basis to adjust the murders that were happening and it gives us the opportunity that they've be a united effort to get the community involved to solve some of those murders. we're all citizens and we not all of our children to be safety. we have an issue around children in the sex trade and they're going to the high schools and recruit our children and we need to protect our babies. thank you (clapping) >> hi everybody i'm a resident of treasure island i've been involved in my community. my feat is infrastructure so our infrastructure structures what about resolved to support of the variety of businesses and the government entities that san francisco is able to support and i didn't treasure island is a part of san francisco. there are a number of issues one is cell phone reception. there are a number of places that we can't get cell phone reception. when reporting crime it puts us at risk and we're prone to outages we still have black outs and disruption in service. besides being inventory this increases our damages to our equipment. our i didn't f doesn't work very well. we have low income fol

a united global effort aimed at ending the syrian conflict has finally gotten off the ground the u.s. britain and russia to an international peace conference they could be held by the end of may there are some diplomatic obstacles about washington and london still considering sending arms to syrian rebels something russia strongly opposes artie's alexei has more. after months of fiery exchanges on the syrian conflict the major international players russia the united kingdom and the united states have managed to find a common ground. has been accused of supporting only one side of the syrian side of the syrian rebels russia has been particularly concerned with the calls across the atlantic to arm the syrian rebels to provide them with military training and even possibly. into the conflict by force also. with. countries that bashar assad must step down at the same time the western world has never been saying that it's the syrian people have to choose their new government they have to choose their new future now hardly anyone expected after all of these. between the u.s. state secretary

having recently agreed to unite their efforts towards mediating peace in syria britain's no hard pressed to reconsider its support for the rebels according to our t. contribute to actions or tons. it's especially outrageous of the british prime minister just dismissed call upon the u.n. commission into who is using chemical weapons and when in the syrian conflict and at the same time the very rebels that are being sent to the so-called normally full force and equipment and materiel they're defecting to al nusra according to a report in british papers if britain has been exporting things like the global's to the syrian rebels and they use them in a sarin gas attack as. indicated by calling up all these u.n. report does that mean britain has been backing chemical weapons in the middle east the fact that david cameron can do this shows him completely out of step after all it was him being trying to lift the arms embargo for the rebels and never countenanced at any point the idea of a talks process of kind of process that was aside from all the fighting and killing and slaughter and get john

meanwhile united global effort to end the syrian conflict is gotten off the ground the u.s.britain and russia agreed to an international peace conference that could be held by the end of the month there are some diplomatic obstacles though washington in london still considering arming sunni rebels something russia strongly opposes or he's alexei or chefs he has more from sochi. after months of fiery exchanges on the syrian conflict the major international players russia the united kingdom and the united states have managed to find a common ground principled position has been that it accused the west of supporting only one side of the syrian conflict that is the side of the syrian rebels moreover russia has been particularly concerned with the calls across the atlantic to arm the syrian rebels to provide them with military training and even possibly intervene into the conflict by force also. with the statements in the western countries that bashar assad must step down at the same time the western world has never been saying that it's the syrian people that have to choose thei

police also used teargas and a canine unit in the efforts to catch the man. to adults and a juvenile or with the suspects were held for questioning. no employees or customers were injured in the shooting. the search concluded three hours later without locating the suspect. will get more the story in a live report in just a little bit. >> a disturbing discovery in oakland a modified human skull found a recycling center. police say workers at a california waste solutions call them around 9:00 wednesday morning to report the discovery. investigators and now working to determine an identity. >> there are a number of investigative steps. dna, dental records. i was try to identify the person and find out where they came from. >> police said was all was found among the recyclables. >> an investigation is underway. >> police chief howard jordan announced his stepping down. he made the announcement yesterday's saying is taking a medical retirement. as kron fours j.r. stone reports, the chief leave the oakland police department at a time when the community is strugglin

united gets rewarded for the effort. not with the win, unfortunately. united does not lose either. they earn one point with the 1-1 draw against sporting kansas city. snaps a losing streak. a start. bill hamid in net for united being benched last week. 60th minute. graham zusie, beats me. take another look. ethan white gets hit in the face. ball goes in the net. united's own goal put sporting kc up a goal. to nighed trying to get back in it. chris pontias, pass to porter. beats jimmy neilson. first career, mls goal for porter. united and sporting kc, end in a 1-1 draw. to the ice. penguins looking to take a commanding lead over ottawa. second period. scoreless. matt cook. gets the puck. a pass. goes off a diving senator. right to tyler kennedy. puts it in the net. kennedy's second goal of the playoffs. pens take a 1-0 lead. pens up 1-0. on the power play. here come the senators. and puts one towards the net. daniel alfredson. scores on the redirect. short-handed goal for the senators. third goal of the playoffs. ties at one. the two are headed to a second evertime. going to update

