you look at a vote of two people i know them both, i really like norman he -- norman yee. i'm also a district five representative. i have also supported sandra lee fewer in district one because i think she is fabulous. and i have supported a number of others if you, including matt haney, and mandelman, and so on, but i think what we need now is exactly what laurie just described. we need leadership at a time when we need to move forward on a progressive agenda that has been so undermined by the likes of ron conway and willie brown, and others in this city. money and tech have done that, and the leadership in this city has been all too often compliance, or not resistant enough. i think it is pretty clear that hillary is willing to be that kind of leader, and it is a leadership role. as somebody who is a labor negotiator for 17 years, and i did to do a lot of hard bargaining, is always a question of not compromising the values and the important things that were required from members of the workforce is, and i think that she would also not compromise those, and would work wit

and i think a lot of those people would support norman yee and i want to tell you something about norman yee. i've known him for more than 50 years. maybe 60. i used to think he was a really straight guy. a really kind of square guy, you know. an eagle scout. dudley dooright. the guy that would break up fights when a basketball game got a little too heated. now knowing the history of this board, i think you really need to think about the kind of person who isn't necessarily a policy leader. because every one of the members of the board can be policy leaders. you need somebody who can bring about consensuss so that this board can continue to function. and that is why i'm supporting norman yee. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hi. good afternoon. congratulations to everyone who was sworn in today. i'm jenny worley, the president of 21 representing the faculty of the college of san francisco. we're here to support hillary ronan for board president and we just wanted to remind you that the city of san francisco elect add progressive majority and we would li

i can't wait to rally alongside norman he does norman yee and bring true universal childcare to the city and create a strong safety net for low income seniors. i have an 18-year-old father who i have been helping to care for, and it is needed. he is a champion for that that i deeply respect. i can't wait to support supervisor mandelman in developing effective and humane solutions to the crisis of people living on the streets, and living with mental illness, and shamann walton you and i will join forces on pushing affordable housing for our low income residents and cleaning up that shipyard, and finally, i thank you had one of the first green deal pieces of legislation in the city. no one called it that at the time, but legislation that creates new jobs, good jobs for working people, and stops climate change and cleans up our environments. we have an extraordinary board. i want to serve it, i want to help to lead changes to the most fundamental problems facing our city, and i want to do it in collaboration with my colleagues , and lift each one of them up along the way. i would ask for yo

jairam is a typical norman cast the cape is on a rise with the other buildings grouped around it todaythe castle is a college of the university it has undergone extensive reconstruction its original character can best be seen in the norman child. six palace divide the space within the chapel recalling the six days in which god created the world. the all. the shots of the palace are simplicity itself but the capitals are highly imaginative depicting human and animal phoners in any magical and. the castle and cathedral the sword on the alltech went hand in hand in don they were united neck common task of defending the border and the remix of sin cut. in the east of the cathedral in the triumphant chapel of the nine altars applies better. the chronicles of old sang the praises of cost but still countless miracles that happened beside it and cost you june spot. but now a plane slap marks the place where once the great tombstone for in fifteen forty and radiates confiscated entire tragedy the cathedral. above the final resting place of sin cut better understand gas wind as of a class the fi

it's the most impressive norman cathedral in england but on its gigantic dimensions it remains a wellto pull off and house of the. eat the cathedral makes an all stair impression there are a few statues on the facade striking other blind dodges of the foot of the womb was a sequence of seemingly endless recount. gave. tops with its tile as the cathedral truly as a mighty fortress in the suburbs of god so walter scott was among those who admired the great ties of darren the mixed and massive piles after church of god off castle dance the scum. of the north draw affords a vivid glimpse of the past anyone accused of a crime might seek help at and wield a great century naca those who are granted sanctuary let either obliged to flee the country or go before a court. l.l. . cool. j. little. at the way stand at the cathedral where it's darkest stance the baptism of fun this is far easier that is much of the christian way of thinking mocks the man and when the human creature leaves the darkness ascend and begins the journey eastward to the light of life. the red vaulting is born upon my cheap

many thanks to norman smith. ina we get it. many thanks to norman smith. but first the headlines here on bbc news. to reason may say is the only way to avoid a no—deal brexit is to vote for her deal but angry opponents tell she's waiting time. and in the past hour there have been tense exchanges between conservative mps on the speaker over his handling of the debate. police are treating the fray. in the 14—year—old boy who was knocked off his mopeds in east london as a targeted attack. he has been named locally as jade and moody. i'm susannah streeter in the business news. sainsbury‘s has seen sales fall over christmas after non—food trading was hit by consumer caution. like—for—like retail sales, which exclude new stores, fell by 1.1% across the christmas period. car sales in china, the world's biggest vehicle market, have seen their first annual fall in 20 years. sales fell 6% to 22.7 million units in 2018, according to the china passenger car association. japan has announced that it will lift the ban on british beef that has been in place since 1996. th

