you know, i know that mr. clark did not perhaps setup a payment plan, but whether there was any communication with olse or d.p.h. during this time because it does seem to me if he was going through bankruptcy which takes the time that it takes, that has to kind of unwind and follow its course before some other things can be resolved, although that's outside the jurisdiction of the city. i'm just trying to understand if he was not communicating or if it just didn't lead to a payment plan within the specific time frame desired or whether there was just no communication with him. >> i think the main point is that the bankruptcy is pretty recent, and this amount due has been due for several years now at this point. and olse has repeatedly engaged in talks with mr. clark at various points represented actually by different counsel and have gotten promises from him that payments will be coming and then they don't come. we saw this today with the $5,000 payment promise in the beach that didn't materialize. a problem is miss

assuming there is no objections, mr. clarkill receive $14,000 to make that payment by may 15 th, and that is number 1, and that can be confirmed via performance, especially where the source of it is not from mrt from the bankruptcy estate with liquid funds that are already there. that money is exempt. assuming there are no objections , that money is entitled to mr. clark to receive and pledge to pay. [please stand by] >> regardless, on top of that, again, bill clark and mission beach cafe have pledged $14,000 as soon as may 15, and from that point forward, $2,000 a month thereafter until the liability is paid directly by mr. clark or mission beach cafe or proceeds from the estate. we would just like more time to number one, fix the amount, and number two, pay it, and we can confirm that less than 30 days from today that the first installment will have been paid. and the -- that's really what -- the main point. i can reserve for time for rebuttal, if i may. >> well, procedures, you have three minutes after this for rebuttal, so

in respect of mr clark's motion c, the ayes we re of mr clark's motion c, the ayes were 273, the noesere 276, so the noes habit. in respect to mr nicholas bowles's motion d, the ayes we re nicholas bowles's motion d, the ayes were 261, the noes were 282, so the noes habit. in respect to mr peter kyle's motion e, the ayes were 280, the noes were 282, so the noes have it. in respect tojoanna cherry‘s motion g, the ayes were 191, the noes were 292, so the noes habit. let's cross to our political correspondent, jessica parker. it looks like we are no further forward. that was the message from stephen barclay, who said that they had failed to reach a consensus. but now, ian blackford, on the motion the snp brought forward, which talked about a number of things, including potentially revoking article 50 in order to avoid an ideal brexit, you fell short by 151 votes, so you did worse than all. yes, but 121 labour mps abstained. if they had voted with us tonight we would have one, because we need to recognise that next week there is a real danger that the uk falls out of the eu with no deal.

our top stories: in respect of mr clark's motion c, customs union, the ayes were 273, the noes were 276, so the noes have it. yet again more deadlock and division — mp's reject 4 alternatives to theresa may's brexit plan. just 10 days before the uk is due to leave the european union, the cabinet will meet on tuesday, trying to work out what to do next. frustration in europe — the brexit coordinator for european politicians says the uk has one more chance to break the deadlock or face the abyss of leaving without any agreement. the us supreme court rules a convicted murderer on death row in missouri has no right to a "painless death". the child victims of the war in yemen, now in its 5th year — we have a special report on how the medical services is on the brink of collapsing. british members of parliament have again failed to agree on alternative proposals to the government's brexit strategy. they had voted on four motions but all were rejected. the british prime minister, theresa may, will hold a lengthy meeting of her cabinet on tuesday to find a way forward. without an agreement the

in respect to mr clark's motion see, the ayes to the right were 273.oes have it — the nose were... the noes have it — the noes have it. in respect to mr nicholas boles's motion d, common market 2.0, the ayes were 261, the noes were 282, so the noes have it. in respect to mr peter kyle's motion e, confirmatory public vote, the ayes were 280, the noes were 292, so the noes have it. in respect tojoanna cherry‘s motion g, parliamentary supremacy, the ayes were 191, the noes were 292, so the noes habit. —— in respect of mr clark's motion c, customs union, the ayes were 273, the noes were 276, so the noes have it. earlier i spoke to sebastian payne, the whitehall correspondent for the financial times. he's been following the events at westminster very closely. we have had the second series of the so—called indicative votes and mps we re so—called indicative votes and mps were meant to say here is an alternative to the plan i like. maybe we might like a customs union 01’ maybe we might like a customs union or staying in a single market or another referendum o

