. >> we'll be connecting other neighboring cities, and we can be a hub for esports. >> the city's firstedicated esports venue has been built in central hong kong. it's one of the biggest such faces in asia. a top corporate group has put together a pro-gaming team and plans to take them global. there are even training programs in schools specializing in esports. esports is attractingg attentio from across the globe. hong kong citizens and its government have a unique strategy to land a piece of this enormous market. this is a busy shopping district popular with young people. it's also home to hong kong's first esports stadium, a dedicated event space. it opened in january 2019 in the first floor and basement of this building. the first floor is for casual play in new gamers. 150 of the newest computers are available with over 20 different video games. the stadium is open 24 hours a day and is free to enter. gaming costs around 4 u.s. dollars a an hour. a very reasonable price point. >> hong kong-based startup cyber game arena or cga built and manages the stadium. total construction costs

higher in japan alter than in spain without gibraltar spain would be much weaker the mayor of the neighboring city hopes that everything will continue as agreed. jed the big thing or course i had to choose here in 2013 it took people 4 or 5 hours to get to and from gibraltar and we're talking about people who work there every day. people on both sides of the border are hoping that brags it won't harm their way of life. i feel very very sad as a european it's just very sad. a 4th. wish . starting saturday the e.u. flag will no longer fly here communities on both sides hope that will be the only change. moving away from breaks in now on the spread of corona virus continues to have a major impact on businesses worldwide stocks on wall street during the course of friday thanks to growing concern the outbreak could dent global growth there are more than 10000 cases confirmed in china and over 100 elsewhere meanwhile all 3 of the us as major airlines are suspending flights to chinese destinations delta united and american airlines have all taken action after the u.s. state department warned against trav

higher in japan alter than in spain without gibraltar spain would be much weaker the mayor of the neighboring city lavinia hopes that everything will continue as agreed. jed of it i think or course he had to choose here in 2013 it took people 4 or 5 hours to get to and from gibraltar and we're talking about people who work there every day. people on both sides of the border and hoping that briggs it won't harm their way of life. i feel very very sad as a european it's just very sad. that's the thing. that all wish. starting saturday the e.u. flag will no longer fly here communities on both sides hope that will be the only change. stock market slump the world health organization declared the spread of the corona virus a global emergency of you h o officials made the announcement of the hours of discussions in geneva they praised china's happening of the outbreak and oppose any restrictions on trade and movement to the country as the events take their toll on global travel oil demand is expected to fall by over $250000.00 barrels a day in the 1st quarter oh prices have already taken a hit. kenya air

higher in japan alter than in spain without gibraltar spain would be much weaker the mayor of the neighboring city lavinia hopes that everything will continue as agreed. dead or quarter he had it he was here in 2013 it took people 4 or 5 hours to get to and from gibraltar and we're talking about people who work there every day. people on both sides of the border are hoping that brags it won't harm their way of life. for me i feel very very sad as a european it's just very sad. a 4th. starting saturday the e.u. flag will no longer fly here communities on both sides hope that will be the only change. back in britain itself threats a day is particularly poignant for those with close ties across the channel take for example the people of st margaret's cliff one of the closest points between the u.k. and its neighbors friends. the white cliffs of dover for centuries they were a symbol of britain's power and independence and these days they take on special meaning especially for those living right here on the coast. said margaret said cliff is a hamlet of 2500 people literally within eyesight of france

across asia and beyond while all transport in and out of the city has been suspended also other neighboring cities are affected in the city of one gang and jew excuse me public transport and train services are suspended overall more than 18000000 people are affected by the lockdown it is a difficult time to try to quarantine a city because millions of people are on the move to celebrate the chinese new year beijing has nixed plans for all large scale chinese lunar new year's festivities as the deadly corona virus spreads. this is where it all began authorities believe the outbreak of corona virus can be traced back to a seafood market in holland. but shutters have now come down and the city has followed suit. a sub thursday morning this city has been cut off from the rest of the country trains flights buses and ferries have been cancelled even public transport within will on has ground to a halt. hospital wards have had to deal with hundreds of cases but so far the world health organization has refrained from declaring a global health emergency much depends on whether the measures set in place by

