i would likethis agreement -- green dots an alleyway. this is a case where i would not mind it being in the backyard. all of the alleys have similar utility poles. commissioner hwang: good luck, president garcia. president garcia: thank you. director goldstein: next speaker, please. >> my name is charles, a homeowner in san francisco. we have a power installation across from us. this power is directly in my view looking south across the hills. i question how they have determined the standards necessarily. i am in the process of appealing line, but there are no trees around it whatsoever. it is squarely in the view of my street. my neighbor looked out and the boxes are directly in front of his window. the tower is close to the neighborhood until i speculate there are some problems as well. on multiple occasions, nextg has had its contractors in the neighborhood. they show up with no notice, there are no barricades according to san francisco administrative code. on multiple occasions, they worked in the middle of the street, they park thei

dpw doesn't deal with alleyways. [chime] thank you again. president garcia: counselor, you indicated that there was removal of the equipment? >> yes, and functionality. how have the text of that if anybody is interested. president garcia: since the statement was made having to do with the congestion of the wires, how many of those were yours? >> one. the fiber wire goes -- no, across the street? across the street, there is a power wire that belongs to pg&e and it is a service truck. when you see all those wires down the street, their service drops for landline, cable, and power. service drop for pg&e, we ha ve that same service drop. ours for power, and the fiber cable drop as well. our network, why you see the small antennas, they are connected by fiber-optic cable. that is how we can avoid having a 200-foot tower covering the same geographic area. we can have an antenna system connected by fiber. we use the existing infrastructure, so you need to connect that equipment to the fiber running across the line. president garcia: the short answe

but we do not have easements, private easements in the alleyway.president garcia: and my last question for now, and i have read a lot, so forgive me for not being able to tell you where i read it, but that it would face the streets, pretty clear that the box would be facing the residences. >> yes. that is one of the things that we would work with dpw to do afterwards if they wanted us to flip the box so that it pointed out towards the street. we would do that, as well. president garcia: thank you. commissioner hillis: he talked about the nine pieces of equipment. how many on the street now, and how many do you add 3 this permit? >> 9. in addition. which do not include my own, because what is being missed is whether it is called major equipment or minor equipment. there is a lot of minor equipment, so the comcast battery backup on the corner, you have the battery backup boxes, and then you have the p.g. in the meter, and then something that a lot of people do not notice, under the federal telecommunications act and state law, there is a terminal, an

he crossed after her and dragged her into an alleyway between two homes. she told police the man threw her to the ground and sexually assaulted her. she was able to fight him off and took off running. she was not able to get a good description. police are hoping somebody noticed something out of the ordinary. >> it is busy area that time of night. there are restaurants and bars. cabdrivers try to pick up fares. we are hoping somebody saw something. >> police are also checking with businesses in the area to see if the man was caught on surveillance tape. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a third person is in custody. a woman turned herself in on monday. she faces charges is on distributing narcotics. a clinic was at the center of the i-team investigation. two people are charged with operating the clinic. a man is convicted in eight murder for hire plot. dante jeter faces a life sentence without the possibility of parole. shontay joyner-hickman testified she paid jeter $1,000 to kill the dentist. >> a recent decision by the naacp to defend same-sex marriage is

i started a club, alleyway, kids that grew up in neighborhoods, what do you want to change in chinatown they say we hate our alleys. so they came up with a program to improve the alleyways and asked me, work with the kids drew up a master plan for chinatown and presented it to the san francisco planning department of them adopted a neighborhood plan. once you get the confidence and pride in the community where you live, grades get better and all that. i'm proud of chinatown, it's linked to their personal lives in a real way. >> it's amazing how much you can achieve that opportunity. >> the future looks good to me. >> kristen: what is the educational opportunities that you make? >> i think for opportunities, children should feel like they should have the opportunity for education. it seems obvious, especially in the u.s., but i don't think it is all the time. i think especially kids, they thinking about what they want to achieve and having specific goals. especially now it extends through theevel. the extension of k-12 whether they are very interested in it to achieve a certain goal. >>

