mr. jones. >> good afternoon. today, we are going to recognize an operator that amongst our operation's team needs no introduction. operator valley is our most senior operator. number 386 approximate he is literally providing excellent service longer than i have been alive. i -- that's apr. tremendous. the greatest ambassadors for public transit we had in our city and also the visitors who in to san francisco every year. work at cable car division at powell approximate market giving great customer information on all our visitors. i upon don't think that i have the words to fully express and acknowledge how much oliver means to the operation family and mta special san francisco as a whole. i think there are some baby pictures of me with him. had my father worked here. you know he hen around a long time and represented us in a way we will never be able to duplicate. i will introduce to you mr. fred beller who leads the cable car operations works closely with oliver to give you more insight on the impact he has with

richard just, it's just a traditional new model. suppose i to insure a used one when she was you said, mr. jones at the boulevard. that's what we're deal here. most of in the month with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race group is on often very dramatic, that development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very critical time. time to sit down and talk with the committee, change your diploma. she g as a, she is ancient and you go on kia and you could, i knew that should give me a call because there was no procedure. cedar and you knew me and i need to hear it . i need the a some the at the. wow. yeah, the social, is it a new? yeah, today. yeah, yeah. which is just a integrated this part is a small chest fall. i believe when you, when you're, when i was on your parameters with this, i was a real sure with which adventure she knew process own you personally, i was there when you was a well leticia mccoy supplies were in to service from bowman. i got it with michelle many mi

mr. jones -- mr. hooks achieved every goal put forth by island leadership. thanks to his efforts and leadership, jekyll island is a thriving community. a hallmark of conservation efforts. a tourism location enjoyed by many. and much more. i would like to thank mr. hook. once again, for his service and i hope he has a restful retirement. madam speaker, i rise today to recognize the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement that brought an end to 30 years of conflict in northern ireland. the conflict known as the troubles, resulted in the deaths of hundreds of people. the conflict saw families, friends, and neighbors turn on each other. saw political discourse become -- replaced by violence and blood shed. despite the viciousness and length of the conflict, all parties involved with u.s. diplomatic support managed to come to an agreement to end it. now 25 years after the signing of the good friday agreement, the emral identical remains more peaceful and prosperous than the agreement. i applaud the commitment to peace by leaders on both sides of the irish s

time to sit down and talk with a bunch i should to bomb and close with mr. jones along on the wall. jason, a question for you for you to he is new, was in the wm, which is a cut that sample understood. yes, i was okay with for your promotional session. there's a question with my schedule. sure. so, but i'm not sure if it is your wish. fatal shock with a a, a, a, a surgery, the leash we're doing with the shuttle to. so you her with a little minister chase or just put it in peace for push or no with no one is the cities it said you forwarded it to us and just more for the doors talking with you with .

mr. jones. >> good afternoon. today, we are going to recognize an operator that amongst our operation's team needs no introduction. operator valley is our most senior operator. number 386 approximate he is literally providing excellent service longer than i have been alive. i -- that's apr. tremendous. the greatest ambassadors for public transit we had in our city and also the visitors who in to san francisco every year. work at cable car division at powell approximate market giving great customer information on all our visitors. i upon don't think that i have the words to fully express and acknowledge how much oliver means to the operation family and mta special san francisco as a whole. i think there are some baby pictures of me with him. had my father worked here. you know he hen around a long time and represented us in a way we will never be able to duplicate. i will introduce to you mr. fred beller who leads the cable car operations works closely with oliver to give you more insight on the impact he has with

it is always come if you don't know me as well, mr. jonesenario. i said out loud in one stream, "these poor oklahomans thinking they come here to get rich and they look like the wrath." and the middle of beverly hills and someone else's name. i wrote it down on a slip. the traffic jam broke up and i went over to burbank and i met a pleasant man. i sat in the car and it was 5:07. i knew i had to leave 5:15 to go to another meeting. in 8 minutes, i wrote that song that has changed our lives. not just our lives. you think about downstream but i might have been might not been an essential worker, but those people who sold tickets to our shows and ushers, people who got downstream, they think -- >> brian: let's talk about that class. >> i had a lot of talent and they were of sponges. they dug in and squeeze themselves out. we had a little talent show the last class and you want to leave with those kids did. one young woman said, why did you plant the seed if you were only going to leave? and they just continued. >> ainsley: wow! >> and moms and d