neighboring cities have also current travel.eijing and hong kong are canceling large events planned for new year lunar holiday. virus: for more on the and its impact on global markets, let's bring in tom orlik from washington. overnight, it seems like it's a little more serious than we first thought. we are yesterday saying not sounding the international alarm, just a domestic alarm. is that position changing today? i think they're still be in judgment made by the who and governments around the world about the severity of this. some of the latest news suggests increased cause for alarm, more cases in the u.s., for example. at the same time, some reassuring suggestions that this particular strain of virus might be less severe than what we saw back in 2003 with sars. let's think for a second about how this could play out, if we are looking at something with a similar impact to sars. back in 2003, we saw quite a sharp drop in china's gdp growth at the peak of the impact of that virus. thee was some recovery in second half of the ye

these are then marketed by global curly amongst friends families and corporate houses in neighboring cities. due to clear orders a man can fetch them an additional $3000.00 rupees which is about $38.00 euros. while the men are also struggling the woman are struggling back once more to go there to look after the family so if you give them a source often called i think it helps that family. and most importantly the woman relate to what some saving to get that for the children for their education for a family so and voting woman has got to be the most important thing. is a. development of these villages have played a profound draw in this transformational journey and depression and alcoholism has taken over the region in what seemed like an age of hopelessness it was the woman who led from the front joining dante's to lentulus campaign against a scene of a cross bunny's religious. not to one of the hundreds of legal shops across these 15 villages off but only remain. from a region making headlines for the largest number of families who sides and a climate of utter doom only is to be seen as a

wanted to that's why even he reluctantly supports the planned call and criticizes that some neighboring cities are doing nothing to fight the invasive species stories it's a big problem that the authorities don't coordinate amongst themselves in some places measures are taken and i was not. softer if people wait too long. on your feeble then the damage is extensive and the problem is hard to control if you know how to say but i'm sure. that's also why the city wants to take drastic measures and set an example. after the one time culling the eggs are to be sterilized this could keep the remaining population in check but if new monk parakeets keep on flying to the city this plan is likely to fail. if. she learns there was not another if the others don't do anything it will be much harder to fight back then and we may have to keep on killing birds. madrid has declared war on the only wanted bait. yes from south america but here and everywhere in spain the authorities will have a hard time. one advantage that the monk parakeets have of the bird catchers as they can fly. once upon a time in a faraw

that's where the virus was 1st detected people love being advised 12 voyde large crowds in the neighboring city of wine gang old transport services will be shot down for midnight local time to prevent people leaving the chinese government says subway trains will be disinfected every hour and the world health organization is starting a meeting right now to decide whether to declare an international public health emergency scott joins us live from china's capital in beijing so what does it look like there is life come to a halt so some people. absolutely almost 20000000 people we're seeing in the central province that's obviously where the epicenter will hon that's the epicenter of this virus so further clamp down further sick transportation locked down again nearly 20000000 people it's very hard to imagine that but that is what the government here has done to move forward with their containment of this virus you know and that's by air land and water that they have locked down these transportation systems in these cities around the epicenter if you will and as you mentioned semi they've also done

city of who on have been suspended that's where the virus was 1st detected last month in the neighboring city of hong kong all transport services have been shut down from midnight local time trying stations in nearby a closed in beijing subway trains will be disinfected every hour and the world health organization is meeting again to decide whether to declare an international public health emergency avian brown reports from hong kong. 3rd 1st china's government warned people against traveling to hand the epicenter of the virus now a day later it's gone a step further and banned all travel to and from the city 11000000 people are effectively living in quarantine that brought a measured response from the world health organization trying to contain a city of 11000000 people is new to science and it has not been tried before as a public health measure so we cannot at this stage say it will order to unmount work many people fled to han before the ban took effect unverified pictures posted on social media shows signs of panic among those who stayed behind a hospital in the city where face masks are

the twins were taken in by their aunt irena in a neighboring city where they lived for 5 years under communist rule and you reyna had also suffered devastating loss her husband and son were murdered in the holocaust. in all 1100000 people were murdered in auschwitz 1000000 of them jews 3000 twins were subjected to experiments an estimated 200 survived in 1052 of those survivors eva and mary a moses now 16 embark for israel to start a new life. where 3000 people on the ship sailing with the military in 3 in a year i june 19th and i finally in the port the flight was early morning this summer the rising of the bulk of the amount of money. and since all the peoples. good out and say the hebrew national anthem. 10 years later even moses was to arrive on yet another shore as a newly wed but still haunted by auschwitz always its. memorial claridge. we can the art of their voices of the children saved from the ashes we will not let their world forget what happened here in our church. we will show or the children they have their good and their aunts haag us for their very last time. we were

