that every resident can share in the prosperity in our city we have an opportunity to make sure we have a safe city a caring city and educated city, a liveable city a city that moves and meets our affordability challenges my budget doubles down on the public safety investments to mediate h meet the needs of the growing demands of the frrmd we'll hire 4 hundred additional police officers hundred and 98 firefighters, 55 paramedics and 369-1-1 dispatches and in addition for the first time in a decade we have the opportunity to hire at least thirty cadets that will join our public safety system in a few short years (clapping.) and i know that we all agree that a safe san francisco is about more than public safety any public comment? that is also about centralizing >> safety fleeting so we're a caring city at the heart of our system of every is is is our san francisco general hospital which will open later this year i'm proud we've worked together to build a metabolic safety hospital that will serve the generations my budget includes hundred and 48 now world-class care at san francisco general our wonderful community-based organizatio

i work for a non-profit here in the city and gets lot of donations from many caring city city city -- san franciscoans and from percentage wise i would know what dollar amount came in and when it was donated by. that said, i was wondering if you had any understanding or knowledge of the donor acknowledgment process that supervisor ferrell and his committee did. anyone who donated, is there a letter that goes out on behalf of the committee that thanked them for their contribution both in the primary and this secondary committee? i think there might be a misunderstanding here. supervisor ferrell, the only involvement between his committee and the voters committee were three e-mails that his consultant sent to e-mails. but his campaign people said they have no involvement at all. the only way they knew who the donors of the committee were from the website. >> my question stands well within the committee to reelect mark ferrell do you have any knowledge or understanding of what their process was? >> only the most general where they would have sent a thank you letter. >> my organization do

cities around the midwest. chicago, detroit. links to large cities. chicago to omaha links not so large cities with large cities. some have attractive stops. the twin cities route. others serve largely for two end points. chicago st. louis. we evaluate these quarters using the gravity model . it has been fun seeing all the different result. there is no easy right answer for which quarter has been the most attractive. what do the studies show? >> cincinnati was the most attractive because it goes through indianapolis and adds more demand from the other potential route. it is also more economically healthy. i looked at the unemployment rate of the cities. that adds more demand. professor schwieterman: at first glance it doesn't look very attractive. you add the intermediate stop indianapolis and model that. there is a lot of traffic. unemployment cincinnati has fared relatively well. cincinnati, in a study i did, it came to the m same conclusion. others found different rings. -- things. sure. >> twin cities, chicago twin cities. i found that the two endpoints draw together. there are stops in between that are fairl

cities around the midwest. chicago, detroit links large cities. chicago omaha links not so large , cities with large cities. some have attractive stops. others serve largely for two end points. it has been fun seeing all of the different results. there is no easy right answer to which corridor is the most attractive. before we look at what the amendment -- abandonment has been to bring these back, which ones are the most attractive to bring back into public use? >> i found that cincinnati was the most attractive. it has a lot more demand than other routes. it is also more economically healthy. i looked at the unemployment rate of all of the cities of well. >> at first glance, it does look not very attractive. you add the intermediate stop, minneapolis, and there is a lot of traffic to tween the two points. you are right. yes, cincinnati -- and fast, a study that i did came to the same conclusion, it is the most attractive. >> the twin cities and chicago. i found that not only do the two endpoints go together, but there are some stops that are fairly sizable and friendly to other transits. that is what struck

city hall. happy birthday, city hall. [ applause ] >> this year, san francisco's city hall is turn 100. you can join in the celebration by sharing your favorite city hall memories online. whether it's the day of the big game or that magical moment when you said i do. just post your favorite city hall memories with the hashtag sf city hall 100 and you can help to make this year's celebration one to remember. for more information visit sf city hall 100.com. >> okay, thank you. that ends our press conference. [ applause ]

city lost its reason. charming place. great people. proved to be an optimistic hope. reed city, michigan. a small town. north of grand rapids. reed city has an interesting distinction. how is that for something on the town? we seek to lines crossed here. the predecessor. the city was literally built around the railroad junction. in reed city's case, the development pattern began to change when the logging declined a bit. they're looking for a kind of new economic engine to keep the town going. unfortunately, this is the early 20th century. we go to the seven days. the station is gone. trains still coming through. the road has been reduced to the margins of the community's economy. they had a tough recession. it lost lots of industrial but throughout our region. the city new it was that it crossroads. the railroad was leaving. it probably couldn't save the railroad. the town decided we had to commemorate the fact that we are only in existence of this location because of the railroad junction. we feel that our identity is the link to the railroads. natalie commemorate the railroad it -- not only commemorate their auto but use it to start a new -- not only commemorate the railroad, but use it. they called if the dimon where the two lines crossed. -- diamond where

