year 16 and 17 which is data driven and include a equity analysisism in fiscal year 17, squaen we'll crete the service allocation plan which is the plan that will become the funding road map and we'll aquilize that plan. we'll carefully consider the dem ographic changes and attention to population change and partner and talk to all of our partners in terms owhat they see and the needs they have. which that my presentation concludes. >> thank you for your presentation and all your hard work and look forward to talking more during budget season and being a part of the planning process as well. sfr visor yee >> thank you. when i look at-thank you for your presentation. i look at slide 3 of the presentation where it has a graph there. i notice td the right hand side the percentage of youth served by age, that you have all the ages accept for 0-5 and i also realize the partners you work with, there is probably [inaudible] is there a reason why you don't count them in this or are these gist grants you directly administer >> these are grants we directly administer. we partner with the office of n

and iraq the grim task of exhuming mass graves into crete.hen islamic state militants took over last summer they were thought to have killed 2000 iraqi soldiers. now that forces have free captured the city they want to find out what happened. paul adams has a warning that this report contains distressing images. paul: a salute for the day in a place were hundreds of the call -- hundreds of their comrades died last summer the iraqi soldiers are paying their respects. the ground is yielding the gruesome evidence. there are to be 8 separate site. if you bodies have been exhumed. investigators have taken dna samples from family members in an attempt to identify the victims. the islamic state made little secret of what it was doing when it rounded up as many as 1700 shiite soldiers and massacred them on the side of the side of a former u.s. army base. ali is one of the few survivors. returning to help pinpoint the graves and to tell his story. >> it was meant to kill me but it missed. the next bullet killed the man next to me. i play dead and was

i was told he was killed and buried here in di crete. >> iraq's prime minister has been visiting the kurdish north. he repeated his promise that the iraqi army would work with kurdish forces to take back control of the province of nineveh. >> we are here to cooperate and coordinate on a joint plan to deliberate the people of nineveh. we will work with all the sides including all the religious sects, to lib liberate all of the people. >> isil still controls huge areas of northern iraq. most of the western province of anbar and various areas north of the capital of baghdad. >> malaysia's parliament has introduced a law that introduces indefinite detention without trial, a policy revoked three years ago. it was passed after 17 people were detained on suspicion of planning attacks in the capital of kuala lumpur kuala lumpur. >> 62 turkish military office who were jailed for plotting to topple the then prime minister erdogan has been acquitted. other officers were acquitted in the same case last week. the judge ruled that some of the digital evidence against them was inadmissible. among t

satellite and radar show two areas of large pressure offer the west coast and that what is doing is creteing a split in the jet stream. storms are going north is south of california and that means we are stay dry for the timeening through the weekend, a lot of senator behind and a. watching trend is underway next couple of days. highs, today a lot of sunshine up to 67 in oakland and 62 in downtown san francisco and up to 70 in napa and 71 in fairfield and 70 in concord and 70 in san jose. if you are headed to the coliseum marineers take on the as first pitch at 7:05 and right around 60. sun will set at 7:41. the game wraps up about 10:00 it will be cool, and be about 54 as you exit the stadium. the lows are a mix of stars and clouds and dropping to 39 in napa and 48 in downtown san francisco and the same in oakland and a lot of stars in the south bay and 45 in san jose, and dropping to 42 from morgan him. the week ahead, specifically, for san jose there is a bit of a roller coaster ride in the temperature department. we start in the low-to-mid 70s over the weekend and an average high in san

creting networks and that is why the san francisco park alliance is important and the [inaudible] they build community and studeredship around parks. flend of bodecker play ground was created because of the community planning process around bodecker and now we have that stewardship. equity is just a fundamental concept for us. parks are the great equalizer and great democratizeer and supervisor [inaudible] is a great example of a piece of [inaudible] critical open space >> the new bathrooms in [inaudible] will make sauch kiferance. i know like duloring park how many people go through [inaudible] square so it makes a difference >> the long-term theme-we have grouth in city and more people use our parks. we need it manage that grouth and respond to so we keep them well maintained for the next generation >> i had a couple questions about the citation issued by park patrol. there is increase and challenges in hiring, do you have data you can share on the citations issued by the park patrol and dem ographically on the individuals who received the citations >> we have data on citation issued

