they have been stricken. i just don't know how you vote for language that has been stricken. i think you have to vote no on this item. >> president breed: thank you, supervisor kim. >> supervisor kim: you could also divide the portion that remai remains that you like. but again you can't vote on something that is no longer there. >> president breed: thanks. and i apologize. i didn't see this other page with the language stricken from the resolution. and so -- okay. madam clerk, i would like to divide this file to pull out the portion that specifically opposes the sb-827 and vote on the remainder of the resolution. >> clerk: madam president, this item, 35 has been amended. when you are dividing a file, each of the divided questions have to be able to stand on their own. so, specifically, you're interested in pulling out which line items? >> president breed: i apologize. but i just got the amendments and just saw page three of the amendment, which has those lines stricken from that. so, i don't see specifically where that location is. >> madam president, may i just recommend th

terror stricken left him to face or kill i was impressed as a little boy to see that a man. who is afraid and is about to walk away when these three guys come out of jail to to go and go after him and kill him that he turns around and does that anyway. always i saw the little sweat on his forehead when he was walking on through the street streets and i was impressed by that i thought that as a true hero a man who is afraid but he does it anyway what is it about that that type of hero that fascinates you yeah well i like it's his i think i like about it's human it's not like a cartoon hero it's a human being and that's tells us human beings like you and me or a twelve year old boy can some learn something about you you can be very harrowing and good if you overcome your fear and in films like a lot of fire for example with clint eastwood you see it very clearly is what is is you know similarly kind of nervous and sort of afraid of this mark of your guy and what might happen to him but he does it anyway he goes after him. i i was there is particular moral imperative behind was

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residents are so horror stricken, some women rent motel rooms. >> we had many a sleepless night. so after a few nights, women have gone to motels. >> out of fear? >> i believe so. i definitely believe so, yes. >> reporter: authorities admit they still don't know an awful lot about the rapist but each time he strikes, they learn more about him and the way he operates. they are hoping the task force now being put together will have enough manpower poised to catch him when he makes his first mistake. from danville, channel 5 eyewitness news. >> michelle mcnamara renewed interest in this case with her book i'll be gone in the dark. unfortunately, she did not live to see her book published or to hear the news that the killer has been caught. she died in her sleep two years ago. her husband commended the work this morning. >> this is insane. looks like they have call the east area rapist. if that's true they have caught the golden state killer. so i think you got him, michelle. >> again, we are waiting for that news conference in sacramento from the district attorney and the sheriff wi

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. >> reporter: poverty stricken yemen has been devastated by war amid relentless bombings.any parents here cannot afford to even feed their kids. 7 million young lack food. 2 million like 14-month-old samir are severely malnourished. samir's home, a dusty home in south yemen where his family lives in a mud hut. we found him at the embattled hospital. samir's health is now improving the family say but only slowly. for six months nbc news documented the lives of children in depleted hospitals across war torn yemen finding few doctors and not enough medicine. >> there are children that live in remote areas that we couldn't reach and those are the children who die every day because we don't have access to these areas and children there contract cholera. >> reporter: this is the sabin hospital in the capital sanaa. a sense of malnourishment. the main killer of children under five here. it is overrun and overwhelmed by young patients. scales not needed to know 2 -year-old neta is starving and sick. shortly after these pictures were taken, she died. the hospital simply didn't have

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recently yes the defense secretary mr mattis said that the united states after having strike in stricken that country actually doesn't have evidence to support the claims that sarin was in there. you see it as a military to me even that strike was something extremely strange first of all south of the half of cruise missiles disappeared second the second you see the strike itself was. absolutely unclear to anybody just what was he actually sorry or for them a syrian blades runway is not damaged no shelters them nothing was their mistake i mean it may sound funny but it actually i think very very dangerous because it shows that you don't need much to strike another country and with tomahawk missiles you don't even need that we fight to protect this way that's why i think general your estimate of americans again seven that they will strike the center of damascus . chemical attack happens in eastern guta general get i soon made that absolutely clear and you made it more clear as far as i know during the years a follow up on the station telephone conversation with the. chief of general dunfor

recently yes the defense secretary mr mattis said that the united states after having strike in stricken that country actually doesn't have evidence to support the claims that sarin was in there. you see it as a military to me even that strike was something extremely strange first of all half of the half of cruise missiles disappeared second the second you see the strike itself was. absolutely unclear to anybody just what was he actually three or four them age syrian blades around the weight is not damaged no shelters them and nothing was their mistake i mean it may sound funny but it actually i think is very very dangerous because it shows that you don't need much to strike another country with tomahawk missiles you don't even need that for a fight to protect this way that's why i think general your estimate of americans again seven that they will strike the center of damascus. chemical attack happens in eastern guta general get i soon made that absolutely clear and he made it more clear as far as i know during his follow up on the station telephone conversation with the. chief of gener

