ina will be available in us cities next year.ed a microchip or self driving cars made by samsung. it is hoped it will give tesla the edge over rivals when it comes to autonomous driving. worries about a warming planet mean global agriculture could be facing a tough future with lower rainfall and drier earth. one research institute in the middle east is looking for ways to increase profits for farmers working in arid regions and they‘ re producing some surprising results. vivienne nunis reports from dubai. home to more than a0 million date palms it is one of the leading producers with global demand for the fruit growing. experts say that too many farmers over irrigate their crops. what we are doing with the date palm which is a major tree in the uae is research of water consumption per tree throughout the cycle. so we are investigating how to reduce the water footprint of date palms in the region. at this research centre scientists are looking for ways to boost farming incomes in harsh desert climates. their work is already produc

dozens of drivers making use of the city-provided service at villa and franklin. >> on average in a downtown, 30% of traffic is attributed to people circling for parking. >> business development specialist tiffany chu says the city is using existing space without having to create additional infrastructure. >> for example, are we striking over parking lot or building a new parking structure because that takes time and a lot of

couldn't use city's test for some reason. that leads to lot of negativity in term of moral, staffing problems and career paths. please take the -- everyone spoken here today. help us so we can help the city better. >> thank you very much. >> i'm employee of office specific engagement. i wanted to be clear as we're talking about today's testimony, we're talking about the abuse of the use of classification in these exemption categories. there's one kind of abuse it leads to others. it leads to you heard the stories workers who are afraid of harassment, favoritism, discrimination. there's an overflow with over 50 people. we're not just here to talk about exclusiv abuse and work wh solutions. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. next speaker please. >> i'm with 10 to 1. you heard before, testimony earlier we have over 5000 nonpermanent workers in our union. that number is way too high. in 2012 we won language and arbitration to limit abuse of category 16s. we went long way in reducing that abuse. it still persists. these work

us. cities here but you know this solution allows quarterbacks to practice on their own away from the football field this simulator also reduces the number of their arteries. what began as a startup with just three people now employs almost one thousand programmers and support staff. founder and c.e.o. and republic of credits worldwide growth in the demand for outsourced id services is being the main driver of his company's success. but ukraine's twenty fourteen association agreement with the e.u. has helped the country's reputation it with the view to a level of trust towards ukraine has increased before many international companies wouldn't consider working with us but now they are much more open to doing business with us he association agreement is a signal that the country is moving in the right direction. but what is it the ukraine brings to the table in ninety but its competitors in other parts of the world can't match specific co-creators what's unique about ukrainians is that we are always living through a crisis constantly having to solve problems just to survive our engineers brains

the city is using the per diem nurses as permanent but not willing to pay us benefits. even if we worked for the city for 20 or 30 years, we cannot get buyback. we as per diem nurses has the same responsibility at full time nurses. don't we deserve to have job security and path permanent job? thank you. >> good morning. i'm don franklin. in the current seiu chapter president. i been with the city since '83. at that time i was called provisionally employee. we gone from provisional folks to now as needed category 16. problem still the same. we had an agreement where we got together and we moved folks from provisionally into permanent positions. i benefited from it. i currently sat the last two years on thed as the as needee to correct this problem. we did create permanent jobs and i know you looked for a fix for this. the fix has to be allocate allod money from the board. the mayor has to allocate requisitions and department heads must hire them. please let any of the time that people serve in category 16 -- >> good morning. i'm mike huf mike hawkins. i'm a hearing office

the us city of chicago has elected its first black female and openly gay marriage for life but the future opponent by a landslide a political novice told her supporters they created a movement for change the issues of gun violence economic inequality and political corruption dominating her campaign. the former prime minister of malaysia has gone on trial for his alleged role in a massive corruption scandal. is accused of misappropriating four and a half billion dollars from a state development fund if convicted the sixty five year old could face life in prison. a law has gone into force today in the state of brunei that makes gay sex and adultery capital offenses punishable by death the country's strictly applied islamic law has sparked an international outcry with the u.n. calling it cruel and inhuman brutalize new penal code introduces death by stoning as the punishment for homosexual acts and adultery. sultan also. says he wants to strengthen sharia law and islamic teachings. for more i'm joined now by phil robertson deputy director of human rights watch asia's division thanks for join