norman: i just wanted to emphasize the statement i don't think i will ever forget from an ngel norman, a wall won't stop everyone, no wall will stop no one. and put that picture up right there. what we found on the border was particularly is where the wall ended where you showed the rope. mr. gohmert: this is a different spot than the one we talked a moment ago. mr. norman: we walked up on a sleeping bag. we walked up -- mr. gohmert: you pulled that sleeping bag up. that is where the wall stopped. mr. norman: it is where the wall stopped. in talking with these agents who are understaffed, they can't chase down everybody that comes. every agent we talked with had no hesitation to run after one person or a group of 10 or more. and my question was, how do you handle that type? that is how dedicated and diligent they are. they are sacrificing their safety. the other thing i would show you how see departmenttive these use can rsr they carpet type tharm wraps their feet so you can't trap them. and that's all along. you can see where they are going but can't see the actual footprint that the

it is my honor to nominate today supervisor norman he. i have known him for many years and served with him on the board of education. when he was the only man on an almost all women board. i have always known supervisor yee to lead with integrity, thoughtfulness and deep compassion, and it has been such an honor to serve with him not only on the san francisco board of education, but also for the last two years on the san francisco board of supervisors. as a woman of color, who grew up in san francisco, as a fourth-generation san franciscan , there is no doubt in my mind that supervisor yee upholds the values that are so important to me, and to the people of san francisco, and that he will work to defend the most vulnerable communities as he has done all of his career. children, seniors, low-wage workers, women, people of color and immigrants. i believe that supervisor yee will further this collective vision through strong compassionate and steady leadership as the president of the board of supervisors. i am honored to nominate him today t

norman, thank you very much, norman smith.ela merkel, has said there is "still time to negotiate" ahead of the uk's scheduled departure from the eu on the 29th of march. you going straight over to the commons for the beginning of the debate. last night the government was defeating by 230, the largest defeat in the history of our democracy. the first government to be defeated by more than 200 votes. the government could barely muster more than 200 votes. last week they lost a vote on the finance bill. that is called supply. yesterday it lost a vote by the biggest margin ever. that is confidence. loss of confidence and supply should mean they do the right thing and resign. mr speaker, the prime minister has consistently claimed that the deal, which has now been rejected, was good for britain, workers and businesses. if she is so confident of that, if she genuinely believes that, she should have nothing to fear by going to the people and letting them decide. in this week in 1910, the british electorate went to the polls. they did

but i do know one thing she is famously incapable of delegating and it's not just because norman was a lieutenant she wouldn't delegate she doesn't because she doesn't trust people she trusts philip the man from c.n.a. who she's married to and she trusts accept an election officials in a. quite right too he's made money had no problem with that. she doesn't trust ministers because they all want her job and that's part of the problem and there is a bunker now in number ten and it's just a few people in it so i guess predictions are pointless activity. and address i mean we're we're covering austerity more than anything else which is continuing behind the scenes well this is going on away from the actual personalities here i suppose is the end of the conservative party now you know people always say this about the tory party they weren't so good at this they've not spent since the corn laws in one thousand nine hundred six or whatever every it was they will manage to hold it together because they've got an incredible disciplinary. vision of how to win an election they know if they spli

norman, thank you. norman smith, herassistant political editor.a no—deal brexit is being put to the test in kent. dozens of lorries have gathered at manston airport, a designated holding area for heavy goods vehicles if there are delays at dover. the road haulage association says the exercise is "too little, too late". simonjones is at manston. there had been fears a no—deal brexit could lead to gridlock on our roads. kent county council has warned that pupils could struggle to get to school, patients could find it difficult to get to hospital. the government was under some pressure to be seen to be doing something, hence today's trial at this disused airport in kent. critics have said it is too little, too late and onto small a scale. a disused airport, 89 lorries, and with less than three months to go until brexit, a first rehearsal by the government for managing hgvs in a no—deal scenario. manston airport could be used as a giant lorry park, if extra checks at dover were to lead to queues, as some have predicted, stretching back for 30 miles. b

norman, thank you.conservative mp craig mackinlay has been acquitted of falsifying election expenses. the mp for south thanet had denied making false declarations during his 2015 campaign, when he beat then—ukip leader nigel farage to the seat. but senior tory party official marion little, who was tried alongside mr mackinlay, was found guilty of two counts of encouraging or assisting an offence. let's go live to the court. our correspondent is their hand has been covering it. bring as up—to—date with exactly what the accusations were. this is around 2015 general election for the south thanet seat and as you said craig mackinlay was running for that seat and nigel france was also running for that seat with ukip. according to what the court heard, the tories were desperate to win that seat so they got in marion little who is a campaign activist who tried to help with the campaign for craig mackinlay to win. why this case is so complicated it is is to do with election rules. the rules state that candidate

