even if -- like many others in our fair city with some great, you know, we are not alone, ink, s far as city employees and city departments in having difficulty securing space. having said that, currently we deale g with the work load we with eati strategies, like i mentioned, more strategic planning around what can process without a hearing, how could wesimplify, we have had a board that's been very supportive. they have done away with process for the hardship icatplon. they streamlined it, made it eaer on staff.ants but also u r: rthan very much. >> thank you. >> supervisor cohen: all right, seeing this are no questions, we appreciate your presentation. >> thank you very much. hear fr the appeals next wewi board. >> good afternoon, my name is julie rosenb n rect of the board of appeals. as you are probably aware mr. goldstein retired six weeks ago so i moved over to the board of appeals from s.f.m.t.a. this current fiscal year and go over our budget proposals for >he next two years. supervisor cohen: ms. rosenberg, do you have a on my screen.or us? >> supervisor cohen: i'm sorry, you don't

as far as the city is concerned, what are your primary worries about drop and make job losses 7 worriesries about drop and make job losses? thousands ofjobs in london in the, to anyone a of london‘s economic output. so far we have not seen economic output. so far we have not seen any mass movement from economic output. so far we have not seen any mass movement from banks, have we? a small trickle effect. some banks, such as the swiss investment bank ubs say they want to remain your‘s —— they want london to remain your‘s —— they want london to remain the financial hub of europe to balance in new york. banks are waiting to see what the outcome of the negotiation is. the eu is our biggest export market, particularly for services. it is crucial for the financial services sector that we get a good deal. i think you can see that although there may not be that many moves by banks yet, they are merely waiting to see what the outcome is sunday will be looking closely at the speech from the chancellor this evening. you think the bank of england and the government are prepared to the possibility o

city hall where folks can come. they can learn about this project, at least as far as the city knows, and they can also sound off with their opinion. ken? >> good to know. emily turner live in pleasant hill. thank you, emily. >> dozens of protestors gathered in downtown los angeles today where the attorney general jeff sessions spoke at the criminal justice legal foundation's annual luncheon. >> our broken immigration laws are telling people that they can, in fact, come here illegally. why wait in line? that we're going to do everything in our power to avoid separating families, but we are go, to work to prosecutor all of those adult whose come here unlawfully. >> outside the event several protestors were taken away in handcuffs for blocking roads. >>> president trump scored a big legal victory today. the u.s. supreme court ruling his travel plan is constitutional. the president's executive order bans citizens from these seven countries, five of which are predominantly muslim. in today's 5-4 decision, the justices said presidents have broad authority over who is allowed to enter the u.s. protestors in san francisco a

ash from the eruption spewed to heights of nearly 33,000 feet above sea level and spread as far as guatemala cityaway, affecting 1.7 million people. these latest images of fiery destruction reminiscent of the eruptions that incinerated parts of hawaii's big island last month. mt. kilauea lobbing lava bombs in the air, shooting methane through cracks in the earth. >> that's the fissure that we've been looking at for a couple of days now. >> reporter: my colleague matt gutman was on scene. >> that lava being geysered up in the air probably 100, 150 feet up. >> reporter: that eruption displaced hundreds, destroying at least 117 homes and buildings. and incinerated miles of the state's picture-perfect landscape. >> i've been in hawaii pretty much my whole life, born and raised, and i've never seen anything this big. >> reporter: that volcano still smoking today, but no deaths or serious injuries have been reported. a far cry from the loss in central america. a key difference, volcan de fuego is located on the ring of fire, a belt characterized by extreme earthquakes and powerful volcanos. many of the

it's gotten as far as guatemala city which is the country's capital. 40 miles away.untry affected. >>> 5:48 now. b.a.r.t. passengers will probably appreciate this. more than half of their trains have been equipped with a new wheel profile in the hope of a quieter ride. >> b.a.r.t. provided these photos that show the new wheels that will interact with the rail. basically the wheels fit better on top of the rails, reducing the all-too-common screeching noise and less wear and tear on the rails. about half of the b.a.r.t. trains have been reequipped. the agency predicts 90% by december. >>> a comeback story for the ages involving a resilient teenager and her personal connection to the warriors. >> sophomore kaitlyn o'connor was diagnosed with a disease that caused debilitating seizures. she traveled to the cleveland clinic. look what the hospital staff did for her, decorated the room in warriors colors even though e s they're cavs fans. coach steve kerr wrote her back and eventually invited her to a game. >> i don't imagine he meets with people on a regular basis like t

