tyree cross. [applause] >> eduardo garcia. [applause] >> xavier abrams. [applause] >> jack lau. [applause] >> and at this time, i'll take a photo. >> our next group of players is john tursano. thank you. [applaus [applause] >> diego ramirez. [applause] >> jeffrey franco. [applause] >> andres montano. [applause] >> tony crossland. [applause] >> all right. take our next group of photos right now. next group of students, dean batar. [applause] >> nicholas walker. [applause] >> darren erfrey. [applause] >> michael leon. [applause] >> tamani morris. [applause] >> alex mchugh. alex? [applause] >> our final group of student athletes, philip acuna. [applause] >> alexis velasquez. [applause] >> jonathan chow. [applause] >> sicoti manunua. [applause] >> leonardo gallegos. >>> mikha >>>. [applause] >> mikhail hicks. [applause] >> and james wish. [applause] >> so we're going to present certificates to the managers and coaches, and once we do the presentation of certificates, we'll take one big group photo here. i think we'll do it near the steps. all right. here we go. to the managers, cass

air canada said one of the plane's tyres apparently ruptured and part of the landing gear fell into theairport to use up and jettison fuel, before coming in to land safely. the actorjoaquin phoenix has used his baftas speech to call out what he says is "systemic racism" in the film industry. phoenix, who was named best actor for his role injoker, said show business was sending a very clear message to people of colour that "you're not welcome here." at least 1a pupils have been killed in a stampede at a primary school in western kenya. it happened in the town of kakamega, which is almost 300 kilometres from the capital nairobi. rhoda 0dhiambo spoke to me from there earlier. the information we have is that at about 5pm, when the bell was rung signifying that the lesson had come to an end, the children rushed out of class and it's at this point that some of them used a narrow staircase inside the school. some of them fell on of the students and parents flock to the school trying to find out what had happened. the people from the red cross team pitched a tent at the red cross team pitched a

tyree own is so premature he can't breathe without a machine pumping oxygen through his tiny lungs. it's an extreme measure for such a small baby it puts him at high risk for infection and internal bleeding. if the list. is 3 like you get up to cover for man. for time he owns mother lash a welsh it's an agonizing time every can do when they would just stand watch and wait. with a wait. but lash a can't stay with him. a single mother with 3 other children. keep the family just above the poverty line my doctors have put me on light duty. life. is not enough to support me and my children so i had to go there for duty. after working an overnight shift finishing at 7 in the morning started having contractions. she was rushed to hospital and gave birth. but now she has to get back to work. this way. he. now and then he's going to be in hospital. for the next couple of minutes so that can. prevent such an oxygen being present in their hands or. even if a baby can be saved in an e.q. it's an outcome and the cost doctors say could be prevented you're literally talking about. several 1000 hou

this is a tyre market that has been set on fire. most of the shops here were owned by muslims.ve seen signs of arson all day. and indonesia's plans to move jakarta, the world's fastest sinking city, to the jungle—covered island of borneo — but at what cost? live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. good morning. it's 9am in singapore, 1:00 in the morning in london, and 8pm in new york, where stock markets have fallen sharply for a second day in a row. investors are increasingly concerned about the coronavirus. the dow closed down by more than 3% again, and that comes after markets in asia and europe also fell sharply. we have asia markets reopening again falling this morning. the global total of covid—19 cases is now above 80,000. the vast majority are in china, where the rate of new infections is now slowing but there's been a significant rise in south korea. officials say they want to test around 200,000 members of a religious sect, which is at the centre of the outbreak, as laura bicker reports. "save the people of daegu" is the cr

this is a tyre market that has been set on fire. most of the shops here were owned by muslims.

tyre for northern scotland, died for orkney but saying quite shipment. east farm to a question sunday. kathy particularly in the north might not be expected 60 or 70 that we will see through the evening and overnight in the first on sunday morning. as a result at this wednesday will still feel chilly tomorrow. a question about how far into england that band of rain it will come, you can see through sunday night and had my baby could see my rain pushing it. a much colder night, widespread frost and therefore an ice risk. a snatching s&l as well and therefore an ice risk. a snatching s&l as well on that weather system. monday morning rush—hour needs to be watched. it doesn't look like it will amount to a great deal but it could make things a little bit, poor visibility and slippery. temperatures sunshine and slippery. temperatures sunshine and shallow day for most and ice. the story for the week i had not been exceptionally warm. we say chilly for the first week of march. night—time frost as well and showers. and as ever more online.

