. >> also joining me andrew wood the former british ambassador to russia.rew wood, this is obviously going to put extraordinary pressure on moscow, accusations traded between kiev and moscow. what do you make of what you've heard so far from the russian government and vladimir putin in particular? >> it's interesting the accusation putin laid against kiev was essentially you have violence going on on your territory therefore it's your fault. he did not go into the fact the violence on ukraine territory is provoked and supplied from russia. he did not say you shot the plane down. that presumably will become part of the story. as the evidence becomes more and more difficult to collect and coordinate, they will throw out all sorts of denials and co complicacom compensation. >> do you think that the russian government will do all in its power to cooperate with that? >> it will to control the outcome. do i think the russian government were necessarily telling the truth? no. they have lied consistently throughout this whole conflict in ukraine. do i think the rus

my name is andrew wood, san francisco international arts festival, and i want to talk to you today about a report that was put out by the city budget analyst. it was on grants for the arts. and the report found something that we in the arts community had been quite aware of for a long time in that the grants for the arts is funding organizations that serve what were the dominant community or the white community to the tune of 78%, even though they only comprise 43% of the population. and the funding to the organizations that serve people of color are only 24%, 23%, even though they are 58% of the population. in the report, the [speaker not understood] grants for the arts said that's fine with her and they have no plans to change. i think that this is a culturally inequitable situation and that the supervisors have the duty to try and intervene here. now, the grants for the arts is a department of the mayor's office so you can't dictate their policy. but at budget time, you can influence how they operate. if you give more money to grants for the arts, they will continue to spend it in the

as miss shulman called them the smaller on theser organizations and i think that jeff jones and andrew wood, and other arts advocates point out that 57 percent of the population are under served and people of color and if you add on to that, women and lgbt communities it is larger and the grants for the arts funding has not kept up with the growth of the diversity of the city and seeing some stronger out comes and stronger goals towards that is hopefully will be the goal of the july 7th, and the july 16th hearing, anddy want to also say that in looking at the budget of grants for the arts with our city administrator, and miss shulman and others, and it looks like, 191,711 dollars is additional money that has not been spent, but it is also money that does not take away from the existing allocations. and my motion today, will be that we allocate that money towards cultural equity and i was going to ask mr. bacowsky from the city administrator office to verify that is unallocated amount of money and what are your suggestions for allocating this towards cultural equity. >> thank you, deputy, ci

. >> andrew wood, the former british ambassador, thank you for joining us. >>> and more on the latestbig u.s. immigration crisis and the big political debate within the country after this. stay with us. ñ . >>> all right, i want to take you live right now to eastern ukraine. more coffins carrying the remains of people killed on malaysian airlines flight 17 are heading back to the netherlands. the senior international correspondent is in kharkiv and he joins me live. nick, what can you tell us? >> reporter: hala, the scene behind me is familiar to the past two days but different because these two transport planes, you can see in the far distance an australian c-17 that has just landed and a dutch c-130 that seems to be loaded with coffins in the past hour. the part you will see, by the australian minister, that is actually the dutch plane over to one side here. they had hoped that today would be the last load of coffins to go back to the netherlands. there will be 74 today like there was yesterday. 40 the day before that bringing the total of coffins to 188. the numbers sadly part of t

. >> reporter: branches were hauled into wood chippers and trees were snapped nearby. andrew was clearing debris and helping neighbors, his son was insides within this pine tree fell in hi yard luckily away from his house. >> luckily it fell away from the house, my son was right behind it. >> back here live at the voorhees fire department, looking at the damage at this vacant home right here, this is where the trees have uprooted and fallen into this man's yard. the voorhees police have issued a warning to beware of contractor fraud, a few things to look out for if contractors demand a partial payment, and will come back to finish the work. some people are looking to take advantage with all of these people trying to make repairs. >> katherine, thank you. >>> here is an update on those without power this noon. pseg reporting 2,000 customers without power, in camden, gloucester and burlington county. and peco less than 700 without power with most of those in philadelphia and buck county. can you keep track of the accuweather forecast any time by downloading our free 6 abc storm