in respect of mr clarke's motion c, the customs union, the ayes numbered 273, the noes were 276. he noes have it. in respect of mr nicholas boles‘ motion d, common market 2.0, the ayes were 261, the noes were 282. so the noes has it. in respect of mr peter kyle's motion e, confirmatory public vote, the ayes were 280, the noes were 292. the noes have it. in respect ofjoanna cherry‘s motion g, parliamentary supremacy, the ayes were 191, the noes were 292, so the noes have it. the results is read out by the speaker. i'm just reading it with you from conservative mp nick boles, who says, i'm resigning the conservative whip with immediate effect this evening. —— a tweet here. the conservative party has shown itself to be incapable of compromise so i will sit as an independent, progressive conservative. so he's notjoining the independent group, may not be surprising because they did not vote for his common market 2.0 option this evening. here he was speaking earlier. i've given everything to an attempt to find a compromise that can take this country out of the eu while maintaining our e

mr. clark, can you please read item number 3? >> item number 3 is a motion appointing a member of the board of supervisors for an indefinite term to the association of bay area governments metropolitan transportation commission legislation of -- legislative task force. >> thank you. because i have applied for this position, i'm wondering if someone can make a motion to excuse me. >> so moved. >> second. >> i believe that motion to excuse supervisor roundness pass without objection. >> without objection. mr. clark, thank you. supervisor mar, do you have any comments on this item? >> no. >> no. no comments from my colleagues. any members of the public would like to comment on this item? public comment is closed. no public speakers. with that said, supervisor mar,. >> would you like to make a motion to amend the motion to insert supervisor ronen's name as the appointee? >> yeah, i move that we amend the motion and insert supervisor ronen's name as the appointee. >> agree and move forward. >> i also would make a motion that we move s

point of order, the father of the house, mr kenneth clarke. peaker, i have got a damn site near a majority in this house than anybody else has so far. i fear the malthouse compromise is dead. three is quite near. we cannot go on with everybody voting against every proposition. there were people who wa nt proposition. there were people who want a people's vote who wouldn't vote for my motion because they thought they were going to get a people's vote. there were people, the scottish nationalists, who wa nted the scottish nationalists, who wanted common market 2, so wouldn't vote for mine. all of them actually have nothing against mine. if they continue to do that, they will fail. to the honourable lady, i would say, if you add the people's vote to emotion like mine, you lose votes all over the place and in the labour party. you lose more than you gain. they should accept that they haven't got a majority yet for the people's vote and vote for something which they have no objection at all to as a fallback position. that, mr speaker, is politics, a

network and it's by mrs clark the now at the balkan routes for over beijing so we can see that that is one of the country to have actually been charged over by the. amount of money that it can actually offer to the country during its infrastructure . now if you countries that like the u.k. and germany seem to be seeking the middle ground in terms of while way not an outright ban but limited participation in the form of access to non core parts of the network do you think that's a good compromise. well if we look at the previous mubarak generations from one thousand nine hundred one on words it's actually taken about ten years for each generation to be rolled out and five g. is likely to be indicative of this timeframe so if we take a look at ten years it's actually likely to be how many times the government in the us has actually changed and if we look at the right now the china u.s. treat talks are still ongoing the geopolitical power and influence are still ongoing so we actually see quite a lot of countries that have actually kept quiet about what whether or not they're going to eng

our top stories: in respect of mr clark's motion c, customs union, the ayes were 273, the noes were 276mp‘s reject 4 alternatives to theresa may's brexit plan. just 10 days before the uk is due to leave the european union, the cabinet will meet on tuesday, trying to work out what to do next. frustration in europe — the brexit coordinator for european politicians says the uk has one more chance to break the deadlock or face the abyss of leaving without any agreement. the us supreme court rules a convicted murderer on death row in missouri has no right to a "painless death".

mr. clarke's motion c, customs union, the ayes were 273, the nos were 276. the nos have it. pect to mr. nicholas ayes weretion, the 200 621, t nos were 282. ie nos have in respect to motion e, confirmatory public vote, the es were 280, the nos were 292. nos have it. g,respect of motion parliamentary sremacy, the ayes were 191, thnos were 292. the nos have it. laura: immediately after the vote, mp nick boles, who sponsored one of the proposals, took credit for the loss and resign from his party. he was the dramatic moment. : i have given everything in an attempt to find a compromise that i can take this country out of the european union while maintaining our economic strength and our political courage. ei accept i h failed. i have failed chiefly because my party refuses to compromise. regret, therefore, to announce that i can no longer fit with this party. >> oh, nick. nick, don't go come on. laura: lawmaker nick boles resignintonight. for more we can cross live to political correspondent chris mason. yet again parliament cannot agree on a way forward. does this mean that brit