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exposed rusted rebar, chunks of cop crete contreat missing from the substructure, cracks in main supportst hold the bridge up. when you take a look at some of these bridges at first glance they don't seem so bad. but look closer. for instance here that's bare rusting rebar under a support for a bridge. this bridge happens to be carrying interstate 880 in oakland. caltrans estimates that it will cost $57 billion to get these bridges and roads in california back to where they need to be. plus another $3 to $5 billion every year for maintenance. >> we fall short each and every year. >> reporter: congressman jared huffman represents much of marin county in washington. he also serves on the u.s. house transportation and infrastructure committee. he wants congress to step up and better fund bridge maintenance and replacement now. >> we've seen what happens when you neglect these structurally deficient designations for year after year after year. eventually things begin to fail. i don't want that to happen in my district or in anyone else's. >> it's going to be difficult. it's going to take some

. >> reporter: that crete remains a ghost city. many parts of it destroyed.re was furious fighting between isil and the government forces backed by shia paramilitaries. battle scars are everywhere. there are also signs of looting and arson attacks carried out by the militias. the government admits some members. popular mobilization forces committed these acts. it says it will hold them accountable. security forces here say all pairparamilitaries have left the city and calling on the people to return home. >> translator: i am from tikrit and i tell the people and the families to return. we are your brothers. the conditions are good and your neighbors are returning. >> reporter: al jazerra's request to accompany the popular mobilization force to his a trip to tikrit has been penning for almost two weeks. but our camera person got in and was able to film inside the city center. no families were found signs written by isil fighters have been crossed out. but the new slogans signs and flags may reflect the sectarian nature. some residents we spoke to on the phone

were part of the effort to drive isil out of tikrit, that militias had helped drive out isil into crete, that it was a success for them and later american airstrikes came in to buttress their effort. michael: more or less. they have supported these militia. they were originally doing it on their own. there is this perception we cooperate with the iranians. as i said we have a pretty capable intelligence community that a lot of our commanders have at their disposal. so the offensive, the iranian led defensive did not succeed. it could not take tikrit. the prime minister of iraq went to the coalition and said can you help us do this? the coalition did supported and it was successful. of where their members of the militia forces with the iraq he army? yes, but under the control of the government of iraq. supported by -- charlie: they said there is a difference between american advisers and iranian advisors. what are iranian advisors doing in the front lines? there a troops supporting shiite militias. the iranian advisors are on the front lines advising the shiite militias. michael: they we

and the plum eres would not have been hired to go to work for crete. the people who were -- even though the police wouldn't have known who did it, but they would know. i don't think would have used those people, again, that the police were looking for. to go into the offices of the democratic national committee. so the people who did come in would not have had to be kept secret. by pretending that it was a c.i.a. operation. the supreme court had to decide that the tapes were to be given over. the saturday night massacre. nixon was not terribly reckless to believe that he could commit crimes like this and keep them quiet. presidents did this kind of thing all the time. and nearly all of them they kept quiet. and, moreover, once they come out, george w. bush has committed crimes like this right and left. and a lot of them have come out. and he's still there. i don't sigh he's going to get re-elected. none of his officials have gone to prison, even libby, whom he essentially pardoned. so as he, himself, is pardoned. so he wasn't unusually reckless in doin

as to the effect on crete in turn creativity, people have studied this and they found they certainly have the illusion that you are more creative when you're smoking, the people have not found much evidence and they did tests and things like that. so that is a matter of dispute. but as for disagreement. what he was talking about, that is what i am trying to do and i have a point of view, he has a different point of view i am throwing it out it comes from the word volley. and out of that process people make up their minds until we get to higher level of understanding. so i'm honored about that and i think we are all honored when people pay attention to what we say. c-span: have you ever seen a? >> guest: know, i had not. c-span: did you know what happened? >> guest: no, there will be some huge response and i don't have time to cover what happened. i am amazingly oblivious. c-span: as i was doing research i kept running into the story. there was a piece of his gun on me that was critical, can you talk about that? are you divorced or not? >> guest: i am divorced and i don't personally o

