reconsider and the impact of the decision would be fair reaching and detriment tall detrimental to our beautiful city. >> thank you. >> they have taken her sore thumb comment out of context. i have stated that the light pole at 3512 clavie is the most visible light pole on the block, especially when comparing it with other poles. that is why we have multiple times suggested other locations. as for ver ryeson's verizon, the finding that the utilityies were moved underground years ago is misleadi ng and impleat imcomplete. while much of the infrastructure is moved underground, several re remain above ground. the residents of presidio heights have paid to have any infrastructure that can be put underground. yes there are 12 relay boxes and they are all four feet high and they are on street corners. yes there is fire alarms and they are four feet high and located on a street corner. they do not obstruct anyone's views of anything. clearly fire alarms, postboxes and street lights can't be put underground. for verizon to imply that entitled them to stick a five foot three inch wireless antenna in front of

paris, one of the world's mos beautiful cities, maybe the most beautiful, but that reputation took a s dotting the city of light and set up in prominent locations for fellows to relieve themselves into the mailbox looking thing. the city placed them in places where public urination is a probable conceding that it' in the box or on the .stre the city argues they're e ecofriendly turning waste into compost for city rks. the mayalling them an invention of genius. many parisians are d.unconvin it's worth pointing out, they had a version of these in the late 19th century and amsterdam and other big cities have them gday. >> payn public is so easy for a man. they can do it anywhere. >> i would never do. >> it's us women who have ha trouble doing in public. >> in we're going to do this, great, but where is the facility for women. >> we need more port a potties poppinup. >> it does look like a mailbox. >> it's so public. >> i couldn't be more public. >> a great summer tourist. >>> our next high a father son mont in a place not associated with sweet moments. the footballel mohamed sanu is a wi

charlottesville is one of the most beautiful cities in america.is. charlottesville is one of the most beautiful cities in america. but the mayor is absolutely correct about what's going on here in the city. you have somewhat of a divide in the city because you have a higher income level and then there's definitely a much lower income level that's going on as well. and to have individuals come from outside of the charlottesville area to help basically try to encourage more race divide just makes it almost even harder for the city to unite. the city itself right now is working really hard to actually come together. >> is the city better off in terms of race relations today than they were a year ago? >> unfortunately i have to say no, because our political climate, you know, unfortunately the leader of our country is basically promoting, it seems like, this complete divide. if you start from the top with this divide going on, it's hard to basically mend and have everyone come together at these lower levels, into the communities that we do have. >> we

people who have taken their personal time to volunteer to make our city more beautiful. to provide feedback to the city and the county of san francisco about what we need to do to make our communities cleaner, to make them safer and to make them more vibrant. and part of the announcement today is that we are committed to making an additional investment of $725,000 to help in that effort. [applause] now i don't know about you but if one more person asks me for a big belly trash can... [laughter]. today we're going to have big belly trash cans. [applause] we're going to have more pedestrian lighting. we're going to do more to make sure that we hire more formerly homeless individuals to help to clean up our streets and our communities. more fencing to protect certain areas. you know, part of the responsibility of making our city more vibrant is that we all have to roll up our sleeves and to take responsibility. and the city has to make the right investments so that we can get to a better place. it doesn't feel good to see the trash and all of the other things litter our stre

. >> a beautiful city. >>> good morning. it is monday, august 13. >> good morning.e are talking about your monday weather. the great steve paulson is back.

i am an old new york city boy, 21st street, sherman avenue. a beautiful neighborhood. italian, irish, german. no crime. you should sit out on the stoop and play stickball. affordablelow income projects, the blacks moved in, and it turned into a to militarize zone. when you look at a bad affordable neighborhood, they are minorities. not a racial thing to say, just a fraction -- factual thing. you never see the amish people going on slaughtering sprees. whenmit to you, one idea, i was in catholic school, my sister carmela smacked me on the face. my mother smacked the other side, knock it off, stand up straight and be a man. she taught me from an early age. families, 70% of them don't have a father in the home. 60% out of wedlock. host: got your point. fatherlessness is certainly an issue, in the black community in particular. it is a case that there's a disproportionate amount of violent crime committed by young black men. i'm not sure there's any racial connection we can draw there. but again, that is something we need to keep in mind, when they consider the disparate o

