that's not on oxford house. and, you know, they will approve but they also found they used to just blanket it. but then they had a shot that approach to their clientele and had trouble monitoring those people. so they limited it to about six houses out of 30 that they will send their clients to. then, you know, it's easier to manage on their end. show them the place and see if that works. >> thank you. >> good luck. >> i have two questions. one for curtis and the other gentleman that works for the state. i have three numbers. i'm chapter 11 reentry coordinator reentry chairman. so with oxford house, what i realized is as the reentry chairman, we have the different positions. there's no really coordination with other reentry chairman in other cities or anything like that. could there be more on exactly what our job what we could be doing. it's a position we have at the meeting. >> relate to the area. >> yeah. to expand it and help each other out. and with texas we have a reentry division part of, you know, the pa

are the oxford houses using narcan? are there narcan devices in oxford houses. i see a bunch of nodding heads and i'm really pleased that even if it's not for the people in the house, you're going to know a lot of people out in the community. you'll run into people who need their lives saved because i can't do recovery management and recovery support on a deceased person. but we certainly can when people have their lives saved . we have the opportunity to turn their lives around. i would love to hear your ideas for research ideas we can support. we fund people like dr. kelly and others to do research all across the country, and we want your ideas for what should be supported. i'm not sure whether i'm allowed to take questions now. i think we're all supposed to speak and then we'll definitely turn to you for observations. thanks very much. [ applause ] >> thanks. terrific, thanks, will con. one thing i forgot to mention is that dr. jerome adams who is the u.s. surgeon general is going to be joining us, we hope, around 10:30 i believe. so, we can look forward to t

oxford starts in october sums going into my last year. but i was home.and i was watching - - my mom woke our dog in a park across the street and a neighbor pulled up in a volkswagen rabbit. set to go turn on the tv. i turned the tv on just before the second plane hit. and my little sisters were in the cathedral school in washington d.c. at the time and they weren't sure whether the cathedral was a target so they were evacuated. i remember being with mymom and my dog in our cheap , trying to get these two little girls in their school uniforms, standing and evacuated on the sidewalk outside school. it brought back the first loss of my life which is a dear friend of mine, laura. who in third grade was on the flight that went down over lockerbie, scotland with her sister and parents. their whole family. my mom waited until three days later until after christmas to tell me. she told me it was better they had been on the plane because there was no one left to grieve. and it was the first person i knew who died and i loved her very much. all of that came back t

oxford starts in october sums going into my last year. but i was home.and i was watching - - my mom woke our dog in a park across the street and a neighbor pulled up in a volkswagen rabbit. set to go turn on the tv. i turned the tv on just before the second plane hit. and my little sisters were in the cathedral school in washington d.c. at the time and they weren't sure whether the cathedral was a target so they were evacuated. i remember being with mymom and my dog in our cheap , trying to get these two little girls in their school uniforms, standing and evacuated on the sidewalk outside school. it brought back the first loss of my life which is a dear friend of mine, laura. who in third grade was on the flight that went down over lockerbie, scotland with her sister and parents. their whole family. my mom waited until three days later until after christmas to tell me. she told me it was better they had been on the plane because there was no one left to grieve. and it was the first person i knew who died and i loved her very much. all of that came back t

jon kay, bbc news, oxford. now on bbc news, the travel show.week on the travel show, i am in the jungles of borneo exploring malaysia's biggest state. sarawak. in the western corner of malaysia and borneo, sarawak has some of the most spectacular and diverse ecosystems. but it can be overlooked by tourists drawn to the bright lights of kl and the resorts of its neighbour state sabah. so i am going to discover for myself the sights and inhabitants of this remarkable state. along the way i will be hanging out with these guys... climbing jagged peaks... easily one of the most beautiful and most difficult hikes i have done. ..and getting a taste of one of the world's most remote food festivals. sucking. laughs. i have to work on my snail sucking technique. yes, i love sarawak so much. everything very unique in sarawak. we have 26 ethnic groups in sarawak. sarawak mean "surrender to you" in malay. my trip starts here in sarawak‘s biggest city, kuching. and does the word kuching mean, it means something special, right? yes, kuching is mean cat, in en

jon kay, bbc news, oxford.s been found stabbed to death in prison, near york. richard huckle was given 22 life sentences in 2016, after admitting multiple charges of sex abuse of children aged between six months and 12 years. it's understood he was attacked in his cell with a makeshift knife. two men, who say they were framed by a detective, have had their cases referred to the court of appeal — almost 50 years after they were sent to prison. winston trew and sterling christie were in a group of four arrested at an underground station in south london in 1972. they spent eight months in jail, for assaulting a police officer and for attempted theft. the parents of harry dunn — the teenager killed in northamptonshire while riding his motorbike — say they will meet the us woman allegedly involved, but only if she promises to return to britain. anne sacoolas left the uk under diplomatic immunity while police were investigating. she has offered to meet mr dunn's parents, who have travelled to the us. here's duncan ke

