. 850 bryant. at the core, it's not just about closing but counseling the jailing in san francisco by addressing the problem at its root through housing, mental health care and decriminalization. so first, we want to be responding to the mayor's proposal to close 80 bryant and we appreciate this and we're excited about the mayor's investment in pretrial division. but there are a few aspects of the proposal that we are rejecting as a coalition, to wait to close until june of 2021. and also to construct a new jail in 2029. we cannot delay the jail by two years. we know that since 1996, it's been deemed a seismic threat and over 300 people will be in serious danger. it needs to be closed now and we cannot be expanding jail beds. we're rejecting the proposal to place mental health beds in a law enforcement jail setting rather than in the community. we know that mental health services and law enforcement is dangerous for those seeking mental health treatment. in the past, the previous police killings in

please change the system and get rid of 850 bryant. thank you. >> next speaker. >> just a reminder about board rule 1.3 and prohibition against applause and other cheering. if you want to show support do so with raised hands or thumbs up or down. keep the audible interruptions to zero, please. >> thank you. i am a native from san francisco who spent teen years between hospitals and locked psychiatric facilities. my close friends were incarcerated. i am about to graduate from medical school. the communities affected by the violence in our struggle for help, dignity we need to demand immediate closure without a new jail, if it is called a jail or mental health facility. no transfers to santa rita or any other jail in-county or out. incancersation worsenses the mental illness. it is a risk factor for chronic diseases for asthma. formally incarcerated individuals are 10 times more likely to be homeless. lack of housing is a major threat to any health condition. jail is a source of unthinkable stress and trauma, which fuel disease. we need

we have known for years that 850 bryant is seismicly unfit. we've had several discussions about how to best shut down this facility and accommodate both populations. the building is unfit for city employees, not just because of the seismicly unsafe conditions, but also due to the dilapidated state and overall wear and tear of a building that needs much attention and needs to be torn down. in addition, the jail is not fit to exist. the old school-style and prison-like ads fear is noprison-like atmosphere will never provide an opportunity for true rehabilitation to help individuals re-enter society. i, too, visited the jail with my team a couple of months ago and instantly knew this was an inhumane facility. today we're hoping to hear how we will shut down 850 bryant, and make sure all people who use the building have a viable alternative that addresses everyone's needs. i want to thank the department, and naomi and her team, and the "no new jail" coalition for all of their work on this and for being here to come and witness this hearing and hav

we should look to reduce the population at 850 bryant. the working group for the replacement project made two recommendations the board can scan now. >> clearing warrantsveycuses the time a individual may be up to five days. this requires little time and can save crucial resources. second they will allow declines to pros kite the indicate folks would serve resources. first the period should opportunity the project. bolstering the pre-trial would curtail the jail population without adding unnecessary risk. people code section 825 entitleds the defendant to see the judge. this is when they do not file charges by releasing folks. we should demand enforcement of the law enforcement that individuals do not go to jail in the first place. in april 348 referrals were made. half are white. these are ways to reduce the population of 850. we can implement right now. to say it cannot be done is not accurate. i encourage the board to exercise that will. >> thank you. i am john lindsey. we are active members of the audit new new jails on callition. to

just hours after the theft bryant was able to buy this new bike for the teen. >> he's so respectful and conscientious and kind, you know, has a great heart. >> reporter: a ride he now calls . >> great. >> just a huge testament to how amazing our staff is here. so it was really cool. >> oh, what a great story. >> isn't that nice? >> see him smile. >> great way to end the newscast. >>> sports wrap is coming up next. >> good night. announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. juul is "following big tobacco's playbook." and now, juul is pushing prop c to overturn e-cigarette protections. vote no on juul. no on big tobacco. no on prop c. >>> an upset across the pond. >> we knew no one would pick us to win this football game. >> how the raiders beat the bears at their own game. >> a monday night showdown at levi's, why the 49ers are not g

bryant. >> james bryant, jim, amber and. >> james bryant and i'm here to discuss with the you and first of all i support the project and second of all i want to make this clear that the new director, whoever that is, along with the board members you must understand the african american business community and part of this project. it should have emphasis having our community partners and our community. >> the outreach was terrific. the coordination between planning your staff and the whole hub process was excellent. i'm glad i showed up in the old man commenting to the planner photo that you showed. i'm glad that you went with the western alternative. it's an improvement and the outreach process was better for having been able to get that into the plan and interesting to see and the article about 14th street closing to traffic and how it had unexpect and no problems and it's for the same here. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> amber jeff rick and representing nature in the city today. as you know last time, market street underwent major development and trees were planted and we're e

