raphael and michelangelo were contemporaries and rivals.tit is f a celebration marking 500 years since rafael's death. ♪ reporter: where secret power meets artistic mastery, night brings quiet but no rest. tiin the s chapel, where popes are chosen couple get rare access to the cleaning of one of humanity's greatest triumphs. >> for me, the best i can do in this life. reporter:no the upkee is particularly special. 500 years since the world lost michelangelo's contemporary, raphael, putting his temper -- putting his tapestries where they were designed to hang. reporter: a rivalry for the older michelangelo and the younger, more sociable, raphael. when michelangelo was absent while painting the ceiling, raphael even came in to sneak a peek. raphael, the so-called prince of painters, died o suddenlyhis 37th birthday. the anniversary has spurned stpainstaking ation of some of his frescoes. hericlitis, who raphael painted as a sobbing michelangelo. portrait of a young woman will join an eibition that will go to london this a lot of. -- this autum

raphael's splendour, unfurled again. there is a debate.em, we may say, together, is very important, to understand the balance and to compare them and to see how they talk. to each other. five centuries on, the masterpieces are back where they belong. rivals reunited in perfect harmony. sistine chapelle. —— sistine. let us turn our attention to the weather. all the flooding jane, what weather. all the flooding jane, what we could do with is some dry weather, that so not what we are going to get. there are severe flood warnings in force and from the met office we have this new weather warning. it is yellow but for more rain. places where we really do not need it. you can see the rain on the march, here on the radar, pushing in from the

some prefer michelangelo, some raphael. the balance and compare them, how they talk to each other. five sentries on the masterpieces are where they belong, rivals reunited in perfect harmony. mark lowen, bbc news, at the vatican. time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. i'm just in particle with the bbc sports centre. after losing the first leg of the last 16 say in madrid, electrical madrid went ahead after just four minutes electrical madrid went ahead afterjust four minutes thanks to an early strike and then dug in as they so often do to get the win they needed on what proved to be a frustrating note the liverpool who didn't have a single shot on target. —— frustrating night. i saw much worse games in my life. it was 0k. worse games in my life. it was ok. we were not good enough in the last third, that's it. and, you know, i didn't expect we would have 70% possession, i thought we would have a bit more, but we're not surprised. you try to defend with all you have. not a good night for him but a good night f

hericlitis, who raphael painted as abi s michelangelo.trait of a young woman will join an exhibition that willdo o to lonthis a lot of. -- this aumn. srafael' splendor unfurled again. >> someone prefe michelangelo, someone prefers raphael. to have them together, it helps to understand balance, compare them, see how they talk to each other. reporter: five centuries on, the masterpieces are back to where they belong, rivals reunited in perfect harmony. laur definitely time for a ip to rome. long overdue. a stunning story of medicine and music. ♪ doctors at king's college hospital in london at this patient play the violin durg an operation to remove a tumor. they wanted to make sure that the parts of her brain tt controlled delicate hand movements were noter a during the surgery. i am laura trevelyan. narrator: funding for presentation is made possible by... , an online program designed by language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. narrator: funding was also provid by... the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foun

and 500 years since the death of the artist, raphael.ave exclusive access to the sistine chapel as it prepares for a hanging of his tapestries. it's five o'clock, our main story. people who want to come to the uk who are low skilled or low paid won't be able to get a work visa under the government's plans for a new points—based immigration system. the scheme will apply equally to people from inside and outside the eu, from nextjanuary, after the end of the brexit transition period. many industries, including the care and hospitality sectors, have warned the plans could have damaging consequences for the economy. our political correspondent jessica parker reports. hello. hi, how are you doing? hi. introducing herself and a new immigration system. at a high—tech laboratory — the home secretary's proclaimed vision to attract the brightest and best. this is a radical sha ke—up, completely. this is the first time in nearly a0 years where the british government will be in control and will determine its own immigration policy, and will also be

