pauline franco is her name and nominated by granddaughter lisa barny and she's a girth day girl.pauline i owe you apology my bad for being in a promugdy mood. >> she likes soaps, crossword puzzles, cooking and checking out facebook and one of the favorite things to check out is april the giraffe. enjoy that. happy birthday to you, 96 you look amazing your smile is beautiful. >> man. >> what kind of weather will she deal with. >> is april that giraffe that's not pregnant that says it's pregnant. >> exactly it's been having >> like an internet scam because we're watching for nothing. it's going to be a beautiful day for her birthday. wow, con gratelations to you 96 degrees, 96 degrees? 96 years old you see where my mind is. 53 to 58 for the kid owes out there. clouds to start. satellite is indicating after school 63 to 68 degrees. mostly sunny skies late this afternoon. we're trinding sunnier today and it looks like it will be real, real nice. here's the planner, so you can get an idea. you know the 53 degrees when i came in this morning i put that in and thought we would continue

a better life for them and their families...however, not everyone was happy about the move.mayor pauline cutter, san leandro i think what happened is people were, there's a lot of fear out there and angst about what's going on. the fear is all of the sudden police weren't going to be arresting people. they were going to be less safe. our taxes would get raised and all of those things which just aren't going to happen.in san leandro, ha k4 news. in alameda county, more problems for niles canyon. public works crews are now dealing with a sink hole on palomares road.if it gets worsethe entire road could be wiped out.as you can see the holes have been covered by asphalt but it's a temporary fix so the holes don't get any deeper.right now those holes are 4 to 5 feet deep and the undermining of the road is about 40 to 50 feet...in alameda county lp kron4 news. charles clifford: here at anderson reservior...in the south bay near morgan hill... the immediate danger from flooding as passed but there is a lingering problem that won't be fixed anytime soon and that's the reserivor here and the dam

i want to thank pauline. -- paul ryan. he worked very hard. he worked very hard. tom price and mike pence, who is here. perhaps the best thing that can happen is exactly what happened today, because we will end up with a truly great health care bill in the future after this mess known as obamacare explodes. i want to thank everybody for being here. it will go very smoothly. it certainly was an interesting period of time. we all learn a lot. we learned about loyalty, the vote getting process. we learned about some very arcane rules in obviously both the senate and the house. for me it has certainly been an interesting experience. in the end it will be an experience that leads to a better health care plan. thank you very much and i will see you soon. >> your intention is to go for tax reform? pres. trump: we will write now be going for tax reform, which we could have done earlier, but this would have worked out better if could have had democrats support. we have had no democrat support. we will go toward tax reform. >> are you confident in speaker ryan's ability to

pauline would you please stand up? we need affordable health care what will you do to make sure that middle class people can afford health care. sen. graham: that's the key question. who asked the question? >> pauline roberts. sen. graham: all right. ok. how many of you are on medicare? whoa. all of you on medicare? ok. how many of you like it? all right. let's keep it. how about it. all right. how many of you are below 65? below 65. you can't be raising your hand twice. how many of you have insurance through your company? how many of you like it? >> better than nothing. sen. graham: how many of you have problems getting insurance. so here's the deal. there's three ways to get insurance from the government. medicare, medicaid, v.a. through your employer. or as an individual. so what would i like to see happen? i'd like to see medicare saved because it's going broke. i'd like to make sure that employers can continue to offer your health care so it doesn't get so expensive they have to drop it. here's my problem with oba

tennis, and british number one johanna konta eased past pauline parmentia of france in straight setsin the previous round but the world number 11 looked sharper in this match, she got the first break and went on to take the first set 6—4 against parmentia. konta came flying out of the blocks in the second, taking two early breaks. she was in no mood to hang around, claiming the set 6—0. it took herjust over an hour to dispatch parmentia. up next for konta is either madison keys or lara arruabarrena in the round of 16. two games in the rugby union's premiership today, and wasps have moved five points clear at the top, after a a0 points to 33 win over worcester. wasps had been behind during a frantic end—to—end first half. winger christian wade scored just before the interval to level the match at 19—all at half time. with the game finely poised, worcester were reduced to 1a. winger bryce heem shown a red card for taking out willie le roux in the air. wasps made the extra man count, running in three more tries in the second half to seal the victory. elsewhere, saracens are still in wit

