and master o'sullivan: -- ambassador o'sullivan also : economically, because the desiress is to send e that they will be reciprocated.em i want tasize, this is not where we want to be, and we hope we will not have to take this forward. katty: but if there is going to be a trade war, the an union will fight back? ambassador o'sullivan: well, i really don't think it would be right to characterize this as a trade war, and we sincerely hope that it is possible to have a dialogue and to come out of the situation without tariing imposed. that is our objective. if that is not the case, if the tariffs are imposed on europea exports, then indeed we have to protect the interests of our best seein the way fi katty: thanks very much for joining me. and master o'sullivan: you are very welcome. thank you. laura: one of the great names in fashion, designer hubert de givenchy, has died. he was 91. among his clients were first lady jackie kennedy and the film star audrey hepburn. as lucy williamson now reports. lucy: it is one of the most famous dresses in cinema history, designed by hubert de givenc

and master o'sullivan: you are very welcome. thank you.aura: one of the great names in fashion, designer hubert de givenchy, has died. he was 91. among his clients were first lady jackie kennedy and the film star audrey hepburn. as lucy williamson now reports. lucy: famous dresses in cinema history, designed by hubert de givenchy for audrey hepburn to show off what he said were her very good shoulders and long neck, and to hide her skinny collarbone. givenchy was faded throughout his career for mixing innovation with timeless simplicity. his fashion house founded in 1950's showcased the concept of separates -- skirts and blouses designed to frve women more dom in the way they dressed. >> the dresses must move well on a woman's body. if you have too many decorations, it contradictsit te piece lf. the material has a life of its own, and you should never contradict it. lucy: is outfits wer warned by the duchess of windsor and the former american first lady jackie kennedy, something that had to be kept secret from the maress to preserve a sens

trump faces ronnie o'sullivan in the last four. there are just over o'sullivan in the last four.here arejust over six o'sullivan in the last four. there are just over six hours to go until the lights go green and formula 1 roars back into action with first practice ahead of this weekend's opening race in australia. the drivers and teams headed to melbourne this week to prepare with much fanfare. a great formula 1 season should leave you feeling shaken, rather than stirred. last year, stoffel vandoorne and fernando alonso could have been forgiven for wanting a stiff drink. they probably spent more time in this simulator than racing as their mclaren team was troubled by reliability. the new cap marks a return back to their historic papaya orange colour. alonso will hope it does not leave him red—faced. alonso will hope it does not leave him red-faced. there has been concern for many teams and also for us, but we addressed everything and the fact in the last couple of weeks, so we should be in a strong position for australia and you can capitalise on some of the things that may happ

but o'sullivan proved far too strong for his opponent.otball again. the's look at the football again. the latest of england women's match against france, still 4—1, these are like pictures. we have got eight minutes to go so england cruising. they have still got germany in the usa to come in this competition, but good start for phil neville. you can watch that on the red button, the bbc sport website and the app. that's all from sportsday with me will perry. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rachel cunliffe, comment and features editor of cityam, and henry zeffman, political correspondent at the times. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in, let's take a look at them. starting with the express, which carries the warning from the national grid over gas supplies as storm emma sweeps in. a picture of a farmer leading his pregnant ewes to shelter is on the front of the telegraph while the i reports that britain is encountering the cold

the first to six makes the last four, o‘sullivan is just the first to six makes the last four, o‘sullivann sportsday at 10:30pm. the television presenter ant mcpartlin has been charged with drink—driving after being arrested in connection with a road accident in south—west london on sunday. several people needed treatment for minor injuries ant mcpartlin will appear before magistrates in wimbledon next month. itv has said his on—screen partner, declan donnelly, will host their programme, saturday night takeaway, on his own when it returns at the end of the month. joining me now from spain is tv critic from the times, emma bullimore. good evening. good evening. about how much of a dilemma has this cause itv comedy you think? a massive headache. these are two most loved stars, there is nobody bigger than them, they are the kings of television. not only are they popular but they host three of the bigger shows on tv, notjust itv, saturday night takeaway, britain‘s got talent and i‘m a celebrity. it leaves itv with a massive mess. they have been at the top of their long? for decades, and their

