navigation centers are one piece to ending homelessness in san francisco and nav centers are triage centers where we determine individual roadmaps out of homelessness which is different, be it housing or problem-solving. we provide services, treatment for substance abuse and benefit's enrollment. i'll end with a tor story as ret as yesterday. my director of coordinated entry left me a message. he said, kathy, it's working. i share with you, within a four-hour period, there was a man on streets, on mission street, that was wrapped in a blanket, that had limited engagement, that we mobilized our mobile team to go out and they went out with their lap tops and assessed him and right then and there realize edhe reae scored for housing -- >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> my name is cal con conroy. i'm here to speak about building more centers in san francisco. i've had the privilege of being able to visit the navigation center and taken on a tour. i feel a lot of people have never been inside one. they are -- at least the one in the dog patch is amazingly clean. all reside

i oppose the navigation center in our neighborhood. i urge you to grant our appeal and return to the port to ensure consistency with all land-use plans for the site. if the city import seem to disregard state and local development plans, laws and regulations, why have any land-use plans at all? the city has argued that development can be ignored because the proposed homeless center is temporary, but each incidence of crime, violence and nuisance perpetuated upon neighborhood residents will be permanent. they cannot be erased. common sense dictates that navigation centers be located where they negatively impact the fewest residents possible, as with fifth and bryant street already in our own district. not in any densely populated residential neighborhood with 10,000 families, children and retirees within three blocks. not on the embarcadero, the city 's busiest and most chronic boulevard, endangering thousands of pedestrians danger really -- daily. it defies all logic to have a shelter here. creating a greater homeless problem in an hou

the airstrike was very precise that it hit the center the center of the detention center this is the creator of the airstrike it's very precise but here the. sources with the government of the u.n. back the government of national called accuse has to play for the jets of targeting this detention center here supervisors here say that they have managed to transfer those who made it the other migrants who are still alive to other areas but there is yet there is still a state of panic among the other migrants and also among civilians who live nearby they say that this explosion was huge we can see embassies just rushing here to. pick up the dead bodies and transferred the casualties to medical center. well that was the immediate aftermath of that al-jazeera is alexia brian brings us more now on events in the bia. traumatized and scared they wait outside the migrant camp that was their temporary home and they're among the hundreds of thousands who've come to libya in search of a better life across the sea in europe. for some here that dream is now over victims of a conflict that has nothi

the proposed 200 bed sites, safe center, i should say, would keep components of navigation centers low barrier to entry shelter allowing people to come in with storage of their belongings and a trauma-informed approach to services. additionally, there will be a good neighbor policy implemented by the on site provider. there will be a 24-7 phone number to call and we'll focus on addressin addressing homelesd each navigation centre is open and run independently from one another. i would like to address concerns that were raised about community engagement. as you know, we had over 20 community meetings held between march 2019 and may of 209. 2019. many, many one-on-one conversations, as well as tours offered at the navigation centres as a result of these meetings, we did make a number of changes to the proposed size and design of the site. i would like to address a few of the non-related issues that were raised by the appellants. first, around public record request, i want to point out that since march of 201, the tht of the requests have been multiple components and the city has complied

refused to condemn that strike on the migrant center. that's right elizabeth you might recall that on wednesday the 3rd of july the u.n. security council met in closed session for several hours more than 3 hours trying to come up with a response to the attack on the detention center in libya but they were unable to do so because the u.s. would not agree or could not greenlight the language in the resolution so now of the 3rd day after the attack the security council has come out with a press statement condemning the attack which as the death toll now of course has risen from the initial estimate of 44 to 53 people there beyond that the members of the security council stressed the need for all parties to commit to a ceasefire saying that a lasting peace in libya can only come through a political solution the council's expressed its deep concern over the worsening humanitarian sick situation in libya and also expressed concern over conditions in those migrant and refugee detention centers which are operated by the libyan government and the

the airstrike was very precise that it hit the center the center of the detention center this is the creator of the airstrike it's very precise but here the. sources with the government of the u.n. back the government of national called accuse has to fighter jets of targeting this detention center here supervisors here say that they have managed to transfer those who made it the other migrants who are still alive to other areas but there is yet there is still a state of panic among the other migrants and also among civilians who live nearby they say that this explosion was huge we can see ambulances just rushing here to. pick up the dead bodies and transferred the casualties to medical center. well that security council meeting is due to get under way in a short while live now to the u.n. in new york rob reynolds is our correspondent there and rob we've heard from the u.n. secretary general antonio tabish. that's right martine the u.n. is responding to the attack on the migrant center in libya with strong words at least the secretary general could terrorists is on a trip to the carib