securing her place in the last 16 of the indian wells tournament with a three set win over france's paulineerman, who's assured of returning to number one in the world when the elite wta event ends, thanks to the injury withdrawal of serena williams needed two hours and 33 minutes to get past the 62nd—ranked parmentier. the temperature hit 36 degrees, an average of 20 degrees above the conditions normally expected at this time of the year. kerber next faces russian elena vesnina as she aims for a place in the quarterfinals. seven—time grand slam champion venus williams was a convincing 6—4, 6—2 victory over lucie safarova. the 12th seed is playing herfirst tournament since the australian open when she finished runner up to sister serena. she'll next play the winner of the match between sixth—seeded agnieszka radwanska of poland or china's peng shuai. 2015 champion simona halep lost in straight sets to france's kristina mladenovic. the romanian went down 6—3, 6—3 and the world number four still appears troubled by a knee injury that affected her form early in the season. there is confirmatio

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. >>> this is pauline hansen. you can see her getting her champagne glass filled in australia. an australian senator. she's also part of the one nation party. what she's toasting there outside of the australian parliament is the election of donald trump drink up, the day after the day after the election. >> i'm so excited that donald trump looks like he's just over the line and i'm so happy about it because the people power is now happening and now americ good on you guys. you've got it right. i'm so happy that donald trump is there. to donald trump, cheers. >> pauline hansen was very excited that day and called it a clear message to everyone around the world that the people power is now happening. well, that -- the people power did not happen for her this weekend. senator hansen's party was projected to get a healthy 13% of the vote. they did not get 13%. her right-wing anti-immigrant party actually got less than 5% of the vote. they bottomed out. rough weekend for the trump loving nationalist party in australia. no champagne toasts this time. we're still just figuring out how

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go ahead. >> this question is from pauline roberts. we. >> we need affordable health care.ke sure middle class people can afford health care? >> that's the key question. who asked the question? how many of you are on medicare? woah. all of you are on medicare? all right. how many of you like it? all right. let's keep it. how about it? all right. how many of you are below 65? below 65. you can't raise your hand twice. how many of you have insurance through your company? how many of you like it? all right. how many of you have problems getting insurance? all right. so here's the deal. there's three ways to get insurance. from the government. medicare and medicaid, va. through your employer. or as an individual. so what will i like to see happen? i'd like to see medicare saved because it's going broke. i'd like to make sure that employers can continue to offer your health care so it doesn't get so expensive they have to drop it. here's my problem with obamacare. we're down to one exchange, one health care company in south carolina. why? why? has anybody here lost their coverag

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. >> this question is is from pauline roberts from westminster. pauline, would you please stand up? we need affordable health care. what will you do to make sure that middle class people can afford health care? >> that's the key question. how many of you -- who asked the question? >> pauline roberts. >> up here. >> all right. okay. how many of you have medicare? whoa. all of you are on medicare? all right. how many of you like it? all right. let's keep it. how about it? all right. how many of you are below of 65. below 65? can't raise your hand twice. can't do it. how many of you have insurance through your company? how many of you like it? all right. how many of you have problems b getting insurance? all right. here's the deal. there is three ways to get insurance. from the government. medicare/medicaid/va. through your employer. or as an individual. so what would i like to see happen? i would like to see medicare saved, because it is going broke. i would like to make sure that employers can continue to offer your health care, so it doesn't get so expensive that they have to drop i

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her middle name is pauline. >> his name will always in my heart. now in my daughter's name. >> reporter: clark always wanted to honor the man who saved him in a special way. and says now when he looks at his daughter he's reminded of how grateful he is to have this family. because it could have been him that day. >> as i got older and live life, i realize he was my guardian angel. and my hero. >> reporter: that will never be lost on the clark family carrying out a legacy of love that began 16 years ago. the anniversary of that rescue was this past saturday. a.j. says he'll keep coming back to paul's grave site every year. >>> 3-year-old girl created quite to the vatican. shows her take pope francis' skull cap as the pontiff leaned in to give the little girl a kiss. she handed it back to him. got to give it back to the pope; right? of course. first day in rome. they won't let her forget it. they're visiting her parents from atlanta. >> the pope has a sense of humor. everybody wants a piece of him. even the little ones. >> can you imagine doing that?