city. we are now in the narrow streets of the beautiful old city of jaffa it is mentioned in the greek mythology and in the bible and the story of jonah and the whale the romans were here the crusaders were here napoleon was here the british and now we are it is full of god to resist and we take stores and restaurants. in these amazing one of my favorite spots in the city sitting here in the story side of john and watching towards new and more didn't see the of tel aviv i have to come here with my friends drinking beer and even take my remembering things here at night. we are now in that the santa the first train station of tel aviv is one of the popular and hard business the nations of the pheidias you can see so please join me . to talk about today you both don't work as you can see we have beautiful weather so everyone is out there our best developed here and the beautiful. the greatest thing about it is that every day morning they have a make use only for gordon they don't let that. a lot of the dead and manic and vibrant atmosphere i enjoy the dance and singing together with the dancing it'

city just. we are now in the narrow streets of the beautiful old city of jaffa it is mentioned in the greek mythology and in the bible in the story of jonah and where the romans where he was the crusaders were here napoleon was here the british and now we are it is full of art galleries and stores and restaurants. look at this even this amazing one of my favorite spots in the city sitting here in the story side of java and watching towards the new and modern city of tel aviv i have to come here with my friends drinking view and even take my romantic dates here at night. we are now in atlanta the first train station of tel aviv one of the popular and hard this is the nations of the fifty years you can see so please join me. ditto but today. as you can see we have beautiful weather so everyone is out there our festival is here and the beautiful is. the great thing about it the night that every day morning they have to make you going in for jordan you don't let. a lot of event i know he can vibe in atmosphere i enjoyed the dances thinking together with the dancing it's just amazing it's a great feeling.

so that each and every san franciscan can feel the difference for a cleaner, safer, and more beautiful city. with that, i'd like to turn it over to the president of the board who is also the finance chair for this budget, supervisor malia cohen. [applause] >> president cohen: thank you. hi, everyone. what city would we be in if there were not the occasional hecklers. you heard the remarks from the mayor. she talked about how the budget was going to be spent, and i want to spend a couple minutes talk about the process that we went through that brought us to where we are today. first of all, this is an $11 billion budget. it's a reflection of the city of st. francis, a city that we both grew up in. this budget is supporting the city's most vulnerable with passion and dignity and also helps us solve some of problems that we are facing. it's the result of a robust, transparent, and inclusive process with an open and often vigorous discussion around our priorities. what i'm most proud of are the investments reducing homelessness, and i want to acknowledge our guests here. thank you for allowing

. >> belgium is a beautiful city. >> we are praying for the people of puerto rico. we love puerto rico. >> heroin overdoses are surging, nevada. and great to be back in missouri. this russia thing with trump and russia. >> jerusalem is not just the heart of great religion. >> it has to be nevada. and if you don't say it correctly, it didn't happen to me, but it happened to a friend of mine, he was killed. thank you very much. thank you. >>> so that is the scene at the victory party for diane black last night. pretty bleak as she trailed by double digits in her bid to secure the nomination. congresswoman black had sacrificed a lot to run for office. resigning as chairman yet all for naught. coming in third. she became the latest house republican rejected by their own party's voters. congressman jenkins rejected. congressman messer of indiana rejected in his home state senate primary. his competition also rejected. rejected congressmen who wanted to keep their seats. condition agrees in general is massively unpopular. the average approval rating is wallowing around 15

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. >> a beautiful city. >>> good morning. it is monday, august 13. >> good morning. we are talking about your monday weather. the great steve paulson is back. >> thank you. >>> low clouds are back. a big fog bank in place. thunderstorm activity flirting toward the sierra. for us it looks like a cooler pattern. more 50s than anything else around the bay. mid-50s. san francisco officially 55. alameda and berkeley 57. west southwest wind all the way to davis. that tells me it is and onshore breeze and it looks cooler. water temperatures about where they should be with the fog any system digging into from the north has no problem ushering in a cooler pattern. hot from the last couple of days inland is easing off to about wednesday. a cooler pattern for the fog bank. more onshore breeze. 60s and 70s and 80s for most now unless you are well inland. speaking of men and women at work let's hope they are picking that up. >>> not on the roads. >> exactly. >> right now traffic is moving along okay on the altamont pass . the story is not really about word working, just about peo