well as you know the tension center was a main concern for us in the u.n.h.c.r. because as you well say it's ok to in an area of active clashes we had already relocated in the month of may more than 80 refugees to other gathering and departure facility in 320 however we do not have the capacity to absorb everyone who was into georgia the tension center and we had been repeatedly calling for an end to the tension and to free this refugees and migrants from the tension in order for them not to be in harm's way and 12 oid what happened yesterday which was extremely tragic we're very saddened and we condemn the attack that happened yesterday and we need the united nations it says that all busy migrant detention centers now in libya should be closed can you confirm is that going to happen anywhere in the world where will these migrants go if these centers are closed. well as units host detention the tension of refugees should not happen under any circumstance we have been advocating for this for a long time we do have a gathering on the right or facility in tripoli ru

to fix that, increase the navigation center beds, but the stays in the center are so short that they cycle in and out of that. that is not the way we did it in the mission. the way begot lasting change is people were allowed to stay in the navigation center until they resolved their situation. that is where we got the lasting effects. i too just want to offer my support to supervisor peskin and say i am behind you all the way and agree with supervisor haney. any colleague who fights and demands resources for homeless people in their district, i have your back 100%. i always well. sometimes we have to push hard, even when the department of homelessness says no. >> thank you. let's see. colleagues, can we take this item same house, same call? then this resolution is adopted unanimously. please call item number 37. >> thirty-seven, motion to approve a phased final transfer map, portions of treasure island , a 98 lot subdivision and acknowledge the findings pursuant to the general plan. >> supervisor peskin? >> thank you. i had some technical questions on this and i actually asked that t

as bad as 1st feared a series of aftershocks have followed the $6.00 magnitude tremor it's at the center worse of the city of bridge class ridgecrest that is around halfway between los angeles and las vegas and neighboring nevada. patients with spinal cord injuries have regained the use of their arms thanks to a nerve transplant surgery pioneered in australia and new trials have given 13 paralyzed people at least partial control of their hands and elbows the surgery involves removing nerves attached to functioning muscles and reattaching them to paralyzed ones doctors say the method isn't a cure but could regularly be used to help people with similar injuries. then employment rate and the u.s. is near a 50 year low but it's not looking so rosy for many people in the future experts predict automation in the next decade will cost about a quarter of all jobs but artificial intelligence is helping some workers as kristen salumi reports from new york and. now is wheezing and coughing his cheeks turning blue the symptoms of his asthma attack may be common but students at columbia university's

center protested an increasingly dangerous situation c . and 2 out of now we don't want to see commission clash and the front today so we need to evacuation now. i guarantee we need to shoot since then the fighting in libya has only escalated. meanwhile migrants continue to wait and hope not knowing what will happen next. and for more i'm joined now by sundry srikanth on he is vice president of the international rescue committee europe he is based in london where he joins us tonight it's good to have you on the show we just want to clarify for the people who were killed at this detention center outside of tripoli they were people who had migrants who had trying to make it to europe by crossing the mediterranean they had been rescued by the libyan coast guard which is funded by the european union and been brought back to these detention centers is that correct well some of them certainly would have tried some of them may have not even got that far and what detained in libya but what we know is that they are rules of millions caught up in the

the spine center is located at saint mary's medical center in suite 450. the spine center averages 1800 individual patients a year and their services include less invasive treatments like exercise, manual manipulation, nutritional counseling to minutially treatments and spine surgery. so here is some information on patient demographics of the spine center. the majority of patients have commercial insurance followed by medicare. medical is less than 1% of the patient population that's seen at the spine center. 43% of the spine center patients are between 41 and 65 and 38% are age 65 and above. so in late 2018, saint mary's organized discussions with the san francisco spine surgeons' group to adjust the current staffing so that the spine center itself operated like a traditional hospital out patient clinic and prior to this, these conversations, the s.f. spine group provided all of the physician services and then half of all non physician services so that left saint maries to utilize hospital administration for the other half of the clinic. and they node fig

weeks ago migrants at a different center protested an increasingly dangerous situation. and 2 out of no where else to seek elation at the last year and the fronts of lane so we need a vocation not. our gentilly we need enough issues since then the fighting in libya has only escalated it's a country on europe store step through which those who want to go have long passed and for half a decade it has been as broken as the jury detention center is to die. and we can speak to charlie yaxley u.n.h.c.r. spokesperson for libya charlie thank you for joining us do you have any more information on what is happening now at this migrant center in tripoli. well currently a rescue operation is underway and we know the least 40 people have died in last night's airstrikes dozens more injured and the death toll is in fact likely to reach even higher as that rescue operation goes on u.n.h.c.r. teams on the ground and off staff are providing aid and medical care to the survivors and they tell us to survive as a rule deeply traumatized by what's happened fearful what could have happened to

