once he headed it andi room at the width.he headed it and i know it's going to bounce, i get over there as quick as i could. ijust get my hand to it and it goes in that direction, and honest to god i thought it was a goal. when i hit the floor, boom! i turned around and saw it bounce around the corner, i couldn't believe it! memories of gordon banks, who has died. el chapo has been found guilty of multiple charges at his drugs trial in new york. the former leader of mexico drug cartel, he escaped from jail twice in spectacular fashion before being caught in 2016 and extradited to the united states. richard donohue gave his reaction to the verdict. minutes ago, a federal jury the verdict. minutes ago, a federal jury hearing the eastern district convicted joaquin guzman, el chapo, on all counts of the federal indictment. thejury on all counts of the federal indictment. the jury found that he led the largest and most dangerous drug cartels in the world and that he is responsible for violence including murders and the smuggling o

nats (coyote creek)depending on the width and epth of the channel and how much the flow is disrupted by tree limbs and other debris, coyote creek is weathering the storm fairly well. this section, along rock springs drive, is well below flood stage much to the relief of rose delfino who must cross a footbridge to get to her horse stable on the other side.rose delfino/stables horses near creekthe creek s swillen from the rain but also from water being released this past week from anderson reservour which is far from splling over, as it did in 2017.at a briefing today, the mayor and other officials said they have a plan for dealing with any emergencies that might arise. mayor sam liccardo/san jose officials are also monitoring the guadalupe river and other streams. work isunderway to clear a large landslide that blocked hicks road in los gatos. drivers were alerted to a worsening sinkhole here on bailey avenue and no one was landed hillsdale avenue whereroy carillo worries about a second tree threatening his house.roy carillo/worried about leaning tree(sot)rob fladeboe/san jose coming

where it was going but i wasn't going to stand on the line because i am leaving too much room at the widths going to bounce, i get over there as quick as i could. iju5t get my hand to it and it goes in that direction, and honest to god i thought it was a goal. when i hit the floor, boom! i turned around and saw it bounce around the corner, i couldn't believe it! hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kate andrew5, new5 editor at the institute of economic affairs, and political commentator, lance price. another mixed bag of front page 5toriesto delight, amu5e, who knows, maybe even horrify as you tuck into breakfast in the morning. the metro say5 there5a may was accused of lying and blackmail by mp5, as she delayed another crunch brexit vote. leading with the same story is the daily express, with the headline "secret brexit plot exposed in a hotel bar". they claim there's brexiteer fury as the uk chief negotiator allegedly let slip "back may or face delay". the guardian says the home office has come under fire for sending asylum

nats (coyote creek)depending on the width and epth of the channel and how much the flow is disrupted by tree limbs and other debris, coyote creek is weathering the storm fairly well. this section, along ckse delfino who must cross a footbridge to get to her horse stable on the other side.rose delfino/stables horses near creekthe creek s swillen from the rain but also from water being released this past week from anderson reservour which is far from splling over, as it did in 2017.at a briefing today, the mayor and other officials said they have a plan for dealing with any emergencies that might arise. mayor sam liccardo/san jose officials are also monitoring the guadalupe river and other streams. work isunderway to clear a large landslide that blocked hicks road in los gatos. drivers were alerted to a worsening sinkhole here on bailey avenue and no one was hurt when a tree landed between two homes on hillsdale avenue whereroy carillo worries about a second tree threatening his house.roy carillo/worried about leaning treehigh winds, heavy rain and a lot of mostly minor street flooding

heavy loads and back up somewhat also was such a narrow front the driver could easily misjudge the width of the rear and end up literally stuck in traffic. not that that. in spite of these minor flaws the motorized tri sicko's are still a common sight in the narrow streets or trentino in northern italy. has carried on the tree we live tradition since one nine hundred forty seven. it's easy to see why three wheel minivans are so popular south of the alps they're ideal for navigating the narrow alleyways typical of mediterranean old towns and orchards and vineyards with just one horsepower the goliath manages the climb up to paginate castle. christofferson pres by the two stroke engine strength a two cylinder four hundred c.c.'s delivered twelve horsepower ahmed with its location under the seat nicely warms the occupants behinds added lowers the center of gravity to minimize the danger of tipping it with the competitors weren't always as clever but a quick tempo and seattle for instance of the that is because it's the engine right over the front wheel which made her rather adventurous hand

