the sponsor is deborah raphael and speaker shaun rosenmoss. the explanatory documents are resolution file, san francisco carbon fund grant and funding recommendations. this is discussion and action. >> commissioner wald: thank you. >> the carbon fund just to give everyone in the room a reminder went into effect in 2008. the city puts a fee on air travel for city employees. that money goes into a fund we call the carbon fund and is used to loosely offset the emissions of the air travel. it has gone into all sorts of projects since 2009 when we started distributing the money with this amount of money that shaun will be talking about, we'll hit the $1 million mark in community programming. and like our work with tndc, our focus on the carbon fund is also making sure that all san franciscans benefit from these programs. there is a very big focus on resiliency, on community benefit, on equity, when our team headed by shaun distributes this money and partners. i'm excited about this particular one, it's important and far reaching project she'll desc

yes, thanks, shaun. the big news today is all about teacher pay.rnoon will be asked to vote on a motion whether or not to back strike action or a strike ballot because they are asking for 5% hike in pay is pretty much immediately from september to address what they call years of underfunding and living cuts to teachers. i am joined underfunding and living cuts to teachers. iam joined by underfunding and living cuts to teachers. i am joined by thejoint general secretary of the union, kevin courtney, thanks forjoining us. kevin courtney, thanks forjoining us. can you tell us the squeeze has happened in the past few years? we are in this position where the government is missing teacher recruitment targets year after year, five years where they haven't managed to keep them and it is harder to keep teachers in the job. the number of teachers leaving every year is going up so there is a huge problem with having enough teachers in front of our children. the teachers left are being asked to teachers left are being asked to teach subjects they are not quali

shaun hannity was happy to make it all part of his tv and radio shows. >> is there any evidence thatght have been disgruntled of the treatment of bernie sanders and the fix was in to put hillary in that position? >> reporter: again, there wasn't any evidence at all. it was made up. seth rich was murder but evidence pointed towards a botched robbery. despite, that hannity continued to fan the flames. fox finally took action releasing the statement. also now being sued by seth rich's parents. the article was not initially subjected to the high degree of scrutiny we require for all reporting. upon appropriate review, the article was found not to meet those standards and has since been removed. >> i am not fox.com or fox news.com. >> reporter: seth rich's family released a statement. the amount of pain and ang witch this has caused us is unbe unbearable. shaun hannity later declared. >> out of respect for the family's wishes for now, i am not discussing this matter at this time. >> reporter: but in case hannity's fan thought he never would mention this again, he threw them a bone. >> >>.

i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 11: two british men accused of carrying out beheadings for the so—called islamic state have complained that they won't get a fair trial after losing their citizenship. the un calls for an independent investigation as 16 palestinians are killed in clashes with israeli forces on the gaza border. russia announces further measures against uk diplomats — expulsions of officials from 23 other countries are also announced. the uk is considering letting russia have access to yulia skripal — who was poisoned alongside her father sergei in salisbury. creative subjects such as art and drama are being cut by schools to save money. that's the verdict of the national education union at its annual conference in brighton more tears and further apologies in the wake of australia's cricket scandal. former vice—captain david warner says he knows he might never again play for the national team. right now it is hard to know what comes next, but first and foremost... sobbing ..is the well-

the next episode in shaun bosse history had a more bombastic flavor maurits of saxony an illegitimateon of augustus the strong was given a chateau in recognition of his military trial. this is one of the tiled stows he brought with him from saks. victoria's warrior held court like a king in addition to his own bodyguard regiment the saxon volunteers hundreds of other soldiers from many countries paraded and exercised. following a jewish. cond decor so the story goes marts of saxony died at age fifty four. his last words have been handed down life is a dream my dream was beautiful but. after that again student time went by and it grew dilapidated. it wasn't until the early twentieth century that the chateau was taken in hand renovated and opened to the public in the nineteenth century novelist gustav visited sean barr when it was still the sleeping beauty of the walk and pondered its curious fate we walked through the deserted rooms he wrote where spotters wove their webs of cross the salamanders of france is the first all things have conspired to bring poor shambo to an ignominious en

i'm shaun ley.may visits salisbury for the first time since the poisoning of a former russian spy, as france, germany and the united statesjoin britain to condemn the attack. rescuers in miami try and reach people trapped under a bridge that collapsed on a highway in florida. several are known to be seriously injured. tests on a fire door from grenfell tower show it was far less fla me— resista nt than what it was claimed to be. and on newsnight, we speak to the exiled russian oligarch who tells us he believes putin has lost control of the russian state.