, the family's ability to get anything remotely close to the jury awards is inextricably tide to mr. joness, including that the shooting was a hoax, the parents were actors, the children did not die, that ignited years of torment and threats against them. are there any safeguards in our legal system to keep what got him here in the first place from happening again? i mean, if there's no incentive, if he feels like he can hide his assets, give away his assets, and never really pay the price, why not keep doing what he's doing? >> yeah, that's a really problematic issue. i think we're seeing that more in this climate, it's a textbook example of making so much money from disinformation. trying to regulate that is hard. we don't have a lot of precedent for that, especially in this digital age because it does run up against issues like the first amendment, he wants to express his opinions, et cetera. it was great that they brought a defamation lawsuit to try to reign that in. when your expressions get to the point of defaming other people, then you can be reigned in that way. overall, this is a

thank you mr. jones 202 that you and mr.e've now considered the rules and guidance relating to covid that were in force at the time of the gatherings we've discussed with you we've considered your knowledge of the rules and guidance then enforce and considered your and we've considered your attendance at knowledge of attendance at a knowledge of gatherings that not socially distanced which fixed distanced and for which fixed penalty issued . we penalty notices were issued. we will now compare that with what you said to the house of commons after media reports of these gatherings emerging will concentrate particularly on what you said to the house on the 1st of december and the 8th of december will first examine your assertions that . covid rules and assertions that. covid rules and guidance were followed number 10 and i would like to invite andy carter ask our questions carter to ask our questions about this. thank you, chair mr. johnson. i'm only on the 30th of november. i understand the daily mirror contacted the press off

an errand involving some guy named mr. jones dock street. i could not figure out who he was, but it is in this period for a woman to. take piecework into the house, either from merchant tailors who got the orders or to do repairs for other families or to take commissions or to work with a dressmaker. clothing was one of the most valuable possessions they had. that's right and it took huge amounts of labor and the woman's labor was very poorly paid. so they this this era has been described as kind of the great age of american home sewing, because the sewing machine come in in the 19th century in kind and produce clothing would come in in the 19th century. but in this period, almost everything was made by hand and a lot of it was made at home. and we can talk more that. but yeah. so when hamilton was defending that law, was he also serving in washington's cabinet? no, this is kind of a spoiler. i'll just tell you hamilton came into the story after after, you know, you don't have to tell me that hamilton, hired by bello, ended up in debtor's pr

mr. dow jones, very unhappy. the markets are volatile. there are two immediate things.is bank informed its investment strategy in a low interest rate environment which is what we've had for 40 years in which we no longer have. a bank that invests a disproportionate amount of money and treasury will suffer because they will not keep up with inflation. when you get to a high interest, things begin to break. the financial system is breaking but the other thing that can break is the budget. we have borrowed and borrowed assuming interest rates are low. they will no longer be low. inflation will be here for a good chunk of a while. your payments on the debt become massive on the federal level. the second thing is what we have been so quick to act if this were called a different bank? my answer would be no. the venture capitalists who invest in this bank, people who they invested in, put money in this bank, they created a narrative that is medium-sized bank, if it went under, the whole economy would go under. once they created that narrative, which may not have been true, mor

that even though we are seeing cost increases, because of the electric market rate increases that mrs. jones just referred to, we are not expecting to see bills paid by our customers that are higher then those paid by pg&e customers, so we will still show a more affordable product than the alternative. thank you. >> thank you. seeing no more questions, let's go to public comment. >> [providing instructions for public comment] madam chair, we have no speakers. >> thank you mr. clerk. seeing no more public comment, public comment is now close d. i do want to make a concluding remark that just want to highlight system manager of power barbara hale's comments that even under the circumstances that the typical customer bills will still remain lower for our clean power sf customers then pg&e customers and i think that is important fact to highlight for the rate payers in san francisco. thank you. with that, i would lake like to move the item to full board with recommend ation. mr. clerk, please call the roll. we need to--let's make the motion to accept the recommendation as recommended by the bla.

