area of a city a certain neighborhood has a speed reduction usually to 20 miles per hour for residential streets or sometimes 30 for arterials and for example barcelona and paris and zurich and various techniques are installed to slow down traffic and that's often done in a designated area and you can see here london new york new york seattle and portland has programs like that. there's a traffic program implemented by the mta and we'll talk about that a little bit later. particularly speed enforcement currently not allowed in california these are speed cameras but they are growing in number in other states and cities in the country. portland oregon has an extremely effective program looked at in detail and other jurisdictions in the u.s. >> you said it requires state legislation to allow a local district to use automated speed cameras like red light cameras? >> actually red light light cameras are allowed in california but speed cameras are not so in fact san francisco has had red light cameras in the past but speed came

you are going in a certain city, giving each one of these dudes or women -- people $40,000 to start aive them free housing, and they go back to the mothership, the google plex occasionally to see what they're doing. >> we find high potential black and latino entrepreneurs in these target cities, and they get support for a year, for $40,000 to launch their business. in turn, they work with us to help craft local programming that will get more blacks and latinos into the entrepreneurship base. >> i love the durham is on the list. why did you pick these cities? >> google has relationships with hubs in a few cities. these are three of them. when we're choosing where to roll out the program, we looked look to what the demographic makeup was of the cities, and what was kind of happening there around entrepreneurship. we working with three attack hubs -- tech hubs in the cities. we are partnering with them around the diversity involved. >> google fiber also coming into the raleigh-durham area. >> i can't hurt. i do get shows a real investment in geographic areas that have a lot of potential

that one is most even public schools, certain city. >> i know -- >> for viewers at home. >> he did notive in the white house. >> you call yourself a sprite host. sprite is a word we use for a nursing home. >> let -- i'm going move it on. >> do you drink beer with your pinky up? >> i don't know. i drink wine. i would be a hypocrite. you're right. that's impeachable. clearly any man who drinks with his pinkie out is a kenyan born interloper and needs to be taken out from the office. i'm kidding. i don't care about the stuff. i don't care. he's enjoying a beer. and my question to you was i'm okay with the interview. am i wrong? >> it's cute. it's the super bowl. actually some people watching the super bowl it's okay to see him having fun in a kitchen. >> not only that i did slice this part of my finger off in the deli. no, the salami on that same machine. >> next up, the president is a power hungry man who will stop at nothing to get what he wants. do we really need a president willing to do everything and anything to fundamentally change the country? i'm speak of frank underwood. here's

they'll look at pilot programs that have already been established in certain cities in america.works and what doesn't. they want to add an international component. you mentioned more than 60 countries participating even at the ministerial level so there will be foreign ministers here ministers interior from other countries including the middle east so they want their input on countering extremism in other countries too. it's about sharing information. there's already been some criticism of this. then again, it is just a summit. it's going to be talking about trying to counter extremism. it was something that was planned a couple months ago and was delayed. some of the points people are making is what are you really going to akccomplish in a practical sense? the white house wants it to be useful and practical and highlight what action is being done out there and use this as a catalyst for more. we are hearing from activists in minneapolis. some in the muslim community are saying some parts of these programs are actually singling out communities and stigmatizing them and it's not

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right now we are going to get isis in certain cities.k, but the rest of the general crowd out there have a tactical issue. we need to look at the strategical movements out there. i'm a believer in approaching it from faultlines and fundamentals. there are certain fundamental issues in any sphere that exist. one of them is still true. how do we play it? another one is the arab-iranian divide the sunni and shia divide. that is not a small fundamental. when we got to iraq, my first trip was building the city council. i went all over iraq for 10 months building the new army. i was the main recruiter. all these that characters and all the ones left alive, we don't know where they are. tpoo a t, the common thread was no iranian influence. no maligned party influence. no party hacks. we want technical and scientific guys. it is military, but same thing. we did not find a lot of skinny's here. the ones i give us a hard time with the clerics but they were not on top of the world like they are now. across boundaries -- it crossed boundaries. in 20

country who are planning these attacks, we may have to make again, adapt in certain locations, certain cities. but i would say no. we can't just based on one video change what we have been doing. we have known since september 11th 2001 that malls were a prime target department stores anyplace you have americans congregating in a relaxed setting, sporting events. movie houses. playhouses. all of those are targets. what stops it is intelligence having obviously surveillance but also getting that intelligence to see if there's anything unusual happening, whether or not anyone might be coming here whether or not there has been any unusual purchases in the area whether or not people who are suspect have been acting in a different way. that's why it's so important to have sources in the communities. that's why it's important to the police on the ground to have again, sources of information so they would be tipped off if something like this. >> congressman, we have a lot more to discuss, including the latest isis videos. what's going on in syria and iraq. stand by. much more with congressman peter k

