council member senhaux? >> present. >> council member kostanian? >> present. council member wong? >> present. >> may we have the reading of the agenda, please? >> agenda item no. 1. >>clerk: welcome introduction and roll call. agenda item no. 2. action item. reading and approval of the agenda. agenda item no. 3. public comment. items not on today's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. agenda item no. 4. information item. report on the mayor's office on disability. agenda number 5. in memory of jul lynn parsons. jul lynn was a long standing cochair of the council and former city employee who passed away in late 2015. council members and members of the public are welcome to share thoughts, memories and stories of jul lynn. >> item no. 6. information item. the san francisco dignity fund. a proposed measure for the november 2016 ballot. the san francisco dignity fund is a measure headed for the november 2016 ballot with the support of a board cross section of the community based senior disability focused organizations. the presentation w

dodd-frank ensured that the council or the o.f.r. and congress would all be focused on emerging threats to our economy and never be caught unaware by another a.i.g. h.r. 3340, however, undermines these reforms and should be opposed. so mr. chairman and members, many of the members on the opposite side of the aisle are talking about our oversight responsibility and they don't even exercise oversight responsibility and get the regulators in and have a real discussion with them about how it all works. a.i.g. was complicated. none of the members of congress really understood how it operated and how it was formed, how it was set up and what it was doing. and so we have learned our lesson from a.i.g., and i hope that the members of this congress will not forget it. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gentleman from texas. mr. hensarling: mr. speaker, i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from michigan, mr. trott. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan is recogniz

city council member helen rosenthal, who represents the 6th district of the council -- that's our abc studios on the upper west side of manhattan. i asked her about embracing the job of a council member and those retail politics. street?" >> for me, it's the details -- it's the local -- that really means something. you know, we get calls -- heat and hot water complaint calls -- all the time. somebody -- you know, you're supposed to have your heat at a certain level every night. we get calls saying that their heat was not at that level. and what can we do to help make their landlords make the heat the appropriate temperature? >> i should say, full disclosure, i've known you for many years. our daughters went to the same school. and as a mother of a daughter at that school, you were always uber-organized, you know, having that to-do list, and you got things done, and i can so see you doing this, and that's why you've been pretty successful so far. >> thank you. i think it's a good fit for who i am. i do like diving into the details. but you also have to understand how things work in ord

the council heard stories from people who are on the brink of losing their home. the median rent in oakland is $3,000 a month. even if a person is working full time, it's too much. >> people here are basically going to be living out of cars, up under freeways. >> already do! >> i know! but i mean, it's gonna be even more so! people who work every, single day. and this is ridiculous. you gonna be concerned about other people in other countries, you can't take care of people here now. >> reporter: adjustments on airbnb will be considered during this 90-day moratorium. some believe the current regulations are restricting the current housing supply. that's one of many issues in the city according to some renters. programs haven't been put in place. but according to a landlord, he says that this will hurt him and that he is calling it political showmanship. he never evicted anyone in 17 years as a property owner. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> a superior court judge has rejected a legal attempt to prevent san jose from repealing a plan to reform city workers' pensions. it wa

. >>> the oakland city council meeting went into midnight hours last night literally. hundreds showed up to voice their opinions about what many are calling a rent crisis in their city. kpix 5 reporter jackie ward live in oakland with the latest on the decision they made in the very early hours this morning >>> reporter: this happened just a few hours ago when the city council unanimously declared a housing emergency in their city. so this now means that the council has 90 days to write new policies and regulations that will hopefully help their renters out. one in four renters are in danger of being displaced. hundreds attended the meeting last night until is 1 a.m. the council heard stories from people who are on the brink of losing their home. the median rent in oakland is $3,000 a month. even if a person is working full time, it's too much. >> people here are basically going to be living out of cars, up under freeways. >> already do! >> i know! but i mean, it's gonna be even more so! people who work every, single day. and this is ridiculous. you gonna be concerned

