we can get we have people if from 9 community respond to them i know we'll be more relent as an entire city swler the fire department and police department and our department of emergency management and other dchts like human services and public health that specialized their ability to respond and get in early and help what he want to do more and more is also practice the ability to respond with the people power we have in the city and part of that people power includes the red xros and their volunteers dpw's who assisted isn't shelter in providing food immediately and, of course, our san francisco salvation army in they're basically necessities and utilizing their own offices to serve as a temporary shelter after the 2 south end street the salvation army went above and beyond they're calling by allowing a temporary shelter to be located in their shelter at van ness street so people could find solace in the neighborhood they've lived for many years i want to specifically thank the red cross and salvation army you're the first on the ground and the resident needed you most there is no also a

good samaritans helping our families for their long term recovery as well they have brought our entire city together to help those who are effected by raiding resources in a significant way of course i'm talking about zach crockett a young resident of our mission and some place who is running home and rather than stop and observe and take photographs and pictures like many others he rode home and allowed that to people trait his action and set up a go fund me account to help his neighbors (clapping.) well this effort this effort raised an unprecedented over $120,000 for those who are effected by the fire this is extraordinary and i want to thank a participate he found we've known to be a good partner our mission confirmation development meeting that was on the ground day in and out helping the 4r5i9 resident in the midst meeting worked closely with the 22nd street folks and became the agent for the good fund account so thank you to meeting not only for that at the heart of not only the residents your concern buyout small businesses and the many small businesses who perhaps in many occasions

entire cities, entire countries.don't ask me because i'm from uruguay, and i definitely have soccer in my genes. please let me know what you think about that or any of our stories on twitter or email. as the rift between europe and russia grows, one e.u. government leader is defiantly staying close to vladimir putin. the prime minister of hungary, viktor orban, a provocative figure in europe often speaking out against the e.u. and earlier this year, he made himself even more controversial when he welcomed mr. putin to budapest. he's also recently signed a range of business deals with russia despite western sanctions against russia over ukraine. but now, protests are growing among hungarians themselves. many say they want their country to integrate closer with the west, not with the kremlin. >> back in 1989, nine-year-old bori takacs and her father went out to hang up posters calling for a republic of hungary. now, at 34, she's organizing protests herself. she's working with the group 'most mi' -- which means "now us"

mentioned mayor prop e was passed over two years ago, and i am here to report to you and to the entire city of san francisco that we are now at the point we can say we have successfully deliver the gross tax receipts system on time and on budget. [applause] so believe me a lot of people deserve credit for that success and i will be honest it's not an easy road. our previous tax system was not just built to accommodate this kind of a measure and therefore we executed an agreement for a new tax system which configured almost all of our taxes including the new gross receipts tax. i would really like to recognize our great vendors on the project who are us today and let's acknowledge them for their great work. thank you so much. [applause] and last year in march we implemented one of the first important steps, the quarterly installments for the new business tax, which replaced a system we had for many years of mailing out prepayment quarterly bills and a huge change communicated to 95,000 business taxpayers and they complied and in april of last year we rolled out a change to the annual busines

>> reporter: ukee, this will be a terribly sad day as the entire city of philadelphia mourns the loss of one of the city's finest, as you mentioned, operation err robert wilson iii was here at this store in north philadelphia buying a game for his son when he was gunned down. police say shot while trying to stop two people who had burst into the store with the intent of robbing the place the scene as you can see remains under investigation this morning. now, in the meantime, this morning, police have executed a warrant and recovered evidence from this house on the 1200 block of hollywood street we're told this activity is related to the cause case, and police have recovered ak47 from the property. now, officer wilson was 30 years old and a eight year veteran of the police force. he went into the game stop at 22nd and lehigh, just after 4:30 thursday afternoon. sources tell "eyewitness news" he was in uniform and in line buying a game for his son who had done well in school. two people came in, police say, and announced the robbery. officer wilson engaged them, there was gunfire from b

