stacey, here. you have a quorum. >> thank you. i would like to note the san francisco public utilities commission acknowledge it owns i stewards of the lands located within the historic -mission san jose band of al mead ow county. also recognizes every citizen residing within the greater bay area has and continues to benefit from the use and occupation of the oholone tribes aboriginal lands since before and after the san francisco public utility founding. it is important we recognize the history in the tribal lands and acknowledge and honor the fact the oholone people have established a working part nership with the sfpuc and productive and flourishing members within the greater san francisco bay area communities today. if we can have the first item. >> item 3, approval of the minutes of april 23, present 24. >> any corrections or comments on the minutes? seeing none, >> move to approve. >> let's open to the general public first, please. >> remote callers, please raise your hand if you wish to comment on item 3. do we have members

i'm stacey abrams, and i'm running for governor. - you can't really underestimate the importance of stacey'sn 2018. it obviously excited people, the thought of having not just the first black governor, but the first black woman governor. - when i say i'm working on the stacey abrams campaign, they're like, "oh, so you think she's going to win?" and i'm like, "hell, yeah. what do you mean?" - we were excited of stacey abrams running because we have seen her at the legislature for many years fighting. when she decided as well to run as a potential governor, we thought, "here is our chance." [energetic music] - it feels as if the final debate about this election has really been about how to count the votes and who gets to vote. how concerned are you that this is going to be a fair vote? - we have seen unprecedented turnout in this race from people who normally do not engage and do not vote. some of that has been driven by the conversations of voter suppression because one of the best ways to encourage people to use something is to tell them that someone's trying to take it away. i'm excited to

the last ever episode of gavin and stacey, is coming this christmas.up on bbc news, can luton move out of the premier league's relegation zone tonight? victory over everton could put them on the road to survival. hello there. rishi sunak says it's "disappointing to lose good, hardworking councillors," after a painful night for the conservatives, in the local and mayoral elections. the losses are some of the worst the party's suffered in england for decades. just look at this, the latest election figures as they stand, with the conservatives having lost more than 340 councillors. and labour have gained more than 140 so far. chris mason has followed all of the developments through the night, and he's at westminsterfor us. after a lot of coffee! hi, chris. hello, good evening. since we chatted last night there has been lots of noise, numbers and not a lot of sleep. and here is the picture as things stand with still more than 2a hours worth of results still to come. the conservatives are in a rut, a trend of doing very badly in elections. 12 months ago we

and big news for friends of gavin and stacey. creators james corden and rhys stacey. by stormzy in croydon. it offers a community for teens and young adults with a recording studio, state—of—the—art gaming room and a full—sized football pitch. that is you all caught up pitch. that is you all caught up now. have a great weekend. hello there. the weather at this time of the year really can be very fickle, as we've seen over the past week, and during the bank holiday weekend, it's going to be a mixture, really, where there'll be some sunshine at times. there'll also be some heavy showers. it could be quite warm but we're not going to reach the high temperatures that we've seen in the past few days. take you back to thursday and all four home nations had their warmest day of the year and we maintain those sort of temperatures in western scotland and northern ireland on friday. but for suffolk and north wales, it was much colder because of cloud and rain. that's moving its way a little bit further north but we've got some more rain to come on saturday across northern irela

jason stacey is a history professor at southern illinois university and edwards, phil and

stacey schiff is the author of this book. it's called a great improviser, and she is also contributor to the state department's americas collection. we appreciate you joining us here in the franklin room at state department. i. all right. well, what you doing away back there? come on up here. that's better. i'm glad you dropped by. i've got a little story i think you'll like. it's about a four legged friend of mine. no, i don't mean to have her back there. this happened a while back in the beautiful capital mountain country of new mexico on the lincoln national forest. it was my time on the carpet and ryan hot, but still nice and peaceful. all the animals in the forest were having a grand old time on the sunshine of spring. there was one little three month old brother in particular who didn't have a care in the world. he was spending his time having fun at all. a growling and up growling and a scratch on. that's right. and bear cub didn't have a care in the world. and somebody, a two legged somebody, got careless. like. that