raphael, the so called prince of painters, died suddenly on his 37th birthday.l, a delicate operation to bring in the tapestries. raphael‘s splendour, unfurled again. there is a debate. some one prefer michelangelo, some one raphael, and so, to have them, we may say, together, is very important, to understand the balance and to compare them, to see how they talk... ..each other. five centuries on, the masterpieces are back where they belong. rivals reunited in perfect harmony. mark lowen, bbc news, at the vatican. next on bbc news it‘s 0utside source, but now it‘s time for a look at the weather with ben rich. good evening. with flooding still causing significant problems across parts of the uk, the last thing we need is more rain, but there is more rain falling at the moment. there‘s a met office warning enforced for rain across parts of wales, northwest england and southwest scotland. places where we really could do without it. it‘s because of this frontal system here, and instead ofjust sliding neatly through, this front has developed a wave, this kink in the

some prefer michelangelo, some raphael.e vatican. let‘s get more now on the brit awards. as we heard, the big prize, album of the year, went to the rapper, dave, for "psychodrama". he‘d earlier performed a version of his controversial track "black", which accused the prime minister of being a racist. lewis capaldi was named best new artist and won song of the year for "someone you loved". and billie eilish gave the live debut of herjames bond theme, ‘no time to die‘, backed by a 22—piece orchestra. let‘s speak to the entertainmentjournalist, al horner. good to have you with us this morning. award ceremonies are always now political, aren‘t they? discuss. we don‘t get an award ceremony without somebody making a political comment. we have had a real rise in p0p comment. we have had a real rise in pop music grappling on with issues recently and now it is expected of p0p recently and now it is expected of pop artists, especially hip—hop artists to use their platform to grapple with these problems and a real way and bring attent

and the san raphael toll plaza traffic is light. here is kind of a -- what we would call patchy fog. >> that was the only issue here. the wind has picked up in some of the higher elvases but there is no rain. we should be getting some rain this time of the year. we haven't had a drop and i don't think we're going to get one at all. to be honest with you, i don't want see it happening. if something happens it will probably come in from the west so with that in mind we are focusing on february 18, '64 when not a drop of rain fell and we are on par with that so far, and 1864, february, is nervous because it might have a little company soon. mount diablo north at 51. mount st. helena, and i've seen 33 at one time. some of that's made it to the delta, towards vacaville and davis. that north breeze is holding up some of the temps in contra costa county. the higher clouds look like they've already paid their visit and are on their way out of here, but the fog underneath that is out of here. 40s, and 50s. there are a few 30s and 50 in gilro

raphael's splendour unfurled once again. there is a debate. some prefer michelangelo, some raphael.can. a patient has played the violin while surgeons operated on her brain to re m ove while surgeons operated on her brain to remove a tumour. these incredible pictures show the operation at king's college hospital in london. the medical team asked the patient to play the violin to ensure parts of the brain that control delicate hand movements and coordination weren't damaged during the surgery. really extraordinary. any moment, we say goodbye to viewers on bbc two and we will be joining jane hill for the news at 1pm, but let's take a look at the weather with the severe flooding that continues to affect parts of the uk, the thing we could do with some dry weather, and in the short—term at least that is not what we are going get. we have a yellow weather warning this time, more rain to come across parts of wales, north—west england, south—west scotland and catchment areas like worcestershire and the rain quite patchy for daylight hours. temperatures down to 7 degrees. as we go through t

finally, as raphael said, it is a little (clapping) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ celebrating the wow. this is our third annual to celebrate pride we notice we didn't have community event for pride. we actual had 19 we had godzilla and are you ball weird names i think its unique we're able to have special event we're all women that relax and have fun you know everything is friendly and kind we're all equal i'm happy that know how hard you have worked to win

. >> chair peskin: and we are joined by debbie raphael, chairman of the san francisco transportation department. >> supervisor mar: chair peskin, can i just make some opening remarks? >> chair peskin: oh, yes, commissioner mar. >> supervisor mar: we have set ambitious goals for e.v. adoption in the next five, ten, and 20 years, goals which we are long way from achieving. nowhere is this more evident in my area of the city where e.v. vehicles are still alarmingly low, and we only have one vehicle charging station, so thank you very much, director raphael for doing this presentation and engaging in this discussion with us. >> thank you, commissioner. the timing is perfect in terms of our commitment moving forward and the partnerships that we are putting in place. so very quickly, i'm just going to go through a little bit of background, context setting, to jump right into what we're doing. so the city has a zero emissions goal. that means by 2050, we need to be net zero. we get as low as we can in terms of our carbon emissions and sequester whatever is left. the way we do that is in the