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back in japan he wooed and won the affection of massacre awada harvard an oxford educated diplomat she reluctantly agreed to abandon her career to marry him in 1903 but over the years massacre battled depression and was eventually diagnosed with adjustment disorder narrow he promised to protect her with all his might from the strains of royal life. the pair had a baby girl princess i call in 2001 the devoted father narrow hito was often seen attending her school and sporting events. under the current law as a go i could cannot be the next in line for now that title rests on merit he took his brother crown prince. but for now all the attention remains on the new emperor farah he says he wants to carry on his father's devotion to peace and compassion for the people he ascend the throne as japan's 126th emperor marking the start of a new imperial era known as brainwashing. for more we have to earn ilisoni a blast in tokyo so now you were actually in throne ceremony tell us a little bit more about what you saw. i was actually right next to the state room where the ceremony took place we we

inside the oxford christ church cathedral his widow led the tributes.ys before he was killed. she placed his ceremonial police had upon his coffin, pc harper was killed while responding to reports of a burglary in august. your smile was infectious, your humour relentless. even in the darkest of times you made me laugh. your personality shone through in everything you did and i am so very proud of you. in the pouring rain, officers from around the country joined members of the public. well, he was so young and he had just got married. he'd got his life in front of him and yeah, it's terrible. how important is it for you to stand and show your respects? very important, because where would we be without the police? jon kay, bbc news, 0xford. let'sjust about let's just about it from me. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up: i defiant england put six goals past bulgaria, but did it in the face of ugly. bulgaria, but did it in the face of ugly, racist abuse as the match was alm

became the 1st japanese prince to study abroad reading medieval european history and economics at oxford university he brings to the throne and unusual broad range of experience for japanese royalty back in japan he would and one of the affection of masako harvard an oxford educated diplomat she reluctantly agreed to abandon her career to marry in 1993 but over the years misako battled depression and was eventually diagnosed with adjustment disorder there he took promised to protect her with all his might from the strains of royal life. the pair had a baby girl princess i coal in 2001 the devoted father narrow he too was often seen attending his school and sporting events under the current law as a girl i call cannot be next in line. narrow he chose brother crown prince a kiss you know currently holds that title. but for now all the attention remains on the new emperor nero hito says he wants to carry on his father's devotion to peace and compassion for the people he ascends the throne as japan's 126 tempera marking the start of a new imperial air on known as riaa wa. for more we have jo

at the peter's laboratory at the university of oxford. he had no advance warning of oxford.— as my secretary catherine came into the laboratory with an anxious look on her face. he suggested i talk to someone from stockholm. what was your reaction? i was delighted, a little bitjust surprise this morning was not integrated into the people in my lab, the people who me set this up, and everyone in it. sharing the award with william kaelin and gregg semenza for their discoveries on how human cells sense and adapt to the availability of oxygen. for elite athletes like the nasa smith, powering away to gold at the 200 metre world championships, cells are perfectly calibrated to get maximum exposure power “— perfectly calibrated to get maximum exposure power —— dena usher smith. for mountaineers at high altitudes, oxygen levels can be dangerously low, akin to what patients experience in intensive care. discovering how the human body adapts to extreme situations has many medical applications. sir peter's share of the prize money is nearly £250,000, he says he has no idea how he'll sp

five years ago, and foley develop a bike in oxford. years ago, and foley develop a bike in oxford. all i remember is on one went on my bike come up next meant on the ground. trying to get up, i knew i was stunned but i didn‘t realise how much i attack myself. pat had fractured her skull and suffered a bleed on her brain. she did make a good recovery but lost a sense of smell and taste. it's lost a sense of smell and taste. it‘s a constant reminder of the pleasures that can be had from simple smells. i really miss the smell of freshly cut grass. as of that smile. this is a ct scan of the patient's brand, it's a young man whose been punched and fell to the ground. there are few tribute options who suffered these injuries especially in low and middle income countries, patients can need surgery to ease pressure on the brain on life—support equipment. researchers say there is another option. ascension —— simple injection of acid. when patients are bleeding, two processes acid. when patients are bleeding, two processes occuf acid. when patie

