entire city area. there was a beginning of the to the south on the access of the second bank to the states. although the early studies conclude that the development as project, the federal government undertook the development of the area to the eas ast, and the commonwealth of pennsylvan pennsylvania built the mall to the north. he first block provides a setting for independence hall. was to contain decorated za, and with the flags of the 13 original states. symbolic of ck is the pattern of william penn's lan for philadelphia with flairs and central features. tree-lined of walkways with a canopy of green leaves overhead.

it seems that the entire city of dallas has become a memorial for these fallen officers. >> it feelse entire city wished it could be inside those three churches as those funerals were happening today. three funerals broadcast on local television stations here and it seems like the entire city was watching as they said fair well to a son. he was a best friend. ♪ >> my heart is broken and i am full of rage. he was taken so senselessly. violently. unjustly. i hear my brother in my head telling me to conquer my fear. and i will do that. >> though i am heart broken and hurt, i will put on my badge and uniform and return to the street along with my brothers and sisters in blue. to the coward that tried to break me and my brothers and sisters, you know your hate made us stronger. >> and that sense being made stronger and felt all over the city. this is a note left by a child that says do not be afraid or discouraged. we're seeing these notes throughout this memorial. this is a memorial outside of the dallas police department. noti notes, flowers, stuffed animals being left behind. a police

as we continue to grow in density we need to think about mobility management for the entire city here in san francisco. i have expressed some of the concerns about just isolating one neighborhood that is a part of our city on treasure island. although i do appreciate what has been said about new residents who have an understanding of the cost of transit before they decide to move on the island so i appreciate that were considerations made to existing residents and particular low income households on the island and you know finally i did ask for the agency to at least consider hours where there aren't tolling for the residents. i certainly believe it makes sense in peak hours and by 2019 it maybe most of the day so i am glad we're exploring it and i feel while i have some concerns what is put forward i feel like there's been a lot of thoughtfulness and a commitment to listen to any of these issues that i have and residents have brought up so i feel a lot of comfort moving forward and i think we will be able to incorporate a lot of feedback into the final outcome of 2019 and i real

and not only across the entire city, but everywhere in the eastern neighborhood. what makes the neighborhood so beautiful is that it's independent and they are rich and unique and i think that is what we need to begin to focus on, how to preserve that uniqueness. i also have a serious problem with the process that the measure has gone through. it's taken nearly a decade of community meetings in order to establish the eastern neighborhood and that's not to say that the eastern neighborhood plan is without flaw. i certainly have some issues with the eastern neighborhood plan itself, but we have created a citizens advisory committee to oversee that plan and the establishment of fees so it's incumbent of us to work through that established vehicle. from my perspective, very little community outreach has been done in the measure and i think the letter, the emails that were read into the record reflects that sentiment. this item has not been presented to the neighborhood organizations that work on development issues in the plan areas, particularly the ones i represent.

and not only across the entire city, but everywhere in the eastern neighborhood. what makes the neighborhood so beautiful is that it's independent and they are rich and unique and i think that is what we need to begin to focus on, how to preserve that uniqueness. i also have a serious problem with the process that the measure has gone through. it's taken nearly a decade of community meetings in order to establish the eastern neighborhood and that's not to say that the eastern neighborhood plan is without flaw. i certainly have some issues with the eastern neighborhood plan itself, but we have created a citizens advisory committee to oversee that plan and the establishment of fees so it's incumbent of us to work through that established vehicle. from my perspective, very little community outreach has been done in the measure and i think the letter, the emails that were read into the record reflects that sentiment. this item has not been presented to the neighborhood organizations that work on development issues in the plan areas, particularly the ones i represent.