smith calls up twitter and says i don't like with mr. jones is saying about me or whatever. it's an entirely different matter when is the united states government telling twitter, we have concerns about these specific accounts which we know is what happened, again, based on the twitter files. >> it does are coming to see people saying, the united states government was just acting like any other citizen. the united states government isn't any other citizen. the fbi is not your neighbor. the fbi has subpoena authority. they have search authority. they have weapons. they are the largest law enforcement agency in the united states. when they perform this task, it is different. there are lots of things that are more menacing when done by the government. it's one of the reasons the court has allowed for this type of agency relationship to perform this task, it trigger things like the first amendment or the fourth amendment. this is not a new problem. the fourth amendment area is an old technique for officers to get private security or campus police or others to conduct a search an

that even though we are seeing cost increases, because of the electric market rate increases that mrs. jones just referred to, we are not expecting to see bills paid by our customers that are higher then those paid by pg&e customers, so we will still show a more affordable product than the alternative. thank you. >> thank you. seeing no more questions, let's go to public comment. >> [providing instructions for public comment] madam chair, we have no speakers. >> thank you mr. clerk. seeing no more public comment, public comment is now close d. i do want to make a concluding remark that just want to highlight system manager of power barbara hale's comments that even under the circumstances that the typical customer bills will still remain lower for our clean power sf customers then pg&e customers and i think that is important fact to highlight for the rate payers in san francisco. thank you. with that, i would lake like to move the item to full board with recommend ation. mr. clerk, please call the roll. we need to--let's make the motion to accept the recommendation as recommended by the bla.

jo jones thank you, mr. speaker . jones thank you, mr. speaker.0, labour governments across , the uk governments across, the uk lifted 800,000 children out of poverty . since 2010, the poverty. since 2010, the conservatives have driven half a million children into poverty with child poverty next year predicted to reach levels not seen since the 90. there is enough parliamentary time this year for the prime minister to say sorry to child damaged by their policies. but could the prime minister start today by saying sorry for all the children that ? he failed during children that? he failed during this time ? well, mr. speaker , this time? well, mr. speaker, the exact stats all since since 2010, there are 1.2 million fewer people in poverty than there were. and that's because of the that this conservative government has been putting in place by raising the living wage, which, by the way, mr. speaken wage, which, by the way, mr. speaker, the best way to ensure that do not grow up in that children do not grow up in is to ensure that they are not growin

mr. spielberg sang movie stars don't wear hats. and he goes, what about indiana jones? next scene and he goes yeah, let's take the hat off. >> stephen: did you have to reshoot that scene? >> jay: know we did not but nobody wore a hat after that. i didn't even wear a hat. nobody is wearing hats. >> stephen: the next note is going to be "movie stars don't wear pants." he's just seeing how far you can push you. >> jay: whatever he says, i'll do it. >> stephen: i understand you enjoy adrenaline. ckwardin a helicopter and jump out and ski down. this sounds dangerous and why do you enjoy it? >> jay: i think i do it lyicago and the '70s. i was the only indian kid around and i was also the fastest kid in the neighborhood. fastest kid in my high school. i was like, that got the a lot of currency. there's a lot of opinions, hey, indians don't ski. you watch me. i learned how to ski. and then i'm like, what's the most advanced version of that? so i went heli-skiing. i got all these notes on my instagram, i didn't know indians skied. watch me, pal. >> stephen: jay, thank you so muc

council says it is working closely with the ministry of defence to ensure that mr brown is given a fitting service. simon jonesg off their lights to mark earth hour. and it's notjust houses — monuments including rome's colosseum and the acropolis of athens shut off their lights at 8pm local time to mark the event. the appeal was launched by world wildlife fund in 2007 to raise awareness of climate change and proposes that a large number of people around the world can reduce carbon emissions by turning off unnecessary lights and electronic devices for one hour. hello. tomorrow marks the start of british summer time. over the next few days, things will turn briefly colder again. the cold air that's currently across scotland will be digging its way further southwards as we head through sunday and into monday. this area of low pressure starts to pull away, but under this area of low pressure through sunday morning, we'll see cloud and rain across the southern half of the uk that will be moving away eastwards, as we move through sunday night, that cold air spreads southwards, sky is clear, it is going to be a very

council says it is working closely with the ministry of defence to ensure that mr brown is given a fitting service. simon jones message, and we entered the first covid lockdown. most of us have now resumed our normal lives, but there are many still living with the consequences — as jamie coulson reports. from this evening, i must give the british people a very simple instruction — you must stay at home. people stripping the shelves of basic foods. you just need to stop it. we see a lot of death. we see a lot of patients who can't see their relatives. _ so we have to be their relatives for them. - it was an invisible enemy that threatened all our lives. a new virus that began its spread into every home, hospital, and high street, in a few short weeks changed the way we all lived our lives — in some cases forever. looking at this picture, it was a scary and distressing time because i didn't know if i was going to live or die. in december 2020 kelli went into hospital in leeds with covid—19. the 53—year—old spent a total of 31 days in hospital, 11 of which were in intensive care. we first filmed kelli on a covid