. >> the alleyway sits between two homes. told police the man threw her to the ground beef her up, and sexually assaulted her. she was eventually able to fighter of and he took off running. the victim could not provide much of a description. it was dark and a man grabbed her from behind. the attack happened at 1:30 in the morning saturday when downtown annapolis has an active night life. police are hoping that someone noticed something out of the ordinary. >> is a very busy area that time of night there are people leaving restaurants and bars and there are cabdrivers' driving for all the time. we are hoping that someone might have seen someone running from the area. >> police are checking with businesses in the area to see if the man was caught on any surveillance tapes. >> thank you. fire officials and anne arundel counties say smoke detector save the lives of a family when their home caught fire overnight. it took in 80 firefighters an hour to control a fire on nottingham drive. the fire was reported around 3:00 a.m. and qu

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. >> whoever was behind her, ended up grabbing her from behind, dragging her into an alleyway. he ended up assaulting her and sexually assaulting her. >> reporter: the victim was able to fight her way to freedom. her attacker took off running, leaving police and those who live in the neighborhood, wondering who he was. >> a lot of people out that night. so it could have been anybody. >> it all unfolded in an area full of historic homes and professional offices, making it all the more unsettling to the women who walk around here. >> our building is just a couple down. and we work sometimes at night. and that's frightening. >> neighbors say front porch lights are often the only glow on the otherwise dark street where this happened. women we talked to said the attack happened as a reminder to take precautions while walking. >> definitely with someone. especially on the streets and alleyways. >> reporter: as far as the suspects, police say they don't have much to go on, but they fear he could strike again. in annapolis, derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> and annapolis police s

he was the driver and came through this alleyway and you can see the bullet holes on the wall where the deadly confrontation went down. today the mother of barrett's children said he was not a threat to police. >> he does not carry arms, he does not only a gun so he was not armed at all. >> reporter: one of the other occupants of the car, the son officers shot was arrested on scene after being tracked down by a police dog. he was slightly injured by the police dog as was the officer who found him. witnesses who live at the apartment complex knew they pulled in and new there were problems almost immediately. >> i heard the car zoom and i heard police behind it and it sounded like shots fired over here and they apprehended somebody right there. >> reporter: the police as well as the district attorney's office are investigating. ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> from sea to shining sea they are honoring the war dead this memorial day. >> 3, 10, hut. >> reporter: president barack obama is honoring them by laying a wreathe at the tomb of the unknown at arlington national cemetery. they made t

especially down these streets and in the alleyways. never by myself. >> reporter: as far as the suspect, police say they don't have much to go on. but they fear he could strike again. in annapolis, derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> and annapolis police say they would like to hear from anyone who saw something or someone suspicious in the downtown historic area. late friday night into early saturday morning. >>> thousands of households could pick up the tab for baltimore's aging water system. the department of public works wants to increase your bill to fund repairs. weijia jiang has more on the proposal, and how much you could pay for it. >> reporter: a colossal water main break, engulfed dundalk in 2009, and left dozens of families struggling to recover. >> a lot of water. a lot of flood. >> reporter: it's the perfect example public works officials say of why baltimore needs more tax revenue, to fix aging infrastructure. >> everything is -- a lot of penalties. >> reporter: on thursday, the department announced a proposal to incr

not only did they take on incredible work of repaving our streets and cleaning our streets and alleyways, but they also do a lot of work to hire our residents. they do a lot of service projects. i asked colleagues for your support on the recognition of these men and women. we have seen many city leaders come out of this department, whether it is our current mayor . their current department head is an active president in his neighborhood. his home has -- is often viewed as a community center. the second, i am happy to co- sponsor the request on social heritage districts. our office is working with stakeholders to explore the creation of two specialist districts. -- special use districts. the current communities and small businesses that exist in this area. it is an emerging field of work and i am excited about the collaboration's that have already occurred. i look forward to working with supervisor olague's office. to identify tools to support ethnic, cultural businesses in the district. the rest, i segment. -- submit. supervisor mar: i forgot to mention that i was part of a historic gath