and big news forfans of gavin and stacey.instagram that there'll be one final episode that will air on christmas day on bbc one. we're just asking one thing. 0h, what's occurrin'? and we'll leave you with 10 seconds of merkey fc. so that is the new space created by stormzy in croydon. it offers a community for teens and young adults with a recording studio, state—of—the—art gaming room and a full—size football pitch. that's it, you're all caught up now. have a great weekend. hello there. the weather at this time of the year really can be very fickle, as we've seen over the past week, and during the bank holiday weekend it's going to be a mixture really where there'll be some sunshine at times. there'll also be some heavy showers. it could be quite warm, but we're not going to reach the high temperatures that we've seen in the past few days. take you back to thursday and all four home nations had their warmest day of the year. and we maintain those sort of temperatures in western scotland and northern ireland on friday. but fo

stacey schneider and jim trusty. thank you so much, jim. next time you're having a say on say hi to ben franklin for me happening right now, the court is going through several motions from trump's legal team, the jury has been in dismissed for the day we're following it all. we're going to squeeze in a quick break, stay with us businesses good. >> but what if you still can't stay ahead of your bills bus to credit help you stay on top of your expenses and keep the cushion you need to succeed you have what it takes is two credits helps you get the funding you need, whatever your business needs, vista, print and print it. yeah, this sprint, like rachel need to fund packaging so visible are designed to print a new stickers, tape and thank you cards orlean ducky. he didn't get their brand out there so they print a new t-shirts, bottles, and cats. and tasha well, she needed a total refresh, so mr. brown made her a new logo and that that that all that because with vista print, the principalities are endless print it all with 25% off for new custom

other members of trump us defense team stacey stacey schneider is also join a guess. and stacy, i mean, obviously we're just kidding this breaking news that the jury does in fact, having verdict we've got about 30 minutes or so. while we're waiting for them to fill out this form. so what is this process look like now that the jury has reached this verdict as they're filling out these forms where i know obviously, as we heard in the jury instructions objections, they'll come into the room. the jury foreman for person juror number one, what will be the one who got to verbalize is this, but the judge will go through the list and ask each juror get confirm. yes. this is your verdict, whether it's guilty or not guilty yeah. >> what you just described is called polling the jury, and that happens second. so first they'll they'll actually read the verdict to each count. and then they'll go through each individual juror and ask them if it's true that that was the verdict that they had rendered, the reason that is done is because it has to be unanimous verdict. each and every j

moments ago, stacey abrams ended her campaign and said, she cannot win. still wouldn't call it a concession speech. >> brian kemp was so efficient at voter suppression that he literally won the governorship by about as many put -- voters that he purged. 50,000 or so came off the rolls, and he won by 50,000 or so. that is grade a voter suppression. >> your opponent says you are trying to suppress them by holding up registration applications. what do you say to that? >> that is a smokescreen trying to hide her radical views. the folks that are on the pending list, all they have to do is go to the polls, show their voter i.d., and they can vote. >> to watch an elected official who claims to represent the people in the state baldly pin his hopes for election on the suppression of the people's democratic right to vote has been truly appalling. >> this propelled stacy to a place that helps all of us, because it brought the attention of what was happening in the south and what was happening in georgia. it made it clear that voter suppression is alive and well in

there's good news for the millions of fans of the tv comedy gavin & stacey. the show, to be aired on christmas day. the big question of course is will smithy accept nessa's marriage proposal? tomos morgan is on the famous barry island to tell us "what's occurin'" i loves you with all my heart. five years ago, almost 19 million watched on as nessa put it all on the line. will you marry me? a finale has been rumoured for some time. in february, though, the show�*s writer and cast member ruthjones brushed it off. today, however, in a social media post alongside fellow star james corden they confirmed that cliffhanger would be resolved. a cult favourite, it's brought viewers to this welsh seaside town. i'm so excited! i'm just excited to find out what's occurrin'. do you think it's a yes? i hope so. and let's hope they have a nice big curry after! the success of the show has been based on not only the main characters gavin and stacey, but the role of the supporting cast, the likes of nessa, smithy and uncle bryn. i wake up in the morning and think, lush, i'm in b