a new color scheme helps visitors dive into the past red walls for the italian masterpieces raphael sistine madonna or their own is a cycle a commission from a rich merchant family with a monopoly on a red pigment from mexican cochineal insects having faded over the centuries this work also needed extensive restoration. of the scene here then he had been from in sr live various shades of red he used from a radiant warm red to a cherry red in the robes of the soldier can be seen sitting noise or a vibrant orange in the coat of this writer he said today does by doing all of that he was obliging his patron then off that and if i was of the collections 28000 sculptures 400 can now be displayed some close to similarly themed paintings to demonstrate how many painters took inspiration from sculpture. natural light brings the dresden classics alive including kind of let the scene of dresden historic old town it's one of 36 works by the italian painter who depicted 18th century life in stunning detail from this weekend visitors can once again admired these masterpieces interest. 36 can i last i was

one more bridge we'll go north to the richmond san raphael bridge. bit of a back up in that 1 cash lane as for fast track moving very well going west into marin county. >>> 8:22. president trump's new proposed budget is calling for some deep cuts. next why there is so much concern. >>> and there is still time to get your flowers shot, while the cdc says it thinks the latest vaccine is working better than the ones in years' past. >>> budget cuts to medicare and social security is causing concern across the country. congressman jared huffman held a town hall where seniors reacted to the cuts. one retired teacher said she worries about younger people, including her own children. the congressman supports legislation that would fund the social security through several measures, including raising the wage cap. >>> the coronavirus outbreak is overshadowed some good news involving this year's flu season. u.s. health agencies report the vaccine is working better than in years past and credits for cutting the number of flu-related doctors visits by about 45% i

paola: asÍ es, destacando algunos momentos, uno de mis favoritos fue la participaciÓn de raphael porque me encantÓ cuando cantaron escÁndalo. ramÓn: tambiÉn la participaciÓn de sebastiÁn yatra , un joven muy talentoso. paola: daddy yankee fue el gran ganador de la noche. ♪ ♪ >> las autoridades mexicanas revelan detalles del arresto del matrimonio sospechoso de asesinar a fÁtima. los esposos habrÍan tratado de sobornar a las autoridades para que los dejaran escapar. la comunidad de inteligencia de estados unidos confirma a la cÁmara de representantes que rusia estÁ tratando de interferir en la campaÑa presidencialde 2020. el propÓsito serÍa ayudar a la reelecciÓn del presidente trump. tiene lugar la ediciÓn 32 de premios lo nuestro. la fiesta de la mÚsica latina que premia lo mejor del talento de nuestra comunidad. asÍ comenzamos la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ enrique: buenas noches.un crimen que conmocionÓ al paÍs. reportes preliminares apuntan a que el matrimonio tratÓ de sobornar a las arterias para que dejaran escapar. tambiÉn habla de una historia de abuso dentro de la pareja. >> apenas a

driving over to san raphael, and the bay bridge is still a back up here.lso still seeing backups on 880, and 24 has improved. look at 680. very much improved here. a lot of these commutes are getting better. if you have the luxury of waiting in the south bay, that's where it may do you the most good. still a lot of slowing on northbound 101. 8:45. let's bring in kyla with today's weather. >> i just checked some of the lows in the overnight hours. cupertino and livermore, got down to 28 degrees. and we're still chilly in many spots. everybody still showing blue on the map. not showing up very quickly at all. 43 in san francisco, 44 in oakland, and plenty of 30s in the north bay over in napa, 32 in livermore, and the wind is giving us a bit of a break. relatively calm for novato and oakland, showing little bit of a gust in fairfield, up to about 26-miles-per-hour. high clouds out there, and blue skies just beautiful as we have some high pressure that is just building off the coast. you can see clockwise system and we've got the low pressure system over here