>> i can tell you what we can see here in port villa which is significant destruction of the entire city. i mean so many communities are going to be homeless for some time, ripped through houses and blown away. i know for sure that the rest of vanuatu is significantly affected it's a struggle to get communications to them. if the rest of vanuatu suffered more than we are seeing here. >> why are talking about at least 65% small islands where people live sometimes in very flimsy accommodation. >> that's right. as i say port villa has some of the stronger housing and a lot of those have been destroyed. in rural communities, something don't have that, they have thatched reeves and not the type of destruction that we saw 48 hours ago. >> we understand australian aid has started to arrive, what are the things you are hoping to arrive first? >> we already launched our own appeal and have receivedment dangerous donations from the public. we haven't received any government aid yet we are in communication, but these things, providing people with basic shelter, equipment water, food and hygiene kid

mayor bower says it's important the entire city gets to benefit from the city's economic rebound. >>be happy if we're having all this growth and we're crunching down on our middle class. or if young people can't see a pathway to the middle class in their hometown. >> the new walmart is expected to generate some 300 new jobs. >>> well she is redefining what a homeless shelter looks like. next we're going to meet the architect who was trying to add value to life through the buildings that surround us. >>> plus what are you willing to pay for some d.c. real estate? we take a look at the priciest house on the market when we return. looks skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? ♪ skippy!! ♪ ♪ yippee!! ♪ i'm bored. hashtag bored. skippy!! yippee!! look a ride! (vo) made with the funnest peanuts ever! skippy. yippee!! ♪ >>> she's an award winning local architect who brings a healthy dose of zen to her designs. she's created one of the largest woman-owned architectural firms in the country. it's now housed in an old dance hall. wendy rieger introduce

partnership with mark farrell a wonderful supervisor from his district i know him more and more as an entire city leader so i want to welcome him in the most appropriate way and that is with my pronunciation hopefully i'll not screw up this >> (speaking foreign language.) >> which, of course is my irish to welcome mark farrell up here with a greeting of st. patrick's day thank you (laughter) (clapping) all right. >> thanks mayor ed lee. >> no way. >> that's correct mayor lee and everyone welcome to city hall it is once a year we see a sea of green and isn't charlotte the best dressed woman in san francisco (clapping) proud to be here today with mayor ed lee with all of you to kickoff what is high season for the irish community not only here in san francisco but around the world as our consul general told me his duty to kick in a early february and don't end until april it kicks off today with a flag raising and celebrate our irish red light come a time f in san francisco thank you. i see fathers brendon on and elected officials thank to my family mom and dad and wife and two-year-old son saying h

the entire committee that has worked so hard to put on this wonderful, wonderful festival for our entire citythis time of the year. the year of the ram this year is going to be about artistry, about coming together supporting each other. i want to say thank you very much to the festival volunteer community and the vietnamese community and economic development center. they have been wonderful in putting this on and now that we're revitalizing market street there is a connection of the improvements of the area and connected up with market street and this is a wonderful celebration that we have it here at the center of our united nations plaza. i want to congratulate all of the store front owners here the small businesses here for working together with us. we have been putting a lot of emphasis on our market street as of late and our investment in neighborhoods and i hope that the small business owners along that corridor have really appreciated the work we're doing together. things are always improving and look at the wonderful crowds that you have coming out today so we join you in this festiv

the commonly held belief reinforced by the movie "gone with the wind" that sherman reduced the entire city of atlanta to a smoldering ruin approximately half of it was completely destroyed roughly the same proportion of chambersburg, pennsylvania that had been burned by confederates the previous july. as this author intended, the march to the sea was harsh on civilians. losing crops, food stores and livestock left noncombatants with little to eat as winter approached. but the fear sherman created was more powerful than his acts of destruction. the site of federal troops marching across the state destroying property, and pillaging virtually unopposed had a demoralizing effect on white georgians who supported the confederacy. by waging war against the minds of his opponents sherman's march achieved its creator's goal of hastening an end to the conflict. the wives of confederate soldiers along the route of the march who feared that they lay in the path of sherman's advancing legions begged their husbands to come home, and desertions increased significantly during the fall and winter of 1864-6

