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the ta and for mta and bart and others. there is a transit and inner city rail, there are the passenger rail fees and that is not competitive and i apologize for that. active transportation, some planning grants, and there is a new category that receives a quarter billion of a dollar a year over the next ten years. and that would sum up my presentation on this, i would be happy to take questions, and i have one more topic on the cap and trade and conclude. >> colleagues? any questions on senate bill number one approved by the state legislature last thursday. good news for this mu n municipality for the state of california. >> for for mr. watts, but i know that the ta staff asked if they would present and mr. watts did a great job of what is coming to the city and county of san francisco that they will present a visual to help commissioners understand the break down. >> on that point i am not good at technology, there in is your packet a summary and also available on the computer, if i knew what i was subpoenais u su dochlt

the ta and for mta and bart and others. there is a transit and inner city rail, there are the passenger rail fees and that is not competitive and i apologize for that. active transportation, some planning grants, and there is a new category that receives a quarter billion of a dollar a year over the next ten years. and that would sum up my presentation on this, i would be happy to take questions, and i have one more topic on the cap and trade and conclude. >> colleagues? any questions on senate bill number one approved by the state legislature last thursday. good news for this mu n municipality for the state of california. >> for for mr. watts, but i know that the ta staff asked if they would present and mr. watts did a great job of what is coming to the city and county of san francisco that they will present a visual to help commissioners understand the break down. >> on that point i am not good at technology, there in is your packet a summary and also available on the computer, if i knew what i was subpoenais u su dochlt

to be honest, to ta ke administration. north korea, you will need more than a carrier battle group. so i think this is more of a pr exercise, rather than a serious precursor to some action going on there. let's ta ke some action going on there. let's take a look at toshiba, now. they have a busy been delaying their earnings results. they said finally this is due out on tuesday. why these constant delays, and what impacts will this have on market, has? the main reason is they could not get their core to three accounts signed off by the auditor, and that was because they could not quantify the losses on their nuclear business. now that westinghouse is in receivership, i guess they are in a position for korda 3—2 quantify that. because isa by a position for korda 3—2 quantify that. because isaby write the whole lot. they have a lot of contingent liabilities from loan guarantees to which they gave to westinghouse. and they also have a uk nuclear plant that they are fully liable for to build. so there is nothing but bad news, t

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[applause] >> we are going to ta this after the show.going to ta >> goodbye, take care. the genes we will be having a big announcement wedneay having to do with tax reform, process had begun long ago but it begins on wednesday. >> donald trump promising a big tax reform announcement before his first 100 days are up next saturday. with the economy sending mixed signals and some companies reporting next earnings in sales, one of our guys says it couldn't come at a better time. this is boules and bears. gary smith, jonas, john layfield and chuck, welcome to everybody. you say republicans better cut taxes soon for the sake of the economy. >> they have been talking about this since president obama was in office the last 7 years, they need something, need to show up at work and do something they say they are going to do. our personal tax reform, in 31 years, 1986 to the last time, president reagan's second term. look at the highest corporate tax rate in the world, my friend from east texas pays 50% tax, 50%. when you count city and state, his personal income, that is not fair.

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ta ta a la puerta, caras tapadas, ropa negra, armas largas y asustan toda la familia.amarillo resalta en puertas y rejas. bridge/edgar munoz/tucson, arizona llama la atención que en un barrio como este, que no es latino, aparezca el letrero. los vecinos dicen que la persona que vive aquí no es inmigrante, ellos aseguran, que por eso no tiene temor de ser identificado. felicia zamorano cree que es una equivocada manera de exhibir a los indocumentados. bite/felicia zamorano/residen te yo naci aquí y yo entiendo los derechos que yo tengo y no hay problema si necesitan hablar conmigo, voy a hablar con ellos. margo cowan mando imprimir 25 mil carteles, dice que 6 mil ya estan instalados en las casas de familias indocumentadas y ciudadanos en solidaridad. bite/margo cowan/activista y abogada recomiendo no en la pura puerta, hay puede, no en la pura puerta, ahí en el cerco, si no tiene cerco en el mezquite, en lo que tiene, toda yarda de uno de la casa esta protegida nat sound una llamada de atención a las autoridades, de que supuestamente ellos están para asegurar que se hag