later this year we hope to seattle probation go to 945 bryant.and then the planning for all of the remaining spots available. there was operational dependence on the hall jail from the sheriff's perspective. right now all the prisoners both at county jails one and two and county jail four are served by the kitchen at four. we have funded the c.j. two kitchen renovation so we can divorce that reliance and that contracting is in process and is expected to be delivered by next fall. next fiscal year, we can expect to see police evidence and property to egbert. and also restacking on the port side of the harriet street so we could proceed with demolition. the last piece is that july 2021 move out of traffic companies on the first floor of the bryant street wing. they will be going to 1995 evans as the part of the new traffic company and forensics division. we heard the announcement about that target date along the signs so prisoners are not the last ones left behind in a building that is unfit. as far as how this looks in a capital plan, most recentl

nick bryant reports. nick: on a day that donald trump claimed american diplomatic triumph, the facts on the ground contradicted his words. these were russian forces consolidating their power in northern syria, in an area that just weeks ago was home to a key u.s. base in the region. andse were turkish soldier turkey-backed syrian rebels unveiling their flags in triumph in a border town they have taken from the kurds. america's forces have been continuing their plout, much to the fury of their kurdish allies in the fight against islamic state. these images have come to define a major wershift. departing u.s. soldiers, former brothers in arms, pelted with potatoes. in washington, the president tried to turn what has been condemned as a tale of american betrayal into a story of personal success. pres. trum today's announcement validates our course of action with turkey that only a couple of weeks ago was scorned. now people are saying, wow, what a great outcome. let someone else fight over this long bloodsta

nick bryant for us there. so, is this the victory that president donald trump thinks it is?—turkish relations at the washington—based think tank, the german marshall fund of the united states. i asked him whether he thought the situation in northern syria looked like the victory that mrtrump has claimed. this is not a victory for the united states, despite what president trump has said. in fact, it is a victory for isis, for mr putin, mrassad, hezbollah and iran, but it's not a victory for the united states. as you mentioned earlier, in washington today, there is a bipartisan consensus that the president's policy in syria was a disaster that leaves the united states more vulnerable and our allies as well more vulnerable. and when you see the devastation, how it has impacted kurds, hundreds of thousands who have been displaced, hundreds killed, how can you call that a victory? the critics are saying this is president trump claiming credit for providing an answer he created. yep. but i suppose he has a point that the disengagement from this area begun from president 0bama, dra

bryant. we didn't make you wait that long. >> thank you, sir. today i want to have a discussion about other matters but today i want to discuss the issue of the placement of lyft bicycle facilities that you've placed down in the communities. well, you know, i understand that you probably have some financial agreement with lite but i want to make this clear to you when folks like the people who are on evans and the 1300 block of evans go to park in the morning, and there are absolutely no parks available, that is a problem. there's a problem because when we have not been notified by mta or lyft or whoever pro voids that services, it seems to be a position of disrespect. i've noticed in my community where i live which is bay view hunters point community, there are several these facilities that have been placed in our community and if you just give me a moment to let me know who is your communicate or or distribution of information, i would be really happy to have a conversation because they have not met their needs of meeting the community. i thin

she was calling the child bryant, her son's name is bryant. he went to the school years ago.wo emotional about the arrest to speak on camera. >> she stopped taking her medication and, you know, the brothers and sister tried to intervene, try to help her. there's a bunch of records. to do the intervention. but, -- >> be on thing they had multiple past compacts with her, they would not comment about her family's request for help as a registered nurse her ex- husband says she has resisted medication because she was intimately aware of the side effects. >> totally out of her thoughts, she can't even recognize her own child. >> reporter: she is still behind bars on $250,000 bail. since her arrest, dave showed her coming to their door, looking for her son bryant. reporting in vacaville, fox news. >>> director of the fbi is worried that facebook encryption will have some damaging consequences. quote a dream come true for predators and child pornographers. social media companies have been insisting law enforcement traffickers. facebook reported 60 million tips to authorities about tr

