were not realistic and will definitely be the object of a negotiations in the summer between the works council and management it remains to be seen however how tough of a line they will actually take remember that we're talking about workers here across all job categories administration infrastructure banking itself but they tend to have transferable skills and a high degree of employer employee ability so those who can go probably will consider this option in fact saving himself said that six hundred investment bankers have already left or to a bank in the last weeks. was also directed the chairman of the supervisory board not. to get the traditional shareholders confident. well it's true acolyte or has been a constant presence in all the turbulence that's a dog deutsche bank in the last few years now nobody really seems to think he will get voted out today especially because he enjoys the backing of quite powerful shareholders like the qatari royal family like china's a and also service capital but criticism is mounting you have the likes of hermes that's an investor from the u.k. saying tha

to be particularly realistic and that they will be an object for the negotiations between the works council and management in summer in the summer but the cuts are likely to affect workers in infrastructure and administration and banking so workers with highly transferable skill sets with good chances that future employer believe me so perhaps that's a source of hope there. that the shareholders meeting in france of course throughout the day thank you very much. a currency crisis in turkey has been averted for now. in an emergency meeting the turkish central bank has hikes one of its key interest rates from around thirteen percent to sixteen and a half step was taken to both of the lira which had plunged to historic lows against the u.s. dollar yesterday the measures showed an immediate effect the turkish comes again more than two percent after the announcement. washington is looking into imposing new tariffs on foreign vehicles it claims it has evidence that car imports have eroded the domestic car industry so it is examining whether foreign vehicles are weakening the u.s. economy and in t

were not realistic and will definitely be the object of a negotiations in the summer between the works council and management it remains to be seen however how tough of a line they will actually take remember that we're talking about workers here across all job categories administration infrastructure banking itself but they tend to have transferable skills and a high degree of employer employee ability so those who can go a probably will consider this option in fact saving himself said that six hundred investment bankers have already left or to a bank in the last weeks. was also directed by the chairman of the supervisor of bhopal. to get the traditional shareholder vote of confidence. well it's true acolyte or has been a constant presence in all the turbulence that's dog deutsche bank in the last years now nobody really seems to think he will get voted out today especially because he enjoys the backing of quite powerful shareholders like the qatari royal family like china. and also service capital but criticism is mounting you have the likes of hermes that's an investor from the u.k. saying

is it the you want united nations security council actually works the way it's supposed to where you don't have a coalition of great powers that brush aside the concerns of others here i find it truly disturbing and if the same powers one hundred exactly one hundred years later they carved up the middle east and they want to do it again go ahead michael. the u.s. is in a difficult position i think of. trying to restrain developments that could

it will be difficult for him to conduct his work as a council member. >> reports have surfaced of inappropriate conduct. >>> a homeless woman accused of try to go natch a woman. the child's mother says she held on as hard as she could. harris charged with felony kidnapping >>> a two month mystery ended. search and rescue docks found his body at the resort. he was reported missing on march 14th following a day of skiing. >>> parents say they did not get word of an arrest. a student accused of making criminal threating. >> reporter: this mom kept her son out of school on monday after multiple calls to the high school went unreturned. >> i just want to know what's going on, not a week later. >> according to the pd the student sent threatening messages. police came to interview fry here at novato high. police did not release the details until late monday. this mother has been speaking to a dozen frightened families. >> if you don't give kids or parents information don't shame them for rumors because they don't know anything. they are terrified. >> we probably should have put out more information ab

honored to be the department that staffs the family violence council and honored to work with our tri chairs, and the family violence council is an example of a really successful interagency work group here in san francisco that's been able to identify system gaps and sometimes failures and improve the city's response to child abuse, domestic violence, and elder abuse. we'll be able to talked to about some of the achievements we have had in the past year and then just to echo your comments, supervisor sheehy about the diversity of our representation, i think we are one of the few councils to include our director karen roy is here, and really innovative programming happening at department of child support services to work with families experiencing domestic violence. so, example of how when you reach out to all city departments impacted you can do really innovative family programming. i would be remiss if i did not thank the staff, maggy, hired by the victim services, and lise. the report is data from fiscal year 2015-2016. always a little behind because it takes us a while to put the