reaction of someone on the other hand, the reaction of someone like land who has talked about the widthh, which is why i said you had a long day. there was a really stark contrast with some of the reaction from the liebert leadership where they have said these mps are rejecting this popular platform that that while the 2016 election. this was a warning from tom watson to the labour leaders say that if unless they change course, dealing with allegations of anti—semitism, that more defections will follow. he described the move as premature, which is kind of an interesting way to talk about it. i understand from a lot of conversation with mps about this that thomas has been so instrumental in persuading people to stay and there have been people reaching out to stay. he has not succeeded with these mps itself he has a sense of status and carbon has to do some changing. or resignations will follow, corbin has one. is that regarding westminster as a credible risk? certainly a credible risk. it is hard to say that the mps who announce the resignation this morning went quite hard on the idea th

this is the extent of the frost earlier on, you can see across the width and breadth of the country.eland milder conditions are arriving as the winds swing up off the atlantic pushing in cloud, outbreaks of rain. not a pretty picture so far in central and western scotland with rain, and other places have also had icy conditions, so this is what it looks like around midday, still a little rain across northern england, wintry across the hills but generally improving across scotland and staying dry across the south and south—east and this afternoon will feel milder with temperatures up to 7 degrees in london and then tonight a real change, we have wet and windy weather splashing and blowing through the country, temporarily some snow across the scottish hills but rain for the most part and temperatures above freezing. last night it got down to —10 in some areas, tonight it will be closer to 5 or 8 degrees in the south—west. tomorrow morning, for many of us a dry start but the rain may last for a time through the morning and the afternoon in the south—east and also showers in the north—ea

idea of defining your risk in a high-priced stock like this and trying to get to a quarter of the widthe spread in a realistic range and time period into an event makes a lot of sense. i like it. if you agree with all the reasons that mike lays out why you might want to do this, this trade makes sense. >> a couple of things. first, the group acts poorly you've got a lot of big names like eat, texas road house, cheesecake factory that are heavy, not acting well it doesn't have momentum as a theme in the market. the stock itself, we know it peak around 5.25, 3.80 in the december low, now it's back to its former high, september, october highs. in principle a rally to a difficult level where overhead supply comes into play is it already pricing in a prospective earnings beat? i'd say yes. >> management is trying to do a lot of the right things, trying to go increasingly digital, working on delivery, trying to improve same-store sales they've gotten a lot of the food safety issues behind them. that's all good news but the stock is very expensive here it's not 2,400 outlets already this is no

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this is the extent of the frost earlier on, you can see across the width and breadth of the country.reaks of rain. not a pretty picture so far in central and western scotland with rain, and other places have also had icy conditions, so this is what it looks like around midday, still a little rain across northern england, wintry across the hills but generally improving across scotland and staying dry across the south and south—east and this afternoon will feel milder with temperatures up to 7 degrees in london and then tonight a real change, we have wet and windy weather splashing and blowing through the country, temporarily some snow across the scottish hills but rain for the most part and temperatures above freezing. last night it got down to —10 in some areas, tonight it will be closer to 5 or 8 degrees in the south—west. tomorrow morning, for many of us a dry start but the rain may last for a time through the morning and the afternoon in the south—east and also showers in the north—east of scotland but elsewhere dry and bright and temperatures are back up to double figures. the ch

agreement, and i know the withdrawal agreement has already compromisess, but it does not see in beyond the widthion in the future relationship that will prevent the backstop staying forever. it's one of the reasons that the dup leader, arlene foster, the former irish first minister, said "through the intransigence of the european union and the republic of ireland in their attitude, they're actually more likely to bring about the very thing that they want to avoid." ie, they're not compromising and therefore a no deal is more likely. do you agree with her? well, you know, the clock is running down and we're rolling down the hill. you know, there's only six or seven weeks now to the end of march. i still think that there is — i may be wrong in this, but i still think there's a large majority of people in the house of commons that do not want a no deal. there are various options to look at then, do they push the article 50 out further? and do some — is there a coalition of people from both labour and from the tories? but i certainly, let me be very clear about arlene foster's point, i get on very w

risk makes a lot of sense a lot of the bad news is in the stock but a lot of uncertainty i like the widthned to play this thing any positive catalyst you will have this in the mid 50s pretty soon. >> good experience another good tag team. >> tremendous. the first one i think we worked out extraordinarily well i don't remember what it was i'm sure the crack staff will tell me in my ear. >>> coca-cola shares falling flat mike khouw will hell you how to turn that frown back inn a smile. stick around for his coke recovery trade free access to every platform. yeah, that too. i don't want any trade minimums. yeah, i totally agree, they don't have any of those. i want to know what i'm paying upfront. yes, absolutely. do you just say yes to everything? hm. well i say no to kale. mm. yeah, they say if you blanch it it's better, but that seems like a lot of work. no hidden fees. no platform fees. no trade minimums. and yes, it's all at one low price. td ameritrade. ♪ (danny) after a long day of hard work... ...you have to do more work? (vo) automatically sort your expenses and save over 40 hours a