council members what they plan to do about it. what the expletive. d.c. police do something aboutoe these guys.th that was the written message on twitter from jeff johnston as he shot this video from the side of pennsylvania avenue sundayunda evening. we showed you this video lastlat night at sixth and floridalori northwest as a group of riders,r some popping wiehle is roaredis through the intersection. we took that video to thehe council member who represents the area, bring and den doh.ough >> i would say that images like that --th > council member brandon todd is more than concerned. he wants chief cathy lanier to take action.ctio what do you think should be done. >> i think mpd has to to enforce force it. i know it's tough. it can be a public safety issue, but i think the enforcement oftf our current law is what's going to absolutely have to occur. > counsel member ruby may who represents ward 8 says she's worried about her constituents and she's been searching for afr way to fix a problem even searching a spot for riders to operate. >> the fact of th

in regards to the russian sale to iran, un security council resolution 2231 requires the security council approval in the sale of any major combat systems to iran. so iran and russia have been sale of thehe systems. with the u.s. veto the approval of such a sale at the un security council? mr. shannon: yes. sen. barrasso: can you talk about how the sales of the systems contemplated could affect the balance of power in the region? that.id at this point >> the su-30's or the f-300's. >> the fighter jets. mr. shannon: we have no interest fighterhaving enhanced weapons in iraq can use offensively we would iran thatpose -- in they can use offensively, we would seek to oppose. we are heard that they continue to threaten the region with continued ballistic missiles testing. that foreign businesses might risk ties to the united states -- there was a wall street journal editorial calling more dollars to the ayatollah. it says the latest demonstration cave in could be predicted from every previous capitulation expect to consider other concessions. what other actions you know the administration is c

council will consider a measure that would expand a ban on official travel. to states like north carolina, the bill would ban tel d.c. workers to states with laws that discriminate against the lgbt community. mayor muriel bowser has already banned city workers from traveling to north carolina. earlier today, mississippi's governor signed a new law that allows businesses to refuse service to gay couples based on religious beliefs. >>> the d.c. government now has one of the toughest laws in the nation when it comes to synthetic drugs. multiple experts say the chemistry behind the street drugs like bizarro and scooby snacks can change so quickly that the government hasn't been able to outlaw them fast enough. today the d.c. council outlawed any synthetic drug that shares the same chemical class of an already-illegal drug. this makes it easier for police and prosecutors to lock someone up for distributing these drugs. virginia already has a similar law. to help parents understand and recognize these complicated and dangerous drugs, the news4 i-team created a spec

. >>> the city council is considering a proposal for a fee. cbs is outside newark city hall where protesters are lining up. >> reporter: yeah, we are just minutes away from the city council, uber drivers with no time getting their voices heard. >> reporter: the city council will hear proposal that require uber and lyft drivers pay a $1,000 fee to pick they will up and drop them off at the penn station and new york liberty airport. >> i'll still go, it is just not right. >>> brian clarke has been driving an uber around new york needs to understand drivers like him are just trying to make an honest living. >> it is not just uber, we are people, uber is a job just like this job. you can't just put people out of work or may they will pay to work. >>> yellow taxi drivers waiting in the penn station cab line say they support the proposal because there needs to be a level playing field for all drivers. >> we have the license, the process you have to do background check insurance everything. >> for the newark commuters, it is all about con convenience

security council. in other words, whether the u.s. could do what it rightly or wrongly thought necessary to protect the lives of its citizens without the explicit approval of the other four permanent members of the u.n. security council. this was truly a battle of world views centered on the question of the legitimacy and authority of super national governance. the advocates of global governance believed that the u.s. did not have the right to protect its citizens without a permission slip from russia and a permission slip from china. to put it bluntly. to say nothing of a permission slip from france. honest people of good will disagree on iraq. on much of what the united states has done to combat terrorism since 9/11. there's been little precedent to fall back on. the information on which to base policy decision severely limited. we are dealing with all shades of gray in the war or terror. we may never know whether what we did was the right thing to do. the global governances don't want to deal with t

