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he was from a big city, but he was very different. in some ways, al smith was that kind of a politician, but in some ways this irish-american was the preppiest politician we have ever seen. it's one of the many ways in which e he challenged all of our known categories. in some ways, very european. he spent significant time in europe and in asia. he was living in london as london was going toward the late '30s. so he challenged almost all of our assumptions. being irish was incredibly important and the opposition to that was real and hard for him to overcome, but he did it with his power of his language and a e great speech in houston. i think each of these victories strengthened him and opened up who he was to more growth. so it was just one of the many things inside him that was deep then and still seems deep. >> i think that's just very quickly that what ted mentioned is really important. that desire he had to look to the wider world, which is, again, something we see in him even as a younger man. i think it's going to be a theme in

i mean in the end the sad truth is it doesn't the death march to come that conduct attacks in a big city it's can be a group of several people and that's enough so it is not as complicated as some people might be benching to conduct such attacks france marty reporting from the afghan capital kabul thank you thank you. all right we want to shift our attention now to some of the other stories making news around the world. russian president vladimir putin says an explosion in a st petersburg supermarket on wednesday was an act of terror at least ten people were injured in the blast a homemade device containing two hundred grams of explosives was traced to a luggage locker. the man who led the campaign to oust zimbabwe's long time leader robert mugabe has been sworn in as the country's new vice president former army chief constantine. recently retired in order to accept his new job but critics have accused president emerson ga-ga of relying too heavily on the military for posts in his administration. of courts in myanmar has dropped additional charges against two foreign journalists arrested

still exists but for now a moment to remember ed lee and his family. >>> so big question, what happens next at san francisco city hall. kpix5's melissa cain reports. selecting a mayor is a big process. >> mayor ed lee is termed out. already in the books is an election in may 2018 to elect a new mayor of san francisco. that's already scheduled. it will happen. but now because we don't have a mayor that's officially e hreblgted we need to find someone. the to find someone who will serve from 2018 to 2019 we're going to have an election of june 2018. that's what we learned today. june5, 2018 is going to be the election for the person that will serve that final year. >> the supervisors can vote for a interim mayor to serve the next year. mayor lee worked for the organization for 13 years from 1976 to 1989. by the 90s he headed the city's human rights commission. he also worked as public works director before taking on his final role as mayor. he was appointed in 2011 to finish gavin newsom's term. at the time some called lee the accidental mayor. he promised not to run for the job. but lee broke that promise and spe

could get life in prison. >>> the san jose city council approved in a 9-2 vote building a village of tiny houses for the homeless, with 40 units. but the big question is, where? city officials say theville absolutelies have to be at least a quarter mile away from schools and more than 500 feet away from homes. three possible locations will be discussed next month. officials hope to have one tiny home village in each city council district. >>> parents, teachers, students in oakland will be marching to today's school board meeting to protest plans to cut $9 million from schools. the school board says it needs to cut that much because of overspending in the last few years. but parents, teachers and students say the administration should be cut, not schools. the final school board decision may come today. >>> those are just some of your morning headlines. hey, mike, sal, gasia, i'll send it back to you. >> thank you, dave. >>> the tributes to mayor ed lee continue this morning when we leashed of his sudden death early yesterday in san francisco, many were shocked and grasping for ways to understand what happened. some of his colleagues choked

welcome to the program the world is ringing in the new year as it sweeps across the globe and every big city is vying to put on the largest fireworks display australians were among the first to celebrate with the annual spectacular in sydney harbor there was a rainbow theme this year to mark the legalization of same sex marriage not to be outdone hong kong's display had shooting stars flying off the skies along more than a kilometer of waterfront of victoria harbor even north korea got in on the at. with the display in the capital pyongyang will be following the new year as across the globe here on the w.b. would. come good. about it from the government. here in the german capital berlin preparations are underway to host a massive new year's celebration at the iconic brandenburg gate and somewhere in that crowd is our very own correspondent rebecca for back good to see you home asked the crowds are expected tonight what's on the agenda. i am right to be here is really exciting tonight the crowd is really at the place filling up there's up to a million people expected here tonight to see in t

most state delegations were controlled by the bosses by the big city mayors. oregon had a primary. kennedy knew oregon would be a critical election. if he were to get the nomination. this section here highlights his visit to oregon. as he prepared to run for president and ran for president. a couple of letter here to john o don el. a local democrat official. from 1959 way before he announces candidacy. but obviously laying the ground work. for an eventual campaign. he came out to the convention here. and seaside, oregon in 1959. again before he ran announced his candidacy but laying the ground work for his run for the presidency. and itinerary here. he came in 1958 two years before the election. he was laying the ground work. he came again several times in 1959. in 1960 after he announced candidacy oregon u.s. senator wayne morris announced. kennedy took a risk thinking if he could beat morris in oregon. his home state. he could show his national appeal. and may of 1960 he did in fact beat morris here in oregon. that was a key victory on the road@nomination. kennedy wanted to run i

semitic violence and of course there's always some potential for that here in germany especially in big cities like berlin where you've got a launch immigrant population with sympathy for the palestinian cause and it's pretty clear that some of these people demonstrating over the weekend in berlin outside the u.s. embassy were very angry and you know a longstanding opponents of israel and some flag burning is illegal in many countries what is the situation here in germany. yeah meters are as i understand it there's no special protection for israeli flags all foreign flags and state symbols enjoy a certain amount of protection if they are being officially shown for instance flags flying on embassy buildings but even unofficial flags or homemade flags such as was at least one of the flags being burned over the weekend here in berlin even that could be the give rise to a criminal proceedings for instance of police believed that there was incitement to ethnic hatred and police say they're looking into that possibility and of course there are these special sensitivities here in germany is the gover