have a full blown crisis on our hands in terms of iran targeting neighboring countries and neighboring cities in ways that it hasn't done before remember it is on president for iran to use its ballistic missile force in anger against american targets or anybody else for that matter since the 980 s. now far from the streets of baghdad or terribly assassination of general hossam somali essential question through the large iranian american community in california to zeros rob reynolds reports now from los angeles. well sanjay all is home to more people of iranian descent than any city other than tehran the crisis over the assassination of general qassam sola mahdi has cast a fearful shadow over the sunlit streets there's a lot of fear and anxiety and just worry about what's to come people are worried about yet another war in the region and in their homeland impacting their family and loved ones in a farsi language book shop on westwood boulevard proprietor sam begs the day says president trump is only interested in his own political ambitions. for reelection he's trying to make it a lot at the m

neighboring -- cities are restricting the use of transport. beijing is canceling large events.pore has now reported its first case. the u.s. is stepping up the pressure on south korea, warning it will send -- to almost 9000 south korean workers at u.s. bases. that's if south korea doesn't agree to pay more for american forces. billdent trump wants to more than five times as much. global news 24 hours a day on air and at quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thank you. we are back with james bevan, cheesed -- chief investment officer at ccla investment management. to europe the u.s. and europe to the emerging markets. why is it at a time when many and investment managers are saying if the time for em to shine? james: it would be time if we were confident the global economic recovery will continue, my great concern is we still have some serious structural deteriorating demographics, disrupting technologies. and more risk which despite the u.s. china agreement really hasn't gone away. quali

neighboring cities are also restricting the use of transport. and beijing is canceling large events around the upcoming new year holiday. meanwhile, singapore has reported its first case. and the u.s. is stepping up pressure on south korea, threatening to send -- to almost 9000 workers at bases. that is if they do not agree to pay more for american forces. donald trump wants them to pay five times the amount they currently pay. turkey is trying to ease concerns about the purchase of a russian-made missile-defense system. the foreign minister has proposed the creation of a nato-led committee to review possible threats posed by the purchase. u.s. and other alliance members say the russians are threatened nato. -- with their missile program. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. haslinda: thank you. coming up, singapore confirms its first coronavirus case as the outbreak spreads. part of our conversation with the singapore prime

as a public health measure so we cannot at this stage say it will or it will not work in the neighboring city of crying all transport services will be shut down from midnight local time to prevent people leaving the chinese government says that it will be disinfecting subway trains every hour the world health organization is due to meet again to decide whether to declare an international public health emergency out a series adrian brown is live for us in hong kong at the airport there it will come to what's happening in hong kong in just a few moments but 1st if you can summarize for us the various measures that have been put in place by the chinese government to try to prevent the spread of this virus. well on wednesday the chinese government advise people not to leave on or go to hand on thursday it went a step further and banned all travel to and from that city a city of 11000000 people that is now effectively in quarantine on social media we've been seeing reports from people saying they are concerned about shortages of things like disinfectant also face masks are being rationed and of co

going on now that the personnel is at an all-time low of officers, five officers just went to a neighboring city the 2017 policeman of the year. three more are on their way. people have left at alarming rates, both white and black. so i think it is the overall kind of negativity that he got into this stuff. you cannot read talley's corner and expect to know what is going on in the inner-city. you have to experience. since he got in, he got up on the wrong foot with the former chief. it has been downhill ever since then. >> tucker: but if you are a mayor or any leader, keeping your people safe is probably the most important job. keeping them from being assaulted. if they are being assaulted at three times the rate, then there is a huge problem. so was he aware of this? attentive? did he try to make it better? what did he do or not to do? >> it is attempting to do things. his heart may have been in the right place, but he did not know what to do about it, in 2017, a record of 102 shootings occurred last year, that record was broke and already this year, south bend had 4 murders and 13 shootings. i

the state department is urging travelers to avoid the chinese city of wuhan, and its neighboring citiesnited states government issues regarding travel. other such level four warnings issued by the state department include travel to syria, iraq, amongst other places. this is coming as the chinese coronavirus death toll has jumped to at least 26 people. and sickened at least 835 more. this morning, chinese officials have shut down transportation in at least ten cities with a total of about 33 million people on lock down. a major chinese cities such as beijing and wuhan have cancelled new year's celebrations, banning all large gatherings over the coming new year in an effort to contain the rapidly spreading disease as the death toll increased by more than a half dozen in 24 hours. the wuhan government announced it was building a dedicated hospital with a space of a thousand beds, dedicated to treating patients with the virus, many have been turned away from hospitals due to the overwhelming amount of patients. >> what a scary sight to imagine 33 million people on lock down. >> unbelievable

