city. let me add another aspect back in 1978 in addition to all the things that happened in 1978 we had to start the rent strike in china town. and it was the instructional of those resident most of whom were of chinese-american descendent wanted equality they wanted their how did to happen in the city that happened in so things were difficult. what awe rods what the instructional and particularly the leadership of mukdz and supervisor milk was the beginning of combraidz and understanding diversity. let me put it simple to you at this point. i don't think i would be standing in front of you all as the mayor of san francisco but for the leadership of supervisor harvey milk and moscone. that's how significant i side their contribution here and i make that personal point because they were such leaders of diversity it was hard at that discuss it the make up of the board of supervisors of all the other elected positions the struggles in our our community across town whether japan down or china town everything was struggling how to get their viewpoint and recommendation. it was very threatening

he would come in and play like four nights and he would go to another city. is was the early george benson. all your instruments in the back and you're going from city to city. mentorrge was a great and taught me a lot of things and really was a true mentor to meet because there were things that were happening in my life, what do you think? daddy i didthe not have at that time. i am forever grateful for that. he had kids too. it worked out really great. is a great guy. that was great that he spent so much time nurturing you. you did not have a father at the time. >> right. tavis: and artistically as well. tell me about this new project, "handpicked." i it is almost all solo, but have some interesting friends with me on the album, and it kind of goes out of genre. vince gill is on one. and i do not know if you know -- he is the japanese ukulele player. he did this thing in central park and he had over 10 million hits. interesting. i just call whoever is available and i was trying to get a lock on it and i was just so happy because we were able to get everybody

i went from kia to another city. during that trip when a still in , i wase -- kiev exposed to gunfire from automatic weapons. this was subject to gunfire. did not leave alone. we did not flee. we were supposed to meet with and ourthe activist supporters from the regions. there was a for a that was supposed to take place, a conference. we arrived there late at night. we had to do that. when we arrived in the city of city, february morning tofrom early and the radical elements. it was not about fear. . did not have any fear i needed to comply with the maintainnditions to these conditions. it is not my job to accept security rules. i accepted the decision. the speaker of the ukrainian and i asked them to fly to another city. we had a plane ready. and gathered the supporters thatll them everything what had been happening in kiev. i decided to take a trip. we took two helicopters and dispatchers warned us strains theto direction. they said it looked like we were heading toward russia and that signal fighters to ground as.

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situations where you got what is happening in one city, sitting right in the boundaries of where another city exists it is possible that residents or the city itself can come forward and say we would like a hearing. >> the hearing is set for wednesday night at 7:00. >> an employee for clint eastwood has been arrested for embezzling funds. police say he was arrested sunday suspected of stealing more than $33,000. and the popular fund-raising web site kickstarters say khabgers got customer data. they sent an e-mail to users saying they collected user names, password, e-mail addresses and phone numbers. they are advicing everyone to change their passwords. no credit card information was stolen although they say two,a counts had unauthorized transactions. >>> still ahead, no ordinary cement poor in no ordinary construction project. the extraordinary feat accomplished for this record- breaking task and >>> if you are one of the millions of californians not saving up for retirement, there is a new idea that could help you statue away money for those golden years. >>> now, let's look at something we

. >> you get them to a place, another city, and then he or she wanders around and peas there. there is no where to go? >> the surrounding cities can't be happy about this. all of the plants are dying. it is like, no, keep it in your own city. >> it is like you are passing the bush peer to another city. it is a share of commitment. >> that's terrible. why not just build more toilets? that's a specific problem that mayor had in his neighborhood. he said you know what? i am tired of these kids peaking in my bush -- peeing in my bushes. >> they figure i can't pee anywhere in bushes so i learned my lesson. is that what you are saying? >> i didn't have a set opinion. i just thought the idea of banishment i never heard. >> when you are younger and got in trouble your parents send you to your room. they said need to stay there and come out when you learn your lesson. you never do and you say yeah, of course i did and you you do it again and go back to your room. how will it be enforced? >> you can't enforce it. >> you enforce it when you are a bartender. >> but that is a restaurant tha