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she faces the world number 57 next, pauline parmentier, of france.one of the richest horse races in the world. the world number one—rated racehorse, arrogate, came from last place to win the £8 million race. the 4 year old colt, the 3—1 on favourite, is trained in america by bob baffert and ridden byjockey mike smith and he made it seven wins on the trot as he beat gun runner and neolithic at the meydan racecourse. qualifying at the qatar motogp was cancelled because of bad weather, but spain's maverick vi ales will start on pole. surface water on the track and nearby lightning storms meant track inspectors took the decision to cancel the session. quick practice times mean vi ales will start on pole in his first race for yamaha after replacing jorge lorenzo. still to come on sportsday: joe hart will captain england in their world cup qualifier against lithuania tomorrow. the goalkeeper is currently on loan from manchester city to italian side torino. gary cahill — who captained the side against germany on wednesday — is suspended. while manager garet

konta was taken to three sets in the previous round but is playing pauline parmentier of france who isall in the first set. that is all for now. keep up—to—date on the bbc website and the gymnastics. more in the next hour and i will get my maths right! thousands of russians are on the streets of moscow and other cities to protest against corruption. the protesters want the prime minister — dmitry medvedev — to resign over corruption allegations. several people have been detained, including the main organiser — the opposition activist alexei navalny. a short while ago, i spoke to our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg, who was at a protest in moscow, and gave us an update on mr nalavny. alexei navalny was detained and we are being moved by the police away from the square and the protest looks to be coming to an end. navalny will not been surprised to have been arrested. presumably the authorities will have to handle this delicately given the likely response if he is not treated respectfully? absolutely. it is no surprise that he was detained. it is a dilemma because if they clamp down

polly, would you please stand up -- pauline, would you please stand up? need affordable health care. what would you do to make sure middle-class people have affordable health care? the keygraham: that is question. who asked the question? >> pauline roberts. right here. senator graham: how many of you have medicare? whoa. all of you are on medicare? all right. at how many like it. all right, let's keep it. how about it? how many of you are below 65? below 65. .ou raise your hand twice how many of you have insurance or your company? how many of you like it? all right. how many of you have problems getting insurance? all right, here's the deal. there are three ways to get insurance. from the government -- medicare, medicaid, v.a. through your employer. or as an individual. >> [indiscernible] right, exactly. what would i like to see happen? i would like to see medicare saved. i would like to make sure republicans can continue to offer you health care so it does not get so expensive they have to drop it. here is my problem with obamacare. we are down to one ex

mayor pauline cutter says it is largely a symbolic move to let people know they will be treated fairly regardless of their immigration status. she says about half the people in san leandro speak a second language at home and about 30-percent are immigrants. many students in the area who talked to us were happy about the decision, but the mayor says not everyone supported the move. "i think what happened is people were, there's a lot of fear out there and angst about what's going on. the fear is all of the sudden police weren't going to be arresting people. they were going to be less safe. our taxes would get raised and all of those things which just aren't going to happen.""their immigration status should have no affect on whether or not they're protected underneath the law. so for me a sanctuary city just makes sense." the mayor says the new status will not affect the city's budget or resources. san leandro joins san francisco, alameda, oakland, berkeley, richmond and san jose as another sanctuary cities in the bay area. the white house facing more questions about russia, after allega

