go to a specialist because i developed an asthma problem, because i've been living in such a poisonous cityears. >> who needs an expensive new car that'll go 200 kilometers an hour if you spend most of your time stuck in traffic? ruiz had his car converted to meet his true needs. >> so what kind of a range does your car have? >> 50 kilometers. >> 50 kilometers? that's nothing. it's really not worth it, is it? >> it is worth it. i never drive more than 2525 or0 kilolometers a day. >> if he had stronger batteries, the electric beetle could go much further, but ruiz doesn't care. he paid 4,500 euros for his electric drive to this man, alvarÓ de la paz. the mechanic converts cars with diesel or gasoline engines into electric vehicles. a mini like this one requires a lot t more battery power than e bug. de la paz is self-taught. >> looks like all the others. i'm pretty proud of it. >> de la paz says that converting conventional cars is quick, saves resources, and costs just a fraction of what a new electric car would cost. >> it's to our advantage if we use what's already been made and turn it i

liberal asian only in the lab situation but not in reality in average when you are six times more poisoning the city has been allowed and this is a reason by the highest court no total stock that is last would be banned and they have to stop now and so what do you say so those bad people who run businesses and perhaps people who own a small older things all vehicles who say well we i can't afford to buy a new car and now my business will go out and now i will go out of business. no you have to have these people because they didn't know you about the quality of the cheating of encounters and. was very intelligent i think compromise if but your five powers have. done more months most trance plot vehicles or businesses are i were you five or you were six so we don't have to solve the problem. but congress really has to start immediately . to give me her interrupting you know certain just just so i'm clear you're as far as you are concerned this is the responsibility of the car industry to fix the car industry should should watch and pay pay these people money to buy new cars or to have them upgraded wh

unfortunately, it represents, as far as i can tell, the city librarian final poison pill present to our city. i ask you to do what you did 13 years ago and 12 years ago when the library commission likewise forwarded this in their budget, and that was you rejected the funding for rfid. and i hope that you will do that again this year. some interesting notes at the library commission. when more than one person complained about rfid's toxicity to patron privacy, the staff gave two reasons why they asserted. there is no threat to the public. they said, first of all, the library's databases are unhackable. unhackable. knowing what we know about library databases and other databases, that is a pretty far-fetched claim. in addition, it doesn't take hacking into the database to raise and to make privacy threats. and the other reason was that they said it has only a 30-inch range. well, that may be true for certain commercial applications, but not for all. and even show, there's no need to get that close. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen

cities . the americans quickly discovered the deadly legacy of radioactive poisoning a slow long term killer. to many hiroshima and nagasaki where indictments of the victors inhumanity army reports about conditions in the two japanese cities were classified top secret the american general staff began arguing that the bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki was a necessary evil. leslie groves the head of the manhattan project formally presented the official story before the senate. made it impossible for the japanese to continue their war despite their determination to fight to the bitter end. and in that fighting they would have taken one of them and. a story was established many people believe that use of the atomic bomb had in fact saved human lives and that logic was often extended to bombing in general. aerial bombardments in world war two killed at least a million civilians wounded three times that number and left more than fifteen million homeowners. pondering this victory the head of american bombers curtis lemay personally observed years later if we'd lost the war we'd all of been prosecuted

waste a growing problem facing many african cities none more so than lagos in nigeria we discarded litter pollute the surrounding environment and poisons the living conditions of twenty million people. landfills of food to overflowing piles of unprocessed garbage and runoff waste water bacteria. but here the city has also been the seed of remarkable innovation. because i do believe has identified an opportunity for social change and he tied to a business separate columns separate white separate to only give up if she started recycling an initiative to create a sustainable business model out of household garbage. out of the green software engineer in wi-fi class started out as a result of a class that i took while i was a student at mit focused on people that live at the base of the pyramid people that earn less than two dollars a day. while working to empower people in low income communities we've got a ways we provide them with convenience recycling using low cost cargo bicycles called wi fi calls. household service and find on a weekly schedule so are we. on how schools would start. into three different categories the plastic bottles

