so i'm going to start by asking my colleague, nadine tahere to come up and give an award. i don't see him, i'll ask my colleague to come up and i'll give an award to him. [ laughter ] so mr. lee has been an employee of the city of the county of san francisco for 20 years and has been here since construction began. serves as the resident engineer for the chinatown station, the most complex station and part of the subway that is most in the public eye during the construction phase and he is a native deciding to take on this project pa because of his love r the city and chinatown community. this will be a critical link in integrating chinatown more closely into the city's transportation system. he has been instrumental in making sure the incredibly complex and deep excavation construction at central subway has gone smoothly and most importantly safely for over six years on the job and he is, as the resident engineer, the point person in dealing day-to-day with the contractor and all of the challenging issues related to site conditions, construction techniques and labour issue

writer—director nadine la baki, the deserved 0scar nomination for capernaum, which became both the highestng middle eastern film of all time. the story concerns a young boy growing up in lebanon who attempts to sue his parents for bringing him into a world so full of suffering and strife. from german director florian henckel von donnersmarck, who won an oscar for the lives of others, came never look away, an impressive meditation on art and morality, inspired by the early life of gerhard richter. meanwhile, swedish actress halldora geirharosdottir excelled in woman at war, a jet—black comedy about an eco—warrior fighting to save the planet from destruction, accompanied by an on—screen musical trio that provides surreal greek choral accompaniment — with drums, accordion and sousaphone at the ready. music, of course, has always been at the heart of cinema, and this year saw a plethora of brilliant scores breathing life into a dizzying range of movies. my own favourites included clint mansell‘s moody, jazzy score for out of blue, a murder mystery about life, the universe and everything which

lady nadine cobham — part of the family which set up the uk firm which employs 10,000 people — is amongeover "deeply disappointing". our business correspondent, katy prescott reports. one of the uk's oldest defence companies. a pioneer of air—to—air refuelling, critical to the uk military. providing high—tech engineering jobs at their headquarters. for the last six months, the government has been grappling with whether to allow its sale to the american private equity firm advent. which aims to buy companies, improve them and sell them on. borisjohnson, having christmas lunch with uk troops, defended last night's decision. a lot of checks have been gone through to make sure that in that particular case, that all the security issues that might be raised can be satisfied. and the uk will continue to be a very creative and dynamic contributor to that section of industry and all others. cobham started life in the 1930s as a flying circus. shareholders voted for the sale. the daughter—in—law of the founder has been critical. she says... in a heavily redacted document in the run up to the sale

lady nadine cobham, part of the family which set up the uk firm, has criticised the decision.spondent katy prescott reports. one of the uk's oldest defence companies, a pioneer of air—to—air refuelling, critical to the uk military, providing high—tech engineering jobs at their headquarters. for the last six months, the government has been grappling with whether to allow its sale to the american private equity firm advent, which aims to buy companies, improve them and sell them on. borisjohnson, having christmas lunch with uk troops, defended last night's decision. a lot of checks have been gone through to make sure that in that particular case, that all the security issues that might be raised can be satisfied. and the uk will continue to be a very creative and dynamic contributor to that section of industry and all others. cobham started life in the 1930s as a flying circus. shareholders voted for the sale. the daughter—in—law of the founder has been critical. she says... in a heavily redacted document in the run—up to the sale, the ministry of defence said this raised nation

britain's prime minister warns johnson for his close relationship with the us president let's go to nadine baba who's at a protest in london's trafalgar square a protest against the u.s. president who is at this protest. who fully there's a whole range of people as you might expect any visit by the u.s. president will attract a whole variety of campaign groups we've got people with banners saying no to war on iran a reference to the u.s. pressure recently against the iranian government after. president trying to get the u.s. out of that nuclear deal the campaign for nuclear disarmament to his saying no to trump's nuclear weapons race there are people concerned about what might happen to food standards and regulations after breck's it if britain were in some people's eyes forced to adapt to u.s. standards and then we expect perhaps the largest contingent i've seen a few of them among the several 100 people here. star for employee employed by the national health service that has become the number one issue for the british public in the upcoming general election so it's very very important th

thank you to nadine who you will hear from in a minute.ment in the office of early care and education. mercy housing and the architects for this project, santos priest got who was instrumental in this project. it is absolutely beautiful and we are grateful. thank you for to the contractor. thank you to make me haas who is joining us here today who is the president of the mimi and p. but -- peter hoss fund. it does take a village. this village came together to make something magical happened and i am so looking forward to doing more projects like this to change what is normal in san francisco. having access to affordable child care for all families. whether you are low or middle income to create -- to make sure kids have the kind of environments while they grow and thrive. this is just the beginning and i am excited to partner with the next speaker. president with the board of supervisors, norman he, who is ready -- really like the childcare king. let me tell you. this man, when we came onto the board of supervisors together and every singl