there's good news for the millions of fans of the tv comedy gavin and stacey. the show to be aired on christmas day. the big question of course is, will smithy accept nessa's marriage proposal? here's tomos morgan. i loves you. with all my heart. five years ago, almost 19 million watched on as nessa put it all on the line. will you marry me? a finale has been rumoured for some time. in february, though, the show�*s writer and cast member ruthjones brushed it off. today, however, in a social media post alongside fellow star james corden they confirmed that cliffhanger would be resolved. a cult favourite, it's brought viewers to this welsh seaside town. i'm so excited! i'm just excited to find out what's occurrin'. do you think it's a yes? i hope so. and let's hope they have a nice big curry after! the success of the show has been based on not only the main characters gavin and stacey but the role of the supporting cast, the likes of nessa, smithy and uncle bryn. i wake up in the morning and think, lush, i'm in barry. i'm not going to lie, it has been lush for ba

jason stacey is a history professor at southern illinois university and edwards, phil and matt ellington is a high school teacher at iowa high school in chino hills, california. these two gentlemen are all also the coauthors of this book, fabric of a nation a history with skills and sources for the ap us history course. matt ellington what is advanced placement history? well, hello, thanks for having us on again. peter advanced placement. us history is a program designed by the college board in coordination with universities and school districts, and it's an opportunity for students in high school to push themselves by taking a course that is equivalent in terms of the skills and the rigor to the kind of course they would take in college. so ap was history is fundamentally designed to be similar to in terms of the scope of the content and the skills that students need to be successful in it to a two semester survey course that freshmen would often have to take in college on u.s. history. so jason stacy they get college credit for this if they pass. that's right. if they get a three, four

well, stacey schneider, former apprentice contestant, and criminal defense attorney. stacey, it's great to have you back so right now, the prosecution is presenting its closing argument. steinglass has been speaking almost two hours. he said he's only about a third of the way done too long. you think what what's your take? >> no, it's never too long. you win or lose your case in closing argument and the prosecution has to tie everything up for the jury. all the pieces that came out because as we all know, michael cohen cannot be the dependent, the depending factor to make or break the case and the defense attorneys in their closing argument lost a big opportunity because they i i found todd blanche's closing argument to be weak. and ineffective he got in some points at the end, but what the job of the defense is to do and you're in front of a new york jury with a very loud and obnoxious case is to have a narrative that fits the story and he missed the boat completely. he could have led with donald trump was in the white house in 2017 when michael cohen started to get

stacey abrams was among the people leading the charge around voter registration. you lay out how important it is the work that is done by these grassroots organizations, in terms of combating this attempt to turn back the clock around voting rights in the state of georgia?>> absolutely. it is absolutely essential. what they do is they look at the measures put in place. things like the shutting down of the drop boxes that people used -- that african americans used overwhelmingly in 2020. so the state came back and removed the number of drop boxes in the atlanta metropolitan area and removed like 80 of them. and so what you see are people figuring out, okay, how to access the ballot box and help people register to vote. how do we get them there absentee ballots. how do we help them understand what happens when your voter eligibility is challenged by one of these groups. they had like 36,000 voters being challenged in a limited amount of time. how do we get to them to make sure they can answer those challenges. cc these grassroots organizations looking at the ways th