up next year as well as the budget stabilization reserve and we'll have left over money foyer another city purposes. >> the 3 interact and maybe it will be easier at the end of the day we'll walk through the decision. >> if it's okay go supervisors i'll i'm going to turn it over to michelle who can run you throw the spending picture. >> morning. so this is a little bit more detail of the revenue sources. ben mentioned it's prototyping property and hotel tax. the property tax is a fancy way of saying the sears is enrolling things at the faster rate and hotel tax is an amazing story of incredibly occupancy rates and on top of that it impresses us what people are paying to stay at hotels. those two items are making up most of the revenue increase. this is the third thing is the transfer tax we're not projecting to be over but we have over thirty million for the year. if you look at the bumps in december we have $67 million in december and that's end out but at this point we're not projecting that the city is over budget and we'll hopefully have more information and update you on that that's a

into situations where you got what is happening in one city sitting on the boundaries of where another city exists. it is possible that residents or the city itself can come forward and say we would like a hearing. >> that hearing is scheduled forked with. it could decide if concord can grant them a minor use permit to operate here f. it opens it will be among peers, including a cigar shop and tattoo parlor nearby. still, they have questions they want answered about secity and keeping those under 18 years old out of the lounge. but, until wednesday's public hearing we can not know his vote. >> it is unfair to an applicant, okay. to feel he has any planning commissioners that are preconceived one way or the other. unfair to the city residents as well. we have to go in with an open mind or not doing our job. >> the public hearing to died if the palace can come into this strip mall is this wednesday at 7:00 p.m. in concord city hall. in concord, mark kelly, kpix-5. >> we reached out to the public that we believe to be the owners but have not heard back. >>> two skiers missing after an avalanch

context is it's leading to another. city site. throughout history of protected cities and their inhabitants. have disappeared and . the enemy generally doesn't come from the outside is already here living among us. the city is a fragile fabric of space. protect ourselves against the invisible. comprehensible against feelings and. you can see to hear of the original ones a further one monitoring this coming up and down the street down the end further to hang up the building at the end of the street another one and then another to that building these globes this building is one of my favorites it's completely. some of which is almost impossible to work out what it is for. one that monitoring the door it's the service entrance and you've got a globe which is the street and then there is a fixed camera that was just looking straight at the ground and there is no door. around the corner we've got another pin one which is coming out looking at this traffic interchange which is already being covered by that and then another globe which ca

committee has all of the evidence on occasion from meeting at the zee and at city hall we'll meet anothers city hall for the next meeting. that concludes my comments >> that i comments from 9 president report seeing none, we're on item 3 the general manager's report audience deploring borrowing groundbreaking we're hosting a groundbreaking on saturday on march 4. it's been opened and san franciscans have enjoyed the festivities we love that park to death but thanks to a over 71 thousand san franciscans have voted for improvements and prepare the park for the next generation of park lovers. when the project is completed you'll find no courts and restrooms and designated areas like irrigation improvements and access. because the community relies on the park the first phase is construction on the nestling part of the park then when the north side is reopened the south end which the playground will close if you understand that. we're very existed for the groundbreaking and the incredible renovations to come. registration for awe our spring classes begins march first and our programs remain some of

new staff person, that gives another resource to start working on scoping with the city historic might look like, it does take a number of months to scope that project. and then assuming we'll be contracting that service out, it takes a number of months to go through the city's contracting process. so, with the assumption that staff could start working on that next fiscal year, we could hit the ground running with having a contract in place potentially i go by the beginning of fiscal year 15-16 at that time. so, staff could start working on that next fiscal year. >> terrific, thank you. commissioners, any other questions, comments? ~ commissioner matsuda. >> thank you. if you could refresh my memory, under the work program for historic preservation, i'm very happy to hear that we are going to receive another person to help us with landmark designations. but looking through rows a through h, how often is this review to determine the work load of all of these specific areas and to make sure that there is adjustment about staff dedicated to working on these areas? because j

situations where you have what is happening in one city, sitting right on the boundaries of where another citysts. it is possible that residents or the city itself come forward please we would like a hearing. >> that hearing is set for 7:00 at city hall. >>> dozens of 52 pro tested at sea world over claims of animal cruelty. they held signs, criticizing the park calling for sea world to let orcas out of prison. activists say they are gaining momentum after "blackfish" was released in october. and the park operations and exams the 2009 deathave trainer in orlando. >> the movie "blackfish" opened the eyes of many all over the world. and sea world is trying to save their image that is not happening. >> in a statement, sea world called the claims without merit and there is no organization that we are committed to the physical and mental social care and well being of animals than sea world. >>> a new warning for state health officials tonight on cactus imported from mexico. a recent inspection found traces of a pesticide that has been banned in the u.s. since 1989. eating it it could lead to nerve

