i'm here to compliment sfta on the upgrades of the 27 bryant. we want to lend our support and we're pleased to see flag stops and we have to see bus stops consolidated where that makes sense and to have real bus stops established. we really appreciate the work with the community. they did do extensive work and for staying on track with the proposed silence. we were happy to be able to do a ride audit and work with staff so successfully to incorporate ruder input and we want to give an extra shout-out to jean long. she and rest of the staff have done a great job. so we look forward to partnering to reach out to riders, to build support for improvements. on a separate note, and i do want to bring to your attention, a project on the on the south of market on fifth street. the intention is to provide a two-way bicycle lane to support for safe and sustainable bike righting. it looks like the project proposals are removing a lane of traffic and the 27 bryant northbound will be in single lane with car traffic from fulsone into market. the bus will be d

is adjacent to city-owned property at 639 bryant and together, these two parcels constitute the power enterprise yard. to maintain the operational integrity and synergy of this yard, staff believes it's in the city's best interests to exercise the extension option at 651 bryant street. the option stipulates that rent during the extended term shall be equal to or below 95%, the fair market rent. the rent that sf puc negotiated is below 95% of fmr as determined by an mia appraisal by caullers in 2019. the new representative is 48,160 a month, adjusted 3% per year. with the extension comes a new base year of 2019 for property extension reimbursement. any questions. >> seeing none, let's pivot to the bla, please. >> the board is asked to approve a ten-year extension of a lease by puc with 65 651 bryant street and this would extend the lease until november of 2029. the rent is set at under the terms of the original lease, no more than 95% of fair market value. the square foot is $49 per square foot which is below the threshold fo for appraisal. total payments would be $6.6 million and we r

anita bryant was a christian singer and a spokesman for the florida juice industry. she thought this law would end up having children corrupted by the gay community, so she fought back against it with her "save campaign.en" here again, you see the creativity of lgbtq activist who fought back against her. you see an album that was put label a lesbian record ."lled "lesbian concentrate and there were a variety of songs pushing out against anita bryant and oranges. orange juice sales plummeted as a result. bartenders status serving a jig called the anita bryant, which is apple juice and vodka instead. so you see the lgbtq community rising up against people trying to he wrote their rights. then you see reverend jerry falwell, billy graham, powerful evangelical leaders who were blaming gay people for the aids crisis. again, a setback for the community because these powerful spokesman of faith were pushing back against there is rights. next week come to the section about the historic ruling that led to same sex marriage being made legal across the country. the first amendm

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and there were a variety of songs pushing back against anita bryant and oranges. bar test -- bartenders stop selling screwdrivers, which are orange juices with vodka. orange juice sales plummeted as a result. bartenders started serving a drink called the anita bryant, which is apple juice and vodka instead. so you see the lgbtq community rising up against people trying to he wrote their rights. then you see reverend jerry falwell, billy graham, powerful evangelical leaders who were blaming gay people for the aids crisis. again, a setback for the community because these powerful spokesmen of faith were pushing back against the community and their essential rights. next, we will come to the section about the historic ruling that led to same sex marriage being made legal across the country. the first amendment gives every american the power to petition the government for change. if there are policies or laws or things that are happening that they don't like. that is evidenced throughout the exhibit. jim obergefell had been planning to marry his longtime partner but i

the bryant controversy propel them onto a new task. this is one of the things that surprised me the most in uncovering the adams story. i thought some of the big turning points that we used to study and teach this period like the rise and fall of evangelical awakenings the clashes between anglican and congregationalist elite and early boston the trans-atlantic popularity of preachers and philanthropist would show up as formative moments in the religious lives of the adams' but they didn't. instead i learned with regard to american religion local history can be epic. it's a small-town scandal not a revivalist that had the greatest impact in turning john adams away from the pulpit. settling into the project i had to rethink my sources and timeline. that to me i cover some of the major themes in "household gods" including toryism. it took on a different shape for me too. while the adams papers married the families interactions with some of the boldest names in american history is always worth scrutinizing the less well-known figures. when

i go past the bryant center, as well. things they say they're going to enforce, they don't. 52% of the affordable housing units were in district six in the past ten years. it's too big. there's only three shelters of this kind in the city. they all have curfews. the city has no experience operating a navigation center of this scale. it's being pushed in. dogpatch is successful. 6 68 beds. it's at the end of a dead-end street. experts say keep the navigation center small. the managers say the dogpatch navigation center says there's two pages of rules. it has to because the population is so large. seawall 330 lot is -- the staff has recommended the value of seawall 330 lot to be reserved for high priority capital reserve projects. instead you're going to lease the lot without an praisal, lease or plan to balance the navigation center in a residential area. fourth, the city has listened but been dismissive of the hazard. every picture you show of one cleaned up, we can show you another picture at the navigation. the best com