he will play anthony mcgill or shaun murphy in the last war. —— four.ours to win and he will now face ronnie o'sullivan in the semifinal. widnes have beaten salford for the first time in the super league since 2015, winning 24—16. salford led for much of the game but a couple of late tries for the home side proved crucial, widnes vikings into third in the table, and now salford have not won away from home in ten months. british cyclist adam yates has suffered a fractured pelvis in yesterday's stage of the tour of catalonia after a heavy fall in the final kilometre and his team say they will assess him after ten days of co m plete they will assess him after ten days of complete rest. valverde has regained the overall lead after winning the fourth stage of the race. hugh won after a sprint finish following a trek through the mountain stash he won. and now to f1, the defending champion lewis hamilton has been meeting his supporters as he bids to become one of the few drivers do have won the title more than four drivers. but his opponents will be doing thei

i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 11: theresa may visits salisbury for the first time since the poisoning of a former russian spy, as france, germany and the united statesjoin britain to condemn the attack. rescuers in miami try and reach people trapped under a bridge that collapsed on a highway in florida. several are known to be seriously injured. tests on a fire door from grenfell tower show it was far less fla me— resista nt than what it was claimed to be. and on newsnight, we speak to the exiled russian oligarch who tells us he believes putin has lost control of the russian state. hello. good evening. welcome to bbc news. three of britain's closest allies have declared their strong support for theresa may's response to the poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter in salisbury. the united states, france and germany have all blamed the russian government for the chemical attack, which they say was an attack on british sovereignty. during the day, theresa may visited salisbury for the firs

guard, shaun livingston visits longfellow elematary school in san francisco.honor of women's history month... the two-time n-b-a champion along with w-n-b-a legend, ruthie bolton held a get fit time-out event. they were promoting a healthy lifestyle to kids through fitness and nutrition. more than 100 students participated in a variety of activites focusing on the importance of staying active. here's livingston on why he enjoys a smile on a kid's face. "never, never gets old. again, it's the gift that keeps on giving, right? you never know what kind of impact that you can have on a kids life. you know ... any time you get the chance to ... it's pretty special." pretty special." the 49ers reportedly discussed working out a deal with the broncos for cornerback, aqib talib. the niners are in the market for a starting corner. they missed on oakland native, marcus peters and vontae davis this offseason. talib wants denver to be cut him, instead of shipping him to another team. his desire is to play with tom brady in new england. last month denver

been going on as long as they have kept score...we have probably tal;ked too much about arizona coach shaunr and the acquisations through espnthat he spoke with a ercruit and now arizona playeer about an enticement tottaly 100,000 dollars.miller finally spoike today."let me be very, very clear i have never discussed with christian dawkins paying deandre ayton to attend the univeristy of arizona... any reporting of to the contrary is inaccurate, false, and defamatory. i'm outrage by the media statements that have been made in the acceptance by many that these statements were true there was no such conversation". yes miller was careful ready his prepared statemtn....but ti does remind you a little of baseballs you a little of baseballs raferal palmero...who pointed at the camera and said....i have never taken steroids.of course it was proven palmero lied. arizona fans hope that's not the case...and tonight just listen. --miller back on the sidelines after missing one- game due to the allegations of paying deandre ayton to sign with arizona --ayton showing everyone why he could be

allows president xi to remain in powerfor life now on bbc news — it's time for dateline london with shauno. welcome. this is dateline london, the programme which brings together international correspondents based here with british columnists who write about the world beyond. here with british columnists it's been a week in which the old cold war powers appear to be flexing their muscles, and europeans fear what it may mean for them. donald trump — trade warrior and peace maker? was someone in russia responsible for the poisoning on an english street of a double—agent? and, after italians deliver the political mainstream another drubbing, are europe's leaders capable of fighting back? with me: yasmin alibhai brown, who came to the uk as a refugee from a hostile country and is now a political commentator. agnes poirier of the french news magazine marianne. stephanie baker, us journalist writing from here for bloomberg markets. ian birrell, columnist with the british newspaper the mail on sunday. a warm welcome to you all, good to have you with us again. the news that donald trump is to meet