tennis, and british number onejohanna konta eased past pauline parmentia of france in straight sets insharper in this match, she got the first break and went on to take the first set 6—4. konta came flying out of the blocks in the second, taking two early breaks. she was in no mood to hang around, claiming the set 6—0, it took herjust over an hour to dispatch parmentia. up next for konta is either madison keys or lara arruabarrena in the round of 16. at the wgc matchplay semi—finals, world number one dustin johnson dustinjohnson is dustin johnson is through dustinjohnson is through to the final of the wgc matchplay. he beat tanihara. the tournament is one of the final offence, of course, before next month's masters. and that is it for now but i will have more sport for now but i will have more sport for you in the next hour. jeremy corbyn has said he'll oppose the government's plans to change european laws without full parliamentary scrutiny when they become part of uk law during the brexit process. the government wants to include the powers in its great repeal bill more details will b

so for me a sanctuary city just makes sense.however, not everyone was happy about the move.mayor pauline cutter, san leandro i think what happened is people were, there's a lot of fear out there and angst about what's going on. the fear is all of the sudden police weren't going to be arresting people. they were going to be less safe. our taxes would get raised and all of those things which just aren't going to happen.at the meeting.. some students with undocumented parents talked about their own fear. sot jordan woods.middle school students and elementary students come up saying i'm scared, i can't even focus on my education which i should be focusing on but im scared that when i come home my parents are going to be theresan leandro follows alameda, which became a sanctuary city in january.san francisco, oakland, berkeley, richmond and san jose.. are the other 5. mayor tells me no budget or resource changes come with this status.. more problems for niles canyon in alameda county. the county is now dealing with a sink hole on palomares road. kron4's lydia pantazes shows us those pantazes

angela emailed us all for the prayer of meditation room as long as all religions are able to access it pauline in school, or none. no special treatment for one or the other. period. thomas commenting on instagram. crossing the line. going to great lengths to kick christians out of the school but this is okay? rob: time now for the good,ed bad, the ugly. now for the good. you scream, i scream, we all scream for ice scream. holdinhold dq holding free cone. ask you put change in the jar for children's miracle network hospitals. next, coming up, of the bad. spring breakers sparking outrage online after using a beached shark's teeth to open a beer. slamming the can into the shark's mouth before this young man takes down the beer. not sure if the shark was alive or dead but still doesn't look too good. finally the ugly, celebrating team's win by thanking two women. >> and i appreciate my wife and girlfriend -- i mean my wife, yeah. i'm so sorry, my wife. i love you so much. thanks the wife and girlfriend in post game interview. is he an athlete. >> heather: waiting for explanation on that. "fox & fr

it took herjust over an hour to beat pauline parmentier of france in straight sets. premiership after a 40—33 win at home over worcester the visitors had winger bryce heem sent off at the start of the second half — and from there wasps made the extra man count, running in six tries in total for the bonus point win. saracens scored eight tries to condemn bath to their biggest defeat in 15 years. 53—10 the final score. that means saracens stay in third place. now, you might remember her from last year's strictly come dancing, but now claudia fragapane is back to her dayjob. she's been quoted this week saying her time on the show has improved her routines, but she had to settle for second place at the british championships. that was the slip that saw her go out of bounds cost her the title in the floor event, which went instead to maisie methuen. and back to that heartwarming story of the five 25—year—old who led england out onto the pitch at wembley. this is been some of the reaction. —— to the five—year—old. jermaine defoe himself said i hope you had amazing day. it w

pauline joins us with that. good morning. >> good morning to you. asian markets seeing to shrug off that anxiety overnight from wall street it was more risk on today. look at the nikkei 225 which ended up more than 1%. a slightly weaker yen helped japanese exporters today. it's also ex-dividend day as we are closing in on the end of the financial year in japan which is march 31st. a lot of investors were snapping up shares of companies which wentdividend. also the kospi up 0.3%. boosted by q4 growth numbers. they were revised upwards, thanks to construction spending. samsung did very well today, up almost 0.7%. it had a surprise announcement where samsung said that it was planning to refurbish and resell 2.5 million of those note 7 tablets that was the center of the scandal at the end of last year. that announcement seems to overshadow the big unveiling for tomorrow of their galaxy s8 smartphone. but still samsung didn't miss a beat ending up 0.7%. the shanghai composite ended down 0.4%. it struggled as liquidity concerns continued to come to the fo