the airstrike was very precise that it hit the center. this in thought of the detention center this is the creator of the air strike. but here. is what the government of the un about the government of national called accuse have faith of jets of targeting this detention center here supervisors here say that they have managed to transfer those who made it to the other may grants who are still alive to other areas but it is yet there is a. panic among the other may grunts and also among civilians who live in the nearby they say that this. was a huge we can see ambulances just rushing here to. pick up the dead bodies and transferred the casualties to. medical center russia's defense ministry says 14 sailors have died in a fire on a navy submarine russia says it was a deep sea research vessel based altos so which was doing a survey of the sea floor near the arctic russia's president summoned the defense minister for a briefing on the fire and expressed his condolences to relatives of the sailors he could but. it was a highly professional crew

pushing out what it calls extremism year far surely by ceasing up locational education and training centers in accordance with the law we aim to education save those who were influenced by religious extremism and committed to mine it legal or fix it. the letter is not tied to a vote or a resolution but it will be published as an official document of the un's human rights council activists say it's a good sign but china's government has long stood defiant against foreign criticism katia locus of the young al-jazeera is going to talk on and weigh in hey who's joining us live from beijing so has there been any response from the chinese government yet way. yes well we just a short time ago heard from the ministry of foreign affairs in a regular daily media briefing the spokesman predictably i guess was dismissive of this letter signed by 22 countries saying it was an attempt to politicize the issue of human rights the spokesman also said that this was a domestic affair and it was not up to anyone outside of china to comment on the situation in genk he also pointed out that there have been no te

security council fails to agree on how to respond to an attack on a migrant detention center in libya that killed 44 people. many of those victims came from sub-saharan africa hoping to cross the mediterranean sea and start a new life in europe. also ahead just days after donald trump historic handshake with kim jong un north korea accuses the u.s. of being hell bent on hostility. and will join his grandmother in what she calls a toxic tour of hell as she pushes u.s. energy producers to clean up their industry. so the u.n. security council has failed to agree on a course of action in libya following emergency talks on the bombing of a migrant center that left 44 people dead now earlier the u.s. mission in libya said the attack would constitute a war crime while the u.n. chief through a spokesman demanded a full independent investigation he condemns this horrendous incident in the strongest terms and he expresses his deepest condolences to the families of the victims and wishes a requip recovery to those injured the secretary general calls for an independent investigation of the circum

center protested an increasingly dangerous situation. c and 2 out of now close to speak english clash and the fronts of rain so we need evacuation now. identity we need an investigation since then the fighting in libya has only escalated. meanwhile migrants continue to wait and hope not knowing what will happen next. card for more on this now i'm joined by a power from the un age c.-r. she is head of the unit in libya she joins us tonight from tunis in tunisia poets good to have you on the program we want to make sure that it's clear to our viewers tonight the migrants who were in this detention center they were migrants who had tried to make it to europe via the mediterranean they had been picked up in the med by the libyan coast guard which is financed by the european union is that correct. yes so we're talking about over $600.00 refugees and migrants who have left in the case of refugees their countries looking for safety looking for international protection they had to do it a very difficult journey along the desert up and to leave y

sais the deadly attack on a migrant detention center in libya has all the hallmarks of a war crime dozens of people are dead and more than $100.00 others wounded after an airstrike on a center housing african migrants in tripoli humanitarian organizations have warned they are at risk so who's responsible for housing people taking. at all to often in the edge of the assaulting a woman goes viral nigeria's having a conversation about immunity and impunity is the country's constitution part of the problem. then pull go to a school and got out with children are being taught about the harmful effects of plastic and how to recycle. a pristine one to welcome to news africa i'm glad you didn't bloody and just. off the u.n. envoy to libya describing the deaths of more than 40 migrants mainly africans who died in an air strike on a detention center on the outskirts of the libyan capital the internationally recognized government in tripoli has blamed forces loyal to general. for the air attack we'll be hearing from the u.n. about conditions on the camp in just a moment but 1st this report on last ni