jon kay, bbc news, oxford. politicians to between 9 and 13 years in prison for sedition over their role in the 2017 independence referendum. protestors have clashed with riot police at the city's main airport following the sentences. spain's acting prime minister pedro sanchez said the punishments signalled the defeat of the catalan independence movement. our correspondent damian grammaticas reports from barcelona. inside barcelona airport today... ..anger directed at spain and symbols of its authority. but in the airport forecourt, clashes. the spark — the sentences handed out by the supreme court. up to 13 years in jail for sedition for the leaders who staged the referendum and failed independence bid here two years ago. it has left many catalans incensed. this is supposed to be a democracy. this should not be legal. we just voted — we did nothing wrong, but vote. well, tempers are beginning to flare again here. it'sjust been raining all afternoon, which has soaked the protesters and the police, and everyone

he went to oxford. oxford is as good as it gets. he was a great student at oxford. he puts on that country stuff all the time. but i want to tell you -- and we know the country is smarter than the other guys anyway, but -- so john kennedy goes -- i love to have your support. i'd really love it if i could. but i said, john, to me you're the real john kennedy, you're the real deal. we came down -- it was -- i never will forget it was a friday night. and it was this massive airplane hangar, some place, i don't know where the hell -- all i know, in your great state. and we had thousands and thousands of people show up and i looked at him and i liked him and i looked at that crowd and i said, you know what? i think you're going to win tomorrow. the election was on a saturday. and john kennedy won by a lot. it was a great thing. and a great thing for our country. where is john kennedy? john, come here, come here, john. and then -- and we have another guy. any time i talk about health care, any time i want to know anything about medical. any time i want to know anything ab

an unusual sight in the centre of oxford circus because a jcb had to be sight in the centre of oxfordous arrests. there is a huge police presence in this area. 0fficers huge police presence in this area. officers from the metropolitan police, the city of london police and also british transport police. when some of the demonstrators on the ground was simply not moving, officers were giving them final warnings that they were obstructing a highway. when they did not move, they were picked up by officers, taken away they were picked up by officers, ta ken away and they were picked up by officers, taken away and then arrested. we don‘t have the number of people who have been arrested here yet. but things are now returning to normal here in oxford circus but it was at a complete standstill and a big operation for the officers, again having to bring in specialist teams to try and release some of those demonstrators. 0n to try and release some of those demonstrators. on that wooden structure, there were people who had glued themselves onto some of the bamboo. in order to get the structure do

[applause] [laughter] i did my doctorate at oxford and had to fly to england.it took me honestly a full seven years. one of my fact checkers sent a picture of a pokÉmon smoking. [laughter] it was finally towards the finish line and then they go out to kiss the ring and told the professors they are still working on it and each time we have conversations where they say you appear to be anchoring in american television show every day.

fergus walsh, bbc news, oxford. laura: tomorrow the nobel prize for physics is awarded. friday is the peace prize. remember, you can find much more of all the day's news on our website. to see what we're working on at any time, c this presentation is made possible by... the freeman foundation; by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs; and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ..s just up here. that's where... man: she took me out to those weapons. i think we're off to a great start. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> nawaz: good evening. i'm amna nawaz. judy woodruff is away. on the newshour tonight: withdrawal. president trp under fire from democrats and republicans for abruptly announcing the removal of u.s. troops from syria. then, the impeachment inquiry grows. the house subpoenas the secretary of defense and white d house budget director as a second whistleblower with first- hand knowledge of the ukraine affair emerges. our politics monday team is here to break down

and there is, like i say, - - of course oxford isn't representative. i spent time in the delta as well. talking to people who were related emmett till's trial and murder. mississippi somehow seems to have both the best and worst of this country. and of course i was based at the institute so i was meeting a lot of social justice activists. wonderful people. both adults and students. but also people, all of them were people who said that they had plenty of chances to go elsewhere. and they chose to stay there and practice - - susan glisson quotes - - and she says, chuck said mississippi is the broadway of the movement and you don't leave broadway. so that was my thing. there's a lot of cognitive dissidents. people are so nice. and then you think wait a sec, if you know what the history of this country is. are they just being nice to me because i'm white and i can sound the Ãatlanta of course is not considered the south but it's better than new york. but a lot of african-americans i met there said exactly the same thing. in fact, james meredith wife died.