all of those plans are now being put aside because the city told us we have to choose this site. why this site? why not other sites? let's have a dialogue and get all sides and get the city to address what the housing is in terms of that location. >> thank you. allen? >> my name is allen dundas, and i live at the waterfront since 2008. at times, it was noticed that there was toxic waste on this property and that remediation was necessary. there's no discussion at all about any of the proposal about how that's going to be taken care of. i'd also like to point out that this piece of property is under a lot of laws. we have quite a bit of legal information for this property to be used. in particular, if this commission votes yes on the m.o.u., that is considered illegal, and it's against the law, and there will be a lawsuit that happens. i encourage the bay area media have their lawyers come and talk to the lawyer for safety embarcadero. we have got some good information specifically about why this property cannot be exchanged hands in the way that's happening right now. thank you. >

policy in place that you can't use city equipment for personal use? if this is all city department stuff, this is the computers, city issued electronic devices, smart phones, all this is controlled by the city, so i'm just a little confused why it's subject to meet and confer. it's been a policy throughout all the policies, i think. i could be wrong. >> i'm not saying there's going to be a meet and confer. i'm saying that d.h.r. will go through that. it could come straight back to you. this is the stopgap measure to make sure -- >> president hirsch: all the updated general orders are going to the city attorney and d.h.r. as to whether there's any responsibility. >> commissioner dejesus: if it's part of the meet and confer, we'll get a notification of that? >> yes, we'll be notified. >> president hirsch: there was a motion to approve. is there a second? >> second. >> second. >> president hirsch: on the question, we need public comment, is that right, on this motion? okay. is there any public comment on the motion to approve this depar

city. i don't want to call it quality issue but highest and best use. if i could briefly. the legislature, the new legislature introduced 2600 new bills. we have flagged based on historical understanding what the city might be interested in, your department, 600 of the 2600. that is a lot. that is probably at least double than for any of our other clients. that is a quantity issue. in terms of highest and best use what the city wants to prioritize in any given year and what should be prioritized legislatively and what should be prioritized through the state budget process, that is very dynamic and something we try to be at tuned to because of the return on investment we want to produce. so if ab123 is supported we make sure every committee knows you support it but it will go on its own way. payment if the big cities in california are asking for half a billion dollars out of nowhere to address homelessness in california that is a large effort that takes a lot of time and energy. i want to be clear. there are only so many hours in the day. we do have to judge for ourselves be

our city's largest electricity use is can be 0 carbon by fully electrifying and getting completely off natural gas. electricity today is our path. 2 in all electric 0 admissions tomorrow. >>well mayor breed also announced that san francisco has managed to cut its greenhouse emissions to 36% below 1990 levels. now that's ahead of its 25% goal. the city is pushing to become completely carbon neutral by 2050. >>before we go a live look outside from always busy always crowd. it will most of the topping sapo the service is going international airport. no reports of any major delays are issues at the airport this morning so looks like most of your flights are on time with no major delays if we do have major delays a pop up during your morning commute. john travels all over it also has your full forecast said i took a little peek, it's looking really good. we're warming up nicely it's goin >>welcome back for 54 now and looking outside of the golden gate bridge. you do have some dry skies out there, no fog and hey it's already a warm start to this morning, a look at her san francisco sitting r

rhetoric and policies intended to divide us. >>> we are asking separate question sparked with us, if citiessupport more open immigration policy, should they also shoulder some responsibility? for housing, and caring for new immigrants that are arriving at the southern border? share your thoughts on facebook, twitter and instagram using the hashtag kpix5. >>> a u.s. court of appeals just agreeing to is not to stop the administration's policy of sending asylum-seekers that -- back to mexico to await hearings. the practice is halted until five a clock today, minutes ago the federal appeals court said there is a until tuesday why the order blocking -- locking should take effect. >>> a bizarre incident prop during -- a man in a wheelchair scooter with his jacket on fire. it happened outside the gates on pennsylvania avenue. take a look you can see one person, on the ground surrounded by police. according to the secret service authorities rushed to the man, put out the fire, he was later taken to the hospital. a motive for the incident is still unclear. >>>i am at the live news desk, i want to ta