as someone who worked in the white house council's office, is that a meaningful distinctioning? >> it's not. here's the question for the lawyers working in the white house council's office. i sat in those offices. trump may not care about tearing down the norms of our democracy but surely some of these people do. to go back to joe welsh during the mccarthy hearings, have these people no decency left? we're talking about trump trying to out an informant that could endanger lives. i would hope the good people still work in the white house and government don't want that on their conscience. when they he will speak up and say we've crossed a line and gone too far. >> this is part of a broader strategy really. for awhile when ty cobb was working there and john dowd, of course we're cooperating and the president will be clear and we're looking forward to being wrapped up. they seemed to have dropped that in favor of total war. >> it does seem that way. this is a perfect example of it. the extent to which they may be willing to burn down the building in order to accomplish their ends be

it will be difficult for him to conduct his work as a council member. >> reports have surfaced of inappropriate conduct. >>> a homeless woman accused of try to go natch a the child's mother says she held on as hard as harris charged with felony kidnapping >>> a two month mystery end search and rescue docks found his body at the resort. he was reported missing on march 14th following a day of >>> parents say they did not get word of an arrest. a student accused of making criminal >> reporter: this mom kept her son out of school on monday after multiple calls to the high school went unreturned. >> i just want to know what's going on, not a week later. >> according to the pd the student sent threatening messages. police came to interview fry here at novato police did not release the details until late monday. this mother has been speaking to a dozen frightened families. >> if you don't give kids or parents information don't shame them for rumors because they don't know anything. they are terrified. >> we probably should have put out more information about it. >> soup are inten dent sa says fry doe

the council must work actively to stop the massacre committed against our people, in particular now ingaza. counsel cannot remain silent. the council must demand that its resolutions be respected. we call upon all countries to work on this individually in order to support the international law, and this should include condemning the illegitimate and brutal attitude of visual towards the houston people under occupation. we shouldn't recognize the settlement of israel now as a territory including east jerusalem, and undertake measures in order to ensure that is accountability and justice. further, we need to act urgently in order to save the lives of innocent civilians and prevent the deterioration of the situation, and save any possibility however minimal to have just peace, and that's why international protection needs to be extended to the palestinian people in line with international committee law. 70 years after the catastrophe, injustice and shock the policy people continue to believe together with others in the world, together with all of you, that the international law is the way

the council now has over 300 properties available to those who need them and my department will continue to work are given whatever support they need... whatever support they need to be rehoused as swiftly as possible. finally, there was sustained applause in the commons at the start of prime minsiter's questions as the two police officers who apprehended the killer of murdered labour mpjo cox visited the commons. today, the two extremely brave police officers who apprehended the killer of our late friend and colleague jo cox are in the side gallery for prime minister's questions. i am referring to pcjonathan wright and pc craig nichols, both of the west yorkshire police. gentlemen, we honour your public service. we thank you for it, and we offer you the warmest of welcomes here to the house of commons. well, that rare and prolonged round of applause came just at the start of pmqs, where theresa may began by sending the commons best wishes ahead of prince harry's wedding this weekend. mr speaker, i'm sure the whole house will wish tojoin me in offering our best wishes to his royal highness princ

the leader and the deputy leader of the council as being responsible for this somehow didn't at all stand up to the evidence that these were people, you don't workthrough some sense of obligation, people are away with the fairies if they think they hate the poor. they were accused of that and i discovered the council, despite reports even today, we just heard them in the news, the evidence goes the other way when you look at it. that the council actually responded as well as they could under these tremendously difficult circumstances. but one accusation was about the cost of the refurbishment and the documents that we re refurbishment and the documents that were obtained by the bbc and others that showed that the council had tried to cut the costs of that refurbishment, to replace the original zinc cladding with a more economical version. i don't know if you got into that detail. economical version. i don't know if you got into that detaillj economical version. i don't know if you got into that detail. i did and thatis you got into that detail. i did and that is incorrect. you say the council, what you mean is the tenant management organisation.