there is nothing out of the usual, on novato, and san raphael county. let's talk about the bay bridge. same thing, the usual slowing with the commute there that you see, and like ways, 880. things are looking pretty typical for monday. 880 from hayward to fremont. kertner is a mess because of a train issue southbound 87 and 85 is also going to be very slow approaching 17739,. 7:39. let's bring in steve back. >> the wind advisory goes until 11:00 for the north and east bay hills but some of the gusts yesterday front and center. 80-miles-an-hour. mount am almost 50, same for half moon bay, concord, 47. sfo, san carlos, san jose, 40 and 36. novato 38, and 87-miles-an-hour. mount diablo, 75. oakland hills over 60. livermore, 50 plus. close for hayward. palo alto at napa. there is 58, mount st. helena. and mount diablo, still 55. i know above the cal decot, 30s and marin. there is that low causing the winds down in southern california. it's raining down there, getting rain in san diego, an inch and a half in pasadena, snow in the mountains, and phoenix, flag

please welcome supervisor raphael mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: good morning, everybody. it does -- you know, february does feel like a slightly odd time to be celebrating time, but i will say there's never a bad time for the queer community to take the mayor's balcony, so we are happy to be here. and madam mayor, i think it is just worth noting the extraordinary collection of queer department heads you have, from clair farley at the o.t.i., and grant colfax at the department of public health, and jeffrey tumlin, and sherreen mcspadden. you have a very queer administration, and we are quite appreciative of that. [applause] >> supervisor mandelman: the trustees never get acknowledge them, so i'm going to acknowledge them now. we have our past president, alex randolph of the college board, and our current president, tom temprano of the college board, doing great and important work. you know, as i -- and then, i also do want to congratulate fred lopez. thank you, fred, thank you, carolyn. thank you to the whole board. pride has never been easy, but it is important, so i -- t

raphael had led the call to prayer when he was attacked.he 29-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. fara says he forgives his attacker. >>ve worshipers arrit the london central mosque, responding to friday' call to priors, prayer which on this toccasion i delivered by the net who has been doing so for the past 25 years. nursing his wounds, the 72-year-old arrived after worshipers had taken their places in the very hall where i'm a just 24 hours ago, he had been attacked. a man and r, seemingly part of the congregation, pulled a knife. he had joined the congregation and was following the lead of an imam. >> he saidng [speaoreign language] i was halfway when i felt something hitting me with a brick. it was very terrible. all of my body shook. i didot realize until the blood started to flow. >> a 29-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of murder. he was taken to nearbyt. mary' hospital, where his injuries were assessed. >> he will refer you to mri. cathe mrdetect the nerve. my arm is very heavy. >> the mosque's leadersh

investigators say raphael lopez, a father of 6, was celebrating with his family when masked men barged in. he was shot. mark thomas was identified as one of the shooters, arrested and taken to jail. he's been held without bail. >>> 2 lives saved today thanks to the opioid blocking medication narcan. alameda county sheriff's staff administered the drug to 2 inmates who overdosed. officers acted fast when an inmate in the jail booking office went unconscious and stopped breathing. he was seen ingesting what looked like fentanyl. a couple of hours later, a similar incident with another inmate. >> we introduced this narcan program back in 2018. it's been around about 2 years now. we have probably about three dozen lives saved since starting this program. every member of our agency is issued narcan. >> the sheriff's department says with the opioid crisis it's been seeing more cases of fentanyl coming into the jail. officers do search for it but say inmates are often able to sneak it in. >>> and an emt was in the right place at the right time. he was a student, and he saved a man from overdo

chair of this committee, and i'm joined by committee member supervisor matt haney and supervisor raphael

a new color scheme helps visitors dive into the past red walls for the italian masterpieces raphael sistine madonna or veteran is a cycle a commission from a rich merchant family with a monopoly on a red pigment from mexican cochineal insects having faded over the centuries this work also needed extensive restoration. then he had people in from in seeing her live various shades of red he used to be from a radiant warm red to a cherry red in the robes of the soldier before her a vibrant orange in the coat of this writer he said today by doing all of that he was obliging his patron then. and if i told. of the collections $28000.00 sculptures $400.00 can now be displayed some close to similarly themed paintings to demonstrate how many painters took inspiration from sculpture. natural light brings the dresden classics alive including kind of let the scene of dresden historic old town it's one of 36 works by the italian painter who depicted 18th century life in stunning detail from this weekend visitors can once again admired these masterpieces interest. our minder now of our top story that we'r