y hablamos con el cristo que va cargar la tradicional cruz de is ta pa lapa, su testimonio en ta pa lapamundo pulo cese.co si las aplica polÍticas migratorios de donald trump beneficio cia opero judo ca. >>> el puestos golden gate. lamentablemente ademÁs de traer turistas es imÁn de suicidas, se habla de 2000 muertes en 80 aÑos de historia cristina londoÑo nos habla de una nueva barrera que pretende disuadir a los que quieran quitarse la vida. >>> con mÁs de 33 aÑos trabajando en el golden gate, pocos conocen el lado macabro del majestuoso puente manuel duque ha sido testigo de 5 suicidios. >>> el contacto del cuerpo del ser humano, contra el agua, es un sonido que no se te olvida. no hay otro sonido parecido. >>> por eso dice que hoy compartiÓ el ahÍ voy de padres que han perdido a sus hijos aquÍ. que asistieron a la ceremonia de inicio de construcciÓn de una red de acero de 20 pies de ancho a lado y lado del puente para disuadir a potenciales suicidas. kasey de 17 aÑos se quitÓ la vida luego de una pelea con su papÁ. >>> deje el lado estacionado en el golden gate, le dijo en una carta.

let's ta ke let's take a look at the weather with darren. coders spilling in notjust across northern ireland but other parts of the uk. rather thin clouds, some clearer skies for a while across the south. tending to increase the cloud amounts to the cause of the night, but the best of it is likely to be in north—east england and scotland. we will be around 7 degrees or so. high pressure dominating on thursday, light winds are many, the cloud will be thin, sunshine at times. the best of the sunshine used in scotland and pubs north—east england, western scotland seeing more lower cloud and drizzle. otherwise it should be mainly dry, temperatures 11 to 13, get some sunshine and it could be a couple of degrees higher. very quiet, tried that fairly cloudy weather over the next couple of days. more sunshine over the weekend, particularly in england and wales, and the temperatures will rocket. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines. president trump says the syrian gas attack on children had a big impact on him — describing it as an

this is where people can ta ke advice.so that the people servicing the beds can ta ke the people servicing the beds can take pictures of the plans and sent it back to us at corporate. we review those and make suggestions or ta ke ste ps review those and make suggestions or take steps to correct that. this is not really affordable to most people just yet but if they can scale the idea, it could mean more of us could start growing vegetables in our own gardens. dave lee, bbc news, in california's wine country. i don't know if dave has green fingers or not. i know he has a dog. he tweets about his dog. you a gardening person? occasionally, an occasional gardener. maybe on a sunday afternoon, once every few months. we were going to ask you today what apps you would like to get rid of some of the regular household chores. i think that will not cover it for me. it is the hoovering, the washing, the cleaning. let's have a look at what else is out there. bhp billiton, listed in london and sydney, has declared a force measure for i

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there are other stories as well which we will try to ta ke stories as well which we will try to taket 11:30pm. we have a full hour of news with all the latest from paris and a second paper review with our guests at 11:30pm. but let's pause for a second and ta ke but let's pause for a second and take a look at the weather forecast. good evening. we've seen a few drizzly showers through the day where the cloud has been thick enough, but it has just been, for the most part, quite cloudy, with a few exceptions. in the north—east of england, here in berwick—upon—tweed, a beautiful shot sent in from graham, and north—east scotland as well, but across staffordshire, this was fairly typical of the view across many areas. you can see on the satellite picture earlier today just how extensive the cloud was. the sunshine disappeared in the south and the east. it was reallyjust the north and east where we had the prolonged sunshine. so no surprises here, we had the highest temperature, 19 celsius. and temperatures should hold, for the most part, through the night, but there will be breaks in the

it is the first 18 frames to ta ke crucible. it is the first 18 frames to take the title.u, clive. lizzie, sport. back to you, clive. thank you for that. hello. this is the bbc news. priceless egyptian artefacts that were badly damaged during the second world war are once again going on display at liverpool's world museum, for the first time in more than 70 years. a gallery expansion and extensive restoration work means they're now part of the largest egyptology collection outside of london, as lindsey prosser reports. from the everyday to the beautifully decorative, these objects reflect the rise and fall of ancient egyptian society. it is our most ambitious exhibition we have done for egypt. we've got a whole range of artefacts, right from the prehistoric period, we have stone vases and stone tools, all the way through the christianity in egypt. so we've got these beautiful leather slippers that people would wear in life, and also be buried in. when the museum was bombed during the second world war, part of its priceless collection was badly damaged. we have two granite