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nick bryant, bbc news, pennsylvania.nes has made a number of changes for england's semifinal against new zealand tomorrow. meanwhile, the welsh have had to deal with injury concerns ahead of their crucial clash against south africa on sunday. from tokyo, our sports editor dan roan reports. they weren't the conditions england would have chosen to train in, but nothing was going to prevent final preparations for the biggest game of their lives. the reign of eddiejones began after the last world cup ended in failure, but having guided this team to the brink of the final, the head coach told me just how much it meant. i'm pleased we've put pride back into english rugby. i'm pleased for this group of players. a lot of them had to endure 2015. it was a tough time for them. they've been exceptional in the way they've attacked this world cup and saturday's a great opportunity for us to attack the new zealanders. 2a years ago, england met the full force of the all blacks in a world cup semifinal. the four tries scored by the late

from creating bright ball to news on its list of trusted sources of land the tech giant from putting bryant ball to news on its list of trusted sources off to it rolled out a news tap in the u.s. among the outlets expressing to support it rolled out a news tap in the u.s. among the outlets expressing disappointment c.n.n. the washington post and the new york times they cool by bombs meant c.n.n. the washington post and the new york times they cool by bombs a far right platform that spreads dissin from ation facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg far right platform that spreads dissin from ation facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg explained the decision to include it. i do think that politics playing the decision to include it. i do think that part of having this be a trusted source is that it needs to have diverted having this be a trusted source is that it needs to have a diversity of. of basically views of their versity of. of basically views of their so i think you want to have content that kind of represents different perspectives so i think you want to have content that kind of represents differe

been exploding to the upside and they got a lot of dosh even there we were saying at this hotel near bryant park and just an ordinary hotel with an ordinary room it was a $1000.00 a night on a saturday night so it was that full manhattan is that full right now so there has been kind of a reset that has happened since the financial crisis of 2008 to 20091 of the things we covered at that time extensively was the greek financial crisis because here we saw the troika enter and impose mass austerity measures and they still by the way have austerity measures out until the i can see that they have to. on a primary surplus for example of 3 percent of g.d.p. which is on heard of in almost all nations they're maintaining that at the moment but here's a story that is remarkable in light of the fact that consumers are shopping like crazy racking up debt like crazy like they actually have jobs that are paying them great incomes here's the same post financial crash from greece one of the most ridiculous charts and financial history greece got paid by investors for issuing debt they sold 3 month debt at

perhaps germany and europe might be but if you're walking around manhattan and in times square area or bryant park what you'll notice is that there is a huge amount of shopping here and a lot of i mean it's way more than last year for example it seems like more boom time right now and consumers spending more perhaps money that they don't have but nevertheless they are out here spending well it's all a function of the stock market you know the stock market's up by trillions of dollars and a lot of there are millions and millions of millionaires in america and around the world of course a lot of tourists are here and tourists from other countries were millionaires have been making millions and millions of dollars trillions of dollars based on the boom in stocks and bonds and they come here and they spend it because this is a great place to spend your money but the millionaire class in the billionaire class has been exploding to the upside and they've got a lot of dosh even there we were saying at this hotel near bryant park and just an ordinary hotel with an ordinary room it was a $1000.00 a ni

nick bryant, bbc news, pennsylvania. the headlines on bbc news...n the refrigerated lorry in essex. boris johnson tells jeremy corbyn to back an election as the eu agrees to another brexit delay — but won't decide the date until next week. ajudge in the united states orders the trump administration to hand over an unredacted copy of the mueller report into russian meddling in the 2016 election. parents are being warned that they are living in ignorance about the way children and teenagers are being targeted by drug dealers on social media offering cheap class a drugs. since 2017 at least a dozen children under the age of 16 have died in the uk after taking ecstasy. our correspondent hywel griffith has this special report. you do, you think you're invincible as a child, you know? still grieving, still confused. it's six months since tatum lost her little boy. i think i didn't want it to be real. you don't want to believe it or something. i was thinking, no, this is somebody else, it's got to be. it can't be carson. 13—year—old carson price died after

listen, proud to have you on the show. >> governor bryant.e the governor a big round of applause. >> next up, we have progressives that have been pushing to impeach trump for months and months and maybe years. how have social movements led by women of color and people of color and women overall to bring us to the moment we're in now. we'll discuss that when we get right back. so bob, what do you take for back pain? before i take anything, i apply topical pain relievers first. salonpas lidocaine patch blocks pain receptors for effective, non-addictive relief. salonpas lidocaine. patch, roll-on or cream. hisamitsu. anyoonly marco's can deliver america's most loved pizza. hot and fresh, and right to your door. dough made from scratch, every day. sauce from our original recipe. and authentic toppings like crispy, old world pepperoni™. because the italian way is worth celebrating. every day at marco's, get two medium, one-topping pizzas for just $6.99 each. hello to america's most loved pizza. hello marco's. t-mobile's newest signal reaches farthe