. >> commissioner veronese: as far as the city expanding into -- well, let me ask you this. when somebody retires and that spot is not -- so, we have been filling the spots for every retirement for the last it looks like at least four years. right? >> yes. >> commissioner veronese: when the city grows like our city has into neighborhoods that didn't exist when i was growing up in this city, for example, south of market, are we anticipating new stations added south of market? >> yes. a perfect example of that would be a few budget cycles ago, we asked for additional fte's to staff mission bay. we asked for to staff an engine and a truck company. so, nine more per day. and then there's relief factor. so, another 35 or so to staff that station. >> commissioner veronese: okay. >> so, we anticipate the southeastern part of the city growing. there's 10,000 units being contemplated and being worked in the candle stick, hunters point region, which equates a unit is usually 2.5 people. so, nearly 30,000 people in that area. we are projecting that we will need a double house, an engin

city. the greater area where ash was falling. would it would affect more than a million people about a million and a half people felled the ash tell us far away as one of the cities some forty some odd kilometers away closing down the international airport as you mention so it certainly has been affecting people from a large a large part of this the central part of this country transportation and so forth that the roads were filled with volcanic ash is very difficult to see out of windshields and so i think traffic accidents as well were caused by this but right now all eyes are on the rescue efforts on the flanks and you know well what i'm all is disaster management agency conrad is continually doing. operations in this area because of the above the views of this volcano there's a couple of volcanoes right around here that are very active and they are continually working with the communities trying to keep people abreast of the situation and to try to have sort of moxon areas where things like this do happen so they can work on evacuations and those sorts of things this came as a little bit of a surprise today. started rumbling this morning aro

we receive training from karen fleischmann, and i engage with her, but as far as the city-provided train, i have not attended and would love to attend. >> commissioner stefani: and you also mentioned your experience in law enforcement. and i'm wondering, and i've heard this -- and this is anecdotal, whether or not the up tick in guns, the availability for guns and the easy access to guns in our society since really the n.r.a. changed in the late 70's, where now, there are so many guns on the street, it's so easy to get guns, whether or not there's a mentality among officers that, you know, we talk about them being in fear of their lives, but whether or not you've seen that change over time whereas at one time they weren't as fearful that everybody had a gun, and whether or not that's something you've experienced. >> i think what you're asking me is what i feel about the level of fear compared to maybe 20 years ago to today? is that correct? >> commissioner stefani: yeah. i mean, the agenda among the n.r.a. and a lot of the gun manufacturers has changed over time, especially since the lat

city at 56, marina at 59, balboa park at 58. the mission 62. that's as warm as it gets. it will feel cooler with the breezes. as fareast bay, afternoon haze and sunshine after cloudiness this morning. mid to upper 60s for you. oakland only 63. san mateo 64. the warmest temperature in redwood city at 65. mountain view about 67. san jose sunny and pretty comfortable. 71 degrees. milpitas 68. look at the upper 60s to mid 70s. still saving money without having to run the air conditioner. in the north bay, ukiah and santa rosa pushing 80. as far as temperatures tonight, we've got upper 40s in the north bay valleys. here is my accuweather seven-day forecast, a little push and pull as temperatures tomorrow warm up and we pull back saturday and warm up sunday. then we just say forget it. let's just have a heat wave and keep things steady for a while next week. >>> good morning, mike. unfortunately we do have pretty significant issue here if you're going to be traveling on westbound 80 heading towards the richmond area. this is technically still in hercules. westbound 80 before pinole valley road, a motorcycle is down. that

another sunny day at the coast just like it was yesterday with upper 60s, maybe mib 60s city. as far as our lows tonight, we're looking at temperatures that are going to run mainly in the 50s to a few 60s out there. in fact you can see places like concord and antioch at 62 and 68. san jose 61. still decent sleeping weather. it's going to take till about midnight to 1:00 in the morning to start cooling off enough to really notice a difference. so here is my accuweather seven-day forecast. even hotter tomorrow. the heat will moderate, but still pretty toasty sunday and back to average monday and tuesday and maybe cooler than average wednesday and thursday with the morning clouds and afternoon sunshine. let's get back to sue and see what's going on. >> headed outside to take a look at san jose. highway 87, taillights headed in the northbound direction. it's pretty light for early friday. hoping for friday light. popping across town to 280 at highway 17, the overcrossing there. a few headlights from downtown san jose towards cupertino for a seven to eight-minute drive. starting to see so

