in relation to mr clarke who was home secretary between 200a and 2006, it was accepted between 200a and and 2006, it was accepted by the meadow group newspapers that he had then act, access to highly confidential information had been received as a result of the hacking. and it was said that on behalf of mr clarke and his family it had caused them, the hacking, to drastically preserve —— and their lives to preserve their privacy. the number of people involved is much larger than any other group that has settled cases with the meadow group newspapers. the bbc understands the amounts involved are larger. previously the largest settlement order was £260,000, which was first sadie frost. the issue for the mirror group newspapers is not only that the money, the damages they have 2p, the money, the damages they have 2p, the settlement the figure they have debate, appear to be rising but also the legal costs around these cases enormous. the mirror group newspapers have put aside £26 million to look after all of these claims. we know there are another 50 or so claims claims. we know there are an

. >> [gavel] >> mr. clark, next item >> item number three adopting the cities five-year financial plan for fiscal year 2017-2022. speak great we've got the mayors budget director to join us and to make the herself available if there's questions on this particular item. i don't see any questions. so let's go ahead and go to public comments for anybody in the public like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed >> [gavel] >> thank you. motion and second on this item? >> so moved. >> second. >> we can take that without objection. thank you. >> [gavel] >> any other business before this body?>> no further business before the committee. >> thank you judgment. this meeting is adjourned. >> [gavel] >> [adjournment] >> >> neighborhoods in san francisco are as diverse and fascinating as the people who inhabit them and today we're in the western addition in district 5, where we'll hang with supervisor london breed and experience firsthand the renaissance underway at the buchanan mall. buchanan mall

there was one, mrs. clark, your stories aretrite. >> that would put my feelings. girl. >> making her writing pay off was a necessity when history her own husband suddenly died. she huggins clark to had toirst, a but her second back -- >> where are the children? was the big difference. >> how did that come about? >> well, i looked at my bookshelves. and that's when i realized i had so many s are the children." was a hit. >> i think was 43 when that book came out. >> you weren't an overnight success. >> no, dear heart, i was not an overnight success by any stretch. >> she got mer first book contract and was able to buy back the jewelry she pawned. and more. >> it became fun when i started to be successful, to get a piece of jewelry to remind myself that i had worked hard. >> she now has quite a jewelry collection. considering that nearly every book over more than 40 years has been a best seller. >> "where are the children. having been the big break through is obviously very dear because it made all the difference in my life when i read that it is in it 75th printing,

. >> [gavel] >> mr. clark, next item >> item number three adopting the cities five-year financial plan for fiscal year 2017-2022. speak great we've got the mayors budget director to join us and to make the herself available if there's questions on this particular item. i don't see any questions. so let's go ahead and go to public comments for anybody in the public like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed >> [gavel] >> thank you. motion and second on this item? >> so moved. >> second. >> we can take that without objection. thank you. >> [gavel] >> any other business before this body?>> no further business before the committee. >> thank you judgment. this meeting is adjourned. >> [gavel] >> [adjournment] >> >> hi, everybody welcome to dobie i'm around the general council we're delighted to host this event here today, the one year adjoining celebration of downtown streets project>> (clapping.) >> and an honor to host this event we stood together in front of it city hall nounsz this prog

. >> [gavel] >> mr. clark, next item >> item number three adopting the cities five-year financial plan for fiscal year 2017-2022. speak great we've got the mayors budget director to join us and to make the herself available if there's questions on this particular item. i don't see any questions. so let's go ahead and go to public comments for anybody in the public like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed >> [gavel] >> thank you. motion and second on this item? >> so moved. >> second. >> we can take that without objection. thank you. >> [gavel] >> any other business before this body?>> no further business before the committee. >> thank you judgment. this meeting is adjourned. >> [gavel] >> [adjournment] >> >> (speaking foreign language.) >> shop and dine in the 49 promotes local biz and challenges the san franciscans to do their shop and dine in the 49 within the by supporting the services we help san francisco remain unique and successful and vibrant so where will you shop and dine i

. >> [gavel] >> mr. clark, next item >> item number three adopting the cities five-year financial plan for fiscal year 2017-2022. speak great we've got the mayors budget director to join us and to make the herself available if there's questions on this particular item. i don't see any questions. so let's go ahead and go to public comments for anybody in the public like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed >> [gavel] >> thank you. motion and second on this item? >> so moved. >> second. >> we can take that without objection. thank you. >> [gavel] >> any other business before this body?>> no further business before the committee. >> thank you judgment. this meeting is adjourned. >> [gavel] >> [adjournment] >> >> we think over 50 thousand permanent residents in san francisco eligible for citizenship by lack information and resources so really the project is not about citizenship but really academy our immigrant community. >> making sure they're a part of what we do in san francisco the sa

