we do know that asjohn dennis skinner would lose his seat.now that as john curtis dennis skinner would lose his seat. we do know that asjohn curtis said, it will be seat by seat. we should stress this is just one poll, there are many facet if you want more election, her of course, if you want more information on latest opinion poll trends, you can look at our poll tracker on the bbc website, which measures how people say they are going to vote at the next general election. overall, the polls from the last week have shown the same pattern of movement as they have throughout the campaign. in particular, the conservatives have gone up again in the bbc poll tracker, and the brexit party continues to fall. 110w now let us look at the telegraph, because they are leading on dominic cummings warning the election is too close to call. this was a really fascinating piece that dominic cummings, boris johnson's adviser, wrote today. he wrote a poisonous piece that others everyone else who wanted to remain. it is typical dominic cummings, they say the tor

senator skinner cuts right to the heart of the matter. san francisco can either be a leader on this issue or fall behind. as a letter we submitted to the commission last night made clear, we take the release of misconduct records seriously. i implore this commission, chief scott and director henderson to get all the sb 1421 records out so that anyone charged with a crime has a fair shot at justice. thank you. >> president hirsch: thank you. >> commissioner dejesus: wait. you said there was a commission letter you sent last night? >> president hirsch: it's on your e-mail. >> commissioner hamasaki: not everyone checked their commission e-mail every day. >> president hirsch: all right. >> commissioner hamasaki: we all check our e-mail by the minute. >> commissioner elias: yeah right. >> president hirsch: okay. next speaker, please. >> good evening again, commissioners. >> president hirsch: good evening. >> chief, and mr. henderson. we are 310 days into the year, and unfortunately at this point, there is no written policy, and that echos what

with mr skinner. rocking sound. bending credible look you. are in our way and. will come tonight. 3 weeks w. . what it takes to be successful let's see a good education for sure good not pleasing looks it can do any harm if you're well spoken to ideally in more than just one language yes i think those things could lead to success but there is one major hurdle hugh has very little influence over.

agreed to which the militants have broken and israel has responded to earlier we spoke to the door and skinner publicist and political commentator who says israel will do whatever it feels necessary to protect its people. if israel responds to defending israeli citizens and anybody got hurt in gaza who is to be blamed the terrorists who attack is 0 not so when you hit the target with the terrorists who hide behind women and children who wish to be blame the terrorists are to be blamed who actually have their families then they birds they have them as hostages they target our civilians and they know they are of course must to be got must be neutralized down is a real needs to protect protect our peace for all and civil serious. settlements in the south we want to live there if we are attacked by this live in the jihad or by the hamas army duty is to protect. we're joined now by hound aisha curry the deputy director of the gaza base palestinian center for human rights welcome to the program it's good to have you with us now the israeli strike followed on from those by the palestinian armed group

a much skinner version. >> a much skinnier version. this is "the skinny," so fitting.en we're talking about fashion. i'm down to wear neon any time of the year. >> so tomorrow morning? you're back tomorrow morning, so -- >> i am. >> let's see it. >>> next to the big news from celine dion. >> the singer didn't win a single award last night at the amas, but she scored something even bigger, her first number one album in more than 17 years. >> the superstar debuting at number one on the billboard 200 albums chart with her new studio album "courage." it marks her first chart topper since 2002 with "a new day is come." dion is currently on her courage world tour. her 14th concert tour. started young. started as a teenager and now has lived this legendary career. >> we love celine. >> yes. an event that took place less than ten miles from this very studio. >> an estimated 10,000 fans turned out for the world's first ever sopranos con at the meadowlands in new jersey. the two-day event featured 54 actors from the show. >> a movie prequel to "the sopranos" is in the works and

rats and dish and the like pavlov's dog or or operant conditioning like skinner's rats it's connecting one thing to another in the environment to try and understand causality it's connecting one thing to another in the environment to try to understand causality all organisms do it so my little thought experiment is imagine you're on a hominid up all organisms do it so my little thought experiment is imagine you're on a hominid on the plains of africa 3000000 years ago and you hear rustle in the grass is it a dangerous part the plains of africa 3000000 years ago and you hear rustle in the grass is it a dangerous predator or is it just the wind now if you assume the wrestle in the grass is a dangerous predator or is it just the wind now if you assume the wrestle in the grass is a dangerous predator and it turns out it's just just the wind you've made a type one or a false positive uniter and it turns out it's just just the when you've made a type one or a false positive you thought there was a real connection has no connection but no harm you just kind of run away but i thought there was

rats conditioning like pavlov's dog or or operant conditioning like skinner's rats it's connecting one thing to another in the environment to try and understand cause it's connecting one thing to another in the environment to try and understand causality all organisms do it so my little thought experiment is imagine you're on a homage ality all organisms do it so my little thought experiment is imagine you're on a hominid outlane a piece of clay africans of it that's when you go and you and yours are here to ruin us here when the garage. at its is it that interest a dangerous predator or is it just the wind now if you assume the wrestle in the grass is a dangerous predator or is it just the wind now if you assume the wrestle in the grass is a dangerous predator and it turns out it's just just the wind you've made a type one or a false positive predator and it turns out it's just just the when you've made a type one or a false positive you thought there was a real connection has no connection but no harm you just kind of run away you thought there was a real connection has no connection