so i like the width in which you've defined to the upside to play this thing.ositive catalyst and you'll have this in the mid-50s pretty soon. >> guy, another good tag team. >> the first one we did worked out extraordinarily well i don't remember what it was i'm sure the crack staff in d.c. will tell me in my ear. >>> coming up, coca-cola shares falling flat this week how to turn that frown back into a smile. for when you trade? i want free access to research. yep, td ameritrade's got that. free access to every platform. yeah, that too. i don't want any trade minimums. yeah, i totally agree, they don't have any of those. i want to know what i'm paying upfront. yes, absolutely. do you just say yes to everything? hm. well i say no to kale. mm. yeah, they say if you blanch it it's better, but that seems like a lot of work. no hidden fees. no platform fees. no trade minimums. and yes, it's all at one low price. td ameritrade. ♪ (danny) after a long day of hard work... ...you have to do more work? every day you're nearly fried to a crisp, professionally! can someone

resistors now are less than one third of a millimeter across they talking about getting close to the width of a human hair for some dimensions from these components. so this is a pretty old phone this is relatively easy to take apart just a certain level and then it gets tricky so i've taken those screws up and i walk. ok then we've got the electronics you can see how they started to corrode a little bit in this really old phone. then the. circuit board. in you find in mobile phones there's a lot of shielding because there's a lot of. honestly transmission of radiation as the thing transmits this little motor. is the thing that makes the phone vibrate and this little weight at the top is actually made of a tungsten ali because it's so heavy. here we go. so that's some more of the circuit board and under here we can get it off. is the gold. so whenever there are buttons there's usually gold that's why smartphones are a little bit cheaper to make in some respects to some extent because they don't use all this is gold as the contacts or they simply don't have a keyboard and buttons. from this

the metropole parasol in seville spain has a maximum width of one hundred fifty meters over three thousand wooden parts are held together with glue initially there were doubts it would work. the high performing glue is a technical innovation the architect wants to expand the boundaries of. the possible. his organic design has breathed new life into seville zz old course. yogen my has been called germany's greatest architectural hope since ballot house his designs would have been technologically unfeasible in battle house days using three d. modeling he can incorporate prefabricated elements without full fitting aesthetic value he is currently working on a building for a university in belin. we have my desk up there our building is very sculptural are made of in for a lightweight concrete contains form glass gravel and clay aggregate to improve the concrete insulation capacity of the press or so we'll have a fossil free for some without polystyrene and additional insulation. it will be a very low maintenance building their bottoms are most holes. at the ballot house gropius also experimente

the sidewalks and roads is the same width or the traffic conditions are the same from 19th to mission street. it would only cost an estimated 1.4 million to make the rest of valencia safe for pedestrians and cyclists. i urge you to continue this shovel ready project. thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you, sir. are there any other members of the public that would like to testify on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel] [please stand by] -- on bike share membership projects such as lyft, that upon purchased the operator must have a commensurate amount to the project. this year we expect to have approximately $720,000 in tsfcta funds for the projects. there's project types and requires program managers to adopt criteria that guide the selection of these local projects and this is the item before you today. and the transportation authority typically funds four to eight projects per year and we generally are able to fund most, if not all of the projects that meet eligibility requirements in. past years we funded diverse projects, bike parking and shuttles and low emissi

now the yees want to comply with the building code this have to have stairs a certain width. to do that they have to teardown 50% of the elevator tower which they can't do because the part they would teardown is co-owned and subject to the easement covenants. they thought they would push it by disassembling the elevatortor tower and taking away pieces to structurally weaken it then they sepreported to dpi. then on top of that when they wanted to address the novs they blocked the permit to do exactly that. the goty as were in a position to enforce. the judge issued a restraining order prohibiting the yees from disassembling or tampering or having anything negative to do with the elevator structure and elevatortor. yet, that is what they want to do in this application. it is hidden. there is in a handwritten notation from the most recent version of the plans. i have highlighted which says we are going to teardown 50% that they own by the way. we want to widen our building in order to do that. that act is a legalnulty. it is prohibited because the judge said so. the yees argue t