as far as sanctuary cities are concerned, the message people want to push is, well, we're a sanctuary city because we're protecting t immigrant community. you are not. you are doing the opposite. first of all, sanctuary cities to be clear, we're not asking anybody to be an immigration officer. we're the immigration officers. i'm not asking you to pull a car over and ask them their immigration status. i don't want you to enforce immigration law. give me access to your county jail where you already chose to stomebody and lock them in a jail cell like any other federal law enforcement agency. that's what we're asking for. we're not asking anybody to be an immigration officer. we're asking you give access of a sworn federal law enforcement officer to a jail to talk to a criminal in the country illegally. that is common sense. sanctuary cities, they want to protect immigrant communities. let me be clear what it does. number one, when you release a criminal alien from a jail, that criminal alien will return to his community and victimize the ve communities which he lives, which are immigran

as far as sanctuary cities are concerned, people want to push this, we're a sanctuary city because we're protecting the immigrants. no, you are not. let me explain why. sanctuary cities we're not asking anybody to be the immigration officer. we're the immigration officers. i'm not asking you to pull a car over and immigration status. i don't want you to enforce immigration law. i want you to give me access to your county jail, like you would any other agency, we're asking you to give access of a sworn federal law enforcement officer to a jail to talk to a criminal in the country illegally. that's common sense to me. but they say sanctuary city, they want to protect the immigrant community. let me make it clear what sanctuary cities do. number one, when you release a criminal alien from a jail, he's going to return to his community and victimize the communities he lives, which are immigrant communities. so what you've done by releasing that criminal alien back in the community is put the community at greater risk of crime. number two, my job is to find them and arrest them. so if i can't

city. the greater area where ash was falling. would it would affect more than a million people about a million and a half people that fell the ash tell us far away as one of the city's some forty some odd kilometers away closing down the international airport as you mention so it certainly has been affecting people from a large a large part of this the central part of this country transportation and so forth the roads were filled with this volcanic ash is very difficult to see out of windshields and so i think traffic accidents as well were caused by this but right now all eyes are on the rescue efforts on the flanks you know well what almost disaster management agency conrad is continually doing. operations in this area because of the the balls the views of this volcano there's a couple of volcanoes right around here that are very active and they are continually working with the communities trying to keep people grasp of the situation and to try to have sort of mach's an area where things like this do happen so they can work on evacuations and those sorts of things this came as a little bit of a surprise today the volcano started rumbling this mor

and if y'all really, really care about us as san francisco being a sanctuary city, y'all would put our safety first and everything else, as far as our health, we can take care of ourselves when we can help our local stores, thank you. >>> thank you. next speaker,plea. >>> it's crazy on 3rd street. this is the only store that stays open until 2:00. if you need anything after that, you have to go way to the gas station shell way down 3rd just to get some milk or anything like that. it's devastating seeing the store sink like the titanic. we've already seen it happen from the last couple months. if we just keep the tobacco, everything else will get to rolling. the healthy food, it will all come into sync. that's what would happen. if you could just take into consideration that part and grandfather over their license, i think it would be a better place on 3rd street for everybody. thank you. >>> thank you. next speaker, please. >>> i do believe that you can't take the foundational capital away from a small business, especially an immigrant-owned business that is working within specific means. because then you won't be able to see

he's done a greatjob this season and it'sjust not come together yet far as issues happening. on to mexico citylex qualifies in second place but it's technical problems which hold him back. the gearbox penalty as he starts in 12 place and finishing tenth. here come the lights now! we go green in uruguay! uruguay makes for some exciting competition between alex and sam. lynn third and bird in eighth. going to be a tight one between the two ds virgin team—mates. sam bird in front of lynn so the two ds virgin cars have swapped position. alex coming in sixth place. and the hard work does not stop once alex is off the track. i suppose my height as a racing driver is quite unusual. i'm quite a tall racing driver. alex is six foot one. i have to watch my weight maybe more than other drivers. it's been a long time since i could think i can eat whatever i want. even if it'sjust a mental thing, a symbolic thing in the gym, but it translates to your whole life and certainly in your professional life. the pressure is a privilege. because at the end of the day, it means that someone is expecting a certain t

