sure burton. >> [john burton, commissioner].ess of getting votes in losing boats. and if anybody told me that less than 10% turn out and determine the outcome of the future of the waterfront or anything else, i would find somebody else to do the pole? it's just that i need to get off of this but they need to get an idea and they go within the that is it, if you ask anybody in the city if parking in transit and who do they favor more than anybody else? i never had enough money for a bike during the depression, but it is the bikers. that is the theory if you ask the voters, it would be more than 10% so that is one of the things that we in the small area of the waterfront have to deal with. and i commend you for your willing to go back and look at it. but i wonder if my fellow supervisors and i would've started raising the same issue that we raised at the last meeting if you would have even given it a thought. so give what happened today i believe, it is a learning curve and a learning position and i congratulate on the fact that y

burton?we detail in my written testimony the steps we think the committee should consider but i can emphasize a couple of them as really critical. first the restriction on us telling our customers, a restriction on our first amendment right in a number of courts have recognized that, which means the standard of a secrecy order should be a strict scrutiny standard. but that's not being applied. the corrective legislation would be clear that strict scrutiny should be applied and that i must be findings by the court based on compelling evidence submitted to the court showing that standard has been met. and even then these privacy orders should never be longer than we proposed 90 days without clear evidence being shown later on as to why they should be extended. we think just the steps would significantly reduce the number of these privacy orders that are even sought and would reduce the number that are being granted and combined them -- confined into those cases with virtually necessary in the n

pueden acudir a la preparatoria burton. >> saludos. >> aquellos contribuyentes que no presentaron laserramienta para documentar su informaciÓn y que de esa manera les puedan enviar ese pago anticipado del crÉdito tributario por hijos. >> el crÉdito mÁximo es de $1600 por los niÑos menores de seis aÑos de edad y de seis a 17 son $3000. >> sabemos que el irs advierte sobre posibles estafas. >> hay que estar alertas. ellos no manda mensaje de texto. >> la recordamos a la gente que presenten sus declaraciones de nuestros. >> solicitan la ayuda de la comunidad para identificar a un sujeto que regresaba a su casa. >> tenÍa puesto un suÉter negro. en la gente recomienda a la gente a mantener la calma. lo mÁs importante es su integridad fÍsica. cuÁles serÁn los dÍas mÁs calurosos esta semana? escuchamos a elena tabraue. elena: tenemos una advertencia calor en solano y san francisco. se esperan temperaturas de 92 a 102 grados. >> el jueves podrÍamos tener 108 grados el jueves. temperaturas de los tres dÍgitos en gran parte de nuestra regiÓn. les tendrÉ recomendaciones en segundos. se ha emitid

richard burton had an extraordinary career and one of his last name rhodes is that he's, he's a console on the, on the island of fernando po, which is, which is today, equitorial gimme. and so he has a responsibility for that knowledge of delta coast. just at the time when british control is starting and you're right, he makes a trip to bending at that time some 30 years before the invasion by the british. and he helps implant an image of bending which is dug up very successfully some 35 years later by the british, which is the bending is a place of sovereignty. it is a, it is a degenerate civilization. is it a place that has decayed that may have been great in the past? and i think that that lays the foundations for the justification of what happens later. absolutely. the big story, i mean we have jeffrey robinson qsc about his book of the organ. marbles is, of course, whether the british museum should return them. the british museum says it has an extra long term working relationship with the jury and colleagues and so on. why do you think britain is refusing to return? some of the pa

commissioner burton? >> commissioner burton: thank you. i just wanted to give a few thoughts of alesandro pirari. al and i grew up together, and he lived right around the corner from my mother's house and he was just wedded to the port of san francisco and north beach, and, trust me, we'll never see the likes of him in many years. he was just a special guy. and he was just dedicated to that in the italian-american community, and just got rest his soul. >> commissioner adams: thanks, commissioner burrton. first of all, director forbes, stellar report. and it's good to know that i have a feeling that we're coming out of this and you will continue to lead us out of it. and as things are starting to open up. i didn't know ken or al, but, clearly, just hearing about them, clearly you can tell that these were the type of men that were heroes. they both gave us everything and many thanks. they gave as good as they got and the world and san francisco and the port is a lot better because men like this came this way. may they rest in peace. next ite