after 360, 720, ala shaun white and set the school season scoring record.andy bennett's guys should be in the ncaas, gaels advance. spring training baseball. matt matteo, leading off. high, deep and aloha, the a's have 29 homers, fifth highest total in the cactus league. matteo, a shortstop, homered again in the fourth. his reward after all this was a ticket back to the minors after the game. don't really have a spot for them on the big league club. a's won in a final of 9-8. giants and cubs, the sprinklers came on in the middle of the game. yes. cool enough to cool off madison bumgarner who allowed two solo homers. the cubs 2-1 win and madbum was solid. went five innings and struck out seven. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino t warriors know how to have a good time. don't seem to be overly concerned with -- refilling the cup. well, abc 7 news continues now online on twitter and facebook and all of your mobile twices with our

<shaun livingston> speaking of the warriors...l. last night against the brooklyn nets bell sprained his right ankle. the good news is that the x-rays came back negative and is listed day to day. bell has stuggled to stay on the court in the last two months in january he injured his left ankle forcing him to miss over a month. the 49ers reportedly discussed working out a deal with the broncos for cornerback, aqib talib. the niners are in the market for a starting corner. they missed on oakland native, marcus peters and vontae davis this offseason. talib wants denver to be cut him, instead of shipping him to another team. his desire is to play with tom brady in new england. last month denver reportedly discussed trading the 32-year-old the seahawks have reportedly traded pro bowl defensive end michael bennett to the super bowl champion eagles. seattle will also second a seventh round pick and receive a fifth-rounder and wide receiver marcus johnson. trading bennett will clear around two point two million dollars in cap space for sea

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i'm shaun ley. the headlines at one.s prepare to take part in rallies calling for tighter gun controls. tributes are paid to the policeman who died of his injuries after swapping places with hostages during yesterday's terror attack. president macron says he was a hero. owen smith says he'll continue to argue against brexit, despite being sacked from the labour front bench over the issue. and in half an hour sex, lies and murder on the high seas. we took a look at new evidence shedding light on the porthole mystery.

guard, shaun livingston visits longfellow elematary school in san francisco.story month... the two-time n-b-a champion along with w-n-b-a legend, ruthie bolton held a get fit time-out event. they were promoting a healthy lifestyle to kids through fitness and more than 100 students participated in a variety of activites focusing on the importance of staying active. here's livingston on why he enjoys a smile on a kid's face. "never, never gets old. again, it's the gift that keeps on giving, right? you never know what kind of impact that you can have on a kids life. you know ... any time you get the chance to ... it's pretty special." the 49ers reportedly discussed working out a deal with the broncos for cornerback, aqib talib.aqib talib.cornerback, aqib talib.aqib talib. cornerback, aqib talib. the niners are in the market for a starting corner. they missed on oakland native, marcus peters and vontae davis this offseason. talib wants denver to be cut him, instead of shipping him to another team. his desire is to play with tom brady in new engla

i'm shaun ley.sed of carrying out beheadings for the so—called islamic state have complained that they won't get a fair trial after losing their citizenship. the un calls for an independent investigation as 16 palestinians are killed in clashes with israeli forces on the gaza border. russia announces further measures against uk diplomats — expulsions of officials from 23 other countries are also announced. the uk is considering letting russia have access to yulia skripal — who was poisoned alongside her father sergei in salisbury. creative subjects such as art and drama are being cut

i'm shaun ley. 00pm. with a hostage in an armed siege at a supermarket has died. he supported the group that calls itself islamic state. despite being sacked from the labour front bench over the issue. leadership contests in the last few yea rs. in the latest rallies calling for tighter gun controls. than £38 million for charities. the event a huge success. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. siege, has died in hospital. the islamic state group. he was later shot dead by police. lucy williamson reports. the deadly siege at a supermarket near ca rcassonne. outside, allowing them to hear what was going on. the building, killing the gunman and ending the siege. and more than a dozen injured. a french detainee linked to the november 2015 paris attacks. lucy williamson, bbc news, carcassonne. officer, arnauld beltrame. was made by the interior minister just after 5am this morning. emmanuel macron calls on everyone to one the fallen officer. —— honour. journalist agnes poirier. extremely highly respected and regarded in france. regarded in france. he is a trained military officer. absolut