minister whatever the people think joining me now is trains are made former home office minister norman baker and consultant editor of the daily mail andrew pierce welcome both of you so i guess andrew first why why hasn't she resigned why she wasn't going to promises don't tend to they cling on for dear life and mrs may will cling on for dear life as only she can having said that it's the worst defeat in parliamentary history in ordinary times backbenchers had ministers would have to say but we're not in ordinary times we are so close up now to d.-day a march twenty ninth and if we are going to leave on that. say they simply no time to replace or is it their will in ordinary times because they think jeremy kuhlmann will win a general election that will have to be the tenor of the confidence debate this week i don't think many people even on the labor benches seem to recall him when he generated action and i venture to hate to think there's a lot of peace i spoke to dread the idea of an early general election because they because they don't want him to win because they think he would ca

the normans moved ma to a private school. they also hid a lawyer. >> and i was so depressed. i wa't myself. i was crying all the time. i had to gsee a therapist. and cass was so worried about me, he had to send the base chaplain to come speak to me. >> during this case, i was responsible for the health andar wefor 3,000 sailors, plus 2,000 additional personnel deployers on our ship. even though that was stressful, it was more stressful for me to think about my daughter, who was not being taken care of by the public school here. >> reporter: aaron spence is superintendent of virginia beach city public schools.>> ell, i want to be clear-- we actually do a great job with our special education program in virginia beach. on rare occasions, we have some disagreements and differences with our families. fortunately, we have a great system for working through that. >> reporter: some military families here disagree. bryn bennett, adriana rodriguez and sydney jillson all have children with special needs:ks >> a few wfter my husband left for deployment, my son was having some sort of bre

director of an organization expressing stakeholder opinion in syria and in the middle east and in norman we cross to joshua landis he is the director of the center. middle east eddies at the university of oklahoma are right gentlemen. rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate joshua let me go to you first in norman i have a very simple question but i don't think there's a simple answer is foreign policy is befuddling. frustrating to understand and it seems quite fluid so what do you make of his policy as his major foreign policy advisers including the us secretary of state is essentially contradicting their boss on their middle east tour go ahead joshua. well you're absolutely right and for americans it's just as confusing as it is for the rest of the world because the foreign policy. elite really has come undone and the way this this process is hammered out has now been thrown into some chaos because the president has taken charge of the syrian issue himself and then started in december fourteenth when the turks escalated they threatened to inva

president of scales of defeat form a coalition of office minister norman baker and consultant to the well to be a daily mail and your peers tell us what it's like. to have going underground. and no amount of economic activity going forward will ever provide the tax revenues sufficient to pay down the the steps. point of no return we've gone through the debt looking class. only one outcome that central banks will continue to print to keep teachers going on this insurmountable pile which means they come gap are guaranteed to increase which means the movement is going global and the global interaction is upon us and that's a guarantee. of . welcome back you would arguably not know it if you listen to mainstream narratives on t.v. this week when assertions by juries are made that austerity is over and not true according to jeremy corbyn or the un but what happens when cool bin raises poverty in the house of commons the un rapporteur on poverty says the government is mrs kerry it's very telling very telling indeed that as soon as i mention the report of the un rapporteur who said the gove

norman, thank you. norman smith. let us get the weather. here is chris fawkes.idge, that is where i come from. the snow has been causing problems for manchester airport and liverpool airport, both runways were shut earlier and schools in the greater manchester area, summer, are closed. we have showers coming in from the irish sea. for most that stays dry with sunshine. a cold day coming up. showers for the

still streets and high treason maybe arguably the worst minister since the second world war there norman once a second referendum blindly saying it displayed a majority arguably in the country saying this would be dangerous for the whole of the idea of democracy in this cause dangerous to democracy is that we sleepwalk into a deal which is possibly worse than your interest you have at the present time which is what deal is she's having discussions for the m.p.'s now and apparently her red lines are all in place she's not prepared to talk about delaying all tickle fifty should not prepared to talk about a referendum if she doesn't want to cost and i mean what is she talking about other than trying to persuade people to have had a position adopted but it's been rejected by the most comprehensive vote in parliament in the last hundred years well and what does she mean by negotiate i wonder jeremy corbyn didn't mark and i think if you analyze some of her options in the commons this week she's left the door ajar for extending article fifty because even if they manage to get a deal through whi