his car was found near a san raphael trail and surveillance video showed bennett near that trail. that's where the rescuers focused the search. a k9 team found him late last night off the trail. >>> and later this morning another search resumes in marin county for a couple from palo alto who had been missing since saturday. carol and her husband, ian were last seen friday. they'd been staying at a rented home, left behind their phones, wallets and their car at the rental house. mr. irwin's son is very worried. >> they wouldn't leave their car and their stuff and just vanish, so, yes, i think it's very strange there wouldn't have been a mile away, two miles away. it's like -- it's like somebody picked them up and removed them from the area. >> investigators checked the couple's electronics, their financial records looking for clues as to why or how they may have disappeared, but no answers yet. the search today will focus on watery areas near inverness. >>> a medical examiner is looking how a man died at an oregon ski resort. the body of the 47-year-old was found at mount hood mea

and 500 years since raphael's death — the italian artist's tapestries are making a brief return to the

for the 1st time since the 16th century tapestries by a renaissance artist raphael have returned to the walls of the vatican sistine chapel masterpieces on display to mark 500 years since the artist the silk will engulf threads of been restored by experts of the past decade. check of the headlines here at al-jazeera the death toll from the corona virus in china has now passed $1800.00 after province the epicenter of the outbreak reported $93.00 new deaths in the last few hours the head of a major hospital in the capital will hand as also died after contracting the virus . katrina us in beijing she says the government's begun an operation to assess the health of every person who one city the government is trying to do this week is not every single door if you're not answering the door the government or the worker will check your electricity meter to see if somebody is indeed living down they'll try to track you down they'll make calls to your family to your neighbors they will see you social media and all that and also surveillance systems to try to track your whereabouts and this is to

. >> chair peskin: and we are joined by debbie raphael, chairman of the san francisco transportation department. >> supervisor mar: chair peskin, can i just make some opening remarks? >> chair peskin: oh, yes, commissioner mar. >> supervisor mar: we have set ambitious goals for e.v. adoption in the next five, ten, and 20 years, goals which we are long way from achieving. nowhere is this more evident in my area of the city where e.v. vehicles are still alarmingly low, and we only have one vehicle charging station, so thank you very much, director raphael for doing this presentation and engaging in this discussion with us. >> thank you, commissioner. the timing is perfect in terms of our commitment moving forward and the partnerships that we are putting in place. so very quickly, i'm just going to go through a little bit of background, context setting, to jump right into what we're doing. so the city has a zero emissions goal. that means by 2050, we need to be net zero. we get as low as we can in terms of our carbon emissions and sequester whatever is left. the way we do that is in the

[cheers and applause] supervisor raphael mandelman who i see, our public defend, minoe, raju, our districtorney, tasa badine and our treasurer, jose cisneros. so many great elected officials here to celebrate the city and this occasion and i want to thank so many of our chinese leaders who have been great partners, including the chinese benevolent association and the president, mr. lee, thank you so much for being here with us today. , aas well as the vice presidenf the chinese chamber of commerce, thank you, kidman, for joining us, as well. i see who just joined us, thank you so much to supervisor asha safaye, our police chief, bill scott and our fire chief, jeanine nickelson. [cheers and applause] >> no, i'm not naming everyone in the room, but clearly many of our department heads are here, so many of our commissioners are here and people from the community to celebrate this occasion and let me just back up for a minute and start by saying, is it me or does it feel like these dragons are really dragons? [ laughter ] >> i don't know about you, but i get a kick every time and it's been a l

[cheers and applause] supervisor raphael mandelman who i see, our public defend, minoe, raju, our districtorney, tasa badine and our treasurer, jose cisneros. so many great elected officials here to celebrate the city and this occasion and i want to thank so many of our chinese leaders who have been great partners, including the chinese benevolent association and the president, mr. lee, thank you so much for being here with us today. , aas well as the vice presidenf the chinese chamber of commerce, thank you, kidman, for joining us, as well. i see who just joined us, thank you so much to supervisor asha safaye, our police chief, bill scott and our fire chief, jeanine nickelson. [cheers and applause] >> no, i'm not naming everyone in the room, but clearly many of our department heads are here, so many of our commissioners are here and people from the community to celebrate this occasion and let me just back up for a minute and start by saying, is it me or does it feel like these dragons are really dragons? [ laughter ] >> i don't know about you, but i get a kick every time and it's been a l

