thank you, ms. mayor. can you give a big round of plaza to supervisor matthew haney. >> thank you. want to echo all of those thank yous that you already heard from supervisor ronen, but there's one that we left out which is supervisor hillary ronen, who did incredible and tremendous work. literally when i got elected, she pulled me in and asked, what do you think about doing a universal mental health care program for san francisco. i said i just got here. how does that work? we brought in an incredible coalition of frontline workers. everyone who was able to help us draft this legislation. so many folks with direct experience working in this system helped us draft what is in front of us today. i want to say this one more time which is that mental health s.f. will make san francisco the first city in the country to provide universal access to coordinated mental health care and substance use treatment. that is a huge accomplishment. what we know is that there is so many people in our communities, many of whom are living on the streets, others of who are suffering quietly who are not

ms. davis. >> thank you, mayor. give another round for mayor breed.ys are already color-coordinated. you're ready to step into it. i would say the quick way to do this is harold shields here. he is going to be point for us to coordinate some of that. i saw patsy and john also. i know that they are doing work here and supporting the community. saida is here from hope s.f. all of these are partners. principal thomas knows how to get in touch with us. we want to start the process. if you are serious and ready, united has a plan. we're working with them to get folks through that. i see the collective team and others. there are lots of people here. i would say you start with knocking on harold's door, making sure he's got your name and number and he's connected. he's got all the stuff. we do have the app. you have to go to opps.org and that's where you register. we can get you all of that. harold is going to make sure you don't get lost in any of the process. the united process is a very specific process. anybody who's ever had to go through security at th

jennifer arcuri received favourable treatment when mrjohnson was london mayor because of their friendship — a claim he denies. msd by a man she considered a friend. when i reached out to him, asking him about this media and what would happen with the story, i was completely sidelined. why keep me away? why treat me like the enemy? the united states no longer considers israeli settlements built in the occupied west bank to be illegal. the move breaks with four decades of state department policy. the settlements are widely considered illegal under international law, though israel disputes this. us secretary of state mike pompeo said the status of the occupied west bank was for israelis and palestinians to negotiate. calling the establishment of settlements inconsistent with international law hasn't worked or advanced the cause of peace. the hard truth is there will never be a judicial resolution to this and arguments as a matter about who is right or wrong as a matter of international law will not bring peace. this is a complex political problem that can only be solved by negotiations between the israelis and pale

jennifer arcuri received favourable treatment when mrjohnson was london mayor because of their friendship — a claim he denies. msd happen with the story, i was completely sidelined. why keep me away? why treat me like the enemy? the united states no longer considers israeli settlements built in the occupied west bank to be illegal. the us secretary of state mike pompeo said the change, which breaks with four decades of american foreign policy, "recognises the reality on the ground". 0ur north america editorjon sopel is at the white house. just to underline the significance of this change for us foreign policy. it is hugely significant, and the timing is bizarre. no new israeli government has been formed so israeli government has been formed so why has mike pompeo announced this now, and who is it to help? donald trump‘s first overseas trip was to the middle east and israel, where he visited the west bank as well, and he said this will be the greatest deal i can possibly pull off. he has tasked his son—in—law jared kushner to be the person to do that and we await this peace process , that and we await this peace

alleged that she received favourable treatment when mrjohnson was mayor of london because of their friendship — claims which he denies. msend. it's been almost ten years that i have had him in my life. the fact that i have to now be dragged back to britain, to somehow stand up for myself, not to be afraid to actually call him out for just looking myself, not to be afraid to actually call him out forjust looking the other way and allow me to be fed to the lions. ifind it other way and allow me to be fed to the lions. i find it absolutely atrocious. he's got an entire pr team, you know? and when i reached out to him, asking him about this media, and what happened with the story, i was completely sidelined. why keep me away? why treat me like the enemy? a tiny piece of literary history — no bigger than a box of matches — is going under the hammer in paris right now. written by a 14—year—old charlotte bronte, it's a miniature magazine created for her toy soldiers. the manuscript is expected to go for hundreds of thousands of pounds — and it's hoped it could return to bronte's native west yorkshire. lizo mzimba reports. the m

alleged jennifer arcuri received favourable treatment when mrjohnson was mayor of london because of their friendship, a claim he denies. msidered a friend. when i reached out to him asking him about this media and what happened with the story, i was completely sidelined. why keep me away? why treat me like the enemy? two teenagers have beenjailed for life for murdering 17—year—old jodie chesney in a case of mistaken identity while she was in a park with friends in east london. svenson ong—a—kwie — on the left — will serve at least 26 years. arron isaacs, who's 17, was sentenced to a minimum of 18 years. police have released footage of the moment the pair were arrested in march shortly after the attack. we're all living longer and that means more and more people are needing extra care. how to pay for it is one of the biggest issues of our times. social care in england is under huge pressure. the council run system is in crisis, in desperate need of reform and more funding. experts say the situation's so bad that politicians who ignore it at this election, do so at their peril. here's our bbc‘s social affairs correspondent