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us here in sweden. >> even here in stockholm, which is a big city, there is a park close by, so it gives individualals a sense of connection withth the envnviront around them that i ththink a lot of us may have lost, particularly those of us that live in cities. >> the green issue is market-driven in stockholm. people are demanding green housing or sustainable housing. if you ask the stockholmers, "do you like or dislike that the city of stockholm has high ambitions in the environmental field?" 90% says it's very good. and if you ask the citizens of stockholm and the public in stockholm, "do you like or dislike that the citity puts upa demand on you to adopt a more sustainable lifestyle?" 75% likes it. >> in 2010, stockholm became the first city to receive the european commission's green capital award for its exemplary environmental planning, effective reduction of carbon dioxide emissions, and goal to be fossil-fuel-free by 2050. the city is continuing that legacy by transforming the stockholm royal seaport, a rundown district on the northeast edge of the city, into a model city of the future. former

than five hundred right is a virtue of course but there's more to it than just growing progeny used. city dwellers can try out new things here. so organized and disciplined but they also have open spaces where people can work on projects like this. have a real role to play opens. shouldn't just we sold off over four of those urban gardens should be a part of every city. the budgetary and dishes served in the cafes all featuring locally sourced increasing and. i could go to the india is deeply affected by extreme bedrooms temperature of ice and movie constantly causing body farmers in the country a program commissioned by the german government between innovation centers is helping farmers plan better working in the streets of maharashtra could not decline under british the program guides farmers in the improvement of seeds quality and the use of machine the b. and pick knology a good future proof they produce. harvesting potatoes is back breaking work even when you have oxen to help turn over the soil the women still have to do because. lakshmi gallagher and his family live in one of our a

to be freed because they have always maintained that to keep her on trial while her other kohak used city ayesha who had been in the dock with her just until last month has been freed it would be a travesty of justice florence you say she's always maintained her innocence but now she's pleaded guilty to a lesser charge do we even know why the prosecutor's office. while the prosecutors told the court earlier this morning that they were offering her a reduced charge after receiving representation from the vietnamese embassy and from her lawyers so this all sounds very similar to what happened with citi eyeshot now in that case the prosecutors withdrew the murder charges against city and she was able to walk free from court that very day and she returned to indonesia that very day and essentially these two women have the same defense arguments that they were mere scapegoats that they didn't know they were taking part in a murder plot that they just thought they were being asked to play pranks for reality t.v. show now the of course you know this brings into question whether or not that's bee

let us happens in the city you live in? let us know.ld ‘s first ultralow emissions and has come into force in london. seen as one of the most radical antipollution policies in the world. polluting vehicles from motorbikes to lorries what they are charge to drive into the existing congestion zone at the centre of the city. but from 2021 the emission zone will expand — covering pretty much all of greater london. victoria gill has more. the dangerous reality of city life stop these images filmed for the heat sensitive cameras show the pollution from vehicles being pumped into our streets. it's invisible but on busy streets i as we are all breathing it and long—term exposure to air pollution from traffic can damage our lungs, our hearts, and it reduces our life expectancy. that's why london is embarking on a bold venture. the world ‘s first ultralow emissions. from today, the most polluting vehicles will have to pay to enter the city centre. the idea is to discourage people to drive a dissenter london to encourage them to walk, cycle, use p

the city adopted the program in 2008 to use this affordable housing development. this preference can be applied to 100% of the available units. next is the displaced tenant housing preference, which was initially adopted by the city in 2013 as the ellis act housing preference, and was incorporated into the existing preferences on a case by case basis in 2014. the board of supervisors expanded this preference in 2015 to include owner move ins and again, in 2016 to home fire displaced fees. together they make up the current displaced tenant housing preference, and this preference applies to 20% of initial sales and lease apps and resales and releasing. also in 2015, as part of the same ordinance that expanded the ellis act to include o.m.i. was a neighborhood preference for applicants living within the same supervisor district as where the new affordable housing is being built within a one half mile area radius of the project. the board of supervisors approved 40% of new units to be available to qualified applicants, and the last preference is live or work in san fra