. >> reporter: grass valley unified school district and neighboring nevada city school district making the decision to let school out early. >> the mom is in sacramento. she called me. i came to get them. >> reporter: the roads filling up with snow fast. spec we have a truck to pick them up. >> reporter: making for an unexpected snow day. >> i will go home and get my snowmobiles going. >> let's go! >> reporter: grass valley police have been staying busy responded to several accidents. as for school tomorrow, we are told parents should be notified in the morning. reporting in grass valley, reni santos. >> i know people know the elevation of grass valley. even heavy just made a number of, i believe him. >> i think i should decline. >>> grass valley -- >> it's not that high. >> it is it? >> is less than 400. -- 4000. 3200? >> let me draw the shades on this uncomfortable conversation. let's head outside to the weather. here's the good news. most of this is now south of the bay area. as a result, we are going to be getting clearing skies, but not quite so fast. the kpix 5 high h is shong a

city of new han have been suspended that's where the virus was 1st detected last month in the neighboring city of all transport services will be shut down from midnight local time to prevent people leaving or entering the chinese government says that subway trains will be disinfected every hour of the world health organization is meeting again to decide whether to declare an international public health emergency al-jazeera is adrian brown begins our coverage from hong kong. at 1st china's government warned people against traveling to hand the epicenter of the virus now a day later it's gone a step further and banned all travel to and from the city 11000000 people are effectively living in quarantine that brought a measured response from the world health organization trying to contain a city of 11000000 people is new to science it has not been tried before as a public health measure so we cannot at this stage say it will honor to unmount weyrich many people fled to han before the ban took effect unverified pictures posted on social media shows signs of panic among those who stayed behind a hosp

have a full blown crisis on our hands in terms of iran targeting neighboring countries and neighboring cities in ways that it hasn't done before remember it is our president for iran to use its ballistic missile force in anger against american targets or anybody else for that matter since 1000 eighty's so which way do you think this is going to do it this way as this is going to go or do you think this is. the door is open for the escalation and negotiation and a peaceful deescalation or do you think it's more likely that it will escalate because we have hearing from you have been hearing from many people in the region almost a sense of alarm that everyone is calling for the situation to deescalate it could go either way which way do you think it will go. i think in many ways iran responses rather measured and timid they have hit american targets and not one of the targets the message in that is that we are not making enemies of our neighbors we're not going to target you as a consequence of americans us a nation of stolen money 1st secondly that they have managed to hit american targets for

several campbell neighbors push back against a proposed drive-thru. tonight how the city council ruled. >>> but illness, and it's spreading fast. what officials in the bay area are doing to make sure't c thee. the news at 11:00 starts right now. >>> it's an a pneumonia like illness that health experts say originated in central china. >> now there's the riace to try to stop it from spreading. there's been a confirmed case in the u.s. in washington state. cdc says a man who lives just outside of seattle flew back from the epicenter, which is wuhan, china, and developed symptoms shortly after. even though the risk is low, the cdc says it is preparing for more cases in the united states and around the world. >> nbc bay area's jean elle following developments live at sfo. the cdc is screening people at several airports now. >> reporter: that's right, terry and jessica. the cdc started health screenings at three airports over the weekend, including here at sfo. that number has now increased to five. the agency is hoping to identify people with symptoms before they leave airport

city launched oak town proud. officials say they don't have neighbors for help. mayor libby schaaf says the plan starts with the three es. >> we must educate, we must eradicate, if worst comes to worst, we must enforce the laws against illegal dumping and littering. >> the city's also expanding its garbage blitz crews which focus on illegal dumping. >>> the answer, the greatest jeopardy player of all time. >> the question, who is ken jennings! >> ken jennings! you are the champion! >> ken had the swag. >> yep. he played that right. jennings defeated brad rudder and james holzhauer in jeopardy's greatest of all time. you can hear from ken jennings on "gma" at 7:00 after abc7 mornings. >>> and you can catch "jeopardy" every week night right here on abc7 starting at 7:00 p.m. who did you say was going to man.t wasoing to be the one whose name i can never remember. >> brad. >> brad. brad rudder. >> i think ken was spicy the whole time. you have to go in confident. >> he was the one saying i think it will be the other guys, not me. >> false modesty. >> yep. >> pumping

