can you take me to central station please? one thing thatis central station please?f the head, it means yes, and this means no. it is confusing, but you have to understand it when you come here. let's do it. welcome to the slice of the show that tackles your questions about getting the best out of trouble. coming up, my advice on coastal croatia, and cheap stays in copenhagen. but first, if you're planning to drive in france this summer, be warned that 400,000 kilometres of secondary roads, the speed limit is being cut from 9280 kilometres an hour. there is no grace period, so from the eighth of july, fines are being imposed. —— 90-80. july, fines are being imposed. —— 90—80. michael is taking his family to croatia. he asks... 0f 90—80. michael is taking his family to croatia. he asks... of all leisure's fine coastal cities, my favourite is split. split has a perfectly good city beach, but if he wa nt perfectly good city beach, but if he want to be a little quieter, head for the islands. and our offshore by ferry, the island is charming. and at the end of your stay,

to my left, i have some of san francisco's finest, our police officers from central station. we have our community, troy, and members of our community. we have our parking department here. it's a collaborative effort. no one entity can take on this issue alone, and we are so proud that we do have collaborative partners in this city. we're thrilled to be working with our fellow city agencies, our community ners, our leaders in the tourism industry, and we as a police department, as i said, we can't do it alone. that said, the news that the mayor just reported is very encouraging. but in addition to that, i'd like to point out, too, first three months of this year, our homicides are down by almost one-third. our burglaries are down, and we know as the mayor stated that our auto burglaries are down, and we will not rest on our laurels. those of us that have been in this business know that we have more work to do. now the mayor has outlined some steps that we have already taken, but i want to put some context to what that means in terms of the drop in auto burglaries. we're talki

still comb central station eleven pm the soldiers of odin are gathering for their weekly street patrol they get ready their leader is on his way to the airport to pick up the head of the maltese branch of the group. but. i think someone needs a cigarette. or two. for. their stock of worth and for us. the problem with doing an early patrol or something before we get a little bit. early to go to the car. was founded in september two thousand and fifteen that was followed by me. and. the thought is protecting. our cities is taking care of our cultures we're getting hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants and unfortunately it's changing our way of life completely from school. to family life. members come here from different parts of the country and sometimes they even travel abroad to join other patrols in here they spend their own money to do this and often sleep in hostels or stay at each other's houses. we usually do it at least once or twice a week with. us. where there is usually some trouble you know. a lot of fights with people. those who think harassed and raped. most often the

i remembered my son is the lieutenant at swing watch at central station. we haveot discussed this. he's never brought the subject up, and i've never talked to him about it. >> thank you, commissioner frost i have a couple questions. how do you think you handled cid int on the 25th? tlked a lot about the 18th. it was st. patrick's day, people get rowdier, but officer matthias was right, he was surprise tt it happened a week later, and maybe certain measures weren't taken or in place, dow have any thoughts about how that worked? >> okay. i want to take that at two separate questions. the first one is how we handled it, that particular incident. the second is given that previous week, do you still feel you handled it correctly. let's take the second one. because the original one, we didn't think we did a bad job. i don't think the security guards failed in their duty as security guards, so i didn't ask them to change anything. be more are, be very careful, be safe. it goe teams, colleagues, patrons. now as far as that incident, i think any time a person is very animated -- i know one

that the point we can merge 22nd and 4th and king into a single central station. so ucf s, at&t and the arena and everything else and the m and the tlines. then we are got to start thinking, well, what's next. why is the first, which is millions of dollars and why is the second tunnel also 1.3 miles? it's $5.1 billion. why? if you use the same construction technique to go from i guess 22nd to 7th and from 7th to 4th and king we have now got two tunnels total. we now are saving $4 billion. what would you do with $4 billion? i think we will have business as usual. what if e -- elon musk or someone else coming along? what could we do with $4 billion in the bay area. >> that concludes members of the comment that wanted to comment. our next item? >> yes, please. >> item 12, to approve the fy2018-19 budget. >> good morning, directors. sara. the capital budget and operating budget for the upcoming fiscal year before you. the capital budget is largely unchanged since the presentation of the draft, the main difference is a slight increase, $165 million to $169 million and

