on behalf of supervisor ronen for the late audrey wells. on supervisor brown, for the late mr robert henry laws junior and on behalf on supervisor stefani, for the late 12 the victims who passed in the borderline bar and grill in thousand oaks. >> thank you. at this point i want to thank our friends at s.f. government t.v. for assisting us with today 's broadcast. happy birthday to our colleague, catherine stefani. congratulations. >> happy birthday. >> congratulations. with that, ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. thank you. [♪] >> let's have the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flagd states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. . >> darlene, let's call roll call. (roll call)

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on behalf of supervisor ronen for the late audrey wells. on supervisor brown, for the late mr robert henry laws junior and on behalf on supervisor stefani, for the late 12 the victims who passed in the borderline bar and grill in thousand oaks. >> thank you. at this point i want to thank our friends at s.f. government t.v. for assisting us with today 's broadcast. happy birthday to our colleague, catherine stefani. congratulations. >> happy birthday. >> congratulations. with that, ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. thank you. [♪] >> we can sweep by in front of a house in a matter of seconds. the only people who don't like it are the people who get the tickets. >> this is a street sweeping sign. don't let it get you. pay attention. [♪] >> in the morning, when we first go out, we start at six in the morning or seven in the morning. we call that our business run. we sweep all the main arteries of the city. after 8:00, we go into the residential areas and take care of all the other customers. >> the idea with the street sweeping program is

(mk)audrey amundsen, victim "it's not ok. it's scary, you know?"orrific video released only to kron 4 news shows audrey amundsen thrown to the ground inside stones bar ... and then in a second video -- you see her thrown out a door and beaten by two different men in napa earlier this month. the man in a green tshirt is still on the loose. michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"the victim hopes by releasing this video, someone recognizes and helps police find the man who attacked her who is still on the loose."audrey amundsen, victim"he started taking off his shirt, making a scene, and he came aroudn to the side of the table where i was and i put my pool stick up and just no no no no back up back up." juan rojas -- the man in the blue hat in this video -- turned himself in -- but the second man, shirtless with tattoos -- shown here in this exclusive video -- james curtis faulkenberry -- is on the run. the victim hopes by releasing this video, you can help track him down.audrey amundsen, victim"i'm grateful i can tell my story and these guys can go away fo

audrey moved to the bay area to pursue her education at u.c. berkeley before becoming a deejay at the local jazz station. the values she fell in love with played a central role in her career in hollywood. it was here that she began working on her debut film, "truth about cats and dogs." ms. wells was a champion for advancing both gender and racial representation, creating empowering and heartwarming tales with a variety of voices, many of whom were strong and inspiring lead women, the truth about cats and dogs, under the tucson sun, game play. audrey was a leader for 20 years, inspiring and paving the way for inspiring women in film. ms. wells didn't get to experience the release of her film project. she will be deeply missed by her family, friends in our community and i offer my deepest condolences to her husband, brian, and daughter tatiana. the rest i submit. >> supervisor safai: thank you, madam clerk. to pick up on a few points that supervisor ronen said. would like to recognize the commercial parking ban, port ola. we had a parking town h

your final comment then audrey. i would say many of the things that were just said there are simply not accurate yes we agree it was a good day to convert the house don't it's surprising that it took forty years into the twenty first century to get rid of such dehumanizing accommodation but part of the plan with the hostel was you would convert the hostel and then build houses so the people who lost their move in the hostel wouldn't be rendered and then surely homeless having to live in shacks never. have been on the dole has. a binding in nature and we all know with out there is so p. these mining companies would have not gotten the mining right in the first place. as consequently lost a complaint and i have seen the compliance advisor on back on the basis that london has failed to comply with this long condition of local development and on the basis that i have see has failed to comply with its performance standards by failing to monitor london's issel p. compliance the party's lonmin and. and now in a dispute res