is that -- >> i went to see shaun white after he nailed it. he was unbelievable.y through the air, it's just -- it's like, if you could do one thing in your life and feel that free. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. it was the best. watching shaun win was something. >> seth: i cry all the time watching the olympics. do you -- when you're actually there working, do you find yourself as emotionally attached to it as somebody like me who's sitting at home like a dummy. because you're not -- i have to hear all the nbc music and like, you guys are pulling my heart strings the whole time. >> can i -- there is something about a kid whose name you don't know before you've walk in. and you watch their parents who are standing right next to them, they've driven them to the rink at 4:00 in the morning, they've practiced forever and it comes down to, like, this one minute. and you're watching this kid's life change like in front of your eyes. i am such a cry baby at the olympics. because i feel everything. >> seth: yeah. my wife walked in on me watching the olympics and crying and just

i'm shaun ley. the headlines at midday: two british men accused of carrying out beheadings for the so—called islamic state have complained that they won't get a fair trial after losing their citizenship. moscow more than doubles the number of british diplomats it plans to expel in the continuing row over the salisbury poisoning. gunshots the un calls for an independent investigation as 16 palestinians are killed in clashes on the israeli—gaza border. the head of metropolitan police blames social media for normalising violence and leading more children to commit stabbings and murders. creative subjects like art and drama are being cut by schools to save money. that's the verdict of britain's largest teaching union as it begins its annual conference in brighton. more tears and further apologies in the wake of australia's cricket scandal. the former vice—captain david warner says he knows he might never again play for the national team. right now it is hard to know what comes next, but first and foremo

i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 11.00am.ge at a supermarket has died. three other people died and 16 more were injured in three separate attacks, all carried out by a man who said he supported the group that calls itself islamic state. owen smith says he'll continue to argue against brexit, despite being sacked from the labour front bench over the issue. the views that i am reflecting the views of the vast majority of labour party ‘s supporters including those who supported jeremy corbyn in the leadership contests. there are rallies about gun controls. also in the next hour sport relief raises more than £38 millioin for charities. it's below the record 55 million pledged two years ago, but organisers are hailing

russia will be necessary and also speaking at the summit was don't tell president european council shaun claudio president of the commission they say east states have different approaches to russia and some want an open channel for discussions with moscow. scape in europe russia and this is why it's not so easy to keep the. twenty eight. group. together should wait also for some. results of investigations so everyone was also indicate didn't do willingness to give as far as russia is concerned. so it's kind of terry's amaze expecting movie unifying response from the e.u. but the say that they're willing for a more open dialogue with moscow. well the e.u. has also temporarily withdrawn its ambassador from moscow a reminder that move is over the case of surrogate script the former russian spy who was allegedly poisoned with a nerve agent around three weeks ago in the british city of seoul spree u.k. police are still investigating the attack on script and his daughter have said it could take months before any conclusions can be made. a number of russian media outlets boycotted the lower cha

now on bbc news, here's shaun ley with dateline london. hello and welcome.e london, the programme that brings together international correspondents based here, with people who write about the world beyond britain. cold war powers seemed to be flexing their muscles this week. donald trump, trade warrior and peacemaker. was someone in russia responsible for the poisoning of a double agent on an english street? and after another drubbing to the political mainstream from italy, can the europeans fight back? with me now we have a political commentator, a french journalist, stephanie, a usjournalist writing for bloomberg and a columnist with the mail on sunday. thank you to all. the news that donald trump is to meet with kim jong—un, the north korean leader, to discuss reducing nuclear threat surprised many. hours earlier, he had been posing as a warrior, at least in trade terms, signing into law tariffs for steel and aluminium. he tweeted that trade wars were easy to win. six months ago he warned he would fire and fury on pyongyang. perhaps thsi summit with kim j

i'm shaun ley.two british men accused of carrying out beheadings for the so—called islamic state have complained that they won't get a fair trial after losing their citizenship. moscow more than doubles the number of british diplomats it plans to expel in the continuing row over the salisbury poisoning. gunshots the un calls for an independent investigation as 16 palestinians are killed in clashes on the israeli—gaza border. the head of metropolitan police blames social media for normalising violence and leading more children to commit stabbings and murders. creative subjects like art and drama are being cut by schools to save money. that's the verdict of britain's largest teaching union as it begins its