. >>> the force is strong with the oxford english dictionary.t with a new list of words and they're including a lot of "star wars" lingo. so you'll find jedi and padoan and lightsaber now in the oxford english dictionary. in all oxford added more than 650 words to its latest update. >>> kermit the frog not easy being green. a colorado dog owner was shocked when the eighth puppy born in her litter was actually green. >> green puppies are a phenomenon thought to happen when light-colored puppies come into contact with a certain fluid while in the womb. the puppy won't be green forever. the color fades in weeks. the pigment doesn't appear to have negative health effects. the owner named the pup vernant. >> that's kind of cute, but wouldn't you have gone with kermit or oscar? or alfaba from wicked? they went vernant. >>> coming up at 6:00, mike has a look at the look at the air quality following that massive fire at the fuel storage facility. >>> and this could be a new reason to ride b.a.r.t. at sfo. here's a live look at the airport this morning.

jon kay, bbc news, oxford.en found stabbed to death in prison in new york. richard huckle was stabbed to death here yesterday afternoon. it is understood he was stabbed with a makeshift knife. he was 33 years old and had been jailed for abusing as many as 200 malaysians children. huckle had gone to malaysia as a teenager on a gap year and had gone on to groom children while he was doing volu nta ry children while he was doing voluntary work. in 2016, was given 22 life sentences for sexually abusing children between the ages of six months and 12 years old. when huckle was arrested in 2014 at gatwick airport, police found more than 20,000 indecent pictures and videos of the abuse on his computer. huckle had been writing a manual at the time of his arrest, telling paedophiles how to abuse children and avoid detection but there has been a short statement from the prison service saying. in ——. in prisoner richard huckle died on the 13th of october and it would be inappropriate to comment while a police investigation

harvard an oxford educated diplomat she reluctantly agreed to abandon her career to marry in 1993 but over the years masako battled depression and was eventually diagnosed with adjustment disorder there he promised to protect her with all his might from the strains of royal life. the pair had a baby girl princess i go in 2001 the devoted father narrow he was often seen attending his school and sporting events under the current law as a girl i cannot be next in line. narrow he just brother crown prince currently holds that title. but for now all the attention remains on the new emperor nero he says he wants to carry on his father's devotion to peace and compassion for the people he ascends the throne as japan's 126 sempra marking the start of a new imperial era are known as ray wa. and correspondent cut of the enough on choice in thailand is following the events in tokyo for us hi catalina good to see you tell us more about the ceremonies that have been taking place today where you can see that the emperor and the empress are having quite a busy schedule to date started already at 9 am

fergus walsh, bbc news, oxford. in the thames. a humpback whale has been spotted in london near the dartford crossing. it's over 80 foot, or nearly 30 metres long, and doesn't seem to be in any distress. scientists monitoring the animal say its behaviour is "perfectly normal". time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. enjoying the sights wasn't he, a beautiful morning this morning as well, if you were over the thames you were greeted to sun rise like this but it was red sky in the morning shepherd's warning because look what arrived later on, we have seen some look what arrived later on, we have seen some rain today, it has been persistent and showery over the last few hours so we have this line of rain to clear, we have had some thundery showers into the far north—west. that is because it is closest to the area of low pressure and that low pressure will stay with us and that low pressure will stay with us right throughout the night and into tomorrow, so it will keepifieding in the showers across the north

a senior lecturerfrom oxford brookes university.rily because just as i am talking to tamsin, we have more details coming in. in terms of, we have been talking in terms of families contacting the bbc, the bbc can now understands that at least six individuals from the end are feared by their families to be among those who died. a number of families now say they are concerned that family members have not been heard from since tuesday evening when the container was being transported from zeebrugge to purfleet. and one of them being the 26—year—old, the young woman we have been talking about so much today whose photograph very sadly we are now becoming familiar with. also a 20—year—old man. the bbc understands that at least six people from vietnam feared by theirfamilies least six people from vietnam feared by their families at this stage to be among the dead, the 39 bodies found inside that container lorry on wednesday morning. let's turn our attentions to a few of the major stories. an official report into the crash of a boeing 737 max