at the welsh open snooker, ronnie o'sullivan raced through his third round match against david grace,nts in the whole match. after his win, o'sullivan criticised the snooker schedule for having a negative impact on the top players' standards. a lot of them are overplayed, chasing ranking points, going to any tournament to try and find a bit of confidence. they need to have some belief in their own ability and stick to getting their own game right. but they feel like they have to chase and they are on a hamster wheel at the moment and, as long as that's going, i don't think you are capable of playing your best snooker. the only time you do is when you go out and relax and enjoy the game because of the game. in cricket, australia aren't having things their own way in the first test against south africa at durban. england's record wicket taker jimmy anderson says he fears for the future of test cricket if more players decide to sign limited overs—only contracts. england players adil rashid and alex hales won't play any of the longer form of the game for their counties, and others could f

its three matches without dropping a frame for o'sullivan.'s and women's highjump finals. robbie grabarz and morgan lake. these are live pictures. newer and eric mccolgan taking part in the 3000 metres final. she's in second place. seventh in the real olympics. can she claim a first medal on the global stage? we'll keep you up—to—date with that. that is the sport for now, more in sportsday. and the result of that race. 10:30pm. the prime minister has been meeting the european council president donald tusk in downing street ahead of her major speech on brexit tomorrow. she's expected to set out her plans for the next stage of negotiations — but there are tensions with brussels on the way ahead. the eu's chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier, says britain is closing the doors on itself, one by one, because of its insistence on leaving the eu's single market and the customs union. our deputy political editor john pienaar reports. foreign secretary, will the whole cabinet agree? time for the cabinet to stick together. too cold not to. not just

semifinals, winning his match 6—1, taking just over two hours to win and he will now face ronnie o'sullivan015, winning 24—16. salford led for much of the game but a couple of late tries for the home side proved crucial, widnes vikings into third in the table, and now salford have not won away from home in ten months. british cyclist adam yates has suffered a fractured pelvis in yesterday's stage of the tour of catalonia after a heavy fall in the final kilometre and his team say they will assess him after ten days of co m plete they will assess him after ten days of complete rest. valverde has regained the overall lead after winning the fourth stage of the race. hugh won after a sprint finish following a trek through the mountain stash he won. and now to f1, the defending champion lewis hamilton has been meeting his supporters as he bids to become one of the few drivers do have won the title more than four drivers. but his opponents will be doing their best to stop the mercedes team this season. the ultimate goal is to be the best and so you have got to go up the best and so you have got to

o'sullivan was a creative businessman. he started his own towing company and then was a retail clerk, at lucky stores the past 30 years. known for his smile, love of the outdoors and harley davidsons. he will be missed by his friends and family here and in ireland. colleagues, my third and final in memoriam is for someone who i'm sure everyone on this board knows and loved dearly, ms. sharon hewitt. i know my colleagues will probably want to say a few words about sharon. i've pretty much known sharon my entire life. we called her aunty and others called her grandma. she was someone who was a devoted mother, grandmother, and even a devoted great-grandmother, a mentor, teacher, activist. someone who cared about people and cared about the city deeply. she was a founder and executive director of the community leadership academy and emergency response project, clear. this program helped youth and their families directly affected by violence in their neighborhood. she did everything she could to encourage young people to pursue

o'sullivan stunned at the welsh final.nd we are in new york to see what may be in store for anthony joshua one—day. let's start then with athletics. katarina johnson thompson has won gold in the pentathlon. she produced a dominant display in birmingham, capitalising on the absence of a favourite. she had a two second advantage going into the final day and that she did not need it, winning the event —— the race and thus the event. i can't believe it. i have dreamt of this for so long and then to come here and do this, i'm so happy. my family are here and that does not normally happen. ijust wanted my are here and that does not normally happen. i just wanted my family to see me achieve something so i am happy they are here and witnessed this. something that i still can't believe. this is her first world title. coming after disappointment in london at the outdoor world championships last year and much of her career has been hampered by injuries but she will be hoping that a first injuries but she will be hoping that afirst in

ronnie o'sullivan is through to the quarterfinals of the players championship after a 6—1victory overlooked troubled, easing through comfortably in the end. he'll face china's ding junhui in the last eight in llandudno. billyjoe saunders' wbo middleweight title defence against fellow englishman martin murray has been postponed untiljune champion saunders injured his hand while training. the fight, which was scheduled for 1h april at london's 02 arena, is now set to take place on 23june at the same venue. england all—rounder ben stokes has played a full part in training ahead of the first test against new zealand, which starts on thursday. he was unable to bowl in last week's warm—up match in hamilton because of a stiff back, but if he isn't fit for the test, craig overton could be called up in his place. it is going to be an interesting couple of days. all i have got to do is put the preparation and to be ready for that game as it comes. i'm thick, beasley does today's and how much i missed out was a bit sore. it an unfortunate thing. back lingo for last few days and it has been reall