mr. smith is a back a bit shop. ah. ringback i a jones la, most of them don't actually have all of them which got off the ship for all of them pulling a server with saying i needed to purchase a a a new peach seat. all right stuff, beecham, watch. it was a she think it will, the she didn't sleep with it but racism. it's who? bush koji, k bush collision, and the workers to conclude bush, their militia, small. sure. yeah. a move from the for in a couple of days. sell about your life. people's battalion will be sent to the front or 30 america, or in there. with where you're going to tell me all the way my worries bother you. with a staff guide. yeah. let me check with my dear again. use our white burger with dish. no us or star way more just or not after but off and he doesn't know what he will go to school no way. and that's just for him. it would be a scaly sign. if i'm done, you've got a note from some of the room. i'm just on the listed on the board. so though at them as we took a little dust, we swill, this'll dust or she'll go with us

mr brown is given a fitting service. simonjones, fitting service. simon jones, bbc fitting service. simonjones, bbc news.s, monuments including rome's coliseum shut off their lights at 8pm local time to mark the event. the appeal was launched by world wildlife fund in 2007 to raise awareness of climate change and proposes that a large number of people around the world can reduce carbon emissions by turning off unnecessary lights and electronic devices for one hour. a reminder of our top story. search and rescue efforts are continuing in mississippi after tornadoes hit the us state killing at least 25 people. the storms devastated several rural towns, with rolling fork almost completely wiped out. the state governor has declared a state of emergency. you are watching bbc news. hello. looks like things are turning colder brieflyjust—in—time for british summertime. 0ur clocks went forward one hour during the early hours of sunday. it will be turning colder across northern areas today and we will start to notice the difference in the south once we lose the early morning rain, all courtesy to this area of low

was the challenger further to her left -- if you take commissioner jones' percentage and hers, that roughly equals the front-runner, mre a split decision here. maybe one of the lessons is, if you're going to run and you're a democrat, don't get crosswise with the teachers union. you have a candidate who not only faced blowback from crime and all the covid hangovers, but someone ultimately seen as an out of towner with no core base, clashed with the teachers union and had a vote split by a candidate to her left. that plus crime i think made for a very, very tough road. >> that class with the teachers union became a national headline repeatedly. chicago is one of the last major cities to open their schools during the pandemic. alice, how do you see republicans, if at all, responding to this, and perhaps is there a way they use this to their vag? >> bianna, look at that. 17% for the incumbent mayor is a resounding signal from voters in the windy city that her policies were a complete failure for them. the main issue is safety. crime has been up 41% in the last year under her leadership. there's a lot of trickledown effec

mr. secretary, and the preside her. my question is related to really somma since in the markets dow jones and "wall street journal" reportedthat the amount of decline in russian gdp is actually lower than was hope for or expected. 15% was the number that was expected by some. it is done may bee in the low single digits. by the way, it was just announced cancellation of the nuclear pact, then new s.t.a.r.t. treaty with the u.s., perhaps of the might want to comment of its my question is how does oneo us as the degree o which russia remains resilient to the sanctions? their machine guns been puta together with coalition partners notwithstanding the effectiveness that you described it seems the bite seems to be than we hoped. thank you. >> i will let of my other colleagues to the suspension at activity when it came to new startt but i will address your question with regard to russia's economy. the most important thing is remember that at the very beginning of russia's invasion of ukraine we took a number of steps that caught russia by surprise. for example, immobilizing the central bank assets and you saw a a run on the russi

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mr. stanley's dirty cache with big legacy one. we went to video and put a written, written people in. did you live in north korea? supremely to kim jones? sister is emerging as a likely successor one. 0, one east investigates north korea's most powerful woman on elgin's. iraq. imagine a mosque without press. oh, without a family country, without people people. without that country. imagine fasting without if tom rift ha, without gatherings. imagine compassion without action. oh, imagine ramadan, without giving millions of refugees are still operated from their homes, struggling to afford even their basic needs. now imagine what your donation can do . every gift counts ah sh. i'm the buffer in london, the top stories and al jazeera, the bank of england, has raise interest rates for the 11th time and 18 months, and a bid to combat inflation. move follow similar measures by the central banks, including the u. s. and switzerland. the quarter of a percentage point rise takes the right to 4.25 percent. the international monetary fund is warning, lebanon urgently needs reforms to prevent hyper inflation. a conditional agreement was reached la

