allow women and children to leave areas that have been under siege for more than a year in the central city of homs. the question is, will that deal hold? can it be enforced? are further breakthroughs possible? he knew he had a difficult task ahead of him when he arrived at the peace talks. but the conference has already achieved something that many thought was impossible, by bringing government and opposition representatives together. the announcement that the government will allow civilians to leave shows that progress is a possibility. >> it may be early days to ask this. women and children in this the siege area in the old city are welcome to leave immediately. >> the city in the west of syria, seen here in footage posted on the internet, has been the scene of fierce battles throughout the war. thousands of civilians living without enough food and medicine. they have long been calling for an end to the siege. but the peace talks still have a long way to go. telling no way of whether a peaceful end to the conflict can be reached. it is clear the atmosphere between the camps remains strai

to the syrianl president have killed dozens of rebel fighters in the central city of homs. media, 37to state rebels were killed when they try to break in army sees. the observatory for human rights is putting the figure at 45. recover are battling to ground lost by other rebels in the north. this comes a day after forces were expelled from aleppo. joined on the line by our regional correspondent in turkey. what more can you tell us about the infighting between the rival rebel groups? >> the fighting is still raging in northern syria a week after a rebels took on what they call a second revolution against an al qaeda group. the rebel groups have made headway against the jihadists over the past few days. they ran over the al qaeda base yesterday. they scored another victory with the takeover of the border town just across the turkish border. fighting continues elsewhere in aleppo province and other towns close to the turkish border. they seem tohold, be increasingly desperate with some fighters resorting to firebombing to hold onto pockets. the broad coalition of moderates an

the second headlines this hour the central console officially kicked off twenty four th. administrative city officials. this saturday later in life for a service based at the capitol the outlook for three months exports are expected to reach close to six hundred billion dollars in twenty fourteen she felt that the north korean leader. it's new year's address. with plans for twenty fourteen the extension of the olive branch to south korea the story similar to that i'm ten years it's thursday jack during second year in korea life of full time and trouble and thank you for joining us. we begin this evening in scheduling city where the government kicked off the new year with its first meeting of two thousand fourteen are fuzzy hair has more unhappy year old said even a step closer to becoming the central administrative hub of korea the korean government held its first meeting of the new year on thursday in the central city of scandal it was the first time that meeting was held in the new administrative city that meeting led by prime minister taiwan was also broadcast live at the central governme

tom woodell takes care of many of the central city residents and they have great expertise in providing services for many of the homeless. potrero hill and southeast health centers are health centers in those particular communities that are family health centers, so they provide health care to patients across the age span. . >> many of our clients are working poor. they pay their taxes. they may run into a rough patch now and then and what we're able to provide is a bridge towards getting them back on their feet. the center averages about 14,000 visits a year in the health clinic alone. one of the areas that we specialize in is family medicine, but the additional focus of that is is to provide care to women and children. women find out they're pregnant, we talk to them about the importance of getting good prenatal care which takes many visits. we initially will see them for their full physical to determine their base line health, and then enroll them in prenatal care which occurs over the next 9 months. group prenatal care is designed to give women the opportunity to bond during their p

it's much higher density in the big central cities than the transit corridors, which are three or fourry buildings that are appropriate to size. >> one small was really close to this right? >> yes. i think there has been an awful lot of misinformation that has been spread. agencies are imposing mandates where they will change the way people live. these are all local government plans. every development area has been self-nominated by local government. when we offered dollars for planning through the transportation mechanism to tie up the transit, a lot of cities stepped up to that. so we have 70 jurisdictions participating and about 170 priority development areas. >> so one quick question. concern about water and how will that be confronted. >> this type of development is very efficient for energy, water, and other kinds of services, much easier to recycle. most of the water districts can supply urban water. there are a couple of pockets where it's more of a problem but in general, i think the utilities are able to handle the growth in the future. there is still enough capacity. >> all