in respect mr clark pass motion see, customs union, the ayes, were 273, the noes were 276.espect to mr nichols's motion d, common market 2.0, the ayes, 261, the noes, 282. the noes have it. in respect of mr peter kyle's motion e, the confirmation vote, the ayes, 280, the noes, 292. the noes have it. in respect ofjoanna cherry‘s motion g, parliamentary supremacy, the ayes, 191, the noes, 292. the noes have it. so a close vote on ken clarke's customs union plan but no overall majority for anything. the brexit secretary responded to the result. this is now the second time the house has considered a wide variety of options for a way forward. it has once again failed to find a clear majority for any of the options. and yet, the result of the house decision on friday, not to endorse the withdrawal agreement, means that the default legal position is that the uk will leave the eu injust 11 days‘ time. the government continues to believe that the best course of action is to do so as soon as possible. if the house were to agree a deal this week him and may still be possible to avoid

. >> mr clark, do your taxes. >> we were done months ago. >> you need to send the minnesota's you get the w-2s. >> just get it done. >>> how much rain are we getting? we'll we will get between 0.25 and 0.5 inches of rain. we are mostly cloudy and cooler with rain developing. maybe a little bit of lingering into tomorrow. warming up wednesday and thursday. it will be cold today for us. r

. >> mr clark, do your taxes. >> we were done months ago. >> you need to send the minnesota's you get the w-2s. >> just get it done. >>> how much rain are we getting? we'll we will get between 0.25 and 0.5 inches of rain. we are mostly cloudy and cooler with rain developing. maybe a little bit of lingering into tomorrow. warming up wednesday and thursday. it will be cold today for us. upper 50s and low 60s here. these are below average for this time of year. you can see that we're beginning to have some here. not much, but it is beginning. there could be a little bit in advance, but most of it is coming in late morning and early afternoon. if you're heading up to the mountains, it will be a winter weather advisory until 11 am. most of this is coming in tonight, but the snow level will lower to 5500 feet. the system will sweep in tonight's for most. in advance, could be light rain. it is turning cloudy. 50s and 60s. about 0.25 inches to 0.5 inches of rain. today, 50s and 60s. >>> we do have traffic moving along a little bit more slowly now that you are driving down from the carquinez b

and mr. clark, please call the next item. >> item three is a resolution supporting california assembly bill number 392 to incorporate policing best practices that authorize police officers to use deadly force only when it is necessary to prevent imminent and serious bodily injury or death and to require de-escalation methods whenever possible. >> thank you. supervisor haney, this is your resolution. take it away. >> thank you, chair mandelman for having me here today to hear this resolution. i also want to recognize that a lot of people here for the next item so that will be coming immediately afterwards. i am proud to introduce a resolution supporting california state assembly bill 392, introduced by sibley member shirley weber and assembly number kevin mccarthy caused the california act to save lives here for california act to save lives incorporates policing best practices that authorizes police officers to use deadly force only when necessary to prevent imminent and serious bodily injury or dea

mr. clark, please call item number 4. >> agenda item number 4 is an organism ending the building code to waive specified fees for 100% affordable housing projects and accessory dwelling unit projects were in approximately one year pilot program, and affirming the appropriate findings. >> thank you. supervisor brown? >> thank you. this legislation before you today is a new one, a one-year pilot to waive dvi, department of building inspection fees for 100% affordable housing and accessory dwelling units projects. the specific fees to be waived are building inspection fees excluding electrical and plumbing fees, plan review fees, records retention fees and site surcharge fees. this legislation gives renters more housing and more choices. we know we need for housing choices, especially more affordable housing, giving folks more choices who live and work in our city makes it easier for them to stay in our city and district. i personally don't want people in my district to have to move out of my dist

through organ donation, john clark saved two children's lives. mr. speaker, today i recognize the unspeakable tragedy that the perrys faced and their incredibly brave decision to donate john clark's organs. through this heartbreaking decision, john clark became a hero. today,clark is remembered by his family for his big blue eyes and sweet smile, a smile his parents say grew wider every time the l.s.u. tigers and the new orleans saints were on tv. like so many donor, john clark is no longer with us but his legacy lives on in the bodies of those who received his organs. throughout the month of april i'll be thinking of john clark, the spire perry family and all those who have gift -- the entire perry family and all those who have gifted the gift of organ donation as a final act of compassion. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize and honor mason andrews, an 18-year-old from monroe, louisiana, who was recently recognized by the guiness book of world records as the yuckest pilot to -- youngest pilot to circumnavigate the globe. nathan is a junior at lou

