on treasure island. you are the type of entrepreneurs we want to support on the island. thank you very much. >> good afternoon. president tsen, directors of the treasure island development authority, i'm the executive director of the treasure island sailing centre. i want to thank you again for continued support of our programs. we're in full swing right now and have about 900 kids registered for our program for the summer. i was handed a copy of the proposed revisions to clipper cove rules and regulations late last week. which is on the consent agenda today. at first glance i noticed nothing unusual, but upon closer look at the language i realize that the ability to restrict the shoreline of yerba buena has been eliminated. the leaning of the revision does not give definition for times that would necessitate restrictions. while there may be times that access to the cove and shorelines need to be restricted, it's my opinion that some outlying definition should be adopted without some appropriate language

so as you're aware, treasure island is an island in the middle of the bay. there's a wastewater treatment plant out there, as well as other wastewater infrastructure which is ageing and well past its useful life. this is all old navy legacy infrastructure which is a challenge to maintain. however, the staff that works for the p.u.c. is doing an incredible job of maintaining it and moving forward. we currently have an m.o.u. with tida where s.f.u. has a contract on the wastewater, water, power, and gas. as i said, our staff is doing a great job going forward. we have problems, but we are quick to react and keep things going. in addition to the m.o.u. that i just mentioned for the current operations, we have another m.o.u. for the tida plant, supporting 300 new homes, and 200 acres of open space. phase one was started last year. it will include 2100 homes and be completed in about five years. the contract that we have with tida says that we're able to treat water for this new development and recycle water for the new development. the plant is -- the existing p

leads around the island the cliffs. water water as far as the eye can see the mainland is 50 kilometers away. i passed the tall and this free standing rock is the landmark of heligoland everyone hopes that it can withstand the wind and the waves for a long time. and i continue to germany's smallest nature reserve says the rock of the given months it is the nesting ground of many sea birds but it is named after the guillemots in june these small feather balls take wing amateur photographers wait for them to take their courageous plunge. but there are not many places in europe where you can get so close to wildlife. birdwatching isn't the only thing you can do here over there is the do and off shore island and even smaller than heligoland. germany's largest greasy economy lives over there and you can join a guided tour to get really close to those animals. so models have got it figured out by lying on the beach all day basking in the sun and cool off now and then with a quick dip in the sea. life and heligoland is general

or how did the island endure this i just imagine 10 or 12000 visitors here on this really small island it was terrible it must be said it was the room between all the people that we just heard and passed the shops on through here shoulder to shoulder. you might see something nice and one of the shops he didn't stand a chance of getting to it to buy it was just pushed on ahead by the crowds and so you ended up back at the ship and at the sale home again and how come prices are so cheap on heligoland. that's a privilege we had from our time with britain and it's been preserved through all the changes and rules it was taken on in the treaties so we've always hotter judean tax free status here. it still exists but today the tourists come here for the nature. as it used to be when heligoland became a seaside resort in the early 19th century and 1st people came here for the good air it was the beginning of helical lands tourism. this island is so small you can easily walk around it and it just takes one or 2 hours hello go and it's pretty popular with tourists and we will show you why. henni

islands probably the most beautiful islands and southern thailand. we start with some shopping into cat harbor we're supposed to buy bathing machines that will protect us from shop edge corals a pair costs around 8 euros and a lot of being solved. by them either. of us. at last resort or for the world famous islands. the music on board fights with the sound of a $500.00 horsepower engine. on the way we stop at a coral reef for a bit of snow and. a. few people on board have ever had anything to do with masks and snorkels and a lot of them can't swim either. one speedboat after another ferries the snow close to the reefs. thousands of tourists every day trashing the fragile reef. protech aides karl polyps have built up the reef a millimeter by millimeter. now and a lot of that mr straw and in just a few minutes. it's really hard to make that people understand how to be after i understand it they don't want to harm the whole road but they don't know but they don't understand they come from the inland. whatever that made my beautiful country the number h

islands. and prepare to accept that she would and his team have been monitoring the state of the underwater world for years repeatedly diving to count the corals and document the damage. again today andrew hewett is on the way with his underwater camera in the popular diving areas. we need to read respect that the more people i'd like ation the more impact it's going to have on coal reset there has to be a maximum limit that we can. have people visiting an area he wants to kill it's all if we just let it go and let people do whatever they want they can get out of control and you can see there's a big difference in the health of the callers when there's too many people. for the fast time the thai authorities have reacted to the world famous my up a where the movie the beach with leonardo dicaprio was shot has been closed to tourists for several months to give the corals a chance to recover. i think i have mixed feelings about it i think it's very good that we do things like that. but if you jus