it was forced to land after one its tyres burst on take—off.in london last night but the biggest talking point wasn't who picked up the awards but the lack of diversity amongst the nominees. all twenty acting nominees were white, and no female directors were put forward for the seventh consecutive year. joaquin phoenix was praised for using his best actor acceptance speech to call for change. this report by our arts editor will gompertz. and it does contain flashing images. if there was any doubt that the lack of diversity in this year's bafta nominations was a significant issue, thenjoaquin phoenix made it absolutely clear it was when he picked up his award for best actor. i think that we send a very clear message to people of colour that you are not welcome here. we really have to do the hard work to truly understand systemic racism. i think that it is the obligation of the people that have created and perpetuate and benefit from a system of oppression to be the ones that dismantle it — so that's on us. that can't happen soon enough for the d

this is a tyre market that has been set on fire. most of the shops here were owned by muslims.we have been on the road. and we are just a few hundred metres from a place where there were violent mobs carrying sticks and stones. it all began as clashes over india's new citizenship law, which grants amnesty to non—muslim illegal immigrants from three neighbouring countries. but we are seeing now is a religious riot, and it has left people scared and angry. this is a muslim home that was burnt down. this man can barely hold back tears as he recounts how he and his family escaped angry hindu mobs. "we had to jump from roof to roof," he says. less than a mile away, some hindu men come running towards us. "muslims are shooting bullets, they are throwing stones," they shouted. rahul solanki died after he was shot in the head. the grief of losing sons, husbands, brothers, shared by both hindu and muslim families today. and, with each hour that goes by, the number of casualties rises. at the hospital, a night ago, we stretcher after stretcher being brought in. a woman whose husband was

tyree. we've got a problem. in what's being dubbed a landmark case an appeals court in the u.s. has ruled in favor of you tube and its parent company google and the censorship lawsuit filed by conservative media company or university. addressing the 1st amendment claims the panel held that despite youtube's ubiquity and its rule as a public facing platform it remains a private form not a public forum subject to judicial scrutiny under the 1st amendment. in the lawsuit you claim due to violated the 1st amendment on free speech some of its videos were deleted from the platform. was guilty of the ties and for presenting itself as being a platform for free speech the company believes its clips were banned because of the conservative nature of the contents but the court rejected those claims after the court decision you choose parent company google stressed there was no political bias involved and pretty use claims were bad but this betrays you maintains the tech company has become dangerously powerful. sadly it appears as if even the 9th circuit is afraid of google when not done fig

onlyjoe biden, pete buttigieg and tom ‘s tyre remain in nevada, a sign how important super tuesday statesey go to the polls on march the third. bernie sanders isn't yet unstoppable but there is concern in the democratic party that with this boost tonight, he will go to super tuesday in a strong position and if he does well with super tuesday, it is possible when the polls close in states like california and texas, he will have accrued and texas, he will have accrued an insurmountable lead. that will be a good thing for bernie sanders and his campaign, of course, but a problem for some people in the party who think he is too progressive. a long way for the democratic party to go yet. a long way indeed. sophie long in nevada, thank you very much ford joining us. —— forjoining us. in south korea, officals say the number of new coronavirus cases has more than doubled in one day to 433. the prime minister described the situation as grave. many of the new cases are linked to a hospital and to a religious group near the south—eastern city of daegu. laura bicker is in seoul. health authorities sa

slippery under tyre and foot. temperature wise, towns and cities getting close to freezing.tled snow on the ground really is across the hills of northern ireland, northern england and scotland. all of these towns are at risk of seeing snow for a time. by the end of tuesday, some of the hills in scotland are above 150 metres elevation could see as much as 20 centimetres of snow, with the snow showers continuing to pile in. if anything, with the air a little bit colder on tuesday, the snow will be affecting more areas in the north of the uk. and it is going to feel that bit colder as well. wednesday, we continue with the risk of further snow, particularly across scotland and hills of northern england. eventually, showers will become less widespread across wales and south—west england as a ridge of high pressure builds in. that will tend to kill the showers are for a time. the showers off for a time. more in the way of dry weather. it will be quite chilly, though. temperatures between four and eight celsius. then wednesday night into thursday, low pressure moves into the cooled