i think there has been a clear up, the council started last night clearing up the debris, working with the council have said they will look at the weather warning for the rest of the weather warning for the rest of the week and make sure that where sandbags are needed for example other services are required that they will be willing to do that at that but we need a long—term strategy to address this.|j that but we need a long—term strategy to address this. i was going to push you on that next to widen it out a bit because we have the same problems in essex couple of yea rs the same problems in essex couple of years ago, i can tell you that because my home was devastated and we re because my home was devastated and were hundreds of others. it was described as a one—off, it could happen again. we are not coping, are we, with the changing climate? are you going to take this up in parliament? don't worry about your daughter, if she wants to come on television that is fine. hello! you are right, there's an opportunity to talk to the water companies and we need to have a longer term strategy

madame president, we call on the security council to work without delay to resolve the sensitive issue which threatens international peace and security. the council must work to stop the massacre. gaza in particular. counsel cannot remain silent. demand its must respected. the we call upon all countries to individually in order to support that .nternational law this should include condemning the illegitimate and brutal attitude of israel toward the palestinian people under occupation. recognize the settlement of israel and our territory, including east undertake measures in order to ensure accountability and justice. act urgentlyeed to in order to save the lives of innocent simians and prevent deterioration of the situation and save any possibility to have peace. that is why international protection needs to be extended to palestinian people in line humanitarian law. the palestinian people continue together with others in the world, together with all of you, that the international law is the way to justice given it is the surest way toward peace. translate their words into action. it i

of people in the gaza strip and meet their urgent needs madam president we call it is here to council to work without delay to resolve the sensitive issue which threatens international peace and security they counsel must work act immediately to stop the massacre committed against our people in particular now in gaza council cannot remain silent the council must demand that its resolutions be. respected we call upon all countries to work on this together in a division really. in order to support to the international law and ziska should include condemned condemning the illegitimate and brutal attitude of israel towards about listing in people under occupation. we shouldn't recognize the settlement of israel now territories including east jerusalem. and undertake measures in order to ensure there is accountability and justice. further when you to act urgently in order to save the lives of innocent civilians and prevent the deterioration of the situation and save any possibility however minimal to to have just peace and that's why international protection needs to be extended to the palestinian

barack obama has systematically prebuilt the trust of the world in our willingness to work through the security council and other >> you must not talk to anybody in the world, any of our allies. >> whatever you want to ca t

thank you, on behalf of the chairman of the space council and vice president mike hands, thank you for the opportunity to speak your today about the work of the council, and what we are doing to advance american leadership in civil and national security space centers. the u.s. is the preeminent spacefaring nation in the world. is more reliant on space for its security, economy and place in the world. today the united states is leading a return to the moon with international commercial partners, to expand the economic spirit human dividend. in contrast to the space race of leadership today is measured by not what we can do alone, but what we can get others to do with us. the international space station the international space station is about the close working relationships we have with spacefaring countries, including russia. we can create new opportunities to advance our foreign policy and economic goals. there are more global actors andy than ever before, private sector capabilities that offer lower costs and higher productivity. as the exploration of space becomes more complex, it is wholeant that we have a government approach that

. >> william is the director for lockheed aircraft who recently worked for the council on general dynamicse f1 11 company, and a junior partner in his law firm was the under secretary of defense. , president ofstee morningside heights and corporation, the organization concerned with institutional expansion of morningside. also, if you wonder how it was that columbia acquired the land for the gymnasium, a 400 your lease renewable every -- 400 year lease renewable every five years after the first 100 years, only have to look as look at who the trustees are. the corporation which has done 17% of all the building in new york city since the war. benjamin button, one of the corporation.hat brown, he is also on the building corporation, one of the directors on the board of cbs. chairman of the board of the columbia broadcasting system. for 2 successive sessions of the same legislature, colombia's ruling elite made journeys to albany, new york, to convince legislators that this is indeed a wonderful thing for the morningside heights community, that columbia should put this gymnasium there. ninedon