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served his country honorably and will be truly missed the second in memoriam i have is for dennis o'sullivan, who is -- who passed away unexpectedly last week on february 18.

dennis o'sullivan, mr.odore cohen, and on behalf of the entire board of supervisors for the late miss sharon hewitt. >> thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, this brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, is there any further business before us today? >> that concludes our business for today. >> okay. we are adjourned. thank you, everyone. everyone. welcome to the san francisco unified school district regular meeting of the board of

dennis o'sullivan, mr. theodore cohen, and on behalf of the entire board of supervisors for the late miss sharon hewitt. >> thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, this brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, is there any further business before us today? >> that concludes our business for today. >> okay. we are adjourned. thank you, everyone. ♪ >> supervisor jeff sheehy and i represent district eight, the castro, diamond heights. ♪ ♪ for me i think district eight is different than other districts because of the castro, right? that is really the birth place of lgbtq civil rights movement in san francisco. it's historic for that reason. it's a great district because it's very diverse. you have booming night life in the castro, a lot of families, we have an amazing array of parks, rock climbing wall in glen canyon is super cool. it was the first facility with a rock climbing wall. the book stores are treasures, charlie's corner is unique. >> charlie's corner is a children's book store but so much more, c

dennis o'sullivan, mr. theodore cohen, and on behalf of the entire board of supervisors for the late miss sharon hewitt. >> thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, this brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, is there any further business before us today? >> that concludes our business for today. >> okay. we are adjourned. thank you, everyone. puc. noe. noe. noe valley valley. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. i'd like to call this meeting of the san francisco public utility commission to order. it's thursday, february 27th. madam secretary, will you please call the roll. [ roll call. ] >> clerk: and president kwon is excused today, and we have a quorum. thank you very much. the next item is the approval of the meeting minutes of february 13. commissioners? >> move to approve. >> move to approve, and is there a second? >> second. >> is there any public comment on the meeting minutes? seeing none, public comment is closed. can i have a -- all in -- >> i have one speaker card. can i have peter dre

even if the regan administration with o'sullivan leaders. presidents but an abnormal context. >> i can't let this slip. i wasn't sure of the date so i didn't check you earlier. but relieves an assassination in london in 2006. president obama's victory was after that in 2012. >> it wasn't right after the fact process. i'm say going wasn't -- there wasn't the atmosphere of people of western leaders turning away from russia increasingry since 2014 with russian aggression basically in ukraine, western europe, interfering in our election. he didn't -- putin didn't interfere in obama's re-election or romney's loss in 2012, right. he is not congratulating him right after that. like matthew said,is a different context. >> thank you, julia and matthew appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. your letting go thing. your sorry not sorry thing. your out with the old in with the new, onto bigger and better thing. get the live tv you love. no bulky hardware. no satellite. no annual contract. try directv now for $10/mo for 3 months. more

mike o'sullivan went to see him as he recovers from his injuries.efinitely saved me from having some serious injuries. i ended up with a cut on my glove when i tried to grab the offender. so i think he definitely saved me suffering. quantum was helping his handler catch a suspect ata helping his handler catch a suspect at a burglary in nottingham helping his handler catch a suspect ata burglary in nottingham in mid—march. ata burglary in nottingham in mid-march. he was rushed to the vets because we were concerned about him having other wounds, but he was scanned. he was put to sleep while he had eight stitches in his face. now quantum's case has prompted nothing in police commissioner to write once again to the home secretary, backing a proposed law which would bring in tougher sentences when a service animal is injured as a result of a crime. police dogs are part of the team. quantum behaved in an exemplary manner, sorted out a crime. they need to be protected, too. after cutbacks, nottinghamshire police are now looking to increase dog handlers to

and just a brief time ago, i spoke with the david o'sullivan — the eu's ambassador to the us, who joined have a disagreement with this administration over the issue of steel and aluminium tariffs. we think the proposed imposition of those tariffs on european company is unfair and not justified. and if the tariffs are eventually impose, we will react as we feel appropriate. we hope that this will not happen, there's a possibility of an exception for certain countries and that's the channel we're going to work in the immediate future. right, but the european union has not been mentioned necessarily in those exemptions. in fact, the president on saturday and again this morning tweeted in ways that made it sound like he was not happy with the european union, he says the european union has large tariffs and barriers against the united states. if you don't get an exemption, will the eu retaliate against american products? if the proposed steel and aluminium tariffs are imposed on european exports, then yes, we will use our rights under the world trade organisation to impose rebalancing tariffs