this is a tyre market that's been set on fire. most of the shops here were owned by muslims.been on the road. and we're just a few hundred metres from a place where there were violent mobs carrying sticks and stones. it all began as clashes over india's new citizenship law, which grants amnesty to illegal immigrants from three neighbouring countries — unless they're muslim. but what we're seeing now is a religious riot. and it's left people scared and angry. this is a muslim home that was burnt out. buora khan can barely hold back tears as he recounts how he and his family escaped angry hindu mobs. "we had to jump from roof to roof," he says. less than a mile away, some hindu men come running to us. "muslims are shooting bullets, they're throwing stones," they shouted. rahul solanki died after he was shot in the head. the grief of losing sons, husbands, brothers, shared by both hindu and muslim families today. and with each hour that goes by, the number of casualties rises. at the hospital last night, we saw stretcher after stretcher being brought in. a woman whose husband wa

tyree. most things up to a landmark case a course has roadstead you chair was allowed to censor content on his platform and won a legal fight against the media company private praga university which argued it should be able to post what it wants on the basis of free speech and the 1st amendment addressing the 1st amendment claims the panel held that despite youtube's ubiquity and its role as a public facing platform it remains a private form not a public forum subject to judicial scrutiny under the 1st amendment. and the law say it's our product claims are you to violate the 1st amendment when some of his videos were deleted from the platform and suggested you tube was guilty of false advertising for presenting itself as a platform for free speech the company believes its clips were banned because of the conservative nature of the contents but the court rejected their claims you tube said it had restricted access to some of the group's videos because they were inappropriate for younger audie

formed while drivers of the traditional taxis staged protests, in some areas blocking roads and burning tyresities say they've outlawed the taxis because of criminality in the sector and high casualty figures. back to our top story now, the spread of the new coronavirus as chinese leadership admits shortcomings in fighting the outbreak. so what more could be done to stop the spread of the virus? dr emma miller is from the college of medicine and public health at flinders university in adelaide in southern australia. think that in a very real sense, the world needs to consider that it can't actually be stopped reading, and in fact the world health organization wouldn't have declared an emergency of international concern if it hadn't already gone beyond china and into other countries. i think that we do have to be careful that the efforts we are taking to try to address the issue are not actually exacerbating some of the problems that are going to be associated with the virus. what about putting a whole city in quarantine? is this the answer? i really don't think that it is, and that is not nec

he follows in the tyre tracks of ronald reagan and george w bush, who also attended nascar events atr talking point is about reclining seats while on a plane. it is after the delta chief executives said you should always ask the person behind you before you do it. this is after a video on social media divided opinion about the etiquette and the rights and wrongs of doing it. i have —— been asking where you stand, or sit on the issue. "i personally wish all reclining seats were cancelled in economy class, there is simply not the legroom for it to make you not feel claustrophobic". kevin tweets to say "always ask before reclining, it is common decency". we also had a tweet from cappy who said "how about the airlines stop —— cathy who said how about the airlines stop shoving people in like sardines so this isn't an issue." another tweet said "it issue." another tweet said "it is the airlines are always at fault, at the end of value have a red the details of the airlines you are flying with, you can always upgrade". use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. stay with us here on bbc news — so much

this is a tyre market that has been set on fire. most of the shops here were owned by muslims.e violent mobs carrying sticks and stones. it all began as clashes over india's new citizenship law which grants amnesty to non—muslim illegal immigrants from three neighbouring countries. but what we are seeing now is a religious riot. and it has left people scared and angry. this is a muslim home that was burnt down. buora khan can barely hold back tears as he recounts how he and his family escaped angry hindu mobs. "we had to jump from roof to roof," he says. less than a mile away, some hindu men come running to us. "muslims are shooting bullets, they're throwing stones," they shouted. rahul solanki died after he was shot in the head. the grief of losing sons, husbands, brothers, shared by both hindu and muslim families today. and with each hour that goes by the number of casualties rises. at the hospital a night ago we saw stretcher after stretcher being brought in. a woman whose husband was injured collapsed in the arms of a bystander. a sister whose brother was shot in the head w