chapter 28. >> how does that function who makes the decision. >> decrease certain charging officials like the controller and the city administrator and they will bring to left to right essentially when the contractor did for the city law because you violated x not only are we're going do bar you but permit you from a period of time 1 2, 3 years which you can't bid for city work this is not explicitly linked to the ethics commission so if the ethics commission pursues something against the contractor like a contribution ban issue unusually usually what the ethics commission is looking for a penalty is purely a monetary product so the ethics commission could try to incorporate it as a term of agreed b upon settlement and certainly, if there was currently some recourse to use the department procedure that is not explicitly linked with a process so hypothetically they could see the contractor availed a contribution issue for example, and after that concluded the charging officials by chapter two 8 can start a second procedure the result is a the department it is practical and it is possible under the existing law. >> di

there is a legend, anyway, in certain southern cities, you could hire somebody to kill somebody else for three dollars. when the confederacy collapsed so did the police force. there are extraordinary levels of crime and alcoholism. it is a devastated, depressed, angry, traumatized region. and in that region were both white southerners and black southerners have lost people that they love, they were suffering from what is now called ptsd, they don't have limbs, they don't have eyes, they don't have family members, and you suddenly have the need to reconstruct a society and the government. and that is going to include for the first time in american history one of my favorite images of reconstruction african-americans, not the african-american men, but african-american women and children. these are the people that you would see along the street sides, because african-american women rarely make it into textbooks when they talk about this, but african-american women very quickly started engaging in street vending, or road vending, or track vending, or path vending, but out there were you

seek about these managerial figures by those who helped to make sure it maintains a certain part of profitability with city officials or corporate leaders are other types of investment and to what extent is the delays at issue? the above people to think about how politics matter in america. but with me think about land and real estate leasing almost as an empty vessel. what i noticed is the history of land and racism better wound up together and you cannot change the complexion but to encourage the kinds of political power if a democracy is attentive to the issues we have done a good deal of work. >> host: is somebody is interested in the history of segregation was a good resource? >> there are a number of databases to look at. there is a great history fault that universities have access to to do keyword search. you to go to the national archives to look at the maps of the red lines that exist in the '30's and beyond to make sure that the federal government totally played a hand to dictate how these economies would be built. also will get your neighborhood with a critical eye miami is extraordinarily diver

it's also a resolution to declare the county in the city to reimburse certain expenditures. now the project is certainly farther or actually more behind than i believe the 1601 mayor street project is further behind. i just want to clarify that this has been practiced before and also to ask why the timing of this takes place before we go through any environmental review and project approvals. thank you again. >> this is sofay from the mayor's office of housing. that is true, the same process occurred at the so-called good will site. and the timing really depends on the negotiation of the site acquisition. there are -- you have 60 days after site acquisition in which to get the resolution such as the one before you today. and during thatif you get the resolution, then you can include the cost of site acquisition in what is eligible through the bond financing. you have a good time frame and this is why it's going in the sequel review. again, i will stress that this does not at all impact the sequel review or title review. if you would like more information about that, please f

it's the city's appraisal that was conducted and over pay by a certain time. i don't know if the city administrator is here. >> i don't think due to a number of commitments she is unable to attend but i stand by what mr. rose indicated and we will address in the future code amendment best we can and due to the nature of the agreements and improve our diligence and i believe if we did an appraisal it would have likely supported the conclusion today. we don't have that in front of us and i realize that and you're acting a bit on faith. however that's i didn't am here to provide you with my expertise as to my definition of value. that's my vob and i take that seriously and we have looked at from a number of different angles. >> no one questions that. but we're not acting on faith but in the faises of a report that shows we're over paying. one thing you said it doesn't happen very often has it happened before? >> in a decade we have done two of these. this is the second of two. the prior process was the same as this process and the appraisal was done as a diligence

create a special permit for certain things this conversation is going to center around which dates and understanding what we mean by this procedure ultimately breaks down to the city gets busy on certain 40i8dz this is a holiday so and there is especially new years eve the intendedcy for people to do parties in odd places and people to do thing you you know a little bit last night they ought to that trickles down to our office and the police department in various points to respond with our permission implement a special procedure for whatever days you think are appropriate so we can approve with conditions we don't normally approve or disapprove and again this is coming from a code section that is attached if you want to read the actual code section behind the memo that allows you to do this no one wants to disapprove a permit but there is common places not giving advance enough or stressing out the sources that the city has a particular night you can allow up to 12 days we've got them out to 9 device if you're counting it is really 9 and, you know, there could be more but those are typically what we see and st. patrick's today not syncould demay it is new years e