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this really goes to how much use is expected in each area, the width of paving areas to make sure that the volume of circulation is accommodated and the materials are durable through time. with accessibility really focused on universal access, working closely with the department of public works access coordinator and the mayor's office on disability to ensure that treasure island and are accessible as possible and set a standard for accessibility. with pedestrian and bike safety, a lot of emphasis on making sure that bile asks and pedestrians are linked at the intersection in ways that allow to allow for pedestrians to see the bicyclists and ensure there aren't conflicts. we worked to make sure there's color differentiations and divide the biactivists from the -- bicyclists from the pedestrians. making sure that the pavement types are slip resistant and jointing design to ensure comfort for a wheelchair users. and then, lastly, real focus on design for the visibility impaired. and we did a unique thing, which is that we worked with the lighthouse for the blind. and developed a braille

it's at least double the width of the current proposed project that i'm appealing right now and would be casting a shadow on franklin park square. and now, they are putting their project forward, it is a foreseeable project that is moving forward, that this could have a detrimental effect upon this park and more importantly, the children that attend this park and count on it to be a free and open space and with proper sun light. and just to add onto this, part of the section also states that the discussion should be guided by the standards of practicality and reasonableness when reviewing these new impacts. and so i'm going to start real quick with the importance of open space and why it's so important. i notice that that was brought up by the appellant, and i think we have to make sure that we are very cognizant that this park is especially joyed by many kids -- enjoyed by many kids, a lot of low-income, colored children who do not have a lot of park space in the mission. we're one of the few spaces in spi san francisco to have park space that is publicly available. public spaces whe

there are more people dying from hair width and fentanyl overdoses now than car crashes and aids andced as a country as a problem in the past. so, i wouldn't be surprised if the deal does collapse because of the democrats' refusal to budge back to the position they were in prior administrations. >> yes, you understand the wall is not going to stop the amount of drugs coming through the ports of entry. we've done this for weeks now. and the facts from cdp on where the drugs are coming in. the question is if it's a national emergency, emergency means there has to be a reaction now. and day after day, when the president says we're wasting our time, it seems like he's contradicting his point with the first sentence with the second one. >> look, victor, if we're convinced we're wasting our time with a border wall, i'm happy to get democrats' support with that. that's a criticism that trump would love to face. if democrats want to come on board and they can actually come to the table in this conference committee and negotiate. >> saying it's a national emergency, again, emergency suggests

attention to what's being said about him on cable news back in the united states will he have the band width to pay attention to the lighthizer comments >> and would he sunday the markets are coming back now. dow down about 40. eamon, thank you >>> the kim jong-un summit one of the major events we're following. also the showdown between india and pakistan let's bring in michelle caruso-cabrera >> always a pleasure >> what do you make of the progress or lack thereof on the talks with north korea >> i think what's happening in hanoi is significant that the president is attempting to do something. and get somewhere with north korea because when you look at what's happened in india and pakistan in the last 24 hours, once again, hostilities on their disputed border. they're both nuclear powers, armed to the teeth and we have to worry once again about the possibility of nuclear war in that region a region where we fought our longest war in history in afghanistan. so to understand the significance, why what he's doing there is so important. all we have to do is look at that other situation and know

mention something john touched upon in his opening comments as we're trying to build the bredth and width for infrastructure. we're focusing on transportation right now and it's appropriate because it's the key part of this effort, i believe. but i think we need to also consider very much needed investments in other infrastructure. >> no doubt. >> like water. and communities throughout the country, we have water challenges whether it's clean drinking water, whether it's issues that deal with flood control. whether it's issues in terms of water supply as we need in california. so i think, frankly, when we're talking about investing our infrastructure, we make a mistake if we limit it only to our transportation needs. i think that there's an appetite out there. i think the public sees a real need for investments in other related infrastructure projects. and how we put that funding together, of course, is the challenge. but i think -- i would hope this is part of an overall package. and i think your notion, kurt, about putting it in bite-sized pieces, the idea is that it's an overall package

