, including some 40-foot busses replaced by 60-foot busses, so we had been outgrowing our existing spaces so this, getting this new facility into service will be welcome. part of that, what that will support are service increases that will be going into effect as authorized by this board and approved in the budget. and formed by the muni equity service strategy, a number of muni lines getting service upgrades on june 16th. also be adding service to muni metro rail during peak hours, with really across the board there will be more frequent service, longer trains in some cases. some of our express lines such as the one ax and bx, will have increased frequency, the 9rs, 9 rapid to 60-foot busses, and again, a number of different muni lines that serve our equity strategy neighborhoods will see increased service. many of these service increases will go into effect this june, some will go into effect later in the summer, and as part of this work, the historic street cars which were moved out of the cameron beach yard when we did the rerailing of the green yard, the facility down at balboa park,

you could feel the anticipation building because the double-decker buss will come this way with their favorite warriors players and the parade will start. i have a specific directive to show the uc berkeley marching band and they will start with the parade and be right there. you see all of the fans here ready to go and i didn't show you in the last report, out of the way -- they have a special section. you got excited. we'll get right back to you in a second. there is a special section that is new on broadway, wit about 300 people here that are fans or sitting there. so that may be a part of the interactive parade. because there is -- this rally. what's your name? >> zina. >> how long have you been a warriors fan? >> oh, for years. at least 20 years. >> 20 years? >> yes. >> what do you think of this. seeing the championship and then the parade. >> fabulous. it is wonderful. >> and they might be starting soon. you have been screaming the whole time. what is your name? >> eric portillo. >> where are you from? >> el salvador, and born and raised in l.a. and grew up in daly city. >> what

baby step of the one in the fish if we didn't already we did not only want to actually find those busses but also we want to thank you dr fallon texas the trust that already had the. chinese government has an ambitious strategy plan when it comes to electric mobility and the administrative regions are doing their bit two thirds of shen gentz taxis have already gone electric. bill idea runs charging stations throughout the make a city which the taxi drivers use at the end of their shifts. it's peak period that not everyone however is happy. to look at it with. it's not worth it might have to charge my car for two hours every day that's a loss of ten or twenty years of business instead of earning money i set around to the games on my phone. and that gets boring after a while. but the city's government is having none of it and says the low power prices make up for any other losses and drivers have to make sure they take regular breaks anyway. and that's all feel fully charged business update thank you very much for watching. cohen was me i hate who you think is going to be world champion. a

these protesters, some were bussed here from austin. they're members -- as we walk here to the front of the bus, you can see the scene. hard to get a good vantage point. several people are sitting in front of the bus, not moving away. now, as i can tell you, it's hard to see how many migrants are in this bus, but buses have been pulling out of this processing facility throughout the day. this is the largest such facility in the united states. and the question right now is how migrants that were in this facility are being reunited with their families. that has been the big question that has sprung up in the last several days, since president trump signed that executive order. there is growing outrage, however, that there is at least what many activist feel as no adequate plan in order to get these children reunited with their parents. according to the department of health and human services, more than 2300 people -- children, rather, had been separated from their parents. the department of homeland security had said that agency reunited

the moment but the whole something develops so then they can perhaps brutal regime held areas or be bussed again to italy which we've seen already happen in aleppo and. when you look at a map of the region the very one of the obvious questions that that strikes you is that well israel how about israel but that brings problems of its over. absolutely and that has been the biggest fear up whenever we thought of and discussed how what happens when assad is going to attack southwest city up that attack right now is happening in doubt that i was next to clean it up we need lies on the disputed golan heights a large part of which is already with israel now on tuesday israel did hit an area near damascus international airport in an attempt to tell the city regime that if the do attack we need to move a bit forward then reason could basically have another war with that war be between israel and city that will be between israel and hezbollah iranian proxy which is infinite or will it be between israel and iran these are the big questions whether that these activities that are taking place that assa