andrew thomas, al jazeera. >> still ahead, tiger woods is back on the prowl for a 15th major title.an they capture past glories. coming up. @ america mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now all right now from one sporting event to the other. >> we just had the brazilian world cup finish for us, now the focus is switching to russia. hosting in particular, has been the subject of intense criticism. the gulf state was awarded hosting rights after being chosen ahead of the united states. australia, south korea and japan. organizers insist calling technology will allow them to host a world cup in the summer with temperatures can reach up to 50 degrees celsius. however, fifa has indicated lit be moved to winter. the treatment of migrant construction workers has also come under scrutiny, and in may a british newspaper alleged that banned former fifa vice president made secret payments to help security votes. well, that will form part of an independent report compiled by american lawyer, who is investigating the bid process for the 2018 and 2022 tourn

andrew has done here. first, leveraged the labor force of wood workers by developing and selling a line of outdoor furniturewinter when rooftop tanks are slowing to a halt. >> they have workshops, they have found a way to expand their line. >> it allowed us to keep the only workshop open for wooden water tanks for the sty city of york. >> he found another off-season opportunity for masons and welders, servicing and building rooftop cooling tours. look around his supply yard in queens, it may look like a junk yard, but it is not. you will see several interrelated businesses each supporting the other with tools, labor and supplies, all connected in different ways to the core business, and key to the survival in a competitive market. rather than challenge the competition directly, andrew says, find new customers in related markets. >> add additionalselves to your menu. and going elsewhere, developing on your own efforts additional businesses. >> they cannot be compared directly with the competition, and as andrew puts it, makes them invisible to their competitors. >> we strive to be invisible. the competition

and the highlight was from andrew wiggins, that dunk brought down the house, the sixers lost 86-77. >>> tiger woods rusty, he only played two competitive rounds since late march, despite that he feels he could win the open championship, tiger won there back in 2006. >> it feels great to come back to this venue, and obviously there are a couple of changes i made. tiger is a 15-1 favor toyota i win, for him that say long shot. >> museum was the place for a sell the brags for critically ill children and their families today. the idea was to provide a worry free day for everybody. lisa thomas-laury has the story. >> reporter: for one day they were not patients they were pirates, exploring navele lights. this one is using a gun that pirates used. >> she has leukemia. >> and this young man is learning what it's like to sport a pegged leg. the casey cares foundation, a nonprofit is hosting this party to give the families of children with life-threatening ill ands a chance to focus on having fun and an opportunity to be reli e relieved of hospital appointments and treatment. >> we have a full day, tomorrow

wood was concerned the department of corrections would be experimenting on him. a relative of his victims takes issue with that entire conversation. >>"well, why didn't we give him a bullet?" >> reporter:i'm andrewpencer, reporting >> jacqueline: 95 and antioch livermore and fairfield. 92 and santa rosa and 93 in san rafael just lots of '90s and the bay area. so here is the change for the last 24 hours, anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees difference. it was 11 degrees and more warmer and santa rosa and richmond. as to look outside at this hour were seen temperature still pretty toasty and the '90s for inland valleys, concord in santa rosa are all in the '90s. this is san francisco airport with a 79 degrees at this hour. mckean tonight it would be quite all through today and tomorrow with 60 starting the day. '90s than triple digits for the most part tomorrow afternoon. >> jacqueline: coastline will be in the upper 70's and low 80s. 82 in half moon bay and the city creek this may not seem likely warm weather but you may want to hand over his head over to the coastline. 94 in san mateo, woodlawn numbers and east bay shore warm temperatures as well. 95 in union city in fremont plus the inland valleys bu

andrews next year, thank you very much. >> reporter: he needs the masters to complete the set, richard with al jazeera. >> as richard mentioned he joins nicholas and tiger woodsyers to win three major championships by the age of 25 and nicholas won four championships by the time he was 25 and 18 over his professional career and tiger woods was more prolific early on winning 5 majors by 25 and since 2008 he has been stuck on 14 then we have won three majors in total and at the current form he stands a better chance than tiger of overhauling the record of 18 major chap shim wins. as for tiger woods a 15th major is looking more unlikely as he recorded the worst ever 72 hole finger niche a major and 75 and leaving him 6 over abthis may not be a doubt for the rider cup team due to be announced in september. >> i got picked on by corey back in whatever it was when we played in whales. i was coming off there with my achille's and set out most of the summer and felt i was able to contribute to the team and that is all you want as a pick, you want someone that is true to the team, whether it's in support or in play. and i did it then and hopefully i can earn my way on

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