between the city and the service employees international union local 1021. item 15, amendment number 1 to the 2014 through '19 between the city and the san francisco district attorney's investigator's association. the service employees international union local 1021, staff and per diem nurses. item 17, attend number number one to the 2014 through 2019 muo between the teamsters. item 18, amendment number 1 between the city and transport workers union aflcio. local 200. item 19, amendment to the 2017 through 2021iou between the community of service employees international union. for item 20, amendment number one to the 2:15 through 2018mou between the city and the union of american physicians and dentists. item 21, amendment number one to the 2015 through 2018mou between the city and the union of american physicians and dentists. ion 17. item 22, amendment number 1 to the 2014 through 2019mou between the city and the san francisco city workers united, the painters. for item 23, amendment number one to the 2014 through 2019mor between the city and the internatio

these are key matters between the city and its police union. number one, disciplinary procedures are not subject to this proceeding. two, the procedures and practices relating to the processes and disposition of complaints handled by the department of police accountability. crowd control policies and compliance with antidiscrimination laws. there are others. these are the ones that i'm calling out. and finally, the matters not specifically in the jurisdiction of the police commission generally are subject to interest arbitration provisions. as i said earlier, we are aware of the concerns of the no justice, no deal coalition, the human resources director, miss callahan recently met with representatives from the coalition to address the concerns and describe the restrictions that we operate under labor negotiations, but we're sensitive and concerned and we're here to listen to you, and we thank you the opportunity to speak to you. i'm happy to answer any questions. >> thank you for coming here. sorry. you're not done. >> i was hoping to come back

city hall. i want to pay tribute and remember fondly your late mayor ed lee. and then to make continued connections between our city and cork and here in san francisco. there is a time for everything. there is a time to be born, a time to die. there is a time to plant and a plant to uproot. there is a time to weep and a time to laugh. and there is a time to mourn and a time to dance. a time to be silent and a time to speak. so today, on behalf of the people of cork, i speak on their behalf to offer our deepest sympathy, our thoughts, and prayers to the wife of the late ed lee. to his two daughters. his entire family. and indeed, to you the people of san francisco on the loss of such an amazing man. he was a man of the people. and his focus was always the people. as a community organizer and civil rights lawyer and hard working son of an immigrant family, he understood the strength of the community and measured that by meeting the needs of all its people as they emerged. in 2012, as deputy lord mayor i was here to mark the commencement of the st. patrick's day celebrations. from then on i had the privilege

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has abruptly suspended parliament onto the eighth of may the move comes amidst a growing rift between city sailor and prime minister become a singer. thousands of palestinians are preparing for a third friday of protest along the gaza israel border fence these are live pictures from the gaza strip gaza's health ministry says more than sixteen hundred demonstrators have been shot by israeli forces so far thirty of them killed among the dead was yasser a freelance photographer and local journalist covering the demonstrations say they fear they are being deliberately targeted as the headlines on al-jazeera one o one east is coming up next. just. ten years ago australia's prime minister apologized to a stolen generation of indigenous people for policies that systematically removed them from their families. but today more indigenous children are being removed than ever before. leading some to ask is this a new stolen generation. i'm steve cho on this episode a one on one east we investigate the crisis facing australia's indigenous families and the systems meant to protect them. a fair. they may

has abruptly suspended parliament until the eighth of may the move comes amid growing tension between city santa and prime ministers on and because of a sudden a lawmaker has loyal to the prime minister have since threatened to quit the coalition and a pressuring the president to resign right those are the headlines on al jazeera produced stay with us inside story is coming up next thank you very much for watching. with and for your.

has abruptly suspended parliament until the eighth of may the move comes amidst a growing rift between city sailor and prime minister dahlan become a single. japan has welcomed a decision by the u.s. to explore the possibility of rejoining the transpacific trade partnership donald trump has asked advisors to see if a better deal could be negotiated the president previously described the deal as a disaster it would be a major policy reversal for trump who withdrew from the pact soon after taking office citing concerns about jobs because of the headlines on al-jazeera the stream is coming up next. it is a very important force of information for many people around the world when all the cameras are gone i'm still here go into areas that nobody else is going to talk to people that nobody else is talking to and bringing that story to the forefront. is the commonwealth's relevance tell us what you think what in the stream in the chat add you to the industry. most interesting. things together at least to me something along the way. every morning when if. you believe the media. that was a nine hund