so for me a sanctuary city just makes sense.however, not everyone was happy about the move.mayor pauline cutter, san leandro i think what happened is people were, there's a lot of fear out there and angst about what's going on. the fear is all of the sudden police weren't going to be arresting people. they were going to be less safe. our taxes would get raised and all of those things which just aren't going to happen.at the meeting.. some students with undocumented parents talked about their own fear. sot jordan woods.middle school students and elementary students come up saying i'm scared, i can't even focus on my should be focusing on but im scared that when i come home my parents are going to be theresan leandro follows alameda, which became a sanctuary city in january.san francisco, oakland, berkeley, richmond and san jose.. are the other 5.standupthe mayor tells me the will not affect the city's budget or resources. it is largely a unifying move and so far it reporting in san leandro, ha k4 news. "she said call 911, he's trying to shoot me." coming up: she was kidnapped on a freeway

mayor pauline cutter says it is largely a symbolic move to let people know they will be treated fairly regardless of their immigration status. she says about half the people in san leandro speak a second language at home and about 30-percent are immigrants. many students in the area who talked to us were happy about the decision, but the mayor says not everyone supported the move. "i think what happened is people were, there's a lot of fear out there and angst about what's going on. the fear is all of the sudden police weren't going to be arresting people. they were going to be less safe. our taxes would get raised and all of those things which just aren't going to happen.""their immigration status should have no affect on whether or not they're protected underneath the law. so for me a sanctuary city just makes sense." the mayor says the new status will not affect the city's budget or resources. san leandro joins san francisco, alameda, oakland, berkeley, richmond and san jose as another sanctuary cities in the bay area. two people are under arrest ... accused of shooting at an off-du

pauline-with nbs, and use of freeman also nbs. and dr. james mcrae. thank you. and-from five point and all other davis from five point. he is not here. okay. elizabeth chilton with san francisco housing authority. lisa-with them ocd hope sf. in isaac-with urban strategies. thank you. >> thank you mr. white. adam sec. to we have any speaker cards? >> i have three speaker cards. >>[calling public comment cards] >> commissioners, i'm terry anderson anderson foundation. community-based organization that works with ex-offenders. men and women in and out of drug rehab. living in district 10. my question is that i would like to have an understanding if there will be community benefit money for organizations such as anderson anders works with ex-offenders but ex-offenders in the city of san francisco percent of what largest concentration in district 10. we know how they represent public housing. so, my mission statement is, to break the cycle of recidivism is through job opportunities. now here we are affording the rebuilding of public housing projects. how many of thes

pauline-with nbs, and use of freeman also nbs. and dr. james mcrae. thank you. and-from five point and all other davis from five point. he is not here. okay. elizabeth chilton with san francisco housing authority. lisa-with them ocd hope sf. in isaac-with urban strategies. thank you. >> thank you mr. white. adam sec. to we have any speaker cards? >> i have three speaker cards. >>[calling public comment cards] >> commissioners, i'm terry anderson anderson foundation. community-based organization that works with ex-offenders. men and women in and out of drug rehab. living in district 10. my question is that i would like to have an understanding if there will be community benefit money for organizations such as anderson anders works with ex-offenders but ex-offenders in the city of san francisco percent of what largest concentration in district 10. we know how they represent public housing. so, my mission statement is, to break the cycle of recidivism is through job opportunities. now here we are affording the rebuilding of public housing projects. how many of thes