seniors in the city we -- our count down lights don't give us enough time to get across. when we look at these things, look at ways to help people get through the city and walk through the city and be safe. thank you everyone for coming. >> supervisor of district 6. >> happy walk-to-work day! let me start out with a confession. i walk to work every day. i live just a few blocks from here on high street. i have the privilege of being able to walk to work every day to city hall. as supervissor brown said it is the right way to go to a building to have that time coming to work and also walking home each night. we left late last night and i was able to walk directly home a couple blocks from here. i want to thank all of the folks from district 6 who walked in today. a special shout out to save passage. it is an organization through the tl cbd. every day when i walk into work they are there. not just protecting me but looking out for all of the kids and families as they walk to and from school every day. this is a community effort. we have a lot of work to do. sadly there have

street scooters in big cities as well but their limited range has so far been a problem dacha past spokesperson martin gauntlet acknowledges that the diesel powered vans they currently use in cities will have to be replaced as they cause a lot of pollution. between humans and the volume of parcels has been rising and will continue to do so we can only guarantee delivery if we have a fleet they can reach our customers where ever they are that will no longer be possible with our diesel trucks and inner cities and they perceive our future with insults and so we have to consider alternatives. environmental activists and kiddies in a regularly measures the air quality. it's not just cars and trucks that pollute the air here but also ships hamburgers germany's largest port. the concentration of particulate matter is high from. the same kind of pollution from water traffic that we do from street traffic it's just that on ships the diesel engines are much bigger hence the high levels of nitrogen oxides and find particularly. matter in our setting. older diesel vehicles that don't meet the euro six standards have now been banned from parts of downtown. at least that's a step in

classic reform that all of us use a sad loss of the truth of course you can support of course the use of the city's depressed body. of water temp i wish cash for me that personally that seems to give us some weight back on the us along with just a push to the. us always them with posy choosing to see sixty how many of you to say hello. to you strange freshens the builder will continue to develop the plant and harvest up whatever the technical challenges. he's created a new network and the green forest the great concrete he's shown another way mobile phones can help build a sustainable future with another life after. india is in the midst of a high tech revolution with over one billion it's. tough yet in a country where one in four. how can this technological boom be harnessed for the common good. life challenges a digital entrepreneur to devise an easy to use for a struggling farm it's. canny find a way to bring the two worlds together. life's most harvest on al-jazeera. and monday put it on. us and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do

four people were killed and three others injured when a construction crane collapsed in the us city ofilding site and onto the street below, police and fire officials said. two machine drivers and two people in separate cars died in the incident in seattle's south lake union district. the united nations says many villages in northern mozambique have been entirely wiped out by cyclone kenneth, which hit on thursday. with heavy rainfall predicted for the next few days, there are also fears that many communities will face severe flooding. mozambique is still recovering from cyclone idai, which killed hundreds of people further south last month. donna larsen reports. where families once lived now standing in shells. corrugated iron roofs contorted by the wind, littering the ground. these homes were ripped apart by the strongest cyclone ever to hit this region. jamal‘s shop was just one of so many ravaged by the storm. translation: the wind destroyed the farms and the palm trees. the farms don't have anything, we lost everything. here in the village, as you see, 300 houses have been destroy

the us city of chicago has elected its first black female and openly gay mayor laurie lightfoot defeated her opponent by a landslide the political novice told her supporters that they had created a movement for change the issues of gun violence economic inequality and political corruption dominated her campaign. and celebrations erupted across algeria last night as the president of the us he is beautifully to an ounce of his resignation a jury and have held street demonstrations for weeks demanding that the eighty two year old not seek a fifth term on tuesday algeria's army demanded that beautifully immediately resign . and israeli civilian has shot dead a palestinian man in the occupied west bank israeli army and a witness said that the man had been trying to stab israelis near a military checkpoint a palestinian official has questioned israel's account of the it's. just. you're watching t w news still to come on the program we will speak with a human rights advocate who is concerned about the sultan eight to nine is new death penalty for gay sex. but first british prime minister to res