migrants are transferred from federal facility to a central station in mcallen and volunteers are helpingwith bus tickets, medicine, and other necessities. they are also trying to give them hope. >> this is not my america. when we came in 1975, we were welcomed with open arms. and we were not separated. >> each one of these boxes is for one person who wishes they were here. >> organizers say donations really surged on father's day. more than 100 asylum seekers are released from centers in the mcallen area every day. >>> 4:27 is the time right now. what started as a rescue ended in an assault. what one man did to a good samaritan who tried to help him after he crashed his car into the berkeley marina. >>> new video from the shooting in las vegas. it happened last fall. we will show you more of the dramatic body camera video reported -- recorded by police as they arrived at that scene. >>> and if you're on the move right now, take a look at the san mateo bridge. traffic looks pretty good heading up to the peninsula.  >>> take a look at some of the wind direction. speeds up into lake count

can you take me to central station please?t's very important to know in bulgaria is this flick of the head, it means yes, and this means no. it's a little confusing, but a must—know tip if you come here. let's do it! welcome to the slice of the show that tackles your questions about getting the best out of travel. coming up, my advice on coastal croatia, and cheap stays in copenhagen. but first, if you're planning to drive in france this summer, be warned that 400,000 kilometres of secondary roads, the speed limit is being cut from 90 to 80 kilometres an hour. there is no grace period, so from the july i, fines are being imposed. someone has to pay for all the new signs. next, robert coomber is taking his family to croatia for the first time this summer. he asks... of all croatia's fine coastal cities, my favourite is split. metropolitan life thrives amid the ruins of the fourth century palace of the roman emperor diocletian. split has a perfectly good city beach, but if you want to be a little quieter, head for the islands. a

the project is seen as the future grand central station of the west. but getting caltrain and high speed rail into the terminal is still a long way off. >> i think we're looking at somewhere in the range of 2027. 2028. so about ten years is what we're aiming for to get trips here. >> -- trains here. >> at least another $4 billion is needed to get the trains running and in the meantime, the new terminal will be a park, shopping area, and a bus station. other bus lines like ac transit will eventually start service in the terminal in august. >>> a small happy on the peninsula -- home on the peninsula has an eye-popping price tag. cottage that sits in a leafy neighborhood in downtown palo alto and it is listed at more than $2 million. kpix 5's jackie ward shows us what a buyer can get for $2 million. >> there's just not a lot of housing in palo alto at all. >> reporter: to small to even be called a house, this two bedroom one bathroom bungalow on middle field road here is not even 900 square feet. and it's not its historical charm that's gaining it attenti

police were called to the incident near central station at about 1:00 this afternoon.omelessness charity, shelter, says that well over a million people are stuck on waiting lists for social housing — often for years on end. the organisation is calling on ministers to do more to help, after it emerged some had been waiting as long at 18 years for a property to become available. the government says it's investing a further two—billion pounds in social housing. the actress who played the first bond girl, eunice gayson, has died. she was 90. iadmire your i admire your courage mess... —— miss. trench, mrs trench. she featured opposite sean connery in the first bond film in 1962, doctor no and from russia with love. after this fine and settled weather from over a month, it looks at things will change into next week. something more cool, fresh, wet and windy for some of us. a lot of warm sunshine around today but the risk of showers and thunderstorms developing across scotland and northern england. high pressure is still with us on into sunday so light winds, variable amount

police were called to the incident near central station at about one o‘clock this afternoon.g. the homelessness charity, shelter, says that well over a million people are stuck on waiting lists for social housing — often for years on end. the organisation is calling on ministers to do more to help, after it emerged some had been waiting as long at 18 years for a property to become available. the government says it‘s investing a further two—billion pounds in social housing. the actress who played the first bond girl, eunice gayson, has died. she was 90. young i admire your courage, miss?” admire your luck, mr? bond. james bond. she featured opposite sean connery in the first bond film in 1962, doctor no and from russia with love. chester zoo has welcomed the birth of a rare greater one horned rhino. akeno is only the second of his breed to be born at the zoo, as part of a programme to increase their population. it‘s thought only 3500 remain in the wild in their native india and nepal. it would be a news cast without a baby animal. let‘s now look at the weather. . there has bee