>> you've got what's happening in one city affecting what's happening where the boundaries of another cityxists. >> that hearing is wednesday night at 7:00 at concord city hall. >>> last weekend's rain was a welcome relief for most people in the bay. others got a nasty surprise. don forge says the misfortune is working out well for roofers. >> reporter: when the rains stopped coming down, the hot tar started going up. owner of booth & little roofing.he says waitin bite you. darren roofers across marin county are pretty popular. >> monday and tuesday are pretty busy as far as phone calls. >> reporter: yup. guess what? those roof repairs that you've put off last weekend you found them. darren little is the fourth generation owner of booth and little roofing. old says waiting will come back to -- he says waiting will come back to bite you. >> if they don't have to do their roof because it's a big expense, no one wants to do it. >> reporter: they'll pail the price. -- pay the price. >> yeah. because now they'll have interior business. >> work is definitely pouring in, moving lots of wet patch.

we go to the new ones ram in just one place now in the meantime in another city here in the crimea around sixty miles away in the city of was see us go up and she's also ukraine second or just seaport broken russian protests have been taking place there as well for the past few days including today put in for the local administration building in the past few days the biggest protests gathered tens of thousands of people they've also elected a new man who is known for his pro russian views and his promise to protect the city i guess the old for the nationalist russian support for the representatives of the right wing are currently coming to power and here would seem a form of a nationalist here is why. now is the field outside that's going really quickly like i said for sides are now forcing was it was raining shots are right and then russian somewhere else well know what a tense situation and there was a report by a corresponding office going off who is in the south of the country in simferopol meanwhile. in the capital the interim leadership is finalizing a list of new cabinet members an

in the meantime in another city here in the crimea around sixty miles away in the city of was the save us conference is also ukraine second largest seaport broken russian protests have been taking place there as well for the past few days including today and put in front of the local administration building in the past few days the biggest protest gathered tens of thousands of people they've also elected a new man who is known for his pro russian views and his promise to protect the city i guess the old from the nationalist right so you see more and more of the representatives of the right wing are clearly coming to power and here we've seen a small group of nationalists here as well. now you can see that that was holding really quickly like i said both sides are now forcing was it was raining outside and right and then russian somewhere as well so what a tense situation. it was gorgeous can all following the developments there for us in ukraine meanwhile in the capital the interim leadership is finalizing a list of new cabinet ministers and will have to be approved and a few hours tim

new ones round just one place now in the meantime in another city here in the crimea around sixty miles away in the city of was save us hopefully she's also ukraine second or just seaport broken russian protests have been taking place there as well for the past few days including today and put in front of the local administration building in the past few days the biggest protests gathered tens of thousands of people they've also elected a new man who is known for his pro russian views and has promised to protect the city i guess the old for the nationalist russians more and more the representatives of the right wing are clearly coming to power and here we've seen a form of nationalist here as well. now you can see it outside this morning very quickly like i said both sides are now forcing one side was different so i don't know what a tense situation. meanwhile in the capital the interim leadership is finalizing a list of new cabinet ministers and will have to be approved in a few hours time by crowds on independence square and with right wing radicals at the forefront of uprising there

time right now god completely was what humans ranked in just one place now in the meantime in another city here in the crimea around sixty miles away in the city of save us the importance is also ukraine second largest seaport broke russian protests have been taking place there as well for the past few days including today put in front of the little pool in the situation building in the past few days the biggest growth as gathered tens of thousands of people they've also elected a new man it was known for his pro russian views and his promise to protect the city i guess the national right since. the representatives of the right wing are currently coming to power in kiev we've seen. the national here is. now you can feed back. really quickly like i said both sides are now washing was. quite a tense situation. now trying to miss regions home to major industrial hubs in prime target spots and the absolute majority of the population considers are russian their native language the core of the resistance and the naval hub of several sevastopol ukraine's second largest port which also houses russ