but there wasn't enough support on the council to do that. the council also approved an anti-retaliation ordinance that protects renters from getting evicted if they report maintenance problems and code violations. here are some of the 500 tenants and landlords who came to give public comment last night. >> they are fighting for the lives of their families. >> thank you, sir. >> they and their churches and their unions and their neighbors. >> thank you, sir. >> and their allies will never stop struggling for one san jose. >> thank you, sir. [ applause and cheers ] >> and next month the council will look at providing even more tenant protection by limiting the number of rent controlled apartments that are demolished each year. we're live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >> kiet, one councilmember brought up an idea about a billion-dollar bond? >> reporter: yeah. councilmember nguyen brought it up before the meeting about a billion-dollar bond using the revenues from the bond to build affordable housing. this is obviously trying to addres

council. they're taken up in the general assembly. i mentioned earlier that the model mou is renegotiated every several years. it will be up for review coming in 2017 and it is absolutely an area that is ripe for review for making stronger and more explicit actions regarding sexual exploitation and abuse. >> as we work on maybe some bipartisan and focused strategy, you know, strong demand that that mou and sort of the negotiated includes very significant provisions around this is something that i think we would all probably agree with. that's the only question i have. i appreciate it. >> thank you. you want to follow up with this panel? listen, we -- we're all very upset. i think you are too. i know that typically the administration doesn't particularly appreciate input from folks who sit on this side of the dias. i think in this case, maybe they would welcome that and i do look forward to working with members on both sides of the aisle to figure out a way to put additional pressure on. i have

does, who can be on the council and the responsibility of council members. the advisory council hoz now 3 new members and they are here. >> they haven't been- >> we have 3 potential members and they are here today, so i would like to introduce them and they can come up with a moment. >> no, we didn't nominate in committee report. >> sorry. so, those folks were actually at the last meeting and so we had a chance to meet them and think they are excellent candidates. we had a presentation very detailed overview oof the dignity fund gisken the council by mrs. [inaudible] and mrs. [inaudible] and both snoveg importance of the dignity fund and answered questions the advisory council had about the dignity fund. executive director mcspadden talked about the upcoming area planl and the role the advisory council will play in reviewing the plan before it came to commission. the education committee will have its next community training on friday april 8 at the institute on aging and this is the last series on elder financial abuse and we had two site visits that were al

security council resolution 1929 was approved by the un security council, i believe we designated over 27 entities and people that look not only on those providing equipment but also those facilitating that. i would be happy to talk about specific individuals or entities that interest you. i believe we have been focusing on not just providers of technologies or those who facilitate that technology or the provision thereof. sen. perdue: i am also concerned about the liquid assets now available through the jcpoa for iran. the administration, when they were supporting jcpoa before its enactment, were adamant about ensuring iran would not continue to subsidize hezbollah and bashar al-assad. can you give us an update on what the administration is doing to ensure people in the region that that is being implemented? mr. shannon: let me answer this -- first, in regard to moneys made available to iran through the jcpoa, we assess iran has access to $50 billion scattered throughout ranks. sen. perdue: that is cash, liquid today? mr. shannon: if they can get it. sen. perdue: and there are other a

>>pam moore: a heated debate on the issue of red controlling the council is expected to vote tonight on low rent hikes and given more protection to tenants. >>rob fladaboe: with all the the number of people who filled out cars to speak and not receiving numbers and hundreds a cyclical some built-in the we can tell you that ought to settle all the rent control has spawned a vigorous debate across town from north america will be coming to head to nine experts today outside city hall was so rich as caring signs advocating for reduction in reducing the rent venue a percent increase in the rent controlled apartments and side of city hall was packed council chambers after people wearing t-shirts that read san jose and belong to the other half for property owners they're wearing badges as an affordable housing provider. >>rob fladaboe: other factors reconsidered is that one-third of the current number of units and son was saying that before 1979 or rent-controlled construction of affordable housing is just can't keep of with the job and again the city council is expected to take hours of te