his staff for keeping our city clean and beautiful they work very hard and i see them around the entire cityo when you have an opportunity please thank their staff as they continue all of our corridor cleaning and thank president breed and the board on the end of construction for the city's navigation center. we know the status quo is not acceptable and there's still too many people on our streets and we'll work together to help our homeless residents change their lives for the better and this approach will help homeless people reconnect with their loved ones at home and move off of our streets and into stable housing or residential treatment programs and get access to services that they need to stabilize their lives and in fact through our housing and family reunification efforts our city has helped more than 19 thousand people leave the streets with 11 thousand moving into supportive housing that we've built since 2004 and we take pride in being the city of saint francis and healthy san francisco housing first treatment on demand and project homeless connect and now the nation's most progr

supported our rad program that's going to authorize some 6 thousand units to be rehabbed in the entire city y while we gain additional housing i need not remind you of a population that is more senior as time comes with the affordability of the city becoming more and more out of reach i have to giving me get to an aggressive housing agenda i hope your not only here to celebrate but join me in november to pass a housing bond to make sure we continue an aggressive affordability of housing we're not only going to do that i've asked all the vendors in the city to join me and do a call i don't even ask them for money i should have i skmd asked them to call each of their banks the institutions that fund their market rate housing they have investor conversation tell the banks to call mayor ed lee and give him your best below market rate you have so we can create an accelerator fund so we we announce a project we can accelerate that ability hud liekdz to see that they love our choice neighborhood to accelerate those projects go work it is partly giving credit where the money is right now our househ

with only 11,000 hotel rooms in the entire city the need now is for people to open their homes to guestsing to philadelphia. the executive director of the world meeting of families says they are in the homestretch now. 10,000 volunteers are crucial to pulling off this event, starting with the catholic wrong meeting right to the pontiff speaking on the parkway. we'll be here covering it all for you on nbc 10 as well as on our news app. live now from outside the pa basilica monique braxton, "nbc 10 news." >>> and good morning to you, i'm katy zachry. you just saw monique with her hood up in center city philadelphia. that's what many of us are waking up to this morning, rain. this is a live look at the philadelphia area. the rain is just plaguing our area as we zoom in. there's a traffic camera here to show you the vine street expressway right at 8th street. you can see volume is picking up which is typical at this time, but the roadways are really wet. so be alert for ponding and puddles that may add a few minutes to your drive times this, mo. taking a look at the drive times for delaware

by those good samaritans standing right here all of you exemplify our city at the best and our entire city applauds our efforts to assist the folks in need at the time of need at this time i'm going to take the privilege of asking the supervisors to join me come on up supervisors to lend our voices to think i think a heartfelt applause to each and every one of them before i begin the ceremony. >> supervisor wiener supervisor breed. >> thank you, madam president asked me to speak first so mr. mayor, thank you for recognizing those heros i think one of the biggest surprise we you'll know as residents until you're in the fire department or getting noticed you don't on how many fires happen my first year in office we had a serial arsonist and we did the good samaritan ordinance to try to make it easier for lymph glands to put people up with low rent and ben yi from the human services agency done extraordinary work and it is heartbreaking in my i will district of 17th century and church a few years ago people's lives being completely up ended if their luke they have alternative housing and frie

