no major slow downs except coming out of tracey at the moment. so our cameras here, walnut creek 680, smooth conditions on the road. no issues of fog or slick spots were hardly any road construction. a great tuesday to get out there and go vote later on if you have not already. i'm going to leave you with the drive times coming up. 4 minutes from albany vo: in life, there are talkers and there are doers. mike bloomberg has spent his life getting things done. started a company from scratch, creating 20,000 good paying jobs. that's getting it done. as mayor, he rebuilt a shaken city after 9/11, created over 450,000 jobs. expanded healthcare to 700,000 and raised teacher pay. elected for three terms because he got things done. mike beat the nra, strengthening gun laws. he beat big coal, closing over 300 dirty coal fired plants. mike is still getting things done. so ask yourself. for president, do you want a debater or a doer? someone with workable, common sense plans to fix healthcare and create jobs, who's done both. mike has the record d wile but

(applause) we also have miss tracey penn lee of atlanta public schools who is or 2020 georgia teacherof the year. let us thank her as well. (applause) to truly another service we have work to do in the days of the head. public school of education for the third year in the row, accounting for growth and resources needed to properly educate. let us dismantle the remnants of common core, reduce the number of tests, and give teachers the opportunity to do what they do best, teach. . and finally let's give our educators another well deserved pay raise. (applause) in my budget have included a 2000 pÉrez for all public school educators. this raise will continue to enhance retention rates, boost recruitment numbers, and improve educational outcomes and school throughout georgia. by investing in education, we can build a strong house, a place where everyone learns and all georgian's had the opportunity to try thrive. (applause) as a father of three, i know that a healthy home is a hell happy home. the same is true in our state. while we are the hub for job creation and business growth, we also

this is magic and tracey brought an amazing deal.day they're slashed in half and start at $20. >> thank you, tracey. >> thank you. >> okay. >> next up, this is an infinity scarf perfect for anyone on the go. angela, you came up with this with $20 and a sewing machine. >> absolutely. >> tell us about it. >> yes, this isn't your normal scarf. this has a little hidden pocket so can you carry items like your phone. i have my passport. i have my kleenex, my hand sanitizer and my lipstick. >> what else is this there? >> yes. >> you can fold it up into a little clutch purse. >> whatever you want is in there. >> what is the deal? >> she is making omaha, nebraska, proud. this is a brand-new collection. normally $40, slashed in half, $20 for this. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> that was good. all right. sisters are doing it for themselves. these two are sisters. [ applause ] >> cozy blankets. tell us about working together. >> look at that, robin. >> thank you. >> so soft. >> when i was pregnant with my last child and we were decorating his nur

maria was a devout catholic who had a special devotion to tracey of lizur, the saint who said "a wordenough to raise up a saddened and wounded soul." our souls ache tonight, but we will always find joy each time we remember maria mercader's many kind words and her ever-present smile. our deepest condolences to her family.

mark maciver is a barber with star clients like anthonyjoshua, stormzy and aj tracey.ople cutting hair for the first time suddenly want to get lines and mohicans and either hair and all these different styles, and it's, like, how about you just keep it simple? whether you take mark's advice or not, looks like there will be interesting looks when the lockdown is over. seren jones, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather, with darren bett. hello, they are. more quiet weather to come through the rest of this week, however for a to come through the rest of this week, howeverfor a while northern parts could turn a bit colder. we have cut off the supply of showers for the eastern side of england today. the position of the area of high pressure changed a little bit, and across the north we are drawn into winds and showers mainly for scotla nd into winds and showers mainly for scotland and northern ireland. those will continue this evening and overnight, if you getting pushed on into england and wales. the cloud building up in southern parts of england and wales will

them belief although, whatever happens, phil neville has a welcome distraction after his twin sister traceyittle nephew is the most gorgeous thing ever and when i woke up at aam, 5am in orlando, i've got to say, when you think about the pressures and expectations of football, when you see a little baby at the other side of the phone and look at something so beautiful and gorgeous, the amount of happiness it has brought to the whole of the family, it puts life into perspective really and i've got to say, even though i love this tournament, the first thing i'll do it i get home is go round and give my little nephew a cuddle. in the meantime, neville will hope this latest destination is where england can change course. there was a treat for fans in melbourne before the start of the women's cricket t20 final this morning with katy perry taking centre stage and belting out a couple of her hits — ‘roar‘ and ‘firework‘. the final attendance is expected to break the record for the biggest crowd at a women's sporting event. it's been a one sided final so far with australia building anb imposing scor