bryant is here now. is he joined by "newsweek" global contributor and leadership development strategist. gentlemen, thank you very much. good to have both of you with us today. you know, we also note here that 10 years ago black employment was almost 16% in the united states. now, that number is 5.9%. so qualmy, let me start with you. as the reverend said, if that's not progress it's kind of hard to imagine what is. >> well, you know, that number has to be looked at with skeptical eyes. what i mean by that is you have to kick the tires. you have to look under the hood of that number. that number is a very superficial number. basically when obama left office he gave trump a 7.8% not the height of the recession. trump has made progress and that's no doubt. we are talking about when you are looking under the hood and you examine that number and look at real wage growth. the ability for people to put groceries on the table. the ability for people to afford healthcare. the ability for people to actually take

nick bryant of our broadcast partner bbc reports from inside venezuela. >> reporter: they're calling for protests. proud patriots like caped crusaders said that their beloved country is becoming like a failed state. with conviction, we'll gain freedom. businessmen such as carlos gonzalez vowed they would keep taking to the streets. >> we're looking for the freedom of our country. . it is a mess. we've got to do everything we can. >> reporter: in the midst of this, juan guaido desperate to keep up the momentum, but he's calling for military leaders to switch their allegiance appears so far to have backfired. soon the march became a confrontation. this highway that cuts through the middle of the capital for a second day, a battlefield. both sides are calling for a mass mobilization as a way to influence the military. these are targeting an air base right in the heart of caracas. authorities were determined to hold the line and so far they haven't been overwhelmed. what we're witnessing here is the battle for hearts and minds and there haven't yet been defections that anti-government pr

nick bryant, bbc news, caracas. a short time ago i spoke with our correspondeus barbara pletr, who is also in caracas. has the oppition overplayed its hands? barbara: it is beginning to look like that, jane. you are hearing in nick's package what venezuelans woke up to this morning, these tv images he mainident maduro at military base in caracas, expounding on the theme of the loyalty within the army. he was surrounded by top military commanders including the defense minister, who the americans had said was innv cosation with the opposition in order to oust mr. maduro. ll, there he was beside the president expressing his they think ung, "did they could buylike mercenaries? this is an indignity." oppositi leader lopez is hiding out and the court has put out an award for his arrest. anhe was set free to join guaido on tuesday when they called for a rebellion in the army, but that has not happened and have not heard from mr. guaido publicly. jane: barbara, what do people there make of the u.s. monday when they said tha

the bbc's nick bryant reports. this wild day in washington began with a meeting of democrats on capitol hillg amidst increaslls for an impeachment inquiry into donald trump.se democratic houpeaker nancy pelosi opposes that, thinking it would backfire politicbut she did level this explosive charge against the president. rehe pelosi: no one is above law, including the president of the united states, and we believe the president of the unitedtates is engaged in a cover-up. in a cover-up. nick: the next scene played out at the wte house, where a planned meeting on infrastructure between nancy pelosi and the president lasted less than five minutes. donald trump was apparently seething, and soon after stepped into the rose garden, not to mend fences, but to mount a barbed attack. pres. trump: things are going well, and i said let's have a meeting on infrastructure, that is one of the easy ones. and instead of walking in , happily into a meetiwalk in to look at people who have just said that i was doing a cover-up. i don'

as mentioned in addition to authorization to acquire the bryant street and sixth street properties. it authorizes the execution and certificates of participation and commercial paper notes to finance the cost of the acquisition as well as costs demolition and site preparation work. also before you today item 5 to you a compan-- appropriating ths the certificates and commercial paper note in order to finance the acquisition and site work as just described by the director of real estate. the certificates will finance the 11.5 million in acquisition costs and approximately 19,000 in closing fees. director of real estate estimates $642,000 will be used for demolition. the total approximate budget is $12 million which will makes up the entire not to exceed project budget. the certificates and commercial paper notes are expected to be executed and delivered in the not to exceed $16 million which is sufficient to fully pay the costs the $12 million project but also include additional $3.5 million for delivery costs associateassociated with the isf the certificates and commercial paper note