friendship between the presidents of france and america the two over a mutual dislike of the conflict stricken countries with. coming up on the program a local cameraman claims it's really soldiers shot dead an all armed palestinian teenager on the border last week stating he has video evidence to prove when i filmed him he wasn't carrying or sling. he was acting like everyone else and mocking me. live from moscow to the world this is r t international my names you know neil welcome to the program a top story continuing to grow over claims of a chemical weapons attack in the syrian city of duma earlier this month a number of western journalists who travel to the city say they are struggling to find eyewitnesses to confirm the reports let's get into this day of joins me live in good morning to you. what did the journalists actually discover tell us once the arrived. well that's what what's so newsworthy that they found nothing if you were expecting any concrete evidence of culpability or even and he said suggestion well you were in for a disappointment. i don't know just coming back from in tow

in actual fact the authors are being driven by a completely different priorities stricken they hope will be very much that the decision will not pass but this is what they want. and this is a fact that they will put in the general tally in order to justify the use of force against syria that washington administration has put several days now been maintaining the international community and a state of tension was discussing the calm and the important decisions which are coming up yesterday we heard of the concern about the escalation going beyond syria which was expressed by the special representative of the sector general staff under mr were and we also know that this is also very much a concern of the secretary general of the u.n. it is clear that the propaganda fire will once again bill it will be aimed at russia my american colleagues will have very carefully count the number of russian vetoes in syria we do not exclude the possibility that he has taken upon ourselves the capital his commitment to make sure that through the reckless policy of the united states he can establish her own

true dislike of the conflict stricken recently. also coming up a local government claims it's really soldiers shot dead and the palestinian teenager on the gal's a border last week he has video evidence to prove. he wasn't carrying a stone or a slingshot he was acting like everyone else in the market. twenty four hour news live from moscow this is r t international my names you know neal good to have your company dyed certain tin uing to grow over claims of a chemical weapons attack in the syrian city of duma earlier this month a number of western journalists who travel to the city say they are struggling to find eyewitnesses to confirm the reports i discussed the story with our senior correspondent steve. if you were expecting any concrete evidence of assad's culpability or even any set suggestion well you're in for a disappointment because we're just coming back from inturn about five kilometers from here and it has approximately twenty thousand people who have fled from eastern guta and above all do the people very telling us ve

pretty average conditions in the yellows and blues up there down to areas that looks severely drought stricken in red next we looked at an area where the drought stress was more acute so this is from los padres national forest this is what it looks like when you fly over gray green looks like your typical southern cal forest. this is what it looks like in chemical detail those trees are doing ok but everything else is showing severe drought stress and that's showing here in red now that we have the view from above we decided to head out for a boots on the ground perspective i'm standing here in the middle of los padres national forest and as you could tell from all the dead trees behind me there's plenty of evidence of the impact of a multi-year drought one of the biggest problems here a bug that attacks water stressed pine trees. and now we're talkin hours a bunch of tom coleman is an entomologist with the u.s. forest service a lot of dead trees right here yeah this is a nice will active spot bark beautiful. barbados kill more trees than any other kind of insect or disease in north america th

this could've been a catastrophic accident, and the pilot who landed this stricken aircraft is beingofficials are saying time is of the essence in syria — a team sent to investigate the suspected chemical weapons attack in douma has again been delayed. the team's security detail came under fire in the town on tuesday. the us defence secretary james mattis suggested the syrian regime may have brought about the delays on purpose. andrew plant reports. it is almost two weeks since this alleged attack using chlorine, said to have killed more than a0 people. the syrian government is accused of using a banned weapon, something president bashar al—assad denies. a tea m president bashar al—assad denies. a team from the organisation for the prohibition of chemical weapons arrived in the country this week to examine the sight, but the fact—finding mission has so far been unable to work. there was an advance un security team that went into douma yesterday as is standard practice for these high risk situations, as is standard practice. they came under fire, there was also an explosive device tha

scenes from war stricken yemen show the aftermath of an alleged saudi coalition air strike on a wedding party which has killed at least twenty people. on the concerns of rising anti semitism in germany and the chancellor highlighting an increase in arab migrants still committing to accepting ten thousand more refugees. seven here in moscow money call them brian this is the news from r.t. and to national first all for you this hour donald trump is heaping praise on his guest emmanuel mccrone during the first official state visit to washington the u.s. president called the relationship between america and france a special one. mr president they're all saying what a great relationship we have and they're actually correct it's not fake news finally it's not fake do so it's a great honor great honor that you're here but we do have a very special relationship in fact i get that you sent. him a little piece we have to make room for years for it so it is really it is really great to be with you and your special friend and. a lot of love in the room that let's get more on that from our correspon