mr. march. the only coach remaining who is got a title. the spartans facing kansas state and keontae jones playing for florida collapsed on the court. he nearly died. he is back and now he is one of the stars for the wildcats looking to make some noise. this whole thing is wide open. of the 16 teams left since the tournament expanded in 1985, only 12 of them have made the elite 8. only 7 have made the final four. we could have a big surprise here. as for the women, their sweet 16 tips off tomorrow night. so much basketball. >> plenty of upsets in that one. >> thank you. coming up, is tiktok's time running out? the ceo set to take the hot seat on capitol hill. >> the colorado dentist accused of poisoning his wife. did he drug her before? he is due in court. >> and new tension with gwyneth paltrow back in court over an accident on the ski slopes. first let's go back to sam. good morning. >> let's not miss that spring started this week. a pump up of warm air. all the way along the east coast of the deep south. that's about it changes our next western storm continues to move east across the co

jones industrials. you 387 points. a big friday. the dow wrapping up a positive week. and that is going to do is for now. thank you so much for joining us. and now, mr. [♪♪] larry: hello

council says it is working closely with the ministry of defence to ensure that mr brown is given a fitting service. simon jonesocks have gone forward. it is summertime, even if it doesn't feel like it _ summertime, even if it doesn't feel like it a_ summertime, even if it doesn't feel like it a bit— summertime, even if it doesn't feel like it. a bit colder today. it could — like it. a bit colder today. it could cause chaos, especially if you have kids — could cause chaos, especially if you have kids. just reminding you of the benefits— have kids. just reminding you of the benefits of— have kids. just reminding you of the benefits of a british summertime — answered _ benefits of a british summertime — answered today will be about 7.30 this evening. —— sunset. you can get the sunrise _ this evening. —— sunset. you can get the sunrise and sunset times here for where — the sunrise and sunset times here for where you live. it will feel colder— for where you live. it will feel colder today. for where you live. it will feel coldertoday. not for where you live. it will feel colder today. not feeling much like summer _

jones, bbc news. we're joined now by enver solomon, chief executive of the refugee council. good lawday, mre going to stop the boat and deliver what the perimeter wants to deliver, which is an admirable objective, the boat smuggling is highly dangerous and the people smugglers behind the need to be dealt with but the solution is not a final crackdown. the solution is to target the people smugglers, not the victims, the refugees in the boats. and it's to work with our european partners to come up with a deal because it is a global challenge that not one government can deal with. ., ., _ ., with. the government would say that that is art with. the government would say that that is part of — with. the government would say that that is part of the _ with. the government would say that that is part of the plan, _ with. the government would say that that is part of the plan, to _ with. the government would say that that is part of the plan, to deal- that is part of the plan, to deal with the people who do assist in crossings over the channel. let’s crossings over the channel. let's remember _ cro

mr. president sanchez, i want to mention you, kim la devi, my translator , charles de devi, my translator, charles de mondo protestation on the dow jonesl, georgia. i wonder what you think. yeah, it's initially drawn and if i on ukraine you spoke about the conditions to be created for a future peace. what are you on the same wavelength when it comes to the necessity of war negotiation . mr. sident, i do negotiation. mr. sident, i do share this idea of president knocking on first question. there's a tendency that isn't new in the kremlin, which is to consider that population movement is manipulation coming from outside it, because the deep conviction is that in fact there's no public opinion or no free people . we are entitled as free people. we are entitled as an democracy to believe the and so i won't describe what has happened, but we mustn't lapse into that rather summery explanation. however today the movement is so by worries some movements . we saw images these movements. we saw images these past few days worrying a young woman carrying the european who was pushed around , to put it was pushed around, to put it mildly, on that ca

jones who brought law and order during the time when the west was still very wild. and frank hamer who took down the infamous bonnie and clyde. mr. babin: my district, which includes houston over to louisiana is few to a home of legendary texas rangers itself. major james t. thomas grew up in newton, texas, right down the road from my hometown of woodville, texas. he's the first known texas ranger to hold a doctoral degree and is a forensic expert. his fellow rangers say he is the epitome of what it means to be a texas ranger, a man who is devoted to his faith, to his wonderful wife, and to -- is a great father to his children. a loyal friend and a colleague. i'm also proud to represent other legends of the texas rangers. brandon best who is known for using modern techniques like the genetic targeting to solve cold cases that are-decades-old. and texas ranger joel harrison who is the longest serving ranger in history. it is a great privilege to represent heroes like these three men. throughout history, the texas rangers have protected presidents and dignitaries, captured bandits and burglars and solved some of the most dedicated