nick bryant, bbc news, caracas.ulgarian capital, sofia, on the first day of his trip to the country. he also met the head of the bulgarian orthodox church, patriarch neophyte, and on his arrival urged bulgarians to open their hearts and homes to migrants. pope francis' three—day visit will also take him to north macedonia. roman catholics make up less than 1% of the population in both countries. holly hamilton has all the sport. it's been another dramatic day in the premier league — one that's ended manchester united's dreams of champions league football next season. they were held to a 1—1 draw by huddersfield, which means they can't finish inside the top four and will have to settle for europa league football next year. we haven't deserved to be in the top four. we have chased the pack, we have been given chances. the league is so tight. it's a good league, loads of good teams, and when we got the opportunities we weren't able to really gra b the opportunities we weren't able to really grab them. today was just a

this is fifth street to bryant street. we are entering the alley network where we don't have to go on major streets. a sequence of open spaces and mid block crossings. this alley network takes a lot of pieces to get it to work. we have a number of large projects participating in this. we have a number of mid block crossings and street improvements as part of the central soma plan. this is so beautiful. we have these large blocks. the alleys make it unique. we have protections in place to make sure there is sunlight and new development doesn't impede the quality of the alleys. now we move to bryant street across there is a proposed mid block crossing to the 598 mid block and back through central park. once we cross central park and another alley we arrive at brannon street with protected cycle tracks for bicycles. a mid block between this and 88 which is the tennis club. they have a mid block alley as part of their project. this leads us to the two public amenities i want to highlight. first is central soma rec center. it i

nick bryant sent this report. on capitol hill amidst increasing calls for an impeachment inquiry into donald trump. the democratic house speaker, nancy pelosi, opposes that, thinking it would backfire politically, but she did level this explosive charge against the president. no—one is above the law, including the president of the united states. and we believe that the president of the united states is engaged in a cover—up. in a cover—up. the next scene played out at the white house, where a planned meeting about infrastructure projects between nancy pelosi and the president lasted less than five minutes. donald trump was apparently seething, and soon after stepped into the rose garden — not to mend fences but to mount a barbed attack. things are going well, and i said, "let's have the meeting on infrastructure, we'll get that done easily, that's one of the easy ones." and instead of walking in happily into a meeting, i walk in to look at people that had just said that i was doing a cover—up. i don't do cover—ups

the bbc‘s nick bryant is in caracas. opposition promised to make this the largest march in venezuelan history, and the country's future could well be determined by whether that prophecy turns out to be true. tens of thousands answered the call to protest — proud patriots, some who looked like caped crusaders, angry their beloved country has become a failed state. "we must stand firm", shouted this man, "with the conviction we'll gain freedom". and demonstrators such as businessman carlos gonzalez vowed they would keep on taking to the streets. we are looking for the freedom of our country. that is the message. we've got to do everything we can to get the freedom. that is the most important, today, tomorrow, and forever. in the midst of these crowds, the opposition leader, juan guaido, desperate to keep up the momentum. but his call yesterday for military leaders to switch their allegiance appears so far to have backfired. "we need more military support," he admitted. soon the march became a confrontation, this highway th

thank you, nick bryant, at the white house.he london bridge attacks in 2017 have heard how one of the victims tried to stop the attackers by hitting them with his skateboard. ignacio echeverria, a spanish banker who was living in london, was killed after stepping in to try to protect a woman who was being repeatedly stabbed. the inquest also heard about a junior doctor who rushed to help the wounded. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has more. a keen skateboarder, ignacio echeverria was 39, spanish and a financial crime analyst at hsbc. on the night of the attack, he had been educating with two he had been out skating with two friends near the tate modern. they pulled over on their bikes when they noticed one of the injured and then, looking up the road, they saw the attack continuing outside a tapas restaurant. his friend, guillermo sanchez—montisi, told the coroner... when the manager of the lobos restaurant realised how serious the situation was, he got his staff back inside and locked these doors to keep his cu

nick bryant, bbc news, for cbs news, caracas, venezuela. >> glor: a california couple who paid $600,000get their daughters into college today tcame the first parents to plead guilty in the admissions bribery scandal. acuce and davina isackson appeared in court in boston. they have agreed to cooperate with investigators now. more indictments are expected. and there were reports today that a chinese family paid t.5 million to get their daughter into stanford. we turn now to our series on america's student debt crisis. 0any people aged 60 and older nre struggling to pay an estimated $86 billion in student dean debt. they are racking up student debt faster than any other group. mark strassmann has more in our "eye on america" series, "life & debt." >> i'm 76, going on 77 soon. this is a mountain that i will never be able to climb. i am terrorized. the truth is, it's a terror. >> reporter: we met seraphina galante on the campus of san diego state. is it fun to be back? >> yeah, i like this. >> reporter: she got her masters degree in her late 50s here. 19 years later, she still owes almost $4