security council, they're taken up in the general assembly. the model mo you on which all of them are based is renegotiated every several years. it will be up for review coming in 2017 and it is absolutely an area that is ripe for review, for making more explicit actions regarding sexual exploitation. >> we work on some bipartisan strategy, you know, strong demand. it is something that i think we would all probably agree with that is the only question i have. i appreciate it. >> do want to follow up with this panel? listen, we are all very upset -- i think you are too -- i know that typically the administration doesn't particularly appreciate input from folks who sit on the side of the dais. in this case, maybe they would welcome that. i look forward to looking with -- working with members on both sides of the aisle to figure out a way to put additional pressure on -- i have to tell you, if i had to go to work and deal with the united nations, i would have to find other lines of work so we thank you for attempting to deal with this morass that

does, who can be on the council and the responsibility of council members. the advisory council hoz now 3 new members and they are here. >> they haven't been- >> we have 3 potential members and they are here today, so i would like to introduce them and they can come up with a moment. >> no, we didn't nominate in committee report. >> sorry. so, those folks were actually at the last meeting and so we had a chance to meet them and think they are excellent candidates. we had a presentation very detailed overview oof the dignity fund gisken the council by mrs. [inaudible] and mrs. [inaudible] and both snoveg importance of the dignity fund and answered questions the advisory council had about the dignity fund. executive director mcspadden talked about the upcoming area planl and the role the advisory council will play in reviewing the plan before it came to commission. the education committee will have its next community training on friday april 8 at the institute on aging and this is the last series on elder financial abuse and we had two site visits that were al

the council heard stories from people who are on the brink of

so that's something that the city council is going to take up next week.en the other thing that happened is that advocates for tenant protections, you know, so-called rent control and just costs for eviction, they decided to file an initiative for the ballot, for the november ballot for these things. and this is not the only city where this is happening. mountain view raised a similar measure, burlingame, alameda and i think also the city of richmond. we're seeing more and more that this fight over what to do about affordability crisis that is gripping the bay area, like you mentioned, it's going more maybe to the voters directly, because advocates feel that the city governments aren't doing enough. >> and it's hard to tell sometimes when you hear these very vocal people at the city council meetings. is this a very vocal minority or is this the way the people feel? that's a way of gauging that, i suppose. >> i think what's been happening increasingly is this isn't a problem of low-income people, you know, or only minorities. it's been stated a lot of times

thing aboutrtant the council is the council of ministers is a both hands institution. the members of the council both represent the governments and act as members of the institutionl eu that is distinct from their governments and in which they belong in a closer way than they would in any other international organization. this brings a lot of lack of clarity to the ministers. a lack of clarity is typical of we have the european parliament. it is not a parliament. it is not do the things that most do. it is not levy taxes, for example. it is not draft legislation. the european legislation does. it is drafted by the commission. parliament and ministers cannot amend legislation. forget twist that many that renders it on parliamentary in the traditional sense, there is no majority party or coalition in the parliament representing the government party, and there is no minority party representing the opposition as in other parliaments, because there is no government and the eu and no opposition. everyone governs together in a hybrid system of supranational governance. a fina

all the city council could veto change the ordinance today. the housing department made 12 recommendations including tying the cap with the consumer price indetection an anti-retaliation program for tenants and incentives to make improvements on properties. the landlords believe a reduction in the represents officer cap would be bad for their business. letters and e-mails sent to the city say increasing confidents for water, garbage and sewer would take away the incentives to keep buildings in the mark it. whatever is continue today, leaders believe the real solution is to build more housing. >> we need to build a lot more. the demand is growing. we will see rents continue to go up if you have strict rent control or not. >> the city council meeting starts at 1:30 but the item is not heard until at least 3:00. can you expect a full house today.