both jersey kids, i grew up in the shadow of the trump casinos in atlantic city but the thing we have in common is see in the poison of identity politics up close and having to make a choice to either sit on the sidelines were confronted. when i embarked on my own journalism career and still to this day identify myself not as a journalist of color, but as a journalist who believes in telling the truth without-some boxes. [applause] did not have the same clever inspiration to do it change to which was to embark on this experiment worry you force the progressive and the identity politics purveyors to have to apply their own standards to themselves it's fantastic. but i had a very nontraditional path to my identification is what i call an ink stained wretch. i love newspapers. in reading -- one of the things i share a passion so greatly with james is the history of american journalism. i was passing by on the way to the airport it's in his issue of cosmopolitan. i don't know how many of you know this, read the national press club so there's someone who does realize this but at one point in the golden age of muckraking

city. maybe not. but the thing we have in common is seeing the poison of identity politics up close and having to makea choice. either to sit on the sidelines or to confront it. so, then when i embarked on my own journalism career and i still to this day identify myself as identify at all. not as a journalist as color -- but as a journalist who believes in telling the truth without hyphens and without boxes. and -- [applause] in my case i did not have the same clever inspiration to do what james did. which was to embark on this experiment will you force the progressives and the identity politics purveyors to have to apply their own standards to themselves as fantastic. [laughter] but i had a very nontraditional path to my identification as when i still call today, an ink stained wretch. what i loved was newspapers. and in reading "american pravda", one of the things that share passionate, so greatly with james is the history of american journalism. and i was passing by on the way from the airport. this is an issue of cosmopolitan. and -- i don't know how many of you know this. we are at the national p

today that early test results indicate that the deaths of three men in the city's haight-ashbury district were due to fentanyl poisoning. the medical examiner says cocaine and speed were also discovered in their blood systems. several more tests will be conducted during the next few weeks to make a final ruling on their cause of death. san francisco police found the three bodies early yesterday morning at the doorway to the urban school. that's a private high school on page street. >>> finishing touches on a yearly tradition. coming up at 5:30 a look at the displays hitting the streets and the army of artists helping out for the chinese new year parade. >> the high price of real estate is changing neighborhoods around the bay area. some have decided it's enough and they are moving out. coming up next a landlord and family are trading in their south bay homes for homes in colorado and he is bringing his tenants with him. >> your weekend has started, i hope. we'll get the details for what you can expect for your saturday and your sunday coming up. >>> in san francisco, fire crews responded to a two-alarm fire in the city

leader's decision yesterday to seek to open up the debate with a vote on a poison pill amendment about so-called sanctuary cities, which has nothing to do with either dreamers or border security, was not a helpful start. these kind of attempts to score political points stand in stark contrast to the bipartisan search done by leading republicans and democrats behind the scenes for a solution. so as the most senior member of this body, it's my hope that all senators focus on a bipartisan solution, not divisive distractions. i respect this institution as much as anyone. for 43 years i've been here, i've seen and i hope contributed to the good it can accomplish. i've often said that it's best the senate can and should serve as a conscious of the nation. we can only do so if we set aside our own self-interests, when we work across the aisle in the spirit of compromise. i know we're capable of meeting this challenge today. we've done it before. five years ago when i was chairman of the senate judiciary committee, we brought together 68 senators, democrats and republicans. we voted for an immigration bill that provided

almost 100 people poisoned themselves last month, putting the tide pods into their mouths. >>> the citylooking for help from you to redesign civic center plaza. they are conducting a survey on the civic center sf.org website through march 11th. the responses will be used to develop designs ahead of a community workshop this spring. there'll be designed prepared for civic center plaza. united nations plaza. and fulton street between larkin and hyde streets. and therele be trees and paving and lighting. >>> the board of supervisors approved a proposal to turn the moscone center parking garage into a hotel and housing. it calls for a tower with a 650 room hotel. and at least 100 affordable housing units. the community will now work on getting permits from the city to begin development. >> time is 5:25. state lawmakers considering a bill to give ride hailing services like uber and lyft rebates for using more zero emission -- to encourage ride hailing services to use more environmentally friendly vehicles. to qualify for the rebates. 20% of the miles driven by ride hailing drivers would have

hand and the opportunity and noah is someone who's remaking flint michigan, a city that has been devastated not just by poisonwater but by half of the residents fleeing. >> and i know most of these people interviewed face-to-face, some were via the sun, did you go outthere? >> became the last moment and i asked him in the early interview, at the last moment before i turned my manuscript and he said can i tell you this and we quickly got on the phone . >> he was at one point dealing with possibly going to jail. i think a he felt like telling his story was important and you might even risk violating a probation or i forget the details. the story of noah, am i right? he did not vote for trump. >> guest: he did not, or hillary. he lost faith in everyone. >> host: you don't make this point in the book but it reminded me a little bit of donald trump because there's a part where it talks about how despite the things he's done in his life, he can still have a purpose now. he can still do good things now and that's something that i've heard christian conservative voters who are defending donald trump despite his check