deputy chief peter and accessibility greg wells and lieutenant angela welling ham and accessibility stacey young blood and though not on the list you'll hear into her later i want to acknowledge the president this is truly a partnering and trashz leadership is that amazing we have the c r i team here and as i mentioned this is not all inclusive i think every member in this department has contributed but please a round of applause (clapping.) hey. >> yeah. i may be seated. thank you. >> okay. i didn't want to say again, thank you everyone for coming and let me start um, piano back on a comment this is a my name is not the less be clear an accomplishment we know a lot more work to be done and this work called reform is trial never over we put in place systems and pit in place infrastructure and put in place support to overcome champions and to adapt that's really what that is all about again, thank you for thank you for being here. and especially the members of our san francisco police department who in primarily with members of the community across our city um, community groups and active g

i know the efforts by stacey abrams.in atlanta president biden said if you ever doubt the power of the vote, i say come to georgia. you are the reason i won. georgia is the reason i am president right now. earlier today and morehouse he also said this ... >> the freedoms that you thought belong to you and everyone. today in georgia that one of our water to be available to you while you wait in line to vote in an election. what is that all about? i am serious. think about it. and then the cost and attacks on black election workers. >> having spent as much time as you have in georgia with this film, what is your reaction? >> that is about making it uncomfortable for people. georgia is notorious for having long waiting lines to vote. sometimes people are in line for over 10-12 hours. if you can have access to water you don't have access to food it makes people turn away. that is part of the effort to discourage them. one of the things i didn't answer that you ask is why did i want to make this film? i want people to see wha

although it's called gavin and stacey, actually its corden and jones's roles — smithy and nessa — who'vewho they co—parent. the only thing anyone who loves the show wants to know in the finale is the answer to this cliffhanger, posed at the end of the last christmas special back in 2019. it still gives me goosebumps. goodnight. i loves you. with all my heart. so... ..will you marry me? what? marry me. music: run by stephen fretwell. # tell me tomorrow, i'll wait by the window for you... # i'll wait by big house for you...# february, we saw the losses over the all will will now, there's two dimensions to this, there obviously the external, and president erdogan is hoping for a diplomatic blow, to land a diplomatic blow on israel, but we also have to look at the domestic political context here. there is massive support in turkey for the palestinians, there is huge concern across the political spectrum about the suffering and killing of palestinian citizens in gaza, and very recently president erdogan has suffered a major electoral defeat in local elections, against israel at the icj, accus

it doesn't make it simpler to sell. >> it's well set up for you, stacey. tell us about your own view of the setup. as josh points out, there's a lot going into this, a lot at stake, and maybe a lot to live up to. how do you see it? >> look, i think it is going to be fine. i can't imagine anybody is going to come off of this print feeling more bearish about the opportunity in front of them than they felt going into it. there is no way you're going to feel worse. you're going to feel better about it. and could there be a bit of a delay or air pocket in front of that if customers push out? and i guess it is possible, although i do think there is enough pin up tonight to cover over that if it were to happen. even if it did, let's say they have a bit of an air pocket because people are waiting for black well. doesn't that get bought like hand over fist? it would make next year look much better, and next year will look great any way. i still think this is a stock that you have to own with their ups and downs, and sometimes you need a strong stomach. and the char

sitcom gavin and stacey is making a comeback.ring, what's occurring? is that a thing you see? >> all right, i've been googling. oh. very good. oh, you've been doing research. >> you started your homework. >> you started your homework. >> very good. >> very good. >> anyway, earlier we spoke to showbiz . reporter hayley palmer. showbiz. reporter hayley palmer. >> i believe, stephen, that you . >> i believe, stephen, that you. have not seen gavin and stacey. we need to change that for you . okay? >> we'll get on it. >> we'll get on it. >> honestly, it's just one of those shows that you watch it and it just makes you feel really good. it's very relatable. and then national treasures. i'm so glad it's coming back. i don't usually like christmas, but now it's coming back christmas day i can't wait. >> oh, is that when it is christmas day? yeah, yeah. >> so we've got a while to wait yet. >> yeah. and i actually saw an interview with larry lamb on loose women and he said it's never coming back. but he lied to us because it is. and we're

stacey schiff is the author of this book. it's called a great improviser, and she is also contributor to the state department's americas collection. we appreciate you joining us here in the franklin room at state department.