mother and daughter tracey and sue mortimer have already changed their behaviour.t way she's not on buses, touching things, touching handrails. it's about battening down the hatches. it is scary, yeah. it's notjust a cold. to me, that would be a severe flu. to my mum, that would be a fatal flu. and people aren't getting it. there are difficult conversations going on in families across the country. people telling parents and grandparents they need to change their behaviour and follow the government advice. soon life at home and at work is going look very different for some weeks, even months. for workers, a cough or temperature means to stay home for a week. at this creative agency in brentwood, business has been affected. the government not yet telling firms everyone should work from home, but they're ready. i think too much of a situation where we act too soon will have negative impact. so i believe that the government is doing the right thing at the moment, but i think that big decisions will be made over the next few weeks and we will have to adapt. and the vuln

judy with tracey the full. squad. to come more than 4 minutes to say the names of more than $100.00 women a figure that she pointed out rises every year she's also called for more action from the government on a type of crime she says is overlooked. i cannot help but reflect how peace will be in all been in terrorist incidents how do you say we've been all colleges coronavirus. how these were 1000000 dollar to sports events around the year. there would be huge inquiries. the government would stop saying a court in india has cleared the way for the execution of 4 men convicted of raping and murdering a woman in new delhi in 2012 judgment was made after indian president run not rejected the mercy petitions 4 men were convicted in 2013 of the rape torture and murder of a 23 year old physiotherapy student in a case that triggered protests in india a tack led to toughen laws against sexual violence including the death penalty now the main civilian airport serving libya's capital tripoli is again out of action after being t

tracey, carly, joel, victoria, and there's a lot more we can do. it all just starts with communicating and getting to know people, because in a sense, we're all alike. we work here, so we should be more like family together, and i thank you for all of my new friends and friends to make, and thank you. and we have food, and enjoy. thank you. [applause] i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. . >> this is a reminder to silence all electronic devices. fire commission regular meeting

and my name tracey shelton i've been working as a journalist in the middle east for the past 6 years. and i knew i will hire you for a year and a half. over how she was part of this is. it which is under the free syrian army. said the period of what was always all syrian. there were not. group of foreign fighters by any means their wards i would describe as a moderate islamic group. when you compare them to the other groups in syria it's not the extreme of say job it out most or all or islamic states which is to inquire is islam all in as much of the world as they possibly can it. might be that if you look at the mission of jihad it was to liberate the country from the shah's regime. the more jihad the. dummy says some promoted through the can but in the just. regular. member. continues. in mexico city. most of the mounted on the. good kids who feel or lose what you put up and. just give up this is your fault not me but he said to me. the false. doc. act. as. if. you know most. but i you are no mob. said i'm on the mountain. and that's what the f. just good old mule don't leave me on

tracey in -- >> you'll hear from more on the "tod "today" show from joe biden. for now it's the joe-mentaum. he's collected more than $7 million in donations since super tuesday. former vice president joe biden is riding an election high after winning 10 of 14 states on super tuesday. he's vowing not to go negative. >> it doesn't help anyone, nevertheless the campaign. we have to keep our eye on the ball. >> he's a very decent guy. >> reporter: sanders waiting for the results from california, to decide how the 416 delegates will be split. going forward, sanders admits he has a problem with black voters. >> we are running against somebody who has a relationship with barack obama for eight year. >> reporter: sanders progressive supporters insist he is still very much in the game. >> every single exit poll shows that the voters actually cared about many of the policies that senator bernie sanders is campaigning on. >> reporter: an aide told staff that senator elizabeth warren is reassessing her campaign, after placing third in her home state. michael bloomberg drop

judy with tracey the full live in school. it took her more than 4 minutes to say the names of more than $100.00 women a figure that she pointed out rises every year she also calls for more action from the government on a type of crime that seems to be other than that. i cannot help but reflect how these women all been in terrorist incidents how these women all co-exist coronavirus. how these were 1000000 dollar to sports events around the years. there would be huge inquiries. the government would stop thing. now philippine senate is investigating a reported surge in crimes involving chinese nationals working in the offshore gaming industry sinuses say the philippines is at risk of becoming a haven for chinese criminal syndicates but is jamila and reports from the capital manila there are fears the investigation could impact the lucrative industry. philippine senator richard gordon says crimes are being committed in the philippines by chinese mainland nationals and here he is presenting what he says is evidence of how resident