threat would not come from poison gas in the two years preceding the second world war western nations prepared themselves for the bombing of civilians the city after city started analyzing its vulnerability in new york it was calculated the two squadrons of bombers alone could paralyze the city. in london with its eight million inhabitants the government launched an emergency program to build shelters. in a biscuit that's not an issue that has been a comfortable. but how much protection could thin corrugated shelters offer against a barrel of steel. on september first nine hundred thirty nine hitler's troops invaded poland. world war two had begun. back out in european capitals lights were turned off so that enemy warplanes wouldn't be able to use them for orientation. in paris london and even in berlin no one felt safe anymore. the war many dreaded for so long had finally come. on september third france and britain declared war on germany. later that day u.s. president franklin roosevelt announced. he had already sent a letter to germany poland italy france and england. i'm addressing this urgent appeal to every government which may be enga

city of the dead. >> they found tremendous quantities of potassium cyanide poison. it had been mixed with kool-aid.ive minutes. >> we will never know how many people voluntarily drank the poison. but other people were either coerced, brainwashed, or took it against their will. they were murdered. >> i was lifted into this medevac plane, and i was so grateful. >> good evening. the searching american soldiers have finished counting the bodies in jonestown, guyana. 910 died in the poison ritual of the people's temple last week. >> this was americans killing other americans and themselves. in its own interests for its own well-being, this nation will have to find out why. as you can clearly see, the updates you made to your plan strengthened your retirement score. so, that goal you've been saving for, you can do it. we can do this? we can do this. at fidelity, our online planning tools are clear and straightforward so you can plan for retirement while saving for the things you want to do today. nana, let's do this! aye aye, captain! ♪ and as you go through life -whoo! -♪ tryin' to reach your goal ♪ and

city of the dead. >> they found tremendous quantities of potassium cyanide poison. it had been mixed with kool-aid.ople voluntarily drank the poison. but other people were either coerced, brainwashed, or took it against their will. they were murdered. >> i was lifted into this medevac plane, and i was so grateful. >> good evening. the searching american soldiers have finished counting the bodies in jonestown, guyana. 910 died in the poison ritual of the people's temple last week. >> this was americans killing other americans and themselves. in its own interest for its own well-being. this nation will have to find out why. at holiday inn express, we can't guarantee that you'll be able to contain yourself at our breakfast bar. morning, egg white omelet. sup lady bacon! fruit, there it is! but we can guarantee that you'll get the best price when you book with us. holiday inn express. be the readiest. how pure can pure be? for a future full of possibilities, our 12-step process provides 100% pure, quality water. nestle pure life. pure life begins now. it has long been called storm of tiny bubbles, the

poisoning. yet on the surface of what he had infected after almost by disease there that we had to open up the city in principle that's something we can do here and it would require an operating theatre in germany either we just need local sterilization but we can't tell how well the world will be treated after . as for us normally we would remove the capsule we didn't do it in this case because it would have caused heavy bleeding there is also the risk is that it will come back and this is just all this is going to serve us it is a lot like. this. this fourteen year old boy can hardly walk his knees are deformed there's little the doctors here can do it so it really is sirota tell him just what i was especially at i used to have that advancement it is very worrying that it looks good it would be very noisy all this life especially as a liberal whole life ok only because. it's after five hours lines of patients still aren't getting any shorter the doctors and medics work without a break until they're at their limits. or the defense units are against this because we work as fast as possible because

poisoning. yet and it's also why he had an infected after almost a high dizzier that we had to open up to the city in principle that's something we can do here and it would require an operating theatre in germany either we just need local sterilization but we can't tell how well the will be treated after. as for us normally we would remove the capsule we didn't do it in this case because it would have caused heavy bleeding there is also the risk is that it will come back and this is just all this is going to stir this up like. this oh this fourteen year old boy can hardly walk his means are deformed there's little the doctors here can do it so it really needs to see a right to tell it just what i specially if i used to have that it fits my therapist very well yet it looks good it would be a very it is a well this well it's especially good as a liberal all the while they only call it. after five hours lines of patients still aren't getting any shorter the doctors and medics work without a break until they're at their limits. or if you notice it's just because we work as fast as possible because the