this was a lost support for the ice rink last night at the city council meeting.k at the two extra rooms necessity had to open for the overflow crowd. the city council gay what they of whatted a unanimous vote in support of keeping this his rink but the developer said it is too expensive. he wanted to continue it interest retail stores. that is denied so he fine another form of recreation to offer which is what the city's master plan requires. the mayor admitted the time for this rink may have passed. >> i know not everyone althoughs ice rinks and in the future it could be that we do change the master plan but a lot of people went a rink and it is something i an committed to finding even in it not here. >> supporters were thrilled with the vote and are pleading with the developer to listen to the city council calling it "the right thing to do." >> breaking news, san jose police are looking for the gun map in a fail shooting officers responded to a report of shots fired last night and found a 25 -year-old man in street suffering from a gunshot wound and was pronoun

that is a public council as an incentive to come dinner is provided. if you would like to attend and make a presentation or would like a copy contact mr. salvador lopez. >> thank you. >> vice president walton thank you student delegates we're now to item e advisory committee and appointments by the board members superintendent. >> thank you vice president walton ami i'd like to ask chris to come forward with several individuals to present the annual report at the q t e a oversight committee. >> thank you superintendant carranza i'm the director of planning i'm joined with the q t e a our co-chairs murphy as well as our secretary kathy we have other - have other members of the committee ms. angle and listened and others and also from our audit from b t d mr. inaugurating is here to speak to the audience at this point we'll hand the mike to mr. across the city wright and also we'll be having a power point presentation as well as if i could ask superintendant carranza and mr. walton to move to the side we're going to project - yes. >> good evening, commis

we've had five council members of color. so i'm the first chinese-american female, and we've had two indo-americans and three other chinese-americans. so is it a reflection of our community? i would hope so. can it get better? absolutely. >> but is it a function in the case that you just laid out of still large numbers of people who are not naturalized and, thus, don't get counted in the eventual political outcomes? or are these people who haven't yet found their footing politically and said i want to be on that council, i want to see that council look like my neighborhood? >> i would say that asian-americans in general are the fastest growing in the united states. their influence is there. it's significant. they have the highest income. and they're the first to be naturalized. and so when you have someone who looks like you on your city council, i think that shows that there's an interest there, but we have to be able to do the outreach. and many people have not been contacted. when you have an election, i think that the as

security council briefing, this closed u.n. urt security council briefing from the u.n. envoy. that question will this unity government have any authority over libya was the main question to be asked. the envoy we understand from the leaks out of the meeting said he was cautiously optimistic. going into the briefing the russian ambassador didn't expect much to come out of the meeting. he was spot on, because beyond that cautious opportunism expressed all we got was a restatement of everything we know. the insecure security situation, and the unstable political situation. the conclusion was that the u.n. will continue to consult with actors both on the ground in libya and in the region in an attempt to try and get this unity government off the ground. >> have you talked on some of the points there? why is the international community so concerned about installing a working government in libya? >> there are a variety of reasons, not least to quote or use the russian ambassador's words as he was going into this meeting. it's catastrophic to have this chaos on the mediterranean, not

another important thing about the council is that the council of ministers is bold and institution. the members of the council both represent the governments but also act as members of a supranational institution, a supranational eu institution. that is distinct from their governments into which they belong in a much closer would then they would belong to committees in any other international organization. so this brings a lot of lack of clarity to the counci council cf ministers. forelock include again is typical of the eu. it further muddies the waters of democratic accountability. then we have european parliament. it's not really a parliament. it doesn't give me things that most national parliaments do. it does have the power to levy taxes, for example. most importantly the european parliament does not draft legislation. the european commission does that. its approval is necessary for legislation together with that of the council of ministers. but the legislation is drafted by the commission. i know that the european parliament and the council of ministers can both amend legislat

affordability crisis, dozen speaking during this council meeting that lasted for hours. in the end, the city council members voted down an emergency ordinance that would impose a 90 day moratorium on rent and evictions. >>> it ted cruz wins the wisconsin primary, the republican front-runner donald trump would need to win if you 7% of the remaining two close the gop nomination, and sanders would need 57% to catch up to democratic front-runner hillary clinton. >>> a $5000 reward being offered to help to solve an animal realty case in berkeley. five animals -- animal cruelty case in berkeley. the autopsy revealed bb pellets inside the animals, and an autopsy is still pending to find out if the animals were also poisoned. there is a $5000 reward for tip leading to the suspect in this case. >>> and a series of bb gun shootings in san leandro, scott had just left church with the rent and heard at least six shots, and he thought someone was shooting a gun and jumped to the ground, and he realized a bb had hit him in the head.>> i did not want to panic and i called 911. >> on th

