last budget, there were supposed to be a bit of an u pta ke after were supposed to be a bit of an uptakespending budget and the purse strings were going to be loosened. how could he reconcile that with these figures and that his political problem. the amount of money the pm is having to pledge labour mps, listening the purse strings and then some. listen for the deputy... let us move on to the daily mirror. they have been campaigning on the food bank question for quite some time to be fair. the paper has taken on this. it is abbott bloodstain —— it is amber rudd saying today there is a link between universal credit and food bank use. people have experienced this themselves. there isa experienced this themselves. there is a lag from some people. that is five weeks if it is working. exactly so if it falls on a certain time of the month, and if not a bigot like. this is been going on for seven or eight years and it is extraordinary amber wright is finally emitting it and she has adopted a different tone to her predecessors on this. and she has adopted a different tone to her predecessors on

. >>> bay area airports are seeing an uptake in passenger traffic. it biggest growth is that meta- san jose. 3.4 million travelers came and went in 2018 and that is an increase from the year before. in places it was a second to sfo for the regions busiest airport. the number of travelers increased by 3 1/2% last year and the total is 57.8 million passengers in international travel made most of that growth. in oakland, they saw a 4% increase from 27 to 2018 and the final count for last year, just under 13.6 million passengers. the numbers at oakland and san jose airport could see another pup this year with new routes being added. >>> san francisco police have arrested a man they call the motorcycle bandit. ricardo hernandez was charged in connection with a series of armed robberies going back to early december. police say he would walk into business wearing a motorcycle helmet and show gun and demand cash. police say he was also linked to seven other robberies across the bay area. >>> many americans are struggling to pay their bills. and reports as a

billion dollars slew of projects the israeli government announced including trying to increase the uptake of the israeli education system in palestinian schools increase business infrastructure increase the amount of archeological digging in areas such as this one so many palestinians see this as part of a wider attempt to cement and solidify israeli control in occupied east jerusalem there's also been opposition from israeli architects and n.g.o.s who say this will be a blight on a beautiful landscape that the fifteen pylons that will be used will be much bigger much more obtrusive than are been argued by the proponents and they also are attacking the argument that this will reduce congestion in the area they say that will merely move that congestion to other parts of jerusalem nonetheless the plans are now published there are sixty days during which members of the public can either support suggest or oppose them before they're put for final submission romania has taken the rotating presidency of the european union for the first time but it's already proving controversial the government

of reaction to michael cohen's testimony to congress already in washington what's the what's the uptake on in terms of how damaging cohen's testimony will actually be for president politically. depends on who you ask if you again right and left of the political divide if you ask democrats and the left or the progressive and the so-called resistance to donald trump how damaging this testimony was they say it was that is basically the beginning of the impeachment process for donald trump couldn't get any worse for donald trump and mr cohen is a very very important building block in making the case about or against donald trump and how bad he is for the country for the united states for the world and as a president if you ask republicans and his supporters of course not only in the company but in the senate or. in the house as well as in the country don't forget thirty percent. of americans are his core base so they are supporting the president and they will support the president beyond what mr cohen now said they will wipe this away and say it doesn't really matter mr cowen himself is a b

going down, the risk in diesel is obviously quite significant and consumer confidence towards the uptake of these problems, diesel for instance, how big a problem is that for the uk? rather significant, you can already see that most of the oems you can already see that most of the 0ems are really transitioning their retail portfolio from their existing fleet to encompassing all electric vehicles, and also moving on to autonomous vehicles, per se, so there is a shift as well as men also, policy and regulations are now becoming more important as we speak, so car manufacturers are now more than ever urged not only by the policy regulators but also by the public to really make a significant step change in producing their vehicles and doing it in a more sustainable and efficient way. you have this massive change going on at the car industry as we move from the internal combustion engine to electric, which has not quite really started, but is about to start. how much of that business is going to land in the uk do you reckon?‘ significant chunk, we are still home to one of the major car manufac

those are mainly because of a higher uptake rate for benefits for ihss workers. and then the cost of the contract mode worker benefit is going up, as well. and there's wage growth in there, as well. and then, the last item is the -- what's labeled here as the office of ageing slice of the pie. that is mainly dignity fund growing. and i'm going to go back one. you'll see that the biggest slice. the ihss is paid through a combination of funds and 1991 realignment revenue growth. the controller's office will actually come along and they will reestimate this number before they finalize the budget, so we will end up with a different number than that unless -- well, with -- with incredibly high probability. and -- and the general fund number will change, as well. we treat aligning revenue as an offsetting cost to general funds, so those two pieces of the pie come together. and then, of course, the other piece of jump is in dignity fund. and then, if we go to this slide, which is sort of -- whatever the categories in -- what are the categories in which we spend the mone