neighboring cities under this sort of lockdown. than 20 million people quarantined there.riticisms about the way it was handled. people flocking to transportation before the bands were in place. there are concerns a lot of people already left the area before the ban went into place. of hospitalsorts being overcrowded, doctors unable to see everybody with a fever. grocery stores being cleared of items they need. >> how is this really affecting celebrations for the lunar new year? dampenedtainly celebrations with plans being canceled across the country. you have official events. theg canceled across country. they are trying to limit these gatherings. people coming together. there have been concerns people are not going to be going out to the restaurants because this is a time for family to get together and eat. even of fear and concern, in beijing which is hundreds of miles away. some buildings and restaurants, you have to go through temperature monitoring to go in. stores are being stripped of masks and hand sanitizers. be a risk toved to china's economy. you have people ca

with california highway patrol and other cities where these shows happen including some of our neighboring citiessan jose and oakland, to see if we can come up with collaborative strategies because often time they go from city to city. they get on social media and broadcast where they are going and land in another city after the previous city enforces. so we plan to continue working to prevent these events from happening in our city. so that's it. if the in addition commission has any questions for this portion. >> commissioner mazzucco. >> thank you very much. with reference to the homicides being the lowest since 1961, that's amazing. and i think a lot of that reflects the hard work that this police department has done with the community who is more cooperative with the police in these homicides, but more importantly, you see people rush to the stage for press conferences to talk about this, to take credit for it. i heard some folks claiming responsibility for lowering the rate. the reality is the credit and kudos go to the men and women of the san francisco police department, the midnight shif

neighbors near fire station 30 in union city are sounding the alarm on safety.ednesday's 8:00 a.m. closure is leading to a list of concerns and questions. >> my question would be why in this economy when everybody and everything is doing well. and the other concern i have is about response time. >> so we asked the city's mayor. >> the purpose of the closure first and foremost is because it was underutilized. >> the mayor says on average the stationlsn 24deas cti y more than $3.2 million a year. union city is currently facing a budget deficit. >> it's a puzzle to us, the firefighters, especially with the public safety tax that they are already collecting from citizens who voted to pay the money to maintain the firehouses that they have. >> reporter:. >> but the city says it was a data driven decision, one mike augustine says will ultimately put the public in danger. it could add an extra six to eight minutes response time. >> that's a long time to wait in a bad situation. >> data shows 85% of calls to station 30 were for medical response. she adds the city is con

neighbors near fire station 30 in union city are sounding the alarm on safety.ednesday's 8:00 a.m. closure is leading to a list of concerns and questions. >> my question would be why in this economy when everybody and everything is doing well. and the other concern i have is about response time. >> so we asked the city's mayor. >> the purpose of the closure first and foremost is because it was underutilized. >> the mayor says on average the station received 1.7 calls in a 24-hour period. she says underuse was costing the city more than $3.2 million a year. union city is currently facing a budget deficit. >> it's a puzzle to us, the firefighters, especially with the public safety tax that they are already collecting from citizens who voted to pay the money to maintain the firehouses that they have. >> reporter:. >> but the city says it was a data driven decision, one mike augustine says will ultimately put the public in danger. it could add an extra six to eight minutes response time. >> that's a long time to wait in a bad situation. >> data shows 85% of calls to

department, we just set up such a big policy, game changing initiative not just for our city, but neighboring citynd to the state, and i hope it keep going from there. i'm just really proud, and i listened previous through racial equity. it's really obvious. i do have one question about the tool that you've been referring to, that you are in maybe phase two to develop the equity tool? and i question -- my question is, is it only going to be used within the planning department or it will be used at large in city of san francisco, and city and county. and is there any implementation of how do you regulate it? because of a tool being deployed, there will be a chance to perfect it. will something like that happen or is there a chance we will see it when it come out? >> yes, absolutely. because several departments have already participated in the government alliance racial equity training, there are at least 20 that are using a version of the tool? so i imagine that the budget tool that the office of racial equity's creating will be very similar because we're using the seattle templates and portland te