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audrey amunennds on someone's neck or to kick them when they are down, you know, it's not ok."juan rojas -- the man in the blue hat in this video -- turned himself in -- but the second man, shirtless with tattoos -- shown here in this exclusive video -- james curtis faulkenberry -- is on the run. the victim hopes by releasing this video, you can help track him down.audrey amundsen, victim"he started taking off his shirt, making a scene, and he came aroudn to the side of the table where i was and i put my pool stick up and just no no no no back up back up."today -- amundsen is still dealing with swelling, bumps and bruises after hitting her head hard on the concrete -- but is thankful she's alive.audrey amundsen, victim"i'm grateful i can tell my story and these guys can go away for a long time because they need to."if you have any information that could lead investigators to faulkenberry, contact napa police immediately.in napa kingston kron 4 news ((pam/ots)) new details on the deadly camp fire. p-g -and- e now says, it decided not to shut off power on the afternoon wind-whipp

audrey amundsen, victim"it's not ok. it's scary, you know? for anyone to put their hands on someone's neck or to kick them when they are down, you know, it's not ok."juan rojas -- the man in the blue hat in this video -- turned himself in -- but the second man, shirtless with tattoos -- shown here in this exclusive video -- james curtis faulkenberry -- is on the run. the victim hopes by releasing this video, you can help track him down.audrey amundsen, victim"he started taking off his shirt, making a scene, and he came aroudn to the side of the table where i was and i put my pool stick up and just no no no no back up back up."today -- amundsen is still dealing with swelling, bumps and bruises after hitting her head hard on the concrete -- but is thankful she's alive.audrey amundsen, victim"i'm grateful i can tell my story and these guys can go away for a long time because they need to."if you have any information that could lead investigators to faulkenberry, contact napa police immediately.in napa michelle kingston kron 4 news ((ken/map vo))

i don't see audrey here so i will call up aaron start from the planning department. >> thank you. i am the manager of legislative affairs for the planning department. the commission heard this sentiment on october 18th and voted unanimously to improve the ordinance with modifications. those modifications were just presented as amendments. they have been included in the version that are before you today. we would like to thank supervisor tank for her work on this and making us a partner. we appreciate this and while this is a very new type of use for the planning department, we are going forward with cautious optimism on its implementation. >> thank you. another way to say this is very complicated for implementation. thank you for your partnership on this. all right. if there are no other comments and questions, i will open it up for public comments. any members of the public who would wish to speak? see an uncapped public comment is closed. can we get a motion on item four >> i would like to make a motion -- first we need to adopt the amendments. >> know it was substitute legislat

seventeen of the five international is pointing a finger of blame at lonmin we are joined by audrey gone run with the senior director for global issues that i'm not internationally but also on the other line i've got have been golmaal who is the spokesperson for moment for let me start with you because the basics for me is the main point of the report is that patents of on workers are living in appalling housing conditions promised the process five hundred has us built three and this is as a legally binding obligation on them under socialism plank i call my audi respond. now you can't run a divorce the one hundred pounds all along they said we didn't do it but we have done it with conventional or close to twenty four g.b. i bet you can go to visit them or to inform them that you won't be able to comply with everything little contained in the original post on the label plans. not everything just how do you know these things the car all right so you building full of thirteen thousand on that with our home i do going to build a five thousand five hundred will remember this be the shacks the

this is what audrey lourde was writing about in the 1980s.omen's movement must be expressed if we're to move forward and be product and generative in terms of where we want to go and form more solid coalitions. but it is absolutely true that black women who have seen no incentive from white-- they don't get patriarchy, and they don't get white supremacy. and that has, to some degree, permitted them to be the groundbreaking thinkers, organizers, leaders of so many progressive movements. and, yes, when white women get woken up, as they have over the past two years, that's necessary. that's correct. white women should be angry about inequity. not just that they experience but that other vulnerable people around them experience. but there is a tendency, because they have more power, to come in and appropriate and behave as though maybe-- we. ( whispering ) i am a white woman. >> trevor: whoa, whoa, whoa. stop the interview! ( laughter ) >> invented anger, right? that we need to-- that's part of what we need to talk about. no, no, we did not inven

audrey amundsen, victim"it's not ok. it's scary, you know?neck or to kick them when they are down, you know, it's not ok."juan rojas -- the man in the blue hat in this video -- turned himself in -- but the second man, shirtless with tattoos -- shown here in this exclusive video -- james curtis faulkenberry -- is on the run. the victim hopes by releasing this video, you can help track him down.audrey amundsen, victim"he started taking off his shirt, making a scene, and he came aroudn to the side of the table where i was and i put my pool stick up and just no no no no back up back up."today -- amundsen is still dealing with swelling, bumps and bruises after hitting her head hard on the concrete -- but is thankful she's alive.audrey amundsen, victim"i'm grateful i can tell my story and these guys can go away for a long time because they need to."if you have any information that could lead investigators to faulkenberry, contact napa police immediately.in napa michelle kingston kron 4 news ( darya ) and here's a live look outside... bay bridge. (á