particularly on behalf of the chairman of the national space council and vice president mike pence, thank you for the opportunity to speak here today about the work of the council. and what we're doing to advance american leadership in civil, commercial and national security space sectors. there's no doubt that the u.s. is a preeminent space nation in the world. there is no country more capable in space or reliant on space for its security, its economy, its place in the world. and today under the leadership of president trump and vice president pence, the united states is leading a return to the moon with international and commercial partners, not just to leave flags and footprints, but to expand the economic sphere of human activity. in contrast to the space race of the 1960s, leadership today is measured by what we -- not by what we can do alone, but what we can get others to do with us. and so one of the greatest successes of the international space station, for example, is the thousands of close working relationships we have with major space-fearing countries, including russia. as others are willing to work with us in space, we can create new

and vice president mike pence, thank you for the opportunity to speak here today about the work of the council. and what we're doing to advance american leadership in civil and national security. there's no doubt that the u.s. is a pre-eminent nation in the world. today, under the leadership of president trump and vice president pence, the united states is leading a return to the moon with international and commercial partners, not just to leave flags and foot prints but to expand the economic sphere of human activity. in contrast to the space race of the '60s, leadership today is measured not by what we can do alone but get others to do with us. so one of the greatest successes of the international space station is about the close working relationships we had with countries, including russia. so we can create new opportunities to advance our foreign policy and economic goals. there are more global actors today than ever before. and private sector capabilities that offer lower cost and higher productivity. as the exploration and utilization of space becomes more complex, it's more important th

it's more the working class the council of state youth who doesn't have a voice and they need something to uplift him you know that's the right was for you know ted is down it's all right we're angry at the moment we can't look at this image like this is this is how is this is real this happened they killed my dog and people didn't have it they history and we went outside this is what happens also right that's what happens when when when when when they take the piss you know people are humans you know so so i made just as a song for the people to give them some upliftment and to give them a better heart to say you know what you can get up and fight for yourself it didn't actually mean go outside and actually write but it did mean have a voice. phone powered and go where it was think the survivors of granville the people who live in blogs all over the country they'll get justice from this inquiry it's impossible it's impossible i mean just this how how are you going to bring back the dead people are you going to bring back these these family members this six family members how no money c

i've been a pleasure working with him over the last four or 5 years. the council oversees voting initiative supports working advisory groups that promote best practices to facilitate data standardization solutions in an effort to improve the voting process and supporting research for over 5 million u.s. military and civilian overseas citizens to ensure their eligible to vote in the u.s. elections. we have a similar structure. please a round of applause for our panel. [applause] i'm going to key up a few questions for each of the members. i've are encouraged crosstalk amongst the panelists to engage in here with the tap to say and how it i tie in with your own experiences to maximize your time and value. it i will start with a question to all of you. based on the federal voting assistance 2017 report admittedly i know that none of you read it up until this homework assignment but that's okay, we are used to that. would stay policies and procedures have been the most effective in your estimation at improving uniform and overseas citizens absentee voting act plexus i

but the president and this council have a plan and they're working to reverse that trend. the first time in history i have directed this council to work with the white house and secretary azar>c to develop a national strategy to increase youth participation. we've also got to lower the financial cost - for some children.. the average cost of playing one sport per child is 400 dollars. congressman scott perry says teamwork is what leads to creating future leaders it takes the whole team to produce the effort to produce the score the president says we all win when every child has the opportunity to run the race... in washington, morgan wright. ( ken ) for years now...stanley roberts has been exposing illegal dumping in the bay. (pam) but now a new trend appears to be popping up in the east bay. (pam) new at ten: a random act of kindness ... that warms the heart.(ken)this video posted by riley duncan in georgia shows an 8-year-old boy jumping out of his mom's car to help and elede