widespread train cancellations across scotland, with no trains running in and out of glasgow central station'sures are to blame for multiple points failures. other services have also been cancelled, suspended or delayed as network rail engineers work in the problem. the duke of cambridge has spoken of his hopes for lasting peace in the middle east after meeting the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas, in the israeli—occupied west bank. prince william also met refugees at a camp near ramallah. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell is travelling with him. the transition from israel into the occupied palestinian territories, marked by high concrete walls and, for william, a switch into a palestinian vehicle. in the main city of ramallah, he was welcomed by the president of the palestinian authority, mahmoud abbas, at a ceremony akin to a full state welcome. except, of course, this isn't a state. it is palestinian territory, still occupied by israel. william went on to a refugee camp — not tents, but permanent buildings, including a small health centre. it was established in 1949 for palestin

police were called to the incident near central station at about one o‘clock this afternoon. the duke and duchess of sussex have joined the queen and other members of the royal family for the trooping the colour parade to mark her 92nd birthday. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell has been following the day‘s events. music plays: "god save the queen" three weeks to the day since their wedding, and harry and meghan, the duke and duchess of sussex, were once again taking a carriage ride in bright sunshine, this time as part of the queen‘s birthday parade — trooping the colour, as it‘s better known. with the duke of edinburgh‘s retirement, the queen rode in a carriage alone to horse guards parade and the annual demonstration of parade—ground position by the five regiments of footguards. no eye on the parade ground has more experience of this event than the queen‘s. she first attended it “11947, and notwithstanding the operation a month ago to remove a cataract, the queen‘s gaze appeared as sharp as ever as the colour of the 1st battalion the coldstream guards was trooped.

grand central station, the main hall, it's beautiful. n and it literally feels like you've arrived in some terrible hell scape and maybe the monkeys did win come of the apes, rather, from "planet of the apes." you are just walking out, you are like, what is this. >> tucker: we should have more self-respect than that. >> we really should. it's embarrassing. it's totally embarrassing. congrats to amtrak for new bathrooms but, you know, there's a lot more to penn station then two restrooms. >> tucker: you are a brave man man. time er>> for "final exam." up next, sean spicer competing tonight. can you beat him at remembering what happened this week? ♪ hool rethainer. oh don't... it's early 90s sitcom star dave coulier... cut...it...out! [laughing] what year is it? as long as stuff gets lost in the couch, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. ♪ crawl inside, wait by the light of the moon. ♪ applebee's to go. order online and get 20% off $20. now that's eatin' good in

that beautiful union station which is this gorgeous train station that's been restored, grand central stationgo in the main hall, you get up at penn station it feels like you have arrived at some terrible hell scape and maybe the monkeys did win, the apes from "planet of the apes," you're walking out like what is this? >> tucker: we should have more self-respect than that. >> it's embarrassing, totally embarrassing. congrats to amtrak for new bathrooms but there's a lot more to penn station then restrooms. >> tucker: you're a brave man, thanks for doing this. time for the final exam up next. white house press secretary sean spicer competing tonight, will you beat him at remembering what happened this week congesti, which most pills don't. congesti, flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. paywell, esurance makes itnce you dsimple and affordable. in fact, drivers who switched from geico to esurance saved an average of $412. that's auto and home insurance for the modern world. esurance, an allstate company. click or call. paying too much for insuran

the project is seen as the future to -- grand central station of the west. but getting high-speed rail into the terminal is a long way off. >> we are looking at somewhere in the range of 20-28, 10 years are what we are aiming for. >> at least another $4 billion is needed to get the trains running. in the meantime, the new terminal will simply be a park, shopping area and bus station. other bus lines like ac transit will start service in the terminal in august. >>> a small home on the peninsula has got an eye- popping price. a cottage in palo alto is listed at more than $2 million. jackie ward shows us what you can get for $2 million.>> there is not a lot of housing in palo alto. >> too small to be called the house, this bungalow in palo alto is not even 900 ft.2. it is not it's historical term that is gaining attention. it is the price tag. for just under $2.6 million. that means it is about a lot per square foot. >> my people felt like based on its location and the opportunity on the lot itself, this was a price that they were comfortable with.>> realtor la

