they told the bbc they understand that mr park is in north korea, and of course north korea isn‘t goingl in these cases, not just when dealing and that is typical in these cases, notjust when dealing with hackers from north korea, but also other countries as well, particularly russia and china. so i don‘t think it is likely that we will ever see him face a court or anything like that in the us. what is important about this, and one of the reasons the us bothers to go through this process , the us bothers to go through this process, is it puts it to paper and says these are the things we have found out, and it can be used often to imposed sanctions down the line or even to push for more resources to check for this kind of thing. so although the man himself, mr park, won‘t see any kind ofjustice, if he is the man behind some of these attacks, the exercise is useful for other reasons. twitter has blocked the accounts of the right—wing conspiracy theorist alex jones and his infowars website. the social media site made the move after he posted a number of tweets which violated the company‘s

although the man himself, mr park, he will not see any kind ofjustice, if he is the man behind thesend mobile app after personal and financial details were compromised. the us, france, germany and canada back britain's assessment that two russian military intelligence officers were behind the salisbury nerve agent attack. burt reynolds, star of smokey and the bandit, deliverance and boogie nights, has died at the age of 82. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london's and frankfurt ended the day. and in the the united states this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. urgent action is being taken against shrewsbury and telford hospital trust by the regulator, the care quality commission. it follows an unannounced inspection a week ago which revealed widespread concerns about the quality of patient care and safety. the trust was already under investigation for a cluster of baby deaths in its maternity services. 0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanan sent us this update from telford. this shows the level of concern the regulators have about this the p

hau, mr. park, mr. no, and mr. tony. we move as one.ght, the world our oyster. ♪ i feel like a boy band. >> johnny cash. >> johnny cash. >> yeah. >> all i can say is thank god there was no karaoke. i must have blocked it out. all roads led here. i knew that. no escape. only embrace. i am now after an evening of full-on cultural immersion, acutely aware of my role as big brother. my new friends looking to me to set an example. all right guys, let's party. ♪ >> oh, look at that. >> soju? >> nice to meet you. >> so correct me if i'm wrong, it's dried squid, m&ms, and mixing your alcohols? >> yes. >> wait. come back. ♪ >> seemed like a good idea. back at the office. >> next i'll be performing a medley from "mamma mia". >> come on baby light my fire. >> fire, yes, fire. >> we got a low score. we only got 45. >> mouse? mouse fish? ♪ >> tony! >> we got to go somewhere else. we got to go somewhere else. we're not finished here, tony. >> squid treats and m&ms? sure. makes perfect sense. in fact, there were oysters somewhere along the route. a de

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and we have mr parks here as well. phil ginsberg is a general manager of recreation and park. we have over 131,000 trees and 4,000 acres. let's hear from phil ginsburg. thank you. [applause] >> thank you mohammed. we are the recreation and park department are very proud to be part of the green team. captained by our mayor mayor, my favourite tree. [laughter] >> but with the incredible partnership and help of private and public partners. and mohammed's incredible leadership. it does take a village, as mohammed noted. he also noted that we have 131,000 trees in our park land in san francisco on 4,000 acres of parkland. these 131,000 trees were planted over 150 years in the very birth of this city's park system. interesting that we have about ten trees or so that surround the spots. this used to be a parking lot 30 years ago. and now admittedly, it is a fixer upper, but if you come back because we break ground on a beautiful renovation to the site in january with mohammed's partnership and we hope to cut a ribbon on a beautiful new space with even more trees here in july of 2019.