ronnie o'sullivan is through to the quarter—finals of the players championship.troubled at all. just cruising through that one. let's find out what is happening in the weather. good morning. a beautiful picture behind you. do you know that where that is behind you? no, i don't. it might be found in's abbey? sorry, carol. it is a beautiful picture. it illustrates the weather, blue skies, some of us will start with this, but also frost, quite a frosty scene, where we don't have the cloud cover. in harrison in the outer hebrides, the temperature at the moment is more or less seven but in katesbridge under clear skies, it is -5. katesbridge under clear skies, it is —5. huge difference in the areas where we have cloud and where we don't. frosty for many but where we have the frost and clear skies, this is where we start with a lot of sunshine. you can see where we have the thickest cloud and that's in parts of scotland and parts of northern ireland. elsewhere we are looking at good breaks and that's where the temperature is quite low. also a weather front sinking sout

an op-ed i lad with terry o'sullivan on the importance of permitting reform. without objection. but madam secretary, can you touch on that, just how permitting reform is actually in some ways a driver of how much money we're going to be able to get with regards to particularly private-sector money into a broader infrastructure in america. secretary chao: as was mentioned, with every year's delay in permitsing, there's an increase of at minimum 3% so projects' cost increase every year the longer they're stretched out. number two, the permitting aspects -- we're not talking about not protecting the environment. we all care about the environment. we're talking about common sense callaways to reduce due public active, redundant, sequential permitting, which can actually be done concurrently or we can have sister agencies share information. as of now within the department of transportation, one office in transportation does their own study. they don't share with another office in the department of transportation, thereby lengthening the whole process. the other thing also, with permi

it was an op ed i had with the head of the laborers international, terry o'sullivan on the importance of permitting reform. without objection? madam secretary, can you touch on that, just how permitting reform is actually in some ways a driver of how much money we are going to be able to get with regard to particularly private sector money into a broader infrastructure in america? >> as was mentioned, with every year's delay in permitting, there is an increase of a minimum of 3%. so project costs increase every year the longer they are stretched out. number two, the permitting aspect, we're not talking about not protecting the environment. we all care about the environment. we are talking about commonsensical ways to reduce duplicative, redundant, s sequential information. we can have sister agencies share information. one office in trance pore natsp. they don't share with another office. the other thing is that with permitting. the private sector would be deterred if the permitting were to add years of delay and increase their risk. >> on highways and the average time it takes to per

. >> eu's ambassador to the u.s., david o'sullivan, thank you so much for being on this morning.ass, thank you for your insight as well. coming up, we'll have more on this tariffs debate with two top democrats, senator claire mccaskill of the finance committee and from the commerce committee, senator richard blumenthal. and bob mueller drills down on the secret meeting between trump and putin associates in the s s seychelles. "morning joe" is coming right back. o vermont. o vermont. and go to our coffee shop. and meet dave. hey. why is dark magic so spell-bindingly good, he asks? let me show you. let's go. so we climb. hike. see a bear. woah. reach the top. dave says dark magic is a bold blend of coffee with rich flavors of uganda, sumatra, colombia and other parts of south america. like these mountains, each amazing on their own. but together? magical. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee roasters packed with goodness. guys,but you've got sto be strong.st remember janet? she got cash back shopping with ebates and hasn't been skeptical since. where'd t

he tookjust two hours to end the australian‘s tournament and will face ronnie o‘sullivan.eant the site eventually had to close and demolition began in 2014. each building on the site was won by one exploded including the new turbine whole but today it was the turn of the 200 metre high chimney. whole but today it was the turn of the 200 metre high chimneym whole but today it was the turn of the 200 metre high chimney. it was supposed to happen earlier this month, what happened? what happened was we had that bout of extreme winter weather a few weeks ago the plans were shelved. but today it was all systems go. on the site, former workers gathered for the demolition, an event they described as emotional. some facts and figures for you. the plant produce energy for you. the plant produce energy for 42 years. the tower, 200 metres high, contained 24,000 tonnes of concrete and 1.5 million bricks. it was all gone, all of that material, the entire tower gone, reduced to rubble, injust the entire tower gone, reduced to rubble, in just a the entire tower gone, reduced to rubble, in