billion dollars slew of projects of the israeli government announced including trying to increase the uptake of the israeli education system in palestinian schools increase business infrastructure increase the amount of archeological digging in areas such as this one so many palestinians see this as part of a wider attempt to cement and solidify israeli control in occupied east jerusalem there's also been opposition from israeli architects and n.g.o.s who say this will be a blight on a beautiful landscape that the fifteen pylons that will be used will be much bigger much more obtrusive than are been argued by the proponents and they also are attacking the argument that this will reduce congestion in the area they say that will merely move that congestion to other parts of jerusalem nonetheless the plans are now published there are sixty days during which members of the public can either support suggest or oppose them before they're put for final submission. celebrations have begun in iran to mark the fortieth anniversary of the nine hundred seventy nine islamic revolution a ceremony has been

medication addiction and even though you can't get xanax on the nhs, they have been surprised by the swift uptakeelfast. but they're not the only ones in the uk that are concerned. deaths linked to counterfeit xanax have also been reported in scotland, england, and wales and when it comes to rehab, for the first time, public health england said the number of under 18s being treated for addiction to tranquilizers has doubled in a year. anything you ever wanted to know about addiction, but was afraid to ask... primrose lodge is a rehab clinic. they've seen a rise in young people asking for help with tranquilliser addiction. xanax taken properly and under medical supervision works correctly. but fake xanax, mixed with other drugs, can have fatal consequences. alcohol, in particular, and xanax are both depressants. so, the effects physically on the body, it slows down... they both slow down the heart rate and they can shut down the respiratory system, which can, ultimately, lead to comas or death. paul has now been clean forjust under a year, but says every day he sees kids as young as 13 either sell

medication addiction and even though you can't get xanax on the nhs, they have been surprised by the swift uptake. deaths linked to counterfeit xanax have also been reported in scotland, england, and wales and when it comes to rehab, for the first time, public health england says the number of under 18s being treated for addiction to tranquilizers has doubled ina year. anything you ever wanted to know about addiction, but was afraid to ask... primrose lodge is a rehab clinic. they've seen a rise in young people asking for help with tranquilliser addiction. xanax taken properly and under medical supervision works correctly. but fake xanax, mixed with other drugs, can have fatal consequences. alcohol, in particular, and xanax are both depressants. so, the effects physically on the body, it slows down... they both slow down the heart rate and they can shutdown the respiratory system, which can, ultimately, lead to comas or death. paul has now been clean forjust under a year, but says every day he sees kids as young as 13 either selling or taking fake xanax and worries they'll go through what he went

addiction, and even though you can't get xanax on the nhs, they have been surprised by the swift uptaken the uk that are concerned. deaths linked to counterfeit xanax have also been reported in scotland, england and wales, and when it comes to rehab, for the first time, public health england said the number of under 18s being treated for addiction to tranquilisers has doubled ina year. anything you ever wanted to know about addiction, but was afraid to ask. so what do we have up here? primrose lodge is a rehab clinic. they've seen a rise in young people asking for help with tranquilliser addiction. xanax taken properly and under medical supervision works correctly. but fake xanax, mixed with other drugs, can have fatal consequences. alcohol, in particular, and xanax are both depressants, so the effects physically on the body, it slows down... they both slow down the heart rates and they can shut down the respiratory system, which can, ultimately, lead to comas or death. paul has now been clean forjust under a year, but says every day, he sees kids as young as 13 either selling or taking

we saw millennials were not increasing their uptake of home delivery because they don't want to pay thepositioned because they're doing it through whole foods for free so walmart and kroeger are charging $10 a delivery. as they takes off you'll see earnings delusion increase from that as well flip cart is very die lute lute the indian government recently pulled the government out from under them on regulating e-commerce by foreign entities meaning walmart which owns flip cart and amazon has a multibillion dollar investment there as well. on their call they said they think thick manage through that but they were equivocal. so we're seeing india. we thought it was not a good corporate governance move but gave them the benefit of the doubt and at least at this juncture we're sorry to say it looks like it's worse than we thoug thought. 106 in november. 104 pressing on now. i mean, a lot of the wood, has it been chopped already. >> we see continued upside here. what we believe here is scale matters and being bigger as well as the global dividend yield and this is a stock that will work in ou