san francisco examiner" says one idea is to reduce the speed limit to 20 miles an hour in certain raps. the city's goal is to have zero pedestrian fatalities in the next decade. >>> a day after meeting with major deny's king abdul la, all 26 members of the senate armed service committee called on the summation to quickly provide aircraft parts, night vision equipment, and other weapons to jordan, and this is video of that meeting on tuesday when king abdul la was in washington. the push follows the release of a video showing islamic state militants burning to death a captured jordanian air force pilot. >>> french authorities say a woman featured in a new video may be the widow of the man who killed four hostages last month. the video shows an isis fighter praise previous attacks in france, and calling for more. the woman substantial doubting next to the speaker wearing camouflaged clothing and holding a weapon may be the grocery store attacker's widow. she was seen on surveillance video passing through turkey days before the attacks in paris. >>> the obama administration leaning toward sending arm

san francisco examiner" says one idea is to reduce the speed limit to 20 miles an hour in certain areas. the city's goal is to have zero pedestrian fatalities in the next decade. >>> both republicans and democrats in congress are urging the obama administration to provide jordan with increased military stance. a day after meeting with jordan's king abdul la, all 26 members of the senate armed services committee called on the summation to quickly provide aircraft parts, night vision equipment, and other weapons to jordan. this is video of that meeting on tuesday when king abdul la was in washington. the push follows it release of a video showing islamic state militants burning to death a jordanian air force pilot. french authorities say a woman featured in the latest video released by search fighters may be the widow of the man who killed four hostages at a kosher grocery store in paris last month. the video shows an isis fighter praising previous attacks in france. the woman substantial doubting next to the speaker, holding a weapon, maybe be a woman caught on surveillance video passing through tur

the city has imposed these conditions on us for 14 months. certain of our residents are considering suing the city for relief in the form of demanding the issuance of the building permit which both the planning commission at a dr hearing and you of the board of appeals approved unanimously. noteworthy is the fact that steve williams the lawyer previously representing the community to deny the permit refused to represent the appellant terry woods today knowing, believing the present community consensus is to issue the building permit because of the visual blight and damage which the city has forced the project sponsor to create. that's the end of my time, right? >> thank you. yes. >> okay, next speaker. >> president, commissioners, i'm john kill gam and i'm here to ask you to deny the appeal, i'm going to be very short what i wanted to say has been already referred to so i will be very brief in my remarks. this project has been through the ringer over several years and even tonight i'm hearing matters of exaggeration innuendo and personal attacks on m

with other governments to provide them information where we have found, for example, that certain small cities in mexico have been a prime source of those who would traffic women into the united states into the eastern district of new york we worked with the mexican government to provide them information so that they could possibly affect seizures that we could not under our particular laws. so it's a very, very important issue to me as united states attorney and should i be confirmed as attorney general would be one i would look forward to working with you on to make sure all the laws involving victim protection are as strong as possible. with respect to the 7-eleven case we did not have the evidence that the workers had been moved across state lines to effectuate the crime so therefore we would not have been able to use the trafficking laws per se. but as with that case work every case, we look at the relevant facts and laws and bring the strongest case we can. certainly where we had seen numerous, numerous incidences of children and women being trafficked from within the united states somet

by the board and having your organization, part of your organization's funding tieed to the city in a certain capacity, does that make you feel obligated to support the appointing body or to do what you believe others who have appointed you and put you in the seat does that impact your ability to make the right decision when you may be getting pressure from those who are the appointing authority to do something different? and i know supervisor avalos asked you a similar question, but in a different way, but i just want to put it in the context of the city funding that you get but there's decisions that you need to make and sometimes they are counter to the leadership of the city. >> yes. >> so what is your plan to deal with situations like that? because potentially it may or may not impact your funding. >> well, thank you for that question. i think first starting with city funding, to be specific, the steinhart aquarium is written into the city charter and per that charter the operating expense are covered by the city. and that process, that ask, has always been the role of our executive dire

before my time working for lafco so i'm going be looking other personnel decisions the city and county we get a certain amount lafco was not using the money they're creating a full power system or a cca once those rules come into plays at this point in time the city hit an economic hardship they hit the other reserve we accepted the money and spent down what we had a good portion of the money that was spent down i don't know in lafco w did clerk's office but most of the money that got paid back to the clerk's office was for a apartment clerk for our h.r. and all the other things it and so a lot of that money has been paid bags back to the clerk's office for lafco, lafco has the ability to work on other projects i've mentioned in all the reports are located on this website and the bigger one the russian hill study how elected officials get represented in other jurisdictions a study on the registering that was done a lot of projects it's been hard for lafco because we've when i was first hired it was solely for cca that's my focus and as a cost sooifk measure we need to have the executive director and ha