new round in just one place now in the meantime in another city here in the crimea around sixty miles away in the city of sevastopol which is also ukraine second or just see for pro russian protests have been taking place there as well for the past few days including today and put in front of the local administration building in the past few days the biggest protest gathered tens of thousands of people they've also elected a new mayor who is known for his pro russian views and his promise to protect the city i guess the national right. the representatives of the right wing are currently coming to power in here would seem the national here as well. now if you feel that was moving quickly like i said both sides are now are forcing was. quite a tense situation. yeah autonomy home to major industrial hubs and prime torah spots the majority of the population there considers russian their native language and the core of the resistance is the naval habit of sevastopol ukraine's second largest port which is home to the russian black sea fleet meanwhile in the capital the interim leadership is

once we cracked the code and are confident we can then start moving on to another city. >> within threeears the next city could be the birth ways of yoga. you're probably near the top of the list because it is a huge middle class that is growing. there are other countries in asia lick the philippines or thailand or malaysia that are halftime on the radar. the spending is not as high. from a financial point of view they won't make anywhere near the kind of money we can make in hong kong or singapore. >> when they decide to break into a new market they do local research to cater their market. focus on ae they suspension training class that uses one's own body weight for resistance. in shanghai it is universal yoga, a class that offers multidirectional poses and sequences. >> i actually took it up about a month ago. i love it for a couple of reasons. number one, it builds up core strength. stressedo, if you get this is a great way to do it. you just relax. you take it easy. it is a mix of everything. >> the branding specialist says they need to be careful about marketing around the world.

course will be monitoring and the way the way it's going to develop as well now in the meantime in another city around sixty miles away from here in the top of it which is also the home to russia's black sea navy fleet pro russian rallies have been taking place with a few for the past few days now with the last one the biggest one gathering tens of thousands of people they've also voted for a new mayor of the city who's known for his parole russian views and who's promised to protect the city from the nationalists more of whom have been coming to power in key if in fact we're getting reports that some of the right wing the leaders have threatened that they may sense to see what they've ironically called this train of french friendship or armed radicals and while we've just came from that city here drove there by car and we saw ourselves the additional security checkpoints which have been installed on the main roads leading to the city to prevent from any possible from occasion since this whole area that crimea is heavily populated by ethnic russians. or think so much for bringing us the very la

granted the one who is now in the meantime in another city given that twenty at around sixty miles away in the city of was this about school which is also to bring second largest seaport up roadblocks and protested and taken place that's all for the past few days including today but adding from the local administration building. in the past two decades the biggest protests gathered tens of thousands of people they've also elected a new me was known for its progress and views. dance has promised to protect the city. i guess since today was more of the representatives of the likely not only coming to our team it would seem a small group of foreign nationals as well. will it really quickly like i said both sides are now. forcing and right. while. just an awful is in the south of the contents in trouble meanwhile in the capital to interim leadership is finalizing a list of new cabinet members in the lower half to be approved in a few hours time by crowds in independence square and with the right wing radicals at the forefront of uprising they're lining up for the top jobs is no corresponden

we could lose the ranking just one place now in the meantime in another city here in the crimea around sixty miles away in the city of was supposed to open she's also ukraine second largest seaport broke russian protests have been taking place there as well for the past few days including today put it in front of the local administration building in the past few days the biggest protest gathered tens of thousands of people they've also elected a new mayor who's known for his pro russian views and his promise to protect the city against the nationalist right since he was the representatives of the right wing are really coming to power and here we've seen. over the national spirit as well. now you can see that warning very quickly like i said both sides are now forcing you know different. what a tense situation. that was r.t. correspondent in your piece going off to a study published in the journal of enter disciplinary toxicology so just there could be a link between month santo's herbicide cold roundup ready and the increase in celiac disease and the u.s. and europe celiac disease is a

new ground in just one place now in the meantime in another city here in the crimea around sixty miles away in the city of sevastopol which is also ukraine second or just seaport pro russian protests have been taking place there as well for the past few days including today and put in front of the local administration building in the past few days the biggest protest gathered tens of thousands of people they've also elected a new mayor who is known for his pro russian views and has promised to protect the city i guess the old nationalist russian support for the representatives of the right wing are currently coming to power in here would seem a small group of foreign nationals here as well. now you can see it actually was moving really quickly like i said both sides are now forcing was it was raining shots are right and russian somewhere else. what a tense situation. meanwhile in the capital the interim leadership is finalizing a list of new cabinet ministers and it will have to be approved in a few hours time by crowds in independence square and was right wing radicals at the forefron