and the meeting between nadin male and you and baghdad prime minister face arrived. some sources say that demi is also expected to travel to the east. one. to meet with the warlord really for half of but after the controversy over their libyan agreement to go to being demoted time activities remember that italy has already agreements with the a euro and back the government of national accord regarding the same issue activities in the mediterranean including the. combating of the illegal immigration and smuggling in the mediterranean and meanwhile of course fuckwit all these steffen actors who are piling into this situation there is still a battle on the graves and several cities have to clear. to join the battle for tripoli what does this mean in terms of fighting on the ground how does this change things. we'll it means a 1st of all that those cities are insisting on continuing the fight to defend tripoli against what they call have to his forces aggression and it also means a kind of propaganda counter propaganda because remember have to forces have been using the

sturgeon says the result paves the way for another independence referendum well let's speak now to nadine barber who joins us live from edinburgh the dean these numbers clearly leave the s.n.p. extremely strong and does give them the mandate to push now in the rest. absolutely nicholas station said even before the election but before christmas she plans to ask the u.k. government for a guarantee that they would be allowed to hold in direct to the another independence referendum in 2021 she hasn't actually be repeated that promise in the last few hours but it's clear that they've done better than even they expected with $48.00 seats out of scotland's $59.00 seats in westminster they are almost back to the landslide levels that they receive that they achieved in 2015 labor hold on to just one seat they had 7 seats here in scotland they were once of course the dominant party here how the landscape has changed and now this is what nicholas sturgeon is saying she said i don't pretend every single person who voted s.n.p. yesterday will necessarily support independence but there has been a stron

for history taking place in london against the meeting of the nature latest let's cross to nadine baba sanity and how big are those protests were lower and they are very small compared to the protests that accompany previous visits here by president trump a few 100 people here very close to buckingham palace where there's no major leaders of very vocal presenting a whole range of issues there are a lot of pro kurdish protesters here denouncing the president there are members of campaign against the the campaign when you clear disarmament and stop all coalition denouncing nato as an organization but symbolically the protests being led by people who work for britain's public health system the n h s and to chew on tuesday for donald trump rather addressed fears from people at these protests this that's part of the n.h.s. would be sold off to american companies for the future trade deal he said he didn't know where anyone got that idea and that he would be interested even if it were handed to him on a silver platter what they called the idea from his own press conference in the summer when

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this is protester nadine farhat. >> we will not leave until they submit to our demands. they are t the ones who o stolee untry. ththey are the ones who broughts to this point, not us. we are citizens who want our rights. what we are asking for is not something the political elite own, it is our own rights they took away from us. amy: lebanon has been rocked by weeks of massive anti-government demonstrations that forced lebanese prime minister saad hariri to resign. back in the united states, a state judge in wisconsin has ordered 234,000 names to be purged from the voter rolls ahead of the 2020 election, in a momove decried by critics as a republican-backed effort at voter suppression. under the ruling, registered votersrs who did not respond toa letter within 30 days asking them to confirm their home address will be forced to re-regisister or will be ineligible to vote next year. according to "the milwaukee journal-sentinel," a majority of the voters who were sent the letters were in districts that leaned democratic in the 2016 presidential election. donald trump won wi

everyone's help and everyone's hard work and i want to say thank you to my team and to our leadership, nadine and eric and mr. mcguire here. it's a real honor and thank you for the recognition. >> thank you and thank you for all of your hard work. [cheers and applause] >> moving on to our version zero update, at last meeting, you asked for a detailed summary of all of the the fatalities we've had to date. it's up from 23 in all of 2018. the break-down of the people who died, 16 are pedestrians, six people driving vehicles and two were passengers in vehicles and one was a bicyclist and one as motor cyclist. 20 victims have been over 65 years old and 38% of the traffic victims and only 15% of san francisco's population is over 65. 14 of the fatalities took place at night between 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. and the high-injury network where historically we've seen three the quarters take place, 73% have taken place in the high-injury network, which, again, with this board's support we've been directing most of or engineering and infrastructure efforts. the police department and department of public

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another challenge they face, is what they found these men, nadine naturalized them and they convince this immigration judge to order them deported and removed from u.s. soil, germany and austria would not take them back. they will not take them back to germany in fact there's a discussion and i've recounted in the book for one the heads of this unit said, we don't want to take your garbage back. kind everything. the head of the soonest appointment, it's your garbage. they just moveded here. they could not convince germany and austria to accept these men to allow the united states to remove them. they couldn't of course it right. there's no way to do i that. and so, 1988, prosecutor in the office of special investigations, humana named michael bernstein. decided to fly to austria to help thest austrians and to convince them to take back plus a perpetrators. michael bernstein had two young children, he lived in maryland just outside of washington. it was considered, he was a historic prosecutor in this unit. getaway of convincing every descendent on a a roster, to settle a case and to