seventeen on the five international is pointing a finger of blame at lonmin we are joined by audrey gone run with the senior director for global issues that i'm not internationally but also on the other line i've got helping golmaal who is the spokesperson for london for them to start with you the basics for me is the main point of the report is that has a promise workers are living in appalling as a condition promised the process five hundred has built three and this is as a legally binding obligation on them under their social as a plank i think on all the respond. now you can't run into force the one hundred pounds although they said we didn't do it but we have done it we've done on that all our coast in twenty four g.b. i bet you can go to visit them all inform them that you won't be able to comply with everything that was contained in the original social and labor plans. not everything just how do you know these things the cost money all right so you build important that involved in that on that without him i do going to build the. will remember this be the checks they're talking ab

host: audrey is from south carolina. welcome to the program. caller: what i want to ask the the specific area, will or suburban -- rural or suburban, or a race is prevalent in? guest: this data we have collected carefully with the cdc. it has happened all across the united states, urban areas, suburban areas and rural areas. it does not seem to be localized to any particular type of environment. of the cases reported, about 60% have occurred in caucasians. that means it is also occurring in other races. it does not seem to be out of proportion to the distribution in the united states. host: george from olympia, washington. good morning, george. caller: good morning. thanks for c-span. an amazing program and thank you to dr. debiasi for explaining some of this stuff. the neurologist for miami sort of still my question but when i first heard the symptoms, when your program first came on, it struck me they sound like stroke symptoms. each one of them seem to have symptoms of stroke. host: we will list the symptoms again. sudden onset of arm or leg

both attend if they meet there it will be the first time they face it so that is a mystery because audrey was murdered and that would be the first tentative step towards repairing the diplomatic fallout of this terrible crime has caused tony berkeley al-jazeera istanbul. u.k. prime minister says breaks in negotiations have reached a critical moment person has now agreed a draft deal on its future relationship with the e.u. and may says she'll do everything possible to deliver it scheduled to vote on the agreement on sunday moved back reports from westminster in central london mr speaker i would like to update the house on our negotiations to leave the european union a crucial step forward in britain's brics a journey we haven't agreed text between the u.k. and the european commission the negotiations are now at a critical moment and all our efforts must be focused on working with our european partners to bring this process to a final conclusion in the interests of all our people. a draft political declarations now in place determining the future political relationship between the e.u. and

briefing but that's the other question too is the briefing going to be about the murder of democracy audrey or is indeed the briefing going to be about why sanctions should not be imposed on saudi arabia ukraine's parliament has backed president petro poroshenko decision to impose martial law for thirty days after a flare up of tensions with russia on sunday russian forces opened fire on and seized three ukrainian boats off the coast of crimea. u.s. can make a general motors is shutting down five manufacturing plants across north america it's all part of a plan to save the company around six billion dollars and focus on electric and self drive cars fourteen thousand jobs would be lost u.s. president donald trump says he's not happy and has criticized the card. mexico has deported ninety eight asylum seekers accused of trying to breach the u.s. border at tijuana the sanusi drug border crossing into california was shut down temporarily until gas was fired at the asylum seekers on sunday as they attempted to jump over the border fence. there's been two attacks in somalia at least eight people

civil rights commission was with audrey. a volunteer. writing in the report married as his doctor. yet they were holding hands. ernest had a picture of this, photos holding. pernicious by m e3 38. ask yourself why would they want this picture? i've interviewed bobby. i never had an affair with her. i was married. whether they actually acted on this or not is unclear. they wanted to use to contain these activists. there were lots of other examples of this. they tried to damage a number of people. he was convinced that he had a target on his back. he thought and others thought that one of the three students who was killed sort of resembled sellers. sellers was the target. there is no evidence for this. he was convinced of this. mind you, this is is early 1968. by now, black power is in its mature phase, more or less. the fbi is eager to quash it. there was actually good reason to fear for one's life. after orangeburg, he thought his life was in danger. his parents thought his life was in danger. he fled his home state of south carolina. giving up the idea of enrolling in south caroli