i went through the e-mails between city officials and crown castle. i've been trying to e-mail the city officials for two months. my first question is, why are you putting this in the neighborhood when the express purpose of this is for the golden gate park? two, i asked the same question that commissioner swig asked? what about the south side? nobody gave me a straight answer. that was first thing. and when i looked through the e-mails, i found how responsive they were to crown castle. it was as if we, residents don't exist for these people. the e-mails were responded to within 10, 15 minutes. i would e-mail them and there would be no response for a month. that's point number one. point number two, the intense interest in the e-mail exchanges in what they call the shot clock, and that is the fcc regulation that i read, which gave them a certain time to prove it and they were trying to push these approvals just to meet the short clock. one instance, and this is important, they didn't even do a sound study on this. and three, they called our site a prob

there's a lot of work happening, what i saw again and again was those exact same problems would fall between city departments. it's when city departments would get territorial, and these problems would come in and they'd get solved. and when i've seen those problems get solved, i've seen collaborations between departments like ccdc, with communities, with neighbors, with residents, everyone coming together to work on those issues. excuse me. when i feel like rad is a shining example of that, everyone coming together, and what i think about from the housing authority, it's repositioning ourselves to think about the city, on behalf of the entire city and all san franciscans as opposed to being so focused on our department, and that's the work we need to do in city government. today, the housing authority is experiencing its strongest partnership with the city ever. and i want to specifically thank kate and lydia from the mayor's office of housing and community development, and your staff for the partnership you have developed with us. i've been doing this work for quite sometime, and i'm not exagge

has abruptly suspended parliament until the eighth of may the move comes amid growing tension between city santa and prime ministers on him because of a sudden the will make his loyal to the prime minister have since threatened to quit the coalition and a pressuring the president to resign right those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us inside story is coming up next thank you very much for watching. al-jazeera. we're entering. a first since the military crackdown in myanmar a government minister tours a refugee camp in bangladesh home to one million where they have given him a list of thirteen demands before agreeing to return home so how will the government respond and how committed is it to resolving the crisis this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program for the first time since myanmar's military crackdown that led to a massive refugee crisis a government minister has been at a camp in bangladesh and the visit spot a heated exchange social welfare minister when i met with about forty refugees at the close of a long campaign cox's bizarre but they became angry whe

has abruptly suspended parliament until the eighth of may the move comes amidst a growing rift between city cena and prime minister become a singer. thousands of palestinians are preparing for a third friday of protest along the gaza israel border fence these are live pictures from the gaza strip gaza's health ministry says more than sixteen hundred demonstrators have been shot by israeli forces so far thirty of them killed among the dead was yasser with a freelance photographer and local journalist covering the demonstrations say they fear they're being deliberately targeted as the headlines on al-jazeera want to want to east is coming up next. ten years.

coverage of that all—important champions league game between manchester city and liverpool from the etihad. that start—ups 7.45. city captain vincent kompany drops to the bench, while former liverpool forward raheem sterling isn't. mo salah will start. thanks forjoining us on salah will start. thanks forjoining us on sportsday. well, let's get more now on the news that yulia skripal, the daughter of a former russian spy, who was poisoned in along with her father, has left hospital in salisbury. sergei skripal is also said to be responding to treatment, more than a month after the nerve agent attack, which the government has said was most likely carried out by russia. medical staff said they hoped he would also be discharged soon. we can speak now to professor martin mccauley, who's a russia analyst and author of russia, america and the cold war. he joins us live in the studio. thanks for talking to us. we know that yulia skripal has made in some ways a miraculous recovery. she has left hospital. does that surprise you? it does, which it wasn't as badly affected as her father from the begin

abruptly suspended parliament until the eighth of may the move comes amidst a growing of rift between city cena and promises of a single. japan has welcomed a decision by the u.s. to explore the possibility of rejoining the transpacific trade partnership donald trump has often visors to see if a better deal could be negotiated the president previously described the deal as a disaster it would be a major policy reversal for trump who withdrew from the pact soon after taking office citing concerns about jobs. those are the headlines on a train that's coming up next. a very important source of information for many people around the world. have gone i'm still here to go into areas that nobody else has talked to people that nobody is talking to and bringing that story to the forefront.