the city's mayor said a venice was on his knees d the cost of into hundreds of ms ofould run euros. this past april, the world watched in horror as fire engulfed the cathedral of notre dame in paris. the legendary landmark barely survived, and now we are getting the first tv pictures of the extent of the damage. the images shot by a french general show the scale of the reconstruction and the risks asciated with rebuilding. our paris correspondent lucy williamson rorts. lucy: behind its familiar towers, the shape of notre dame has changed. it's soaring spire now a gaping hole. lead melting in new sculptures. slking into notre dame wa always humbling. philip is one of very few to have h seen the cathedral looks today. it's silent, floodlit by sunlight. d the charmains of the collapsing spire still piled on the floor. >> the wood continued to burn on the ground and burned to the basis of these two columns. if they want to reinforce to stop them shattering, they could ha collapsed taken the walls with them. it would have been a lucy: firefighters say they came clthe to losing notre dame

alleged that she received favours from mrjohnson when he was mayor of london because of their friendship. both he and she deny the allegations. msed and ignored by the prime minister since the allegations were made public. this morning, she told the bbc she felt snubbed by a man she considered a friend. she felt snubbed by a man this was why it was hard for me to to date because, i mean, every guy would tell you they'd call and never follow up, not borisjohnson. every time he told me he'd call, he called me. in fact, i was convinced this was a man of his word because i couldn't believe the fervent, linear focus in which he had on me. and i assure you, it was not just a sexual intention. he actually was very intrigued by my energy, my ability to get things done. he loved my events. he saw the way i could work a room, the way i met everybody. i mean, i was in london 30 seconds and i knew a lot of people. he recognised that. and ijust find it a real shame because i know he's a very passionate, in—depth, charismatic, you know, a very considerate person. but it's been very hard for me to stand back and keep excusing this. were you da

our partners here today, city around county, mayor's office, all candidates, thank you for being here. i want to turn it over to my associate and friend, ms. joyce. >> is it afternoon now? >> good morning, everyone. welcome to visitation valley. we want to thank you all for coming out this morning. we are so excited and so happy. these job fairs keep getting better and better, and i especially want to thank joshua, the mayor's office. a wonderful wrong man working to make sure we all have opportunities. >> we have a special guest in the house. i want everyone to help me recognize and our own district 10 supervisor walton. [applause.] >> good afternoon. this is what a hiring fair is supposed to look like. sunnydale is on fire. i want more energy and excitement from this room. good afternoon. there we go. you know, we do hire fairs all the time throughout the year in various communities, and one of the things that i always used to stress when i used to work for community developers was i don't want to just have a job stair -- job fair to check boxes to say we had a bunch of people show up and nobody has a job. having focus hiring fairs with

ms. pugh blurred the lines between public duties and divate business. >> reporter: earlier this year the i.r.s. and f.b.i. raided her home and c moro epown inal invgation. pugh wus infromll e bo her mayoral campaign, using it to purchase ind renovate a house, and evading taxes. the u.s. attorney called the dormer mayor's actions a betrayal of the public trust. >> the people of baltimore expect that elected officials llace the interests of their citizens above their own. >> reporter: pugh's attorney says that he will address the allegations in com if you add up all these charges, if convicted, baltimore's former mayor faces up to 175 years behind bars. norah? >> o'donnell: jeff, thank you. yoday n.f.l. star myles garrett appealed his indefinite suspension for attacking another player. don dahler tells us there was also another apology today from, of all people, the victim of the attack. >> that's one of the worst oings i've ever seen on a professional sports field. fi reporter: at issue isn't whether myles garrett hit the steelers' mason rudolph with his own helmet-- the video doesn't lie. today rudolph, who was fined $35,000 for his role in the brawl apologized. >> the bottom line is i s

declared the nature of their relationship when he was mayor of london, becasue it would have been "transparent and open." when he was running london mselationship. everything was done with full propriety. so you did declare the interest and you'll be able to say that when...? no, i said that everything was done in accordance with full propriety. i asked you a very specific question — you have to declare interest, did you delare interest? there was no...there was no interest to declare. in her only bbc interview, we'll talk live tojennifer arcuri in the next few minutes. and boris johnson?

declared the nature of their relationship when he was mayor of london, becasue it would have been "transparent and open." when he was running london msrcuri went on three trade trips alongside him — this is what he said when he was asked if he should have "declared" the nature of their relationship. everything was done with full propriety. so you did declare the interest and you'll be able to say that when...? no, i said that everything was done in accordance with full propriety. i asked you a very specific question — you have to declare interest, did you delare interest? there was no...there was no interest to declare. in her only bbc interview, we'll talk live tojennifer arcuri in the next few minutes. and boris johnson? he's talking to business leaders at the cbi this morning. we'll bring you that live. plus, why didn't he say he regretted his friendship with jeffrey epstein? the backlash against prince andrew's newsnight interview continues. do i regret the fact that he has quite obviously conducted himself in a manner unbecoming? yes. unbecoming? he was a sex offender. yeah, i'm sorry — i'm being polite. a lawyer for five victim

ms. williams. >> now, lieutenant colonel, you said in your written statement that mayor rudy giuliani promoted false information that undermined the united states/ukraine policy. have you ever met giuliani? >> just to be accurate, i said false narrative just because that's what i said in the record this morning, but i have not met him. >> you never had a conversation with him about ukraine or been in a meeting with him where he has spoken to others about ukraine? >> no. just what i saw him -- you know, his comments on tv -- >> so, news reports. >> yes. >> and similarly, you've never met the president of the united states, correct? >> that's correct. >> you've never advised the president on uk yg? >> i made all the preparations for the calls -- >> you never spoke to the president and told him advice on ukraine? >> that is correct. >> in your written statement you said in may i attended the inauguration of president zelensky as part of the delegation with secretary perry and following the members provided president trump a debriefing. that's not right because the members did but you weren't in that me