mr. jeffries. the gentlewoman from massachusetts, ms. clark. the gentleman from california, mr. schiff. the gentleman from new york, mr. engel. the gentlewoman from new york, mrs. lowey. the gentleman from virginia, mr. connolly. the gentleman from california, mr. mccarthy. the gentleman from louisiana, mr. scalise. the gentlewoman from wyoming, ms. cheney. the gentleman from minnesota, mr. emmer. the gentleman from alabama, mr. palmer. the gentleman from north carolina, mr. walker. the gentleman from missouri, mr. smith. the gentleman from california, mr. nune yes, sir. the gentleman from texas, mr. -- the gentleman from california, mr. nunes. the gentleman from texas. vice president pence: the members from the senate to jens his excellency, stoltenberg, the senator from kentucky, mr. mcconnell, mr. thune, the senator from iowa, mr. grassry, the senator from wyoming, mr. barrasso, the senator from missouri, mr. blunt, the senator from idaho, the ich, mr. tillis, senator from washington, mrs. murray, the senator from -- senator klobuchar, baldwin, the enator from wyoming, mr. reed, the

clark is being treated differently than jussie smollett. it's a disorderly conduct case. a lot less egregious than mr. smollett's case. ms. r. she doesn't have a high priced lawyer and this smells big-time. your office created this mess." the woman, candace clark, agrees. >> i'm just a regular girl trying to make it out here, doing a job, working ten hour shifts overnight. i'm just trying my best. >> you are not jussie smollett's. >> i am not jussie smollett. i wish i was, but it's okay. i'll get my justice. >> jesse: all right, greg. big double standard. >> greg: i think jussie smollett is now going to be a euphemism for something. it's like getting off because you're famous. just pulled a jussie smollett. or jesse, given chris rock said he lost the u. >> jesse: don't talk about it. >> greg: the brothers are suing him because the guy basically enlisted their help and then betrayed them. the hoax is one thing but jussie is a rotten person that he would be entirely okay with those guys going to jail. that's borderline psychopath. i understand the hoax thing, because he was just feeding and what the media was asking for. he

mr. thompson and ms. walden answer this quickly. ms. clarke, what the doj must do and what we must do, but to both mr. potts and ms. clarke sorry -- den, i'm impressions about generally how folks in media companies like facebook can take down hate speech and likewise google, so i can give for these two seconds. mr. potts: thank you, congresswoman. again, there is no place for hate or violence on facebook. we act quickly through our ai and human reviewers went violence violates our community standards. anything tied to violence we will remove that swiftly. ms. walden we also use a ombination of a.i. and human content to remove it. in addition to google, we promote counter speech on the platform. ms. clarke: the justice department must come to the aid of local law enforcement. they themselves should be bringing more cases than -- and holding the perpetrators of these crimes accountable. the fbi should abandon its black identity extremist designation come and use its bully pulpit to speak out against the hate across the across the country and incentivize better data collection from local law enforcement a

mr. president. supervisor fewer? >> thank you, madam clark.ood and dining establishments have become synonymous with the identity of san francisco. and they're also destinations and anchors on our merchant corridors. titled "some patients, bay area restauran restauranteurs" brings some of the challenges and road blocks they face to finally opening a restaurant. i'm calling for a hearing to take a hollergi holistic look at the climate of the restaurants in san francisco, and what they experience in navigating business in the city. it is in seeking assistance and approaching a city department about the permitting processes. there is d.b.i., d.b.w., planning, and the treasure and tax and office of small business is a very realtime factor that impacts the restaurant that is trying to start up, sustain, or revamp operations. i would like the departments to put the work they're doing to support the needs of the restaurant industry, especially around permits streamlining, targeting programs, to meet the needs of operators of food establishments. i wo