stacey schiff is the author of this book. it's called a great improviser, and she is

it's in gene rozzi and stacey schneider. thanks to both. you appreciate it. >> i want to get more reaction to my interview just moments ago with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu plus senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. as today about that controversial upside down american flag that flew outside the home of supreme court justice samuel alito. we'll be right back. >> cnn this morning with kasie hunt tomorrow at five easter did you know sling has your favorite news programs for just $40 a month my favorite news for just $40 a month my favorite news for just $40 a month. faulty dollars a month like favorite for just $40 a month $40 get your favore news are $40 a month. sling lets you do that life happens, but with smart leinz, your car stays protected no matter what life throws your way. >> simpler, safer smarter make the smart choice. >> choose smart liner my grandfather's run meyer, the header for over 75 years now he's got so many life experiences that you can share. >> finding the exact date, blend ancestry at our family busin

have to be so egregious for donald trump to go to jail over violations all right. >> misty marris, stacey schneider. thanks to both you and as the new york hush money cover up, trial resumes, you can join me for special coverage in the morning starting at 9:30 eastern right here on cnn. that's tomorrow. >> just hours ago, convicted rapist harvey weinstein, stepped back into a new york courtroom just days after his conviction, there had been overturned. >> could he get a brand new trial? with a brand new judge? that's next hello ghostbusters it's duck. >> we help people customize and save hundreds on car insurance with liberty mutual situation sure. >> i can make a drive time.com. >> we've been hard at work and we finally did it. did you make it so i can finally see my real payments and shop with thousands of cars were no hits on my credit yeah good i can and get approved with no credit hit smile. >> you found it the feeling of findings, psoriasis can't filter out the real you go ahead, live unfiltered with the one and only so tick to a once-daily pill for moderate to severe prac psoriasis

let's bring back stacey schneider and alyssa farah griffin alyssa are inside the courtroom. note that trump is has been paying very close attention to michael cohen's testimony today shifting his body around leaning and intently from time to time, looking at the evidence since being presented by his own attorney, mr. trump's own attorney, this is different from how he has been engaged visibly as it were in previous days with previous witnesses. what do you make of that? >> i think he knows he knows michael cohen. well, he knows michael cohen knows where bodies are buried and certainly has a lot of information against him related to this matter. and certainly others. i think it's fair to suggest. but today was probably the best de for the defense. the prosecution is going to have a chance to redirect and to get this back on course. but there was that sort of john the floor or moment of learning that this 92nd phone call that michael cohen has spoken about may have been about something fundamentally different than what he suggested. i don't think this is wrapped up. yeah. i th

who is now stacey is the queen of smoke, but away to the top, wasn't that easy? how did you manage to go up safe and el dorado parked a suburb. lost a way to the south west of johannesburg and now did it help her father to keep her away from getting violent. between then and now it's been a great change because of where we are and what people we clause if motivates down females be traveling to different countries in africa to promote young female and company as of things like athletes. also, i thought i was a young boys are not in our area and they also have the same time it helps people put these together so that they can also focus on the kids. safe, gives the amount of time on and things like that. so that is what, that's what that was. my main over the years basically is attracted several sports and more to kind horsemen. but how does she compete in the support that is still very much about the boys? all the females were not that many to have all guessed ability to compete against each other. so which is going to be like as old, but male and female in one of

the illustrations are beautiful it was illustrated by my and former collaborator stacey interstate and he and i collaborated on the ruth bader ginsburg book, which finally did get published by abrams who also came out with this book. and i couldn't be happier. maybe i'll just be publishing books about, i don't know, i again like birds. well, jonah, when are you you also talk about the industry, the publishing industry and the heresy press newsletter you wrote. fear has prompted publishers to avoid taking chances on any potential controversial books. this is a major departure since books were first published, publishers took chances on books that might offend certain people and often these books have helped move forward. yes, well, that's that is that is that is the history of literature right there. i mean, ulysses, what if a publisher would have said, well, i don't know there's no book like this out really. you know, where's the precedent for this? and this is going to offend. so i don't know. i mean, that the right to offend is a fundamental right a it's a foundation for freedom of s