. >> chairman brinkman: mr park. welcome. >> thank you. thank you for having me here to. i'm with a livable streets depression. i wanted to provide an informational update to the board on our station less bike share pilot program as it reaches the midpoint. it is an 18 month pilot and we are approaching the nine months point. i wanted to pry it does provide information on how to pilot is going with the jump and not to bury the lead, also will be talking about the recommendation to expand the up on jumped bikes to 500 bicycles for the duration of the pilots. before i get the recommendation, i want to provide context on the piloted self. -- on the pilot itself. and then a few metrics on how it is working. i think it is hard to believe there are no docs for anything. as of two years ago, in january 2017, blue go go, us people remember the ill-fated attempt for blue gogo to launch in san francisco, launched our days of dealing with ductless bike share. following that initial attempt at launch in january 2017, we adopted legislation for the transportation code to create a pilo

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mrs. fayed and bring her back into the parking structure. and at that time he didn't see mrs. fayed any longer. >> that was the killer. >> that was the killer. >> police combed the crime scene looking for answers, and they also started looking at the victim, pam fayed, and her husband, jim. the couple had been married nine years. together they ran a gold trading business called goldfinger and together it had made them rich. but what had been a good marriage had deteriorated even as the money came in. now it was no secret that pam fayed and her husband were involved in a nasty, high stakes divorce. it was also no secret that jim fayed could not have committed the murder. >> when mrs. fayed was killed, it was impossible that he was holding the knife because he was with his attorneys at that moment. >> in the same building? >> in the same building. >> he couldn't have gotten away from them long enough to get down to the parking garage and kill his wife? >> no. and also, after mrs. fayed was murdered there was video footage that put mr. fayed in the courtyard. so it was impossible

parks are, as mr. korgas mentioned, emerald park, the only opened during the fiscal year. and significant contributor to the maintenance operations for the sales park, and guy place park and the future transbay park, where the middle third of where the temporary terminal site was. this is an image of emerald park, the c.b.d. has maintained, doing all the landscaping, pest control, even programming the park during the first fiscal year. also places for future parks to come, essex hillside when the c.b.d. started, we worked to clean the space up, removing thousands of pounds of trash and make this a better space for the neighborhood even in the interim period, hillside to becoming a park. and then with this neighborhood sort of forming and being so new, a lot of the work that we have done sort of after hours and on the weekendses has been about neighborhood together. we have been activating vacant retail through pop-up events, film screenings, an image of one such events. there's been a tremendous appetite for this, and as this neighborhood grows and develops, the need for p

mr. pritzker and his family turned the heat lamps on striking workers on at the park -- mr. pritzker owns a company called jpv manufacturing and he is trying to decertify the union right now. including his company in the bahamas where he is blocking unitization -- mr. pritzker: one lie after the other. carol: governor rauner, i take it you would not the cross -- would not cross the picket line and you support the workers? gov. rauner: i support freedom of char's and policy -- choice and policy that will create more union jobs in this state by making illinois a blossoming economy. mr. pritzker: -- lower wages for people in state and lower workplace safety because he thinks if we have a lower wage state, businesses will flock to illinois. --ol: mr. tracks and, jackson, would you cross that picket line? mr. jackson: what i cross it and join them? carol: are you sympathetic or not? mr. jackson: i have been a political activist speaking out against a lot of things happening in this country. talking about medical coverage, the expansion of medicaid and government and health care i

mr. pritzker and his family turned the heat lamps on striking workers on the park hyatt. >> mr.tzker called jb be manufacturing and is trying to decertify the union right now. >> that's a lie. >> he's blocking unionization efforts. he is not honest about this. >> governor, i take it you would not cross the picket line, you're sympathetic to the workers. >> i support freedom of choice to my support policies creating more union shops in the state by making illinois booming economy with manufacturing blossoming and people able to join a union if they want to. >> he wants to lower workplace safety because if we have a low-wage state businesses will flock to illinois. >> would you cross that picket line? >> what i cross it and join him? are you sympathetic or not? speemac i been a political activist speaking out about what's happening. but the point talking about medical coverage, the expansion of medicaid and government healthcare is the direct result of the inflated costs. we have get government out. i spent 20 years dealing with healthcare with the military. >> would use cross the