great britain and bryant squad been announced today ahead of their tour to new zealand, this is how it shapes up. there are no praise u nfortu nately shapes up. there are no praise unfortunately culminating in saturday plus plus a pretty grand final and he's engaged, more on that ina final and he's engaged, more on that in a moment. is that heart ache in there? and they pay for two players and josh johnson and elected there? and they pay for two players and joshjohnson and elected to stay joins us on the programme tonight. what have the candidates been for you? we what have the candidates been for you ? we know what have the candidates been for you? we know saturday's grant by now you? we know saturday's grant by now you got married on sunday, as far as beacons go that's got to be up there. it's been outstanding. it's been a great experience for the club. but also it was great and had enjoyed it and it's been nasty for the club and expense area.... enjoyed it and it's been nasty for the club and expense area. . .. i'm sure your wife was delighted that you did not show up with a black e

san francisco mayor london breed is taking action in response to concerns that the county jail on bryant street could crumb until a major earthquake. the mayor has decided to shut downty jail at the hall of justice due to those safety concerns and 300 inmates up there to be moved out by july 2021. however, that use there is no firm plan on where those inmates will go. >> i constitute don't understand how we're going to do it in terms of getting it closed without having someplace to put people, or have people live. >> san francisco city officials have been trying to wind down operations at the seismically unsafe hall of justice there at 850 bryant street. >> all this week, ktvu is spending time highlighting a serious problem in the bay area, homelessness. earlier we took you to oakland where a tiny cabin temporary housing program is seeing some success, but a new navigation center is set to open in the south market neighborhood. that is causing controversy because residents are concerned in the federally will bring crime to the area. yesterday one group filed a legal motion to stop that p

a case in point, for example, scopes,es trial, john who faced william jennings bryant. the issue was scopes teaching evolution in a tennessee public school. it was actually against the law, and williams jennings bryan -- william jennings bryant defended the literal interpretation of the bible against evolution. actually, william jennings bryan hadthat, and john scopes in fact violated the law by teaching evolution. the redde began with a response19-1920, to a series of strikes in the united states. onebest-known one was the that crippled seattle for five days. there was a strike there. it was also a time when the bolsheviks were in power in russia, and had created the com mintern, the communist -- inational, leading to the united states. palmer was a progressive, a quaker, who was the attorney general of the united states. it resulted in the arrest of 4000 people, immigrants mostly, most of them hard-working just workers who did not speak english. they certainly were not going to start a revolution here. but many of them were beaten up. people were denied representation

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she was calling that child bryant person's name isri years ago to emotional about the arrest to speakmera today. he stopped taking medication. and you know >>and bothers eastern trying to being outside there's a bunch of records us conducting, but would be too global project for her to be information. the teen keeper piecing. >>beyond saying that they had multiple pass contacts with alien care and all that will police would not comment about her family's request for help as a registered nurse her ex husband says she has resisted medication because she was intimately aware of the side effects. >>she really needs it you know late over so she can even recognize her own child. >>karen gall is still behind bars on $250,000 bail since her arrest facebook video has surfaced from one of her neighbors, showing her coming to their door looking for her son i am reporting in vacavi >>being held on $250,000 bail since her arrest facebook video has surfaced in this area from a neighbor's home surveillance system showing the woman coming to their home as well looking for her son bryant. >>coming up

his name, keith bryant, bryan with a "t" at the end. >> the whole keith bryant theory that maybe they wrong fire chief? >> you know, that did not occur to me until i got to the hospital, and that's the first time somebody had brought up maybe mistaken identity. >> the buzz reached roger straka back at the firehouse. >> that story did come out that possibly the person that had done this got the wrong chief. it could have been anyone's theory as to what had happened. >> surely the oklahoma city chief hired and fired many more people than keith did. had the shooter been angry with him? a friend reached him by phone. he was safe and sound at a conference on the east coast the night of the shooting. but there were problems with the mistaken identity theory. the two chiefs didn't look much alike, and the more keith's firemen brothers thought it over the less likely it seemed. >> i still didn't think that story made sense. >> too far-fetched? >> yes. it is real competitive to get hired on as a firefighter, so i just can't see somebody not getting hired and then killing the fire chief, and th