the us city of chicago has elected its first black female and openly gay mayor laurie lightfoot defeated her opponent by a landslide the political novice told her supporters that they had created a movement for change issues of gun violence economic inequality and political corruption dominated her campaign. and an israeli civilian has shot dead a palestinian man in the occupied west bank the israeli army and a witness say that the men have been trying to stay out israelis near a military checkpoint a palestinian official has questioned israel's account of the incident. celebrations erupted across algeria last night as the president. announced his resignation algerians have held street demonstrations for weeks demanding that the eighty two year old not seek a fifth term on tuesday algeria's army demanded of think as and medium resignation will. that the british prime minister theresa may is due to meet with opposition labor leader jeremy corbyn in a new push for a break that compromise after announcing that she would ask the e.u. for another delay beyond the april twelfth deadline after

tesla boss elon musk says robot taxis, with no human drivers, will be available in some us cities nextled a new microchip for self—driving cars made by samsung. it's hoped the chip will give tesla an edge over rivals when it comes to autonomous driving. china has detected new cases of african swine fever in six farms across four locations in hainan province, the agriculture ministry says. more than a million pigs have already been culled across china, which has the largest pig population in the world. that has been enough to send pork prices significantly higher. samsung is reportedly recalling all the samples of its folding galaxy smartphone that it sent out to journalists for review. now it's delayed the official launch of the handset after those testing the phones said the screens broke after just a few days. yeah, just took a few journalists yeah, just took a fewjournalists to figure that one out! earlierl spoke to rico hizon in our asia business hub in singapore and asked him what's gone wrong. the launch of the galaxy phone has been postponed, to "fully evaluate the feedback and

we need to go through that if we actually use the business-like approach. you and the city having taken that approach to allow it is to be commended so we could without further question accept your second quarterly report for us. >> great. thank you. >> further comments? >> i have not received public comment requests for the item. >> going to the next item. business. >> item 11 is the health commission officer elections. >> i have the privilege of being able to hold elections and i do want to take a moment to thank the commissioners for the opportunity for having served you as your president for the past five years and during that period of time as we've pre -- reflected today good work and the competent administration and as dr. sanchez says, it's really the crew who runs things. we merely watch the ship as it goes along and hope it stays on path. as we move forward, i'm pleased to say i'm not eligible to run again nor would i accept if that were to happen again. it has been my privilege to serve one of the finest public health departments. i think dr. koufax will find tha

he will be tasked with improving our city's efforts around mental health and substance use disorder, including identifying and understanding the exact population that we're trying to help in creating a system to track services across our entire behavioral health system in the city. he'll be assisting with restructuring and expanding existing services and identifying gaps where improvement is needed. and creating a data system so that we can measure our progress, so that we can measure our success in what we're doing. this won't be easy, but i know that he is up for the task. and he has my full support to achieve this goal. he will report to our new director of the department of public health, dr. grant colfax, and i want to thank dr. colfax for helping to lead this effort and for his early emphasis on prioritizing behavioral health in our city. i also want to thank ucsf for loaning dr. negusa blaine while he takes on this very important role. ucsf has always been a partner to us in providing health in our city, and we appreciate their leadership and their support in this very difficul

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i mean, it is -- i'm looking at business models now that are using city-owned properties, common space, whatever, that are looking at that in the reality of what is happening in their communities, their states, the nation. and i've had a venture fund, and i still have some venture investments, and i've always said -- and this goes back a long time -- that there are great business models that do for the greater good, that create the greater good for the greatest amount of people, and always has been. the object is to filter that -- to put that -- for us -- i shouldn't say us -- for the retirement board, it is to put it against the fe fiduciary responsibility, as you mentioned. i've always said impact investing, social impact investing, profit -- we look at the investments that will make profit, will have a bo bottom line because that will feed scale, that impacts scale. it is not just a nice business, sounds good and makes everybody feel good -- that's not it. >> thank you. i just wanted to say i enjoyed the opportunity to sit with you. i appreciate your answers and i feel comfortable m