seems from war stricken yemen show the. saudi coalition air strike on a wedding party which killed at least twenty people. and outrage continues to grow over the. defense forces as video emerges showing a soldier cheering after shooting a protester in the west bank. thanks for joining us here on r.t. live from moscow and daniel hawkins wherever you are today you're very welcome with us this hour. praise on his guests in the first official state visit to washington the u.s. president called the relationship between america and france a special one. mr president the old saying what a great relationship we have and they're actually correct it's not big news finally it's not big news so it's a great honor great honor that you're here but we do have a very special relationship in fact i get that piece and therefore. that little piece we have to make them perfectly is perfect so it is really it is really great to be with you and your special right now a lot of the basis of recent unity between donald trump and french president mc

friendship between the presidents of france and america the two over a mutual dislike of the conflict stricken countries he. calls a coming up on the program a local cameraman claims his release soldiers shot dead an all armed palestinian teenager on the border last week stating he has video evidence to prove when i filmed him he wasn't carrying.

us and it wasn't it's a bit of the stricken did warn. the infamous nazi party rally grounds another iconic images from the same location us troops blowing up the swastika on top of the central rally building after the nazi surrender in one nine hundred forty five . stephan dog believes that the new nazi scene consciously chose the city in northern varia over twenty years ago and that it was home to a high number of ennis who supports his. these people have never been brought to justice or properly investigated. them for. a catalogue of failures that continues to this day. also police from the police's perspective i would like to stress that we did everything of the time to investigate the rightwing extremist scene in the region. with a front we conducted criminal investigations where appropriate as we are still doing today in the war or disclosure here for good or for stop. this man disagrees. as a retired journalist who conducted research into the new nazi scene for the local newspaper. he believes that extremist leaders knew the terror

. >>> grief-stricken and heart broken, a san jose family showing the photo of a man who died in a mobile home fire trying to save his niece. this is a story we brought you last night as breaking news. the man has been identified as 22-year-old min ho. his sister said ho thought his niece was inside the mobile home during the fire. turns out she wasn't there but rather at another location with a family member. the fire has left members, families, and the neighbors shaken. >> smoke was coming so hard that i had to walk away from there. >> the cause of that fire still being investigated. >>> after nearly four days, the people evacuated from their apartments after a construction fire in concord are back home. they've been out of their houses since tuesday when that massive fire destroyed the apartment building next to them under construction. firefighters kept everyone out of neighboring apartments because they feared the burned out structure would collapse. investigato investigators are poring through the debris. >>> get ready for a major strike. more than 50,000 university of california ho

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between the presidents of france and america the two ball and over a mutual dislike of the conflict stricken country's leader. he speaks to a cameraman who claims he filmed the moment i.d.f. soldiers shoot dead a palestinian. we spoke to the boys from. below i said mohammed was three hundred meters away from the fence and even if he was right next to it he was a peaceful demonstration he was just a child. live from moscow to the world mrs arty international my name's you know neal good to have your company our top story are continuing to grow over claims of a chemical weapons attack in the syrian city of duma the beginning of april a number of western journalists who travel to the city say they are struggling to find witnesses to confirm the reports well for more on this as the of joins me in good morning route so what did the journalists actually find what did the governor when they visited well that is what makes it so surprising it's it's not a lot that they discovered and we're talking here. three journalists was robert fisk first reporter for the independent a veteran of the middle east

this could've been a catastrophic accident, and the pilot who landed this stricken aircraft is beingwatching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: the philippines‘ most popular island is waving goodbye to visitors. boracay is taking a six month tourist break. the stars and stripes at half—mast outside columbine high, the school sealed off and the bodies of the dead still inside. i never thought that they would actually go through with it. some places and have already had nearly as much rain as they would normally expect in an entire year. for millions of americans, the death of richard nixon in a new york hospital has meant conflicting emotions. a national day of mourning, next wednesday, sitting somehow uneasily with the abiding memories of the shame of watergate. and lift off of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope — our window on the universe. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. welcome back, everyone. i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories: president trump says a campaign of maximum pressure will continue on north kor