spurred on by airstrikes that hit a migrant attention center the un security council calls a libya's warring sides to commits to a cease fire and. hello again i'm how my head's in this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. a super tankers seized by the u.k. on suspicion of taking a radian all to syria is to be held for at least 2 weeks as crude as questions. celebrations in saddam after the. the tree and opposition reject our sharing deal but not everyone's convinced it will work. and high tech health care robots are providing some very real life training for nurses. fear and security council has condemned the attack on a migrant detention center in libya and called on the warring sides to commit to a cease farm video has emerged showing the moments when the airstrikes hit the camp near tripoli on shoes say 60 people were killed and more than $100.00 others are injured but tripoli is un recognized government says warlord khalifa haftar and his forces are responsible they say they were targeting a nearby weapons they're poor and didn't give orders to hits the shelter where the

july independence celebrations will be different president donald trump is putting himself front and center along with a display of military might critics say he's hijacking the day for political gain political gain takes a look. this is not normal this is not something people usually pass in the nation's capital now the sight of tanks and assorted military equipment here for a celebration created by u.s. president donald trump. on thursday there will be fly overs of some of the country's most sophisticated planes and the president will break with what has been routine and he will speak in washington as the country celebrates its independence taking part in an annual celebration that almost all modern presidents have avoided afraid it would appear they were putting the spotlight not on the country but its leader. but ever since he witnessed this in france in 2017 trump has wanted his own parade he tried before but when it came out that it would cost $90000000.00 he changed his mind but the desire didn't go away so now this on the 4th of july and this time no one will say how much it will co

tough but last night a fighter plane dropped a bomb on a center filled with hundreds of people. amid the chaos survivors began recovering bodies the heavy death toll as grim as it was predictable. on the route we were on the. blow. even before last night the center at target in a suburb of tripoli had been a disaster in the making another bomb landed nearby in may rights group amnesty international said khalifa forces carried out the attack as they moved on tripoli. the migrants in touch were are among 3 and a half 1000 the un has warned are in detention centers located near libya's battle front weeks ago migron said a different center protested an increasingly dangerous situation. c and 2 out of now we don't want to see commission clash and the front today so we need to evacuate you know. identity we need to shoot since then the fighting in libya has only escalated. meanwhile migrants continue to wait and hope not knowing what will happen next. and for more i'm joined now by sun's srikanth on he is vice president at the international rescue committee europe he is based in londo

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security council fails to agree on how to respond to an attack on a migrant detention center in libya that killed 44 people. many of the victims came from sub-saharan africa hoping to cross the mediterranean sea and start a new life in europe. also ahead just days after donald trump historic handshake with north korea accuses the u.s. being held hostility. bus climate change rising salinity and now a new power plant we'll look at the threats stacking up against one of the world's largest mangrove forests. so the un security council has failed to agree on a course of action in libya following emergency talks on the bombing of a migrant detention center that killed 44 people well earlier the u.s. mission in libya said the attack could constitute a war crime while the u.n. chief through a spokesman said and he demanded a full independent investigation. he condemns this horrendous incident in the strongest terms and he expresses his deepest condolences to the families of the victims and wishes the request will cover each of those injured the secretary general calls for an independent inve

the center of the detention center this is the creator of the. very process but here. sources with the government of the you in the back the government of national called accuse have to fight the jets of targeting this detention center here supervisors here say that they have managed to transfer those who made the other migrants who are still alive to other areas but. yet this is still a state of panic among the other migrants and also among civilians who live nearby they say that this explosion was huge we can see just rushing here to. pick up the dead bodies and transferred the casualties to medical center and there's been a suicide bombing in the tunisian capital a man detonated his explosives after being surrounded by police the interior ministry says there were no casualties and that the attacker was a wanted man that has more from the capital. the explosion happened in a neighborhood in tunis here known as the interlock for the man was wanted he was in his early twenty's and is known to the police they've been following him for hours they finally surrounded him t

we are one of 26 family resource centers. since the city moved to the new quarter rated - - coordinated system. no longer able to access those. families that are doubled up, families living in sros and those that are experiencing housing. i asked that you please increase resources for family resource centers. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> i am doug gary i'm with living innovation and support housing. thank you to all of you for your incredible patience and work through this on the budget director and controllers, their office does great work as well. supportive housing works and it is the answer to long-term homelessness and making sure does not happen again. the trick that the network is facing right now is that we have chronically underfunded contracts. basically two impacts, one for the tenants we serve who are the most resilient people i've ever had the chance to work with. they need to have appropriately funded programs in order to thrive and in order to be sure that they don't have the traumatic experiences

