the toon are back in the big time.romoted to the premier league at the first attempt after a thumping win over preston a doping disqualification hands kelly sotherton a third olympic bronze. tatyana chernova's positive test from the beijing games promotes the former british heptathlete to third. and selby sails through. the defending champion reaches the world snooker quarter finals. welcome to the programme. thanks forjoining us. the toon army are marching back to the premier league. newcastle have been promoted, just 11 months after dropping into the championship. and they sealed it with a comprehensive victory tonight against preston. let's go live to our sports correspondent katie gornall who's outside st james‘ park for us. katie, you've escaped what must be some fairly lively celebrations. i think you are right. i think the celebrations will go on long into the night here in newcastle. but this promotion has not been a procession for the club. they really did wrap it up in some style here tonight and they got off

want to congratulate or in mike and all of the people that bringing it toon this point and tremendously positive things are going to land, on that incredible the likes of which there is nothing more beautiful anywhere in the world, but now, tremendously positive things will happen. so i want to thank you. i want to thank everybody for being here. god bless you all, and god bless america. thank you. thank you very much. >> this is a big one. [applause] >> thank you, everybody. great honor. thank you. as i said, we'll see him in the supreme court. >> this is a live look at the national mall as people are gathering for a rally to raise awareness on climate change, one of several taking place today across the country. the speaking portion is expected to get under way within the next hour. "newsmakers" this weekend, our guest is republican congressman rob isham of utah, chairman of the house natural resources committee. he talks about the president's executive order a national monuments and energy development on federal land. he is also asked about climate change and the government's role in

in 9 toon 98 the walter -- 1998 the walter house fund wanted them to write more about them. we have a very high interfaith marriage rate. they reached out to run the program, it's a three year grant and at the end of it it was one of those things where it was going great so we kept going. >> you know, it's interesting it's a big question and we can talk more about it. but we used the term interface in the community in general and the truth of the matter in some way it's miss numbered because you can be a jewish person who doesn't particularly have a form of faith and you can be a jewish person who is secular and that's your identity but you don't believe in god. one can say you don't have faith and i'm wondering sort of in the diversity of all of this what do you see in the kwon text of building jewish bridges in this that way of how families come together in a way that may not include faith. >> well it will include culture if it doesn't include faith. because everybody comes from a culture. with in each of those subset way of doing those things i. i had a couple one of whom

one more win will do it for rafa and the toon.n has been awarded a third olympic bronze medal. she's upgraded to third in the beijing games after a positive test by russia's tatyana chernova. selby sails through. the defending champion reaches the world snooker quarter finals. hello again. 11 months ago newcastle were relegated. but the premier league is within their grasp again. three points tonight against preston and they'll return to the top flight at the first time of asking.

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. >> well we hope he gets well toon to the ice joe authors injury was worse as the giants -- or excuse sharks cleaned out the lockers sunday. now he played with a torn acl and torn in his left knee he missed the first two games of the sharks and oilers series. but playing in games three through six. and a 37-year-old who is an unrestricted free agent was scheduled to have surgery on the knee today. so hopefully everything went well. raj, jessica, he is a beast for playing through that if i have a cold forget about it you saint seeing me on tv. >> he had a busted knee playing hockey. >> incredible. >> thanks fallon. >> ridiculous. >>> coming up tonight at 11 a construct worker attacked on her a busy bay area street the worker tells us about the busy ara and terrifying encounter why it may have been a case of road rage coming up at 11. >> before we leave take a look out on let are cloudy night. >> it will be cloudy don't expect any rain a little bit of drizzle possible. slight chance of showers tuesday and wednesday. chekt out weekend, 79 op saturday, 82 on sunday. that's looks like a ni

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mainly cloudy toon, first pitch about-- tonight, first pitch about 25 minute s aiowa. 57 degrees firsttch temperature. clouds, mild, livermore, 5 sun, 50 for napa and low 50s for san rufell, vallejo, and mid 50s san jose and mountain view. two things of note on this sat lete review. the first is yet another storm moving into the pacific northwest, they cannot stop the rain up there. it has been their wettest wet season beating last year's record. they had four feet of rainfall in seattle. but we have not seen rainfall from this front. nor will we see see widespread tomorrow because of the building ridge of high pressure changing everything come thursday. tomorrow, mostly cloudy skies, few peaks of blew in the afternoon. futurecast predicting only low to mid 60s throughout much of the bay area is it will be rather cloudy. watch a few drops of rainfall. even marin county and salono county tomorrow morning we could get very light rain showers or drizzle. cloudy throughout the afternoon. then the ridge gets closer, what does that do? gets rid of the clouds. by friday the ridge gets stronge