but the june island ranger makes sure it stays that way. just so common for more and more guests coming to see helical and want to benefit from the high seas but more. animals are coming as well and they do you know rangers are here to make sure we can all live together and get along all right people can ask me questions and enjoy the beach in harmony. katherina to lese area responsibility is just 7 tenths of a square kilometer the island of dude and a couple of dunes is about all it is. really into you know ranges that only found here because this island is called tuna and i mean do you know ranger. once a week visitors have an opportunity to title along with the ranger and explore do not islands on an organized nature to. if you find something and think it looks exciting pick it up and take it along we'll have a look and i'm sure we can figure out what it is. somewhat rare and not easy to find the red flint. and mother i have homes and 3 variations but it's always some shade of red. not rust colored and not orange you can find it in yello

rhode island, connecticut and other rhode island states don't have a vote on a critical fishery management council putting our fishermen and a severe disadvantage, fighting for their rights to the fish now settling appear in new england. our fishermen have to throw back valuable fish from lobster and nets because our fishery management roles have not caught up with their ocean reality. mr. president, we have to update how we manage these shifting fish stocks as climate change moves fish population around. we must match to what fishermen see in the water. our fishermen world cultural economies depend on it. so i am very grateful from a colored chrome can advocate for joining me today. together we will continue to fight for a day where our work rhode island connecticut fishermen can foresee their children and grandchildren continuing their long tradition of fishing disease. we strive for meaningful action for updated fisheries and climate modeling and for improvements on how we manage the stocks. to save our seas and to save our fishing economies we must wake up to the threats of climate cha

island of hope and an island of tears. europe was suffering from hunger and political and economic on rest during the 19th century 52000000 people left the continent in many cases their home countries helped support the emigration of entire families to help alleviate poverty back home. the mass immigration required organized collection points on the european side of the atlantic. many people departed from hamburg. after a devastating fire in $842.00 the port city was rebuilt. the harbor was massively expanded as were the shipyards hamburg became a gateway to the world. while sailing ships used to need 2 months to cross the atlantic by the late 19th century modern steamships made the journey in just 2 weeks. a growing number of migrants who are now arriving from eastern europe and the balkans to hamburg america shipping line built a camp for them on the outskirts of the city passengers had to endure a 14 day quarantine this prevented the outbreak of diseases on board the ships which could cause people to be turned back in n

maria devastated the island. november 29th, 2017, more than 2 months after hurricane maria, an individual whose name has been redacted emailed michael burn, fema's lead official in puerto rico, this person wrote, and i quote, "we have limited to no communications without the grid, no cell tower, or landline is available. interpret service needs power and like it or not and like it or not, this is the means of global communication. our water system is currently run on emergency generators. the key word here is emergency. they need regular power, without portable water and proper sewage treatment, we will get sick." this email was then forwarded are from what appears to be a different individual's email address and the fema administrator at the time, brock long, was copied on this email. the second individual writes, "i know you have had a rough time in houston but at least you had competent people in charge of the response. we have incompetent people in charge here and they are getting no response to our urgent ne

these islands were unique alone a part. an authentic natural paradise. of all the growing things that existed in these islands 95 out of a 100 or else in the world. there was there as there is no no police no no order to even begin to compete with these islands in their capacity to encourage natural life to develop free and radically up to its own potential. from the. business. most boring. to the these islands faced an uncertain future and the survival of this natural paradise is being threatened. waimea valley. was my school. lease is the way i learned to hunt and feel. to enjoy. this whole valley. i used to go hunting from here and i'd saddle up my mules and that right all the way into the valley. valley was a very. self-sustaining neighborhood. a lot of the people were hunted some were fishermen a lot of them had small businesses of the oem a lot of the people were farmers we weren't they gantz. agriculture because all of the farmers up here were all tariff almos. so we all had to work hard we all had to respect each other the foul use that were give