and here burton's health secretary, my hancock, has resigned a day off to be in court breaking social distancing rules. he admitted to breach and guidelines after a picture of him kissing and hugging a colleague was published fine, newspaper images were reportedly taken on may 6th, when household mixing was banned in the u. k. he'd already been under heavy criticism for his handling of the pandemic. u. k recorded its high number of new cove, it infections in february on saturday. of the headlines this hour, i will be back in about 25 minutes time. with more news for you al jazeera world is next. the news. ready ah, the ah yeah, the social let me put my my food. i just got a customer. what bear with me. mm hm. mm. ah ah, i should be in the full. is there no telling me if you knew a call up call on the bill of fare and tell me to tell him, but i'll put it in but but since you continue to do it yourself, you know, it was a general to bottle of and all of a d, c, what i did was a drug or whatever, but tonight i did, i was just in mind if they wanted to see what they did. i want you to pla

reporter: burton has always been seen as a leader when it comes to spending on crucial areas like educationw it is a sensitive time. inhe worries with the pandemic cotries, hoping against hope that even with the financial consequences of the pandemic, aid budgets will be affected. that is why britain's decision, they are still giving $10 billion a year, but because of what they describe as months in a 300 year event, this will be a temporary measure. the concern is it won't be temporary a it will be permanent and set a terrible precedent. katty: jeff bezos say he and his brother will travel into space next month on his rocket company. the world's richest man has scheduled a journey for july 20 and there is room for one more passenger. it is being auctioned off. the current bid stand that almost $3 milli. reporter: heading to the edge of space. so far only flying with mannequins, now ready for its first real passengers. jeff bezosas announced he will be on board, along with his brother. >> it changes your relationship with the planet, humanity. it is one earth. i want to go because it is wha

olly foster is in burton, near the england training camp.where england are at the moment? ym. do feel that they are stepping up the gears, they will have to certainly depending on who they face next tuesday where you are. the 24 man squad obviously chilwell and mount are self isolating at saint georges park, they made it back here to their country retreat. a first day off for them at the tournament, they're taking note visitors which is why we thought we would show you some of the beautiful staffordshire countryside, saint georges parkjust over brow of that far hell. they started brightly again last night against the czech republic, they made for changes, and i think the crowd were really looking forward to seeing jack grillers from the start. it was him that set up the winner, they got thejob it was him that set up the winner, they got the job done. within democrat raheem sterling with another win for england, and a good move it was. we also saw harry kane get his first shot on target at this tournament, as well. it was slightly tinkered wi

at burton high school. the townhalls that we mentioned at our last meeting. we are continue to prepare to host three townhalls as well as to make ourselves available and ucsf through our partnership with them, also has doctors available to attend other community convenings as well. we hope that these three townhalls will provide families specifically with answers to questions related to health and safety. we will also have people present to talk about other topics of interest to family members. we will be reaching out in the next week letting families know that they can participate in one of these three townhalls that we have scheduled july 6th, we'll be offering a townhall in english with interpretation. we will on july 7th, we will be hosting a meeting in spanish with english interpretation and on july 8th we'll be hosting a meeting in cantonese with english interpretation. we will provide closed captioning and a.s.l. which will be hosted virtually on zoom to help ensure access for families as well as thr

burton could when they, when he buried the demolish houses. yes. but a how can i as, as, as a jew that we suffer from this creamy nation over centuries? how can we him in our country discriminate judaism and discrimination can not live together. so some think very hard if happens to judaism, didn't discuss what does this 4th of you know, this picture, this is sort of a feature. or this is incredible. look at this, this is from the messy german, the gay in 36, a soldier who has that salute thing. just 11 guy in the crow. that was not, well it, he did this, this, this is for me mom. and i think it is, it's, this is what makes us different. this is what makes us different. but those are the people that history in their members. and may other euro debaters. oh, the data and the logical mission vision. i'm not a lunatic only boy. she shut off of the whole are often much more lewis, but just sort of just now you meet the have a few initial i o n n a and visual. they're doing their hands. my name's battleship. i oh i i live in the corner down on special d