clarke: mr. speaker, i rise today to celebrate the life of mrs. dolores s. williams, a community matriarch. her life was a true brooklyn story. born in newport news, virginia on february 14, 1933, she came to new york city with her family as a young girl as part of the northern migration from the south in search of opportunity. growing up in bev ford, brooklyn, she graduated from thomas jefferson highchool and married jacob a. williams in 1951 and raised three ildren, cheryl, jacob, and celeste. she was a staunch believer in education and actively involved in her children's school and with issues in her community. she also practiced what she preached. she returned to school and receed a bachelor of arts in education from brooklyn college at the age of 40. she found success as an educational sales representative for random house publishing company inspired by a desire to support the education of all children. she returned to the classroom earning a master of science degree in special education from hunter college, which she used to pursue her passion by worki

remember there was dick clark in the greenroom one year and my younger sister sally was asking him "mr. clark that's what i remember. ainsley: my gosh. i understand we have something on tape. steve: because peter has been -- i've been taking peter to work. they started take a child to work day back in the early '90s. i've been bringing peter to work and his sisters as well, and we put -- actually, peter, i think that you were 7 years old, you did a report for fox news channel on take your child to work day, so we combined that with some of the other stuff. watch this. >> take your child to work day. here at fox news coast to coast and you know what i've done. i brought my kids to work. here's peter ducey and mary ducey. they're going to be network components today. i'm going to do my job. peter, take over. >> we're here to see what our dad does while he's at work. here's our report. >> yeah. >> when we're at home watching him on television, we figure he's real busy, and that's what he tells mom. but upon closer examination, that may not be the case. when he's preparing the weather report, he

mr. royce: when clark griswold asks how much is the bill for repair, he responds how much you got in that for many of these smaller companies is the way they view it. and we need to restore, i think, some balance or sanity in the process, right. let me close with this. an investigation or examination is not supposed to be a gotcha moment or a hold up. i'm just explaining in terms of many companies in cases where there was zero complaints their feeling about the attitude when somebody comes in and says you're a target. mr. cordray: sew seconds? zero complaints is one bit of evidence. there may be other bits of evidence that point in another direction. the other thing is sometimes when we're asking about resources it's because we would limit any kind of penalty based on their ability to repay because we don't want to send that company out of business. mr. hensarling: the time of the gentleman has expired. pursuant to clause d-4 of committee rule three, the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. lynch, will be recognized for additional five minutes upon the conclusion of the time allotted to him

. >> [gavel] >> mr. clark, next item >> item number three adopting the cities five-year financial plan for fiscal year 2017-2022. speak great we've got the mayors budget director to join us and to make the herself available if there's questions on this particular item. i don't see any questions. so let's go ahead and go to public comments for anybody in the public like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed >> [gavel] >> thank you. motion and second on this item? >> so moved. >> second. >> we can take that without objection. thank you. >> [gavel] >> any other business before this body?>> no further bu. >> working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrate and dynamic city on sfroert of the art and social change we've been on the edge after all we're at the meeting of land and sea world-class style it is the burn of blew jeans where the rock holds court over the harbor the city's information technology xoflz work on the rulers project for free wifi and develop

clarke: i thank you, mr. chairman. mr. speaker, i rise today on behalf of the women and men of the new york's ninth congressional district of new york. on this the anniversary of the signing of the equal pay act by president john f. kennedy. it has been 54 years since the equal pay act was signed into law, yet, women in the united states who work full time year round on average still only earn 80 cents for every dollar earned by men. the amount -- this amounts to a early gap of $10,470 between full-time working men and women . for african-american women, like myself, the pay gap is even larger. african-american women working full time year round on average still only earn 63 cents for every dollar earned by white, nonhispanic men. in my own district in brooklyn, men earn $49,691 while women earn only $42,487. mr. speaker, that is just not acceptable. on equal payday, 2017, we are calling upon congressional republicans to work with democrats in getting the long overdupay check fairness act enacted -- overdue paycheck fairne

one of his young white house staff people, clark clifford, said mr. president, you might want to think twice about that. in appointing general marshall. truman said why is that? because if you appoint him secretary of state, in about two or three months people will service saying general marshall with a better president than you are. he said general marshall would make a better president than i am, but i'm the president and i want the best possible people. that is somebody who knows who he is. he is not bedazzled by the fact or in the us or jealous by the fact that eisenhower in marshall and all these other people or taller than he is and handsomer. he had one of the best, cabinets we've ever had acid washington. -- as didwashington washington. one of our luckiest rakes was george washington was there at the beginning. never forget george washington stepped down after two terms. he was the commander in chief, not just for the eight years he was president, but also the commander in chief of the eight years he was commander-in-chief of the army when we