well the real danger is that actually touch a lot of attention center as many other detention centers are in an area in fact conflict so that is our main concern at the moment 3800 refugees and migrants still remain as of now in areas of active conflict so we do have to close attention centers or relocate them to see. for places and find solutions this is why i was made a very active and continuous call to the international community asking them to please help us help the refugees and find a safer place and where you know that the european union in libya they've agreed to rescue migrants from the mediterranean and to return them to these migrant centers in libya of course that assumes that libya is a safe place to return migrants to is libya a safe place. he has not a safe place for refugees it has it hasn't been for a long time it's a country that has more in them 600000 internally displaced living in themselves are suffering extreme heat from the current crisis from the conflict. definitely not a phase where reduced confined international protection so they should not be returned ba

the number of deaths in 2 sure the latest in a line of deaths in detention centers to scare and. witnesses told me that 2 refugees who tried to escape at the end of june were shot and killed by guards. for more i've seen there is no responsibility for any of these vast a e.u. the us and they've been a target nobody's adding up the number of people dying in detention and also there doesn't really seem to be much of an attempt to tell the families of the people who die. so sam do you want to take that on because she says there seems to be a lack of responsibility claims on either side. absolutely and sally is completely right to to bring up the the situation in other detention centers not only busy in conflict related deaths where we have seen a horrific attack on custer being this year in late april where an armed group stormed a detention center where over 800 people were were were being we're being held we know that in that incident several people were killed and up to 20 others injured but these deaths in detention centers are not just confined to armed conflict and we have see

demanding the closure of the border detention centers. al-jazeera the leaders of the un's cultural body on meeting to decide which historic sites should be added to the world heritage list and among their is being considered on 9 south korean academies built on of the chinese philosopher confucius. very visited one of them and on the belt half a century ago. tucked away in the south korean countryside is a perfectly preserved example of a sore one built between the 16th and 17th century so one academy step taught confucianism the dominant ideology of the time of the $900.00 that existed more than 600 remain but only 9 are completely intact south korea has put in a bid to have them included in the unesco world heritage list. so one is south korea's precious cultural heritage they help preserve the spirit and activities of new york confucianism unesco listing would help ensure this valuable area is passed down to the next generation. most were built in secluded picturesque places considered by confucian teachings as ideal conditions for lea

airstrike was very precise that it hit the center the center of the detention center this is the creator of the airstrike it's very precise but here the. source is with the government of the u.n. to back the government of national court accused have to say to the jets of targeting this detention center here supervisors here say that they have managed to transfer those who made it the other migrants who are still alive to other areas but there is yet there is still a state of panic among the other migrants and also among civilians who live nearby they say that this explosion was huge we can see ambulances just rushing here to. pick up their dead bodies and transferred the casualties to medical center. iran's president says it's part of its partners in the 2015 nuclear deal do not fulfill their promises iran's nuclear reactor will return to its previous activities has some rouhani says after july the 7th they will go to whatever level is needed european foreign ministers say they're extremely concerned iran has exceeded limits on its low uranium stockpile despite this britain france and ge

italy has closed what was once europe's biggest reception center for migrants in the nato sicily hard line interior minister might they are some of the new presided over the sides closure he said shutting down the center would save money he also said he wanted to replace it with smaller and quote more controlled facilities all back in 24 to mean a 0 house to over 4000 people in a complex once used by the united states army. on the w.'s onion as cif is in many or sicily and i asked him a while ago why the authorities have closed the migrant center and why. mr sally was doing that. well it is unclear why they closed it in fact there was conflicting opinions of course on the one hand it had been underfunded for a long time and it was it became a place of criminality and there was drug busts and prostitution here now that wasn't everything though at one point at its height there was classes for people to take classes in different topics so it was on the one hand a place of criminality but on the other hand it could have been an example of how refugee centers could have been run if you can

deaths in detention centers to scare and.witnesses told me that 2 refugees who tried to escape at the end of june were shot and killed by guards. for more i've seen there is no responsibility for any of these to at least they e.u. the us and they've been a target nobody's adding up the number of people dying in detention and also there doesn't really seem to be much of an attempt to tell the families of the people who die. so sam do you want to take that on because she says there seems to be a lack of responsibility claims on the either side. absolutely and so the use is completely right to to bring up the the situation in other dissensions senses not only in conflict related deaths where we have seen a horrific attack on the cusp of being the sure in in late april where an armed group stormed a detention center where over 800 people were being we're being held we know that in that incident several people were killed and up to 20 others injured but these deaths in detention centers are not just confined to armed conflict and