this is a tyre factory that has been set on fire.s, and we've seen other signs of arson while we've been on the road today as well. what we've also seen are violent mobs carrying sticks and stones, and they were chanting "hail lord ram", which is a hindu religious cry that has come to be associated with hindu lynch mobs. now, we have been in the hindu dominated areas today, so we've not been able yet to go to the muslim dominated side to see what is going on there. the people living here are telling us that people living in the muslim dominated areas have been throwing stones and even shooting bullets at them. this all started over india's controversial citizenship law. there was a group of people, mostly muslims, protesting against the law that many critics see as anti—muslim. there was a group of people, mostly hindu, who were supporting the law. but the clashes that broke out between the two groups have increasingly become communal, and what we are seeing on the ground today very much looks like a religious rite. like a religious

and i specifically remembering a press conference of an army lieutenant colonel who was tyring to brief an audience that there was not going to be martial law cleared in texas, and that special operations command was not going to invade texas and take it over, which seems kind of crazy, but there were people there shut up in person and looked around try to figure out where the other 200 people were online who said they would be there that day. you're seeing information mobilize people to action. if you look at what happened in 2016, you saw people mobilized for and against issues at protests orchestrated by people in russia who have never even set foot. what was the message from the organizers? to take pictures, take pictures. because then on social media, i can amplify these divides over and over. i want to move past the russian discussion. this is something i'm sure you're already aware of this in every one of your states and counties and cities. is what everybody does now. it's based on stamp. scale. so i wanted to talk to you about the range of waste can play out. on election night,

encouraging another person to delay law-enforcement efforts to find the kids. 7-year-old joshua vallow and tyreenot been seen since september. police believe their lives are in danger. vallow and her husband have been on the run since november. vallow joined the doomsday called believing she was a god and mary dave bell shortly after, both spouses unexpectedly died. security footage at an idaho storage facility shows vallow visiting multiple times, dropping off a lot of her kids items. her family hoping to get answers out of her now that police have tracked her down. listen to their message. >> you better start talking down. maybe shave a year or two when you go to court. >> tell me where the kids are. heather: we will see if she talks. she is being held on $5 million bond and facing 28 years in prison. rob: an unbelievable story. we will see what happens. passengers leaving a quarantines cruise ship in japan. buses will take them to airport where they will then fly to hong kong. the final group of passengers to leave the ship after the coronavirus quarantine. 11 people from the diamond princess

this is a tyre factory that has been set on fire.have been on the road today as well. what we have also seen our violent mobs carrying sticks and stones and they we re carrying sticks and stones and they were chanting a hindu religious cry that has come to be associated with hindu lynch mobs. we have been in the hindu dominated areas today, so we have not been able yet to go to the muslim dominated site to see what is going on there. the people living here are telling us that people living in the muslim dominated areas have been throwing stones and even shooting bullets at them. they started at india's controversial citizenship law. there was a group of people, mostly muslims protesting against the law, that many critics see as anti—muslim. there was a group of people, mostly hindu who are supporting the law. but the clashes that broke out between these two groups have become communal. it looks like a religious riot. people from both communities have been killed and injured in these violent clashes. uncomfortable questions being rais

president trump follows in the tyre tracks of ronald reagan and george w bush who also attended nascar of pneumonia. the musician lost his voice mid—way through his set at auckland's mount smart stadium on sunday. sir elton appeared to break down in tears as he leaned on his piano and shook his head. the audience applauded the singer as he walked off stage, helped by several assistants. he does look absurd. —— he does look very upset. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king. sta u nto n staunton is moving away, things gradually improving, river is taking some time to respond to the rainfall. 116 millimetres fell in south wales, among the ‘s worth of rain falling at the weekend. five severe flood warnings in force from the environment agency, a number of flood warnings in place, the number starting to come down. staunton is moving away to scandinavia, quite a few isobars here in the charts, her scotla nd few isobars here in the charts, her scotland gusts of 60—70 miles an hour, the wind gusts moving as we go into this afternoon. there are some showers in the forecast, qu

it's made from old tyres that were due to go to landfill.ks easier and safer. on that note, let's get a check on the travel. good news for the tube first thing this morning. all lines running well apart from london overg round remain suspended between south tottenham and barking. turning to the roads and westbound traffic on the 813 is starting to build from dagenham in towards barking. northbound traffic on the blackwall tunnel southern approach is slow from the woolwich road flyover. turning to the roads and westbound traffic on the a13 is starting to build from dagenham in towards barking. now it's time for the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. get set for a rather stormy weekend of weather but for today, well, it's still fairly quiet. a few mist and fog patches out there at the moment, mostly towards northern home counties. they will slowly lift and clear as we head through the morning but poor visibility on the roads but it's a frosty start of the day as well, temperatures having dipped below freezing for many spots.