all right, norman, thank you very much indeed.on this from adam fleming who's in brussels — adam, what more can you tell us? our rather windblown correspondent there in brussels! yes, get rid of there in brussels! yes, get rid of the brolly. there are newspaper reports that british officials in brussels are putting out feelers about delaying brexit altogether, delaying article 50? yes, the heavens have just opened delaying article 50? yes, the heavens havejust opened in brussels and there is a shower of rumours about this as well. if these discussions have happened, i have not been able to find an eu politician on the receiving end, which suggests they have been taking place it is very tentative and very unofficial, and very much at the early stages, if they have been taking place at all. the fact is if the uk wanted to extend the brexit process beyond the 29th of march, the eu treaties say they could, they could ask for permission and it would have to be granted by all 27 other eu countries, and the irish foreign minister simon c

and norman, there does seem to bea through.sus in parliament, in the commons, if nothing else, there does seem to be a consensus that no deal would be a bad outcome. but how would you assess the organisation of the different groups within the commons in terms of their lobbying for a no deal? i think it is a really crucial point of. 0rganisation is the one thing it seems to me mrs may's opponents lack. they're all over the place of. for example today we have, what, 200 mps waiting to mrs may, saying, take no deal off the table. we have another cross—party group of mps saying, how about norway? have the european group of brexiteers publishing a paper saying, no deal is not a problem. we have another cross— party is not a problem. we have another cross—party group of mps threatening sort of parliamentary gorilla warfare. and you just sense that they're going off in all sorts of different directions. mrs may's strength is, she seems pretty clear about what she is trying to do, which is bluntly a mixture of current and stick. the ca

norman, thank you. norman smith. let us get the weather. here is chris fawkes., simon, this weather watcher picture shows you a beautiful canal with snow on the banks. this is taken from station road bridge, that is where i come from. the snow has been causing problems for manchester airport and liverpool airport, both runways were shut earlier and schools in the greater manchester area, summer, are closed. we have showers coming in from the irish sea. for most that stays dry with sunshine. a cold day coming up. showers for the south—west of england and showers for the highlands of scotland. there will be a mixture of sleet and snow mixed in as well. overnight tonight clear skies and it will be a very cold night, there could be mist and fog patches around but for many, it is the frost and eyes that is of more concern. temperatures in the towns and cities down to minus six celsius, colder in the countryside. more trouble on the way on thursday. an area of low pressure running into that cold here and obviously some snow again. targeting the south of england, wales

lear and bud yorkin really turned the spinoff series into an art form. >> norman lear hates to calllear factory. all his series come out of this building, allowing lear to move from show to show like a dervish. >> "good times" was like holy smokes, there's black people on tv! >> there had never been a complete black family on tv before with the father. >> what made it so unique and universal was that we had the same problems in our household, and we do not live in the projects in chicago. >> dynomite! >> you want to worry your head about nothing, go on and do it. i have $32 in the shoe box. and i got another $6 in my pocket. >> you worked all night and all they paid you was $6? >> there were a lot of folks who were not happy with the show. the black panthers were very upset. when huey newton came to see me, the big complaint was why can't we see a black man that's doing better than that? >> "the jeffersons" started as neighbors of archie bunker. >> don't call me honky. >> why are you so sensitive all of a sudden? >> how would you like it if i called you nigger? >> he called me nigge

it's great to see norman. many of us were pleased, privileged to serve with norman, the house representatives, years ago. as secretary of the interior, secretary of transportation, god only knows what else he's got. he's one we loved in delaware. there's a sanctuary that was created and he had a big role in doing that to save the horseshoe crabs which have been around for hundreds of millions of years, as it turns out. thank you for appearing before our committee this morning. we welcome you and your family here today. and we welcome your nomination to lead the federal highway administration. as my colleagues will recall, you're not the first person nominated by this administration for this job. iowa d.o.t. director there, director of transportation, withdrew his name as a nominee because of the illness of his father. he wanted to spend the last weeks and months with his dad. and he passed on this job in order to be able to do that. his misfortune, his family's misfortune, has opened up this opportunity four.

norman, many thanks.es have said that the argentinian footballer emiliano sala, who's just been signed by cardiff city, was on board a light aircraft that has disappeared off the channel islands. a search is on for the plane, which had two people on board. it disappeared from radar yesterday evening on its way from france to cardiff. here'sjoe wilson. emiliano sala at cardiff city, the club's record signing. he'd already travelled to wales at the weekend to sign and to publicise his transfer to the club, the start of something new, the big move of his career. translation: i am very happy, very happy to be here with you. it gives me enormous pleasure, and i'm going to start my training and get to work. born in argentina, emiliano sala started his football career france, especially at nantes, where he developed a strong reputation as a goal—scorer in the french league. he travelled back to france to say goodbye to his team—mate. this photo, posted yesterday afternoon on his twitter account, is captioned: th