u.s., fedthe president raphael bostic says the u.s. is "pretty good " and that he has no impulses to change the interest rate. he says that while the coronavirus outbreak represents a threat to the u.s. economy, it does not justify a change to the yet.y >> at this point it is difficult to assess the magnitude of the economic effect, but the new source of uncertainty is something i will be carefully monitoring. nejra: nannette hechler from credit suisse is still with us. pricing bond market is two rate cuts from the fed next year. dovishfed does not turn in its outlook within the next three months, what kind of onact would it have the market? nanette: i think it would concern all asset markets because of the growth implications of it, because of the signal that the fed would be sending, it is not there to used in the fed put that to be the stabilizing force oftentimes. as yield curves have turned negative, reflecting the growth concerned, if the federal reserve is not changing the rhetoric a little bit to be attentive to what is taking

san raphael hills, i want to thank you for the great weather and the cool down today.smarck, they think it's summer. welcome. a lot better here than up in bismarck. i can see some snow and boy has it been cold. wind chills have been 20, 30 below as we saw a couple days ago. this is unusual for us though. not only do we have low clouds, they'll be some higher clouds coming in. that fog bank may get eroded a little bit, from the north maybe retreating with the slight north wind. 30s for a few, but a most of the temps haven't changed all that much despite the fact there is too much overcast so they didn't get a chance. vallejo is 49. american canyon, sebastopol, 38, and mill valley. it's iso thermal. a mix of sun and low and high clouds. i wish we could get some rain in here. that system to the north will give them rain but it's not going to do much for us f anything. the overcast, a few high clouds. 50s and 60s and starting off in the 70s and 80s. we've gone from way above four days ago, to near average even below on the temps now. that'll take us into sunday, and looks

. >> chair peskin: and we are joined by debbie raphael, chairman of the san francisco transportation department. >> supervisor mar: chair peskin, can i just make some opening remarks? >> chair peskin: oh, yes, commissioner mar. >> supervisor mar: we have set ambitious goals for e.v. adoption in the next five, ten, and 20 years, goals which we are long way from achieving. nowhere is this more evident in my area of the city where e.v. vehicles are still alarmingly low, and we only have one vehicle charging station, so thank you very much, director raphael for doing this presentation and engaging in this discussion with us. >> thank you, commissioner. the timing is perfect in terms of our commitment moving forward and the partnerships that we are putting in place. so very quickly, i'm just going to go through a little bit of background, context setting, to jump right into what we're doing. so the city has a zero emissions goal. that means by 2050, we need to be net zero. we get as low as we can in terms of our carbon emissions and sequester whatever is left. the way we do that is in the

still to come, 500 years on since the death of the great renaissance artist raphael — the vatican's sistineould have been his 59th birthday. he was the first black player to command a one million pound transfer fee, and was also england's first male professional to come out as gay, while still playing. katie gornall reports. justin fashanu was an outstanding talent. this picture perfect volley for norwich won goal of the season in 1980. commentator: fashanu. oh, what a goal! that's a magnificent goal. a few years later, he would become britain's first £1 million black footballer.

please welcome supervisor raphael mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: good morning, everybody. it does -- you know, february does feel like a slightly odd time to be celebrating time, but i will say there's never a bad time for the queer community to take the mayor's balcony, so we are happy to be here. and madam mayor, i think it is just worth noting the extraordinary collection of queer department heads you have, from clair farley at the o.t.i., and grant colfax at the department of public health, and jeffrey tumlin, and sherreen mcspadden. you have a very queer administration, and we are quite appreciative of that. [applause] >> supervisor mandelman: the trustees never get acknowledge them, so i'm going to acknowledge them now. we have our past president, alex randolph of the college board, and our current president, tom temprano of the college board, doing great and important work. you know, as i -- and then, i also do want to congratulate fred lopez. thank you, fred, thank you, carolyn. thank you to the whole board. pride has never been easy, but it is important, so i -- t