headline news harrowing scenes from war stricken yemen show the aftermath of an alleged saudi coalition air strike on a wedding party which has killed at least twenty people. are concerns of rising anti-semitism in germany but the chancellor highlighting an increase in out of migrants but still committing to accepting ten thousand refugees. from the u.s. air force six to expand its operations in space and secure its dominance by increasing the defense capabilities of its satellites. and this is the news from the international at six pm on tuesday humanitarian organizations are demanding answers over an alleged saudi led coalition air strike on a wedding party in yemen the bombing killed at least twenty people and injured dozens more some reports suggest that as many as fifty people may have been killed please let me warn you that the video that we're about to show you is distressing to watch . and it you can see a seven year old boy clinging to his father's body the family said to have traveled from another part of the country to attend the celebrations the amount. of reported anyway th

from war stricken yemen show the aftermath of an alleged saudi coalition air strike on a wedding party which killed at least twenty people. and there are concerns of rising anti semitism in germany with the chancellor highlighting an increase in arab migrants. committing to accepting ten thousand more refugees. still live from moscow with me daniel hawkins wherever you are today thanks for joining us on the program trump is heaping praise on his guests during the first official state visit to washington the u.s. president called the relationship between america and france a special one. mr president the old saying what a great relationship we have and they're actually correct it's not fake news finally it's not fake news so it's a great honor great honor that you're here but we do have a very special relationship in fact i'll get that piece and then we're going. to get a piece we have to make them perfectly is perfect so it is really it is really great to be with you and your special friend and. i would get more on that from the u.s. correspondent caleb open very cozy there although th

new friendship between the president some from under the over and mutual dislike of the conflict stricken countries. and the local cameraman claims it's really soldiers shot dead and all armed palestinian teenager on the gal's the border last week stating he has video evidence to prove. when i killed him he wasn't carrying a stone or sling shot overnight he was acting like everyone else. just gone nine am this monday morning here in the russian capital wherever you're tuning in from right around the world alone welcome our top story diets are continuing to grow over claims of a chemical weapons attack in the syrian city of duma earlier this month a number of western journalists who travel to the city say they are struggling to find eyewitnesses to confirm the reports well let's get into this now with our senior correspondent who joins me live murat indeed what did the journalist the sculptor who were they when they visited do what's come out of this well what is so surprising not a whole lot if you know if you were expecting revelations proof of guilt or even suggestions of such. a disapp

friendship between the presidents of france and america the two over a mutual dislike of the conflict stricken countries leader. a local cameraman claims israeli soldiers shot dead and all the armed power. gal's a border last thing he has video evidence to prove. when i filmed him he wasn't carrying it or sling shot or knife he was acting like everyone else in my. reverie are tuning in from right around the globe this hour welcome to moscow and to r.t. international my names you know neal our top story. are continuing to grow over claims of a chemical weapons attack in the syrian city of duma earlier this month a number of western journalists who travel to the city say they are struggling to find witnesses to confirm the reports i discussed the matter with iraq because the of earlier. if you were expecting any concrete evidence of assad's culpability or even any set suggestion well you are in for a disappointment because you get the idea i was not just coming back from a town about five kilometers from here and it has approximately twenty thousand people who have fled from eastern guta and abo

are owing scenes from war stricken yet and show the aftermath of an alleged saudi coalition air strike on a wedding party which killed at least twenty people. were concerns of rising anti-semitism in germany with the chancellor highlighting an increase in arab migrants but that is going to stop berlin accepting ten thousand more refugees and . change my mind i decided to go and vote for director. donald trump's controversial nomination for u.s. secretary of state narrowly avoided historic rejection from the senate foreign relations committee. for here in moscow my name is called amber and this is the global news from r.t. international. humanitarian organizations are demanding answers over an alleged saudi led coalition air strike on a wedding party in yemen the bombing killed at least twenty people and dozens more were injured some reports suggest that as many as fifty people were killed they were going to be showing you some video shortly but just be aware that it is rather distressing to watch the images themselves come from roughly video agency reportedly showing the aftermath of t

book stricken protests that have taken a decade to an end nicaragua.from the clear blue sky of the doha morning. to the fresh autumn breeze in the city of love. welcome back as we take a look at weather conditions across the levant and western parts of asia for is back to stan and also for kazakhstan weather conditions looking good tashkent there twenty five degrees celsius fair amount of cloud around the caspian sea one of two showers likely but you notice this area of rain across parts of turkey which will be extending into iran and iraq as we move through into sunday syria two scenes mowbray's of rain elsewhere on the eastern side of the met jerry looking good beirut should enjoy sunshine and highs of twenty degrees of course lots of sunshine here in the arabian peninsula and hot with mecca coming in at forty degrees celsius on this side of the peninsula we're looking at thirty five degrees in doha and thirty two in abu dhabi so the weather conditions pretty static at the moment so let's head across into southern portions of africa where again it's