one of its major islands called has a number of small businesses but one of them stands out. inside this one square meter both is an agent how phone and the records spoke to complete a workstation. she handles mobile phone transactions with millions of uganda shillings. so what do when i'm in the people's bank and i've been able to become one because i am trusted with. howlett just clientele is made up of fishermen every day the cup just huge amounts of fish that gets them exchanging money bridge larry but many never go to the bank. the only bank we have is not very far so i use it all the time because it has specific working hours. but i just want you so i use mobile money which is accessible all the time. that it was out. during a number of house position house elf at this service of the fishing community with a population of about 35000 people she knows many of our customers by name and some even trust her with passwords for the accounts one of them is the local leader every president and some of the remotest islands at the local administrative council in other counties ma

from taiwan across the disputed south china sea jamila island dogan was allowed to visit this island she just went along the yummy island to check it out. people here say it's talked about like mythical islands in the children's book a place so remote many thought there was no way to get there. but the philippine military invited us on the trip. and after almost 2 days of travel we finally arrived at the island. yemi is also known as is the northernmost to put the philippines taiwan. for the last 2 years the philippine military has been quietly building a maritime zone here it's not in a contested area as it's well within the philippines exclusive economic zone but the philippine military is thinking ahead to the area of the naval forces to. be. the very 1st other naval forces in the. yemeni the island is highly strategic it's facing a key waterway that connects the pacific ocean the east china sea and the south china sea. at a time when the administration is highly criticized for its. person. in the north. we have a responsibility we should exercise our rights braving the rough seas

doesn't have line crews on the island full-time so they do have to respond to the island. even when it is weekends and after hours, their response times have been very good. with the one president they's out last for 13 hours, the average time for restoration of power over the last year and a half has been two hours, and that includes responding to the island. >> maybe they can get a boat to get out there quicker. when we are planning the buildings, will they use natural gas as a heat source or electric have we gone that far? >> i believe most of the buildings will use natural gas where it is available, and then pricing. will the residents in buildings on treasure island pay the same price for the gas and electricity as we do here on the mainland? >> they will be paying the same price for gas. there electricity is provided through the p.u.c. is expected to be nominally lowered then the price of electricity. >> okay. great. thank you. >> thank you again. this is been very great. right now, the p.u.c. -- there is a conversion going on, unless you state otherwise, the city wi

they're raising money for the island, and they're celebrating all the amazing things puerto rico hasoffer and when we heard that lin was doing that, we were like, "we're coming down too, and we're ready to party." so now we're here. we're in san juan. we're outside the "hamilton" theater. i was going to go watch the show, but then i thought to myself, "why just watch 'hamilton' when i can actually be in hamilton?" here we go ♪ ♪ ♪ >> one last round, gents ♪ i may not live to see our glor i may not live to se our glory ♪ ♪ but i will gladly joi the figh but i will gladly join the fight ♪ ♪ and when our children tell our story and when our childre tell our story ♪ ♪ they'll tell the stor of tonight ♪ ♪ let's have another roun tonigh let's have another round tonight ♪ ♪ let's have another roun tonight ♪ ♪ raise a glass to freedo something they can never tak away no matter wha they tell you ♪ ♪ raise a glass to the four of u tomorrow there will be more of us ♪ ♪ telling the story of tonight they'll tell the story o tonight ♪ ♪ raise your glas to freedom something they can never take away

with great people >> jimmy: yeahup >> shond enjoy this island >> jimmy: did you hear that?een a trip filled with moments we at "the tonight show" will never forget. ounight, we'd like to clos our show with a special song it's a love song to puerto rico from the people who call i home here to perform "en mi viejo san juan", "in my old san juan."ea pl welcome, jose feliciano and ozuna. ♪ [ singing in a foreign language ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in a foreign language ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in a foreign language ] ♪ [ singing in a forgn language ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in a foreign language ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in a foreign language ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in a foreign language ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ singing in a foreign language ] ♪ ♪ng [ sig in a foreign language ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ singing in a foreign language ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: fantastic. my thanks to lin-manuel miranda, the cast of "hamilton", jose andres, bad bunny. jose felciano and ozuna. [ cheers and applause the roots, and puerto rico stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers. thank you for watcng have a great a night i hope to see you tomorrow puerto rico