and for the 1st time since the 16th century tapestries by renaissance artist raphael have returned to the walls of the vatican sistine chapel 12 masterpieces are on display to mark 500 years since the artist than the silk who and gold threads have been restored over the past decades rafael's artworks originally hung after michelangelo finished painting the chapel ceiling in 1512. coming up next we have the sports for you in liverpool get ready to return to the stadium where they won last season's european champions league. frank assessments the one thing about these bushfires usage really well going to the. climate change informed opinions economy i think is actually what's keeping donald trump afloat right now critical debate sequel on those 2 school improvement moldwarp noise on 'd a boat beside him and his astonishingly patronize an in-depth analysis of the day's headlines this is the beginning of a new iraq of the new conscious and aware youth about still against an ethnic sectarian kota inside story on al-jazeera. the on the ok. it's time for the sport here is far thank you so mu

please welcome supervisor raphael mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: good morning, everybody.does -- you know, february does feel like a slightly odd time to be celebrating time, but i will say there's never a bad time for the queer community to take the mayor's balcony, so we are happy to be here. and madam mayor, i think it is just worth noting the extraordinary collection of queer department heads you have, from clair farley at the o.t.i., and grant colfax at the department of public health, and jeffrey tumlin, and sherreen mcspadden. you have a very queer administration, and we are quite appreciative of that. [applause] >> supervisor mandelman: the trustees never get acknowledge them, so i'm going to acknowledge them now. we have our past president, alex randolph of the college board, and our current president, tom temprano of the college board, doing great and important work. you know, as i -- and then, i also do want to congratulate fred lopez. thank you, fred, thank you, carolyn. thank you to the whole board. pride has never been easy, but it is important, so i -- this

please welcome supervisor raphael mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: good morning, everybody. -- you know, february does feel like a slightly odd time to be celebrating time, but i will say there's never a bad time for the queer community to take the mayor's balcony, so we are happy to be here. and madam mayor, i think it is just worth noting the extraordinary collection of queer department heads you have, from clair farley at the o.t.i., and grant colfax at the department of public health, and jeffrey tumlin, and sherreen mcspadden. you have a very queer administration, and we are quite appreciative of that. [applause] >> supervisor mandelman: the trustees never get acknowledge them, so i'm going to acknowledge them now. we have our past president, alex randolph of the college board, and our current president, tom temprano of the college board, doing great and important work. you know, as i -- and then, i also do want to congratulate fred lopez. thank you, fred, thank you, carolyn. thank you to the whole board. pride has never been easy, but it is important, so i -- this year

finally, as raphael said, it is a little ♪ >> about two years ago now i had my first child.n i come back, you know, i'm going to get back in the swing of things and i'll find a spot. and it wasn't really that way when i got back to work. that's what really got me to think about the challenges that new mothers face when they come back to work. ♪ >> when it comes to innovative ideas and policies, san francisco is known to pave the way, fighting for social justice or advocating for the environment, our city serves as the example and leader many times over. and this year, it leads the nation again, but for a new reason. being the most supportive city of nursing mothers in the work place. >> i was inspired to work on legislation to help moms return to work, one of my legislative aids had a baby while working in the office and when she returned we had luckily just converted a bathroom at city hall into a lactation room. she was pumping a couple times a day and had it not been for the room around the hallway, i don't know if she could have continued to provide breast milk for her b

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please welcome supervisor raphael mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: good morning, everybody. it does -- you know, february does feel like a slightly odd time to be celebrating time, but i will say there's never a bad time for the queer community to take the mayor's balcony, so we are happy to be here. and madam mayor, i think it is just worth noting the extraordinary collection of queer department heads you have, from clair farley at the o.t.i., and grant colfax at the department of public health, and jeffrey tumlin, and sherreen mcspadden. you have a very queer administration, and we are quite appreciative of that. [applause] >> supervisor mandelman: the trustees never get acknowledge them, so i'm going to acknowledge them now. we have our past president, alex randolph of the college board, and our current president, tom temprano of the college board, doing great and important work. you know, as i -- and then, i also do want to congratulate fred lopez. thank you, fred, thank you, carolyn. thank you to the whole board. pride has never been easy, but it is important, so i -- t