this traditional beijing alleyway is now a major tourist draw. "we like it here," she says. "we do not have anything like it." for beijing, it is about finding a balance between the old and the new. bbc news, beijing. >> conflict is a fact of life in the occupied west bank, areas where israel maintains a presence, stretching to building control. the united nations says there has been a big increase in the number of palestinian homes demolished by israeli forces. israel says they are merely enforcing planning regulations. we have this report. >> this is what palestinians have called ethnic cleansing, demolitions and evictions carried out by israel in the occupied west bank. here in a tiny village in january of this year. "are you not scared that god will punish you for this," the woman cried. palestinians were forced from their hamas last year. in most cases, israel said they failed to get permits to build. life is pretty basic. with homes cut into the rocks. but the families are threatened with eviction. the israeli army once an area for a firing zone. -- wants the area. one

this traditional beijing alleyway is now a major tourist draw. >> i like it here. we do not have anything like it in my hometown. >> hard cash also -- often trump's heritage. for beijing, it is about finding a balance between the old and new. >> conflict is a fact of life in the occupy west bank in areas where israel maintains a presence. the influence it stretches from concerts -- security matters to building controls. there has been a big increase in the number of palestinian homes demolished by israeli forces. our correspondent has this report. >> this is what palestinians have called ethnic cleansing. demolitions and evictions carried out by israel in the west bank. in this tiny village, in january of this year. are you not scared that gobbled you for this?ichs israel says they have failed to get permits to build. this is the remote palestinian village. life is pretty basic. with palms cut into the rock face. the families here are threaten ed with eviction spirits the israeli army wants the area for a firing zone. he tells me he was born in this case. he said t

previously -- as far as i know, we are not going to raise chinatown or widen all the sidewalks and alleyways where some businesses are located. things like that, what can be done, what is the responsibility of the businesses? another issue that i think we have to deal with is the education stuff. we do education, even around tenants. we go around to the buildings and educate tenants who do not own the buildings and are not doing construction, they have no plans to do construction. we educate them on code violations. it would not hurt if we coordinated -- maybe the department can take this on financially totally, but it is incumbent on the city to do more massive education for small busine

this traditional beijing alleyway is now a major tourist draw. >> i like the year, she says. we don't have anything like it in my home town. but hard cash of and from heritage. in beijing, is about finding a balance between old and the new. >> you have been watching newsday from the bbc. >> a reminder of the main news this hour. protestors in egypt set fire to the campaign headquarters of bomb had shafiq. headlines are next. stay with us. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to know your business. offering specialized solutions and capital to help you meet your growth objectives. we offer expertise and tailored solutions for small businesses and major corporations. what can we do for you? "bbc world news" was presented by kcet los angeles.

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previously -- as far as i know, we are not going to raise chinatown or widen all the sidewalks and alleyways where some businesses are located. things like that, what can be done, what is the responsibility of the businesses? another issue that i think we have to deal with is the education stuff. we do education, even around tenants. we go around to the buildings and educate tenants who do not own the buildings and are not doing construction, they have no plans to do construction. we educate them on code violations. it would not hurt if we coordinated -- maybe the department can take this on financially totally, but it is incumbent on the city to do more massive education for small businesses. the other thing we should discuss with the small business commission, i know a lot of times commissions go through existing bodies. we go through the chamber of commerce, the older and more established business associations, but unfortunately, a lot of smaller and ethnic businesses do not belong to those associations. they do not belong to the chamber. so we have to maybe work with the city to improve

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when you get to pick up trash, of a graffiti, you remember those walls and alleyways and the streets that the neighbors complained about. if you can figure out how to get it cleaned consistently, then you do not hear the same complaints. they will be on your back. this is what i love about the city. i also remember as dpw director, they had that watch column that put me in there every two weeks. i was famous. my e-mail, cell phone #, picture. cron watch. the bane of my existence. we have investments in infrastructure. i am helping to put together a number of different asks from the public this november. one of them i think you will respond to positively is reinvestment in our parks. we have done well with the private-partner sector. we will author of another bond because everybody loves their parks. that is half the reason why families want to stay. if we do not invest in our parks, that will be half the reason why they leave, in addition to the schools and affordability of housing. we have other things that will be very important to our infrastructure that we will be talking to the