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>> reporter: tonight as denver fans prepare for the super bowl, another city's name has become a battle cry. >> omaha! >> reporter: yes, omaha. the much quieter midwestern town perhaps best known for beef steaks and unassuming billionaire, warren buffet. >> omaha! >> reporter: all the attention thanks to denver broncos quarterback peyton manning, who for some reason before plays has been shouting -- >> omaha, omaha! >> reporter: a few weeks ago during play-off game against san diego -- >> he said it so many times, we just i think were tickled pink to see it. >> reporter: omaha's chamber of commerce took the ball and ran with it, making a youtube video. >> omaha slo! >> it works for us too. >> reporter: businesses like omaha steaks donated $800 for every manning shout-out during the afc championship. 31 times meant almost $25,000 for manning's foundation for underprivileged kids. for the super bowl, the pledge amount has grown to $1700 per yell. and vegas is now taking bets on how many times he'll say it. as if that wasn't enough, the omaha zoo may have given him the ultimate sign of app

but now we got that over the last hours now of armed men going into to crimea, and there is another city with another airport, and these armed men have essentially taken control of these two airports, and everybody is trying to figure out who the heck they are, and who are they taking orders from. >> right, and the white house today was very clear. they were asked point blank who are you, who do you know? jake carney referred t to repor. there is no question they're taking it seriously. tony, as far as the exercises within russia, sur guy labarok telling john senate, i can tell you that behind the scenes that's met with a lot of skepticism. there is no question that shrine is tending a neglectnal. no what you has it been, the united states government has been trying through h to provid, and in particular the crimea, the access of mission administr, and which heard this is not a cold war redo notwithstanding, tony. >> interesting what we see in part, you were talking about the profit a moment ago, and it's theater people particularly to the east of kiev, look, we understand that the loyal

violent acts and this is why we will apparently see some extra security measures here in the city and another rick cities for some time now journalist robert hardy says years of crippling spending cuts have brought greece to breaking point. it's always a risk where do you have out employment twenty seven percent of many people it didn't ruin by what has happened in the us a lot of ill feeling between greeks and against germany because of the austerity measures which have been full staunch the greek people at eighty stilted greece that they seized by the germans therefore there is resentment it a greeks aren't stupid they're very sophisticated modern developed society they know that a lot of the money that is given to greek government. to help the greeks in a dirty cause eighty percent of that money goes straight back to west banks to german and french banks very large as it were otherwise we let the money to the greek government. a max of days they would be exploring the murky waters of the financial world and the kaiser report what's that and later today and coming up in just a few moments o

aleppo is another city facing government attacks every day.ens have been killed over the last few days in the areas controlled by the rebels. here no one believes peace is possible. it is just another cycle of violence. rebel groups are on the offensive here in hillary clintons action ma. these are suicide bombers from one of the most organized and well-equipped groups. >> president bashar is happy seeing rebels fight each other. we will attack the hometown of the minister of defense. >> reporter: he asks his colleagues to get ready. he knows he won't be back from his mission, but tells the cameraman he cannot wait to die. >> translator: i call on people to join jihad in syria. you have to come here. >> reporter: this village they say is home to hundreds of progovernment militias. this is the moment they blow up a check point, a war that shows no signs of letting up, despite efforts to give diplomacy a chance. >>> talks focusing on ending the war have concluded for the day in switzerland. james bayes joins us live. james anything of interest?