clark. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. of myyou all, all colleagues for being here. i am proud to report that 100 days into this new majority, the caucus is strong, we are focused, we are unified, i am getting things done for the american people. and to putting those foundations of our for the people agenda ahead of us. and to work, to make sure that we are putting those issues that people talk about around their kitchen tables back on the front burner of congress. withdy what we have done hr one, protecting voting rights, getting corruption out of politics, commonsense measures to end gun violence in this country, ensuring that women are paid equally for equal work, protecting those with pre-existing conditions, and that is just some of what we have already done in this caucus in this majority for the people. toare excited and energized go to our districts and be back at work. hearing from them, to inform our work when we come back at the end of april. and the key to delivering our for the people agenda is the work of the dpc see. i am proud to call up our chairman,

clark: thank you, mr. chairman. every day millions of americans use the internet to enrich their lives, engage with their communities and do their jobs. while most online interactions are positive, the sad reality is far too many americans having an online presence means being subjected to harassment, stalking, sextortion and sexual abuse. in recent years the internet has become an easy way for abusers to stalk victims of domestic violence and prey on vulnerable children. these crimes aren't just one-off occurrences, they're not just virtual, they can destroy lives. one of my constituents received an onslaught of rape and death threats so horrific and explicit that she and her husband fled their home and eventually moved because they feared for their lives. unfortunately when she reported these threats to law enforcement, the officers she worked with did not have the training or the resources necessary to fully investigate this crime and bring the perpetrators to justice. and this is just one story. in fact, 20%, on

deportation whether they had a criminal record or not the former director of ours mr home publicly stated the dave clark from crossing. over they should all of you in this country legally you committed a crime but entered this country you should be uncountable you should look over your shoulder you need to be worried then i did something which last administrations had not done the actually this and every single process discretion to do so and ever handing deporting. and the one who comes to attention became the newborns what that's translated to on the street is folks who didn't have to anticipate the possibility of being arrested and deported now do seem to stay actually increase interest a lot of stories about the way immigration enforcement faulds arrests cross country families separated deportations. stories about how i see racially profiled people on the street picks up immigrants a routine court check ins uses contentious surveillance tactics and makes mass arrests some of the journalism does more extensive collaboration's between news organizations and advocacy groups groups that have done resear

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clark. steve paulson is in the office preparing you for what is coming our way. >> cloudy with already drizzle. >> our good friend mr. drizzle is in town. >> yes. right now he is down toward san jose. jose. 52 degrees. there is a lot there that doesn't necessarily show up on radar. the more steady, light rain is just offshore and inching closer. a mostly cloudy morning, mild can some drizzle. we had reports to the north and now to the south. it is only a matter of time until that thickens up a bit. 50s for almost everybody. a lot of cloud cover on the mild side. temperatures near where they should be this time of year but a series of systems will track across, bringing us some light rain. tomorrow appears to be a light system, as well and 60s on a high today. >>> 5:00 in the morning. sal will tell you about something new or

mr. potts and ms. walden to answer this question very quickly and then ms. clark. so i can give her at least two seconds. >> thank you f. congresswoman. there's no place for hate or violence. we act swiftly through our a.i. and human removers to remove that -- we are going to remove it swiftly. >> thank you. >> we also use a combination of a.i. and human content, and we promote counter-speech across the platform. >> the department of justice must come to the aid of law enforcement. they themselves sob bringing more cases accountable. the fbi should abandon the black identity extremist designation and most importantly use their bully pulpit to speak out and incentivize better data clerks. >> thank you. burning churches, thank you. the gentleman from ohio, mr. chabbot. >> i reject white supremacy and all forms of hate. i'm quite sure that my up colleagues on the dias -- >> you didn't start off on the conservative side of the ledger. >> that's right. i was a liberal. >> you mention in your statement, but just to go back. >> i launched a motion blexit. i realized that

clark. >> and i am pam cook. thank you for waking up with us. will it be very rainy, a little rainy. mr. drizzle is out. >> well, it will be rainy, the real stuff versus the light stuff. >> okay! >> all right light rain out there. beginning to pick up to the north already. i will show you that in a second. i be surprised if it rains into late april and beyond. mother nature does what she does from one viewer. i would agree with that. a lot of chatter on that. i think we will see a pattern that will not end here. we are picking up more to the north. ukiah shows light rain, moving from the mendocino coast. nothing too heavy. light and a few reports of drizzle here around vallejo. i-80 might be a little bit. most of it is still off shore but it will sweep across. cloudy with light rain developing. 50s on the temps. i doubt these change much at all. look for an increase in rain and the system will move through on friday. should be a quick mover, so that is good news. it will be here friday to early saturday afternoon. 60s on a lot of the temps. sal, it is 5:31. this is when things usually pi

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