mr. radulovich. >> hi laura clark i sent you a letter that flushed out the position but want to make it clear that while this takes a small step into compliance of state law didn't get us there we'll have to come back and deal with that again those adu's what in their built within the envelope must be approved must be rubber stamped and over-the-counter this is what the statute of liberty demand i appreciate the expedited process that makes difference listing the cap to make a difference but this is not adu's are low hanging fruit with low impact development and no reason to allow them to have ceqa and all the other nuisance that gets tagged on to the projects when the neighbors decide they don't like something they must be approved that is the intent of the state law and this body must recognize. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon corey smith on behalf of the housing coalition. i wean we've put the finger on the pulse of the politics and process when we obviously talking about policy at the same time and actually how to get this done i've served on various organizations

state police corporal benjamin clark asked frein if mrs.on and boys were here, what would you tell them. frein replied, i don't know why. i don't know. later in the video, frein told investigators that he was 31 year-old, and still living with his parents. he said, he had no prospects for the future. in their opening statements defense attorneys say that this videotaped confession is the most candid jurors would see from eric frein, they say frein will not take the stand. reporting from pike county i'm eric sable for cbs-3. >> your news continues and when we come back, a glass bottle -- bottom dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to want to relax with your family. but enjoying today doesn't mean losing sight of tomorrow. so while i invest in "the now" my mortgage, vacations i still invest in the future, like my children's college tuition and retirement. i can help you piece together your financial journey for today and tomorrow. if you have a question about investing, ask me. sincerely, amanda etheridge, fellow planner and fellow citi

but legal analyst stephen clark points out her testimony was crucial. >> based on mr.dmnld'sçó statement that there wasÑiq t( consenseual sex between the parties and that made it necessary for the &f!a. even with a videotape to have the victim telllpxd tnistory. >> well dmnld's legal battles are not overw3 yet. related charges including possiblylpÑit( violating a restg order involving an ex-girlfriend that case comes up in may. mcdonald'szaítorney did notfá ì% coming up at 6:00 more on the case. nbc behrens. >>>t( the search is intensifyin hour for a man accusedqÑi of gunning down an innocent bystander and posting it to facebook f steph stephenss up loaded his the murder to the social media's website. he blamed a woman he was dating he also claimed to have killed others. pu but authorities found no evidence of that. >> we're still imploring steve definitely to contact açó relate or friend. >> police say the victim,t( 74-year-old robertfá godwin was closen as random. facebookvpt( disa+dok thes acco within 20 minutes of receiving the video. released a statement today say

mr. royce: when clark griswold asks how much is the bill for repair? he responds, how much you got? that for many of these smaller companies is the way they view it. and we need to restore, i think, some balance or sanity in the process, right. let me close with this. an investigation or examination is not supposed to be a gotcha moment or a hold up. i'm just explaining in terms of many companies in cases where there was zero complaints their feeling about the attitude when somebody comes in and says you're a target. mr. cordray: ten seconds? zero complaints is one bit of evidence. there may be other bits of evidence that point in another direction. the other thing is sometimes when we're asking about resources it's because we would limit any kind of penalty based on their ability to repay because we don't want to send that company out of business. mr. hensarling: the time of the gentleman has expired. pursuant to clause d-4 of committee rule three, the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. lynch, will be recognized for additional five minutes upon the conclusion of the time allotted to

. >> he helped launched careers of tv icons like dick clark, sally star and bob sag got who took time to address mrklein directly >> i am so appreciative. what you have done for me, lou, is why i'm here today and why i'll always be here when you ask. you're an exceptional man >> early in my temple years i met lou klein, a professor of television production taught at the old channel 6 and right then my life changed with lou's encouragement, i went from a dreamer, and i was that, a dreamer. i used to dream about broadcasting games, to an achiever. >> he talked about how to dress, being on time, aggressive understanding the dynamics of the workplace. >> reporter: along with his time, mr. klein donated a tremendous amount of money to his beloved school. when it came time to formally receive the honor, mr. klein spent much of the time at the podium to talk about his wife >> janet, nothing would be anything if it were not for you. you are my life >> teaching has always been and also will continue to be lou's innate skill and his pleasure. >> walter perez channel 6 action news. >>> philadelphia orchestra

mr. radulovich. >> hi laura clark i sent you a letter that flushed out the position but want to make it clear that while this takes a small step into compliance of state law didn't get us there we'll have to come back and deal with that again those adu's what in their built within the envelope must be approved must be rubber stamped and over-the-counter this is what the statute of liberty demand i appreciate the expedited process that makes difference listing the cap to make a difference but this is not adu's are low hanging fruit with low impact development and no reason to allow them to have ceqa and all the other nuisance that gets tagged on to the projects when the neighbors decide they don't like something they must be approved that is the intent of the state law and this body must recognize. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon corey smith on behalf of the housing coalition. i wean we've put the finger on the pulse of the politics and process when we obviously talking about policy at the same time and actually how to get this done i've served on various organizations