>> one council member said the council should have waited until a task force created this year afterote, disappointed advocates for marijuana were angry. >> think the council is doing the dirty work for them by helping congress to block the will of the d.c. voters. >> more than 60% of d.c. voters approved modest amounts of legal marijuana use, but the initiative did not cover public or club consumption. in the district, tom sherwood, news 4. >>> now at 6:00, a deadly plane crash on the eastern shore. they were that close to a safe landing. the crash site over there. the runway over here. the story coming up. >>> about 100 searchers back out in the shenandoah national park today still looking for a missing fairfax county firefighter and paramedic. meantime, we are learning more about this dedicated firefighter nicole mittendorff even as her husband makes a public plea for of not knowing a loved one is is unbearable. >> i'm tracee wilkins where family, friends and colleagues are gathering to pay their respects for prince george's county firefighters shot down in the line of duty. we'll

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security council. in other words, if the u.s. could do what he thought was necessary to protect the lives of its citizens without the approval of the four permanent members of the u.n. security council. it was a battle of worldviews centered on the authority of supranational governance. in the advocates of global governance believed that the u.s. did not have the right to protect its citizens without a permission slip from russia and china, to put it bluntly. to say nothing of a permission slip from france. honest people of goodwill disagree on iraq and the combat terrorism and the information on which to base policy decisions is often limited and unverifiable. the issues are complex. we are dealing with shades of gray, and we may never know in many cases if what we did was the right thing to do. but the global governance not want to deal with uncertainty. the blinders are set in place p are they want to realize their vision based on a character of reality and that has hindered the prosecution of the w

security council, they're taken up in the general assembly. the model mo you on which all of them are based is renegotiated every several years. it will be up for review coming in 2017 and it is absolutely an area that is ripe for review, for making more explicit actions regarding sexual exploitation. bipartisanon some strategy, you know, strong demand. it is something that i think we would all probably agree with that is the only question i have. i appreciate. with want to follow up this panel? upset --e are all very i think you are too -- i know that typically the administration doesn't particularly appreciate input from folks who sit on the side of the dais. in this case, maybe they would welcome that. i look forward to looking with -- working with members on both sides of the aisle to figure out a way to put additional pressure on -- i have to tell you, if i had to go to work and deal with nations, i would have to find other lines of work so we thank you for attempting to morass that is so ineffective. we thank you for your efforts. we app

the city council is in the middle. being a renter in san jose is not easy. >> i hate to say. >> he rivers in one of 44,000 units built before 1979 that are covered by the apartment rent ordinance which means his landlord cannot increase the represents more than 8%. but he does not believe he is pay less than market value. >> he volunteers with people acting in community together. he has seen the impact on rising rents. >> it is horrifying. people are leaving. it is crazy. if you lose your affordable housing you are pushed out of san jose. people are moving to hole store, to salinas, and trying to commute. and they just try to find jobs elsewhere. all the city council could veto change the ordinance today. the housing department made 12 recommendations including tying the cap with the consumer price indetection an anti-retaliation program for tenants and incentives to make improvements on properties. the landlords believe a reduction in the represents officer cap would be bad for their business. letters and e-mails sent

we took that video to council chambers to ask council members what they plan to do about it. what the expletive. dc please do something about these guys. that was the written message on twitter from jeff johnston. as he shot this video from the side of pennsylvania avenue sunday evening. we showed this video last night. at 66th and florida northwest, group of riders, some popping wheel east, roared through the sent he can sean -- intersection. we took the video to the council member that represents the area, brianne van dough. >> i would say that, you know, ima concern me. >> in the middle of the day. >> council member brandon todd is more than concerned. he wants chief cathy lanier to taking. >> what do you think should be done? >> i think has to forfeit. i know it is tough. she said she doesn't like to chase them with police cars, they can be a public safety issue, but i think enforcement of our current law is what's going to absolutely have to occur. >> council member may, who represents ward eight, said she's worried about her constituents, has been searching for a way to