. >> well, i'm a little slow on the uptake.t is incredible about the cal bears basketball team. >> that's hard. that's a tough season. >> it makes for a tough season when you've gotten more than a year without a conference win, >> does make for a long season. thank you. >>> coming up next at 11:00. >> we get car break-ins every once in a while, like every three monthors something, but we never get anything crazy like this. >> a shooting in a quiet east by a neighborhood. reports of shots fired and a man seen driving away from the scene. scene. >>> it happened in a danville parking lot where a man was found dead with several wounds. >> people in danville say they aren't used to seeing this kind of violent crime. we have the latest on what happened from danville. >> reporter: there's less of a police presence than about an hour ago when we were first on the air about 10:00, ene. earlier today i spoke with a resident in the area. he didn't want to go on camera, because he has family. but he heard a gunshot and saw a man jump into

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. >> what does it say if anything about the success or uptake of apple pay? >> actually, so when i think about apple pay, versus my initial expectations, it's a lot more ubiquitous than i initially anticipated and therefore, i'd say it's a success if you look at what you refer to before on this services side, it's part of their fast growing services revenue that hopefully over time will supplement more of the slowdown in the core product in the iphone. >> my issue with the point of service use of the phone is that, comparatively small number of places i do business have the terminals that accept it and when i try to use those terminals, there's some misfunctiomi dysfunction. >> that can be an issue with apple pay but generally speaking, it's more ubiquitous than anticipated and anecdotally, good experiences with it both online and in physical retail stores. >> i'm almost never had a hiccup i've used it all the time. tom, thank you so much >> thank you >> tom forte with d.a. davidson. >>> coming up, more food shares of dime brane brand international house of b

these types of calls, we should be using this information to ask questions as to why we're seeing an uptake well, the numbers are on page 11. i'm not sure if we're talking about the same number, but it's itemized, obviously, to e.m.s. six, fire incidents, and medical incidents. >> commissioner veronese: yeah. i added up all the noes, and i added up all the yeses in those two columns, and then divided the noes and found it's 38.8%. so we're up until 2% from where we were. >> so the medical incidents -- i'm not disputing what you're saying. the medical incidents, there's 2761 no, and 5841 yes. they're basing it on those numbers, not adding the rest. >> commissioner veronese: where are you? >> i'm on page 11, at the bottom. i look at the medical incidents as opposed to the fire incidents. the fire incidents, they're just -- there's not many. the m.s.-6 incidents, they work with a unique demographic. think go to the repeat -- they go to the repeat callers. i look at the medical number, and that's 5841 that were -- 272 2761 that were noes and 5641 that was yeses. >> commissioner veronese: if you

when you look at the highest consumer confidence, highest uptake in black enterprise -- >> laura: you heard the angle, they don't care. the far left running the democratic party does not care. it is almost like they want you to be angry and upset. minority communities, they have to have people angry and upset, otherwise they can't get them to the polls. how are the democrats going to argue they bring the country to 3.8% gdp. are they making that argument, because if they are, i am missing it? >> they are scouring the news to find little episodes that they can show to create a counter narrative that is false. here is a fact that people didn't talk about any 2016 campaign: there was a kkk klansman with a podcast talking about his support for hillary clinton. if you haven't seen that, it is because the media doesn't give that kind of information. there is racist on all sides. >> laura: shelby steele, one of my favorite writers and thinkers was on my podcast earlier. he made another point when i asked him about the power -- frankly impressive young people like alexandria ocasio-cortez. >>

billion dollars slew of projects of the israeli government announced including trying to increase the uptake of the israeli education system in palestinian schools increase business infrastructure increase the amount of archeological digging in areas such as this one so many palestinians see this as part of a wider attempt to cement and solidify israeli control in occupied east jerusalem there's also been opposition from israeli architects and n.g.o.s who say this will be a blight on a beautiful landscape that the fifteen pylons that will be used will be much bigger much more obtrusive than are been argued by the proponents and they also are attacking the argument that this will reduce congestion in the area they say that will merely move that congestion to other parts of jerusalem nonetheless the plans are now published there are sixty days during which members of the public can either support suggest or oppose them before they're put for final submission. u.s. senate has backed a bill amendment opposing president trump's plan to withdraw troops from syria and afghanistan the senate voted s