but 110w his closest aides and advisers, but now she isjoining otherfigures like steve bannon and shaun house. in a statement, the president described her as outstanding. he said... earlier this week, the 29—year—old former model gave evidence to a congressional committee looking into allegations of russian interference in the 2016 election. it is reported that she admitted telling white lies on occasion for the president but left, having refused to answer presidents —— questions about the meeting that took place during the campaign between the trump team and a russian lawyer. the white house insists her resignation has nothing to do with that testimony. but it leaves the president once again with a key position to fill. hope hicks was the fourth communications director of his presidency and we are only 13 months into it. bollywood a—listers havejoined mourners — and thousands of fans — in mumbai, for the funeral of the indian actress sri—devi. an autopsy found she died in a bath in dubai, after losing consciousness. a police investigation has now been closed. sameer hashmi reports. a g

hello, i'm shaun ley and this is dateline uk — the programme where journalists from abroad who reportg stories of the moment with their peers from the uk. there'll be much talk of peace, as western christians are marking easter. as i say, journalists from abroad will debate that with them. on the border between gaza and israel, friday's violence raises

now on bbc news, here's shaun ley with dateline london.

i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 11.003m. the french police officer who swapped places with a hostage in an armed siege at a supermarket has died. three other people died and 16 more were injured in three separate attacks, all carried out by a man who said he supported the group that calls itself islamic state. owen smith says he'll continue to argue against brexit, despite being sacked from the labour front bench over the issue. the views that i am reflecting the views of the vast majority of labour party ‘s supporters including those who supported jeremy corbyn in the leadership contests. there are rallies about gun controls. also in the next hour sport relief raises more than £38 millioin for charities. it's below the record 55 million pledged two years ago, but organisers are hailing the event a huge success. and in half an hour dateline london takes a look at whether it is time for regulation of social media. good morning. welcome to bbc news. a french police officer who helped bring a terror attack to an end by swapping

i'm shaun ley. the headlines at midday. warnings of snow and icy roads remain in place across much of the uk, as the weather causes further disruption. people in cardiff have been describing the situation there. that's my car there, so that's not going anywhere and then all the local trains and buses are cancelled, people are just going around on sledges on the main road, it's quite entertaining. it was another frustrating night for some — in south—east london, police were called after people stuck on trains, started jumping on to the tracks. several flood warnings have been issued for parts of england due to high tides and strong winds. issued for parts of england due continued disruption is expected on roads and railways. facing up to "some hard facts " — the prime minister says neither side will get everything they want from brexit but argues the uk and eu are close to a deal on transition. love it or loath it — var is here to stay — the body which sets the rules for world football is expected to approve the use of video

hello, i'm shaun ley and this is dateline uk — the programme where journalists from abroad who reportn events here for the folks back home debate the big stories of the moment with their peers from the uk. there'll be much talk of peace, as western christians are marking easter. as i say, journalists from abroad will debate that with them. on the border between gaza and israel, friday's violence raises again the question of how to create a plan for peace between israel and the palestina ns. with a papal visit to ireland planned for later this year, we'll be discussing the unfinished business of brexit — establishing a border that doesn't reawa ken old hostilities. and with pope francis delivering the traditional easter message, i'll be asking our panel for messages of their own. with me — brian o'connell, a broadcaster who's reported from both sides of the border on the island of ireland. eunice goes, a journalist and academic from portugal. catherine pepinster, a former editor of the tablet, a newspaper which was founded by a convert to catholicism. and greg katz, from the united sta

the campaign shaun lunt mother light on other preventable deaths at southern health, including that ofhey were fined over £1 million over her death. their deaths were preventable and entirely avoidable. that is a matter of profound regret to me and the organisation, and i am truly sorry. today's apology came after years of lies and obfuscations from southern health, forcing connor's family to confront the trust's former board. this is the first time i feel i have been apologised to and i about to ask for it. his brother tom looks back on what they have been through with disbelief. they all got carried away and ijust couldn't quite understand, especially when i was 13. even now i can't understand. i , was affectionately known as laughing boy. as he aged, he developed a strong sense ofjustice, which his family felt compelled to respect. we had our dark moments quite i