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. >> will he list toon the u.s.? >> the iranians not at all.now even his own people who start abandoning him are now back. >> hold on one second. and this why you say this is one off? >> this has to be resolved in office. to your absolutely spot on point, if he is fighting for his survival, what you're saying is it's going to get worse before it starts to scale away. if he's going to self-destruct, there's a high cost to pay, but what i'm saying is the calculation is human suffering by itself is insufficient. >> sir, i've been at the borders. >> we've all seen it. >> i understand, however -- >> don't assume we don't. >> no, i understand. however, the implication of having a half million or 600,000 people dead, millions of people spread all around, the consequences of that we're already seeing an entire generation of syrians middle easterners who are looking at americans and being silent. they're asking the world basically to save them. guess what, we're gifting them to isis and to the jihadists. >> it's like david said, you've got ten years and

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if the commissioners feel otherwise, i can beope toon that, it is just we didn't have a quorum number before with the consideration that some members will be committed elsewhere on that date. >> thank you, mr. vise president. commissioner hardeman. >> yes, mr. president. i never been involve in canceling a meeting because of lack of quorum because we don't do that. was surprised to hear we did it this time but having 4 commissioners we had no choice, two could want be here. i say commissioner alioato availability may be in question because he was told-you are available. then i would think that we don't cancel meetings because of lack of quorum on this commission since i have been on this 6 and a half years. >> that is my vote. >> thank you, we will check with council. can we readvertise the meeting as being held? >> yes, president cleveland. city attorneys office wow can renotice the meeting. >> alright, then i think i don't know if we need a motion but the sentiment of the commission is hold the meeting on the 26 so well not have a canceled meeting and vice president nakajo will be t

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buying toons come equal over -- million dollars.through one wave of fines that were around the financial crisis. and now, we are into another wave of fines around the voelker rules. where do we stand on reform of the u.s. banking sector in your view? is it headed in the right direction? partsr the plan regarding of the voelker rule but we also hear a revival of classical? -- glass siegel? >> for me, the big story is not so much regulation. it has much more to do with the global climate. more from asia versus europe where one looks at the scale of m&a, how much has been put on the tables. they are back to being highly competitive. i would still be holding jp morgan at current prices and i would be using the recent weakness of dominion. matt: what do you think the problem is with european banks versus u.s. banks? -- much is the playing field how much will it be tilted if donald trump comes through with this deregulation? >> i think america is ahead of the game in terms of having reorganized its banking challenges. if we go back to the

creep toon, jobs will the top of the headline, creep to the top of the front page and push syria off little bit and it will be jobs, it will be the story for the rest of the day. guy: i want to point out it is only 3:00 a.m. in florida. thank you very much, indeed. joining us in the middle of the night to give us the latest on what is happening there. -- west goodman joining us. smart analysis and it is the day for it. we will be covering the payroll day's events. let's carry on the conversation. the senior investor manager at aberdeen. put this in context. you are trying to figure out how to sequence everything out and what market reaction is. if us your thoughts? is to notst thing overreact. it is an isolated incident in response to a specific event. it has already seen bipartisan support within washington. it also seems to have been risk -- receiving report -- support from world leaders around the world. prime minister theresa may has offered support for these actions. as it stands at the moment, i don't think we should extrapolate too far into the future. the have to treated for

the fresh hopes for resurrecting the american health care act are pegged toon amendment being offered by this congressman that aims to attract enough conservatives and moderates that ttracts in the house -- host: a change conservatives have demand. as a concession to moderate, the amendment would add federal requirements. health leadership and committees are taking secondary roles in negotiation which is are being rgely carried out by congressman tom macarthur -- host: so that's the latest from what's happening outside of washington that will affect when lawmakers return what happens on capitol hill next week. let's go to jim who's in toledo, ohio, independent. been waiting to join this conversation. do you make a point of buying american? caller: yes, i do. and i would also like to say how thankful i've been for c-span over the years. my parents and i watch c-span many hours while they were still living. i do try to buy u.s.a. but especially my stepson, he's been a union guy for a long time but i try to buy locally, you know. we live in a community of about 250,000 plus or minus depe

toon denied it at the time lyndon johnson. and to david frost. and to his biographers. always said he had never played a role in doing this. >> john farrell, author of "richard nixon: the life." >> the way the watergate burglars were assembled was clumsy. they were burnt out former intelligence or fbi agents supervised by young men on nixon's staff, who just wanted "catsone of the famous that brought the dead mouse to the president's door." sunday night on "q&a." >> next, historian william about therg talks effectiveness and legacies of 20th-century presidents. the conversation focuses on the book "the american president: from teddy roosevelt to bill clinton." the new york historical society hosts this hour-long event. tonight's program, the , atican president part two the new historical society. i would like to thank bernard schwartz for making this lecture possible, along with all of the other programs he supports. i would like to thank and recognize two of our trustees.