cities will stay mild. heat advisories come when the cities reach 103 degrees or 95 degrees. the cities will. the earl cities. but the big cities, berkeley, oakland, right? that is bearable. the heat down here, it is there. but san jose, santa clara low 90s. tomorrow hottest day of the week. fog at the coast. patchy fog. temperatures in the mid-60s. temperatures trend down after that. nice looking weather pattern. interesting, we talked about it last night, fire danger. what did i say? we will have fires tomorrow. and thursday. we will have fires again tomorrow. >> long season. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the cavaliers all star player who opted out of his contract today and amazing plays in baseball. mark is up next with sports. female announcer: don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale! save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and icomfort. sleep train's 4th of july sale is ending soon! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> mark is here now. cool plays we will show you but first a's and rangers. >> they are in progress. giants are slumping but t

city hall. happy birthday, city hall. [ applause ] >> this year, san francisco's city hall is turn 100. you can join in the celebration by sharing your favorite city hall memories online. whether it's the day of the big game or that magical moment when you said i do. just post your favorite city hall memories with the hashtag sf city hall 100 and you can help to make this year's celebration one to remember. for more information visit sf city hall 100.com. >> okay, thank you. that ends our press conference. [ applause ] on election day, when you go to vote at your local polling place in san francisco, the workers, that greet you, check the roster and give you your boll lot, might a little young like they could be in high school this is part of the poll worker program, this provides, every election, with thoun poll workers how did they become a poll workers, and what is it like being a poll worker as such a young age? let's meet some poll workers. >> hello, i have been a poll worker for about poll workers for 13 years now. >> hello this would bymy my 7th year now. >> my name is eddie i'm 20 i'm a senior i will be graduating this may. [music] >> stud

city"? new york city is its own city and "broad city" is its own city. what is that inspect. my name is glaze. >> and my name is abbi jacobson. >> and this is our brief and spectacular take on-- >> our television show "broad city." >> ifill: get a first look at our series "brief but spectacular" every thursday on the pbs newshour page on facebook. on the newshour online, it's a go-to dish on many a sushi menu but we're about to make you think twice about spicy tuna rolls. it turns out, one of the roll's main ingredients, the tuna scraped from the bone of the fish has been linked to hundreds of illnesses in the u.s. hear all about it on "shortwave," the newshour podcast. find out how to listen, on our homepage. that's at pbs.org/newshour. tune in later this evening on charlie rose, get more analysis and reaction to the supreme court's ruling on the affordable care act. and that's the newshour for tonight. on friday, president obama delivers the eulogy at the funeral of the south carolina pastor and state senator killed in the church shooting. i'm gwen ifill, we'll see you on-li

theatrical or technical services for shows on city property for the hauling of city generated solid waste and for moving services under city contracts at city-owned or leased facilities, for workers engaged in exhibit display or shade show work at special events on city property. >> same house, same call. >> item 26 is a resolution to authorize the director of public works to execute modification no. 5 to a professional services agreement with montgomery corporation to provide inspector of record inspection services for san francisco general hospital rebuild program in an amount not to exceed 11.6 million for a term expiring december 31st, 2016. >> same house, same call. without objection, this resolution is adopted unanimously. item 27. >> item 27 is a resolution to approve amendment no. 1 with the new flyer of america inc. contract to change the propulsion system from parallel propulsion to series propulsion and to purchase an additional 48 standard and 50 articulated low floor diesel hybrid busses for a total contract amount not to exceed 168 million. >> same house, same call. wait, the house has -- oh, same house, same call. without obj

city of key west, florida. hosted by our comcast cable providers, c-span city stored -- city tour site showcase the city's history. it is the home of the u.s. coast guard cutter ingham, the last ship still afloat that sunk a german submarine during world war two. the patrol the coast during the vietnam war and rescued cubans during the boat left in the 1980's. learn more about key west all weekend here in -- on american history tv. >> i've had the privilege of not only working here at the hemingway home, but i live on the property in the guest quarters. this has been one of the greatest honors of my life. i have the enjoyment of walking around the property after 5:00 when everyone is gone. you can see the beauty of the property the inspiration hemingway probably felt. he had a line. if you want to write, start with a -- one true sentence. >> for a writer, each book should be a new effort to try to -- he should always try for something that is never been done or that others have tried but failed. how simple the writing of literature would be if there were only necessary to write and it another way what is and will

city of key west, florida. hosted by our comcast cable providers, c-span city stored -- city tour site showcase the city's historys the home of the u.s. coast guard cutter ingham, the last ship still afloat that sunk a german submarine during world war two. the patrol the coast during the vietnam war and rescued cubans during the boat left in the 1980's. learn more about key west all weekend here in -- on american history tv. >> i've had the privilege of not only working here at the hemingway home, but i live on the property in the guest quarters. this has been one of the greatest honors of my life. i have the enjoyment of walking around the property after 5:00 when everyone is gone. you can see the beauty of the property