the daily star, smithy and nessa to wed which is something to do with gavin and stacey that none of usont pages. that is it for tonight's show. thanks to jonathan and leo, headlines is back tomorrow at 11 pm. if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. but for now it's good night or good morning. and god bless. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> evening. welcome to your latest weather update . from the latest weather update. from the met office here on gb news. a mixed may day bank holiday weekend. some places having warm sunshine, but there will be a fair few showers around as well. had a real mixed picture today. cracking day in western scotland. dull and damp over the central areas, the rain here slowly edging northwards. clearer skies in the south could allow it to turn quite chilly actually. may not be far off. freezing in some rural parts of the south, whereas the cloud and the south, whereas the cloud and the rain over northern england southern scotland, northern ireland will keep the temperatures up in double digits here. it doe

it hadn't criminal defense attorney stacey schneider, police are with you because this was a a significant day. >> everyone was waiting for hope picks to testify, see where she was gonna go with things, given her proximity to the former president. but the atmosphere i think was also critical in this moment. hope hicks said from the top, i'm very nervous. yeah she cried at one point. what was going on in built to a crescendo because at the end of her direct examination from prosecutors, she testified that trump told her he was aware of the payment that cohen had made it to keep stormy daniel's quiet because remember the heart of this is allegations that he falsified business records that appeared to be a retainer for cohen, but this yes, the trump is aware that cohen paid daniels and knew it wasn't for legal services, that it was indeed hush money. and he also told her that he knew that suppressing that story was a good big ahead of the election, whose glad that it got out after the election and that's all very powerful for the prosecutor's case. and it was a few moments after she said that

you never asked stacey abrams this. you never asked out of gordon zero respect. every one of them with all the republicans so one real legitimate, i haven't had any of them on my show. we'll talk to them, but i don't remember there being a president who was refusing to turn over the transition of power and facilitate done and trump didn't either. 24 you did not answer. let me say a final i haven't come. thank you very much. centered on its own all red has an either he ought to come to your show, senator ted cruz now answer that question. >> thank you very much. much more on that interview. and what we touched on earlier, of course, you heard the news story about the latest supreme court justice we talked about justice alito. there, there is more news on that tonight. back in a moment bus to credit, we know running a business takes everything you have, and only a certain kind of leader has what it takes. >> every new challenges years to solve. and there's no such thing as off the clock. you carry the weight of the problems for your resolved never wavers no one one

i think, and meanwhile, stacey dooley, what's going on with stacey?es with cheryl cole. >> i like ghost stories, but i mean , but yeah. mean, but yeah. >> stacey, do you know what? it makes me upset. dawn i'm going to have a rant today. i'm in that sort of mood rant. it's a weekend. >> go for it. »- >> go for it. >> so basically i, i love dance, i love theatre, and it annoys me to be honest , when they put a to be honest, when they put a celebrity that has no acting training, as far as i'm aware , training, as far as i'm aware, instead of a trained actress actor that has been trained properly for three years at a theatre school, they don't give them a chance, but they do. >> but this is the thing with this show. they do do the put in a bit like they had cheryl cole , a bit like they had cheryl cole, didn't they? yeah. >> with no acting training. yeah, but obviously she puts bums on seats, i get that. but for me i want to see the talent that has worked so hard, that has had to do waitressing jobs to get there, that their parents have helped them. and,

stacey, here. you have a quorum. >> thank you.ld like to note the san francisco public utilities commission acknowledge it owns i stewards of the lands located within the historic -mission san jose band of al mead ow county. also recognizes every citizen residing within the greater bay area has and continues to benefit from the use and occupation of the oholone tribes aboriginal lands since before and after the san francisco public utility founding. it is important we recognize the history in the tribal lands and acknowledg