data shows us cities with lots of immigrants are safer. immigrants even undocumented immigrants commit far fewer crimes. it is so important that we stop believing these divisive lies. that we welcome all people. that we celebrate those american values. >>> i was going through some beds with her comments. some of the articles seeing what people are saying. people who agree with president trump that he should release some of the migrants into some century cities. people are calling on democrats and calling out hypocrisy with some of the reactions coming out today. what is your response? >> not that long ago comprehensive immigration reform was a bipartisan issue. the current system is not working. regardless of your political party. it is not working for families. it is not working for communities. it is really not working for the economy particularly for us in california. >>> i have to ask if this keeps going are there congressional leaders that you have been in touch with the help guide you through the process? >>> i cannot express enough

have the opportunities to get high-tech jobs and we employ currently over 100 employees in the city. for us to continue to do business in the city, to continue to stay in one of the highest rent locations in san francisco, businesses like us who are transforming main street need the support of the city, and we ask that the city continue to support us. my final statement, as i said, we are paying higher rent than we're paying in new york city, higher than we will pay in london, higher than we will pay in singapore. this is the foundation of our business and the foundation of our startup. we hope that we have the opportunity to continue to serve the city, continue to serve the nonprofits, and the amazing partners we have in city hall, by allowing this ancillary experience. we hope you guys give us the opportunity to continue to do business in san francisco so that we can stay and be a profitable business in the city. >> supervisor walton: with all due respect, i just want to be clear, i want to know what kind of outreach you've done, and i haven't heard that. >> so the outreach to our communi

paul brennan joining us from westminster thanks very much for bringing us cities with all those latest developments or don johnson as opposed to reports or for the poll six home political news websites he says that any delay will have an impact on the upcoming european elections well i think if if we agree to any kind of extension at the moment then harass fighting in the european elections would be absolutely necessary parties have already started preparing the government today has gone out or yesterday sorry with advice to returning officers the people who are responsible for hosting these elections within parliamentary constituencies saying that they should start now preparing and that the government will reimburse them for the cost so it's something that's certainly been taken seriously here i think it would be a precondition or it would be necessary if we were to ask the e.u. for an extension so again it comes back to whether there would be other conditions or circumstances in which they would offer that extension but us holding parliamentary elections for the european parliament

the city can use the grant funds to reimburse itself with the state. the city must expend matching funds to one to one basis. the mayor's office considering applying grant funds to reimburse the city with the leasing of the new voting system. also just as far as retroactivity is concerned, that's in the text because the funds for potentially available prior to the resolution being put forward to the board. however, no funds have been expended under this contract at this time. i can take any questions. >> chair fewer: any questions? seeing none. could i please have the b.l.a. report? >> in resolution approves $3 million grant from the state for voting system. the board of supervisors previously approved the contract voting system and cost of $8.5 million over the first four years. these funds will be used to offset some of those costs. we recommend approval. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. let's open up for public comment. are there any members like to comment on item 4? seeing none. public comment is closed. i like to move this with a positive reco

police used a drone to find a teen which would have otherwise taken hours. >> we have shoreline, major city, we have suburb. there's a lot of potential use for it. >> in a memo to the city they outline how drone technology could allow for safer ways. >> i imagine that it can control things. >> while some residents like the idea. the aclu says drones raise red flags over privacy issues. the big concerned, using drones to track individuals. automated enforcement meaning using a machine with potential glitches and concerns over new issues such as expanding from surveillance to situations on the ground. >> a typical private citizen could fly really low we would never do that. >> duplication of drone footage would be prohibit and they wouldn't be used for random surveillance. >> we would have to launch from there. we would not be flying from the police didn't to wherever. >> now, if the city decides to move forward, the next steps would include each department presenting specific policies as well as a budge. reporting live in mountain view. >> it was a tougher day than yushry for the dmv. they s