what needs to happen to bring chicago back to the beautiful city it once was? ed a tale of two cities and it is the legacy of an intentional segregation that basically on one side insulates one part of the population and causes desperation on another part of the population. this creates a dynamic tension throughout the city. you have those on the south and west side and, basically seeing from the administration as being undesirable. he closed down 50 schools at one time, and you are just ripping assets away from the community, but then there is a surplus on the other side. we want to intentionally desegregate the city, so before the blood flow become so great there is really nothing that can be done. >> sandra: we can't see another weekend like this. and i know you are calling for rahm emanuel's resignation. the former police superintenden superintendent, gary mccarthy, he wants that job. but for now, we can't have another weekend like this. what do they need to do right now? >> the people have to take the power in our hands. that's one of the great things about

. >> belgium is a beautiful city. >> we are praying for the people of puerto rico.love puerto rico. >> heroin overdoses are surging, nevada. and great to be back in missouri. this russia thing with trump and russia. >> jerusalem is not just the heart of great religion. >> it has to be nevada. and if you don't say it correctly, it didn't happen to me, but it happened to a friend of mine, he was killed. thank you very much. thank you. (man) managing my type 2 diabetes wasn't my top priority. until i held her. i found my tresiba® reason. now i'm doing more to lower my a1c. i take tresiba® once a day. tresiba® controls blood sugar for 24 hours for powerful a1c reduction. (woman) we'd been counting down to his retirement. it was our tresiba® reason. he needs insulin to control his high blood sugar and, at his age, he's at greater risk for low blood sugar. tresiba® releases slow and steady and works all day and night like the body's insulin. (vo) tresiba® is a long-acting insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. don't use tresiba® to treat diabeti

it was a golden time for local television in this beautiful city. >> reporter: in 1976 the technologyx forever when a new show hit the air. >> ow show was the very first show to use video out in the field. >> reporter: it was called -- >> evening magazine! >> we were not in a studio. we took the video everywhere. it was not film. >> three-quarter-inch tape. >> reporter: the newsroom soon switched over to videotape. the studios churned out even more shows which included "people are talking" with anne frasier and ross mcgowan. senate's good to be back. >> reporter: kpix would soon outgrow the van ness and greenwich location. >> the old tv station is gone. it was demolished back in 2006 to make way for this new condo complex. but by that time kpix had moved on to its new location back in 1979. >> reporter: we picked pup our studios and headed to 855 battery street, an old warehouse for the american biscuit company, later known as the national bisque company, or nabisco for short. >> i'm wendy takuta a in our new studios. eyewitness news is next. >> reporter: where cookies and candy were

belgium is a beautiful city. we are praying for the people of puerto rico.> heroin overdoses are surging in nevada. great to be back in missouri and god bless the united states. >> that is just the record that we have. trump while studying a briefer's map of south asia with india's. and then there are the president's trouble with time zone. that is thing two in 60 seconds. [burke] at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even "vengeful vermin." not so cute when they're angry. and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> as we mentioned, geography is not donald trump's forte. also wobbly in time zones. issue came up on a constant basis. staffers resorted to telling the president the time is messed up. he is the president of the united states, not stopping to add up time zones. but the current president's trouble with time zones may have an unexpected benefit. it turns out to be a convenient excuse for his performance. >

they have these beautiful buildings but then you have the rest of the city. and our kids are 92% economically disadvantaged. you heard the education department shows up there briefly with 44% english learner. we don't apologize for our demography. we are proud of our kids. i was one of those kids. someone helped change my trajectory. and that's why being in urban america and that's what i help restart the texas urban council superintendent. i also work closely with the council of great city schools because urban superintendency is different than the suburban job. vince would tell you, he's in san francisco. something crazy happens in the outskirts of san francisco, they are looking for vince. wait a minute, it's not my district. dallas is the namesake city. anything that happens in north texas they come and want to talk to me on tv about it. if you're an urban district, katie is close to houston but you sent with the media goes all the time if there's an issue. all the violence, all the guns and stuff with santa fe and parkland, automatically, you have to be