quartered in central city you can palm a project helps young people from around the area by providing a variety of services they offer tutoring mentor and counseling as well as special assistance to those who are transitioning back home from detention centers by providing tents case management we could help them reconnect you know with family and community and make a healthy transition into young adulthood when they self esteem is now when they begin to feel that nobody is want to give them an opportunity but then they began to shut down and then they go back to the things that are in their community that they think is a way to get out of it or a nasty the struggle is like a revolving door i know christian won't kill us all why did you write your bed have you ever really run through. the word. that it was the thing about the supports there to hair and if they were not there you know with choices which you have may feel should be reflected is that you know that you should be doing what you should be you to some this only. make you you know it's not something that's going to happen over

but for the second in a row, the courts have upheld a ban on his performances, this time in the central city of tool, where he is accused of anti-semitism and inciting racial hatred. will not go one for the comedian. the french government vowed to use every legal avenue to maintain the ban on his performance. until now, the comment has always won his appeals in the name of freedom of expression. how did the authorities obtain a band? ministere interior sent instructions to local mayors urging them to pull the plug on the performances seen as a potential threat to public order. the advice was struck down by the local tribunal, and which gave him the green light, but the ruling was overruled by the highest court, the council of state. legal experts say the comedian, who was supposed to perform in several other cities, is not likely to go back on stage. maintained only concerns the show "the wall," and now will be difficult for other local courts to go against the council of state's ruling because it is up to the council of state to give a final decision. dealt with ins less than two hours. in

ukraine's capital for testers having a good regional government headquarters in several western and central cities. hearing that the thing set up makeshift barricades to prevent authorities taking back the building. having forced their way inside any and take on scotland at the lake simon who was appointed by president yanukovich to say he would step down oh no you that once allowed to leave the premises he retracted his resignation in insisting he only signed his name to it and featurettes. demonstrate its plan to stay put permanently. while some stands guard outside to others to preparing hot drinks and sandwiches. it's the fed stepped in that plan to create a people's council to replace the governed. our correspondent and that the consent for test is designed as a single night in his eighth april matches as a one to let it be preaching and style. some good what are you sure you can currently get uber use you. the united nations the arab league's special representative to syria will make a fresh effort on friday to bring all sides from the table of peace talks in geneva. but the brahimi is expec

we've been hearing that the authorities have urged everyone inside the government order and in central city to leave their buildings in case of a soul top it's the only thing which means now still possible what should the violence in central cuba must by the police because it seems that the riot that's not really stepped up i don't think which way stocks goes to the president of ukraine over to the other which leaders of the opposition the meeting which has been going on for more. three hours already and we have no information whatsoever what's that bt to push you to see now it's still very very tense atmosphere with us back to why it works all the folk tales grenades companies coming out of the police so hell breaking loose here and here i witness to first find out the police which was attempting to clear the streets clear the government i just and i filed this report a little thirty a lot. so this is yet another attempt by the police to push the protest this off the governmental quarter they've just started moving as we can see they're covering themselves with shields the protesters the r

is that they don't just kill terrorists an errant strike reportedly hit a wedding party in the central city of raw dog tribal leaders from the area say mistakes like that help boost al qaeda ranks. in with the tribes initially united to defend against al qaida but then we saw the drone strikes were killing innocent people which has pushed the tribes to sympathize with the militants and to support them directly but the rise of extremist groups here in yemen is also related to the country's scarce resources water being a perfect example now in some parts of yemen they've been able to come in and prove the infrastructure as well as resolved. overwater fulfilling the function of a state in the state's absence. taking advantage of the chaos following the overthrow of yemen's president ali abdullah saleh al qaida was able to seize large swaths of land in twenty eleven under the name on sorrow shari'a the rebranded al qaeda offshoot fought with more than just guns aiming to win over locals with basic services in this propaganda video the group has shown streaming up powerlines in a long neglected