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city center. that is the larger of the two that you use when evaluating retailers. the lowest pet store is 0.4 miles and that is a formula retailer. closest groomer is a half-mile away. closest on site day kay is a mile and-a-half away. with the occupancy history, it will not erode spending in other pet stores, none of which are nearby. we ask you to approve. we are here for any questions. thank you. >> president melgar: we will now take public comment on this item. there is no public comment. public comment is closed. commissioner richards. >> commissioner richards: in keeping with tradition of the city center petsmart is a responsible cour player. i move to approve. >> commissioner moore. >> commissioner moore: this is a good location for this particular store, giving access to ample parking which you need when you come with animals. the fact we supported this location as being retail extraordinary tha that is the pe where they should be and that they are competing. you will recall a few years back this is the perfect location. glad that they are here. >> nothing

repairs if the city gives them a long-term lease. >> we want to work with the city, we want the city to work with us>> reporter: the association says their contribution cannot just be measured in dollars and cents. the association rents out the adobe for events, they give free weekly tours, and participate in local parades to promote city pride. this is one of the oldest buildings in the county. you're going to boarded up and nobody is going to see it? >> there is nowhere else to really go. in this area. for a horsemen's association. so, it is the end of an amazing era. really. >> reporter: the city gave the organization until october to move out. members are hoping they can appeal to the hearts of city leaders to change the decision. in concord , kpix 5. >>> any actor can tell you it is hard to make it in the movies. >> but, some bay area homeowners are making big bucks in show business by renting their houses to hollywood. >> we were gone for a month, they painted, the house was purple, you can cash in on the search. >>> want to experience life on mars without leaving earth? the new simulation sit

it is time for us as a city, as a leader on the environment to step up. >> if approved, the $.25 charge go into effect by july 2020. >>> a san francisco tennis center that once played host to greats like billie jean king is now getting a new life to the city broke on a $27 million renovation project today overhauling the popular golden gate park tennis complex. the 125-year-old center has seen its fair share of players but now the hope is to make it even more accessible to locals. >> we provide an opportunity for young kids, for seniors, for communities to grow and to thrive and to enjoy the outdoors in such an incredible way to >> the renovation will include 17 regulation size courts, a sprawling clubhouse, and, even a pickle ball court. new classroom is planned to provide afterschool mentoring and tutoring programs for underserved kids. >>> coming up at 5:30, a new solution to get thousands of fans to the warriors a new home. >> for the new arena, getting there has been the question is now, we have some new answers coming from the water. >>> californians feeling couched by the cost of

kind program in the city if all goes according to plan, san francisco would become the first major us citymmercial buildings of 50,000 square feet or larger with a 100% renewable energy. their breed made the announcement at saint francis memorial hospital today. >>with a 100% renewable electricity. our city's largest electricity use is can be 0 carbon by fully electrifying and getting completely off natural gas. electricity today is our path. 2 in all electric 0 emissions tomorrow. >>mayor breed also announced san francisco has managed to cut its greenhouse emissions to 36% below 1990 levels. that's ahead of its 25% goal. the city is pushing to become completely carbon neutral by the year 2050. >>and as we mentioned today is earth day which is often used as a way to educate the country about the importance of protecting the environment. here in the bay area composting has been around for a while, but now it is increasing to an entirely new level thanks in part to a new technology in this exclusive report teresa stasio shows us what one company is doing that. >>could have a widespread effec

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anyone in terms of how it might affect this commission and even the chief dealing with the city attorney? if he is using governmental email or text messages. >> i have personally communicated with the city attorney's office, and that is attorney-client privilege communication. so any request that is made is all vetted through the city attorney's office to determine what is releasable and what we can withhold. >> so i can be a request and the city attorney would go through and see. do we need to have a disclaimer on all of the emails when we deal with the city attorney? it is not on our sfgov and i have it on my office one as if disclaimer, but i don't have it on my emails out of sf govf i am making any sense. do i need a disclaimer or how will you know it's attorney-client privilege? >> not entirely sure i understand the question, but if the question is the communications between the city southeastern's office and the -- the city attorney's office and xhij commissioner, that is attorney-client privilege. generally speaking, every email that i have seen including myself does have the communication on the