. >> but then entered defense attorney mark bryant.esented jared long, and he had a plan that could benefit jessie, too. the strategy was to get jessie's interview with police thrown out. and how would he do that? >> mrs. goslyn had told the local police department that she didn't want to talk, that she wanted a lawyer. >> i want an attorney. >> and so under the law you have to break up any questioning and they did. and they sent her back home to fort campbell. >> but you might remember after that her friend convinced jessie to go speak to the military police on base. >> jessie goslyn spent eight hours with the police after that very day she said she wasn't going to talk with that lawyer. so it's just a different police agency. >> bryant argued in front of a circuit judge since jessie had already asked for a lawyer, the military police should never have questioned her. the judge agreed. >> he made a decision that that confession that she made implicating our client should be set aside because the law enforcement agency for the military

. >>> no one argues the point that 850 bryant, san francisco's hall of justice since the 1960s has to go. the building declared seismically unsafe in the mid- 1990s still houses the county's criminal court and a jail on the seventh floor. san francisco is debating what to do with the 300+ inmates that the jail holds now that the mayor have called for the inmates to be re-housed by july 2021. >> we have to close the jail at 850 bryant. it is far past time plan and timeline to do so. san francisco supervisor matt haney called for them to be planning what to do with the houses. no one has a plan for where to put the inmates. the retiring sheriff said since $215 million proposal to build a new jail there is no plan for the 300+ inmates. at this point the sheriff's office said her options are limited including some inmates out of the county to alameda county or renovating a jail in san bruno the city already owns. both ideas pose logistical problems. the sheriff stressed she would like to see deputies and those incarcerated out. >> i don't understand how we are going to do it in terms of g

. >> reporter: more than 300 inmates are housed in jail here inside 850 bryant. the question is if the building is shut down becse it has been deemed seismically unsafe, where do those inmates go? no one argues the point that 850 bryant, san francisco's hall of justice since the 1960s has got to go. the building declared seismically unsafe in the mid- 1990s still houses the criminal court and the jail on the seventh floor. san francisco is debating what to do with the 300+ inmates that the jail holds now that the mayor has called for the inmates to be re-housed july 2021. >> we have to close the jail. it is far past time for the city to have a clear plan and timeline to do so. >> reporter: san francisco supervisor call for a hearing to begin planning on what to do with the inmates the jail houses. at this point no one has a plan for where to put them. the retiring sheriff said since board of supervisors in 2015 rejected a $250 million proposal to build a new jail there is no plan for the 300+ inmates. the options are limited including sending some inmates out of

we recently received an award for a community outreach process that we did on the 27 bryant, which was identified in our equity strategy is having very poor reliability, particularly as it went through the tenderloin and the south of market neighborhood. we are pleased to have recently implementing those changes. as we prepared for the service improvements, we have a lot of things going for us. we had better vehicles, we had better data systems, but what is really impacting us right now is a very acute operator shortage. we are currently missing about 250 operators. with the help of operators working overtime, we are able to minimize the impact only about 5% of our service, with 5% of the service still represents hundreds of trips each day. and as you heard from monica, of a route runs every 20 minutes and we are missing a bus, that can create a 40 minute gap. when we have -- well we have worked hard to prioritize routes that go through our equity neighborhoods, there still have been impacts, and that is something we are monitoring very closely and trying to get through this difficult

matt: bloomberg opinion columnist chris bryant.ck out his work and colleagues.his mixed, westminster, still grabbing the headlines as boris johnson, the see have enough votes to bush is still through parliament? what does it mean for sterling? we will discuss that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to the european market open, 55 minutes into the session. we are for the most part down. we see an unchanged dax because some tech stocks in frankfurt are lifting the index but you see the ftse down as well as the cac and ftse mib. richard jones, mliv strategist in berlin. not a lot of time, but what do you expect for the vote tonight and how will that move the pound? richard: this is probably the second reading passes but the prime minister timetable, that is not so certain and that become something important for the pound in the short-term, because if he doesn't get it done by october 31 and has to ask for an extension, that ratchets up uncertain, which is already high for the pound. in the short and long-term, looking chall

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