. >>> the san jose city council meeting wrapped up at 2 a.m. this morning. the council passed a new cap on rent increases in the city but it made a decision to delay a freeze on rent hikes for a year so that they can do some more research. hundreds packed the meeting at city hall. renters say this is just the beginning of their fight. >> they are fighting for the lives of their families. >> thank you, sir. >> they and their churches and their unions and their neighbors. >> thank you. >> and their allies will never stop struggling for "one san jose." >> thank you, sir. [ applause and cheers ] >> we'll have more details about all the decisions they made overnight at 5:00. >>> one of the most beautiful beaches in the bay area is deadly. a man at ocean beach in san francisco almost didn't make it back through the riptides. andria borba has details about one city leader's push to prevent tragedy. >>> reporter: on a hot day the siren call of ocean beach can prove irresistible. the surfer in distress was removed from the water and taken to the hospital. the rip cur

that is not part of the security council resolution. those are not taken up in the security council. those are taken up in the general assembly. i mentioned that the model mou which all the mous are based is renegotiated in every several years. it is coming up for review in 2017. it is area absolutely ripe for review, making stronger and more explicit actions regarding sexual exploitation and abuse. >> as we work on bipartisan and focused strategy, you know, strong demand that mou, when it is negotiated can, includes very significant provisions around this is something that i think we would all probably agree with. that is the only question i have. i appreciate it. >> thank you. want to follow up with this panel? we're all very up sent. i think you are too. i know that typically administration doesn't particularly appreciate input from folks who sit on this sidee of the dais. in this case, maybe they would welcome that. i do look forward to working with with members on both sides of the aisle to put additional pressure on.le i have to t

an appeal by the support others swayed the city council. the developer said the company is not going to re-open the rink and wants to work with the master plan to turn it interest another recreational facility. >> new details involving a fierce fire in sunnyvale on friday. officials have deemed all 81 units uninhabitable. smoke poured from the building and 50 people have been left homeless. the red cross found them temporary shelter and teaming up with the community services to help find a long-term solution. we have a link to a gofundme account on our site. >> sauce least resident -- sausalito residents have to wait for the upgrade to the ferry landing. officials say that the project needs more research. people have been vocal. many feel some of the changes do not fit the small town character of sausalito. others say the dock is need safety improvement to provide better access. >> a new idea would turn the upper height corridor into a pedestrian-only neighborhood part of the revolutionized height movement created by a one time san francisc

marshall and richard and my friend sarah on behalf of the apa council i council that sarah and i represent we went to the mayor two years ago and said mayor, we know you run a very, very successful community ambassador program but i think that is time; right? to bring it to chinatown because the fact problems we were seeing so i said to report back to you during the fact lounge of the ambassador program sarah and i walked the fact chinatown all over and later when i go to the house to see the fact reception we asked supervisor peskin to help us and the captain lazarus for this district because of the heels right outside of shop house smoking and gambling we couldn't run the fact programs inside i don't know with the fact china team does now now they were able to convince people to move ant farther so our students inside and the fact elderly will not bracket the fact smoke we want to commend thank mayor ed lee and the chinatown team to do their utmost best he loved you (clapping.) and as you walk around my staff will, having a self-help die they'll stop by the one time community center to m

council members did not vote in favor of it. both for very different reasons. >> the ayes have it unanimously. >> while technically it was a unanimous vote two council members were not among the yes votes, council member vincent orange voted present rather than yes or no. before the vote at a meeting he questioned whether the council should be interfering in party politics. and put some of the blame on senator sanders. >> in this particular case, the bernie sanders campaign did not put people on the streets in the district of columbia to collect signatures. they decided to pay so this is where we find ourselves today. >> the sanders campaign followed all the rules. and paid a $2500 fee to appear on the ballot rather than collecting investigates. hillary clinton did both. but the democratic party did not file the paperwork on behalf of the candidates until the day after the deadline according to the board of elections. council member anita bonds recused herself from today's vote because she also serves as the chairman of the demo