irritation this is the honoring achievements recognizing many of our asian community and efforts to promote units heritage week. and this was expand to include the whole month of may and in? 91 it was a permanent celebration. we also have included all communities. in san francisco we're committed to having the celebration. the plan of this celebration are the accumulate celebration committee and now it's my honor to greet you on behalf of the committee please give a warm welcome to my guest. good afternoon, everyone thank you so much for joining us this year and we celebrate the asian community. as i look around the room and i think about the event and in a few weeks ago going to have the asian fair, i think about all the parades a or marching or a cheri blossom or the columbus day parade everybody comes out to celebrate and throughout the whole most people are coming up u coming out. and we embrace the diversity so i thank you for being here today. and the theme of the dine arts i don't know how many of you who have been to this community font so isn't this the perfectly cool place. i want to th

and this is why we have focused our effort with united way of the bay area because we do have nonprofits who can bridge the child's undocumented status to their ability to get a job. and we specifically fund groups to do that. so, please, if you have those issues, make sure that they talk with our family youth and children services centers as well as united way. as eric said, and i'm going to be very excited about this, because this year we're focused on 6,000 jobs for our youth, focused on the most disadvantaged kids of all different backgrounds, want to get everybody employed. as supervisor farrell says, it's moving even faster down to 6%. so, maybe we'll get down to that 5% pretty soon with the help of united way. and it's going to be a shared responsibility of departments, but we're going to push really hard on private sector because they're the ones that are experiencing the most success in our city right now. so, we're going to ask them to help pick up this great opportunity to work with our kids. i can't think of anything better than to have our youth experience the summer jobs be

we construction effort specifically how has the united states you know how is that money going towards the reconstruction effort if you could break that down for me ok the biggest problem the general says to american the american mission in afghanistan right now is the fact that afghanistan is not making enough revenue right now afghanistan is bringing in two billion dollars in revenue the problem is that in order to be able to maintain the roads the bridges the hospitals that they are we are building they have to make between eight and ten billion dollars in revenue that's something that they're not going to make right now and that is very hard to see them make in the future so our reconstruction efforts are very questionable at this point does the special inspector think that the money has been well spent at this point he's questioning really over the sustainability of this project he's saying that right now just to give you some reference where you have spent five hundred fifty billion dollars in afghanistan so it's hard to say that all of that money has been well spent and though h

russia is syria's most powerful international ally and has consistently blocked united nations security council efforts to force a sharp al assad and his government to step down -- force bashar al assad and his government to step down. >> obama said north korea would not survive if they kept developing nuclear weapons at the expense of its people's well-being. the leaders said this did together and defense issues and would not tolerate threats from p'yongyang. >> back to germany now. relatives of the victims of a neo-nazi killing spree here have expressed disappointment over the postponement of a high- profile trial in munich. the court was adjourned on monday after defense lawyers accused the presiding judge of bias. >> the accused has been charged with publishing reports. you will hear from one of the family spirit first, this report. >> the securities and has been with the outside munich court, and the cleanup is under way. a surprise adjournment of the trial has angered many in germany. today, a defense lawyer has been defending his actions. >> all our client did yesterday was lodged a complaint of

out espionage and spying in russia all countries do it to each other but in the case of the united states effort towards russia it's got a larger political motive i believe not simply to steal industrial secrets or learn military secrets but to promote weakening of the russian government because in fact the u.s. government identifies the putin government and the russian government and its position on international issues as still an obstacle to u.s. foreign policy designs we see that right now in the middle east for instance what do you make of this particular case it looks pretty amateurish didn't a couple of weeks compass and a map what does that tell you about that. well we don't really know all the details will probably learn more or maybe not in the coming days but i think the fact that the russian government has publicized this has made something of it means that the russian government is calling attention to the fact that the us is doing something of a full court press on russia a shadow war so to speak they have the using the n.g.o.s and the penetration of russian society by us soft powe

to disruption because governments decreasing the are coordinating their counter-terrorism efforts with the united sta for obvious reasons, this trend accelerated after september 11th. as to be expected, in the aftermath of september 11th the federal government will support from the american public and implemented more vigilant measures to rid of terrace at home and abroad. for instance, the u.s. patriot act was signed into law and october of 2001. 2003 the department of homeland security was created. furthermore, after september 11 there was greater intelligence sharing. not only between federal agencies, but also with state and local law-enforcement agencies as well. and despite differences, foreign governments increased their coordination of their counterparts efforts with the night -- united states. moreover, new technology has enhance the government's ability to monitor potential terrorists and their supporters. so, as a consequence large terrorist groups are increasingly vulnerable to destruction, but that said, small groups and lone wolves are still able to mount terrorist operations. so so