however, and i don't see stephen buss here, there was a dead geek who nato green nose and he goes by the moniker, revolutionary clown. i would love to get his data. i believe i know who he is. overlaying the impact zones with census blocks to find the percentage of renters, nonwhite people, and median income in those affected areas. what they found, again, this was to promote racial equality and equity, areas affected by this where lower income, less white, and more renters than california as a whole. neighbourhoods within counties were poorer, less white and more renters than the county average. they gave some examples. is 21% nonwhite. thirty-seven% renter, and the median income is hundred and $19,000. it is quite high. the impact was on areas that were 62% nonwhite. they had a much lower median income than some of the median incomes we have in three areas of the city. they went on to give some more examples. the number was 61, riverside it was 67. we start looking at this where it comes up under the guise of promoting racial equity and it actually impacts those that it is trying t

the room, instead, there had been removal of bus stops, cutting back on service lines, removal of busses to the billions of dollars and overshadows the basic question, and even though this project may be completed, the basic question will remain. so, something has to be done about the internal operations. hopefully the bus signs will improve because they give faulty information. but basically internal house cleaning is more important than all the glitz and cosmetic work that is being done with muni forward. thank you. >> thank you, mr. wiener. next speaker. >> good afternoon, directors, tarek mamood, taxi driver. san francisco airport suspended roughly 1,000 drivers last year. suspend for 24, 48 hours. suspended 200 this year also. one driver sitting in his car for one hour, terminal to terminal, waiting for a ride, after getting tired he came out of his cab for two minutes to stretch. they called him in the office, and suspended him for 24 hour. then the other person, when the officer approach, ok, we don't suspend you. so are we kidnapped, are we their employees? what is the situation

they said the only kids being bussed here are boys ages 12 to 17. as you take a look at these photos from inside the facility, these are provided by the government. they aren't leading any media inside to view or photograph the facility. that's why some have concerns about what is going on inside. a group of superintendents from the local school district just showed up a little while ago adding to the number of people and groups of host of what has been going on. >> most of us have a good moral compass. we react to things that seem to be detrimental or may adversely impact our children. this is a policy and a practice that would do that. that's just something that you can't sit by and allow it to happen without at least trying to give voice to it. >> the high out here in the desert, 104 degrees. that person we spoke with at hhs insists that those boys inside the tends have ac. he says it's really cold. trace? >> we saw the pictures. i hear you mention the a.c. what else do we know about the conditions inside these areas, jeff? >> well, trace, this i

ckreism -- and to act s in the best interest of the microin busses they represent. now retailers of all sizes will need to invest in systemshat allow the collection of sales tax in thousands ofss jurisdictions. most retail experts don't nbelieve the decis will change which merchants buy from online in significant way because of the other factors like convenience. suthough crs may think twice in some cases, particularly with high-price purchases not previously subject to online tax. for "nightly business report," i'm courtney regan. >>> let's take about what some supreme court ruling could mean for consumers and the retail industry. arun, welcome, how soon will consumers potential feel the bite of today's ruling? >> well, i think they're going to start seeing it very soon, especially if you shohrough retailers like etsy or i think wayfair is probably a biggest loser. they advertise themselves as a place where you don't have to pay sales tax. amazon's probably going to see some impact, but they are big enough to be able t absorb any losses that comerom their sellers h

there are still more buss to come here. you see them pausing and waiting here, we have the coaching staff here. we got kevin did you ran and -- duran, and again, like you said, that really does speak to this deep bench the number of all stars on this team. every time they get excited and start celebrating one player, another amazing player comes on up. and i have to say i sort of question, a lot of fans did question the format. the difference in this parade and how it would be different from previous parade. these are things that they are going to remember about a parade. it is going to be you will remember steph curry topping off the bunch with a champagne bottle spraying the crowd and taking off high-fiving everybody. >> cook is with did you ran, they grew up in the same city, great friends and i still can't believe, i still remember when i heard did you ran was coming to the warriors, there is no chance. that has created real division between the warriors and the rest of the league and a lot of people don't like the warr