special use district pick the planning code defines an alley as a right-of-way less than 30 feet in width, and the subject property is located on jasper place, which is only 17 feet wide, and there is defined as an alley. the definition of a development lot includes a lot that includes a proposal for new construction, it also clarifies that pre-existing access to offstreet parking and loading on development lots that violate the restrictions of section 155 r. may not be maintained for the subject building permit provides new construction on the undeveloped portion of the subject property. therefore, because a perk of her -- proposes new construction on an alley lost in the residential special use district, that already contains a noncompliant curb cut, the provisions of the planning code clearly prohibit the inclusion of a curve get within the proposed new construction. the ordinance language is clear that garage access is not wanted in new projects, an existing curve shots must be removed when significant new development occurs. while i won't address any issues -- every issue raised, i w

it's been the sight widths of pga tournaments, u.s. opens, and of course the at&t formerly known as the crosby, but there is a very unique store hearing as well. is called golf links to the past. i like history. i know golfers like history. everything from -- take a look at some of the vintage clubs, and if you go up here in the corner, tributes to some movies, the caddie, dean martin and jerry lewis, down below there is that one of the decanters from the days when this was called the bing crosby national pro-am, and i will take let you a look at some of the other things around here including memorabilia from the ryder cup, and we'll talk to the owner of the store in just this store, but before we do bu those only in pebble beach days. this year celebrity shootout feature familiar faces like the ray romano, all father ribera, and larry the cable guy. teams captained by clint eastwood and bill murray. it was never more obvious these are amateur golfers playing on a demanding, professional course. they were playing for $20,000 a whole fo

their advance along the northern cost in the island of new guinea which is in length as long as the width of the eastern front was which again emphasizes the difference in scale of everything in the pacific. mo chester nimitz would in june 1944 attack the southern marianna islands. they would seize sipan, tinian and guam. the purpose was to solidify the communications and have air bases. they included bases for bombers hat would conduct a strategic bombing campaign to japan. they seized the palau islands in 1944. and they would shake out to the island of peleliu. operation, they would approach to the falkland islands. in november, 1944, mcarthur and nimitz forces would combine to attack the southern most island of the philippine islands. these operations would continue according to this schedule until september when he intervened very dramatically. halsey was commander of the third fleet which was the main force of the specific fleet including the task forces. those courier forces had conducted strikes against the central and southern philippines for the ninth through the 13th of septembe

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the northern cost in the island of new guinea, which, as pointed out, it is in length as long as the width of the eastern front was, which again emphasizes the difference in scale of everything in the pacific. admiral chester w nimitz, in command of the central pacific ocean area forces, what, in june 1944, attack the southern marianna islands. they would seize sipan, tinian and guam. the purpose of that operation was to secure the sea lanes of communication into the central pacific and also to maintain naval and air bases for further operations, including basis for b-29 super fortress bombers that would conduct a strategic bombing campaign against japan. nimitz within pivot -- within pivot south to seize the palau islands in 1944. and they would shake out to the island of peleliu. after that operation, they would security approaches to the philippine islands. in november 1944, macarthur and nimitz would combine to attack the large, southernmost main island of the philippine islands. these operations would continue according to this schedule until september, when admiral william f halsey j

when he was the width at the time, they fell short. he would argue that well, in the the process was messy and it may be didn't look good for him, but they got more out of it than they were trying to in the end anyway. are making progress even though it doesn't look neat and tidy and he doesn't look like as ineffective leader as the previous. host: are we going to see a lot of him as a face of the republican party in congress? great or's not a greater. one of his major problems in the past was when he talked about runninghazi committee, for speaker back in 2015, when heinto trouble suggested on fox news that the benghazi committee was mainly therefore medical purposes to clinton. hillary he got into a lot of trouble for that. it contributed to his failing to generate enough support to become speaker. the past, problems in but he does do quite a bit of cable tv. specifically on fox news, fox business, cnbc. i think we will probably see him out front on those more conservative business oriented networks. host: i'm going to turn to you an

my only concern is, while some fundamentals may justify a cut, there is the width of politics politicsd with the r.b.i. does given how the government has burned through governors lately. haslinda: it is indefinite. >> the fed has capitulated. they indicated they are willing to pause. they will be data-dependent going forward. we saw from friday's numbers that labor market numbers look healthy. were wayry numbers beyond market excitations. even though we did see a marginal creep up in the an opponent rate, the market got to keep the fed from being outbreak dovish in the near term. i think the rate cut expedition from the fed is premature. at this stage, we just have to look, barring any surprises on growth, i don't think the federal cut. what that means for the other central banks is that they can put cuts on the table for now. you don't need to rush. in the past year, we have seen bank rates in asia. i'm not sure if the rba is ready to say they will go ahead and cut. haslinda: idea make about a disconnect between what the fed will likely do and what the market is expecting the fed to d