tyree cross. [applause] >> eduardo garcia. [applause] >> xavier abrams. [applause] >> jack lau.ause] >> and at this time, i'll take a photo. >> our next group of players is john tursano. thank you. [applaus [applause] >> diego ramirez. [applause] >> jeffrey franco. [applause] >> andres montano. [applause] >> tony crossland. [applause] >> all right. take our next group of photos right now. next group of students, dean batar. [applause] >> nicholas walker. [applause] >> darren erfrey. [applause] >> michael leon. [applause] >> tamani morris. [applause] >> alex mchugh. alex? [applause] >> our final group of student athletes, philip acuna. [applause] >> alexis velasquez. [applause] >> jonathan chow. [applause] >> sicoti manunua. [applause] >> leonardo gallegos. >>> mikha >>>. [applause] >> mikhail hicks. [applause] >> and james wish. [applause] >> so we're going to present certificates to the managers and coaches, and once we do the presentation of certificates, we'll take one big group photo here. i think we'll do it near the steps. all right. here we go. to the managers, cassandra

. >> he is receptive to the white house visit that's not all, wide receiver tyree responding to the samet would be great to go to the white house. i have never been to d.c. and matthew also chiming in and agreeing saying that any time we get the opportunity to represent kansas city, the right way, represent our teammates the right way, i don't see any wrong in that. as for ratings, super bowl sunday attracted 102 million viewers marking the first growth in viewership since 2015. top ten super bowl right there. >> heather: i was watching, i think you were too. >> we should attribute that to the "fox & friends first." >> heather: thank you so much, we will check back. the iowa caucuses are far from over and elizabeth warren among the candidates holding out hope at this hour. >> you can imagine america, the moral clarity that leaves its values every day. this campaign is for you. >> heather: does she have the most to lose, we are alive at the warren campaign headquarters of next? musical physical ♪ ♪ >> heather: and welcome back elizabeth warren is rallying supporters as she awaits results

tyree cross. [applause] >> eduardo garcia. [applause] >> xavier abrams. [applause] >> jack lau.se] >> and at this time, i'll take a photo. >> our next group of players is john tursano. thank you. [applaus [applause] >> diego ramirez. [applause] >> jeffrey franco. [applause] >> andres montano. [applause] >> tony crossland. [applause] >> all right. take our next group of photos right now. next group of students, dean batar. [applause] >> nicholas walker. [applause] >> darren erfrey. [applause] >> michael leon. [applause] >> tamani morris. [applause] >> alex mchugh. alex? [applause] >> our final group of student athletes, philip acuna. [applause] >> alexis velasquez. [applause] >> jonathan chow. [applause] >> sicoti manunua. [applause] >> leonardo gallegos. >>> mikha >>>. [applause] >> mikhail hicks. [applause] >> and james wish. [applause] >> so we're going to present certificates to the managers and coaches, and once we do the presentation of certificates, we'll take one big group photo here. i think we'll do it near the steps. all right. here we go. to the managers, cassandra ma

president trump follows in the tyre tracks of ronald reagan and george w bush who also attended nascarou pictures of a very special birthday party. trompita the asian elephant is now 59, and her keepers at aurora zoo in guatemala put on a celebration for her. she was given a few presents and a cake made of fruits and vegetables. it took two weeks to put together and weighs over 300lb. the heavy and persistent rain we had over the weekend that brought the flooding has swept away, but still left in very high river levels. this picture taken by a weather watcher in hereford earlier today. we have seen in hereford earlier today. we have seen the number of severe flood warnings dropping today, but still that flood risk remains. if you look at the satellite picture, it was this belt of cloud here that brought all that very wet weather. that is moving out into continental europe and behind it we are seeing the showery air stream, some places staying dry, but there are still some heavy showers around as we have seen some heavy showers around as we have seen earlier on today. it feels a bit coo