hello, you're watching the bbc news channel with me, shaun ley. twitter saying a deal with north korea is very much in the making and, if completed, would be very good for the world. mr trump said the time and place of the deal were still to be determined. earlier, his white house press secretary said the summit with kim jong—un would not happen unless washington saw concrete steps or actions by pyongyang. 0ur correspondent robin brant is following the story for us in the south korean capital, seoul. he gave me his assessment of the mixed messages coming from the trump administration. first, we had that startling revelation that the president was ready to accept the meeting with kim jong—un with no conditions, with no preparatory talks that we know of. and then sarah sanders, the press secretary, said there was the need for concrete steps, and it looked like they were rowing back. also some reporting from the wall streetjournal in washington overnight saying the white house is clear the meeting will happen, there are no preconditions, it will happ

i'm shaun ley. the headlines at one. hundreds of thousands of americans prepare to take part in rallies calling for tighter gun controls. tributes are paid to the policeman who died of his injuries after swapping places with hostages during yesterday's terror attack. president macron says he was a hero. owen smith says he'll continue to argue against brexit, despite being sacked from the labour front bench over the issue. and in half an hour sex, lies and murder on the high seas. we took a look at new evidence shedding light on the porthole mystery. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. hundreds of thousands of people are preparing to take part in marches across the united states, calling for tighter gun controls. the main rally in washington dc will include survivors of last month's school shooting in florida. the protests have been dubbed the march of our lives. it comes as the trump administration said it was planning to ban bump stocks, the devices that can modify semi—automatic rifles to fire like machine—guns. le

i'm shaun ley. the headlines at midday. as the weather causes further disruption. people in cardiff have been describing the situation there. that's my car there, so that's not going anywhere and then all the local trains and buses are cancelled, people are just going around on sledges on the main road, it's quite entertaining. it was another frustrating night for some — in south—east london, police were called after people stuck on trains, started jumping on to the tracks. several flood warnings have been issued for parts of england due to high tides and strong winds. issued for parts of england due continued disruption is expected on roads and railways. facing up to "some hard facts " — the prime minister says neither side will get everything they want from brexit but argues the uk and eu are close to a deal on transition.

. >> reporter: officers like captain shaun washington of the fremont police call it training. >> i understand the concerns about the equipment we use. >> reporter: protesters describe it as being white community volunteers take part in urban shield. police agencies insist it is all about learning to work together in unique circumstances. >> i was here when we had the earthquakes and the fire and you have all of these agencies coming in to help and you have to manage them. >> it is not about protection. it is just about giving the police more tools, more toys, more tactics to do what it is they do. >> reporter: now it is back for one more year. in oakland wayne freeman news. >>> the playground suffered a million dollars in damage after someone set fire to it. let's take a look at what it looks like now after re-opening friday. everything is brand new from the play structures to the swings to the slides. a celebration and easter egg hunt will honor mayor lee. >>> will you let your children play unsupervised or wait alone in the car. >> abc7 news anchor kristen sze is here with the details. >> w

i'm shaun ley. the headlines at i2.00pm.died. three other people died and 16 more were injured in three separate attacks, all carried out by a man who said he supported the group that calls itself islamic state. owen smith says he'll continue to argue against brexit, despite being sacked from the labour front bench over the issue. . the views that i reflect the views of the vast majority of labour party members including those who supported jeremy corbyn in the leadership contests in the last few yea rs. in the us, thousands of people prepare to take part in the latest rallies calling for tighter gun controls. also in the next hour sport relief raises more than £38 million for charities. it's below the record 55 million

i'm shaun ley. the headlines at ten: the french police officer who swapped places with a hostage in an armed siege at a supermarket has died. three other people died and 16 more were injured in three separate attacks — all carried out by a man who said he supported the group that calls itself islamic state. owen smith says he'll continue to argue against brexit, despite being sacked from the labour front bench over the issue. the views that i am reflecting the views of the vast majority of labour party members including those who supported jeremy corbyn in the leadership contest over the last few yea rs. sergei skripal wrote to president putin asking to be allowed to return home, a friend of the former spy told the bbc. also in the next hour, sport relief raises more than £38 million for charities. it's below the record 55 million pledged two years ago — but organisers are still hailing the event a huge success. and the travel show team visit one of australa's must see destinations, uluru. that's in