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germany will be the side that faces england at wembley next tuesday in the last 16. 0lly foster is in burtonnd training camp and joins us now. there were moments last night when england were going to face france, then portugal, then hungary, in the end it was germany again — how are they feeling about their opponents? you mentioned some of the words they are, they say they are excited about the prospect of taking on germany, yet again so many historic ties down the years. group f was bonkers, it changed eight times throughout the course of the evening, and of course, the england players are watching it. they had their first day off from the tournament last night, and for an evening's entertainment they had a barbecue before those two matches out on the terrace, some alfresco dining, then ed sheeranjust terrace, some alfresco dining, then ed sheeran just casually popped up for a socially distanced turn on his guitar, and he had a socially distanced a chat with some of the players before they went to watch those group f matches. now remember, they knew who they were playing in they knew who th

today brought some semblance of normalcy for burton high school graduates. >> it has been a struggle, but we still made it through. online school, homework and assignments, the mental stress. but now, it is all over, and i'm really happy that we graduated. >> reporter: seated 6 feet apart, with family and pods of four in the stands, this is the first group of 4000 san francisco unified graduates to walk across the stage and receive a diploma. socially distanced celebrations are being held at the stadiums. and at the high school canvas. >> being able to see everyone at graduation was awesome. it was just a really awesome event for us. >> the mayor issued an announcement that submissions could return today, saying graduation is a special time for students and loved ones. i remember how exciting my own high school graduation was, and the joy and pride that we all felt, being able to cross the stage to get diplomas in front of friends and family. >> you are no high school graduates. i present to you the flags of 2021. >> the staggered situate graduation ceremonies will be taking place ove

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seniors from burton high school received their diplomas yesterday.this was the first group of 4,000 san francisco grads will walk across the stage. >> its been a struggle but we still made it through. >> having the situation and being able to see everybody at graduation was great and it was just a really happy event for us. >> the staggered graduation ceremony will take place over the next three days. >>> lots of outdoor ceremonies, mary. weather very important. >> yeah. for sure. we are looking at great weather. it's a little cooler thankfully, more comfortable for sure as that ocean breeze kicks in. we are looking at temperatures that are going to ba little cooler even compared to yesterday. here is a live look with our san francisco camera, our mark hopkins hotel camera. you can see that fog indicating that stronger on shore flow. temperatures this morning in the 50's. mid50's for you in concord. good morning to you. oakland at 52. livermore 54. downtown san francisco and santa rosa at 50 and 57 for san jose. checking the visibility. it's a gray s

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was that they talk to not just the president biden, the president, but joe biden to mon, vladimir burton demand when they agreed on things that they could cooperate on. they talked about those when they disagree. they made sure that both of their points were made as forcefully as they could. joe biden, the us president saying though, while it was over a record deal, it's likely that they're going to be embracing one another and swaying side to side anytime soon. i don't think he's looking for a cold war or the united states. i don't think it's about, as i said to him, i said your generation of mine were about 10 years apart. this is not a bio moment, is used to say back in the sixty's, united states like less, hug each other. but as clearly not anybody's interest, your countries are mine for us to be in a situation where we're in a new cold war. well spot, the generally positive tone coming from both presidents. the u. s major apparently weren't very happy with the summit. they direct to the power of negative comments. joe bided accused him of not being tough enough with like who's in sa

laura burton money explains how the numbers add up families taking loved ones to the final resting place is a scene that's become all too common in lima. the cemeteries have been filling up, but until now, normal death due to cov 19, are included in the official figures that the blames on a lack of testing. now the government has revised these figures. the death toll has more than double 280000. since the start of the pandemic, meaning peru has the highest copays, 19 death rate per capita of anywhere in the world. garcia drama gave nurse read. we consider our duty to publish this updated information, not only as part of our commitment with accountability, but also to fulfill our responsibilities as a state and already undefended health care system has become overwhelmed. many hospitals are running out of oxygen supplies. find the situation was far worse than officially reported. has only tested about one 3rd of proportionately of its population. so when you do not have access to testing, you shouldn't just be counting people who have tested positive and who eventually died of cold it. be

was or during these was so if you all escalating and syria, you should say, many, half a 1000000 burton, a quarter of a 1000000 cetera. so people are prepared saying this is what these countries are concrete, they're going to war, and this is the result. don't blame the refugees. blame those who create the refugee. so europe's position has always been marginally, was historically going back of the united states, the americans when they leave a country where they've either failed or inflicted heavy damage and just induce the stalemate. i'm thinking now korea and vietnam do take in refugees from these countries. but largely from a social population that has collaborated with, they don't do it for everyone, but they doing the europeans tend to, to not to do even that. as we see in found the debates are taking place and in the united states for this democratic regime to just carry on with trumps policies and mouth. so to write creek, which is either the same or my can even worse thing, we just want to take, you mean, do you remember the brouhaha, the anger when prompted all this? how can he