poisoning. yet on the surface of what he had in effect after almost by dizzy or that we had to open up the city in principle that's something we can do here and it would require an operating theatre in germany either we just need local sterilization but we can't tell how well the wound will be treated afterwards normally we would remove the capsule we didn't do it in this case because it would have caused heavy bleeding there is also the risk that it will come back and this is just all this is going to decide. this is. this fourteen year old boy can hardly walk his means are deformed there's little the doctors here can do i tell you really sirota tell him just what i especially i used to have that at this point it is very worried it. would be a very lazy or this was especially if it is a little hole while they only because. after five hours lines of patients still aren't getting any shorter the doctors and medics work without a break until they're at their limits. or candidates just cos we work as fast as possible because there's a long line and we don't have that much time and it's like a conv

a city spokesperson says it's talked to shapiro about this and respects his opinion which today he expressed aggressively. >> there's no safe way to inject yourself with this kind of a poisonand i think our focus needs to be on getting people into treatment. >> roar report along with the drug 6500 in cash was found in the apartment says the ag. both men are being held in a million and a half dollar bail as for those safe epp joke sites, shapiro says without a change in the law, they're illegal. jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> breaking news now out of camden county. firefighters are investigating what started as a house fire in cherry hill. skyfox over the scene of the 1100 block of liberty bell drive in cherry hill. you can see flames coming from the roof there. fire broke out just before 4:00 this afternoon. so far no reports of anyone injured. >>> time now to check in with core fox 29 weather authority as we take life located doylestown in bucks county just in time for valentine's day. the weather will warm up. kathy is here now with more on the big warmup. kathy. >> wow, looking at very different conditions than we've seen in the long time around here, iain. let's take look

opportunity and we have an opportunity here as a city and this commission to take a stand and say we're not going to let the fossil fuel industry continue to poison our planet. and also the tax subsidies. we subsidize i think $5 trillion globally. the industry would be broke if it wasn't for our taxpayer money doing this. if i dumped a barrel of oil in the bay i'd get find and put in jail but if an oil company does it they get a bailout so that's another factor. catholic institutions have vote to divest and banking is a conversation because of what happened at standing rock and this is a movement. let's add to it. i think you'll all vote yes because i think i'm preaching to the choir but divestment is the tactic. we should do the great work and we have to look at the big picture too and divestment is the tactic that's going to solve this. i appreciate it. thank you. >> our next speaker is joseph bryant. >> i want to thank the sponsors and the commissioners and joseph bryant the vice president for san francisco region 10-1. we represent over 54,000 workers in california and over 16,000 in san francisco and many members at the department of the env

poison this time on al-jazeera. facing new realities growing up when did you realize that you were living in a special place the so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter why is activists to live in jail just because she expressed herself hear their story on and talk to al-jazeera at this time. however the problem and the headlines on al-jazeera hundreds of thousands of people trapped in a rebel held on clay of near syria's capital are being bombed a seventh day as diplomats of the u.n. negotiate a cease fire proposals activists say government helicopters are dropping bow bombs on residential neighborhoods at least five hundred people have been killed since sunday. and other news u.s. president donald trump says washington is imposing its largest set of sanctions on north korea the aimed at isolating and putting pressure on pyongyang to give up its nuclear program the latest measures target the north's shipping activity. there have been four separate attacks in afghanistan with at least twenty soldiers killed in the taliban attack on an army outpost in the west and two other attacks targeted soldiers in southern helma

city his he has never seen three people die at once like this.>> the co-owner of a -- deli in san francisco says the three men who died from possible fentanyl poisoning were neighborhood fixtures. he knew them as adam andy and michael. they were in their late 20s to 30s.>> they will be waiting to help me open and bring the trash cans in.>> reporter: 4:30 am thursday they were found dead a block away on pastry by a security guard in the doorway by urban school. the men lived on the streets. >> they sleep there or in front of my house. basically every night. they are here all the time. it finally got cold.>> reporter: >> there was drug paraphernalia found on the scene that suggests they might have been using methamphetamine or crack cocaine.>> reporter: doctor thomas said fentanyl is often deadly when used to cut drugs such as methamphetamine cocaine and heroin. fentanyl is extremely potent and quick acting opioid that is produced synthetically. it is a prescription painkiller. it is used as a antiseizure. the number of deaths from sentinels overdose doubled in 2016 compared to the year before.>> if you buy a drug on the street you have no idea what is