and, therefore, exiting out of this beautiful city that we claim that is inclusive for everyone to be a part and to stay in this city. it's very challenging to stay in this city if you do not have jobs and contracts. and that's what i'm here t advocate for our community this morning. thank you very much for your time. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good morning, madam and distinguished members of this wonderful good hard-working board of supervisors. my name is benny yee and i'm a former commissioner 35 years with the state government and 13 years with the city. and i'm continuing to be a public servant which is i'm now the current active member of the professional association, and i'm the former president. and advisors to several groups in san francisco chinatown. the my honor to be here today for two things. one, -- and i want to comment that all of you have supervisors have been doing outstanding jobs for a lot of years. and i hate to say that i'm sure that many in the audience here today recognizes the fact that our leader, the president of the board of s

happening in gaza and afghanistan what happened in egypt five years ago and then some of these beautiful cities around the world places like vienna and melbourne the most livable cities in the world extraordinary also one comment i wanted to bring you on telling us about. where is president with these floods going on. the show president working he has a plan all presidents use to test for face as a p.r. opportunity thank you for your comments new questions the hashtag is a genius grid and here with your sports news. of africa's biggest football teams might not make it into the continental championships quick look at some international weather. turkey on the table to sports news today what's happening in african football controversy yes there is a lot of controversy thank you nice to see you come all two of african football's biggest names is being handed a deadline by while the governing body pfieffer will face a ban that could put their qualification for the africa cup of nations in doubt gone or nigeria carney due to play the second round of group matches on the eighth of september now this i

. >> so belgium is a beautiful city. creasingly self-sufficient. the tallahassee trail, must be a beautiful place, he didn't go there. >> we work very hard in puerto rico, it's tough because an island sitting in the middle of an ocean, a big ocean, a very big ocean. >> actually, we had a long debate about that. you know, it's the atlantic ocean north of puerto rico in the caribbean sea. know your geography can make a world of difference. one to grow on. that's all we have for tonight. we'll be back monday with "mtp daily." "the beat" starts with ari melber. >>> thank you, chuck. we have a lot of news right now this friday, democrats with a new line of attack against trump's supreme court pick and one of the party's leading strategists is here for his first appearance on "the beat." sam nunberg joins me to talk about the civil war brewing inside

of all backgrounds and income levels have the opportunities to live, work, and thrive in our beautiful city. and so i humbly ask for your support in my reappointment to the planning commission. before i close, i just want to note that i submitted for the record a letter in support from tipping point community. i also just want to thank those that have come out to speak on all of our behalves, and to say that i fully support all of my commissioners. it has been a pleasure and honor to work with them. there is a level of integrity and professionalism that i really appreciate, and even if we don't always agree, i know that we will work together, one, to benefit the city, and two to push each other to come to the movst balanced and thoughtful determinations possible. so i fully support them. thank you, and i'm here to answer any questions you might have for me. >> supervisor safai: thank you. commissioner yee? >> supervisor yee: so i think you heard me questions, and i'll try to repeat it. the first one's pretty straightforward. what's your views on neighborhood input in the planning improvemen

jon: beautiful city charlottesville, too bad it has that terrible stain.hank you. >>> there has been a dramatic rise in the number of people from one foreign nation illegally entering the u.s. across our southern border in the past ten years. that country is india. border patrol says those attempting to sneak in get help from smugglers who charge them thousands of dollars for the help. william la jeunesse explains. >> when trying to communicate, we are going to have to get the interpreter to get the entire story. >> most border agents speak fluent spanish, but in central california, agents apprehend more indian nationals than any group other than mexicans. >> very common area for indian nationals to be crossing. why? it's the path of least resistance. >> the number apprehended has soared from about a dozen in 2013 to over 3,000 so far this year. across the entire u.s. mexican border 2,000 miles it is this spot where more indian nationals cross than anywhere else. why? take a look at the fence from the mexican side. we're only looking at maybe 5 feet. don't