fridays since since march the thirtieth there we know afternoon prayers are for which people were were bussed here hamas senior figures tell us that it's vitally important as far as they're concerned that what they say is their new tactic of peaceful protest remains in place and they will continue to do this they say until there is something tangible to show for it so far that remains elusive things remain very tense here especially this week after what we saw just a few days ago with a round of some forty five rockets and mortars fired out of gaza territory into israel and the response from the israeli air force with some twenty five targets struck there is a sense of tension here as these protests continue now well into the third month. a top u.s. advisers on the middle east have met the israeli prime minister at the u.s. embassy in jerusalem it's part of a tour of the region to push president donald trump's middle east peace plan palestinian leaders have halted all communication with the u.s. since december and it's unlikely they'll meet trump's son in law and senior adviser jared kushner

crackings, the drainage system and tunnel wall duri wkd inrush hour, customers transferring from m buss to k trains to bart at balboa park can receive a single bart ticket. >>> crews will be working on the tunnel through august this. >>> this summer kids across the country will be jumping on their bikes, new research shows hundreds of thousands are injured every year. a new study from nationwide childrens hospital shows 25 kids are treated in emergency rooms every hour for bike related injuries. the study looked at kids ages 5 to 17 over a 10 year period. one doctor says brain injuries account for is 1% of all injuries. >> the 10 to 14-year-olds tend not to wear helmets as much, that was the group injured the most, so we need to encourage that age group. >> a researchers say i had kids are more likely to put on pell mets if they see their parents wear one. >> i got a concussion as a kid. learn from my mistakes. >> there you go. >> quite an injury, you don't want kids to go through that. >>> do you want to show you what is going on, so this is the pawnee fire. letting you know dealing wi

charter schools are not always required to provide bussing in areas with no public transportation. that can mean no access. >>> well, getting a goodnight's sleep is critical to everybody's health, but in particular your children's. researchers from the journal pediatrics found a lack of shut eye in adole tence leads to likelihood of heart ghdisease, hi blood pressure, and obesity. experts say you should set a consistent bedtime, cut ei ca, and no screens in the bedroom. sflo it's just as important to get that physical activity. >> doctors recommend eight to nine hours of sleep for children depending on their arj. >>> keeping your financial information stored in your phone could be the reason you're nou paying off debt. a certified financial planner says ne, but especially young people should put down the phone and pick up a pen. he suggests managing a budget the old-fashioned way by writing it down. that includes a detailed list of money coming in and going out of your account. using technology is going to be a shortcut, but there isut no shorhen it comes to sorting out finances. y

. >> dangerousd driving a local school buss wait until you hear how many citations one county iued just this school year alone. >>> your n at 11 starts right>> > shots. >> monroe shots being fired and there are people running possibly victims involved. >> ceizen just cam in the fire station and said there was gunshots fires. >>> ios hard t believe but i was one y ago tonight househi majority w skiff scalise was fighting for his life after a shooting during a congression baseball practice. tonight he returnedo the congressional baseball game. >> that's right.ro the c at nats park gave a standing ovation and even though the democrats beat the republicans 21-5 scalise had the play of the night. bram weinstein was there. >>reporter: the dog days of summer have been refined on capitol hill these days.ur the dse has included a lot of seriousnd constant high heat, but since1909 congress nas found theime to engage some of the old school old-fashioned trash talk. this siyear's cononal baseball game served as a reminder of how strong the rhetoric is and the university healing. steve scalise one y