was airline bum bardment whatever the other cities suffer would pail in comparison to what would hap toon san francisco so they created a fire reserve and you said you were a police reservist. we are created under the same act, the police and fire reserve is under the same section of the admin code. that was created to address that issue. it wasn't very popular for us but after pearl harbor it is something a lot of people want today be a part of so through the course of the war i think 10,000 people receivered training with 2 to 3 thousand people active at any one time. >> currently today these are volunteers. these are unpaid-- >> sworn volunteers but with no compensation. >> having bichb a reserve myself i take special interest and as one of the other commissioners said bias towards these types of service so i love to learn more about the reserves off-line and maybe come to one of your trainings to see how you are doing it. >> you are more than welcome. >> thank you. thank you for what you do. >> thank you, commissioner. chief hayes-white. >> thank you, president cleveland. i appreciate

catholic congregations the story ez from the parent isn't just what they are thinking but what will hap toon my child if i'm detained. when we do had know your rights trainings what happens if immigration comes to the door or where can i apply for my papers but the number one question now is where is the affidavit of care? what do i do if they come to my door and what will happen to my child. we see kids crying and parents iis aing tell my child it will be okay. not just as a personal work in the community but as a mother i think what we are seeing right now is beyond any of our experience in the past. it will require something more than just the usual kind of response where we have the agency squz the service and legal providers, we need all that, but we also need to create spaces where we proclaim that the city and this county stand with immigrants and not just the city but the whole community and that's why we not open our congregation to do your know your rights and defend your rights former in collaboration with city and community agencies to do it but decided we open up space for citiz

. >> doesn't it show he would get more popular votes than hillary clinton toon and she would be factoredould the election run again. >> his supporters are entirely with him in our polling and polling across board. they have told us this is roy we voted for in washington. they like the aproes. his base and supporters are still rock solid and think oar not disappointed in least, even if he's not made as much progress as he'd like. they say it's a process. >> these shift over the course of the presidency, and yet are we seeing something dirjts with the president? are we expecting to pull democrats to his side of the aisle or vice versa? >> most americans say it's too soon to judge, which sometimes washington doesn't think the same way americans think. but the folks who say we've seen gh i say they feel emotionally scared. so to that extent, they don't feel like he's reached out, given them anything to latch onto. >> but tax reform and infrastructure will give them an opportunity to reap out to democrats. >> it might. 00 days doesn't predikd the future. we have seen presidents go up and down

an injury toone is all in right now our muslim brothers and sisters and those who don't subscribe tory are under attack. one of those fighting against that attack is here. she is a board member of the muslim women's league. let's give her a warm round of applause at this time. >> [applause] >> that was so cool. can we just do it one more time? i never thought i would do that in front of the washington monument and write down the street from the white house. thank you so much. here representing the keepers of the faith and moral consciousness and my brothers and sisters, we affectionately s,fer to ourselves as the a-z' the agnostic through zoroastrian. not has given each of us a scripture. according to our holy books, we were all here today, from the pagans to the druids to the muslims to the it is couples to the methodist -- the episcopals to the methodists. today was the coolest ever because the mellow buddhist, once they pass trump hotel, even they booed. even our holy scriptures, they remind us we are all given our own moral autonomy to decipher what is right and what is wrong. we

transferring or issue license serve the public convenience. 15 approves the transfer of type 51 club lice toons the treasure island yacht club and recommend the california department of alcohol beverage control issue the license. 16 approve type 40 on sale beer license doing business as rs 94109 at 845 larkin. on sale beer and wine to specific retail do business as vomfass oils vinegar spirit and recommend california department of alcoholic beverage control impose conditions on the issuance of items 15 and 16. >> colleagues take these items same house same call? without objection the resolutions are adopted. >> item 18 is motion to appoint angela roy to immigrant rights commission term ending june 6, 2018. >> supervisor ronen. >> i just wanted to say a few words on behalf of angela roy. extraordinary woman who decided that she had a dream to study political science at uc berkeley so home country of chile figured how to get the bay area but worked through public science degree atu c berkeley. she is a extraordinary advocate for women and immigrant rights and immigrant community. she is currently