plenty to come but we start with the all english affair in the champions league between manchester cityerpool and it was a night to stir the soul as the anfield crowd spurred their site to a stunning 3—0 win in the quarterfinal first leg at anfield which is where we find our correspondent and david, really it was a night to savour for those liverpool fans, wasn't it? it was a night to savour for those liverpoolfans, wasn't it? it was. anfield is no stranger to famous european nights, but this will really surely go down as one of the very finest. it was billed as one of the most exciting matches between two of the most attack minded teams in europe. manchester city as favourites but ultimately it was liverpool, the underdogs who came out on top, raised by this incredible anfield crowd and the atmosphere we thought behind us. mosul a guy liverpool off the mark with the opening goal, that is his 42nd goal in 47 matches for club and country this season. quite astonishing. the second goal provided by alex oxlade—chamberlain. he liked mo salah is in his first season he liked mo salah is in hi

task force and we just finished the action plan, streamlining and strengthening coordinations between city departments to expedite the process. now, back to the point that i make sometimes the design team could cause delay. and since i've become the housing coordinator, i have instructed my staff to take the initiative to contact the design team preemptively. if we don't hear from them in a week or two. so that's ongoing communication with the design team to shorten the review and approval process. >> supervisor ronen: and as the housing director, is there any additional changes that you can think of that can be made knowing these processes inside and out to speed up the projects? >> sorry, can you ask again. >> supervisor ronen: sure. you're living and breathing this work every single day. and i'm just looking, 3-4 weeks doesn't sound like that much in a five-year process, but if we can save that month in every single department, we're tacking about a half a year that makes a big difference in a homeless family's life. >> absolutely. >> supervisor ronen: is there anything that we're not d

around to different places in the country is looking how that relationship between police and community exist in different cities community. we talk about it nationally, but it's all local stuff. like it's all, you know, what happens in new york doesn't -- isn't necessarily what happens in l.a., or in st. louis, or in, you know, some small town in oklahoma. so it felt like, oh why don't we go to these places and see what it looks like in these places, but also as they deal with issues, what are the solves that they find? what are the thing -- how are they addressing it, because maybe there is something that you could learn from like, oh, that's how they are doing it in this small town in oklahoma. that's seems like it's not a half bad idea. yeah, why can't we do that? you trying to say oklahoma is better than us? [ laughter ] that's really what i want to do is just try to create some weird caste system between cities and states. [ laughter ] where it's like, wait a minute, you're saying lawton oklahoma is better than new york city? screw that! we're going to war. [ laughter ] >> seth: you do stay true, in a sepa

does your system create some coordination between the city departments on these issues? >> i can tell you the speed limits are by the street department and a lot of the work time is guided by vision 0, and so i -- i mean, i'm assuming that that street, that diamond street would be on the vision 0 plan and the high injury network. and so assuming it is, it should be on our streets plan to address those issues. i'll check with that. >> i can tell you it's been on the list for a year and the problem is that the fire department's emergency vehicles hit a bump and the firefighters in the cabinet hit the roof of the car and lose control of the vehicle. that's one thing that happens. the second thing is it slows ambulances. so, understandably there is a problem there. the problem can only be addressed if people talk to each other and as i look through the bonds' priorities, one of them is safer moving around the city and also better speed for people. so, that was a concern that i wanted to raise that we start addressing in some way, whether or not the bond funds can be used to

alliance between harry truman and kansas city kingpin tom pendergast in the early 1930's. pendergast became a significant figure through his use of strong-arm tactics. mr. taylor is a history professor. the kansas city public library hosted this hour-long event. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. i'm the director of the kansas city public library and we are excited to talk about political corruption, sex, alcohol, the things that made kansas city famous. and also my family. the kemper family, most notably my great-grandfather, had closed -- close relationships. were three factions in the city.

