. >> stephen: it's called "ronan boil and the bridge of riddles." what is it about? >> stephen: what's that mean? it's a book. >> did mys send -- i don'ow w t clip but it's probably one of the more important scenes from the book. ( laughter ) i guess should we watch the clip and it will explain everything, maybe? ( singing ) >> did you hear whiskey ruins your short-term memory? >> who's maloney? i don't know! happy mardi gras! ( singing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you. >> stephen: that was terrible. there's no way that's a scene in your look. >> it's not word for word what's actually in the book. >> stephen: i don't believe you. that's total nonsense. it's just two irish guys dressed like leprechauns singing making fart sounds and getting hit in the nuts. ( laughter ) i do not believe you. >> fine. i'm sure we have another clip that this one will make it make more sense. >> stephen: that's out of context. >> this will make it make a little more sense. if you see this, it will explain that scene. i didn't get the julianne moore clip either. ( laughter ) it's ou

is there a motion to approve the minutes. >> so moved. >> moved by commissioner ronan and seconded by commissioner marr. without objections, these minutes are approved. madam clerk, could you please call item number 3. >> community choice aggregation activity's report, current enrollment and service status, communication's plan for april enrollment, state regulatory activities and state legislative activities. it. >> we have a presentation frommn francisco public utility's commission. we'll talk about state regulatory and state activities. >> that's right. good morning. director of queen power sf and welcome commissioners haine and marr. we, they summarized what we'll e talking about. we give a standard update on our enrollment which i'm going to provide. we have a bit of a group presentation today from various puc staff that support our work. so i'll be joined up here to go over the community engagement plan for our upcoming enrollment, as well as state legislative activities. if i could get the slides, thank you. queen power sf service and the university enrollment effort continue t

supervisor hillary ronan says its also not cost effective...the 150 bed facility is housing just about 30 to 40 kids at one time meaning the city is spending nearly 300-thousand dollars per child.sotif we are spending 300 thousand per youth on a system thats proven not to work why are we not dreaming big and investing that kind of money or less in a truly new rehabilitative model where we can get the best therapy , the best housing the best education and permanent placement for a youth who is at risk and has already broken the law so we can make that type of intervention that will completely change the direction of that youths life ronen says young people who have chosen the wrong path, need a chance to get on the right path, which is why a (pam) get ready to pay even more to cross the golden gate bridge. (ken) earlier today the golden gate bridge board of directors approved a plan to increase tolls over 5- years. grant lodes joins us now with details of the plan. (grant) when it's all said and done, some drivers can expect to pay nearly $10 pe

commissioner ronan? absent. commissioner stefanie? >> present. commissioner walton? >> present. >> we have quorum. >> with that, let me present the chair's report by beginning this meeting to express my/our heart-felt condolences to the family, friends, and colleagues to the late, great public defender, jeff adochi. the staff have worked closely with two organizations jeff was instrumental in founding that are building youth community and capacity in those neighborhoods. insistence to the bayview move, the neighborhood transportation plan, we are collaborating with these grassroots groups to increase access to schools, jobs, and essential services. and now we will redouble or efforts to press forward with jeff's team to implement these plans expeditiously in honor of jeff's memory, as no doubt he would have wanted. i know we'll be offering up memories this afternoon at the board of supervisors, but i just wanted to acknowledge that it has been a pretty shocking are surreal, and very sad several days, and i know we are all still processing. i just want to use this mom

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the mueller report could drop any minute, and that flag he hugged is being interviewed by ronan farrowsterday, the house judiciary committee sent letters demanding information from over 80 people and institutions connected to trump, including the white house, the justice department, senior campaign officials, trump organization officials, and the president's sons. eric was so excited to get mail. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) and it's not just-- it's not just the judiciary committee. the chairmen of three other committees are demanding documents on trump's communications with putin and interviews with "linguists, translators, or interpreters who participated in, attended, or in any way listened in on president trump's in-person meetings with putin, as well as president trump's phone calls with president putin." to which putin responded: (as putin) : "da, good luck finding translators. ( laughter ) especially the parts that talk." ( laughter ) these investigations come on top of all the other investion. trump rently b looke into by the special counsel, the u.s. attorney for the s

. >> ladies and gentlemen, please help me welcome to the stage ronan bergman, ali soufan and erroll southers, with your moderator michael masters. [applause] >> good afternoon. we are going to get started very quickly. on december 19, president trump announced his intent to withdraw the american troops from syria, announcing that islamic state had been defeated in the region. shortly thereafter in the same day vice president pence announced that isis had been defeated, 19 individuals were killed, to include for americans in isis related attack. the largest loss of american life since the counter isis campaign began. thereafter, a car bomb reported targeting americans. yesterday, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell noted that al-qaeda, isis and their affiliates in syria and if gibson continued to pose a serious threat to us here at home. this morning the president tweeted that intelligence agencies of our country were naÏve in their assessment of isis at the continuing threat our country. where are we at with the war on terror? does isis remain a threat? al-qaeda is growth? what's the asse

