africanjacques kruyswijk the 2025 kenya open. with a one—shot lead, but slipped behind playing partnerjohn parryearly in the round. however, four birdies in his final 12 holes raucous celebrations for the south african, i'm going to be drinking a lot. i'm going to be... he laughs i dreamt about this my whole career. i don't tee it up to just be in the field. it took me a while to get it done, so i'm proud of myself. congratulations to him. website at bbc.com/sport, but from me and the rest of the team, thanks forwatching, bye—bye. hello. they drove some pretty big waves on to the shore the centre of low pressure was actually some way away from our shores near iceland, but nevertheless, this was quite a strong area of low pressure running up through the irish sea. that was the strongest gust, that's in snowdonia national park or eryri national park. over 100mm over the hills of cumbria, and a met office to cause some localised surface waterflooding issues here. with across england and wales. showers for scotland and northern ireland. our temperatures to start off monday, 7 to 10 degrees, so it's

have never lost. won his first ever dp world tour title in winning the 2025 kenya 0pen. partnerjohn parryound. and they are just getting started, aren't they? i'm going to be... he laughs and i'm going to be drinking a lot of brandy, you know, to win at a big stage is what i play for. i don't tee it up to just be in the field. it's always been my mindset, you know? it took me a while to get it done, so i'm proud of myself. congratulations to him. from the bbc sport app or, of course, from our of the team, thanks forwatching, bye—bye. hello. across the western side of the country. of port ellen here in argyll and bute. through the irish sea. but a few stronger gusts, 79mph gusts at capel curig. there were a few gusts elsewhere that reached the 70s and we had lots of heavy rain, particularly in the west, over 100mm over the hills of cumbria, and a met office until the early part of monday, with the rain heavy enough so, next few hours, yes, we've got that rain to contend with across england and wales. it will continue to blow a gale out west. towards the first part of monday morning. quite

first is parry in montgomery, alabama. democrat. caller: good morning. good morning, representative ivey. democrats come on these shows and they don't understand about the talking points the republicans have to give to these people, why these people vote for them. so it is going to take something to hurt them to realize you are voting the wrong way. but when it comes to the democrats you have to understand also that they push everything they say and they are not going to listen to anything else, but c-span, msnbc, and all of those other places are not going to push your points for you if you do not come up with some kind of means you are going to let these people know about these policies that are going to hurt them. so, these policies that are going to hurt them is going to hit them hard and they are going to turn back around and say they are thinking it should be a democrat that rescued them. it's going to be too late by the time you get through four, and five, and 10 years. some of these things are going to hurt people for years. host: go ahead, congr

minister benjamin netanyahu has responded by ordering intense military rates and the occupied westbank. parry wilton, reports the 3 passes exploded infection sales of tenants. each city they've been in wreckage, sending seams of smoke high into the night sky. explosive devices were also found in 2 of the buses, which failed to designate all this on the day is re these with morning the dead being released from casa speculation. as to who is responsible and what the motivations were. his breed fast, these ready governments quit to point the finger of blame at the palestinians. many have speculated, and i think you all have speculated with good reason that these rarely is, would go right back into full combat and conflict and gaza after phase one and have very little intention on following through. on the remainder of the deal. this could be a message by a palestinian group that if that happens, they can still make it quite painful for the israelis. is ralph prime minister benjamin netanyahu has instructed them in the treat to carry out an intense operation in the occupied westbank. israel says

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he went through training at parris island. he was gravely wounded in battle. he lost the use of his left arm. it was my first job in politics. 30 years later i was elected to a senate seas. there is a university of chicago story in my background. this afternoon, c-span covers the conservative polital action conference with remarks from florida conessman byron donalds, housing and urban affairs secretary scott turner and others live starting at 3:15 p.m. eastern on c-span two, our free mobile video app c-span is now an c-span.org. >> this week to watch c-span's new members of commerce -- congress series where we speak with both republicans and democrats about their early lives, previous careers, families, and why they decided to run for office. tonight at 9:30 p.m. eastern our interviews include delaware democratic congresswoman sarah mcbride, the first openly transgender member of congress. >> from those first moments after his diagnosis and he and i knew how lucky we were. we knew how lucky and he was to have health insurance that would allow him to get care