he went to oxford. that is as good as it gets. he was a great student at oxford.e puts on that country stuff all the time. we know the country is smarter than the other guy anyway. john kennedy says, i would love to have your support. said, to me you are the real china kennedy, you are the real deal. it was a friday night and there was this massive airplane hangar someplace. it was somewhere in your great state. we had thousands of thousands of people show up. i looked at him and i liked him and i looked at that crowd and said, i think you are going to win tomorrow. the election was on a saturday. john kennedy won by a lot. it was a great thing for our country. where is john kennedy? come here. we have another guy. anytime i talk about health care , anytime i want to know anything about medical, taking care of people, i call a man named bill cassidy. he is incredible. what a heart. , on a peer, john. john.e on up here, oxford! sen. kennedy: is this incredible or what? is this louisiana? i told you, donald j. trump loves louisiana like the devil loves sin. [cheerin

colleagues, from thames valley police, lined the route, as the coffin was taken through the centre of oxfordd, his widow, their families, and friends. a city silent, to remember a 28—year—old officer killed in the line of duty. well, he was so young, he had just got married, he had his life in front of him. it is terrible. to think that a young man, in a peaceful country, just going about, doing hisjob, peaceful country, just going about, doing his job, and peaceful country, just going about, doing hisjob, and something like that happening to him, it is terrible. how important is it for you to show your respect here? very important, where would we be without the police? officers came from across the uk, to christ church cathedral, to pay tribute to a police constable described by collea g u es police constable described by colleagues as a hero. and whose wife described him as the most lovely and selfless person that you would ever meet. they were married forjust 28 days. the dean of christ church told the congregation that pc harper was a truly outstanding young man who represented everythin

serious work of science was put on pause at sir peter ratcliffe's laboratory at the university of oxford prize. fashion, so peter had no advanced warning of the prizelj fashion, so peter had no advanced warning of the prize. i found out this morning as my secretary catherine came through the door into my laboratory with an anxious look on herface my laboratory with an anxious look on her face and suggested my laboratory with an anxious look on herface and suggested i my laboratory with an anxious look on her face and suggested i talk to someone on her face and suggested i talk to someone from stockholm. what was your reaction? well, delighted, honoured. a little bit surprised this morning. bob usually this is a great tribute to lots of people in my life, the people whose help me set it up, the people who have been there for years and who are there now. in 2019, nobel prize in physiology jointly to william... sir peter share the award with american scientist william calen and greg semenza for their discoveries on how human cells sense and adapt to the availability of oxygen. for elite ath

he didn't leave oxford to go to the caliphate.eve that's where he went. ito go with him because as an archaeologist it would be a lovely place to go. he then went to kuwait to study languages, he spent several months there and there was no concern. months there and there was no concern. we were months there and there was no concern. we were in months there and there was no concern. we were in regular contact with him. but at the end of that, without our knowledge of support he we nt without our knowledge of support he went to turkey and then into syria. from there he went into iraq. went to turkey and then into syria. from there he went into iraqm doesn't sound like you do feel a degree of personal guilt at all? personal guilt for what exactly, that i created a son who went off, i believe he went to help. we had many discussions about this for months before and we talked about all the political issues, we always talked about things and islam. i didn't walk on the journey with him in the sense i didn't become a muslim but he though

inside oxford was at christchurch cathedral, his widow led the tributes. he was killed. he told the congregation, . .. she placed his ceremonial police hat upon his coffin. pc harper was killed while responding to reports ofa killed while responding to reports of a burglary in august. she said... your smile was infectious. your humour, relentless. even in the darkest of times, you made me laugh. your personality shone through in everything you did, and i'm so very, very proud of you. in the pouring rain, officers from around the country joined members of rain, officers from around the countryjoined members of the public. he was so young and he had just gotten married. you know, he had his life in front of him. and yeah, it's terrible. and how important is it for you to stand here and share your respects? very important. we be without the police? jon kay, bbc news, oxford. the number of people killed by typhoon hagibis injapan has risen to 56. the typhoon has brought record downpours with some areas seeing four months of rain into days. tens of thousands of

emily taylor is the boss of oxford information labs and a cybersecurity expert.to the bbc when the story first emerged, she explained how the hacking tool dubbed pegasus worked. it will make a voice call, which doesn't even need to be answered by the recipient, and then once you are inside the up, it's possible to install software or spy on the user —— inside the app. citizen lab, the cybersecurity research laboratory that worked with whatsapp to investigate the hacking told reuters the targets of the software included well—known television personalities, and people who had faced "assassination attempts and threats of violence." as i mentioned earlier, n50 is pushing back strongly against the claims, saying in a statement that "in the strongest possible terms, we dispute today's allegations and will vigorously fight them. our technology is not designed or licensed for use against human rights activists and journalists. " we'll have further analysis later in the news briefing on this story. the french owner of peugeot, psa group, is exploring a merger with its us—

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