tyree cross. [applause] >> eduardo garcia. [applause] >> xavier abrams. [applause] >> jack lau. [applause] >> and at this time, i'll take a photo. >> our next group of players is john tursano. thank you. [applaus [applause] >> diego ramirez. [applause] >> jeffrey franco. [applause] >> andres montano. [applause] >> tony crossland. [applause] >> all right. take our next group of photos right now. next group of students, dean batar. [applause] >> nicholas walker. [applause] >> darren erfrey. [applause] >> michael leon. [applause] >> tamani morris. [applause] >> alex mchugh. alex? [applause] >> our final group of student athletes, philip acuna. [applause] >> alexis velasquez. [applause] >> jonathan chow. [applause] >> sicoti manunua. [applause] >> leonardo gallegos. >>> mikha >>>. [applause] >> mikhail hicks. [applause] >> and james wish. [applause] >> so we're going to present certificates to the managers and coaches, and once we do the presentation of certificates, we'll take one big group photo here. i think we'll do it near the steps. all right. here we go. to the managers, cass

tyree cross. [applause] >> eduardo garcia. [applause] >> xavier abrams. [applause] >> jack lau.is time, i'll take a photo. >> our next group of players is john tursano. thank you. [applaus [applause] >> diego ramirez. [applause] >> jeffrey franco. [applause] >> andres montano. [applause] >> tony crossland. [applause] >> all right. take our next group of photos right now. next group of students, dean batar. [applause] >> nicholas walker. [applause] >> darren erfrey. [applause] >> michael leon. [applause] >> tamani morris. [applause] >> alex mchugh. alex? [applause] >> our final group of student athletes, philip acuna. [applause] >> alexis velasquez. [applause] >> jonathan chow. [applause] >> sicoti manunua. [applause] >> leonardo gallegos. >>> mikha >>>. [applause] >> mikhail hicks. [applause] >> and james wish. [applause] >> so we're going to present certificates to the managers and coaches, and once we do the presentation of certificates, we'll take one big group photo here. i think we'll do it near the steps. all right. here we go. to the managers, cassandra matana. [applause]

bragged about walking five miles to the washington mall with her son-in-law oscar and nephews perry and tyree. as she told the story, she left all three of them in the dust to witness the inauguration. she departed this life on wednesday, january 22, 2020. she is survived by 12 children, two daughter-in-laws. 35 great grandchildren, and host of nieces, nephews and cousins. the rest i submit. >> president yee: submit. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. colleagues, today i am introducing a motion with cosponsorship from all members of the budget and appropriations committee laying out the budget process for the board in the name of transparency for all city partners and members of the public. my office has been working to design a budget process that builds upon past best practices, changes aspects that didn't work last year and tries to build our capacity to make informed choices with regard to the budget. the city's $12 million billion budget is on the backs of hard-working residents of san francisco and i feel responsible for ensuring we hold ourselves accountable for how the funds are spent. o

tyree cross. [applause] >> eduardo garcia. [applause] >> xavier abrams. [applause] >> jack lau. [applause] >> and at this time, i'll take a photo. >> our next group of players is john tursano. thank you. [applaus [applause] >> diego ramirez. [applause] >> jeffrey franco. [applause] >> andres montano. [applause] >> tony crossland. [applause] >> all right. take our next group of photos right now. next group of students, dean batar. [applause] >> nicholas walker. [applause] >> darren erfrey. [applause] >> michael leon. [applause] >> tamani morris. [applause] >> alex mchugh. alex? [applause] >> our final group of student athletes, philip acuna. [applause] >> alexis velasquez. [applause] >> jonathan chow. [applause] >> sicoti manunua. [applause] >> leonardo gallegos. >>> mikha >>>. [applause] >> mikhail hicks. [applause] >> and james wish. [applause] >> so we're going to present certificates to the managers and coaches, and once we do the presentation of certificates, we'll take one big group photo here. i think we'll do it near the steps. all right. here we go. to the managers, cass