burton, i mean, this is and that's, i think, very different from the united states or the united states. is a serious military board of great britain is not as there is military force. and that's why i think johnson's idea that the great britain is the global britain is as a major power of the world is completely misconceived. rapidly was part of what i asked you both the same question for the markets here in, you know, you can interpret the, the recent biden's summit in many different ways in georgia. now you've been a different venue, are gaggle, but i mean, is this undermining any possibility of kind of lowering tension because i'm wanting to reputation. you can take from the summer market 1st and i'm going to real quick . you know, i don't believe fact if i mean is meant to be an improvement in relations between russia and the west. spend the so to speak is found in the course of the west when nato needs to withdrew its presence from the russian order. the americans need to pledge inviting that ukraine over and georgia will not be admitted into the rank. and also the americans need

indiscriminate s trucks against civilians, more than a 100000 people are fled to fight and kaya state, nor burton, money resource. who de la hopes the small underground bunker will shelter her from the expected air strikes? when the military moved in with bombs and artillery far in march, hospital schools and public buildings were attacked. more than 100000 people from me and must pay in state fled their homes, many escaped to nearby, for now they are working to protect themselves against what they expect to be more bloodshed. i get on board that without burn or like soldiers are going over the line using my secret people live comfortably and safely. but right now, we have to leave our homes and hide from these people from canes, internally displaced camp it to have tar tried to fight away along the banks of the solving river to safety. in thailand, the neighboring kaya is one of several regions where all of the groups are fighting back against february's clues. when elected leader on san su cheap was deposed. we believe that there blockading this area. this is again something they do on a regula

but as laura burton malley reports, that's just one factor causing volatility in the crypto currencies. price. in one of the largest financial events since the pandemic, thousands gathered in miami to discuss promot, ansel virtual currency with bitcoin, relying on individuals buying in to strength its price. it also relies heavily on events like this to create excitement. what does it look like when people get paid in big point when people can order their coffee at starbucks in big points with the discussion about the future. bitcoin has shown its vulnerability and unpredictability. as global and tech leaders turned their interests towards the virtual currency. in mid april, it reached a price of $65000.00, leading many in the us to compare it to digital gold. less than 2 months later, it's worth just more than half that. one reason could be 13000 kilometers away in china, where the government is cracking down by blocking all social media accounts related to the virtual currency. although it's been illegal there since 2019. many has continued trading online. just 3 years ago, china hos

activist david swanson called nato's actions unfriendly. timing before a meeting between biden and burton couldn't be worse. and it's certainly intentional. nato is an offensive force, desperately searching for a way to pretend to be defensive force. and the only way it can do that is to generate actions from russia to provoke russia, to do bigger, more dangerous war rehearsals, so called exercises, provoke russia to, for more military units, to send more troops to the west, to engage in its own war rehearsals. so they're playing around with fire. the aggressor here is overwhelmingly the united states and nato. these are the, the forces putting the huge dollars into militarism or rushes. military budget is about 8 percent of that of the united states alone. never mind. the rest of nato president biden has broken most of his promises that he made as a candidate on a wide range of issues. and he hasn't so much as promised to anything good. in terms of his approach to russia, russian flagship business conference, the st. petersburg international economic form has begun. the long anticipated

the interior ministry says that it is planning to make exceptions for the tournament. despite burton being class as a virus variant area, president people who have recently been in britain can only enter germany if they are a german citizen or residence. and even then have to quarantine a quarter final of the pan. your appeal tournament will be held in munich with one team having previously played in london. meantime, there are only 9 days to go before the euro takes off. germany take on denmark tonight in their 1st warm up friendly to familiar faces have returned and are ready to bring some much needed experience to the squad via munich thomas mother, back in the germany team after 2 years. and once again, a leader, just like gorman's mom, hamas, the veteran do, should give the young team stability and the right mentality for the euros to make them as a voice bottling out. so i want to give my all, both as some player and as a person to me and to get myself into the best shape and possible before the tournament office. and of course, i hope i can play that role on the templates. i n

we now know it's a 38 year old man from barton burton back here in germany, who was a greenpeace protester. and yeah, like i say, wasn't planning to land on the pitch, but he's now facing charges of grievous bodily harm. all right, we'll leave it there. max marilyn unit, thanks for that. a greenpeace has apologized for the incidents which it says was meant as a protest against the game sponsor, volkswagen in a tweet. the environmental n g o said that a technical issue with the power gliding craft had forced the protest her to perform an emergency landing, and that they didn't intend to disrupt the game or hurt anyone. the mind was taken into custody on the police in munich, say they're investigating the matter when i'm joined by mary on team. and from greenpeace, here in germany, home out, 1st and foremost, what was green p thinking? with regards this protest, what was the intention of having a paraglider over at the stadium? so this paraglider wanted to send a message to b, w, who's the main sponsor of the event, calling upon the company to accelerate its face out of climate wrecking petr