transferring or issue license serve the public convenience. 15 approves the transfer of type 51 club lice toons the treasure island yacht club and recommend the california department of alcohol beverage control issue the license. 16 approve type 40 on sale beer license doing business as rs 94109 at 845 larkin. on sale beer and wine to specific retail do business as vomfass oils vinegar spirit and recommend california department of alcoholic beverage control impose conditions on the issuance of items 15 and 16. >> colleagues take these items same house same call? without objection the resolutions are adopted. >> item 18 is motion to appoint angela roy to immigrant rights commission term ending june 6, 2018. >> supervisor ronen. >> i just wanted to say a few words on behalf of angela roy. extraordinary woman who decided that she had a dream to study political science at uc berkeley so home country of chile figured how to get the bay area but worked through public science degree atu c berkeley. she is a extraordinary advocate for women and immigrant rights and immigrant community. she is currently

if the commissioners feel otherwise, i can beope toon that, it is just we didn't have a quorum number before with the consideration that some members will be committed elsewhere on that date. >> thank you, mr. vise president. commissioner hardeman. >> yes, mr. president. i never been involve in canceling a meeting because of lack of quorum because we don't do that. was surprised to hear we did it this time but having 4 commissioners we had no choice, two could want be here. i say commissioner alioato availability may be in question because he was told-you are available. then i would think that we don't cancel meetings because of lack of quorum on this commission since i have been on this 6 and a half years. >> that is my vote. >> thank you, we will check with council. can we readvertise the meeting as being held? >> yes, president cleveland. city attorneys office wow can renotice the meeting. >> alright, then i think i don't know if we need a motion but the sentiment of the commission is hold the meeting on the 26 so well not have a canceled meeting and vice president nakajo will be t

if the commissioners feel otherwise, i can beope toon that, it is just we didn't have a quorum numberefore with the consideration that some members will be committed elsewhere on that date. >> thank you, mr. vise president. commissioner hardeman. >> yes, mr. president. i never been involve in canceling a meeting because of lack of quorum because we don't do that. was surprised to hear we did it this time but having 4 commissioners we had no choice, two could want be here. i say commissioner alioato availability may be in question because he was told-you are available. then i would think that we don't cancel meetings because of lack of quorum on this commission since i have been on this 6 and a half years. >> that is my vote. >> thank you, we will check with council. can we readvertise the meeting as being held? >> yes, president cleveland. city attorneys office wow can renotice the meeting. >> alright, then i think i don't know if we need a motion but the sentiment of the commission is hold the meeting on the 26 so well not have a canceled meeting and vice president nakajo will be the

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transferring or issue license serve the public convenience. 15 approves the transfer of type 51 club lice toons the treasure island yacht club and recommend the california department of alcohol beverage control issue the license. 16 approve type 40 on sale beer license doing business as rs 94109 at 845 larkin. on sale beer and wine to specific retail do business as vomfass oils vinegar spirit and recommend california department of alcoholic beverage control impose conditions on the issuance of items 15 and 16. >> colleagues take these items same house same call? without objection the resolutions are adopted. >> item 18 is motion to appoint angela roy to immigrant rights commission term ending june 6, 2018. >> supervisor ronen. >> i just wanted to say a few words on behalf of angela roy. extraordinary woman who decided that she had a dream to study political science at uc berkeley so home country of chile figured how to get the bay area but worked through public science degree atu c berkeley. she is a extraordinary advocate for women and immigrant rights and immigrant community. she is currently

catholic congregations the story ez from the parent isn't just what they are thinking but what will hap toon my child if i'm detained. when we do had know your rights trainings what happens if immigration comes to the door or where can i apply for my papers but the number one question now is where is the affidavit of care? what do i do if they come to my door and what will happen to my child. we see kids crying and parents iis aing tell my child it will be okay. not just as a personal work in the community but as a mother i think what we are seeing right now is beyond any of our experience in the past. it will require something more than just the usual kind of response where we have the agency squz the service and legal providers, we need all that, but we also need to create spaces where we proclaim that the city and this county stand with immigrants and not just the city but the whole community and that's why we not open our congregation to do your know your rights and defend your rights former in collaboration with city and community agencies to do it but decided we open up space for citiz