nick bryant, bbc news, caracas.ay's other news: president trump plans to sharply increase tarrifs on a wide range of imports from china. in a tweet, he said that negotiations with beijing had been moving too slowly. mr trump said the higher tariffs would apply from friday. the sultan of brunei has said a recent islamic ruling introducing the death pentalty for adultery, rape and gay sex will be reversed. new legislation introduced last month meant these acts could have been punished with death by stoning. but, after a worldwide outcry, sultan hassanal bolkiah said a 20—year general suspension of the death penalty would now apply to this new legislation as well. us air accident investigators looking into why a charter plane skidded off a runway into a river in florida have identified a number of possible factors. they say one of the aircraft's reverse thrusters didn't work. the boeing 737 also landed on a shorter runway than originally planned. all 143 people on board escaped without serious injury. the opposition la

nick bryant, bbc news, caracas.britain has said it doesn't trust the prime minister, theresa may, and has accused her ofjeoparding a cross—party deal for an orderly withdrawal from the eu. the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, said mrs may had broken the confidentiality of the talks after several newspapers reported she's preparing to give ground in discussions this week. our political correspondent chris mason reports. every sunday begins with church for the prime minister, and ends with questions about the potential for progress on brexit. "let's do a deal," she said to labour today. but, after apparent details about the private talks became public in the sunday times... do you trust the prime minister? no. sorry, not after this weekend, when she's blown the confidentiality i had, and i actually think she's jeopardised the negotiations for her own personal protection. and that's not the end of it. labour fret that, even if they can do a deal with theresa may, it could get ripped up by her successor. trying to ent

the bbc‘s nick bryant is encouraging us the bbc‘s nick bryant is encouraging us with this update. —— to be the week that president maduro was swept from office, that the opposition leader, juan guaido, would take charge, but after claiming early on tuesday morning that he had significant military support for a public uprising, thatjust failed to materialise. there weren't the defections amongst the military top brass that were needed and, within 48 hours, the mass demonstrations had fizzled. earlier, i caught up with the self—declared interim president, who's recognised as legitimate leader of venezuela by the united states and some 50 other countries, and i asked him whether this week he'd blown it. mr guaido, did you miss your chance this week, sir? did you miss your chance? "venezuela hasn't lost the chance," he replied. "we are closer to freedom." mr guaido is calling for his supporters to gather at military bases on saturday morning. the idea is to hand in letters to commanders of the armed forces, asking them to change sides. this is basically turned into a battle for the heart

the bbc‘s nick bryant has more.as dubbed the american taliban following his ca ptu re american taliban following his capture in afghanistan in the aftermath of the september the 11th attacks. in december 2001, the fact that there then 20—year—old who'd been raised in san francisco fought alongside caliban fighters shocked and already traumatised nation, then in the early days of the bush administration's war on terror. in his trial in 2002 he confessed he made a mistake joining his trial in 2002 he confessed he made a mistakejoining the his trial in 2002 he confessed he made a mistake joining the taliban and told a federaljudge he never supported terrorism, but there's been strong criticism of his release from this prison in indiana after serving 17 years of a 20 year sentence serving 17 years of a 20 year sentence because serving 17 years of a 20 year sentence because government documents suggest he still harbours extremist views. the government report into thousand 17 claimed that too continue to advocate for glob

nick bryant sent this report.ay in washington began with a meeting of democrats on capitol hill amidst increasing calls for an impeachment inquiry into donald trump. the democratic house speaker, nancy pelosi, opposes that, thinking it would backfire politically, but she did level this explosive charge against the president. no—one is above the law, including the president of the united states. and we believe that the president of the united states is engaged in a cover—up. in a cover—up. the next scene played out at the white house, where a planned meeting about infrastructure projects between nancy pelosi and the president lasted less than five minutes. donald trump was apparently seething, and soon after stepped into the rose garden — not to mend fences but to mount a barbed attack. things are going well, and i said, "let's have the meeting on infrastructure, we'll get that done easily, that's one of the easy ones." and instead of walking in happily into a meeting, i walk in to look at people that had just said