that people know that these are two distinct cities-- the city of charleston and the city of north charleston. >> sreenivasan: even if you looked at your city descraetly from north charleston or the state of south carolina there seem to be these competing or conflicting facts. you have an indian american governor, an african america senator. you, yourself are elected from a majority white community, or the district that you're in. yet, tame you have a confederate flag flying high next to the steps of the state capitol. >> well, for me right now, we are going to have time to deal with that issue. but as a member of emanuel, a lifelong member what we want to focus on as a church and as a city, burying our dead go through the healing process so that we can get to forgiveness and move forward accordingly. we're going to have a lot of time to discuss the confederate flag and gun control. but right now, what we want to do is focus on our emanuel a.m.e. family as we get through this crisis and heal and forgive. so under no circumstances at least as a member of the emanuel church, are we going to engage in politicizing the death of nine of our pari

francisco city hall it seems as though it's going to be almost a back to work day for many in the city but there are events planned there at san francisco city hall this evening at 6:00 also at san jose city hall tonight. a lot of people sort of buzzing and now for those people who are celebrating, it's going to be tough to get back to the business of a regular workday or schoolday because certainly, this decision changes everything. >> yeah. we also heard from mayor lee and kate kendall. mayor lee said did you feel the earth shaking this morning? talking about the supreme court decision. kate said that she hopes that this decision goes beyond same- sex marriage but instead moves toward, you know, dealing with other issues in terms of race, housing equality. she mentioned that, as well. want to go back to -- we are going back out to -- >> look. in the middle of the picture, the man we have been expecting to hear from. >> our former mayor, now lieutenant governor, the fabulous one of the men that i most admire on the planet, gavin newsom. >> sorry i'm late. you have a lot to do and a lot to celebrate. more importantly, a lot to be proud of today. i heard some words on wednesday night that

city hall guy. but i think that you might have the opposite problem, right? you're really an outsider, in many ways. you've never had any experience working in city hall or perhaps with city hall in a legislative way. how do you overcome that, and is that really a problem, being an outsider, in this city of insiders? >> i mean, it definitely is a city of insiders, no doubt, and when you look at a lot of cities that have been run by insiders for a long time, they have the same challenges that we have -- doing the same thing over and over again and just getting incremental results. by not being on the inside, i'm looking at things through a different lens and with a different perspective, and for so many elections in philadelphia, we do the same thing. we have someone from city council come in to be the mayor. when you look at companies who are struggling and when they to to choose their next c.e.o., they very rarely look at the inside because when you're an insider, you've been part of getting the city or the company to where it is. and you're very reluctant to say that there are challenges and really look at it with a critical eye. by coming in from the outside and leveraging the experiences that i've had, i'll be able to see really where we need to prioritize, and i'll be willing to

city this is in 2008. increasing 2,200 police officerses when it was our city was smaller than it was today. if you compare per capita to all pier cities and average per capita just the average of those cities we're way below if you just take us to the average that gets us to over 2,200 officers so any way you measure it we're under staffed and 2200 is reasonable indeed our projected growth in the future as a conservative starting point for police staffing so this goal is not going to happen over night it's only going to happen when per severance consistency in our budget process but it's a good goal to have. i want to mention two things madame chair and turn over to colleagues we're in agreement we need strong accountability from our police department we have the office of citizens complaints i'm very happy that the mayor has proposed additional funding for occ occ needs to be able to do it job i have seen in this roll and as deputy city attorney occ doesn't have the resources it needs it needs those resources i'm pleased the mayor has included funding for body cameras for police officers we want strong accountability but strong accountability doesn't mean having too few officers we need t

city. there was working kansas city. -- work in kansas city and they stayed in kansas city. don't have a number in my head. i can't nail down the exact size of the population. during the civil war, many slaves in the counties i have studied were actually liberated and they moved to kansas and then up through iowa. i the time the civil war ended many of those who had been here in 1860 were outside of the area. >> we mentioned the people who came here after the civil war, ohio, illinois. was it strictly the land was cheap, there was greater opportunity here? could you go into more detail? tom: the 90,000 people who came here in 1863 after order number 11 had been implemented. the radical union sent a man named minor tea graham back to illinois in ohio to recruit people to come and live in western missouri. but the war was still going on. not many people came. after the civil war, once the railroads were anchored in the city, the city became a well-known beacon for people to work on the railroad and to work in the industry's that were coming up out of that. there was a huge iris