rats it's connecting one thing to or or operant conditioning like skinner's rats it's connecting one thing to another in the environment to try and understand causality all organisms do another in the environment to try and understand causality all organisms do it's my little thought experiment is a bad bad engineer on a ha moment it on the plate on the beans a plate africans are 3 value in africa you get 3 years and you go there's a go when you hear rather one so when you're in the great soul in the grass is it a dangerous predator. or is it it just the dangerous predator or is it just the wind and. now if you assume the soon the wrestler wrestling the grass on the grass is a danger there is a depressing predator and it turns out it's just just the wind you've made a typo or a false positive you thought there was a real connection is no just just the wind you've made a typo or a false positive you thought there was a real connection has no connection but no harm you just kind of run away but if you think the rustle in the grass is a day in action but no harm you just kind of run awa

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i also want to thank senator nancy skinner for sponsoring the original legislation that allowed our gun restraint to go into effect in 2014, and ab 61 for families who can petition the court for a gun violence restraint order. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor. supervisor walton? >> supervisor walton: thank you, madam clerk. first, i would just like to be added as a sponsor to supervisor ronen's and brown's resolution in support of our native community. second, i also want to extend my condolences to supervisor safai and his family. i'm here for you as a friend and colleagues. and i would love to be added to the memoryam in his father's honor. and i would urge you to listen to your father and be a good person. the rest i submit. >> clerk: mr. president, do you have anything to introduce? >> president yee: yjust that i ask that i be added to supervisor stefani's ordinance, and to supervisor ronen's ordinance for the native american zone? >> clerk: yes, we will see to that, mr. president. >> president yee: okay. the rest i submit. >> clerk: supervisor brown, did you have

>>those skinner he's all smiles. a joyful space her mom never get the chance she may to see. behind the smile a deeper concern lingers. >>we all know the risks of smoking when you're pregnant and that's not even near this both smoke exposure with what'sin the smoke of a forest fire or always house is ing on you don't know how anything like you're breathing >>it was 11/8/2018 anastasia was in the last imester of her pregnancy when the camp fire broke out. when cent the flames racing toward her miguel yourome. >>right there's when i said goodbye to my mom and my huand, the first time. >>alone she tried to drive to safety but quickl found herself trapped in a sea of cars th hundreds of other people trying to escape the fast-moving flames. >>during that time. i started having contractions scared. anastasia pulled over in cried out for help. her ies were answeredby a paramedic name a key who was flagged down by good samaritans. >>i can just kept telling him that if i went into labor is going to die because i have a connective tissue disorder. >>mickey who bur paramedic for butte c

you named him dennis after dennis skinner? he had real strength and wasa dennis skinner? it is that you have done this job, how would you view it as having been a su ccess how would you view it as having been a success for your? i think success is about when people look back, we have the most fractures within society, parliament at an all—time low in people's views. i want to try and bring respect back to the house, i want to make the village... the implication is that respect is gone andi implication is that respect is gone and i was wondering why you think that is. you talk to people outside and people cannot believe how they see parliament acting. what i have got to say is that parliament is about respect within the chamber. bawling and shouting somebody down is not a good example. i think people want to see as of course debate and have differences of opinion but not to be abusive, not to be shouting, because if parliament is reflecting that way i think society reflects in that way. what i want to do is bring the village of westminster together. i wa nt village of west

i, skinner. i, stern.reen, and then it passed unanimously. >> "i's" 36, "no" zero, the measure passes. immediate transmittal to the... >> so i was blown away. never forget.yea day i will so in january, nex, you as a california resident will company and say, "whatyouny collected on me in the last 12 years... 12 months? what of my personal informationh do ye?" that's the first right. it's right of... we call that the right to know.s the seconde right to say no. and that's the right to go to any company and click a button on any page where they're collecting your information, and inrmation."t sell my more importantly, we require that they honor what's called a third-party opt-out. you will click once in your browser, "don't sell my information," and it will then send the signal to every single websat you visit: "don't sell this person's information." and that's gonna have a huge impact on the spread oyour information across the internet. >> narrator: the tech companies had been publicly caious, but privately

and frank skinner will be here to tell us how he has turned his attention to the world of showbiz forlebrating his sixth formula one world title after clinching the 2019 championships in the united states grand prix. second place was enough for the british driver to wrap up his third title in the row. he is now the second—most—successful f1 driver of all time, and needs to win just one more championship to match michael schumacher‘s record haul of seven. health service leaders in england have warned parties against using the nhs as a political weapon, in the run—up to the election, and said there are signs this is already happening. nhs providers, which represents hospitals and other health trusts, says there is a danger the public will be let down by unrealistic promises made in the heat of the campaign. well, we recognise that there's a political potency around the health service. it matters to people. they care passionately about the health service. but it's so important that we have a fair and balanced debate, that really presents the facts as they are to the public. millions of p