tyree cross. [applause] >> eduardo garcia. [applause] >> xavier abrams. [applause] >> jack lau.plause] >> and at this time, i'll take a photo. >> our next group of players is john tursano. thank you. [applaus [applause] >> diego ramirez. [applause] >> jeffrey franco. [applause] >> andres montano. [applause] >> tony crossland. [applause] >> all right. take our next group of photos right now. next group of students, dean batar. [applause] >> nicholas walker. [applause] >> darren erfrey. [applause] >> michael leon. [applause] >> tamani morris. [applause] >> alex mchugh. alex? [applause] >> our final group of student athletes, philip acuna. [applause] >> alexis velasquez. [applause] >> jonathan chow. [applause] >> sicoti manunua. [applause] >> leonardo gallegos. >>> mikha >>>. [applause] >> mikhail hicks. [applause] >> and james wish. [applause] >> so we're going to present certificates to the managers and coaches, and once we do the presentation of certificates, we'll take one big group photo here. i think we'll do it near the steps. all right. here we go. to the managers, cassandr

tyree cross. [applause] >> eduardo garcia. [applause] >> xavier abrams. [applause] >> jack lau.applause] >> and at this time, i'll take a photo. >> our next group of players is john tursano. thank you. [applaus [applause] >> diego ramirez. [applause] >> jeffrey franco. [applause] >> andres montano. [applause] >> tony crossland. [applause] >> all right. take our next group of photos right now. next group of students, dean batar. [applause] >> nicholas walker. [applause] >> darren erfrey. [applause] >> michael leon. [applause] >> tamani morris. [applause] >> alex mchugh. alex? [applause] >> our final group of student athletes, philip acuna. [applause] >> alexis velasquez. [applause] >> jonathan chow. [applause] >> sicoti manunua. [applause] >> leonardo gallegos. >>> mikha >>>. [applause] >> mikhail hicks. [applause] >> and james wish. [applause] >> so we're going to present certificates to the managers and coaches, and once we do the presentation of certificates, we'll take one big group photo here. i think we'll do it near the steps. all right. here we go. to the managers, cassan

loan tyres and broken windshield are dangerous and car repairs take money from rent, childcare, groceries all over the country are rebuilding bridges, fixing roads, expanding broadband, cleaning up expanding broadband, cleaning up drinking water. everyone in this country benefits when we invest in infrastructure. congressional democrats have present a proposal to keep us moving forward but president trump and the republicans in the senate are blocking the path. when it comes to infrastructure, this boy has tried to do more with a shovel and a pile of dirt than us senate and the president. bullying people on twitter does not fix bridges, it burnt them. our energy should be used to solve problems. it is true for healthcare as well. for me, so many americans, healthca re healthcare as well. for me, so many americans, healthcare is personal, not political. when i was 30, i became a member of the sandwich generation, that means i was sandwiched between two generations of my own family for whom i was the primary caregiver. i was holding down a newjob, caring for my newborn daughter as well as m

tight end travis kelsey added six receptions for 43 yards and one touchdown, wide receiver tyree kill had 105 yards including the crucial 44-yard reception on third down with fewer than seven minutes remaining in the forum quarter. and wide receiver sammy watkins added another five catches for 98 yards. the defense and special teams did their part, too. bashad led the chiefs with seven tackles and within interception. chris jones was a disruptive force batting down three passes from 49ers quarterback. defensive end frank clark sacked the quarterback with fewer than two minutes remaining to seal the victory. and harry son but theker was perfect making one field goal and four extra points. the entire chief's roster contributed to this historic victory and i'm going to ask that all of their names be listed in a statement that i will submit for the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. hawley: no if i could, just a -- now if i could, just a word about the hunt family, who own the chiefs. lamar hunt founded the chiefs more than six decades ago and helped shape the national

the resulting tensions are letting the air out of the tyres of the world economy, world trade volumesd, global growth... gdp, now it barely keeps pace. growth is itself anaemic. the decline in global poverty that i referred to, that decline itself is now starting to slow. in that contest, we are hearing some bizarre rhetoric, when barriers are going up. when there is a risk that new diseases such as coronavirus would trigger a pattern and a desire for market segregation that go beyond what is medically rational to the point of doing real and unnecessary economic damage, then, at that moment, humanity needs some government somewhere then, at that moment, humanity needs some government somewhere that is willing at least to make the case powerfully for freedom and exchange. some country ready to take off and emerge with its cloak flowing as the supercharged champion. the right of populations, of the earth to buy and sell freely. in the first week of february 2020, i can tell you that the uk is ready for that role. we are ready for the great multidimensional game of chess in which we enga