security conditions, you want to see all of this given in a revised security plan to myself and central station. >> that is right on. >> okay. >> do we want to set a date? that's the question. >> two weeks. >> yeah, it usually requires two weeks. >> two weeks. >> a revised security plan in two weeks. >> okay. so is that friendly -- >> yes. >> second? >> yes. >> is that all the clarification you need or do you need more? >> no. >> okay. let's take a vote. [roll call] >> the motion passes with all the new conditions please work with our staff and try to tease out these details. i do hope we don't see additional incidents. and as we said, kind of the other times you've come here, if things go well, we'd happy -- we'd happily loosen up the conditions and let you run up until 2:00 every night, but i don't think we saw that tonight. so -- all right. we have one more tight on our agenda, which is commissioner comments and questions. so i have number eight. ition commissioners, would anyone like to say anything? commissioner bleiman? >> i would like to say when i was 21 years old, i visited san francis

steve matthias from central station. here tonight we're going to be talking about possible a condition. i want to start out by first, this is a news excerpt from kpix. later on that kind of just gives a general overview, and then, i have video specific segments that will be very, very helpful. if we could just start it off with this. this is -- let's see, is there volume on that? okay. yeah. how about with the -- we can forgo the -- what i wanted to point out is the video, there were incidents on the morning of march 18, as well as the morning of march 25, and when we got a an e-mail from hugh the next morning -- on the 18th -- well, sometime on the 18. i believe it was sent to the entertainment commission. and in reading the security report -- let me pull that up. -- and this is regarding the night of the -- the morning of the 18. at roughly 1:54 a.m., a fight occurred under the brought way studio sign entryway of the parking lot. some of our security operations staff and management staff were assisting on breaking up t

future of the transit center so that they can understand and get a feel and envision of the grand central station of the west. will it's done through some type of physical model or virtually, this would be something for the project team to explore. the project team thought both recommendations had merit and will take under consideration. that wraps up our report and thank you for the opportunity and happy to answer any questions. >> i have a quick one. i really appreciate how your committee is concerned about integrating into the surrounding neighborhood. it occurred to me, is there a way for our security people, once we get up and running, to very quickly notify the security people in the surrounding block or two that there may be a neighborhood thing going on that they should be notice of. is that something figured? i thought have thought of it when you were doing. >> happy to answer that question. yes, we will be -- right now we are coordinating very closely with our neighborhos and especially the buildings that have bridges on to the park. moving to -- forward once we have our security system

and starting with our central station, we're company a, 22 total. and again, this is a vast improvement in the foot patrol officers over this time last year. we were at around 70 foot patrol officers this time last year, 70 or so. and this illustrations 126 foot patrol officers in total. southern station, a total of 12, bayview station a total of 7, northern, total of 11, park, a total of 10, richmond, total of five, ingleside, total of four, taraval, total of six, and tenderloin, total of 36. now, one of the things that i mentioned on friday is the sustainability of these foot patrol assignments. the department has undertaken this type of endeavor before about 12 years ago, and basically, we were not able to sustain it even though all of our preliminary reports at the time said that it was a good thing. we weren't able to sustain it. as i spoke to you earlier, in order to make this happen, just to get us to this point, we had to cut some pretty important units: patrol do you remember task force, we had to reduce our narcotics unit. we reassigned ou

fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight, fox to promote 105-year-old michigan central station say they have sold the iconic building to ford motor company for redevelopment. a member of the family says ford's blue local will adorn the facility, the station closed in 1988. fox 31 in denver, as residents of more than 2,000 homes have been ordered to evacuate because of a wildfire burning in southwestern colorado. fire officials said this morning the size of the blaze is no more than 22,000 acres. they said the cause of the wildfire has not yet been determined. this is a live look at honolulu from fox 2, the big story there, conditions for drivers. small explosions at the summit of the kilauea volcano could send -- into various communities. scientists say the blast happened today, including one after a magnitude 5.4 earthquak earthquake. ash may cause poor visibility in slippery conditions. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we are way outside the beltway in singapore. earlier today we toured some of the sites in singapore and throughout the sho