provocations and this is why we will apparently see some extra security measures here in the city and another great cities for for some time max and stacey we'll be exploring the murky waters of the financial world in a kaiser report in about ten minutes time here on r.t. coming up in a few moments though our report on the future of the cryptocurrency because. you know the united states has as many think tanks as the next ten countries combined yes one thousand eight hundred twenty eight takes to tell three hundred million people how to sing. the. economic sounds in the final. days the love the feel and the rest of the life they meet casey will be everywhere. welcome back you're watching are to international law new york city's drawing up new rules to regulate the virtual currency big coin and combat money laundering that's after a large scale attack by cyber criminals brought down several online exchanges but despite the obstacles the digital currency is continuing to gain ground and i found out at a big conference in the one. they've come to speak chiming the land to promote their vision of

provocations and this is why i will apparently see some extra security measures here in the city and another rig cities for for some time. well overturn very soon with our reports on the future of the cryptocurrency bitcoin so you stay with us. i marinate join me. for impartial and financial commentary contribute and much much. only on the bus and only. welcome back we're continuing with other news now and we actually saw with new york city which has drawn up neutrals to regulate the virtual currency bitcoin and combat money laundering that's after a large scale attack by cyber criminals brought down several online exchanges but the spike the obstacles that there are still currency is continuing to gain ground as are ceaselessly cash and all found outside a bed coin conference and berlin. they've come to speak to mingle and to promote their vision of an alternative financial system and investors businessmen and curious citizens all gathered here in berlin for our conference on what they call the bit point of revolution it's the first digital currency that's not owned or operated by any sort

in another part of the city, the family of one of those killed held a mourning ceremony. when abdul razak went to the morgue to identify the body of his nephew, he was horrified of what he saw. >> half the body is missing. >> my nephew, half the body is out , the other half, that they would bury 44 bodies, the bullets still in his body. big bullets. >> like that? >> yes, to ask them, please leave tripoli alone. people waving white flags. >> black white and olive branches. the whole libya. doesn't matter from where he come from. from the desert, from sea, from east, west, it got to be like before. >> in libya right now, assassinations, bombings and kid naptio kidnappings take place almost daily. security is in the hands of heavily armed, mostly unregulated militias, with various regional and political enemies. ab du razak's can belief in a strong residential government is rejected by separatists around the country, that claimed gad fi gadhafi favored some cities while leaving others impoverished. while this is yet another burial taking place, coffin after coffin carried in

it is sunday february 2. >> there is a lot of news to get to in the next. >> another city is talking of people are against that. who wants to pay more? the people proposing it say it is a health issue and it's time to crack down. >> they're tying about links between sugar, high sugar drinks and obesity. they're trying to pay for programs. >> is it man eat government? >> we'll get into that. but also it's super

. >> another city is talking about a soda tax. a lot of people are against that. who wants to pay more? the people proposing it say it is a health issue and it's time to crack down. >> they're tying about links between sugar, high sugar drinks and obesity. they're trying to pay for programs. >> is it man eat government? >> we'll get into that. but also it's super bowl sunday. locally we have some sports news as well. the golden state warriors, water front arena, it sounds like it will maybe be put on hold for a year. it doesn't look like they'll make the 2017 deadline. we'll talk about what is behind this and what's in store. >> that is new information this morning. >>> president obama made some big commitments in his state of the union address to the country. we'll sit down to see if the president is a lame duck or if he could fulfill the big goals. >> we'll talk a bit about the changing california congressional delegation, big names are pulling out. we'll have the impact. >> we have a lot coming up. but the rain is good news for the bay area. it is falling right

san francisco oakland, redwood city, 55. another live view of the western sky from our east bay hills camera. 58, santa rosa. and an interesting view of a bright, but increasingly cloudy sky from mount tam forecast features rain develops becoming stormy overnight. and rain, showers continue into saturday morning. conditions start agent 7:00 p.m at, oh, well, throughout the night z into tomorrow evening. we'll see periods of rain and showers. across the state, this is a intense storm. across california producing snow in the sierra. then, as that low begins to dive south, we'll start to take moisture down into southern california showers and rainfall tapering off here mid day, saturday. the storm brings strong, gusty winds. for coastal areas san francisco bay area down to monterey bay. east bay hills, downed trees and power lines are likely with the storm. and a flash flood warning at midnight tonight for up to eight inches of rain. back up to san francisco bay area coastal areas and down to monterey bay, high surf advisory from 8:00

and reece very high all for another popular rest popular revolt in the country no one wants their petition that we saw already here in. athens and in other the greek cities in two thousand and ten two thousand and twelve will include five people were killed and around three hundred others injured in demonstrations and clashes another reason for police to warre is a suspected member of a far left militant group known for its. terroristic activity and was released from pretrial detention in july of to go in a hunger strike and he was supposed to check in with police this monday but he never did he has been covering financial crisis since the beginning and we heard many tragic stories and in these times were able to speak to some residents of athens and i can say that tiredness and despair the most common feelings here in the city and people say that. they no longer have power to even take to the streets to protest and moreover they no longer believe that could change anything that could how. this situation but to restrain very high of provocations and violent acts and this is why we will apparently see some extra security measures here in the seat and anot