. —— bussed people and. they say that brexit is not a done deal. -- bussed people and.mments and that they could still walk away but no deal potentially? people here unsurprisingly think that would be sort of madness. they think that would be a terrible situation to come to. and interestingly, we don‘t really know what will happen if that comes about. we don‘t really know what sort of circumstance would arise that would lead to another referendum. because at the moment you have both the conservatives and labour both saying that is a bad idea. so i guess the scenario here that people here envisaging are that if theresa may comes up with a deal, goes to parliament say in the autumn and parliament does not back it, then they would say that would be then they would say that would be the time for another referendum. thank you very much. john donna sent in central london. and remember you can keep up to date with every twist and turn of the brexit negotiations, and the political ramifications by going to bbc.co.uk/politics. the french president emmanuel macron has said he fav

for example, lake oconee academy is the only public school in the district that does not provide bussingd in a rural county, there is no public transportation to the school. >> this school and these types of schools are not the norm. the charter school movement is not known as a movement that's serving predominantly white >> ror wwanto to the real estate executive who petitioned to create the greene county charter school. is mr. neil not in today? >> no, ma'am, he's not here. >> reporter: rayburn neil did not return our calls. sandra lawson has given up trying to get her children into the academy. >> hopefully for the next family comes on they are truly given an opportunity. >> reporter: rather than see the spirit of charter schools violated she says by giving advantages to kids who already have a wealth of them. rehema ellis, nbc news, greensboro, georgia. mosw today. huge upset at the world cup as mexico defeated the defending champions germany. the score was 1-0. mexico pulling it off with a single goal in the first half, and great defense in the second. and there were shock waves lit

the first shuttle busses rolled down the street early monday connecting k, l, and m lines to downtown, but some are not happy. >> very inconvenient. they did not tell us what time the bus would be coming up. the trains are late, bus is late, and everything is late. >> reporter: others just rolled it with. >> got to make repairs, make the refairs, as long as it works, who cares. >> reporter: it's needed because stations are closed for two months to allow a major $48 million track replacement project in the twin peaks there was an army of representatives at stations and stops helping riders get to where they needed to go. morgan moreno planned ahead. >> woke up a little bit earlier to, you know, prepare, get re y ready, and hop on a bus. >> reporter: this project turned one block into a construction zone, offlimits to cars, and that worries some business owners. managers at the rain tree cafe hope customers can find them. >> it means, like, less parking for people, and less chances they come around here. >> reporter: the chief hopes the public will be understanding and patient. >> we th

they're bussing across theun y for a summer of peace tour. e first stop came tonight in chicago. ormer congresswoman and shooting survivor gabby ffords also spoke. >>> now investigators are trying to figure out if a marine sho himself on purpose or if it was an accident. gunshots rang out around 8:00 this morning up on c hill. the marine washe guarding t home of the marine corps commandant. we don't know the marine's name, only that he survived and is in the hospital night. >>>xt, an all new at 11:00, a grandmother comes face to face withbobcat. the one thing she feared as the wild animal went on the attack. >>> i'm a julie carey eagle bank arena. nine months ago ben caplan connecticut walk or talk aft a terrible accident that claimed his >>> there are great stories of success h at everyh school graduation. there was an especially moving ceremony today. nine months ago you'll recall ben caplan could not walk or talk after an accident that killed his mother a put him in intensive care. well, tonight, he's celebrating with familyfter walking across the stage to pick up his diploma.

numbered martens is on his way to see a mural by the argentinian artist francesco buss alecky on the canadian artist yojanas. martens knows some street artist person likes to observe how they work it's a very special expect. since. i think people you really. feel like a pioneer but like a chronicler that's how i see you i have a database of many pictures and i've worked on them chronologically ordered what with a little of. this database recounts how murals appeared in the great landscape of west berlin the nineteen eighties their message was often political. some of the works no longer exists like this one by blue she painted over in black and chosen a fourteen in protest against judge for creation of. these works of street art are also set to disappear soon. but the world tree will not disappear from berlin forever despite the new building going up in front of it. the tree will simply be uprooted and planted elsewhere in the city nobody marfan's is delighted. that it will be visible somewhere else but to the. every day new works appear in berlin so norbert martens will always have