new this morning, a busload of young mothers arriving at the central station in mcallen, texas. their sons, daughters in their arms, ankle monitors wrapped around their legs. this morning they are among the immigrant families together after being detained for crossing the border illegally. [ speaking a foreign language ] waworried that she might be separated from her son, and she said, yes, she is very, very worried about that. >> reporter: the government says about 500 children have already been reunited with their families but tensions still running high. >> we have no reason to be proud of this. >> reporter: politicians visiting the border as unanswered questions linger for immigrant families following trump's executive order. democratic senator kamala harris calling for immediate reunification of families. that message echoed by senators across the aisle too. >> it is absolutely the case that children need to be with their moms and dads. that's the right thing to do. >> reporter: the u.s. customs and border protection agency says they expected all separated kids to be reunit

try to remove one of the biggest signs of blight in detroit's downtown, the abandoned michigan central statione midwest, has been a sign of urban decay now and collapse for decades. he is my latest guest on my podcast and told me why it is so important to try to turn this around. >> i remember the train station when it was vibrant and it was an awesome place. every time a national publication would do an article on the decay of detroit -- >> they would show it. >> the photo was of the train station. every time i see that, it was like a knife through my heart. so to be able to now come back to detroit, and to completely renovate the train station and make it awesome again, to me, i can't think of anything i would rather do. even now in its decayed state, walking around, the grandeur is unmistakable. and so we're going to restore all of that, make that all open to the public, have restaurants and retail and bars and coffee shops. that's what the ground floor will be. then we'll have offices above. and for us it is really important because we're building a downtown campus around autonomous vehicl

capital kiev men in uniform are a common sight these days and nowhere more so than at the city's central station many of them are heading back to the front line. but what do people him make of the chances for peace did they think u.n. peacekeepers could make a difference. this just talks like these take place but they just say the same things over and over nothing ever changes whatever happens in europe it doesn't help us here we need to sort out their own country by itself so no one's going to solve this for us i'm from donetsk myself i know the situation from the inside when it all started i was committed to people but eventually listen to each other that this would end as time goes on i'm going on a pessimistic i have serious doubts of the conflict will end anytime soon. we need to liberate out territory this is war and diplomacy alone won't resolve this. once these soldiers reach their positions along the don bus front line there's often just a few hundred meters dividing them from pro russian separatists forces on the un peacekeepers could it's hoped make it that much harder for either side

design and construction of the central subway project with the design group to increase the contract amount by 1, 010,600 for amendment number 1 to lower the chinatown station and $6.3 million dollar for amendment number 4, for additional work necessary to provide engineering services through completion of central subway project stations, with no change to the length of the term, for total amended contract amount not to exceed $47 million. >> supervisor kim: we have the acting director of the subway project, before i let you speak, i want to begin the presentation with supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, madame clare, let me start by saying better late than never. as the author of proposition a, from the board of supervisors, to the sfmta and its commission, i very, very specifically did not give up the board's powers pursuant to charter section 9.118, which is why all of the previous items on this calendar have been coming to this committee and the board. and i did that so that the board would maintain oversight pursuant to that charter section. and obviously, we're going to vote for these things today, we have to, but i was rather taken ab

station were easily accessible. most cities already have a central railway station traffic routes to the outskirts of the city tend to be overburdened and congested. renewables bound if we build something that takes you from los angeles to san francisco in thirty six minutes it's not all from paris to berlin in a little over an hour but it still takes an hour and a half to get to the station. then you haven't really changed anything but have to invest to embalm of best dan harmon is really just i'm not. in the hyperloop could only succeed of all transport systems become more efficient and if the various means of transport are synchronized with each other. the hyperloop part belonging to the students from munich is on exhibition. it serves as inspiration for the next generation of students who will be taking over the concept that they'll be revising the design for the next round of the competition in los angeles. on their next outing the students want to make sure their part reaches the speed necessary to level tact that. they're experimenting with ways to do without the pushing cart that was what failed during the fi