this could been a catastrophic accident and the pilot who landed this stricken aircraft is being hailedional weapons inspectors have delayed their visit to the site of a suspected chemical attack in syria, after a united nations security team on the ground were targeted by gunfire. it's now unclear when the fact—finding mission to douma will begin. the alleged attack led to us, french and british air strikes on saturday. the syrian government denies it used chemical weapons. the former us first lady, barbara bush, has died at the age of 92. she was first lady from 1989 to 1993 and a wife and mother to two us presidents, george h w bush and george w bush. she was also a prominent literacy campaigner establishing a foundation to help parents and children from disadvantaged communities to read and write. the government has lost a key vote in the house of lords this evening over brexit. a cross party group of peers is pressing for the uk to remain in a "customs union" after it's left the european union. our deputy political editor john pienaar is at westminster for us this evening. john...

also this hour how rowing scenes from war stricken given show the. saudi coalition air strike on a wedding party which killed at least twenty people. i'm not proud of. and outrage continues to grow over the conduct of these ready defense forces as video emerges showing a soldier cheering after shooting a protester in the west bank.

thousand to whom the fled in the past three weeks alone with fears that others a trapped in conflict stricken areas myanmar's military is said to be pounding rebel positions with arran artillery strikes the catchin are christian minority group in myanmar and of salk greater autonomy and control in the predominantly buddhist nation since the one nine hundred sixty s. now china veil the world's biggest movie studio which is being touted as the country's rival to hollywood the owners diane wonder group are aiming to host at least five hollywood projects in the first year of full operation its c.e.o. says the complex will turn the northern city of qingdao into a global film production hob the eight billion dollars complex also includes hotels a theme park and a yacht club. young people in the somali capital mogadishu a using music as a way to gather and socialize despite opposition from religious leaders years of conflict between the government and the armed group al-shabaab of consigned a generation to a life behind closed doors but as mama to die reports from mogadishu change is in the air. and

during scenes from war stricken yemen show the aftermath of an alleged coalition air strike. which killed at least twenty people. cern's of rising id seventy of them in germany with the chance increase an arab migrants still committing to accepting ten thousand more refugees . thanks for joining us here on r.t. international live with me. today thanks so much for joining us with the program. and donald trump is heaping praise on his guests during the first official state visit to washington the u.s. president called the relationship between america and france a special one. mr president they're all saying what a great relationship we have and they're actually correct it's not fake news finally it's not fake news so it's a great honor great honor that you have but we do have a very special relationship in fact i'll get that piece and then before. that it will piece we have to make them perfect years perfect from servers of world politics have long commented on the blossoming political friendship between trump and the chron we all recall how last year donald trump visited the c

>> you replaced the agent which was stricken from the previous -- >> point of information. >> madame president, the amendment is it would read the immediate family -- >> oh, i was confused, thank you. >> commissioner kop. >> i understand we were voting on 2a and 2b separately. i intend to vote no on b. >> which is b? >> two. on supervisor tang's proposed amendments for two different sections. >> so there's a section 2.03 the conflict of interest. and also in her amendment number two section 2.3027. >> are we voting on that separately. >> it was moved and expand >> i moved to set aside to rescind the vote because i intend to vote no on b. >> there's a motion to rescind. is there a second? >> as a point of clarification. >> it's a separate document the staff repaired. there's a lack of clarity. so your motion is to rescind on the floor? >> yes. >> on the motion to rescind the prior vote was there a second? >> it looks like it failed. >> that conclude the amendment i'm going to propose. i think now we need to take a vote on the amended ordinance and if we muster the four votes it would

. >> commissioner turman: why do the stakeholders want it stricken altogether. >> it's considered a pain device. >> commissioner: it's a torture device. >> and the dpa does have an alternative suggestion where the use is limited to completing [indiscernible] when deadly force would be permissive. >> commissioner turman: commissioners, item number three. drive [indiscernible] >> commissioner: the dry stun mode doesn't incapacitate it it's just to inflict pain. i think amnesty international has deemed it a form of torture. a torture weapon and the united nations. >> commissioner turman: i'm not going to have any call-outs from the audience. madame, i'm finding disruptive. that is your first warning. >> the studies also show it doesn't incapacitate people but makes them angrier and can escalate the situation i don't know why we have to allow a dry stun mode but if we are we might want to consider on point number two deleting officers can also use drive stun mode on a subject described intersection three -- it look like one or two and shall not use them as pain compliance technique. >> commi