and then hiding them around on the island. they never participate in anything like that before. >> keith and cher's relationship blossomed on the island. in 2005, they married in front of their many friends in the close community. >> it's a small place. you go to the grocery store and, you know, you run into people you know. >> christen roberts who moved to boca from norway became part of cher's group of friends. >> we treated each other like family. we take care of each other. >> everyone went by their first names or nicknames. keith and cher were known as ken and barbie. the man who owned one of the local watering holes, another american, was known as wild bill, viking hat and all. bill and his wife jane opened a bar on their secluded property pro, accessible only by boat where the people gathered for drinks. >> welcome. >> bill had these saturday parties at his place at the bar and restaurant once or twice a month. >> there is everybody there. >> it was cher's tropical dream come true. a beautiful backdrop for family reunio

liters of fuel to move from the small islands to the main island to find a bank with mobile money it's a matter of minutes to transfer money. but a new tax on mobile money has had an impact to a number and her clients the government recently introduced a 0.5 percent tax on mobile phone transactions this is made sending and receiving money on the mobile phone more costly so for. us to get many people transacting of the 50 would come here but now i get about 20 people are complaining that the tax on mobile money is a lot. but as locals adjust gradually to embrace the tox number remains hopeful for better times and bonds and the fact that money remains the most preferred so obvious for transacting here and actually the only option for many in the room or just islands. it could be the biggest investment deal in german football's top flight the job is buying a stake in blood as they get called head to belly in 125000000 years of official say they'll invest a lot of that in play as. interest runs the company became famous in the early ninety's as a teenage take entrepreneur even a company fu

or should i say no one else to the carteret islanders of coppell in new guinea and to the taro islanders of fusion i take this moment to apologize to you we are drawing the line here because we baby are going to fight your mommy daddy who would you mind your country and your president to we will all fights and even though there are those hidden behind platinum titles who like to pretend that we don't exist who like to pretend that the marshall islands to buy lucchino by small these type one ion in the philippines floods of algeria colombia pakistan and all the hurricanes earthquakes 2 and tidal waves didn't make this it's. still there are those who see us hands reaching out this raise the banners unfurling megaphones booming and we are canoe is blocking coal ships we are the radiance of solar villages we are the fresh clean soil of the farmer's past we are teenagers continue blooming petitions we are family biking cycling using engineers building dreaming designing artists painting dancing writing and we are spreading the word and there are thousands out on the streets marching hand in h

and after almost 2 days of travel we finally arrived at the island. yemi is also known as most bullies the northernmost to put the philippines taiwan. and. for the last 2 years the philippine military has been quietly building a maritime zone here it's not in a contested area as it's well within the philippines exclusive economic zone but the philippine military is thinking ahead to the area of the naval forces. the very 1st other naval forces. yummy the island is highly strategic it's facing a key waterway that connects the pacific ocean the east china sea and the south china sea. at a time when the administration is highly criticized for its. zones in the north. we have a responsibility we should exercise our rights braving the rough seas luis has been fishing here for more than 50 years he says foreign poachers with larger fishing vessels have been bullying local fishermen like him for decades he says he is grateful for the shelter that's been built here for them. from what i never imagined that this was possible in my lifetime before we were hopin

the views are magnificent from treasure island. there are people living there now and they are trying to continue to live there now. they have an informed and balanced perspective, i think they need someone on the seat to push the commission hard. i know the commissioners work hard to look at what is best for the residents of that part of san francisco. i hope toal value. i think, commissioners we are volunteers. however i can help and be constructive in that manner i am happy to do so. i am happy to take questions. >> thank you. supervisor brown. >> thank you. i have known ike for years from the academy of science. it is in my district. i will tell you the thing i really like about ike is that he is community driven. i mean even though the academy of science in the golden gate park he is in the inner sunset engaging with the residents, talking about traffic concerns, talking about things that matter to them, and i just really appreciate that you do that and that you went out and talked to the residents there right away. it makes m

in the island it was called rabbit island because the great elector or raised rather a tutor for the court and when the king who was known for his love affairs took over their island he couldn't be called rabbit island and so the peacock fraud here and a year later and $794.00 it became peacock island he stood to become the island is a great escape from the hustle and bustle of the big city and it's my tip for a great side trip. and finally i round off my tour with another berlin must a trip up the iconic television tower it stands 360 meters tall and has a revolving restaurant at the top team are you as a rich knows the t.v. tower well and explain some of the features here including a color nerissa proletariat berlin curry forest but this time served with champagne . or should you champagne the slight spiciness of the curry in a socialist city and the potato salad cut off it's great together you have to experience that. ok if he says so the curry forest is quite tasty and it's also my calling area. and that wraps up my perfect weekend in this city i now call home. to the girl back t