this morning as you're out and about on the vine watch out for new traffic patterns they set up corn crete barriers to block the shoulder. things are looking different on 676 toward broad street. beach street near north hanover the building volume happening on i-95 southbound side in the great northeast approaching cottman to allegheny to girard. the bigger problems is new castle county, the accident scene is on the northbound side side there's the remnants of a car that was hit by a tractor-trailer burst into flames. you can see the trucks involved in the accident on the right side of the screen. they are cleaning up the fuel spill that resulted. i-95 northbound is closed as you can away from maryland, use old baltimore pike or pulaski highway. an accident in vineland brought down a pole closing east landis avenue at new panther road. stay on chestnut avenue as alternates in that location. >> we're starting morning with breaking news, police say a hit-and-run in philadelphia's west kensington section is a deadly event. the young victim died from his injuries overnight. eva pilgrim is live

they just had an airstrike yesterday into crete. -- in itikrit.nt assad: many others joined. so it is a mixture now. charlie: what is the possibility of iranian -- american cooperation? president assad: i do not think that anyone trusts that the american administration really wants to fight these kind of terrorists. the whole launch, much less the airstrike [indiscernible] why did they join? they want to get part of the cake? we defeated isis, where were they in the last two months. it is not something we wanted to attack and -- charlie: so what do you think they want in iraq? president assad: they want to get rid of the terrorists. no one knows how long it will take. they there is isis and many extremists. charlie: when you look at the future, in view look at the battle ahead, how much of the conflict that is here today can the syrian government withstand? how much of the syrian country this a very in -- the syrian loss? will there be anything left in syria? president assad: this is not the first kind of crisis that have been faced in history. ma

and in a week when he was described as a money-grabbing 20-year-old, could he crete headlines on the pitch? we'll build up to that game with arsenal coming up with raul. >> now a sailor who is missing from more than two months at sea has been found alive. louy jordan was discovered adressed 320 kilometers off the u.s. coast line. he says he survived his 66 days by drinking rainwater and by eating raw fish. the 37-year-old set off on a fishing trip when the mast broke, his radio was damaged in a storm. >> well, i just--i feel blessed. i feel full of love, grateful to be with my family and people again. i feel grateful to have the opportunity to live, to do what i want to do, which is to produce some sort of fruit in my life, something valuable, something to make the world a better place. that's all that matters. >> and another amazing reunion between him and his parents. i heard them earlier on the phone today. >> andy murray is bidding for a final for the miami masters. he's taking on the world's number nine. murray taking the first set 6-4 and currently 4-3 in the second. now djokov

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the driver plunged more than 50 foot over the cop crete barrier and -- the concrete barrier and died. a jeep may have hit the motorcycle and left the scene. >> a huge storm that moved across the middle of the country turned deadly. a massive search operation has been underway through the night as rescuers look through the debris. the twister was caught on camera. >> rescuers do not know how many people were hurt in northern illinois where they are still digging through the rubble. >> a search-and-rescue operation continues this morning in illinois one dead and seven injured after a tornado damaged ovary single building in the village, many of them destroyed. >> obviously this is a lot of debris out this and some houses were pushed into a big pile. >> rescuers now eager for daylight to help their effort. >> my gosh... >> the twister captured on cell phone video as it moved through the area on thursday evening. residents rushing to safety. a close call in surviving in the basement of the restaurant. >> we ran inside and the own are said in the basement and we went down this. >> the same

others were down to the cop crete, and it was swept clean. >> what time the did it start to get bad? >> it -- we were chasing it all of the way from eastern iowa when it was going near the quad city, so that would have been 5:30 and followed it all of the way over here which would have been getting closer to 8:00 at that point. >> okay. standby, dan. i may need you, because i want to bring in storm chaser c.j. postail, postale, and where are you? >> i'm in denilla, illinois southeast of kirkland. >> what are you seeing? >> this town it was missed by the cell that went to the midwest, and we saw a lot of damage, and we pretty much followed the tornado for about 10 or 15 minutes as it went from northwest, and i should say northeast of oregon, illinois and then heading up to the kirkland area, and heading back to the northeast again, we lost sight of it as it came to the damage. >> and you are saying that it missed that town, but as you were following it what kind of damage did you see? >> we came up to the one intersection that was severely severely damaged, and there was a tractor-tra