say is that they don't just kill terrorists aaron strike reportedly hit a wedding party in the central city of ryde on tribal leaders from the airy nc mistakes like that helped boost al qaeda links. cunard in the end of the doubt and other tribes initially unite to defend against al qaeda and then wiesel the drone strikes with killing innocent people just push to try to sympathize with the mountains and support them correctly the trials of extremist groups here in yemen is also related to the country's scarce resources water. being a perfect example. now some parts of yemen be enabled to mean improve the infrastructure as well as result of disputes over water but during the function of the states in the state's accents . the take advantage of the chaos following the overthrow of yemen's president ali until a silent plea deal was able to seize large swaths of land in twenty eleven under the name honors are all surely the rebranded oakley offshoot for more than just done is aiming to win over locals with basic services in his propaganda video that will be shown its true meaning of power in th

to allow women and children to these areas that being under siege from all over the year in the central city calls home is the question now is will not deal holds canadian forces and also the breaker is possible like the brady me knew that he had a difficult task ahead of him when he arrived in the stock but the conference has already achieved something that many thought was impossible. by bringing government and opposition representatives together the announcement that the government will allow civilians to leave homes shows that progress is a possibility. in today's two of speech. women and children can use pcs area. in the old city. when come to he immediately. the city on the west of serious senior in footage posted on the internet has been the scene of fierce battles for aldo moro. thousands of civilians there are living without enough food and medicine. they've long been calling for an end to this change. i won't mention that most of these talks still have a long way to go there's no way of telling whether a peaceful end to the conflict can be reached and it's clear that the atmosphere

this march may end up so we are in a hotbed of tension looks like a war zone here in central and central. city. of now a war zone as you heard i hope so if all this goes on what could this lead to mentally. well klitschko has mentioned the possibility of civil war if the government doesn't meet his demands of the democratically elected government of ukraine and dissolve itself and certainly from our cameras right now we we can see a lot of violent my c.d.'s and we can all see flyers things look arithmetic and in an extremely small downtown section or so as i was through they are but we should i think keep this in perspective. these manage the protests it's a can't even really be described as a mass protest but a relatively small right of a few thousand at this point is confined to one small downtown. street and another street of kiev we haven't seen significant protests of anywhere near this large or violent of scale in the rest of ukraine. i think at this point the talk of civil war is as far as all the indications at this point is a little bit overblown but again we can only hope and pray th

i'm a community organizer with the central city s-r-o collaborative. people across the political spectrum have started to realize that we need to rely less on the criminal legal system and this legislation is vital to making that successful. it's particularly vital for the residents we work within your district, supervisor kim, who need housing, who need jobs in order to -- in order to stay in the kind of life we'd like them to be living. so, i encourage this legislation. >> thank you, ms. drucker. >>> hello, supervisors. i'd like to thank you for the opportunity to speak here today. my name is jerry owester, i'm a member of all of us or none. [speaker not understood], i'm formerly incarcerated. say that not to say that is who i am today, but that is who i am going to be documented as for the rest of my life. but who i am is a son, a father, an uncle, a homeowner, a taxpayer, a student, and i think this resolution is a good -- you're moving in the right direction. but all that who i said what i am will be erased and put what i preface this speech on. f

for gee if i would never expect that i would have to wear a bulletproof vest and a helmet in the central city of the central cranium capital no one knows where it's going to go we've seen several attempts by the police to push the rioters off the governmental square off the governmental quarters moment during this day the whole being unsuccessful because every time the rioters rushed back at the police with rocks molotov cocktails and the police had to withdraw and hold their position a little early out several hours ago i filed this report i saw the first wave of protests this off the police trying to push the protesters off this way let's have a look at this report right now. so this is yet another attempt by the police to push the protest this off the governmental quarter they've just started moving as we can see the covering themselves with shields the protesters the rioters are running back but they're still throwing rocks at the police it is very violent here we see that flash bangs are being exploded. from time to time although the police are not resorting to any kind of special mean s