cannot stand the standard after many years of silence silence by our power barnett's of the park received by mr mccraw on this blaming on us but at the same time to militarize the border with italy invented media militarize of the west board of italy and the strike in there also massive reports from the human rights ngo about violation by the french authorities in the french police about the rights of the migrants well where is the answer to european answer on that this is unfortunately fooling from people the sense of insecurity as your own surrealists where it was your answer to look people up on a boat to stop them the same but it is not my answer this is the answer of the minister of interior that implement that and those are the people you brought into government let's remember you won the election and you brought the league into government so you share in sensibility for what the league does as well and that's why we said that we want an european solution that still know this what is the attitude from our partners to solve the problem we are again we repeat for example let's say to change

mrs. bush who loves the outdoors and loves flowers and plants and natural landscapes and the national parks always looked to mrs. johnson as an example of, you know, someone who so appreciated our natural beauty. and mrs. bush would say, you know, people would look at mrs. johnson and say oh she loved flowers. but really what she was our nation's first conservationist first lady. so i think that her preference -- and once of the personal recollections of i have mrs. johnson is seared in my memory for the rest of my life, is mr. johnson, rob, who we heard from last night on the descendants panel, but linda had called me when i was chief of staff to mrs. bush, and had said i'm bringing my mother back to washington for what i know will be her last time to see some of her friends. of course, we know she had a stroke. she wasn't speaking. she was in a wheelchair, but she was still very vibrant. and she said, do you think we can come to the white house? well, i knew instinctually mrs. bush's reaction would be, of course. and i never answer for anything on mrs. bush's schedule without talking to h

mr. de niro in central park, and we witnessed the power that comes when we bring our voices together to beou know that your vote is your voice you have the power to make the world a better place. >> look, look at all of you. you're at this amazing concert because you took your responsibility as global citizens seriously. you took the time to join with other citizens to make a difference. now we're asking you to take your responsibility as u.s. citizens seriously by voting. voting is how we tell our government what we want and what we don't want. put it another way, voting is how we hire and we fire our leaders. right? guess what? they're not our bosses, we -- we are their bosses. if we think they're doing a good job, we can keep them in their jobs. if there's someone we like better, we can hire them. and if we don't like the job they're doing we can fire them. you've got the power. now please use it. join with michelle obama and her when we all vote initiative to ask you to register and vote. get your friends to vote. and if they don't, get new friends. then get your relatives to vote. and

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mr. mcneil? >> the first place i lived in was across from golden gate park, and my car was broken into four times in there. i am glad that the sfpd has started having district focus on this, and we actually have seen a decrease in property crime like that with police staffing, so one obvious place to start that would differentiate me from other members of the current board of supervisors is i'm in favor of police staffing. we are technically actually are at full police staffing, except that was at levels designed in 1994. i'm proud to have the police officers association union endorsement, and there are other things that we can do. like miss basan said, there's organized crime of this. most car break-ins are by people who do this again and again and again. wherever you are on prop 47 aside, if you have -- someone's part of a crime ring like this, you are missing the point. we need to punish people who are serial car breakers. >> thank you very much. mr. murphy? >> i believe in community based policing, not broken windows policing. stable communities are safe communities. my street used to have 40

the united states of america doesn't care about facts or evidence as mrs it's as about political differences. drug dealers only parking space kruk pickup point frustrated residents in the british capital have taken the law into their own homes in a campaign to highlight the what they see as rocketing levels of drug crime in one london district neighbors in tower hamlets in east london commissioned an anonymous group of artists to make the signs they wanted to highlight a part of police in the area however the signs were quickly removed to my consul workers activists can hines believes that residents have lost faith in the authorities. the police are not tackling the problem of drug the room in their location in their part of of london in their community so they feel that they have to take the law into their own hands it's the same as the rest of london the police tend to not be heavy handed around drug dealing in the police seem to not tread much more cautiously than if they are in other parts of london the tower hamlets where the action took place agreed with the activists and call for more police officers on the str