that's captain paul bryant of the north charleston fire department, trying to get to a trapped puppy,rocks. >> you can do it. you can do it. >> reporter: he was responding to a rescue call after witnesses heard the puppy crying. >> there we go. come on. >> he's coming out. aw! >> reporter: one more gentle tug. >> come on, buddy. there we go! >> all right! >> how are you? >> reporter: the puppy, a bit stunned at first, but you can see it as he shakes it off, suddenly wagging his tail, kissing that fire captain. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: checked out by a vet, he was then taken to the charleston animal society and put up for adoption. and when captain bryant learned no one had claimed him, he returned to save that puppy again. >> this is meant to be. he's my dog and he's coming home with me. >> reporter: they was then asked about a name. >> does he have a name? >> yeah, we're going to call him rock. >> rock? okay. >> reporter: moments later -- >> and here he comes. right now. oh, my goodness. >> how are you? >> reporter: immediately kissing that fire captain again and showing his love ri

nick bryant, bbc news, caracas. will not face the death penalty, in effect reversing a recent decree. following global protests, the country's ruler, sultan hassa nal bolkiah, said a 20—year delay on the death penalty would be extended. edinburgh closed its some of its streets today to motorised traffic, allowing the public to enjoy the city by foot or bike. it is the first uk city to join the open streets movement, which is committed to improving air quality in a number of the world's biggest cities. joanne macaulay reports. it is not usually possible to play badminton in the middle of edinburgh's royal mail, but today, pedestrians enjoyed a newfound freedom, as traffic was banned from several streets in the historic centre. it is part of a plan to make city less car dominated. just allows people to see how the cities can differently, and it puts a greater emphasis on health outcomes, people walking, cycling, being healthy in their own city, helping to reduce some of the air pollution issues. the council is plannin

nick bryant, bbc news, washington.ons —— in the european elections — a contest that was never meant to take place because of brexit, and its expected both the conservatives and labour could lose votes to smaller parties. 0ur deputy political editor john pienaar has been looking at the numbers. who's excited about the european elections? ok, maybe the wrong question for a lot of people. three years on from the referendum, these elections which were never meant to happen have got top politicians, from theresa may down and on both sides, feeling fearful. others are smiling in anticipation of what we all decide to do on polling day. the country's choosing 73 meps. they'll be among 751 members of the european parliament. they approve eu laws alongside the commission they appoint and scrutinise, and they approve the eu budget. as always, you put your x in a box for a party or an independent candidate, and the seats are allocated by region or nation according to the party's share of the vote. but in northern ireland, you mark

nick bryant of our broadcast partner the bbc reports from inside venezuela. >> reporter: tens of thousands answered the call to protest. proud patriots, some who looked like caped crusaders, angry their beloved country has become a failed state. "we mustcoice'll gai freedom." demonstrators such as businessman carlos gonzalez vowed they'd keep on taking to the streets. >> we are look for the freedom of our country. we've got to do everything we can. >> reporter: in the midst of these crowds the opposition leader juan gado, desperate to keep up the momentum. but his call yesterday for military leaders to switch their allegiance appears so far to have backfired. soon the march became a confrontation. this highway that cuts through the middle of the capital, for a second day the battlefield. both sides have called for a mass mobilization as a way of trying to influence the military. and these protesters are targeting an air base right in the heart of caracas. the authorities were determined to hold the line. and so far they haven't been overwhelmed. what we're witnessing here is a battle for h

coming up grinded trafficking christian girls and women from pakistan married off to men in china the bryants are told their future grooms are also christian and wealthy but the reality is very different and the chinese dissident artist ai wei wei signs off from germany with the biggest show with his work ever seen in europe will take you. i'm bored go off it's good to have you with us u.s. president on the trump has announced plans to tighten immigration which would make it tougher to gain entry into the united states trump wants immigrants to have better english proficiency and more job skills also he says that he wants to reduce the number of asylum seekers but his initiative it stands little chance of passing because of the divided congress that it has to get through here is part of what trump said about his plan earlier today here on this very beautiful spring day. in the rose garden to unveil our plan to create a fair modern and lawful system of immigration for the united states and its about time. if it dumped it our plan will transform america's immigration system into the pride of ou

i would also like to welcome william bryant. he is performing the duties of the secretary who has been leading this since may. prior to his service, he held many leadership roles at the department of energy and the department of defense. without objection, the full statements will be inserted into the record. >> thank you for today's opportunity to testify regarding the security agency. this is an effort to secure federal networks from cyber and physical threats. we serve as the nation's risk advisor. to further our efforts it is critical that across the industry we have clarity and a common sense of purpose on what we need to protect. earlier today i said we reached a new milestone by identifying a set of functions. the ncf, are so vital to the united states. that their dysfunction would have eight debilitating effect on security. or any combination of these things. >> an evolution in the nation's risk management efforts by focusing on how organizations enable these across the country. this is a risk factor in the nature of inf

clown to break down the barriers keeping kids with disabilities out of school kids will talk to the bryant.