fridays since since march the thirtieth there were no afternoon prayers off to which people were were bussed here hamas senior figures tell us that it's vitally important as far as they're concerned that what they say is their new tactic of peaceful protest remains in place and they will continue to do this they say until there is something tangible to show for it so far that remains elusive things remain very tense here especially this week after what we saw just a few days ago with a round of some forty five and mortars fired out of gaza territory into israel and a response from the israeli air force with some twenty five targets struck there is a sense of tension here as these protests continue now well into the third month. greece's prime minister says a debt relief deal agreed but the country's eurozone creditors marks a major turning point away from austerity achieving debt relief has been a long term goal for next is suppressed back in two thousand and fifteen he joked that when he achieved it he would mark the occasion by putting on a tie and he did just that it be you know surplus t

i was out talking about protecting old people and bussing meth labs. so it was kind of a new thing for me. so it's really interesting the role that attorneys general really have always taken and continue to take. and so i'm hoping that we'll get to talk about that a little bit today. you know, starting off with kind of a soft ball, i mean, the city of washington d.c. has been so welcoming to tech companies and consistently is listed as one of the top ten tech cities in america outside of silicon valley. what's it mean that a company like yelp chooses to come here and employ people and make a physical presence here in the nation's capital? >> well, i think you hit it on the head. it's further confirmation that the world's best companies know that the district of columbia is a good place to do business. primarily because we have extremely talented folks who live and work here. you know, really robust colleges. and it's pretty fun to live in d.c. it's a friendly city with a bunch of natural beauty. the monuments are here. the museums are here. why wouldn'

importance of community, and it was pretty much a segregated community i grew up in, until we started bussinge forced busing that created desegregation of the school systems. david: when you were young, your mother brought you to the march in washington. robert: she did. the impact of bringing me and my brother was for us to understand our community stood for something, our community was striving for something and it , was important we were part of it. that is part of the lifelong part of my soul, which is i have to give back and help my community move forward in this wonderful country called america. david: as we have this discussion now, we are in the african american history and culture museum, of which you are one of the largest donors. we are very near to where martin luther king jr. gave his speech. your mother was living in denver at the time, but she grew up in washington. your grandparents, what did they do? robert: my grandfather was the postmaster general for three post offices here in the d.c. area. before that, when he was in high school, he worked in the senate building. he work

importance of community, and it was pretty much a segregated community i grew up in, until we started bussingforced busing that created desegregation of the school systems. david: when you were young, your mother brought you to the march in washington. robert: she did. david: when martin luther king made his famous speech. robert: i think the impact of her bringing me and my brother for the summer was for us to understand our community stood for something, our community was striving for something, and it was important we were part of it. that is part of the lifelong part of my soul, which is i have to give back and help my community move forward in this wonderful country called america. david: now as we have this discussion now, we are in the african american history and culture museum, of which you are one of the largest donors. this is very near to where martin luther king jr. gave his speech. your mother was living in denver at the time you were brought here? robert: correct, but she grew up in washington. david: your grandparents, what did they do? robert: my grandfather was the postmaste

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dr buss and i am with a now is a good time for the first ever official a royal trip to the illegally occupied middle east of lands and in the week of a landmark u.k. report the hundreds of deaths caused by prescription of medicinal heroin what about medicinal cannabis we speak to parents who are legally and illegally giving their children what the prime minister selectively licensed told us more coming up in today's going underground but first to more of the third in line to the british throne prince william without his wife kate will visit israel and the occupied territories it'll be the first official royal visit to the illegally occupied land since their existence was catalyzed by the balfour declaration in london one hundred one years ago but will be meeting with notorious israeli military forces north according to israel's twenty four news tons of military involvement which the other favorite thing of the royal family obviously be steering clear of the israeli military in order to try to keep things unconventional that was very clear from what they showed told us yesterday and w

turn on hold again summit with north korea's leader buss there's more cautious optimism from other south pacific nations. as spain's new prime minister is sworn in we'll take a look at the challenges that both he and his country face. emotional goodbye the rising death toll of anti-government protesters killed in nicaragua. and.