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jux ta pose that with the jersey shore. it's a little cooler because of the winds coming on shore. summer's point only 54 degrees. across the area, it looks like tomorrow we're going to be about average. by the time that you get into the noon hour, you're going to be look iing at temperatures th will be in the 50s and 60s. we'll. top out in allen town at 64.

he needs to be ta ken seriously. what he has done here. he needs to be taken seriously.wo — donald trump mentioned the start of a great relationship? you would hope so because trade is on the agenda and if there is a trade war between the biggest economies, we will all feel that. we need the biggest economies in the world to be together. otherwise economic growth is going to store and you will feel huge repercussions. many thanks. cheers. that is it from us for the moment. have a great day. goodbye. hello there, good morning. lots of pleasant weather on offer over the next few days for large swathes of the united kingdom. and in fact, on thursday, it was a pretty decent day for many, although there was always a bit more cloud in the north and west, a little bit of rain with that, and that is where we keep most of the cloud overnight. it helps to give the temperatures up in the north and west, but generally it is a chilly night. major towns and cities, eight, nine degrees. but it is in the rural spots, away from the north and west, that we are going to see temperatures ge

it will give us time to ta ke flying time. it will give us time to take ourtime and flying time. it will give us time to take our time and take a look at the cliffs and enjoy it. i have flown over land but never be sea. do you have to do anything different, take more fuel? you can see from the equipment and your lifejackets that there is a lot more fuel and flight plan are going in over oceans. umm, but, you know, as long as the wind is there it is safe. and i think this is going to be the most memorable flight of every pilot thank you so much. we will keep you date throughout the morning. my cameraman andi date throughout the morning. my cameraman and i have shared that we are both a little bit scared of heights. it's going to be amazing. we look forward to what will happen through the morning. it looks like pretty good weather. carol can bring us up—to—date on what it will be like for them later in the day. it is a

the mick, really. because he is sick tc death cfthe get about £2 |e mick, really. because he is sick tathe get about £2 common eally. because he is sick to death cfthe get about £2 common sage and each we get about £2 common sage and each day, so i don't know how he can get rewarded for the service they are providing —— £2 compensation. rewarded for the service they are providing -- £2 compensation. he doesn't deserve it. he's giving no service whatsoever. eastbourne chamber of, is estimate some businesses could have lost as much as 30% of their annual income because of the disruption —— eastbourne's chamber of commerce. for these businesses around the station it has been a struggle to make ends meet. i don't know if i should cry all are, i don't know what the reaction should be. we will keep on going for as long as we can, and when we can't we will have two pack up which will be a disaster for us pack up which will be a disaster for us and our staff will stop ben runs a resta u ra nt us and our staff will stop ben runs a restaurant opposite the station. this is almost the last roar on

pablo: el gobierno afirma que los recortes generaran ta ta actividad econÓmica que el hubiera no recaudarÁay republicanos que han criticado el plan, preocupados por la deuda. la casa blanca dijo que este serÍa unen simple. sin el verbo, faltan muchos detalles y una intensa negociaciÓn para ver el resultado final. enrique: en este dÍa 97 de la administraciÓn trump podemos sumar una lista ejecutiva. se trata de una orden que instruye la revisiÓn dde la ley que ha estado vigente desde la presidencia de clinton, george bush y barack obama. los crÍticos dicen que se trata de una amenaza en contra de la protecciÓn del medio ambiente. ilia, volvemos contigo. ilia: por primera vez en mÁs de una dÉcada, los mexicanos dejaron de ser la mayorÍa de indocumentados en estados unidos. el porcentaje de mexicanos inmigrantes no autorizados en el paÍs, cayÓ de un mÁximo de 57% en el 2007 a un estimado de 50% en el 2016. el otro 50% estÁ representado, en su mayorÍa por inmigrantes de centroamÉrica y el continente asiÁtico. con la detenciÓn de marcos coello, el servicio de migraciÓn y aduanas de los estados u

let‘s ta ke let‘s take a look at some other stories making the news this afternoon.synthetic drug, khat spice. —— spice. tributes are being paid to the former radio 2 presenter, brian matthew, who died yesterday aged 88. his broadcasting career spanned almost 70 years. he‘s most well known for the sounds of the 60s, a programme he presented for 27 years. but it was his first appearance on the saturday skiffle club that caught the ear of producers, as brian matthew explained in 2013 to tony blackburn. his former colleague at radio 2, jeremy vine said he had done everything in broadcasting and had met everyone in music. people caught fly—tipping will have to help councils clean up litter, under new proposals by the government. it says fly tippers cost 50 million pounds a year in england — and the number of instances of rubbish being illegally dumped by roads or in parks is on the increase. len mccluskey, the leader of the uk‘s biggest trade union, unite, today demanded the labour party investigates what he claims are attempts by certain labour mps to undermine his camp