on this episode a one on one as we go behind the scenes of china's marine theme parks expose the dark side they go to see. mr. i it's a leap day at aquatic center he does in china. and he stands on the. center stage i don't. and high flying building i love the crack. pipe. well these shows have been common in western countries for decades in china aquariums are new and exotic. places where the growing middle class can get close to wild animals and entertain. but for the animals in china's marine theme parks insiders tell us pleasing the crowd have been told. how. good your actions when the horns in. some. of. the long. slow learner and the world ensure you meet tarbush or fall i bought with all i wanted from him. over two years one on one east investigated china's multibillion dollar aquarium industry. examining more than fifteen marine parks and interviewing more than a dozen insiders we uncovered widespread abuse. or you were told this you go to ground. zero being worked at two of these koreans training seals and dolphins oh yes i've heard about one thing you won't tell you if your judgment calls or your s

mr. gianforte: the every kid in a park launched in 2015 as part of the national park services centennial celebration to encourage the next generation of park visitors. the program offers fourth graders and their families free entrance to our national parks. to date, every kid in a park has enabled more than 350,000 fourth graders to use our national parks and public lands as outdoor classrooms. i have personally seen the positive impacts visiting national parks, historic sites and recreational areas can have on young people in my home state of montana. special places like grashier ational park, little bighorn battlefield national monument and the upper missouri river breaks national monument yumet -- monument will be more accessible to fourth graders from all over the country with the passage of this bill. h.r. 3186 codify this is program by directing seven agencies to jointliest tably every kid outdoors program to provide any fourth grader in the u.s. with a pass to gain free access to federal lands and waters. this includes the national park service, the u.s. official and wildlife serv

mr. mayor the san francisco play lawn bowling is in golden gate park we're sharing meadow for more information about the club including free lessons log >> growing up in san francisco has been way safer than growing up other places we we have that bubble, and it's still that bubble that it's okay to be whatever you want to. you can let your free flag fry he -- fly here. as an adult with autism, i'm here to challenge people's idea of what autism is. my journey is not everyone's journey because every autistic child is different, but there's hope. my background has heavy roots in the bay area. i was born in san diego and adopted out to san francisco when i was about 17 years old. i bounced around a little bit here in high school, but i've always been here in the bay. we are an inclusive preschool, which means that we cater to emp. we don't turn anyone away. we take every child regardless of race, creed, religious or ability. the most common thing i hear in my adult life is oh, you don't seem like you have autism. you seem so normal. yeah. that's 26 years of really, really, really hard work and i

. >> this is my second time exclusive here in the park at the cool cat karaoke. mrs. y from rhode island killing it performing "work it ". that video caught the attention of missy who tweeted i found out i got a funky white sister. i love it. after the tweet the video went viral and caught the attention of ellen. ellen invited mary to come on and perform live for her audience. during the performance mary got a little surprise. >> sit worth it? let me work it. i put my thing down flip it and reverse it. ♪ i put my thing down flip it and reverse it ♪ >> i love that. >> strong. >> those are bad words reversed. >> didn't even miss a beat. missy elliott performs alongside her. you can see the episode later today. check your local listings. >> look at them. >> very cool. >> day care it on the road. i love it. >>> the tonight show starring jimmy fallon is going to look different. >> it's exciting. jimmy is taking the show on the road. an iconic spot in new york. hoda and i happened to bump into him. he was preparing. >> morning in central park is about to get a taste of late

by the good graces of the i wasal park service gratefully provided copies of mr. wilde's personal papers while in the midst of trying to figure out how to tell the mirlo story from a new fresh and interesting perspective. memories they the preserved apparently had been slumbering for nearly 50 years in a file drawer at the national park service is roanoke island headquarters waiting to be rediscovered and shared with the world. his testimony resurfaced at a especiallyious time the centennial year and you and i are going to be the beneficiaries. there are no known other attributable firsthand canceled the disaster by the other 41 surviving mirlo crew members. wilds is the the centennial yeau and i are going to be the beneficiaries. there only one. very quickly after reading this i realized there was no need for other perspectives. what victor wilde put into writing was the heart and soul of the mirlo story. the thread that would bind together the different elements of the event that would connect to the incomparable lifesavers of hatteras island. and a german u-boa