the gaza minister of health and head of the palestinian council on the international relations dr buss in name whether now is a good time for the first ever official u.k. royal trip to the illegally occupied middle east of lands and in the week of a landmark u.k. report it to hundreds of deaths caused by prescriptions of medicinal heroin what about blood this is all cannabis we speak to parents who are legally and illegally giving their children what the prime minister selectively licensed told us the more coming up in today's going underground but first to more of the third in line to the british throne prince william without his wife kate will visit israel and the occupied territories it'll be the first official royal visit to the illegally occupied land since their existence was catalyzed by the balfour declaration in london one hundred one years ago but will william be meeting with notorious israeli military forces north according to israel's twenty four news terms of military involvement which the other favorite thing of the royal family he'll obviously be steering clear of the is

for example, lake oconee academy is the only public school in the district that does not provide bussingd in a rural county, there is no public transportation to the school. >> this schoo and these types of schools are not the norm. the charter school movement not known as a movement that's serving ompredantly white students. >> reporter: we wanted to talk to the real estate executive who petitioned to create the greene charter school. is mr. neil not in today? >> no, ma'am, he's not here. >> reporter: lrayburn n did not return our calls. sandra lawson has given up try igto get her children into the academy. >> hopefully for the next family comes on they are truly given at opity. >> reporter: rather than see the spirit of crthaer schools violated she says by giving advantages toids who already have a wealth of them. rehema ellis, nbcnews, greensboro, georgia. >>> let's switch gears and jump to mosw today. huge upset at the world cup as mexico defeated the defending champions germany. the score was 1-0. mexico pulling it off with a single goal in the first half, and great defense in these

fridays since since march the thirtieth there have been afternoon prayers off to which people were were bussed here hamas senior figures tell us that it's vitally important as far as they're concerned that what they say is the new tactic of peaceful protest remains in place and they will continue to do this they say until there is something tangible to show for it so far that remains elusive things remain very tense here especially this week after what we saw just a few days ago with a round of some forty five rockets and mortars fired out of gaza in territory into israel and a response from the israeli air force with some twenty five how muscling targets struck there is a sense of tension here as these protests continue now well into the third month. all right still ahead on al-jazeera targeting trump and the states that voted for him you slapped with fangs tariffs on u.s. imports worth billions of dollars. and violence after a disputed election in papua new guinea triggers a nine month state of emergency. we've seen so significant right in pennsylvania back in illinois is the top end of this

fridays since since march the thirtieth there we know afternoon prayers are for which people were were bussed here hamas senior figures tell us that it's vitally important as far as they're concerned that what they say is their new tactic of peaceful protest remains in place and they will continue to do this they say until there is something tangible to show for it so far that remains elusive things remain very tense here especially this week after what we saw just a few days ago with a round of some forty five rockets and mortars fired out of gaza territory into israel and a response from the israeli air force with some twenty five targets struck there is a sense of tension here as these protests continue now well into the third month. a top u.s. advisers on the middle east have met the israeli prime minister at the u.s. embassy in jerusalem the visit is part of a tour of the region to push president donald trump's middle east peace plan palestinian leaders have halted all communication with the u.s. since december and it's unlikely they'll meet trump's son in law and senior adviser jared cu

now, the parade gi at broadway and 11th street at 11am. from there the players, riding busses, will go north and then turn right onto 20th street. then they turn right again onto harrisson then left onto 19th street. the parade then merges onto lakeside driveand ends at lakeside and 13th street.in preparation, the city of oakland has been building grandstands and putting up fencing all along the route. fans can watch the from any point along the parade route route as long as they stay behind the fencing. there will also be three first aid station and two lost children locations near the parade.now, fans are encourage to bring sunscreen, hats, water, team wear, as well as signs anbanners as long as they don't block the view of the parade and don't have any obscenities.you can not bring drones, coolers, glass containers or cans. alchohol, drugs, weapons, umbrellas, tents, laser pointers, scooters, bikes, lawn furntiture or fireworks. finally, be aware that there will be very little parking downtown and many street closures that will last for a good part of the day. also p