now ask permission. russia has made clear how to enter its territory after moscow, someone burton's ambassador over a destroyer that encroached on its waters in the black sea. with more on the reaction, his constantine ross cough. russia sees the incident in the black sea is a deliberate provocation from the british navy. russian officials have taken it quite serious than for instance, your gear wrapped off, rushes deputy foreign minister. diplomat didn't match his words. what can we do? we can only appeal to common sense and demand respect for international law. if this does not work, we can bomb not only in the direction, but also in target. if our colleagues do not understand, i will in any one violating the state borders of the russian federation under the slogan of free navigation from such provocative steps. because the security of our country comes 1st and just to bring everyone up to speed a u. k. worship b h m, as the federal transmitted through what russia says are, it's there to world water. the vessel sailed within 12 nautical miles off the coast of crimea close to a russian naval

and burton's help to find patrol that now take place around the clock with some offices on motor bikes, stuff in them and get that in. it's a recent phenomenon. it's been on the rise since 2019 because security has been tightened on ferries and in the ports. it's much harder to reach the u. k. by classic means and migrants and now trying to log on inflatable boats from hey, you can just about say the purchase case line through the hays. it is less than 40 kilometers away. and for the migrants and refugees that are trying to cross the english channel, the goal isn't necessarily to reach the land, but the n c u. k. waters, about half way. because at that point they have effectively reached britain. many of the migrants from eritrea dawn, iraq, or afghanistan, stuck in squalid conditions in cali. some say that the police harassed them. we saw officers clear hundreds of people from a camp. this group of young afghans say that their risk of both crossing for decent life most say they have friends or family in england, will allow them to go to lead up. i have one friend who made it by see we

i was permission, russia has made clear to enter its territory after moscow summon burton's envoy over a war ship that encroached on its forties in the black sea or ministry spokeswoman marie's accounts are also added. there was a wider political motive behind the moon. what is it for to strengthen the lives created in media and the political stage of western countries included in the ball . so brussels abode are alleged to intrinsic stability, both our alleged threat to this very western world to bring everyone up to speed. a u. k. worship b, h m, as the veterans, that it through what russia says are it's territorial waters. the vessel sailed within 12 nautical miles off the coast of crimea close to a russian naval base in the black seats of after all. this resulted in russia sending its own naval vessel along with aircraft of fire warning shots. russian. diplomats also said that those trying to pass rushes limits are on a slippery slope. and according to the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman, by firing those warning shots moscow let everyone know that you need to ask rushes permis

at wembley — that's on tuesday. 0lly foster is at st george's park, the england training camp near burtonough a test this will be — but also how exciting — and today you've heard from declan rice? yes we have been. it will be a really intense few days for the england team as they analyse just what kind of the german threat there will be, there will be going through formations, different set pieces, tactical switches, and there will be such a debate over the next few days among england fans in england watchers aboutjust among england fans in england watchers about just what the best starting xi will be, what gareth southgate will put out there at wimberly on tuesday night, we had a training session this morning, harry maguire was back in that main training group. he was arrested yesterday. just managing his work load because they game against the checks was his first in over six weeks. —— he rested yesterday. he is a sure—fire start to come as is harry kane the captain for the pretty much on droppable. yet to score a goal. still no mason mount or ben chilwell, still in isolation and they w

he himself said is part of why the pattern that we've seen time and time again, among politicians, burton u. k. and state side, you know, in the morning they go out and they say to people where mall stay at home, don't touch anyone else. and then in the evening that snapped dining out mosque with their friends. and then of course they put up their hands and the thing i'm so sorry i should've known better. of course until now we'd never seen actually from a health secretary pass. you really should be leading by example. now we have so a tough yes and hancock? no doubt professional course, he's been under huge pressure if he's tries to guide britain to this once in a lifetime health crisis. code 19 has taken almost 130000 lives in the u. k. and now this indiscretion, which not only cost him his job, but we'll likely spoke with a tough time on his personal front to we spoke to was a broadcast john gold and level commentator anthony webber. you said a case is not about moral 63 with ethics and responsibility. the fundamental fact so a week before these guidelines were relaxed. he was still te