island so the peacock fraud here and a year later and 794 it became dark island he stood to take out island is a great escape from the hustle and bustle of the big city and its my tent for a great side trip. and finally i round off my tour with another berlin must a trip up the iconic television towers it stands 360 meters tall and has a revolving restaurant at the top keep more yes a rich knows the t.v. tower well and explains some of the features here including a color nerissa provocative berlin curry forest but this time served with champagne . the few champagne the slight spiciness of the curry in a socialist city and the potato salad couple that's great together you have to experience that. ok if he says so the curry forest is quite tasty and it's also my calling mary. and that wraps up my perfect weekend in the city i now call home. to the girl back to. life story. with exclusive sights. to see. to be curious. do we yourself networkers. subscribers don't. that's right and if you subscribe you will have a chance at winning some wireless headphones from both of them right in our

there was then as there is now no police no one on earth can even begin to compete with these islands in their capacity to encourage natural life to develop free and radically up to its own potential. from the mighty ocean homelite recent. fight was born. today these islands face an uncertain future and the survival of this natural paradise is being threatened. why mere valley. was my school. this is the way i learned to hunt and fish. to enjoy. this whole valley. i used to go hunting from here right saddle up my mules and out right all the way into the valley. valley was a very. self-sustaining neighborhood. a lot of the people were. some were fishermen a lot of whom had small businesses of the old. lot of. the people were farmers we were. agriculture. all of the farmers up here. so we all had to work hard we all had to respect each other the values that. were given to us by our family he taught you all scenes that you need in your life to survive and. i was raised by immigrant. to appreciate what. has given me. but some of. the establishment of a large sugar plantations was kind of

we wa nt to two great mediterranean islands.t to explore corsica and sardinia in a two—week break, and we are wondering best to do this. there is a clear geographical logic in combining corsica and sardinia, because the two islands are barely ten kilometres apart. fly into bastia in the north of corsica, a gem of a town sat around an elegant harbour. take the train to the capital, ajaccio, which has ancient roots and a sunny disposition. frequent very sale from the southern tip of corsica to sardinia in about one hour. consider renting a car to explore the much bigger island of sardinia, three times larger under five times more populous than corsica. plan and almost circular trip, cutting down the eastern shore to cagliari, the capital, spanning carthaginian, buys untimed, roman, spanish and italian areas. then had north and west to alghero, a pretty wa nt town north and west to alghero, a pretty want town which will make an excellent entity or holiday, with beaches, history and natural good looks. russell kennedy is heading to

voters in rhode island.o the most catholic state in america is rhode island. so you certainly find those obama/trump voters there. just not going to be enough to ever swing the state in the near future toward the republicans. >> two points, buddy cianci stopped wearing his hair piece in prison, kept it off when he got out. the headquarters of dunkin' donuts is rhode island. you got to love that. >> there it is. >> steve kornacki, our thanks for the entire series. we're loving it. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> and coming up, as "the new york times" reports, this was the day the president carried politics with him beyond the water's edge. we'll ask a historian why that is so unusual when we come back. >>> the blood that they spilled, the tears that they shed, the lives that they gave, the sacrifice that they made did not just win a battle, it did not just win a war, those who fought here won a future for our nation. >> and that right there is what our presidents are supposed to do, pay tribute to the men wh

today these islands face an uncertain future and the survival of this natural paradise is being threatened. why mere valley. was my school. lease is the way i learned to hunt and fish. to enjoy. this whole valley. i used to go hunting from here i'd saddle up my mules and that right all the way into the valley. valley was a very. self-sustaining neighborhood. a lot of the people were hunted some were fishermen a lot of them had small businesses of the own a lot of the people were farmers we weren't they gantz. agriculture because all of the farmers up here were all taro farm us. so we all had to work hard and we all had to respect each other. the values that were given to us by our family he taught you all do scenes that you need in your life to survive. i was raised by immigrant. to appreciate what i am. has given me. but some of reduced. stablish many of the large sugar plantations was kind of the colonial force that really hold these islands into the chains of global capital agricultural production and left behind the legacy of consolidated land ownership control over water rights and re