you are asking people to ta ke e—mail.ople to take a photo of their face, capture an image of the photo identification. how secure is that information. where does it go? the digital identity you create is unique to you and it stays on your device, on your personal mobile phone or tablet. whatever you use to ta ke phone or tablet. whatever you use to take it. it doesn't get stored anywhere. you are in control of it at all times and you are in control of what pieces of information you use to create that idea, and who you share it with. when it comes to security, we apply a non—standard, additional layers of security, in terms of really strongly encrypting the vote on your device, to add that additional layer of protection. but concerns about cyber security mean countries once embracing the use of technology in democracy are having second thoughts. in the netherlands, where the voting system has been computerised since 2008, this year they are counting votes by hand. but they are counting votes by hand. but the country that h

the legal explosion in ta nta took place alexandria.christians were attending palm sunday mass. there were 59 injured, and the number of casualties is expected to increase. so far, no one has claimed responsibility for the attack, and it is not clear whether it was carried out by an improvised explosive device or an explosive belt. according to the interior ministry, they are doing their best to reveal what happened exactly, including checking cctv camera raise around the church in tanta, but so far, there have only been official state m e nts far, there have only been official statements from the presidency and from the highest islamic institute, condemning the attack. no statement from the church so far, or from the pope. we‘re waiting for more developments. no claim of responsibility. given that these coptic churches have been targeted, is there are enhanced security when people worshipping? yes, actually, coptic churches and the coptic community have been targeted for the past three and a half years, ever since mohammed morsi, the m

let's ta ke closes in just over a week.ge in france where a service is being held to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the battle of vimy ridge. in attendance, canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau. the french president francois hollande is also there. prince charles, prince william and prince harry are all there to commemorate that battle. an important anniversary for the canadians. some 10,000 are there to mark the occasion. more than 3500 canadian soldiers were killed there. the battle took place between the ninth and 12th of april in 1917. it was part of the opening phase of the british led that love —— battle of arras. so the military music there as the commemorations of the 100th anniversary of the battle for vimy ridge, in which 3500 canadian soldiers were killed. princes charles, william and harry all there in attendance as well as french president francois hollande and the canadian prime minister too. there they are, standing at the memorial. a beautiful day in northern france. 0ur correspondent duncan kennedy i

it has definitely ta ken hold. queues, in car parks, crowds. it has definitely taken hold.en hold. the convenience is a premium. let's talk about mattel. barbie sales were up, they have had a dismal performance? the introduction of more varieties, tall, curvy, petite, it seemed to work. but the battle with screen —based toys for children, they seem to be struggling. they lost a contract to be struggling. they lost a co ntra ct to to be struggling. they lost a contract to hasbro to make disney princesses. if you think about the popularity of the dolls from frozen, christmas time, that is what my nieces want. sales related to films are so nieces want. sales related to films are so important. losing anything like that will have a huge impact. then there is stock overhang, and life gets more difficult. thank you for joining life gets more difficult. thank you forjoining us. aaron, please do not wind in your online spending. are you supporting the economy? i've been buying razor blades online. you can get anything. moisturiser. when did you last go to a shop? i'm not saying anyt

you ta ke curate, desperate to be helped.se per women, they are sitting on these per women, they are sitting on the other side of the table having been given this terrific news, the worst news you been given this terrific news, the woi’st news you can been given this terrific news, the worst news you can get and you are naturally inclined, i would suggest, to believe the surgeon, qualified and experienced, you have got to ta ke and experienced, you have got to take at his word. if you're unable to trust someone in that position then who can you trust? imagine that someone then who can you trust? imagine that someone is in that kind of position and genuinely believes that he or she is doing the right thing when he or she is not. it is very difficult to prove to the criminal standard that they meant to do harm in that situation. the daily express said the cancer doctor played god. we do not know why he was motivated to do this, that is some suggestion it could have been financial. he maintains that the operations were justified