announced the birth of her first sister tracey announced the birth of herfirst child. sister traceyoma is the world's leading cause of blindness and if you're of black african or caribbean origin, you have an increased risk of developing the disease. former blue peter presenter diane louisejordan is campaigning to make people more aware of the symptoms. she's recently been to rwanda to see the impact it's had there. i'm here in rwanda to witness first—hand the incredible work of cbm. it takes 3.5 hours to reach the village where we finally get to meet a very special boy. it's such a pleasure and an honour to meet you, and to meet sen. have you ever been able to see? no. what is it like not being able to see anything? in the 21st century, there is still places on this incredibly rich earth where people don't even have the basics. the basics of site. this is the moment. that is a miracle, you can see. i really hope this moves people as much as it moves me to help even more little atms. diane louise jordan joins us from our cambridge newsroom. good warning to you. you like good morning

congratulations to tracey neville, former england netball coach, on the birth of baby nev.ling uncles, gary and phil, nev geoffrey timmins won't be short of top coaching as he starts throwing or kicking a ball. let's have a look at some of this morning's back pages, which are dominated by football. headline of the day goes to the mail. "iggy pops rooney's bubble" after manchester united striker igharlo, ruined any chance of a happy reunion for derby's wayne rooney with his former club. the express focuses on potential trouble for tottenham midfielder eric dier, it says he could face a fine or ban, after the jumped into the crowd the other night apparently going to the defence of his brother who was allegedly getting abuse from a fan. concerns over the coronavirus could leave england rugby out of pocket. their game against wales tomorrow will be the last for now in the six nations, and next weekend's postponed match in italy could cost them if it could have been the match that won them the title. that depends on france's remaining games, though. that's all the sport for now.

tracey cryer runs a small businesses supplying support staff and teachers into special needs school,ool supply teacher who has had to self isolate due to a pre—existing lung condition. i'm going to start, veronica, with an e—mail. sudhir is a 71—year—old living on my own and working as a self employed science and maths private tutor. i have never claimed any benefit except my state pension. if i am asked to self—isolate there will be a sharp drop in my income. do i expect any financial support from the government for loss of income and if so who do i contact? first, it is important to point out that there is an entitlement guide on our uk website which you can access and have a look at. the situation is entirely dependent on circumstances, so if he has any savings or property that could come into consideration. you may be entitled to pension credits. i would advise to go online and have a look at our website, and if he has any concerns, he is more well —— more than welcome to contact us. the website address is... gov,uk. and there is also i understanding universal credit section on t

mark maciver is a barber with star clients like anthonyjoshua, stormzy and aj tracey.ose at home and thinking about cutting their own hair. what would you say? yes, it's been really interesting, more or less immediately, as soon as lockdown started we had an influx of people asking about how to cover grey, how to look after their hair at home and things like that and most recently, i would say, people asking about how to cut their hair at home and things like that. i would follow the advice that you you quys would follow the advice that you you guys have been giving as well. if you are cutting your hair, keep it simple, just trim around the ears, around the edges. that kind of thing. for women, it's around the edges. that kind of thing. forwomen, it's a around the edges. that kind of thing. for women, it's a little bit easier, you can potentially look after the hair a little bit more, try some different hairstyles. but it's been really nice hearing what the guys are doing with their families, getting their kids to shave their hair and things like that. we are actually

mark maciver is a barber with star clients like anthonyjoshua, stormzy and aj tracey.mohicans and either hair and all these different styles, and it's, like, how about you just keep it simple? whether you take mark's advice or not, looks like there will be interesting looks when the lockdown is over. seren jones, bbc news. while we may be indoors observing the lockdown, one welsh town has been overrun by new residents — mountain goats! the 12—strong group of goats was spotted last friday evening running around llandudno in north wales. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello, again. when you compare the weather this week to last week, there is quite a difference, certainly in temperature. this time in last week in north wales the mercury hit 19 celsius. today, it's more likely to be only nine celsius. high pressure is still very much in charge of our weather. looking at the isobars, you can see that they are fairly spaced out, so not much ofa are fairly spaced out, so not much of a breeze, although it will be —— will be windier in the north—w

tracey, carly, joel, victoria, and there's a lot more we can do. it all just starts with communicating and getting to know people, because in a sense, we're all alike. we work here, so we should be more like family together, and i thank you for all of my new friends and friends to make, and thank you. and we have food, and enjoy. thank you. [applause] >> good afternoon and welcome to the regular hearing for wednesday, february 19th, 2020. i will remind members of the public we do not tolerate any outbursts. please silence cell phones and when speaking before the commission, if you care to, state your name for the record. i see the poster boards are up but they're blocking the monitors. so at least the one in the back should be moved so members of the public can view the monitor. appreciate you