stop it, don't even go there because you are taking my rights away. >> the council also voted against another measure that would require the relocation assistance equal to six months rent, but the council will reconsider that measure at another meeting. >> and the city council will vote on whether to declare a housing state of the, putting a temporary ban on rent increases and evictions. the typical oakland renter earns less than $30,000 a year, and can afford to pay $750 a month in rent, but the current median rent a one-bedroom apartment is $1900 a month. >>> the ncaa national championship game between villanova and north carolina was an exciting one and the craziness started in the low -- in the final seconds when north carolina tied the game. you think that is the dream shot, and the tar heels hit that off-balance three-pointer to tie the game at 74, but there were 4.7 seconds left. and a sign of magic. >> 30 seconds at midcourt and they take the championship. >> north carolina is saying are you kidding me, and this shining moment, villanova wins, 77-74, streamers coming down to c

council to fund the law. he's not the first firefighter to make that plea to the council over the past four years. >> preston williams testified alongside of me in 2012. knowing full well that he might not ever see that come to fruition, and he didn't. he ultimately succombed to his occupational illnesses. >> chief dpregry dean supports the presumptive disabilities act. but said it's not up to him to fund it. >> the council will look at ways to be able to figure out can they do this and when can they do this. >> you feel discarded. that you know while there's plenty of recognition and the mayor and the council have been very supportive at all levels, but we're at the last piece. the money. >> dipietro hopes the council and mayor will find the money, so the next generation of firefighters won't have to worry about money if they find themselves in his position. >> there's going to be a lot of people that will not be able to myself or another disease, and they're going to be put in a very bad position. >> now co

the passage of the security council resolution. but we are far from declaring that has been accomplished in the culture of the united nations. that's something that is still a matter that many of us are concerned whether the message is clearly being broadcast the way it should. that's something we're going to continue to follow. enemy, i expect we'll take some additional action in congress. >> we want to thank you both. it's been a very powerful hearing and i think that your testimony, i hope your testimony is going to end up affecting people in that, hopefully, thousands of people who otherwise would've been sexually abused, raped, whatever, will not have that experience because of people like you who have been willing to testify in this manner. i want to build on what you just said. in essence, because united nations is providing peacekeepers that, in some cases, not in every case, our sexually abusing people, our citizens here who work hard every day to raise the families and pay taxes, they are basically sending money, sending

david: explain what that is first. >> that is a council of 10 treasury secretaries.werful financial regulators in washington and they had designated -- metlife, the oversight council had designated metlife as a financial institution. this is a system that is so big, their failure could bring down the system. aig is one of these. prudential is one of these, and so forth. the federal judge said that the council had been arbitrarily capricious and exercising its authority and imposing this on metlife. and the potential significance of that is it could undermine the council's authority in future cases because the judge said they had to wait more -- weigh more carefully the potential financial affect on the institution in question and , that is a difficult thing for the council to do. david: part of what is gotten a lot of attention is the consumer financial protection. richard cortright has been the head of it for many years. and that has been a target, as well. >> it has been. there is a case pending before the d.c. circuit of federal appeals court in washington dc in w

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. >>> it is a packed crowd at san jose city council chambers. the big draw, the issue of rent control. an ordinance that's been in secretary since 1979. since then the policy has really had no major revisions. san jose is now considering several changes including allowing rents to increase at the rate of inflation and requiring just cause for many evictions. right now hundreds of people from both sides of the debate are still voicing their opinions. >>> is it the ends of small town living? that's what many fear. it is a massive new retail and housing project gets the green light in lo sgatos. terry, the project has been unr discussion for years? >> reporter: for eight years. but project 40 i'm told is the largest project in the history of loss gattos. housing schools, traffic, the list goes on of things that will be impacted by it. tonight the town council voting to try and get this right with the help of respects. >> yes i'm confused. very confused. >> reporter: it's easy to see why many loss gattos residents may be as well about the project kn