guest: thank you so much for the comments, audrey.eral things i would add to that is absolutely come of the ballot measures you mentioned are a really important indicator here, minimum wage, voting rights, restoration of voting rights in florida, these are good data points for people thinking about the process for progressive reform. the other thing i would suggest here is in addition to what democrats do in congress, we also have a whole new wave of progressive leaders in state legislatures, in the governors states, a number of so there is a lot of room that i think it will be important to try out some of these ideas come up with them on a table in the state, where they can actually signed some of these measures into actual law. host: we would like to thank sabeel rahman, contributor to the "new republic," and president of demos action, for being with us today and talking about his article, "democrats, don't compromise with trump." thank you so much. guest: thanks, jesse. host: coming up, we will open the phone lines and take your te

on behalf of supervisor ronen for the late audrey wells. on supervisor brown, for the late mr robert henry laws junior and on behalf on supervisor stefani, for the late 12 the victims who passed in the borderline bar and grill in thousand oaks. >> thank you. at this point i want to thank our friends at s.f. government t.v. for assisting us with today 's broadcast. happy birthday to our colleague, catherine stefani. congratulations. >> happy birthday. >> congratulations. with that, ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. thank you. [♪] >> hi, i'm lawrence corn field. welcome to building san francisco. we have a special series, stay safe. we're looking at earthquake issues. and today we're going to be talking with a residential building owner about what residential building owners and tenants can and should do before earthquakes and after earthquakes. ♪ ♪ >> we're here at this wonderful spur exhibit on mission street in san francisco and i have with me today my good friend george. thanks for joining me, george. and george has for a long time

audrey. audrey from is decatur, alabama. i'm 100% service connected.led veteran which is considered a priority one. and i have a problem with my sons insurance. he is the was known as civilian health and medical, the department of veterans affairs. and what i think is unfair about the affordable care act is my son loses insurance at 18. and all the medicated kids that are going to go, they are losing their benefits at age 18. insurance,ve private i had a great insurance when i worked before i became disabled from the war, and excuse me, i'm nervous. you get to sell private insurance until you're 26. and i think that is unfair to the veterans. americans to our core here in alabama. ,'ve called the congress lady and he's my congressman, and it's just like they are not concerned. she says she is concerned about health care, but alabama did not expand medicaid nor is there thating in the future governer ivey would ever expand and i've made senator doug jones aware of these problems. like, when you call, you are ignored. host: that's audrey talking about he

. >> reporter: audrey garza wears a respirator lately. >> i can't get all the smoke out of my house. >> reporter: now, what i did hear from ssfta late this afternoon is that the cable cars won't be running this weekend as well. i also heard from the folks at alcatraz cruises. they say the boats won't be going out to alceekeatraz as we refund. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> are you looking for a safe place to breathe fresh filtered air? we posted a list of the safe air locations right there on our website. you can find it at nbcbayarea.com. >>> well, nine days in and the camp fire still rages on. the butte county sheriff is giving his nightly briefing as we speak. let's give you the numbers that we have so far. 146,000 acres burned. the fire is now 50% contained. so there is a little bit of relief there. sadly, the death toll is 63. we atingre for whi comes a litt bit later in the evening. and at last count there were still 631 people unaccounted for. flames have destroyed more than 9,000 homes. again, i just want to stress that t

. >> reporter: the oakland tough slogan did not work on voters like audrey rut ledge who argue the top shed communities are not permanent solutions for the city's homeless. >> maybe there's somewhere in the city she did a positive job. on my beat, she didn't. >> reporter: three more camps are coming to oakland, bringing the total to six. someone else who's not a fan, one of the new names to join oakland city council next year, district two's nicky fortunato bas. >> i don't think they are. i think we have to look at public land for public good as the number one solution. >> reporter: the mayor says she's considering making staffing changes during her second term but that will no include changes at the top of oakland police department. she says she's very pleased with the police chief, anne kirkpatrick. i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, melissa. >>> a seal pup in the bay area may have the chance to go back into the wild. this is the pup. check her out. her name is choko. rescuers in humboldt county found him four months ago, ma malnourished and all alone. but he need