richmond bridge on most of these lanes and it's not unusually slow, but there is a back up to san raphael, and no problems in marin county. bay bridge is backed up, 20 minutes on some of the outside lanes and we'll dive a little deeper into the east bay commute when we come back. 7:01. >>> the chp is busy investigating an early-morning freeway shooting in fremont near the maui avenue onramp of interstate 880. police say someone fired shots at a black bmw around 3:30 a.m. no one was hurt though. so far, no suspects have been captured. we don't even have a description of the suspect. ktvu's allie rasmus is on the story and she'll bring you a live report coming up at 7:30. >>> and now to developing news on coronavirus, two planes arrived at travis air force base from wuhan china. the death toll is approaching 500. close to 25,000 people are infected across 25 countries. more people have died from this illness in mainland china than the sars outbreak 17 years ago. and that's one reason why people are so concerned about this morning's flight from wuhan to the bay area. we are live at travis ai

i am joined by supervisors raphael mandelman, shamann walton, and hillary ronen. the clerk is linda wong. madam clerk, do we have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. please silence all cell phones and electronic devices. documents to be considered by the committee should be submitted to the clerk. >> chair fewer: madam clerk, would you read item 1. [agenda item read]. >> chair fewer: thank you. we have the youth commission. you may begin. >> i am here wito present on t youth commission's upcoming budget in the next two fiscal years. this is both laid out in the charter and also reflects the importance of having youth voices at the table when we are making decisions concerning the city. so our formal budget and policy priorities report will come out in may, as usual, but we are here today to report our preliminary budget recommendations while you are still narrowing down the board's budget priorities and the mayor is presenting her budget. the commission has three committees, and i am now going to turn it over to my colleagues to present on the specific recommendatio

i am joined by supervisors raphael mandelman, shamann walton, and hillary ronen. the clerk is linda wong. madam clerk, do we have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. please silence all cell phones and electronic devices. documents to be considered by the committee should be submitted to the clerk. >> chair fewer: madam clerk, would you read item 1. [agenda item read]. >> chair fewer: thank you. we have the youth commission. you may begin. >> i am here wito present on t youth commission's upcoming budget in the next two fiscal years. this is both laid out in the charter and also reflects the importance of having youth voices at the table when we are making decisions concerning the city. so our formal budget and policy priorities report will come out in may, as usual, but we are here today to report our preliminary budget recommendations while you are still narrowing down the board's budget priorities and the mayor is presenting her budget. the commission has three committees, and i am now going to turn it over to my colleagues to present on the specific recommendatio

chair of this committee, and i'm joined by committee member supervisor matt haney and supervisor raphael mandelman, who is substituting for supervisor peskin, who are unable to be here. i'd like to thank john carroll, our clerk, and sfgovtv. mr. clerk, do we have any announcements? >> clerk: yes, thank you, mr. chair. please make sure you silence your cell phones and electronic devices. copies of documents and completed speaker cards should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the board of supervisors february 26 agenda. >> chair mar: thank you. mr. clerk, please call item 1. [agenda item read]. >> chair mar: this item was continued from the last g.a.o. meeting on february 6 and is sponsored by supervisor matt haney. supervisor haney, the floor is yours. >> supervisor haney: thank you, chair mar. before i address a set of amendments that we're going to be putting forward today, i want to say a few things about what this proposal is and also what a navigation center is. san francisco piloted its first navigation center in 2015. the model was dubbed "more than a

starting this morning, cal trans is closing the new bike and pedestrian pathway on the richmond san raphael bridge for some maintenance. the path will be closed from 9:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. the closure will take place every weekday through at least march 13th. cal transwill provide a shuttle for pedestrians and cyclists during that closure. >>> today some 20,000 people are going to gather in downtown los angeles to celebrate the life of nba legend kobe bryant. >> that public memorial will begin shortly at 10:00, staples center, the home of the lakers for the past 20 years, often called the house that kobe built. fans will be there from across the country to honor one of the greatest basketball players of all time. . >> he was my hero growing up. similar to a lot of people in l.a., i was born in 1990, so i got to see him when he first started with the lakers all the way growing up. big idol. >> it's just amazing how unfortunate causes brought the community together in such a wonderful way. >> l.a. police are concerned many fans might show up to the staples center without a ticket and they'