paris maybe the most beautiful city but that reputation took a hit this week. because of these.he city of light and set up in very prominent locations for fellows to relieve themselves right there to the mailbox looking thing! the city says it has placed them in areas where public urination is a problem and basically conceding it's either in the box or on the street. the city argues the urinals are ecofriendly as they turn waste into compost for city parks. one mayor of the district calling them invention of genius and others are unconvinced. it's worth pointing out paris had an aversion of these for many years in the late 19th century and amsterdam and other big cities have them today. your thoughts? >> peeing in public is already so easy for a man! they could just do it anywhere! >> i would never do that. >> it's women who have problems trying to py in public. >> where is the facility? if we are going to do this but where is the facility for women? >> yes. >> i guess they have those little port-a-potties can duck into. >> we need more port-a-potties. >> because it looks like a

mother-in-law's disabled and it is important to me personally that she gets to freely access this beautiful city. thank you once again for your consideration. regards, kevin birmingham. >> thank you. good choice. >> thank you. our next item, item six. discussion of possible action to approve and swear in members of the code advisory committee. don libby, term to expire august 10, 2019. >> again here, commissioner lee and i met and reviewed the applications. and found that his application was stellar. he has 32 years' experience. he is currently a vice president with plant. and given this is the major project member seat, reviewing his portfolio of assignments and accomplishments, we felt he is extreatmentsly well qualified to fill this seat and i recommend his appointment to this position. >> second. >> we have a motion and a second. is there any public comments on this item? ok. seeing none, we'll do a roll call vote. [roll call] >> the motion carries unanimously. and mr. libby is not available at this time either so he had a statement he submitted as well. please offer the following statement

the sad that a beautiful city is becoming a latrine. [applause] you know what the problem is, is a fear -- concern is not being concerned as passing judgment. you can be concerned about some of his mental health, that is not passing judgment. i talk about institutionalization and why deinstitutionalization has been a problem for new york in the united states. it's like him i'm not passing judgment, i'm expressing concern for people on the street who have serious problems. if you express concern about that you're somehow passing judgment on people. you're just an awful person. that has been a big barrier. >> speaking of awful people, in your book you suggest that maybe there should be something like an online amnesty for bad tweets or things that you have done on social media. tell us about that. could we really have a world where we would say yes, you did say that five years ago. but that was five years ago. >> i hope so. everybody here my generation is lucky as hell. [laughter] i mean, there might be some pictures out there, they were

i think it's just sad a beautiful city is becoming a little rain. >> is that too strong of a word? [applause] you know what the problem is, it's a fear. concern is being construed as having judgment. you can be concerned about somebody's mental health. that's not passing judgment and i talked about this and institutionalization is that a problem or new york and united states states. i'm not passing judgment. spreading concern for people with serious problems but if you express any concern about that you are somehow passing judgment on people. you were just an awful person. that is then the big carrier. >> speaking of local people in your book you suggest maybe there should be something like an on line amnesty for things you've done on social media. tell us about that. could we have a world where yeah you could say that five years ago but that was five years ago. >> i hope so because everybody here in my generation is lucky as. [applause] i mean my god. there might be some pictures out there. they were from those terrible cameras. young kids these days, they don't know they could ru

. >> belgium is a beautiful city. >> we are also praying for the people of puerto rico. we love puerto rico. >> heroin overdoses are surging and meth overdoses in nevada, nevada. >> and it's great to be back in missouri. >> you cherish utah's gleaming rivers. >> this russia thing with trump and russia. >> jerusalem is not just the heart of three great religions. >> nobody says it the other way, it has to be nevada. right? and if you don't say it correctly, and it didn't happen to me but it happened to a friend of mine, he was killed. >> and god bless the united states. thank you very much. thank you. ♪ ♪ let your perfect drive come together at the lincoln summer invitation sales event. get 0% apr on select 2018 lincoln models plus $1,000 bonus cash. i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years. there's a lot of innovation that goes into making america's #1 shave. precision machinery and high-quality materials from around the world. nobody else even comes close. now starting at $7.99. gillette. the best a man can get. so, my portfolio did pretthat's great.year. b