therefore, for the first time in history, i have directed this council to work with the white house and secretary to develop a national strategy to increase youth participation. can you handle it? you can handle a lot, this guy. we want every american child to know the amazing feeling when they serve that final ace like our great team over there. they served a lot of aces, didn't you? when they beat the buzzer, when the drive across the goal line, they hit it out of the park. we want them to experience the satisfaction that comes with knowing you left it all on the field, a very great expression. we use it in business. we use it in everything. you left it on the field. and we got that expression from sports. most of all, we want our youth to learn these valuable lessons while creating opportunities for a better future. for themselves and their families and their great communities that they love. to begin the work of the president's council and to underscore just how important sports are for america's youth, it's now my honor to kickoff an exciting white house field day. it's very, very

council every week. he had his thumb on the government. he trusted the process. he believed the federal government could work well if it was well led. >> q&a. sunday night at 8:00 eastern on cspan. >>> cspan, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, cspan was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress. the white house. the supreme court. and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. cspan is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >>> now, remarks from the acting chair of the u.s. consumer products safety commission. she recently spoke to a forum hosted biy the consumer federation of america. together these run about 90 minutes. >>> good morning. i'm never sure about the microphones. i'm one of the commissioners at the consumer products safety commission. it's my pleasure to introduce this morning's speaker, anne marie berkal. i wanted to recognize two exceptional folks. steve brobeck, who has been the executive director of cfa for either 37 or 38 years, depending on when the clock st

work. the workgroup was initiated several months ago with the number of security council members. in the u k, u.s., germany, some others. we agreed to set up a coordination mechanism to be able to work within their single agenda. we worked to put together a common roadmap in order to ensure a good future for syria to ensure a peaceful sovereignty inclusive,h would be in terms of what has taken place in the country. furthermore, we should build our resume as this is ratherng that i would say depends on the market ability to resolve the ukrainian crisis. accord, the novelty format within which we are going to act. going to continue a strategic dialogue on the matters of security, cyberspace, and economics. that is what we have been busy with figuring out. we're looking for very specific action. we have signed about 50 agreements in economics. we also agreed to work together in order to develop and put together a single chart within which we will be able to resolve different disputes. exchangeeen able to some humorous words, certainly. there is an understanding between russia and the

i'm very sorry for those members and council candidates —— and council candidates that have worked veryil but that the situation we find ourselves in and ensure that will be one of the lessons that we ta ke will be one of the lessons that we take away from this set of results but these are local circumstances and nationally, ithink but these are local circumstances and nationally, i think the results of the labour party membership should be pleased, we have made good gains in london and consolidated the rest of the country and we're now going to focus on the general election, whenever might come. the labour pa rty‘s the labour party's deputy leader speaking there. now for the business news. the owner of the jacques vert fashion brand, calvetron, has gone into administration, putting more than 1,a00 jobs at risk. the firm operates about 300 concessions in uk stores, including debenhams and house of fraser. the administrators said the company would continue to trade while it looked to see if the business could be sold. norwegian airlines has rejected two separate takeover bids by the brit

salim had outlined after a summer spent working with all the stakeholders in the proposals and the birdbath that we validated in the march u.n. security council and much work been done over the last few months but the meeting that took place today is a historical. it falls within this process and it's been prepared for a long time for by all the stakeholders and was supported by the whole of the international community that has come to know the situation that we have all shared the same feeling of responsibility. and of coal in which to quickly achieve a political solution. it's the first time. that in this format. such a meeting. took place. with all the libyan. parties responsible mr. president of the council. president of the chamber of representative mr mishra this was obviously a high council spirit mr after an internal command to the lashon all libyan army in the presence of the several libyan delegations representatives of the libyan society is the first time in this format. all of the leaders. don't acknowledge each other mutually met and agreed to work together and together . approved a joint declaration and it is a new fight instead