certain age. >> with the amount of money put in by the city relative to the amount of money that the wage earner puts in is relatively small. unless we do that we are in certain perils of almost going into bankruptcy. >> pensions and education are two big issues the candidates say are looming over the city of philadelphia. the primary election is scheduled for may. at city hall christine maddela. >> from our delaware bureau tonight, high grades for classroom improvements. arne duncan made several stops in wilminmanton today at howard high school, he sat innen on class. delaware's high school graduation rate is at an all-time high and dropout rate a 30-year low. nobody says everything is working perfectly in the delaware cools but duncan says the progress and results are way ahead of national averages. >> we have new video to show you of damage to a berks county country will you be. the pipes burst because of this cold weather. work is under way right now the to repair the reading country club. after that pipe burst that feeds the system. water rained down in the ballroom. pressure is on to get t

if you listen to certain members of the new york city council or our wonderful mayor bill de blasio and members of congress, there is a whole contingent of lefties that think cuba is good because they provide socialized medicine and a few other perks in exchange of totalitarianism. they want us to appease anything they do. >> you know what i see? it never fails. i don't care what your views are of cuba. the appeal of the almighty american dollar. we try to use this to influence the middle east and it hasn't helped. one thing to put a deposit on friendship, but i'll be damned of putting a down payment on someone spitting us in the face. >> we opened the door for cuba to spit in our face even more. leave it alone. >> he's giving us ultimatums. >> leave it alone. you want a normalized relations with cuba? well, if it was the status quo we wouldn't be in this. we opened the door to ridicule and demands. >> what makes you think this is indicting -- i would like to think it's the dying days of the castro regime. let me make my point. price of oil is going down dramatically. venezuela is still

and essentially generally speaking gambling is illegal, except for certain exceptions and one of them is at the casino in atlantic city essentially because there was no shuffling it's a violation of the rule. therefore it's not an exception. and, therefore it's an!óow forcible contract. >> but it's not the gamblers fault. >> it's not. that was an argument made before the court. when she made her decision she?wpç÷( looked to the statutes, and the statutes are for the protection of both the casino and the gamblers. so it really didn't matter within her decision whos e fault it was, be it the casino, gamblers or the card-shuffling machine company. >> so they have got a half a million dollars in cash. they've got another million dollars in chips that presumably they haven't spent yet. but how are they supposed to pay back money if in fact they have gone out and bought a couple of new washing machines or whatever. >> unfortunately that's the remedy in contract law. so, because it's an uneven forcible contract, what the courts will do is try to get the parties back before the dealing of the cars and the games. so, if anybod

five paid sick days, this debate is going on in the wake of them saying let's set a certain wage, $12 an hour, for cityyees you've got groups coming back, nonprofits saying we can't do this, it hit us in the middle of the year, blowing our budgets we can't cover this. on the one a hand it sounds good but -- >> sounds great. >> but it's not very well considered. >> if you're on council perhaps, you've never run an organization. >> thank you. >> even a nonprofit let alone a business. >> i like $12 an sick days and this and that, but these nonprofits have entered contracts where they have not budgeted sick days. if that's great put the money in to help the nonprofits. >> i want to give the city credit the head of dhs many programs are funded by the department of human services. the executive director or commissioner said testified on behalf of the nonprofits saying we don't go away have -- we don't have the money. they are asking for a 6 month window to figure out. it's the right thing to do paying a people a fair wage and paying people who are sick the time to be awear and take the time -- away and take

and nonprofit tint for individual families the news cities in california what the inclusive program requires that 10 or ottawa more units to certain blow income levels or contribute to the fund that supports the blow market rate unit almost 25 thousand have been supported by city funds and more than 6 nous thousand of the unit were built between 2000 and 2012 what you can't afford a million will home you're not alone in response san francisco mayor ed lee has set a goal of creating thirty thousand now e-mails homes by the year 2020 most will be in outreach of the san franciscan with federal and state funds drying up the san francisco ethics commission is, taking an iv i of actually roll is providing housing across all levels we're working diligently for everyone to live here and mr. chair protect the housing semiand strengthen goals against evictions we're commented for housing needs for all san franciscans to learn more visit highway >> we'll be seated and get going. we have a special announcement courtesy of the warriors. the laundry list of people to announce. anita shu, crist stan son. board of supervisors, norman yee. scott w

karachi, the city that this book certains around is the large muslim city in the world. it's 18 19 million people. and, of course, living in a city that size requires women to earn and be out there. and so that's sort of a conundrum that the society's dealing with. ask one of the ways in which sort of especially the more conservative elements who want to preserve an old system where women were still within the house is to say that, you know the way we have no destitute women -- it's funny. like in one sense polygamy's supported by people who are very very traditional and want to keep an old system, and on another sense it's supported by people who are almost like pro-feminist in their thinking, right? it's my choice, and if i'm deciding to do this, then who has the right to tell me? and so those debates are going on nearly every soap in pakistan now features the polygamy issue. but then again, you know that's the center. are you going are women constantly going to look at their role in society as conducted through men? because that's essentially, what polygyny in -- poly