of course, wuhan is also in essentially a lockdown, as are some of the neighboring cities. there has been a lot of criticism from health experts as well as chinese citizens online complaining that this lockdown may not be effective given there was a rush of people to try to leave before it went into effect, and there's also been statements that perhaps this man has already put -- ban has passed the golden period of trying to prevent the spread. locals are posting photos of grocery stores having empty shelves, masks being out, people getting turned away from being able to see doctors because hospitals are overflowing, and the situation in china is one of heightened anxiety and fear, with plans being canceled, and places monitoring for temperature, and everybody wearing face masks on the streets. so the sentiment is not the one of typical lunar new year festivities at all. haidi:haidi: it's a very different mood no doubt. thank you so much for that. selina wang with the latest on the coronavirus. let's take a look at the potential impact for financial markets. mike mccarthy j

down airports, bus terminals, train stations and this has spread from wuhan to a number of neighboring cities -- should be fairly tight. i don't think there's any evidence that they are managing to keep everyone from traveling in and out of the province, but it seems quite substantial, the measures they are taking on the ground. the government is taking it very seriously and what we are hearing, we are trying to confirm reports that it's no longer just 11 cities in the province that is locked down, it may be spreading to the entire province. so again, we are still looking into whether that's the case. neil: normally when you have a situation like that, 32 of china's 34 provinces reporting cases of one degree or another, that's a pretty big deal. by some measures, it's thought to be the largest quarantine ever and i'm wondering if the chinese are seeing or sensing something that other world officials are not. what do you think? >> well, i think the chinese government certainly do not want a repeat of 2003 -- sorry, 2002-2003 during the sars epidemic. the government took a big p.r. hit at that

and then some neighboring towns and cities. an area that has about as many not not quite but almost as many inhabitants as germany and they've blocked them from leaving the area and they blocked other people from going in and they have restricted travel throughout the country long distance buses cannot enter beijing anymore so. beijing has thrown quite a lot in to stop people from moving around and spreading the virus in the english language press there's been a lot of criticism in fact of the chinese handling of the situation what's the reaction been there in china. yet there is doubt whether these measures will help preventing the virus with other measures like better identifying people who are infected wouldn't have better but the most severe criticism is that they have have reacted way too late after the virus had already spread and that now it would be very difficult to stop the spreading of the virus this is a criticism shared by many chinese there's a lot of criticism online a lot of it gets deleted by the census but peo

city state. the typical life seems to be that every couple of years you would be invaded by a neighboring civilization, city state, whatever and they would haul off your women and kill all the men so sparta decided that it needed to have a serious civil defense capability so education for spartans, i was reading another book by daniel so kind and it was supposed to be world without work and you he, he described it as 20 years of pc classes. he prepared males and females to fight so it was a military boot camp that went on before you can walk until you were old enough to carry weapons and that's how they fought. there was a cultural decision that to create and that was what was valid in the culture. so i'm not recommending that we do that exactly but some notion of agency and knowledge capability has to become not just an economic necessity the way it is now actually a cultural necessity that you're not a valuable human being, i don't want to date you unless you know a lot, unless you're capable of skinning around it and catching your own fish and fixing a car and doing this, that and the other soit's

dramatically to the way that the city as a whole can recover. >> absolutely. >> if you are able to control your own environment and house and recovery and your neighbors doing the same the city as a whole will be a more resilient city. >> we are all proud of living in san francisco and being prepared helps us stay here. >> so, thank you so much for joining us today, alicia, i appreciate it. >> absolutely, it is my pleasure. >> and thank you for joining us on another edition of building [♪] >> i just wanted to say a few words. one is to the parents and to all of the kids. thank you for supporting this program and for trusting us to create a soccer program in the bayview. >> soccer is the world's game, and everybody plays, but in the united states, this is a sport that struggles with access for certain communities. >> i coached basketball in a coached football for years, it is the same thing. it is about motivating kids and keeping them together, and giving them new opportunities. >> when the kids came out, they had no idea really what the game was. only one or two of them had played soccer before. we gave the kids very simple lessons every day and made

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with california highway patrol and other cities where these shows happen including some of our neighboring cities, san jose and oakland, to see if we can come up with collaborative strategies because often time they go from city to city. they get on social media and broadcast where they are going and land in another city after the previous city enforces. so we plan to continue working to prevent these events from happening in our city. so that's it. if the in addition commission has any questions for this portion. >> commissioner mazzucco. >> thank you very much. with reference to the homicides being the lowest since 1961, that's amazing. and i think a lot of that reflects the hard work that this police department has done with the community who is more cooperative with the police in these homicides, but more importantly, you see people rush to the stage for press conferences to talk about this, to take credit for it. i heard some folks claiming responsibility for lowering the rate. the reality is the credit and kudos go to the men and women of the san francisco police department, the midnight sh

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