impact is that they're stuck between stations or a trip that is supposed to take 15 minutes and ends uptaking 20 mince or closer to 25 minutes. abthen the second path is to reduce the number of incidents, the actual major breakdowns that we're experiencing on the subway that stops things in both directions. and on there, what we're trying to do is reduce the number of incidents, but also respond better when we have them. so in our reducing of daily delays, we are focusing in several areas. where i think we made the most success in the last month and what i really wanted to call to your attention is steps we have taken to improve how we managed west portal. west portal, as you know, is where the k.l.m. all come in and out and it is also a source of tremendous pedestrian activity as well as bus and auto activity, all contributing to delays. what we've done over the past several weeks is we have, first of all, improved the software so that trains are now getting enough time to actually go through the intersection. we were having a software issue where sometimes we were giving trains 30 seconds a

they see rapid uptake in solar over the next few decades and lower carbon intensity in things like transportation. that's not from policy. that's just what's already happening in the free market economy. i think if you get somewhere in between there and this pie in the sky stuff, there's probably a workable solution, right? >> maybe, jack, but the only green i see going on here, guys, is the green i think the democrats are smoking when they come up with these crazy ideas. i love the word that howard schultz used, immoral. because this is not only immoral from the debt it's going to rack up, from the fact they can't explain how they're going to pay for it, but this whole idea of how we are just going to give you money, mr. and mrs. smith, to live on, and we will give you this job that's going to be from the government, and all these promises that down the road that say capitalism is going to destroy you, but the government's socialism is going to save you. that's immoral because those are lies. capitalism is going to lift up the very people that they're trying to help. david: again, the concept of

billion dollars slew of projects of the israeli government announced including trying to increase the uptake of the israeli education system in palestinian schools increase business infrastructure increase the amount of archeological digging in areas such as this one so many palestinians see this as part of a wider attempt to cement and solidify israeli control in occupied east jerusalem there's also been opposition from israeli architects and n.g.o.s who say this will be a blight on a beautiful landscape that the fifteen pylons that will be used will be much bigger much more obtrusive than are been argued by the proponents and they also are attacking the argument that this will reduce congestion in the area they say that will merely move that congestion to other parts of jerusalem nonetheless the plans are now published there are sixty days during which members of the public can either support suggest or oppose them before they're put for final submission. hundreds of south koreans have mourned the death of a leading campaigner for women who were kept in sexual slavery during world war two

. >> he would wind uptaking from projects meant for people hit by disasters.uld be different but rick, someone like you should have the same argument no matter what he does which is we do not like the executive going around congress. >> i repeatedly expressed my concern about the president using this emergency declaration. he does have some flexibility with some pots of money, as you mentioned, but some of the pots of money at least that i heard the congressman talk about are pots of money that need to have congress sign off on this reallocation of resources. so that is not going to happen. i mean, the house appropriations committee chairman is not going to sign off on moving money around that requires them to approve it. so i think it's rather limited. i don't know how much it is. i'm sure that the white house has been spending the last several weeks trying to figure out is there money that we can move around that we don't have to declare an emergency on that we don't need congressional approval on and still gets us a reasonable amount of money. i'm hopeful t

billion dollars slew of projects of the israeli government announced including trying to increase the uptake of the israeli education system in palestinian schools increase business infrastructure increase the amount of archeological digging in areas such as this one so many palestinians see this as part of a wider attempt to cement and solidify israeli control in occupied east jerusalem there's also been opposition from israeli architects and n.g.o.s who say this will be a blight on a beautiful landscape that the fifteen pylons that will be used will be much bigger much more obtrusive than are been argued by the proponents and they also are attacking the argument that this will reduce congestion in the area they say that will merely move that congestion to other parts of jerusalem nonetheless the plans are now published there are sixty days during which members of the public can either support suggest or oppose them before they're put for final submission. a top fasten label is in the limelight at a new exit besson in britain it looks at how christians or became one of the most influential

billion dollars slew of projects of the israeli government announced including trying to increase the uptake of the israeli education system in palestinian schools increase business infrastructure increase the amount of archeological digging in areas such as this one so many palestinians see this as part of a wider attempt to cement and solidify israeli control in occupied east jerusalem there's also been opposition from israeli architects and n.g.o.s who say this will be a blight on a beautiful landscape that the fifteen pylons that will be used will be much bigger much more obtrusive than are been argued by the proponents and they also are attacking the argument that this will reduce congestion in the area they say that will merely move that congestion to other parts of jerusalem nonetheless the plans are now published there are sixty days during which members of the public can either support suggest or oppose them before they're put for final submission. the u.s. senate has backs a bill amend a middle mend opposing president tom's plan to withdraw troops from syria and afghanistan the sen