the perils of pauline and we haven't had that in so long that i sense a lot of journalists have forgotten what it's like. this is what it's like. >> bret: when was the last conference committee? thank you very much. we will turn around the sound from the speaker from a minority leader in the house, nancy pelosi and the senate minority leader chuck schumer about their thoughts a little bit later. the other big story of the day, east coast bracing for a blast of winter as a nor'easter begins to make it way from the nation's capital to maine. the storm could dump up to 18 inches of snow with blizzard like conditions forecasted. the storm is already affecting travel. chief washington correspondent james rosen has the latest tonight on the impact of this late-season storm. >> residents in and around chicago received up to 6 inches of snow on sunday and monday, prompting the delay or cancellation of some 500 flights at midway and o'hare airport. >> i am a heavy business traveler. i'm going to be traveling to chicago, so i'm really worried. >> in wisconsin and other counties near milwaukee, auth

pauline from asia-analytica.eport that north korea has fired of the stick missiles at south korea. ♪ haidi: it is almost 10:00 a.m. in singapore, 1:00 p.m. in sydney, i am haidi lun. rishaad: i am rishaad salamat in hong kong. this is "bloomberg markets: asia" ♪ haidi: south korea and japan protest after reports the north launching more ballistic missiles. rishaad: china lowers expectations for growth this year. saying the emphasis is on reducing risks. delivering a message, president xi jinping firmly in control. abe tightening power in japan, but economic challenges remain. without further ado, let's get to sophie kamaruddin looking at the state of play. a mixed bag at the moment, sophie. sophie: mixed bag indeed, weakness in tokyo, shanghai, and soul, and u.s. s&p futures bearishness monday. there could be further to go on the downside. looking at the decliners today, the nikkei 225 leading to drop in asia. korean stocks in focus given developments on the korean peninsula. taking a look at what is moving on th

they have got to do their stuff before not like the perils of pauline at the last minute like they did>> brett: remember, have you 11 senate democrats up for re-election in states where donald trump won 82% or more of the counties in those states. so, going in to it, you would think that those states, particularly, are vulnerable for maybe some leverage on big things. it didn't happen on obamacare. weren't going to move democrats over on that repeal and replace. could it happen on tax reform? >> the problem is, and i agree with guy and charles to a degree on this which is you still have infighting with tax reform. if you reduce the corporate tax rate to 15%, what happens to the budget deficit? rand paul is not in lock step with paul ryan on this. and then some people say well, how progressive is it to go back to something that in a sense reagan originally proposed back in the day you? talked about imports and taxes on that. democrats want tax reform, republicans want tax reform. the problem here is you have a split among both democrats and republicans as to how much and where do you cu

pauline, isuffered their stories waiting for hospital operations.d and went back in may but it might not go ahead then. the boss of nhs england, simon stevens, will shortly outline his blueprint for the health service waiting times. let‘s get more from our health editor hugh pym. we know the highlights, some people are unhappy, routine operations likely to be delayed further, but more money for a&e and cancer services? that's right, we will get the speech in a few minutes in the aldershot centre for health behind me. we are here because simon stevens wants to make the point that centres like this could help activity in the community away from hospitals, it is one of the largest of its kind in the country, they have scans, pharmacists as well as gp services. more investment in this sort of facility and he says you won‘t have to refer so many to hospital. but as you have heard, he has conceded that waiting lists will have to rise routine surgery, which is not popular with those affected by it. you will also talk about how generally community care can

she faces the world number 57 next, pauline parmentier, of france. over. they're looking into the delivery of a package to wiggins before the 2011 tour de france — and speaking on sky television, wiggins said the claims were — in his words — "the worst thing to be accused of for a man of my integrity" and promised he would have a lot to say. chris froome's hopes of victory at the volta a catalunya were destroyed this afternoon as the team sky rider lost 26 minutes on his rivals in the penultimate stage. the briton, riding his first european race of 2017, had moved into second yesterday, but alejandro valverde left him well beaten today and extended his overall lead. the stage victory though was snatched from him by daryl impey in a sprint to the line. britain's adam yates is in fourth, froome now 31st. boxer anthony crolla is looking for revenge tonight. he lost his wba lightweight world title last september to jorge linares — but gets the chance to win that title back, along with the wbc title and ring magazine crown in a huge unification fight in m

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