terms of air strikes at the time that the militias and the iraqi army were engaged in combat into crete. why did they hold back? what was the reason? there was a delay in the air strikes. >> well i've been told the delay was because they didn't have enough reconsons in that area. >> rose: reconnaissance. >> try to define targets and these targets you want to hit. you have to make sure these are not population or civilians who may be killed. or there is no infrastructure that may be damaged. >> rose: i was told several weeks ago he gets information from iraq having to do with air strikes that are going to take place in iraq and in syria. does your government, in order to give information to the americans, take information from the syrians and give information to the americans so there can be a coordination of american. >> we don't -- at all, whatsoever. >> rose: you're providing no coordination with the syrian government. >> no. >> rose: but the president of syria told me he gets information from the iraqis. >> iraqi i'm not aware of that. i'm not aware of any dialogue or any contract wi

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right now, the battle to crete is stalled and we've been launching air strikes into crete? that's obviously correct. and it's my understanding, please correct me if i'm wrong, there's about 2,000 iraqi military fighting there and about 20,000 shia militia doing the majority of the fighting. is that roughly correct? >> so there was about 4,000 iraqi security forces combined in that area. currently, there are no shia militia, and as reported by the iraqis today, no pmf forces in that area, as well. >> so there's 4000 iraqi. who are the others? >> the shia militia that were there have pulled back from that area, sir. >> so the fighting is all being done by the iraqi forces? >> sir when the -- >> i've only got a few minutes. maybe you can shorten the answer. pretty straightforward questions. >> yes, sir, the clearance of the town as you know on the west side of the river is being done by the iraqi special operations forces. and the federal police with our -- >> so why do we see pictures everywhere leading and orchestrating this effort. >> those pictures were from before. and as

so now is the time to put in place were con veed crete measures -- put in place very concrete measurers. we will reduce the number of ourster funerals for a period of time and our stock of enriched uranium for a period of time -- >> rose: a period of time? the period of time we have discussed and negotiated, mostly ten years. >> rose: right. and then the sanctions will be lifted. not after that period of time, at the beginning of that period of time. that's a very clear understanding. >> rose: it's not a clear understanding in terms of how america's of significance -- and that you can eliminate all the sanctions at the beginning and then follow through. >> you cannot have the cake and eat it too. you have to make a decision as we have to make a decision. the decision has to be whether you want to have an agreement or whether you want to continue the path of pressure and resistance on the part of iran. these two are mutually exclusive. we can in fact -- we have a good deal. i believe we have the parameters of a good deal which builds confidence, doesn't make anybody trust the other side.

the american academy of neurology is having its week long annual creteing right here in the -- meeting right here in the district. today they have an event for the whole family. the brain health fair is an opportunity to hear from neurologists about the latest advances in preventing and treating brain diseases. there will be free screenings, activities for the kids, and interactive exhibits. that's from 10:00 until 4:00 at the convention center. i'm andrea roane. >>> we know that cell phone is never far from you. we would like you to be part of the weekend shows this morning. our crew live chatting right now on wusa9.com. we'd love for you no share your comments, your questions, and photos. do that on the social media pages and remember, to use the hashtag #tellwusa9 and today is the 18th by the way. thank you for the viewer who just wrote in on the facebook page. >>> still ahead no doubt, usher, pink all in d.c. this weekend to help end poverty. back down to the national mall for more on the event today. >> plus, what's the buzz all about? bees crash in washington state on a truck and

west, has this hiss crete tikes of the race to the top program. but the point he makes is clear. we put money out for the things that matter to us. we go back to would where we were earlier in the conversation. back to king's triple threat facing our democracy, 50 years ago, festival facing our democracy now, racism poverty and militarism. the o. one of that gets the money is militarism. we won't put the money where we need to put it to fight poverty and income inequality. one thing i'll be doing a lot of this year peter so i'm glad you raised this is using the hash tag, 2016 poverty debate hash tag 2016 poverty debate. one thing i'm going to be pushing for a lot. already started talking about it. this is my goal between now and november 2016, or the fall of 2016. by the time we get to september of 2016 and the presidential debate commission sanctions those 3-d baits we're going to have between the two final candidates, whenever they may be and as enticing and as juicy as it is for those in the media to want a bush-clinton rematch. i'm not sure it's going to turn out that way too