you're watching the bbc news channel with shaun ley. it is now 12 minutes past one o'clock.ng the european union has been given a cautious welcome by the leave and remain factions of her own party. setting out uk hopes for a future eu economic partnership, theresa may warned both sides had to accept " ha rd facts" but said she is confident a deal can be done. earlier i wasjoined by labour mp stephen kinnock, who voted remain and is a member of the exiting the eu select committee. he started by giving his response to the prime minister's speech. the problem is it was another speech which set out what she wants but without any sense of how to get there. and what's ironic, i think, is when she sets out what she wants, things like yes, implementing the decision of the people, finding an enduring solution, protecting our prosperity, delivering an outcome consistent with the country we want to be. the answer to all those questions is and european economic based brexit. it does deliver very a high degree of market access, but you are not subject to you the jurisdiction of the ec],

kevin owen say first watching regional programs follow in your part of the world after the break and shaun thomas is here in thirty minutes on r.t. international for the next live use world update for you. the most expensive fish in the world each one is selling for tens of thousands of euros it continues to grow its entire life if it was thirty years old you might have a two ton fish out there and yet they don't get that big today because we're way too good catching. it's only ramblings of a much larger population was once there was much more widely distributed we have politicians that are in office for a few years they have to get reelected everything is very very short term our system is not suited and is not cleared for long term survival and that's why we have a catastrophe so you have. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers available to us but there was one more question and by the way it's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star and a huge amount of pressure you have to the center of the problem here with y

shaun, the president said he wants more school personnel to carry firearms. how do you see that?i was at a gun location firing an ar-15 but they have no place in the classroom. teachers have an ever growing list of job duties and we should not add security guard to that list of job responsibilities. >> what about those that say had a teacher been armed in parkland, it could have stopped the shooter. >> well we had someone armed and he didn't. >> he didn't act. >> i would make the case, it is a roll of the dice and i think there are way more negatives that would come along with it. >> you were at a shooting range with an ar-15 because you are comfortable with guns and like guns? >> both. i was with a friend of mine in law enforcement and i wanted to see what the hype was about and see why -- people are protecting these so viciously. and i think it is foolish. i think we do need to revisit a ban on assault weapons because those have one purpose and that is to kill. and people don't need easy as access to them. >> the cdc estimates one in five children experience a mental disorder.

shaun livingston hit six shots offense every high off the glass. 13 right now. warriors hoping quinn cook the g leaguer starts to get comfortable. build a ten-point lead. lonzo ball inbound, the warriors fall asleep recognizance o up and in. good hustle from him tied at 5 a at the half. nick young played for the laker he wants to light them up. swaggy feeling it. seven dubs in double figures. jordan bell the getting in healthiy. this is authority with the left hand one more look. warriors leading 114-100 late in the fourth quarter. college hoops stanford hosting byu. stating to the four quartering and they play quarter ifs the nit reed travis throwing it down. cardinal by 513 seconds to play elijah bryant step back three. with less than 10 seconds to go. three-point game 5 seconds left bryce bryant misses intentionally tj chance to tie. byu gets it back. another chance for the tie. and can't get it off in time. misses anyway. stanford hangs on to advance to round two of the nit 86-83. to the ice. sharks and oilers aren't saying boo. they're saying boo earns. tha

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--out of the gatess, the champs sloppy in the quarters shaun livingston turnover leads to dunk by naman-ya down 10 in the opening stanza... their largest deficit of the game. --but, this team always finds a way to rally. 2nd quarter-- klay thompson and zaza pachulia... got to work and got the warroirs back in it. zaza with a strong game...16 and 11 off the bench. --late in the 2nd quarter. nick young lands awkardly after going up for a loose ball. another injury is the last thing the warriors need... swaggy p went back to the trainers, but would later return. --in the 4th, warriors --in the 4th, warriors --in the 4th, warriors down 4. kd...good from 3... durant with 39-points and 12 boards. --but the wolves big man was just too much.. towns..put up 14 in the quarter. ended with 31-points... 16-rebounds. --the final play of the --the final play of the game...summed up the afternoon. reserve player quinn cook...going for a layup and is blocked at the rim. --wolves win 109-103. and falll to 51-and- 16...guaranteeing the team's worst record in the steve kerr era. "we just looked a

shaun gayle: they're trying to say, they're naming me as a suspect.one of his other girlfriends. she said, you don't know that he's seeing other girls? natalie morales: mysterious letters were spilling secrets. did someone want her out of the way?