she grew up not far from city hall. as christien kafton reports, london breed claims her victory after mark leno conceded. >> and london breed. i am president of the san francisco board of supervisors. and soon to be mayor of the city and county of san francisco. >> reporter: london breed created an impromptu crowd of supporters on the steps of city hall, after a short but hard- fought campaign for mayor. >> this is an amazing city. and we had a number of amazing candidates who ran for mayor. >> reporter: breed's comments came after the announcement from mark leno that he was conceding the race. >> i reassured every success to both personally and professionally in her new as ma >> reporter: with the last contender for mayor stepping aside, breed began to outline her plans to deal with some of the city's most pressing issues. >> we see people sleeping on our street. we are not building enough housing. we note that there is so much work to do and we have to make the hard decisions to get the job done. >> reporter: the depart

millbank but funnily enough nobody came out to means of years or filmed it as far as i know they're not given much probably city to the other side of the argument the argument that says we had the referendum we reached a decision and now we should have left and we certainly should be leaving as soon as possible but mrs may doesn't really want to leave she's a reminder she leads a government and a majority of the house of commons who don't want to leave and they haven't really done very much for two years they've gone about it in completely the wrong way he said of keep asking the european union how we can leave they should be telling them the european union how it's going to work there's no such thing as a hard brooks or a soft there is leaving the european union and if you want to know what that. it's like all you've got to do is to look at every other country in the world that isn't a member of the european union it's not complicated they're trying to make it as complicated as possible. the white house has taken a swipe at the media for taking an image out of context and using it to attack the trump administr

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with his family since two thousand and fourteen the woods aren't far away from the city of quantised but far enough to blast the blues as loud as they want anytime they want it's a house full of passion. is the wrong one fish for the blues romance and taking it easy this isn't just my blues music little by little my wife has grown accustomed to listening to the blues every day i've taught her about it it's very important to us a little bit more so share my. that's apparent throughout the one hundred seventy square meter house and its design is inspired by the music genre even the kitchen island is embellish with old vinyl records. the center of the house is an open living area spread across several floors. and put in a more base is the center the heart of the home. it's the room where we hang out together. and we listen to music watch t.v. . or work in the op i am. they both broke it was designed for good acoustics. that's one of the acoustic ceiling construction and paneling of foam they show. the newsprint nélisse. the sound is as clear as it would be in a concert hall the integrated sound panels roundoff the aestheti

far. the old city in mosul was and i as stronghold sometimes they also find dead fighters. they. can mess with isis was responsible for your sister's death correct the one initially and today you are removing the bodies of some of their fighters what goes through your mind when you do this. you know this is their place this is where they deserve to end up ahead of i lost my sister and she has a grave i can visit her to find his remains and that without a grave the fact that i get to remove their bodies is my greatest revenge fighting them with a weapon is exactly what they want they want us to be inhumane they want us to fight each other. it's life threatening work for the volunteers there could be unexploded bombs anywhere. why don't you wait till the area secure lot and then remove the bodies here we're not security officials many times nobody wants to do this and no one wants to come here. families can't identify their loved ones because of the lack of forensic medicine. because it has to how do you make people hunting for their relatives and i've seen women all the men who co

nearly seventy people rescued by the two new zealand coast guard and brought to the city as far as it's unclear exactly how many people are missing for the most deadly ship break in the mediterranean since people are. illiterate it gives it a go ahead a bout of water was coming into the boat those who could escape or fled others drowned we stayed there until almost five am then fisherman came to help us and the coast guard arrived. it was a dark night on the mediterranean some two thousand kilometers away three adults and six children drowned off the coast of turkey the turkish coast guard pulled five people out alive. the toll of dado missing in these waters is up to six hundred fifty people since january and yet it's a far cry from twenty fifteen when this was the main route to europe more than a million people crossed and there were three times as many deaths most migrants now come through northern africa search and rescue n.g.o.s have diverted to deploy from italy all motor he says the north we are witnessing a decrease in arrivals in recent months the figure of the decrease does no

these are children travel as far as arizona, texas and new york city. many of them are all over the united states. they are still separated from parents. some parents have been deported back so that makes it further complicated. we're marching because we want them back together. >> i know you believe that i.c.e. should be abolished. tell me why and what happens if i.c.e. is in fact rebollished. what replaced it? >> i.c.e. has not always been around. >> used to be the ins. >> thing that i.c.e. has overstepped its boundary. it's become an agency that's over the top. it goes around school grounds, church grounds to arrest people. it's too aggressive and over the top. i think its lost its course. we should replace it with something sensible, practical. still have to be a law enforcement agency but something humane. >> what is i.c.e. doing that is for people like you giving it a reason to be abolished. >> that's the problem. we don't know to what degree they are doing. that's why i put forward a piece of legislation that asked for them not to process locatio