opposed a city spokesperson says it's talk to shapiro about this and respects his opinion which today he expressed aggressively. >> there's no safe way to inject yourself with this kind of a poisonus needs to be on getting people into treatment. >> reporter: along with the drugs 6500 in cash was found in the apartment says the ag. both men are being held on moil million and a half dollar bail. as for safe injection sites, shapiro says without a change in the law, they're illegal. jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> all right. outside we go live look at rehoboth beach in delaware, of course, ready for unseasonably warm valentine's day? kathy has got your date night forecast in 15 seconds. temperatures will soar 10 degrees above normal tomorrow and then 20 degrees above normal by thursday. you can see there's still grooming the slopes at blue mountain and why not? because it's still cold enough for making snow there. thirty five degrees in the city. the high today 43. winds out of the south southeast at three. that will change the weather for us big time tomorrow for valentine's day. allentown 34. millville 34. 35 degrees in wildwood and ac. you can see the west not lot of cold. chicago 2

poisoned by the same batch. a security guard at the urban school in san francisco made a startling discovery. three men lying motionless in these doorways steps from the school in the cities duxbury district. the police arrived on the scene but it was too late. medical examiners are trying to determine what caused their death. police say they are still else is there is no signs of health light. public health officials say they suspect a man died from fentanyl poisoning. fentanyl is a synthetic opioid 50 times stronger than heroine, and 100 times stronger than morphine. in 2016, 22 people in san francisco died a fentanyl overdose, a 50% increase over 2015. police say it is rare to have three deaths at once. they say they are looking at the possibility that they used the same batch of fentanyl. this budget is not common, but if three individuals were possibly using drugs, ingesting drugs, and were using the same substance, and had the same experience. >> reporter: the victims don't have any connection to the high school and the school sent a letter to parents, assuring there is no threat to students, faculty, or staff. the three deaths, months before seven cisco will have s

a city spokesperson says, it's talked to shapiro about this and respects his opinion which today he expressed aggressively. >> there's no safe way to inject yourself with this kind of a poison. and i think our focus needs to be on getting people into treatment. >> reporter: shapiro says there will need to be a change in state and federal laws to set up safe injection centers while pledging to return to the north philly neighborhood to continue the battle and sale of heroin in this city. i'm jeff cole fox 29 news. lucy. >> speak of drugs, jeff, in mercer county, new jersey a-2 month undercover drug investigation ended up catching those people. reginald jackson, jade law and, ryan poland and anthony hernia now all face various drugs and weapons charges related to selling and possessing crack, cocaine and heroin. police searched a stash house in trenton and say they found the drugs, a gun and some cash. >>> the question is why? why you doing that? police are searching for those people who decided it was somehow a good idea to watch the eagles parade on top of somebody else's car. well, the woman who owns the car park it near judson street and pennsylvania avenue to watch the p

city's noe valley neighborhood. the school district notified parents incase their kids start showing more severe symptoms. the symptoms include vomiting and nausea. poisonas marijuna that caused these kids to get sick. ( james ) in the south bay... there has been a spike in sexually transmitted diseases. syphilis, gonorrhea and chlamydia have tripled in the past five years in santa clara county. they can easily be treated with antibiotics... but if left untreated, can increase the risk of h-i-v infection and pregnancy complications. california now has the highest rate for s-t-d's in the nation... the best ways of prevention are: reducing your number of partners, using condoms correctly, getting tested regularly... and of course, abstinence. ( darya ) in the south bay... a large group of students and parents are fighting to stop some lay-offs at the east side union high school district. those at risk of losing their jobs include counselors and support staff... like librariansand activities directors. the school district says it doesn't have the money to save the jobs.. parents and students met last night to discuss the issue. there is no word on when the

with that decision yesterday with the poison bill amendment called sanctuary cities which has nothing to do with dreamers or border security. these attempts to score political points with a stark contrast leading behind the scenesso so as the most senior member of this body to focus on a bipartisan solution i respect them as much as anyone but 23 years i have been here and has seen the good they can accomplish. i have often said it should serve as a conscience to be in the spirit of compromise. and to meet this challenge we have done it before. five yearsai ago chairman of the senate judiciary committee we brought together 16 senators democrats and republicans for the immigration bill to provide protection for dreamers including the expedited path for citizenship even now they had the votes to pass it all it is time for the senate to do they have to follow suit. and with that bipartisan code for my -- compromise in the fate of the american dream lines in our hands. i was at a funeral yesterday in vermont for my wife's uncle and her parents who flew in from canada. my grandparents come