park back to the city of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you. miss basan? >> thank you. first, i would like to echo mr. win's comments about having neighborhood schools for neighborhood children. i think it's incredibly important for them. [inaudible] >> thank you. second, i would suggest that have libraries that have open hours seven days a week and all day long would be a tremendous improvement for the children in our neighborhood. and in terms of public safety for our children, i strongly suggest that the sunset district not have any cannabis dispensaries in the borders of district, not have any illegal injection sites in the border of its district and not have any navigation centers in the borders of its district. this is what's going to keep the character and the safety of the sunset intact, and we want that for our current residents and for our children. >> thank you very much. and mr. kim? >> so the sunset is definitely very residential, and it has historically been very family friendly, although the up tick in crime has put that in question. like mr. murphy has said, we have a lot of investors

mr. ellington, how important is keeping and adding parks and open space to the bayview? and how -- what do you plan to do about it? >> so if you look at the situation with our parks on this side of the hill, you know that our parks are some of the worst in the district. if you look at district 10 as a whole, you know that some of our parks are some of the worst parks in the city. and what we're beginning to see is all the growth is moving down to the southeast side of town. therefore, it makes sense that the next wave of upgrades that happen to our parks and open space should happen right here in district 10. there is something on the state level that is called the quimby act. what it does is allocate a certain amount of parks and open space per resident that lives in the area. i think we need something similar in san francisco. i have a dog. his name is leroy. when i walk leroy, it's unfortunate that a lot of our parks in this district have become hotbeds for homeless population. we have got to change that in district 10. we have to ensure that we make the necessary inv

park, ms. kaiser does not know mr. kavanaugh and has no recollection of ever being at a party or gathering where he was present with or without doctor ford. the attorneys responded writing apart, it is not surprising ms. kaiser has no recollection of the evening as they did not discuss it. it's also not remarkable she doesn't attend them or bring a specific gathering 30 years ago in which nothing of consequence happened to her. they say they plan to defend her when hearings take place later this week thursday at 10 am. >> some huge hearings on capitol hill over the last two years but this one really could be the biggest. garrett tenney, thank you. be with that we bring in the michigan congressman, the senator from hawaii, senator hirono saying this on state of the union a couple minutes go. we will give you a reaction. >> doesn't kavanaugh have the same perception of innocence as anyone else in america? >> i put his denial in the context of everything that i know about him in terms of how he approaches his cases. as he

mrs. casey, and crew of the uss somerset, distinguished guests, those who serve our nation through the national park service, national park foundation, flight 93 national memorial ambassadors, friends of flight 93, visitors, dears to my heart, families. families of flight 93. i welcome you to our annual service to honor 40 stored in their heroes of united flight 93. 17 years ago, i and other family members experience the tragic loss of a loved one on september 11, 2001. we were loaded onto buses and escorted along country roads lined with first responders saluting at attention. and families waving flags and hands over their hearts in respect for those who we lost in what has been referred to as the first battle fought against this current brand of terrorism on american soil. our destination was a site just behind us on the western overlook. at that moment willy looked out over a field torn, smelling country wered our hurting. confused andated, cast into a world had offered only uncertainty, violence, and fear. little did we know, the choices our loved ones made during the final 35 terrifying minutes

park here. you know, this will require a lot of training. mrwill cost around $5 billion, mr musk said. also looking to do commercial space travel is a company run by amazon founderjeff bezos, and also richard branson with his virgin galactic programme. elon musk thinks he can get there first. although this is a man with a rather cavalier attitude towards his own deadlines. but he might get there one day. an 85—year—old great grandfather who tackled would—be robbers has become an internet sensation. this is the moment denis o'connor fought off the men after they raided a bookies in glanmire, county cork. the men were armed with a sawn—off shotgun and hammers. now — is this the transport of the future? billed as the world's first trains to be powered by hydrogen, two have entered service in northern germany. they offer an alternative to diesel energy, often criticised for its pollution levels. caroline rigby reports. the arrival of a new blue train, signalling the greener future for rail travel in germany. two have entered the service in the nort