to take them to the game on sunday so they had to flag down one of those red double=decker tourist bussesening at the same time.. so the streets were a mess.. the cops actually had to escort the bus to the ballpark... all that to get there and then we creamem 'em with a 11th inning walk off douible. so it was win win.. we got the game and they got a nice tour of the city. ( darya )the a's are still seeing the sights and the homeruns on the road.. they beat the tigers yesterday in detroit.. and kept their homerun streak alive.. with a homer in 26 consecutive road games so far. the road trip ends on thursday. ( darya ) or does it.. what if it never ends..?? what if what goes up never comes down?? can that really happen? it did in houston. toronto's curtis granderson hit a foul pop up and the catcher kept waiting and waiting but the ball never came home.. maybe stuck in rafters?? would it get stuck in zero gravity in space? put that in your science file james.. (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) take a look at this.. madrid posted a video of a dog 'saving' the life of his trainer by performing c-p-r

hungary that has one of the most anti-immigration policy in the world right now, they were stopping the busses making sure theeople could be reunited with their families because they didn't want to flict any more trauma on to the people, so they could control the situation and n cause unnecessary agitation and stress. >> richard engel, you'vea seen quitt of this in your travels around the world, richard. thanks for your reporting. much appreciated. >>> before we go to break, a quick programming note. jac jacobon soboroff,ht he'll be reporting on the crisis on dateline sunday called "thevi ng line" it airs at 7:00, 6:00 central. we'll be right back with the we'll be right back with the i'm ray and i quit smoking with chantix. in the movies, a lot of times, i tend to play the tough guy. but i wasn't tough enough to quit on my own. not until i tried chantix. chantix, along with support, helps you quit smoking. it reduced my urge to smoke to the point that i could stop. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. some people had changes in beha

fridays since since march the thirtieth there we know afternoon prayers off to which people were were bussed here hamas senior figures tell us that it's vitally important as far as their concern that what they say is their new tactic of peaceful protest remains in place and they will continue to do this they say until there is something tangible to show for it so far that remains elusive things remain very tense here especially this week after what we saw just a few days ago with a round of some forty five hundred rockets and mortars fired out of gaza territory into israel and the response from the israeli air force with some twenty five how marshalling targets struck there is a sense of tension here as these protests continue now well into the third month. greece's prime minister says a debt relief deal agreed but the country's eurozone creditors marks a major turning point away from austerity achieving debt relief has been a long term girlfriend axis of press back in two thousand and fifteen he joked that when he achieved it he would mark the occasion by putting on a tie and he did just th

fridays since since march the thirtieth there have been afternoon prayers ofter which people were were bussed here hamas senior figures tell us that it's vitally important as far as they're concerned that what they say is their new tactic of peaceful protest remains in place and they will continue to do this they say until there is something tangible to show for it so far that remains elusive things remain very tense here especially this week after what we saw just a few days ago with around of some forty five hundred rockets and mortars fired out of gaza territory into israel and the response from the israeli air force with some twenty five hamas linked targets struck there is a sense of tension here as these protests continue now well into the third month. from there to washington where you can see donald trump the president trying to be meeting so-called angel families who've lost relatives to crimes committed by migrants now addressing delegation then let's have a listen please sit down vice-president parents thank you very much for joining us mike i also want to recognize acting director