. >> there is an ongoing effort to undermine united states sovereignty. we need to audit the fed. extending background checks to private transactions between private individuals. i believe it would put us inexorably on the path to a national gun registry. >> jon: as american as apple pie that the government has laced with fluoride to dull you into handing over your guns. the guy is just your run of the mill constitutional fringe right take our country back in the socialist kenyan tea-party type guy which is what thaiks this last part of the story so... >> are you eligible to run for president? you were born in canada. >> jon: oh, canada. boom, boom, boom. our beloved texas freedom fighter is nothing but a dirty syrup guzzler. what a terrible twist, eh? he's a foreigner. how is cruz going to deal with that one? >> i'll leave those questions to others to worry about. >> jon: really? leave it to others. i know someone who could look into it. hey, donald. hey, donald. call the birther team back from hawaii. by the way, did you know donald trump's birth name is [bleep] clownstick. what

difference comus common very common strategic interests unite us let me be very specific as as chairman of the foreign relations committee i led the effortshe united states senate to ratify the start treaty which russia entered into with the united states with the leadership a your government and of president obama and we were able to ratify that and now further discussions can take place about making the world even safer with respect to nuclear weapons in addition russia was enormously cooperative has been and is today with respect to afghanistan w t o iran and north korea those are the big items those are the big issues. on which issues like war and peace hang and fall and so i want to thank sergey for his cooperative efforts with respect to those issues and i know president obama is grateful to president putin and to the russian people. in addition. i want to say a few words we did discuss a broad array of issues but i would like to focus if i can for a moment. on the issue that circuit just talked about with respect to syria. it was clearly one of the important that reasons for my coming to moscow today apart from the need to discuss

iraq, after 9/11, foreign governments increased their coordination of the counterterrorism efforts with the united states. moreover, new technology has enhanced the governments ability to monitor potential terrorists and their supporters. so as a consequence, large terrorist groups are increasingly vulnerable to destruction. but that said, small groups and lone wolves are still able to mount terrorist operations. so some aspect of new technology actually favor the terrorists. the internet is at the center of an ongoing revolution in communications and networking. the median -- greater dissemination of information. dark side of the internet though is that it can be used by terrorists and extremist movements to disseminate their propaganda. terrorist groups and communicate with one another, raise money and plan and coordinate operations. so the internet enables geographically dispersed people to colate on projects, including insurgency and terrorism. so through the internet like-minded people can find information about a particular ideology. and what's crucial and holding these together, these netwo

the extremism and you said the outside groups work to provide so obviously there has to be an effort to unite and we make certain that a real political benefit reward is a gain for that partisanship for what is the equivalent of the gridlock in congress. how do we provide a benefit and reword to people like you in the system? >> first of all it is in the election when you demand by partisanship. why aren't you working out a solution, why aren't you in session working out a solution, what do you intend to do if you are elected about being bipartisan are you going to work across party lines and enforce them to commit to the whole notion they will work against political rather than having constant political standoff and yet it is really to turn the table. the polarization is well-founded and well organized and so the same could be true of a vast population in the country demanded and insisted upon bye partisanship so it is to be a counterweight and to change the incentives and the political system and reward those by voting for those candidates and those officials who are and to vote against tho

we urge the mayor's office of housing k pa efforts to help the providing of units in 2016. priority number 3. so priority number 3 is expanding the cultural training so we can track the city services. this is a project i've been working for on the past two years. in my work recording the l g t center as well. i partnered to make a film and i'd like to acknowledge that michael baxter is here as well. it's our idea that no city is in compliance 13 years later. there's several barriers that city departments don't gather information so, so there's no idea to determine the outcomes they experience. other roadblocks there's no department to over see the compliance. we urge the supervisors to develop a timeline as well as development the planning and prelims. the board of supervisors call on city departments to begin collecting information on joined identity in the beginning fiscal year. we're grateful for the safety committee for holding on upcoming issue on june 6th. i'd like to turn to over to the commissioner >> priority number 4. hi i'm rachel. we have a joint youth commissio

. >> i think that i would have to attribute that to a joint effort by the scu unit as well as the district attorney's office. the first point of real contact that dv victims have are the inspectors and svu. once inspectors make the initial contact that is where the trust begins. once that trust is established it is turned over to our office where our attorneys try to maintain that trust. honestly, with a number of attorneys that we have it is very difficult to maintain that. as we know it is not just the perpetrators who continue to have power and control over the victims but there are families and relatives out there for the defendants who also apply a lot of pressure on the victims. i think that one of the most crucial points in prosecuting dv cases is when the victim begins to turn away from us, the prosecution. i honestly believe t we need more resources because at that point in time it is not a matter of us letting these cases go. i think we have defined other means to be able to pursue these cases even when victims don't always cooperate or even when they don't come in to testify i h

unit. it's got to be removed. there is no way to legalize it. any kind of speculation that it's an effort to get more rent out of the unit is just irrelevant and there is no factual basis for it to begin with. i would just vote to deny the appeal and uphold the permit. >> i -- concur. >> i have been warned not to involve in tenant situations. if you have a non-permitted illegal unit down, but at the same time i believe that nov should be issued on the property as well. just to ensure the unit is actually being removed. rather than the threat of it being removed. >> well, the fact that this has been brought to the attention of the dbi might lead to scrutiny. if there is some gain ship happening here in order to wrongfully evict the appellant, the appellant, i think at least there would be some monitoring of that aspect. because that could well be the case. i wouldn't doubt it myself. i think i would agree with commissioner hurtado that we don't have a basis that that is happening and there is no way to legalize that unit in this way. so, i would lean in that direction as well. >> okay. i w