so today in another city in the east there was kind of an attempt to make this congress where the peoplewe were afraid there would be something announced maybe something sepsis tick, it didn't happen. what ukraine is following the president's residency. it was not the people who came but the journalists who came. a lot of investigative journalists found an incredible amount. it's not about luxury livan malls or anything like that. but the documents, documents, documents. but the documents thrown away and destroyed, and there there are contracts, even some documents about this bribe like that. 90 million euros given to somebody. 12 million of euros given to another person and, we have seen the bribes to the judgesth. we have seen the reports for the riot police who were actually responsible for killing the people. that they were paid by the president itself. and especially if those luxury, an incredible amount of cars. those pictures would be seen by the team in the east, in very different places. that can be a very clear indication that what these protests were about, they were never abo

motion to continue the item to the call of the chair i will make sure that we have another presentation from the city's perspective and what is happening with the developer's perspective and also the city's perspective as well and i think it's good to have a 101 in how affordable housing gets built and there are complications at the federal and state level around the ami and commissioner fewer brought up and we get 60% subsidies for that and our first year teachers and families are under that it excludes a number of sfusd professionals and how do we build at that rate and leverage the dollars and i think in santa clara they issued certificates and they controlled who lives there and we can't do with federal or state dollars for affordable housing but it's an interesting and important conversation so if there are no further comments i will -- >> [inaudible] >> we have a motion to continue to the call of the chair and i will take that motion without opposition. [gavel] . thank you. are there any other items or announcements madam clerk? >> there are none. >> then our meeting is adjourned and the next mee

it could be transported to another russian city.hose are the five competition venues at the coastal cluster. but this is a bonus one. and it may be the most important of it all. this is the olympic stadium, capacity, 40,000. this is where the opening and closinger is mo er iceremonies place. sochi will be the host of the fifa 2018 world cup. the olympic flame has arrived in sochi after making a four-month long, 40,000-mile journey. no word on who will be lighting the cauldron friday night, but we hear it is a russian gymnast. janell wang, nbc bay area news. >> she left out one thing, the nbc commissary. we were all so excited about that. >> i have been there many times. >> thank you, janell. that was great. >> we'll be seeing her throughout the olympics. you can get some specialized, customized e-mails by signing up for our olympics newsletter. if you want to know about the games, this is where you neat to go, nbcbayarea.com and click on the sign up for sochi news button, which is the top of that page. >>> we're tracking rain across

referendum on giving greater autonomy to the crimean region the rally follows similar protests in another crimean city where thousands took to the streets in protest against ukraine's new leadership meanwhile pro russian politician igor markov has been freed from detention in the southwestern city of odessa. earlier markov was stripped of his parliamentary. and arrested over the alleged involvement in the beating of a group of strikers he claimed it was due to his anti e.u. position markov enjoyed the support of both the former ruling party and ex prime minister yulia tymoshenko who held him as the new leader of pro russian ukrainian. meanwhile resisting the rise of neo nazi ism has become one of the main goals of protests against ukraine's new leadership that's due to right wing hardliners placing themselves the core of the people which toppled the old administration as alike as artie's alexy or chefs explains. we lead ukraine's and europe's biggest battle in a vibrantly edited clip of the right sector movement of ukraine states its mission and well something that the revolution here ended with the o

. >> give this city another opportunity for hope and pride and excitement. >> it will be complete chaos this is the wrong project in the wrong place. all right. we are better off spending $40 million to deconstruct the piers and return those to public open views than to build that project. >> reporter: a big concern at the meeting was the number of trucks trucks along the blocks during the project for the rest of the year. they want residents in the know. >> reporter: it will be a cold one tonight. we have temperatures in the 30s. 36 in santa rosa. 38 in napa. temperatures will be in the 30s in a number of places near freezing. tomorrow afternoon very similar, a little warmer as we head into wednesday, rain in the forecast. i will tell you more on the future cast coming up. >>> the oakland teenager accused of the fatal shooting of his sister, the shocking ruling the judge handed down. >>> a cell tower in lafayette. or how to find big savingsdeals on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. you'll find huge club card deals perfect for the big game. pizza's a football fa