. >> reporter: we went out to the seoul version of grand central station and people were glued to thev screens watching president trump and kim jong-un emerge and shake hands and there was applause. one person said it's better to be face to face than on phones or paper or war. we heard from another individual he said that communication is key. we heard from a young lady and she had a simple message. i want peace on the korean peninsula. i can tell you, bill, our team has bee multiple occasions in the past few months and we've been closer to nuclear war than peace. it's a bit of aetter feeling here on the peninsula. >> bill: great to have you on the ground there in seou thank you, greg palkot. >> sandra: let's bring in pete king of new york a member of the house homeland security committee. congressman, thank you for joining us this morning. we're all left wondering wh the promises from north korea and the president sounding optimistic, what role congress will play in ensuring the deal lasts. >> first, at this moment it's important all the american people andongress stand behind the pr

once the full service is operating on gtr, 2a thameslink trains will run through central london every hour. 80 more stationsss to central london stations such as faringdon and blackfriars by next year. there will be 150 new trains, more than 1000 new carriages providing faster, more frequent and reliable journeys for passengers. on northern, the great north run project, an investment of well over £1 billion in the region's rail network, will enable faster and more comfortable journeys as well as new direct services across the north and beyond. stop by 2020, it will see the train operators deliver room for 40,000 extra passengers and more than 2000 extra services a week. but thatis than 2000 extra services a week. but that is the future. what matters now is restoring a stable service for passengers today. i understand that passengers today. i understand that passengers are angry at the level of disruption this timetable change has caused in recent weeks. that is why there has to be a special compensation scheme for passengers on affected routes on both gtr and northern. in the case of northern, it will be su

at the palace of fine arts, we have two sewer lift stations which need upgrades so they stop malfunctioning. golden gate park, a central pump station replacement of pump variable frequency drives, and in support of the 20-21 recycled water project in golden gate park. and lastly, music concourse fountains system needs some repair and upgrade, variable frequency drives as well. on the list there, all of those projects total the $1,155,000 we are requesting from the deferred maintenance contingency reserve. secondly, for the undesignated reserve subfund, we are proposing two distinct infrastructure projects. the first one is the continuation of the acquisition and installation of wildlife proof waste receptacles. in 2014, i was before you requesting the money from the undesignated reserve subfund to start this replacement of waste receptacles using the two stream, bear saver waste systems you may see in a variety of parks already. the first phase was very successful, and we are now ready to continue that effort with the bear saver two stream receptacles in a variety of other parks. if the $200,000 funding request is appr

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neighborhood that for multiple reasons, not the least of which is the creation of the chinatown central subway station, is a very, in a very fragile economic place. a business a few weeks ago, one of the legacy businesses on stockton street adjacent to the new subway station is facing a 200% rent increase and either have to renegotiate, relocate or shut down business all together. each loss of a business like that is a hole in the fabric of chinatown, and frankly, you know, it behooves us to try to protect this neighborhood from uses that we have seen in other municipalities grow really rapidly and drive spikes in commercial rent prices. the other rationale in the room and has been since it was brought up last year, unique cultural concerns of the chinatown community. i am not the best representative or the voice for those concerns but i do want to say why, and frankly, you have a letter from the community tenants' association in the file, some of those concerns are enumerated more eloquently in the findings of the legislation. but i do want to talk about why it's, why we are doing this now. i think t

great cases that the cops have made in the last number of days, 11 arrests out of northern, central andutheo stations, so thank you, captains, for that work. and then supervisor stefani and i are doing our part today by funding that $32.5 million which is to say that we're parking here and those parking validations, those parking costs go to pay that. we're always worried about the money. this has been extremely frustrating, not only as a supervisor, but somebody who had his cnntn the street. and i cannot tell you how delighted i am that we are addressing it. and those numbers are extraordinary numbers. 83% drop in this garage in a few month's time is really something to celebrate. i was just across the street at my optometrist and she said they have noted the immense change. so i heard about it from people on the street before i actually heardboutt right here from the mayor. i wan to thank you again and look forward to getting it to zero. [applause] >> thank you, supervisor peskin. last month at the budget committee, we approved the resolution of transferring this back to the sfmta and i raised ques

federal facilities to a central processing station. they need a lot of things they need first of all hygiene items to. take a shower get cleaned and so all those items are given to them so that they can go wash their hands and get cleaned up and then all of a sudden they started getting like a thousand boxes a day and then more and then more and. they started they had to come and secure space here and that failed and then they got another space and that failed up and now finally they have this large this is not my america this is not my america when we came. we welcome with open arms and we were not separated my entire family got here safely. well it's just one week until elections in what seen as the most important in mexico's history political parties are holding their final rallies and drawing in huge crowds but as election day knee is how can make secure recover and change jobs to this brutal and violent campaign john homa reports now from mexico city i do you want to just read weaker right now from the kitchen and make periodicity