city with the success of how city we have a special opportunity to insure the prosperity of our city extends to all the residents i believe this is a balanced and responsible budget that not only security guards vital city services and affordable a budget that keeps our city save and solvent and successful we'll continue to invest in the diverse neighborhood in the infrastructure and most importantly in the people of san francisco to make sure that we retain the city for everyone i take this opportunity to thank the group of people that have been working hard on this budget that is my budget staff led by kate howard (clapping) i also like to extend a warm thank you, again to the entire controllers staff led by ben rosenfeld that has been working alongside (clapping) and i would like to in anticipation thank each and everyone of the board of supervisors and house of representatives harvey rose and ladies and gentlemen, thank you, very much let's get this budget approved and let's get to work thank you watching. >> ever wonder about programs the city is working on to make san francisco the best place to live and work we bring shine won our city department and the people making them happy what happened nex

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cities. 41 cities out of the 70 cities tracked in may saw new home prices fall. fromis better than the 47 the previous month, and 49 a month before that in march. i have all the data right here. it's like reading from a baseball line score. a big increase of 6.6% and new home prices, month over month, the six month and a row that they have seen new home prices increase. they are on the leading edge of this recovery. shanghai up month over month for the second month in a row. beijing, a third month in the row of gains. the other interesting point is on the downside. the cities that are still seeing falls, they are narrowing. cityop worst-performing 0.6%.an the gains are whitening. back to you. rishaad: let's take a look at some other stories. we have the roundup. >> greece making headlines. the prime minister saying that he is ready to assume responsibility for rejecting an unfair deal with creditors. greece and its creditors, the imf, ecb, they are stalling. year old area finance ministers are planning to meet in luxembourg today. the gathering has been billed as last chance to seal an agreement, but tsipras says -- as says he's ready to say no. officials are downplaying expectations. discussions with greece at the meeting will be very short. creditors have little to review. contentious issues remain, tax rates, and pensions. with only a slim chance of a deal during this meeting, attention is shifting to the summit of eu leaders scheduled for next thursday, just days before greece's bailout program expires. at the next look chinese company heading home. sh

city college for the first lesbian chancellor at city college despite what you read in the news media i have no doubt city college will be there for the next decades to provide education to our community i want to relocate recognize that city college was one of the first colleges to provide an lgbt class both educating our community and history and i can't wait until the day that kate and some of you teach about this day and movement and the history we've made thank you so much for supporting continental and being here and happy pride (clapping.) >> so i want to finish up with another acknowledgment and have a poll he was not he's not here but standing side by side with senator leno and helping us what the lawsuit jeff and equality for california is the reason we're here (clapping.) and now a short poll i wanted to know in this auditor who got married in 2004 raise our awesome in 2008 who is going to get married this weekend (laughter) (clapping). >> so the good news the good news you don't have to because we can (laughter) but - you're telling us lives and future so many better because we can let's celebrate and know we're not done it's going to be an amazing pride weekend thank you for everything (clapping.) to you folks

city mayor and city counsel will hope to do that. city official are ordered the property owners time and time again to fix the blight with no success. now city council will consider a measure to give official more power to clean up vacant properties and seize them if necessary. the mayor and the citizens we talked with are all for it. >> people have these properties and they just let them go. it's just not fair to the community. >> i think that's great. i do. if they set out to accomplish it, they will. they keep town so nice. >> we reached out to the owners of the abandoned property for comment but not heard back. >>> police are investigating a traffic crash that killed a shark. >> we will tell you about the accident that led to an unusual rescue mission. >>> plus their homes were in danger falling into a sinkhole. now the families who live in these homes are getting some relief this morning. >>> no relief from the heat coming our way. for the a feud at least. wind blowing at center city. that is a warm muggy breeze blowing this morning. right now here at nbc10, 69 degrees at 4:38. they make little hearts happy and big hearts happy too beca

city to maintain this is a world leading facility when the greatest aquarium facilities on the planet. so, we value that partnership with the city and we want to make sure that our partnership with the city is effective, efficient, really delivers on mission. so, were very very proud to say that we already are a great investment by the city. the city's controller office in fact, highlighted this during the recent report that looked at cultural investments here in san francisco but also nationally and how about academy stood out as a singularly ineffective organization in delivering on its mission. what we want to do is better. were working diligently to be better, more efficient reducing our expenses in delivering our mission more and more every day. so, were proud to say that in fact, during the last nine months we worked hard to reduce or upgrading expenses by over 10%. we have eliminated very long-standing structural deficits that a lot of museums and to find themselves in. has been totally limited from our budget, become dramatically more efficient. at the same time, we did all this while increasing our dependence, increasing our customer satisfaction, and delivery to our core mission to the people san francisco. were there very proud of that we will confident the city should be to their were using public dollars for