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supervisor hillary ronan says the city is spending more than $13 million a year for juvenile hall that is consistently up to 75% empty. she says the money would be better spent on rehabilitation programs. the new legislation will be introduced next month. >>> if you ever drive along mathilda avenue in sunnyvale near 237 and 101, you know how busy it's been. a new $42 million project began today to improve the flow of traffic. they call it the ma tithilda monster. it's crowded here pretty much all day and all night. tech companies and residents have made these roads really busy. now using money from city and state funds, sunnyvale is working to fix it, launching construction today to add lanes for both bikes and cars while installing new traffic signals to cut back on gridlock. but public officials warn things will be extra busy as the work gets done. >> absolutely, it's going to get better. for the next year it will be a little difficult. slow for the cone zone as we readjust lanes and do all that work. >> the project is supposed to take until the summer of 2020 to complete. the city p

>> thank you, chair ronan. i also wanted to really acknowledge and thank all of the applicants for this police commission seat. i think just the fact that we have so many qualified and impressive candidates applying for the seat is a testament to the importance of the police commission and the work that is ongoing there, especially the full involvement of the d.o.j., please reform recommendations. thank you all for applying and for all of the work that you're doing. i especially wanted to thank and acknowledge reginald daniels, marilyn marelo, and gloria barry. the three of you really bring tremendous life experience to the work you're doing right now, and would bring that to the police commission. that would be so valuable. and also a wide-range of community leadership and activism around a wide range of social issues that intersect with law form and the justice system. so thank you so much. and, yeah, for your application. i would just echo commissioner walton's points around really encouraging you to continu

the mueller report could drop at any minute and that flag he hugs is being interviewed by ronan farrowam to a fast food feast like he did with clemson. he does something weird and keeps doing it over and over again to make it seem normal. there he is. you can see he's never happier than surrounded by big macs. trump runs the white house like a divorced dad who forgot he had the kids this weekend. we'll just pick up chick-fil-a. it's fine. >> one of the biggest names being thrown around in the next election comes from one of the smallest men. former new york city mayor and grandpa catching you with his deck of erotic playing cards, michael bloomberg. today he announced he will not run for president in 2020, explaining i have come to realize i am less interested in talking than doing, talked he about not doing. now i don't know what bloomberg will do next. i'm concerned for him. other new york mayors who left office have ended up in humiliating, dead end jobs. >> the playing cards thing. >> you didn't see it coming. >> i didn't see it coming. >> that was a left turn. meanwhile, we want t

ronan naicker was his friend he told the bbc about their friendship he is a generous and in all aspectsime that he put into his work and into his family and his futsal. i always wondered how he did it. like i have said, i have said in other interviews, i saw him on thursdayjust to drop off some gear to him to coach the boy's team at christchurch boys high school and we had a chat and i said to him, "you've allowed yourself to leave at three o'clock". and he said to me, "when you commit yourself to something, you have got to commit". we had a brief chat about expectations and things like that and i kind of went on and didn't think anything of it. little did i know that was the last time i was going to see him and for those young boys that he coached, it was the last time they saw him as well. and now the preparations getting under way for the first burials of the 50 victims of the terror attack in christchurch. official figures show that unemployment fell by 35,000 between november and january to 1.34 million, taking the number of people in work has reached a record high of 32.7 million.

ronan naicker was his friend and joins us now from christchurch.er the circumstances. tell us a little bit about atta elayyan. he was a generous soul, a generous human being, well loved amongst the community. he was willing to give his time. he is loss is quite significant and so are the number of other people that have passed away. he was really passionate about futsal? yes. we are a small country and futsal is even a smaller sport but he dedicated his time to pursue goals and his achievements. they we re goals and his achievements. they were preparing to qualify for the world cup in september. he was geared up and ready to do that and obviously he was taken to soon. he was helping young children as well ta ke was helping young children as well take the sport up? he was always willing to give his time. he is currently coaching the team, the senior boys team that would be competing in the national youth champs. it has been really hard for those boys as well. he did it for nothing, just for the love of the sport and the game, the beautiful game he e

of course, i live in cookstown and cou nty to course, i live in cookstown and county to ronan there was all we'd have time for on the news channel. thank you to all of you for getting in touch with us with your calls, with your texts and tweets and e—mails and thank you as well to our audience panellists for all their contributions and also to the brilliance of reality check‘s chris morris. it has been a fascinating special edition of your call. viewers on the channel, thank you and goodbye to you. have a good weekend. hello, good morning and happy cent david's day. also the first day of meteorological spring. whilst it properly felt like spring over the last few days, we had a big change through yesterday, much cooler conditions will stop still a lot of cloud around at the moment and that cloud around at the moment and that cloud will stick with us through much of today. later today, we start to see some rain moving in towards western areas, before out towards the atlantic, we have some weather systems brewing up which move their way in for the weekend. for the rest today, quite cloudy