so managing forests to prevent wildfires and to maximize the co2 uptake is certainly a sensible policy. >> kwun quick indulgence. a dynamic forest is young frees medium growth and old growth trees. because what we know is it young and medium growth produce more carbon -- gp than they do carbon .older the tree gets the less they do. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i'm very excited that you have given us this opportunity to really have a robust discussion around climate change. this is an issue that is very important to each of us individually, collectively, to the future of our children. my oldest son who is now a freshman in college asks me all the time when it congress going to act to address the issues of climate change? and as we have heard here today, the impacts of climate change become greater every year. in my home state of nevada, a desert state it's particularly vulnerable to the changing climate. by 2r0 50 it's prompted the city of las vegas will experience 106 days per year with temperatures upwards of 105 degrees. to provide context, las vegas

big story is characterizing that rollout and what's going to be including, pricing expectations for uptakeks and resorts, probably most of the revenue beat nonetheless, decent numbers throughout how impressive to change the narrative here and not talking about cord cutting an affecting espn and the other opportunities that they're seemingly delivering on? >> absolutely. this is a stock we have been adding to trading at 15 times earnings, reasonable for a company like disney and multi-faceted approach you have the hard assets but the content is really driving this company now and i think when you have got a baseline where espn is not hurting and you have got streaming coming on and you have got what i think we'll be focus on is what is the growth rate of the streaming and fall into the bottom line along with the hulu investment th investment that's the catalyst for a couple of years. >> saying it in the first quarter. bob iger you can tell building a robust direct to consumer business is top priority and invest in exceptional content and innovative technology. they have changed the story he

both in military and nonmilitary applications so the united states is a bit slower on the uptake if youd the literature, chinese total investment is probably just under that in aggregate terms of the u.s but it's graph's going like that and the u.s. graph like that. >> the companies moving faster than the government on this. >> they are. but you've got to china a massive government effort. in the united states, a much smaller government effort so on the executive order which is well publicized in the last 24 hours, as with everything, the devil will be in the detail. is it real substantial? or is it a press release >> there's another interesting thing in the op-ed i guess australia has a different perspective and the uk, as well. investment from china is almost always a benefit whereas the u.s. says that sentiment remaining the biggest economy in the world is an important one. would none of this be an issue for any of these countries or economies if china was a democracy? >> well, you hit the nail on the head in one large part xi jinping been in office for nearly six years has doubled d

not so much of the sequestration too managing forests to prevent wildfires, and to maximize the co2 uptake is sensible policy. >> one quick indulgence. young trees needing growing trees. what we know is young and medium growth trees produce more carbon or oxygen than they do carbon. the older the tree gets, the less they do. >> thank you, mister chairman. >> thank you very much, mister chairman. i am very excited that you have given us this opportunity to really have a robust discussion around climate change. this is an issue that is very important. it's important to the future of our children. my oldest son, who is a freshman in college asks mail the time when is congress going to act to address issues of climate change? as we have heard here today, the impacts of climate change become greater every year. at my home state in nevada, a desert state, it's particular vulnerable to climate change. by 2050 it is projected the city of las vegas will experience 106 days per year with temperatures upwards of 105 degrees. to provide context, las vegas currently averages 70 days per year with tempe

there has been an uptake of people opting into the system. you do not wish to donate all your organs but you can specifically choose which ones you do and don't. you can also go and opt out of organ donation if it is not something you consider. and opt out of organ donation if it is not something you considerlj found is not something you consider.” found a statistic that organ donation in wales is the highest. that is people actively opting in, not just the voluntary. that will be a combination of the two. it goes through parliament today, final hurdle, and it is called max and keira's law. thank you forjoining us. getting enough sleep can be a challenge for both adults and children, especially with the temptations of social media at bedtime. a school in blackpool has found a new way to tackle the issue — it's introduced ‘sleep lessons‘ to help pupils understand how important a good night's rest really is. our reporterjayne mccubbin has been to find out more. as the sun sets, how many of us are getting ready for a really good night's sleep? h