there is a lot of contention over the state superintendent and so as the mayor of another large city i was wondering about your thoughts on that. would it help newark if they got local control back? >> i don't get too involved in newark dynamic. the jersey system was the first to be under state control. we had part of it delivered back to us four years ago and we hope to get the remaining portion of it. about a year and a half ago we hired a new super oaf schools. we have -- new superintendent of schools. we're working to be the first to be building public prek facilities which we are very proud of. we are working hand in hand. and i think jersey city has a lot of terrific stories on the education front. one data fact i bet you many people in this room don't know. the best high school every single year in the state of new jersey is in jersey city. we go back and forth. [applause] >> we usually go back and forth with mill burn actually. there are a lot of great stories in jersey city. i think that local controls as it relates to jersey city would be a huge benefit. and the reason i sa

another developing news. beloved and prolific actor philip seymour hoffman died today in new york city. investigators believe he died of a drug overdose, saying he was found in his apartment with a syringe still in his arm. here's a look back on a lifetime of achievements. >> the clock is tick. >> versatile, convincing, extraordinarily tall elemented, philip seymour hoffman's performance through a whole host of roles allowed the actor to dominate nearly every scene. most audiences first took notice of the stocky actor playing the tender and confused man trial to cope with in he had performances in films like big lebowsky. despite that, hoffman had no problem scoring big roles. he played trumanan capote, mimicking capote's body language and signature lisp. it was his interpretation of the character'sing soal and emotional self-that earned him an academy award. other acclaimed performses -- performance followed. >> what? >> and as the cia agent in charlie wilson's war. hoffman, which struggled with substance abuse early in his career, had spent decades clean. last year he checked himself

on giving greater autonomy to the crimea region but the rally follows similar protests in another crimean city where thousands took to the streets in protest against ukraine's new leadership meanwhile pro russian politician igor markov has been freed from detention in the southwestern city of odessa. markov was stripped of his mandate as parliamentary got pretty back in september over a legit election fraud he claimed it was due to his and take position markov was arrested a month later for his alleged involvement in the beating of a group of strikers back in two thousand and seven as a platform favors closer ties with russia and is against any government which did not come to power legitimately. meanwhile resisting the rise of neo nazi as it has become one of the main goals of protest against ukraine's new leadership that's due to right wing hardliners placing themselves at the core of the people which toppled the old administration as artie's alexy explains. we lead ukraine's and europe's biggest battle in a vibrantly edited clip of the right sector movement of ukraine states its mission and

bottles only to give it away to people for testing against the government the same happened in another nearby city is made bombs and guns were all used to take control of government offices. but it was not only western ukraine out on the streets radicals have been gaining control of citizens one by one and be pro-government east including the crimean peninsula and here is protesters are blocking city hall and police headquarters and even here with the support for the current president is historically high rises have a tight security forces government offices were also blocked and one of the east's biggest cities in the tribes and the crimean supreme council despite people expressing support for the authorities is now saying it could break away from ukraine in the event of a revolution some officers from the crimea were wounded while on duty in kiev and they have now returned home and this is what they told above all this so. they can shoot peaceful demonstrations with. stones they provoke that says he. i was put out four times yesterday i came home and i had no uniform and i just peeled off people

city. restaurant owners may race prices and this morning we got mixed reaction from residents. >> i think it is another way for the city to make money >> it is to pay more even though this is 30 cents and it is expensive already. now they are going to tax soda, that is ridiculous. >> too much sugar, this is a study done, the largest of its kind and too many people had three times a greater chance of dying from heart disease. two cans of soda a day is enough to raise the risk and this is not the first time a soda tax was introduced but in terms much this measure, this will under do youdly be raced as well as the city. >>> a new report says san jose did nothing wrong surrounding an african-american student who was harassed last fall by his four white roommates. they used a confederate flag, a u-shaped bike lock wrapped around his neck and other things. they only found out after the parents complained in the middle of october. >> we had conversations with my staff on changing some of the protocols and i will be looking into this. >>> students may be expelled and they are also in court to face misdemeanor