it is all part of his effort to build a tunnel capable of whisking pods of travelers between cities at speeds up to 700 miles per hour. right now a hyperloop based transit system is being developed from new york to washington, d.c. >>> a new report says u. s. airlines are getting better at many things, except for when it comes to getting you where you are going on time. that report shows airlines are losing fewer bags, complaints or down and fewer people are being bumped from the flight. while there were improvements across the board, the report also shows that on-time performance declined last year was only 80% of flights arriving on time.>>> a daring rescue that happened on mount st. helena in the north bay. we will see with the chp did to save the hiker that was hurt. >>> a major problem on the bay bridge in case you're just waking up. it is a crash that is blocking several lanes on the span. you might imagine that using the bay bridge today will be affected for hours to come. that is right, hours to come. we will give you alternates when we come back. >>> if you don't have to commu

the corinth the city between two cities its northern port link to italy the harbor in the southeast was considered the gateway to asia. due to its location inch and current was a flourishing commercial center. everything money could could buy. the found here. comment by this girl was the exact opposite of athens it was notoriously prosperous a city where people flooded their wealth and were greedy for more it caused a different challenge. paul did the last thing one might have expected to look for a job. perhaps he took it as a sign from god that he came across christians who were also tent makers a craft he had learned in his home town of tarsus. it is wide street must have been the main street of corinth is this where paul's workshop was. this is the kind of simple it is the cargo massimo scene the main street of coron it's a splendid street paved with marble. to the left and right where shops. also there were small holes in the facades of the shops. and that's where canopies were fastened so that people were protected from the burning sun that led to mention from that but ended the d

that person make the call to chill those investigations the fbi had undertaken not just in one city between rob: you have mccabe leaking information, trying to make himself look more credible as he oversaw these investigations into the clinton foundation and that the justice department loretta lynch at the helm meeting with bill clinton on the tarmac and mccabe saying that doj was asking to get rid of the valid investigation into hillary clinton, this is why this is a big deal, mccabe is holding the figure saying i'm not crooked but they are telling me to get rid of an investigation that held water and this all comes after loretta lynch meets with bill clinton on the tarmac. jillian: how does this end? >> work up the food chain so the next step is to identify who made the phone call to mccabe and on what authority was the phone call made because it does tie together around the circumstances around the tarmac meeting that comey and mccabe are at odds whether mccabe had authority to leak information but the more important part is putting their finger on the scale to squelch these investigatio

in the politics of the future, that phrase must mean more than equality between city and country, between precinct a and precinct b. it must also mean that the voice of the poor be given equal the rich.h that of when a highway is paved, the poor man's hubble must be considered as precious as the suburban mansion. the makeup of the delegation that proudly recommends channing phillips to you gives expression to that principle. it encompasses the entire economic spectrum, from welfare mothers to millionaires. and each has one vote, no more, no less, in the deliberations of this convention. each of us on this delegation proudly ran under the banner of robert kennedy, for he gave us the hope of a new politics for america, a politics of truth no matter how painful. walter: poet allen ginsberg was the picture you saw there. >> and above all, a politics of inclusion, not exclusion. come, my friends, said lord tennyson, tis not too late to seek a newer world. those words formed the title of robert kennedy's last book. we from the district of columbia pay respect to his memory by proclaiming that i

. >> clerk: item number three is a success or item memorandum of understanding between the city of san the san francisco police officer's association. >> supervisor kim: thank you so much mr. clerk, and the author or sponsor of the hearing, supervisor malia cohen is here today. supervisor cohen, i want to thank you, and hand it over to you. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. i'm so excited and thank you. the reason why i called this hearing today is because it's the right and the authority of the san francisco board of supervisors to provide consultation and input to the mayor and to the department of human resources on the successor mou negotiation between the city and county of san francisco and the san francisco police officer's association. and for the first time in over ten years we are negotiating the terms of this mou. it is appropriate that the board exercise its role in bargaining as a branch consider consider bargaining as a branch of the employer, meaning that as an extension of the mayor's office particularly given the sequence of acting an appointed mayors over the last 3.5 m

commit that by yourself, but if one of our supervisors is going to bring it for you and to our city between 25 or 51 to clean the city? i like you, i like your courage, and i am going to tell you, you writed my name at number one volunteer to clean the city with you. you can't make it by yourself, but we all about -- [ inaudible ] >> you know why? because you are nice, and we love you. you don't know me, i love you if you like it or not. >> president breed: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. andrew yip. preliminary hearing sayers always take good care of the people to accomplish the goals and objectives of maintaining the livelihood of the people, and are defending the common core of national security. [ inaudible ] >> those who occupy high positions must serve others with virtues. besides, their only self-cultivation, they must treat others with love and kindness. if a leader can show us virtue and be kind to others, one shall be love and be supported by the people. world leaders should set a good example for leading on the people to behave accordingly li