first is parry in montgomery, alabama. democrat. caller: good morning.ing, representative ivey. democrats come on these shows and they don't understand about the talking points the republicans have to give to these people, why these people vote for them. so it is going to take something to hurt them to realize you are voting the wrong way. but when it comes to the democrats you have to understand also that they push everything they say and they are not going to listen to anything else, but c-span, msnbc, and all of those other places are not going to push your points for you if you do not come up with some kind of means you are going to let these people know about these policies that are going to hurt them. so, these policies that are going to hurt them is going to hit them hard and they are going to turn back around and say they are thinking it should be a democrat that rescued them. it's going to be too late by the time you get through four, and five, and 10 years. some of these things are going to hurt people for years. host: go ahead, congressman. gu

approve the project plan for the 2026 art on market street poster series and we have program associate parris coates to introduce us to that. >> good afternoon everyone. i'm here today to present the 2026 art on market project plan. and just as a background reminder i will be taking this project over from craig. so that poster series he showed you is craig's last and i will be taking it on forward. so just a brief background the art market poster series has commissioned new artwork by artists on an annual basis since 1992. each year the program commissions for artists create a new body of work that responds to a specific theme which i'll get to each series is up for approximately three months. there are at least six unique poster designs on 15 bus shelters one market so 2026 theme is called now and then living memories the name is taken from a 2017 essay by writer, historian and activist rebecca solnit who lives in san francisco. artists will be encouraged to use primary sources such as libraries, archives, oral histories anything else they can come up with to create a cohesive series uncover

and this kind of effort of foia, especially early to parry that is really important.l for this very case. but i think it's a general theme to keep him from whitewashing the pages of history, which it's pretty clear he wants to do in many different settings. >> i mean, judge beryl howell writes for history as well. let me read this from the memorandum. of course, while the supreme court has provided a protective and presumptive immunity cloak for a president's conduct, that cloak is not so large to extend to those who aid, abet, and execute criminal acts on behalf of a criminally immune president. the excuse offered after world war two by enablers of the fascist nazi regime of just following orders, has long been rejected in this country's jurisprudence. harry, that's a stunning thing to read. >> it really is. and she's absolutely correct. but i just want to say this is a smaller effort. just give us the information. it's got nothing to do with prosecuting him. it's got nothing to do with the other folks. it is true that people, i'm among them, who have avoided steadfa

clean parris up is well-placed to continue providing cost effective green energy to san franciscans over the next decade. >> rates for next fiscal year are not approved for either of our power programs. >> we'll be back before this commission in april with the proposed increases which we currently forecast at 10% for hetch hetchy power and 3% for clean power sf generation rates. >> we'll provide much more information about those increases including comparisons to pge bills as part of that rate proposal. >> this final slide lists all of the financial metrics and targets defined in our financial policies as well as the performance of each enterprise or program in meeting those targets. >> with the more conservative planning assumptions in this year's plan, every enterprise meets and exceeds its policy minimums. >> debt service coverage and fund balance reserves are higher than projected and last year's plans on average and we're funding a larger percentage of our capital plans with pay as you go revenues. reducing our reliance on long term debt and allowing for a more sustainable balance o

so this is what i wanted to say and for these are the people that murdered my son hannibal thomas parris moffitt, andrew badu, jason thomas. anthony hunter. marcus carter they're still walking the street. >> one is deceased. >> what gavin newsom said i know who killed her son. >> he's d.a. he he can name addresses and everything. hopefully this will do something about tipsters coming forth if this mayor say it this former mayor gavin newsom saying this something should be done. >> thank you. >> okay. >> and there is no further public comment line line item six director's report discussion report on recent activities and announcements commission discussion will be limited to determining whether to encountered any of the issues raised for a future commission meeting. executive director henderson thank you. >> good evening. i want to start there's a couple of things that we're working on. >> i want to start just as a thank you to the department and sergeant crudo who teaches the use of force course at the academy. >> he hosted our entire investigation team and our legal team and provided us