the community is asking for the resignation and it will be difficult for him to conduct his work as a council member with the community outrage. >> records surfaced last week indicating students accused him of unwanted hugging and inappropriate comments. the complaints go back to 2002. he denies the accusations. >>> today, search and rescues dogs found the body of a richmond man who was reported missing two months ago. 65-year-old thomas mularkey disappeared at bear valley resort. the alpine county sheriff's office says it fs offers its sincerest condolences to the mularkey family. >> another supreme court issued a landmark ruling that could lead to betting in california and across the country. justice samuel alito wrote congress can enforce betting but if they choose to do so, the states can do so. what do you think? is it a source of tax revenue? will it cause problems? or don't gamble, don't care. which is your opinion on this? weigh in at abc 7 news.com/vote. we'll put it across the screen for you. and while you do that, take a moment to watch this report. abc 7 news reporter jonathan blo

is it the you were united nations security council actually works the way it's supposed to where you don't have a coalition of great powers that brush aside the concerns of others here i find it truly disturbing and it's the same powers one hundred exactly one hundred years later they carved up the middle east and they want to do it again go ahead michael . the u.s. is in a difficult position i think of. trying to restrain developments that could really up and world i don't know stability peace whatever you want to call a non ideal situation that's still better than the worst and this kind of pushing locally is what israel and saudi arabia are doing viz of iran you see that in qatar and then also what you mentioned the meddling britain and france which have been doing it in syria well for two hundred fifty years and of course when i talked about the u.s. aggressive in this in ukraine i was referring to secretary of state clinton and i think the u.s. needs to pull back in the off a with the positive effect of seeing to meet the needs of the base reigning in the neo cons who are not ye

councils. birmingham, looking to see how the balance works out there.n, this is a big test for the lib dems. some reaction from party leaders. we do have this from jeremy corbyn. a statement earlier today. here in the studio we joined by james brokenshire, the communities secretary, and the deputy leader of the labour party, tom watson. good to have you with us. we will have an update on the news. it is lovely to have you with us. we will be testing tojo as have you with us. we will be testing to jo as well have you with us. we will be testing tojo as well about have you with us. we will be testing to jo as well about what the lessons are for the parties. in the meantime, let's catch up on the day's news. i'm rachel schofield — a summary of the news. as we've been hearing, last night's local elections across england saw labour making some gains but overall the party had a disappointing night afterfailing to win key target seats. on a visit to wandsworth this morning, theresa may celebrated with activists as the council stayed tory. the conservatives ben

they gained control of councils in peterborough, southend and basildon, but admitted more work had toip council in the north—west, trafford. labour picked up most of their seats in the area, leaving the council with no party in overall control. that result means the tories no longer control any councils in the greater manchester area. our correspondentjudith moritz has been to trafford this morning. labour party, 2018 votes. cheering it's years since labour have had something to cheer about in trafford. the council's been in conservative hands since 200a. not any more. last night, red overtook blue here, leaving the authority in no overall control. we were a target for the labour party, it's the only conservative council surrounded by a number of labour councils in greater manchester and the north—west. and we've seen significant opposition activity. in the wards where we've seen them change this evening, there is a combination of a significantly higher turnout than we've previously seen before. in local elections, it's local issues which swing the pendulum. here there have been rows

is it the you want united nations security council actually works the way it's supposed to where you don't have a coalition of great powers that brush aside the concerns of others here i find it truly disturbing and it's the same powers one hundred exactly one hundred years later they carved up the middle east and they want to do it again go ahead michael . the u.s. is in a difficult position i think of. trying to restrain developments that could really up and world i don't know stability peace whatever you want to call. ideal situation that still better than the worst and this kind of pushing locally is what israel and saudi arabia are doing viz of iran you see that in qatar and then also what you mentioned the meddling britain and france which have been doing it in syria well for two hundred fifty years and of course when i talked about the u.s. aggressive in this in ukraine i was referring to secretary of state clinton and i think the u.s. needs to pull back in the off with the positive effect of seeing to meet the needs of the base reigning in the neo cons who are not yet complet