(vicki) and muni busses have cameras that can take pictures of your license plate if you're stopped where) enter...stanley roberts. .. there are so many ways you can spend money on mission street in san francisco and you don't even have to get out of your car insert random dude into shot natsfor instance watch the woman get of the minivan to talk to the parking enforcement officer we wants him to ignore the fact that the minivan is in the bus zone engine starting door closes then the minivan drives off long before she could be handed a parking ticket oh but not so fast . believe it or not that driver just spent 288 dollars now let's go back to the very first video see this van with the door open, it's by design you see every transit bus rolling up and down mission are armed with cameras like this one at the push of a button the bus drivers can record anyone double parked in the transit lane or the bus zone.. then the sfmta looks at the photos and decides if the cars is issued a 1 hundred dollar ticket nats ambiance so what happens is this while drivers still invade both zones, they are co

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they can't communicate their needs and being flown or bussed across the country. so they are deeply permanently traumatized, for the people who are working with them, they didn't go in this to be apart of the process. theyen went into the work because they care deeply about the welfare of children and migrants and refugees. >> who work that piece on the chaotic effort to reunite immigrant parents with their kids. putting together a task force on reunification, just published add few minutes ago and run out of the deputy secretary who does emergency management. they are tasking the emergency teams. that's the first concrete step we have seen from the agency to do anything, right? >> it's been a total black hole. attorneys calling a to free number distributed to some of the detainees a, and when you call, you wait over an hour and sometimes nobody answers and when they do answer, you don't get any information and the detainees tri detainees child is in the united states somewhere. the effort to find information from the detainees who have lawyers and not all of them

>> i thinkmall s busses rightfully have some concerns about providing lactation accommodations f employeeshowever we left a lot of leeway in the legislation to account small footprints.es that may for example, we don't mandate that you have a lactation room, but rather lactation space. in city hall we have a lactation pod here open to the public. ♪ ♪ >> so the more we canan, especially in government offices, the more we can support women. >> i think for the work place to y o support a encouragement for pumping and breast feeding mothers is necessary. >> what is most important about the legislation is that number one, we require that an employer have a lactation policy in place and then have a conversation with a hi as well as an employee who requests parental leave. otherwise a lot of times moms don't feel comfortable asking aceir boss for lactation mmat really it's hardo go b the office after you have become a mom, you're leaving your heart outside of your body. when you can provide your child food from your body and know you're connecting with them in that way, i know it means a lot to a

getting on buss in a wheelchair is very difficult, a lot of drivers don't want to pick us up and a driver told me to catch the next one. i had to argue with him to get on the bus, i was able to, too full. a made a complaint, but it was ignored for a month. i had to argue with staff to get an ada hearing. when that happened, i found out they had lost half of the video footage from the incident, including a portion of the video footage where the driver complained that wheelchair users always want to get on the bus when it's full. but the crux of this has been my experience with theed neutra hearing officer who badgered, bullied me during the was se of the hearing. very difficult experience for me. and not one that i wish to repeat. i really hope there can be neutral hearing officers that don't work for sfmta, mr. henry epstein still found against me, and found the driver did nothing wrong. he was not going to let me make a statement until i had to specifically request it and during that statement, even after agreeing not to interrupt me, he did interrupt me during the statement and was spea

border or are captured crossing the rio grand, they're referred to the department of justice and bussedl c here. in the last few weeks they've been filled with hundreds of people faced with the zero tolerance policy and they are there threatening to charge them with the crime of illegal entry. here they say families have been split up here and that overwhelming sense of a real dramatic change here, brooke. some of the stories from attorneys who talked to people, one woman yesterday who talked to an attorney who said her child was taken away from her at a detention center as she was breast feeding that child. another immigrant asked the judge for leniency,e was sentenced for 15 days. he asked for leniency because he wanted to get back to his child as quickly as possible. these are some of the stories we're hearing here in south texas. >> i keep wondering where are thee ki these kids, how do they get reunified? >> we were telling you a republican saying there was a problem with a -like situation with his party. so we just learned that senator had a very heated lunch with colleagues and so