prudent investments today to strengthen the seawall shield and strengthen the unbreakable bond between the city of san francisco and the waterfront we love so much. i want to thank our san francisco delegation in sacramento, for making sure we're prioritizing the very infrastructure that will keep the city beautiful and running, thank you very much. [applause] >> that concludes today's press conference. again, appreciate everyone coming together around a plan to protect the future of our city and our seawall. any final questions? we will end the press conference and open it up to folks to ask individual questions. thank you very much. >> the meeting will come to order. this is the regular meeting of the budget and finance committee. i am supervisor fewer. i'm joined by supervisor stefani and supervisor sheehy. can we have a motion to execution supervisors cohen and yee? thank you very much. i think we can take that without objection. our clerk is linda wong. i would like to thank jim smith and jesse larson for broadcasting this meeting with sfgov tv. >>> silence all electronic devices. speaker

you can see there are 13 points between manchester city and united.ll need to be 15 points, 16 points ahead after that match. it means that they will need to win against totte n ha m , that they will need to win against tottenham, but also hope for a horse for united. it is not fully in their hands. they do have those six games, though. people here are shouting, champions, champions! they know that the leaders there is. it is just a matter of when. 0bviously the leaders there is. it is just a matter of when. obviously very dejected for them notjust for this result but also that result against liverpool midweek in the champions league. they have a huge game coming up league. they have a huge game coming up on tuesday. trying to come back from 3—0 down. in the match day programme here, pep guardiola talks about that match. he says he believes in the team and the team believes in the team and the team believe in themselves. all the focus 110w believe in themselves. all the focus now on tuesday night as trying to come back in the champions league against

earlier today at the opening of hangs our block chain industrial park the fund is a joint venture between the city government of hangs out which is investing four hundred million dollars worth of capital and private sector partners including two and one investment other big names in the deal are the founder of block chain of investors then fun and bitcoin tycoon. as regulars begin to catch up with cryptocurrency is that or not they are now tackling the staple of marketing the celebrity endorsement champion boxer floyd mayweather and musician dk collette were involved in promoting what the u.s. securities and exchange commission called a fraudulent initial coin offering the two celebrities promoted the venture using a firm called central tech and were not charged in the case but. and s.e.c. statement did allude to the role though not by name experts say the referent to send a signal to celebrities who lend their name to a crypto venture should expect to assume responsibility and risk if they endorse an ill fated or outright fraud crypto venture and they should. consulting is the most important reve

prudent investments today to strengthen the seawall shield and strengthen the unbreakable bond between the city of san francisco and the waterfront we love so much. i want to thank our san francisco delegation in sacramento, for making sure we're prioritizing the very infrastructure that will keep the city beautiful and running, thank you very much. [applause] >> that concludes today's press conference. again, appreciate everyone coming together around a plan to protect the future of our city and our seawall. any final questions? we will end the press conference and open it up to folks to ask individual questions. thank you very much. >> the clerk: commissioner i'd like to call roll. [roll call] >> the clerk: you a quorum and with is the interim president. >> good evening, welcome to the regular meeting of the san francisco police commission for wednesday march 14, 2018. before we get started i'm going to make some changes to the agenda for efficiency purpose. i see in the audience a large number of people. we anticipate a large number of speakers from the public on item two. which is the discu

. >> 20 ordinances implements amendments to the memoranda of understanding between the city and county employees. implement a city wide union access to new employees program. >> thank you so much. we have carol who has been spending a bit of time with our board lately. employee relations director for the department of human resources. this is to memorialize code section 355 through 3559 through a single wide union access to the programs to all agencies and employee unions. thank you for being here today. >> thank you. i am carol i son. employee relations director. the amendments to all of the nonsafety memoranda are before you with the exception of the consolidated building trades mou that will be before you at a went meeting. the purpose of these agreements is to hiis to memoize the requis of 119 adopted by the state legislature to require public agencies to provide access to new employees. the purpose of the legislation was to give the union some tools to deal with what is widely expected to be a decision made by the supreme court shortly in the janice versus afsme that will likely d