clark. >> i'm cristina rendon in for pam cook. steve paulson is over in the weather center. >> happy birthday dad. >> he's streaming all the way in texas. >> mr. rolando. >> happy mr. . >>> for april it's pretty chilly out there. and skies are clear and it looks good except on the north coast there's a little activity but we have many 30s today. nice in the sun, cool in the shade. few high clouds saturday then the system looks to be on track no change for clouds sunday morning and maybe sunday afternoon. plenty up in the north bay. 39. before about sunrise around 6:45. the system carved itself out all the way to southern california. so a cool night. let's hope it's a friday light. >> yes. >>> i think we've got several factors working in our favor. we don't have any rain on the road to deal with. so let's start out with the commute in the south bay. the super commute if if you're coming up from gilroy. you are looking good this

mr. mcgovern: and to discuss our proposal, i yield 12 minutes to the distinguished gentlewoman from massachusetts, ms. katherine clark. the speaker pro tempore: members are reminded to refrain from engaging in personalities towards the president. the gentlelady is recognized. ms. clark: thank you. i want to thank my colleague from massachusetts and i'm glad to share in this bipartisan moment of admiration for his work with my colleague from georgia. mr. speaker, i rise today to urge my colleagues to defeat the previous question so that we can bring a resolution to the floor. this resolution will ensure that the house meets its constitutional responsibility to conduct oversight of the executive branch by investigating potential conflicts of interest of president donald j. trump. it reads -- whereas on october 18, 2016, then-candidate donald j. trump communicated via twitter, quote, i will make our government honest again. believe me. but first i'm going to have to drain the swamp in d.c., end quote. whereas president trump subsequently nominated a team of wealthy and connected insiders to lead his cabinet, many of who

mr. stephens was a gambler, we thought he may be close to the casino. we had our troopers on alert around the clark. >> we would prefer that it had not ended this way. >> investigators and those close to suicide isn't the outcome they had hoped for. >> it ain't making me feel no better because he just took himself out like a coward. >> police have no idea how long stephens may have been in the area or where he was in the two days before they caught up to him. an autopsy on his body is expected to be performed later tod today. >> thank you. kudos to the people at mcdonald. mark zuckerberg addressed concerns about the role social media played in the killing of robert godwin senior. >> our hearts go out to the family and friends of robert godwin senior and we have a lot of work and we will keep doing all we can to prevent traj dislike this from happening. >> facebook is now reviewing processes to make sure that people can report the videos easily and quickly as possible. online for about two hours before it was taken down. it was viewed at least 22,000 times. >> bill o'reilly's two decade run at his t

mr. coffee that was all skagy and whatnot. i said, "guys, you might be getting a brand new cappuccino machine fromer mild-mannered reporter from a great metropolitan newspaper who disguised as clarktruth, justice, and the american way. i'm a sucker, but when i was a kid i took that to heart "truth, justice, and the american way" was something you kept up a never-ending battle for. >> stephen: i agree, i agree. and people do give their lives for ( applause ). >> thank you, thank you. >> stephen: speaking of the american way, you have this new movie here called "the circle." >> oh, yeah. >> stephen: with the lovely and talented emma watson. >> emma watson. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: it's about sort of social media and surveillance. what actually happens in the movie? who are you in the movie? >> well, if you took twitter, youtube, google, instagram, and apple and jammed them all into one company, they would do probably one of two things-- explode because of their own self-importance, or attempt to dominate all of the world as we know it. and i play the guyho wonderful altruistic reasons, wants to improve the human condition and sets about could g it by way of this-- this s

clark getting up and drilling the three-point bomb. golden state had the three- point lead. how about a finisher from mr. curry. there he goes.me-high 24 as the warriors went on to beat the rockets by 9 last night. >>> uconn's rain as number one overall, the lady huskies have one 111 straight games but it's over. they came up short in overtime last night in the national semifinal against mississippi state. uconn, mississippi state are tied at 62. seconds to go. watch -- >> william on the drive -- got it! she got it! >> they were going nuts last night. morgan williams in that dog pile with the clutch bucket. lester the huskies beat mississippi state by 60 in the final four. that did not happen this year. uconn -- 111 wins in a row. it's over. they lose it 66-64. >>> so much for that uconn stamford final four matcha. the lady cardinals while -- lost to south carolina. this is their sharpshooting point guard, katie samuelson twisting her ankle. she had to be carried off. it took all the mojo out of stanford's sale. cefco and outscore them by 18 in the second half. they went by 9. -- they went by 9 picks she's been the glue to ou