headquarters to a smaller more cost effective headquarters somewhere in north london as far as the reaction goes with the city reaction has been quite positive roles or shares bounced ninety three percent up on the news of the restructuring the unions though they're concerned they are worried that the cuts when they come may be too deep and that's expertise may be lost but that said they are reassured by a deal that was done last june. a deal with rolls royce that said there would be no engineering job losses and that promise was made by warren east in his statement to shareholders today he said there would be no. three redundancies among the union on staff. now the waiting is almost over in a few hours from now the twenty eight hundred feet. when host russia take on saudi arabia in the game as well as correspondent lee wellings is in moscow for us and joins us live now so almost ready to kick off what's the atmosphere like in moscow . the atmosphere is full of excitement of whites it's so long for this month and it's almost for the first time of course what's happened over the years in the build up is the co

far apart. young children taken from their parents at the southern u.s. border are placed in detenth tension centers in at least 17 states as far away as michigan, virginia and new york. new york cityor bill deblasio telling cnn some 239 children are being held in the middle of manhattan. >> we've gotten no notification from the u.s. government that children were being sent there from 2,000 miles away. and i went to visit a classroom, 30 or 40 young children of gath la ma la separated from mothers or parents trying the best to make sense of the situation, it is appalling. >> reporter: how and when will things change for them? >> takes time, slow, not transparent. >> reporter: jim mattis approved a request for military lawyers to assist with cases. the trump administration may need legal help, as well. new york governor cuomo announcing the intent to file a state lawsuit against multiple federal agencies to reunite children with the parents and put an end to the abuse of immigrant families. we fully intend to move forward with the suit to prevent any further harm to the children in custody. all right. so tomorrow there will be another wave of dockets at federal courthouses along the

recovered thirty five bodies after a boat carrying refugees and migrants sank just off the port city of so far as the navy and national guard responded to a distress call and managed to rescue sixty eight of the people on board to measure is becoming an increasingly popular starting point for illegal boats heading across the mediterranean to southern europe and in a separate incident nine people including six children have died after their speed boat sank while crossing from turkey to the greek islands five people were rescued by this card and fisherman the head of the catholic church has called for dialogue in nicaragua where weeks of anti-government protests have left more than one hundred people dead at least fifty people have been killed this week alone in the demonstrations against president daniel ortega and propose changes to social security critics have accused the government of targeting protesters with a shoot to kill policy pope francis called for talks cheering sunday mass to we didn't work i joined my brother bishops of nicaragua in expressing sorrow for the serious violence carried

this is a city that outside of russia are not many people had heard about before this world cup, but it's definitely on the map as farhas opened up to the world, it's full of panama fans, english people, and they will be celebrating this result tonight, for sure. sarah raynsford, thank you very much. new measures to tackle obesity in england have been announced by the government. they include plans to ban shops displaying unhealthy snacks at checkouts, tighter restrictions on television adverts, and a ban on selling energy drinks to children. the government said the cost of obesity was ‘too great to ignore' but labour accused the prime minister of a dossier of failure on children's health. here's our health correspondent, dominic hughes. the government's first obesity strategy for england, unveiled in 2016, was seen by many health campaigners as a missed opportunity. ever since, ministers have been under pressure to go further, and so many of the measures that were ditched two years ago are now back on the agenda. parents are very worried. we have overtaken america in terms of obesity rates for ii—year—olds, we have

headquarters to a smaller more cost effective headquarters somewhere in north london as far as the reaction goes with the city reaction has been quite positive rolls royce shares bounced ninety three percent up on the news of the restructuring the unions though they're concerned they are worried that the cuts when they come may be too deep and that's expertise may be lost but that said they are reassured by a deal that was done last june. a deal with rolls royce that said there would be no engineering job losses and that promise was made by warren east in his statement to shareholders today he said there would be no compulsory redundancies among the uni . that. india's prime minister has released a you tube exercise video which he hopes will help reduce obesity there and remote he described his morning routine of yoga poses brisk walking and stretching as refreshing and rejuvenating the sixty seven year old vegetarian also championed meditation and breathing exercises. your geology is there i'm still raman these are our top stories in argentina's congress approved by a handful of votes to allow women to choos