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ms. williams. >> now, lieutenant colonel, you said in your written statement that mayor rudy giuliani promoted false information that undermined the united states/ukraine policy. have you ever met giuliani? >> just to be accurate, i said false narrative just because that's what i said in the record this morning, but i have not met him. >> you never had a conversation with him about ukraine or been in a meeting with him where he has spoken to others about ukraine? >> no. just what i saw him -- you know, his comments on tv -- >> so, news reports. >> yes. >> and similarly, you've never met the president of the united states, correct? >> that's correct. >> you've never advised the president on uk yg? >> i made all the preparations for the calls -- >> you never spoke to the president and told him advice on ukraine? >> that is correct. >> in your written statement you said in may i attended the inauguration of president zelensky as part of the delegation with secretary perry and following the members provided president trump a debriefing. that's not right because the members did but you weren't in that me

ms. williams. >> lieutenant colonel, you said in your written statement that mayor rudolph giuliani defied policy. >> i said false narrative in the record this morning, but i have not met him. >> so you never had a conversation with him about ukraine or been in a meeting where he spoke to others about ukraine? >> no, just his comments on tv and the news. >> similarly, you've never met the president of the united states, sfl states, right? >> that is correct. >> so you never advised the president of ukraine? >> i helped him get -- >> you said the organization of president zelensky, following the visit the members had a debriefing. you were a member but you weren't in that meeting, were you? >> that's correct. >> we'll just have a note there that that meeting occurred without you. you do know that this impeachment inquiry is about the president of the united states, don't you? >> i do. >> you said you're responsible for coordinating u.s.-ukranian policy? >> correct. >> does the secretary of state pompeo report to you? >> he does not. >> ambassador volker? >> he does not. >> ambassador of ukraine, e

ms. yovanovitch: -- to me and? an? know,vanovitch: i did not but i was understanding that the mayor was working to have me removed. rep. speier: you have endured an orchestrated character thatssinatio, it was has to year and a half ago and it is plagued with enormous campaign contributions to the presidentcampaign's, and you deserve more from the american people and more from the congress in supporting you. rep. stuart: i have unanimous consent. rep. schiff: we will pick that up later, mr. stuart. you are recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and others. thank you, ambassador, for being here today. of the to year four impeachment proceedings. i'm sorry you have gotten dragged into this. frankly unbelievable accusations regarding russian collusion, accusations we know now are absolute nonsense, where there is no basis at all, does it promises from some members of this committee that they have secret proof that would prove this illusion. four, wen year apparently move on to ukraine , will thero quo president bnd removed from office for bribery? be removed from office for bribery? and now with that statement, i wou

that she received favourable treatment when mrjohnson was mayor of london because of their friendship — allegations which both he and she deny. msnubbed by a man she considered a friend. imean, it i mean, it has been ten years that i have had him in my life, and the fa ct have had him in my life, and the fact that i have to now be dragged back to britain to somehow stand up for myself, not be afraid to actually call him out orjust looking the other way and allowing me to be fed to the lions? i mean, i find it absolutely atrocious, he has gotan find it absolutely atrocious, he has got an entire pr team, you know, and when i reached out to him, asking him about this media and what would happen with the story, i was com pletely happen with the story, i was completely sidelined. why keep me away? why treat me like the enemy? the number of refugees and migrants taking to boats to cross from turkey to greece has surged in recent weeks. arrivals are now at their highest level since 2015. more than 57,000 people have reached greece this year, driven in part by instability in places such as afghanistan. that's still well below the 850,00

mayor giuliani was asking on his own, freelancer, the president referred to exactly the same two investigations rudy giuliani was out pushing on his behalf, is that correct? >> that is correct. >> now, ms. williams, you were asked about the meeting the vice president had with zelensky in september. in which ukrainians brought up their concern about the hold on the security assistance, is that right? >> that's right. >> you were asked during that meeting between president zelensky and the vice president, the issue of burisma and bidens came up? >> they didn't come up. >> that meeting involved two, three dozen people. >> it was. >> in the context of this meeting with two, three dozen people, the vice president didn't bring up those investigations, correct? >> no, he didn't bring up those investigations. >> were you aware that immediately, i mean immediately, after that meeting broke up ambassador sondland has said he went over to mr. yermak, one to which advisers to zelensky and told yermak that if he wanted the military aid they would have to do these investigations? >> i was not aware at the time of any side meetings that ambassador sondland had following the vice president's meeting w