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saying "we continue to mourn the loss of officer michael johnson, and the thoughts and prayers of an entire city remain with his family, fellow officers, and friends. >> pam : thursday's memorial procession but can't make it along the route can watch it live on kron live in the newsroom. >> pam :alameda county firefighters have responded to a two- alarm multiple structure fire in dublin. about two hours ago. the two-alarm fire broke out in the area of vinton avenue and kinsley street in dublin. it is where a number of homes are under construction. the blaze was first reported just after at 9- tonight. four residences under construction were destroyed. there were no injuries. no word on the cause palo alto police looking to catch a suspect accused of indecent exposure at a local shopping center. kron-4's jeff bush shows you who they are looking for, and gets reaction from anxious shoppers. >>:the police and mall security offices are investigating the incident which took place last thursday morning. not once, not twice, but three times within the course of an hour if it was with around 10:00 in th

entirely for the 1%. >> occupy movements take root in cities all over the u.s.f the largest crops up in oakland, california. on october 10th, the oakland protesters set up their camp in frank ogawa plaza, the public square in front of oakland city hall. hundreds join in and occupy the plaza 24 hours a day. including berkeley tenants rights lawyer jesse palmer. >> i think people in society feel very isolated. but when you realize that many other people have the same ideas you have and are having the same problems that you have, then suddenly you realize, actually, we are powerful, we the people are powerful. >> every hour, every day, the occupation is here to stay! >> after two weeks the oakland mayor orders the plaza vacated because of health and safety concerns. before daybreak on october 25th oakland police raid the encampment, clearing out the occupiers with tear gas. protesters agree to reconvene later that day and march back on the plaza. >> the crowd was a focused crowd. we were there because they had taken occupation and the occupation was something that

. >> the trial is expected to last several months and seems to be personal to an entire city. john, bbc news, boston. >> of course, we will continue to report on all the developments in the trial in the coming weeks. now, to the case of a pakistani man who has been found guilty of participating in an al qaeda plot. he faces a life sentence from new york -- he faces a life sentence. from new york, we report. >> the attack is thought to be imminent. the pakistani was part of a transatlantic conspiracy to repeat the devastation of 9/11. undercover officers followed him as he looks at possible targets in liverpool and manchester. he attacked the shopping center during the easter holiday of 2009. a team of around 10 suicide bombers would have detonated bomb simultaneously. as shoppers left, there would have been a second wave of attacks. the prosecutors said that he would have set off a car bomb. >> he would have carried out the attack and been successful. we would have seen dozens killed and dozens more seriously injured. >> we're talking something comparable to 7-7. >> involves o

do graduate they are solid and capable of competing and capable of doing the work throughout the entire city in and throughout your area and outside the project area. thank you. >> any other speaker cards? do the commissioners have any questions? >> i do have some questions? >> what's subcontinent asian? >> in the south region of asia namely india, bangladesh. >> okay. >> i was attempted to say that. can you describe good methodology. >> we have contractors and developers to practice and it begins with breaking out components of work so small business can participate so unbundling contracts to the greatest extent possible. we look at the advertisements that are done by the awardee and that advertisement should stipulate a minimum period of advertisement, in our case 30 days. that's the minimum. not to say it couldn't be more than 30 days but to provide adequate notice to the community. we provide a meeting no less than 2 weeks before bids are due and typically it stands at about a half way point of 2-3-day period and to ensure there is adequate notice, adequate time for a small business to a

you have the entire city of los angeles before your very eyes. >> wow, wow! wow, wow!tiful. >> these guys instantly see it. the view is right. the house is 100% wrong. but they know a bulldozer can fix everything. that's because land prices in this area have more than doubled in just the last five years. >> the two gentlemen that i'm walking the property with today are the high-end developers specializing in ultra-luxury estates. >> aaron makes it clear he's not really selling this house. >> the house is irrelevant. you're buying a piece of dirt. >> what he's actually selling is an opportunity to get very rich. >> when you finish the right house here, we could ask $40 million for a completion house. >> what's it gonna take to buy it? >> you know, it is so competitive. it really is gonna be substantially higher than asking, and i want to just be clear about -- >> $100,000 more? [ both laugh ] we thought, a nice round number of $10 million would work. >> that's $2.5 million over the asking price. surprising until you do the math. buy for $10 million, spend $10 million to