we're actually in downtown ellicott city and this is as far we can go.ou can see the road still blocked off. parts of the area eected to open tomorrow but there's a new proposal to c get theity back on its feetetting a lot of support and push-back online developings who have contribut to the councilman john winds may feel about the proposed legislation >> councilman john weinstein is open to give legislation passed to prohibi all build permits in the water shed to focus on rebuilding it's cald the tiber branch water shed >> it's to step backeview the data and analysi we did last time and apply it to this s and look at existing developmts to see what can be done. >> reporter: he tried to push same l01islation in6 it didn't pass but the flooding in may marks the second timen 22 months ellicott city flooded n it's a public safety issu we alsosked weinstein about how he has i addressed thessue with developers and contractors whotr have conuted to his campaign. andlhether they present obstacles for his legislation. most rently in march of 2017, ryland carter

city. and as far as getting football fever over the world cup we'll take a look at how sport is growing in some unexpected corners of the globe coming up in sports. hello welcome to another look at the international for coffee still some very lively showers across central and western parts if you are a lot of clouds showing up still on the satellite picture that the power of low pressure as i say fabulous hates him play and there is of course the moisture which is driving some really thundering down poles and large hail and some very gusty winds as well further north it's a little quieter up tools in northeastern corner culled from here so it's on the chilly side moscow will struggle to get to around fifteen degrees celsius but come away from that and look at the warmth stockholm twenty seven celsius one into the twenty's across central pos maybe even touching thirty facade got to around twenty two in london on sunday showers scattered across a good parts of france and all the neighbors a spy and poor schools and the schools could be affected over the next couple of days as monday's pictur

as an occupied city they want to see east jerusalem as the future capital of their future independent state and as far as we understand also a lot of the come pain is not to play not for the teams to play also said you know we should look at what's happening with the protests in gaza now what's also written a lot in the israeli media is also the action team media being quoted that it's not pressure by the palestinians by lobby groups but as well as the you know some of the leading players have said they might not want to come to play that game so are palestinians generally happy that the match has been cancelled turn you do they see this as some kind of victory. well i've seen as you seen on those reactions and so some you know already the palestinian head of the football association has welcomed a move they said and this is the right saying it previously cold for burning a message t. shirts now is everywhere in the world of course messi is also very much loved by palestinian fans so there was a lot of pressure then and for them it's a significant breakthrough actually that they're being able as they

the city says spar far as they know the businesses will stay. they plan to meet with ownership as early as tomorrow. >> a tough sp tou spot to be in. >>> a new study suggests that the earthquake in august has something to do with water pressure. because there is less water pulling on the map napa valley, land stretches. researchers believe the tightening andelaxin of the land puts vstress on theest napa fault. >>> we have new key taidetails frightening attack in gilroy. this man is bd bars and facing various fell aony charge. in his neighbor's home and e attacked her, ripping her clots off. the woman was able t fight him off yet again and run for help. now we spoke to a local self-defense teacher about that woman's actions. >> awesome that she was able to fight back. that's the number one thing i teach. always migfight back. because they're not expecting it. >> after the attack, martinez tried to hide in a culvert. >>> london breed proudly proclaimed herself the next mayor of san francisco. s now the first african-american woman to hold that job

driving into russia is an eerie calm and breathtaking destruction this far as we are considered . a once thriving city of two hundred sixty thousand people reduced to rubble why you it's late it's true. it's hard to imagine you could have a return to what it once was. the first store has been most notorious location. in the city not having the square. feet was once the vibrant heart of rock. we need to truck driver khalid swale who shows this round. you know what tonight that's heaven squared it was called square of heaven but now it's square a fellow we used to love wandering around this place but because of the killings we started the meeting. more toward. khalid was among many fools to witness the beheadings that became the defining symbol of the alliance here. right here in the square i asked what shop the ads often stick heads on to dean's all around us. this is where they would execute people. whatever you have to be punished a shot but they would terrorize people with. their i was shot in. the propaganda videos of those killings horrified many around the will. this is where iraq his children we

so far the over 1,000 city employees as well as city partners in transportation agencies who register for the training. if your agency is interested, please contact me. thank you. >> thank you very much, scarlet. any other comments? in closing, i want to thank, everyone, again for coming. disaster council is a very important group to share information and i appreciate all of you. as we are looking forward to mayor breed coming into office, just to reiterate what jason said, i know we'll all be there to be very helpful to both her and her staff. we are a huge resource of information in this room. but ealso wanted to acknowledge jason and the great work he has done in the mayor's office and the whole mayor's office from mayor lee to breed to farrell, but all of you have been so wonderful to work with. thank you for the leadership, again, jason. now i'll open it up to public comment. >> morning. >> be my guest. >> please identify yourself as well. >> good morning. i am nancy worthall. today i am bringing to your attention a serious deficiency in the city's planning for earthquake prepare