let's ta ke let's take a look at some of the day's avenues.pricks —— press secretary sean spicer has been doing the rounds, appearing on tv stations, apologising to say that hitler did not use chemical weapons on his own people during world war two. he made the comments during talking about russia's support for the syrian regime. the president's spokesman sean spicer came to the daily briefing determined to talk about the seriousness of last week's sarin attack in syria, which the administration holds bashar al—assad responsible for. but then he drew on history to make this point. we did not use chemical weapons in world war ii. you know, you had someone as despicable as hitler, who did not even sink to the... to using chemical weapons. but that statement drew an incredulous response from journalists attending the briefing. i just want to give you an opportunity to clarify something that seems to be gaining some traction right now, "hitler didn't even sink to the level of using chemical weapons." what did you mean by that? i think when you com

this system ta kes all unknowns out there.own based on what is already known. 0ne way i describe it is you may remember in chemistry classes you have the periodic table. years ago there were big pieces of the table missing. you had characteristics that you knew, for instance the atomic number, how many electrons it would have, just the element had not been found. that is what our system does, finding things that should be known based on what is known. mixing computer science, maths, medicine, to try to come up with solutions to things such as alzheimer's, multiple sclerosis, neurological diseases. where are we with that? when we will we see the results? we have 22 programmes in development. two we have licensed to a big pharmaceutical company in the us. the remaining we are developing. the most advanced is in phase two to treat disease. we are feeling confident with progress. in terms of the speed it took to get there it is more condensed. my last company was a biotech. when he says the last company, he has created and sold 11

i'm sorry but h52 has no ta kers pretty... i'm sorry but h52 has no takers around this table.ave lobbied for it, she says... that's it for the night. we should try and do this more often. three guests, half an hour, yes! thank you all very much. coming up next, it must be time for the weather! after the decent start to the long weekend, the next few days i look indecent. warmer away from the eastern coast where it will stay cool eastern coast where it will stay cool. a bit of a breeze for many parts of the uk and it wouldn't be a bank holiday weekend forecast without some rain. that rain is lurking out to the west. creeping towards the south—west. the isobars getting closer together ahead of that. a stiff breeze coming up from the south, to bring in some of that milderair the south, to bring in some of that milder air from the south, to bring in some of that milder airfrom the near the south, to bring in some of that milder air from the near continent. also we drag in that low to the far south and west. we start to see some rain in the isles of scilly and tip off cornwall. the

to be able to ta ke months has been amazing.n jacket to places and wear it with pride, and for people to see it and see the expression on their faces when they see one in the flesh is something special to see. see one in the flesh is something specialto see. let's see one in the flesh is something special to see. let's see if he can keep it, that starts on thursday. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. for now, goodbye. the headlines on bbc news: a suspected chemical attack in a rebel—held area of syria kills scores of people most of the dead are civilians including children. there's been widespread international condemnation. in russia the number of people who died in the bomb attack on the st petersburg underground has risen to 14. in northern ireland a man who sexually abused a woman with a learning disability and held her captive for eight years has been jailed. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london's and frankfurt ended the day. more now on our main

do not ta ke do, do not go into syria? do not take military action?hen trump changes his mind every few days, depending on the last person he spoke to... he recently blamed resident obama are not taking action after assad breached the red line and now you would expect him to be decisive and this is a geopolitical powderkeg, very dangerous, given the involvement of vladimir putin. we do not know what he might have in mind when he says, his ambassador said that if the un will not take on syria, we will. let us look at the guardian and the look at the new york times, the same story. the right—hand man and of trump loses the national security role, steve bannon. many eyebrows were raised when he was given the seat at the table and there are all sorts of sensitive information. it was quite astonishing when he was appointed to this board, the committee on the national security council, the council is the nerve centre of american foreign policy and you have the chief advisor to the president being appointed and everyone was worried this would politicise amer

he says he is good to ta ke under 18 stone.e is good to take another step towards greatness. he is only 27. wladimir klitschko is a1, but so much more experienced in every way. he says he can reach the very top of his a0 yet again. we also have a look at the rest of the day's sports news, the premier league this weekend, the big north london derby not1 million miles from here, that is all coming up miles from here, that is all coming up with me, it that fact, but now it is time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is jason solomons. so jason, what do we have this week? long weekend, a visit to the cinema is on the agenda for many families, and they can climb aboard a spaceship and the like. the buddies mechanic the canada excel back. a talking raccoon is back from volume two. the terrible atrocities of the armenian genocide in the first world war era turkey are on the agenda in the promise, getting big screen love treatment, and lady macbeth, a low