. >>> three big cities sue the pentagon for not reporting convtions of military personnel to the fbi's gun database. it includes the gunman who carried out a shooting at a texas church. >>> a gunman gets on a flight with a boarding pass from another airline. a security lapse that forces the plane to turn around midflight. >>> barack obama tonight on life after the white house and what he thinks about using social media. telling it all to britain's prince

big cities to do the business of a big country. and people. lots of people.ugh to work the farm, and build a factory. and dig the mines. and run the business. all kind of people, people from different countries with different religions. different colored skins. free people. they can live together and work together and build america together. because they're free. free to vote. to say what they please. go to their own churches. to pick their own jobs. yep, mike's got something all right. he's got america. but there are guys who stay up nights figuring out to take that away from him. >> i want to give you the truth. the truth about america. i know you have a lot of questions. you want to know why you're not getting the break you deserve. i'm in the a politician but i have made it my business to study these things and i happen to know the facts. friends, i'm just an average american. i'm an american american. and some of the things i see in the country of ours make my blood boil. i see people with foreign accents. making all the money. i see negros holding jobs

welcome to the program the world is ringing in the new year as it sweeps across the globe every big city is to put on the biggest fireworks display australians were among the first celebrates the new year with their annual spectacular sydney harbor and a rain. over the years which marked the legalization of same sex marriage and australia but not to be outdone hong kong's display was shooting stars flying off the skyscrapers and more than a kilometer of waterfront it for tory harbor even north korea. with a display in the capitol hill and don. just fireworks this time the styles will be following the new year as it crosses the globe here on d w. yeah and here in the german capital berlin preparations are already underway they host a massive new year's celebration at the iconic brandenburg gate each year and this year rebecca ritter is representing d.w. in the middle of the action. we've got hundreds of thousands of people expected there tonight what is on the agenda down at the gate. that's right they're expecting anywhere up to a million people to be here out the front of the brandenbur

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most state delegations to conventions were controlled by the bosses, the big city mayors or had a primary and kennedy as they prepared to run for the presidency knew oregon would be a critical election. if you were to get the nomination. so this section here highlights his visits to oregon as he prepared to run for president and as he ran for president. a couple letters here to a fellow who was a local democrat official from 1959 way before he announced his candidacy. but obviously laying the ground work for a campaign. he came out to the aflcio convention here. before he announced his candidacy, laying the ground work for his run for the presidency. i tin rare here of one of his trips to oregon. he was laying the groundwork coming to oregon. he came again in 1959. then in 1960 after he announced his candidacy, oregon u.s. senator wayne morris announced his favorite son candidacy for the presidency. and kennedy took a risk thinking if he could beat morris in oregon, beat morris in his home state, he could show his national appeal. in may of 1960 he beat morris here in oregon. that was a k

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one gentleman said it was the middle of the summer and he had never been to a big city or on a train. he was staying at the willard hotel, and it was so hot, but the lobby was so cool and comfortable because they had these large vats of ice and large fans blowing cold air. he said he slept on two chairs off of the lobby for three nights because a was so comfortable. he still remembers that experience. it is that kind of experience that, you are talking with people about what it was like to attend a high school graduation at the willard hotel in the 1950's. in the grand ballroom at the top floor were french doors that opened onto a balcony that overlooked the whole city. what a glorious place it was to visit. sadly, the willard family decided to get out of the hotel business in the 1940's and they sold their interest to a new york group. the able group put half a million dollars into renovating and modernizing the hotel. a tradition that had started many years before, keeping the willard modern. they did a massive renovation of the hotel in terms of style and convenience. that continue

the cost of train fares for people who commute, they can't afford to live in the big cities, they areing further out and now you have the train fare rises by more than wages. 3.4% fare rises. train fares are tied to rpi, the retail prices index, which is higher than the cpi. benefits are tied to the cpi. lots of areas where you might earn more op—ed the cpi. let's align the two. a bit of regulatory alignment! maybe that will catch on. ros altmann and mihir bose, thank you so much. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget, you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you both. goodbye. the uk's next named storm is on the way. then it turns colder. snow showers, frost and ice, and that's just this week's weather and this forecast has to get through next week too. better crack on. i will start with a view of tuesday. grey, mild and quiet right now, but that's about to change. why? look into the atlantic, th

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residents are customers of san jose water company and do not get fluoride making san jose the last big city in the nation to do it. it's coming to your house. >> yeah. >> reporter: are you excited? >> yes, yes, yes. >> reporter: the children's dental health center is just down the street from the plant. his family will get the water, too. what do you think this will do for your kids? >> improve the oral health for sure and strengthen their teeth. it helps the e enamel, and that protects the teeth. >> reporter: there is a small minority of people who do not support it but the department of public health said it's proven science to provide reduction of cavities to kids and families who do not have access to good dental care. >>> the president has recognized jerusalem as the capital, and now, weijia jiang has more on the diplomatic limb. >> reporter: president trump is risking intense fallout in the middle east. >> it's time to officially recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. >> reporter: the president is starting the multi-year process of moving the american embassy to jerusalem and i

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