harris shipman is a renter and just cast his early voting ballot in favor of measure d. >> on balance it seems like it's going to do the best job for me and not do excessive damage to the people who own the properties. >> reporter: measure d is also backed by landlords in the california apartment association which said quote, measure d seeks to protect renters, encouragement investment in the community housing units, and ensure a good quality of life for all residents. like others call measure d terrible. >> every year i've been here, our landlords raised our rent by the exact amount permitted by the current rent control, so i have no doubt they'll raise it 4 percent every single year. >> reporter: the city's current rent control law is tied to the consumer price index that averages about 3 percent a year. the difference would be hundreds of dollars out of pocket for this renter. >> that's our kid's day care for a month or several car payments. like it's a real amount of money. >> reporter: opponents also say under measure d, landlords can pass on the cost of upgrades to extend the li

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series of events, the iraq war, the expenses scandal, the financial grass, even the trial of harold shipmanrofession, so what we have done is go back through the archive of that decade and it was great that we managed to persuade gordon brown and george osborne two of the main architects of that period, to open up architects of that period, to open upa bit architects of that period, to open up a bit and reflects back on some of the things that happened. one of the things i asked gordon brown about was when he was basically trying to stop the economy from falling through the floor, he realises now that the government struggled so hard to explain to them what was going on. people wanted game shows, they didn't want to listen and hear about the financial crisis. social media was just becoming a big issue and we hadn't realised the power of it although my wife kept telling me that this was where the future lay. so we couldn't get our message across properly.“ i had got the message across i would have told them it was going to be 0k, have told them it was going to be ok, that's what gordon brown

david shipman, bbc news, derbyshire. —— shukman.tudy since of the coronavirus the outbreak began — revealing the particularly high risk to medical staff, but that more than 80% of cases are mild. julian assange's spokesman says he's no longer being held in solitary confinement and his health is improving. the wikilieaks founder has been detained in a london prison for almost a year now. you'll remember these images from when mr assange was arrested last april at the ecuadorian embassy. he'd taken refuge there in 2012 to avoid extradition to sweden over a sexual assault case. that has since expired. he's now fighting an extradition request to the us where he's facing 18 charges of attempted hacking and breaches of the espionage act. the hearing is next week. on monday a group of doctors representing 117 physicians and psychologists from 18 nations published this letter in the medicaljournal the lancet. it calls for an end to what they describe as the psychological torture and medical neglect ofjulian assange. mr assange's father is c

what people fail to realise is, this guy is another shipman, and you start looking at the stats in this you will understand why. ian paterson had treated thousands of patients. concerns had been raised about him in 2003, but he continued to practise, both in the nhs and the independent sector, until 2012. he had moved between hospitals in the west midlands without criticism being shared between the places where he had worked. two years ago, he was found guilty ina criminal court, and his sentence for wounding later increased from 15 to 20 years. today, the man who chaired this inquiry said opportunities to stop paterson had been repeatedly missed. my report sets out what can only be described as wilful blindness in relation to paterson's behaviour and aberrant clinical practice. colleagues avoided or worked around him. some could have known, others should have known, and a few must have known. his report makes 15 recommendations, including automatic suspension if a person is investigated and patients are considered at risk, and that the information is passed on to their other places of

joining me now from westminster is the sunday times political editor tim shipman. goes back to desire of wanting to control things and wanton loyalty. if we look at the events of today, we have to look back at the election. the biggest horsemen —— endorsement that boris johnson had was something that rishi sunak had helped coordinate. these people have helped borisjohnson and helped him become leader and they are getting their reward. boris johnson and sajid javid had not been on good terms for months. the spending has not been what it should have been in some peoples opinions. sajid javid thought that the general election would not resolve into a big tory majority and things turned out much better for big tory majority and things turned out much betterfor dominic big tory majority and things turned out much better for dominic cummings than that. sajid javid denies that there is the case, but certainly people around boris johnson, there is the case, but certainly people around borisjohnson, dominic cummings included believe that sajid javid was trying to get him fi

speaker, today i rise to recognize the accomplishments of mid shipman third cario who anthony died suddenly. but was just 21 years old had already distinguished himself as a hardworking, woman.tic from flower mound, texas, where football tain of his and wrestling team. kind, generous, fun loving, duke familyd the lives of his as well as the classmates at the naval academy. remember duke. i e was my son's roommate at annapolis. our country lost a dedicated and duke never accolades. claim he was doing his dudy just like -- duty just like his twin dillon and younger shipmen.ake, also mid a strong testament. though he left us at a young learn from his example. my thoughts and prayers are with his family. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the yields back. for what purpose does the entleman from kentucky seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, february is career and technical month, and today to bring attention to the importa

what people fail to realise is, this guy is another shipman, and you start looking at the stats in thisl understand why. ian paterson had treated thousands of patients. concerns had been raised about him in 2003, but he continued to practise, both in the nhs and the independent sector, until 2012. he had moved between hospitals in the west midlands without criticism being shared between the places where he had worked. two years ago, he was found guilty in a criminal court, and his sentence for wounding later increased from 15 to 20 years. today, the man who chaired this enquiry said opportunities to stop paterson had been repeatedly missed. my report sets out what can only be described as wilful blindness in relation to paterson's behaviour and aberrant clinical practice. colleagues avoided or worked around him. some could have known, others should have known, and a few must have known. his report makes 15 recommendations, including automatic suspension if a person is investigated and patients are considered at risk, and that the information is passed on to their other places of work, c