as we continue to grow in density we need to think about mobility management for the entire city here in san francisco. i have expressed some of the concerns about just isolating one neighborhood that is a part of our city on treasure island. although i do appreciate what has been said about new residents who have an understanding of the cost of transit before they decide to move on the island so i appreciate that were considerations made to existing residents and particular low income households on the island and you know finally i did ask for the agency to at least consider hours where there aren't tolling for the residents. i certainly believe it makes sense in peak hours and by 2019 it maybe most of the day so i am glad we're exploring it and i feel while i have some concerns what is put forward i feel like there's been a lot of thoughtfulness and a commitment to listen to any of these issues that i have and residents have brought up so i feel a lot of comfort moving forward and i think we will be able to incorporate a lot of feedback into the final outcome of 2019 and i real

taking over the entire city of san francisco, daly city in the fog right now. even moving into the east bay. you see berkeley, emeryville, and oakland, alameda, fog is there. even in moraga. and stretching to the south. we'll slide there and ease on the outskirts of union city. the fog sex responding. it's just an indication of the cool pattern we have been in. look at this today. the average high in san francisco this time of the year should be 69 degrees. we struggled just to reach 59 this afternoon. and 59 is typical for the start of january. so it feels more like winter out there than it does summer. temperatures have fallen into the 50s in most spots. 59 in mountain view. 55 in san francisco. currently 59 oakland with overcast skies. clear skies in san jose at 62. right now antioch the mild spot at 65 degrees. we'll take you outside for a live look from our east bay hills camera. you see at&t park. here is the bay bridge and the lights bouncing off of that low cloud cover. the forecast going to call for that fog and some spotty drizzle along the coast into

a celebration underway in old town alexandria for a big birthday, the entire city's birthday, includingogist brian van de graaff has a front row seat for all of it. still keeping the rain away, brian? brian: keeping the rain away, we have the music, the u.s. army band downrange performing. a lot of activity. guess why ran into -- alexandria's mayor. brian: tell us about the event. >> this is our annual birthday celebration. not only the country's 240th 267thay but alexandria's birthday celebration. brian: there is fun, arts, crafts, events for the kids, and a cake? >> over 200 free cupcakes will be handed out. we are so excited. we have a huge crowd. we have kids of all ages, senior citizens, everyone in between. the humidity really comes together every year right here. , the alexandria symphony orchestra, in its 73rd year, will be performing. of course, the cannons will go off when we have the symphony "1812chaikovsky's overture." brian great downtown, so this is the original, the redo. come check it out live. this will be going on until 10:00 tonight full sp that is the latest on the

it was built in 1712, and has seen the entire city grow around it.and come to think of it, the entire nation. but if that's not enough, it's also on the national register of historic places. the owner takes us on a tour. hello. i'm andrew drury of carolina one real estate. welcome to charleston. i'm excited to show you one of the most significant houses in the entire city. so follow me. come on. this georgian style home with built in 1712, 20 years before the birth of george washington. there's even the original carriage stone and the two hitching posts. it's known as a colonel william rhett house, after its builder and original owner. the property is a half an acre, including the main house and two carriage houses. let's take a look at the main house. one of the distinguishing characteristics of charleston homes are its piazzas to catch the sea breeze. right here you'll notice something very charleston. these are called jalousies. they were part of the entrance of piazzas to provide privacy. another distinguishing charleston characteristic is this j

. >> as the entire city starts up the delaware valley nc. gray hall and i will be -- dnc, gray hall and i will be hosting conversations at the 4th street deli. for years democrats and republicans have left party lines at the door sometimes and gathered to break bread and talk deals. this is the perfect spot to set up shop for the week. if you can't stop by in person, we'll be taking questions on social media, follow us on facebook and twitter for our 4th street face off. >>> age is just a number for one delegate at the dnc. she is serving her party even though she is not old enough to vote. >>> breaking news from penns landing, shots rang out after an encounter at a popular restaurant. we're live with the details. >> good morning it is 5:00 a.m. monday, july 25, nydia han joins us live in the studio, dnc week has arrived in philadelphia. >> the city adds another important chapter to its story as the democrats prepare to elect the first female presidential nominee of a major party. >> tamala edwards heads on up "action news" team at the wells

i heard people really enjoyed the entire city, instead of just where the convention was. i heard it was a great success. >> dozens of people also learned how to register to vote for the november election. >>> if you're hoping the powerball jackpot keeps growing, you're out of luck. >> one winning ticket, just one, for the $478 million top prize was sold in new hampshire. there are still a lot of other cash prizes you can get your hands on. the winning numbers from last night's drawing are 11, 17, 21, 23, 32, and the powerball, 5. again, those winning numbers are 11, 17, 21, 233, 2 and the powerball 5. >>> well, if you hate sitting in traffic like most of us do, you're going to like this news. >> busy stretch of road you might drive is getting extra lanes to alleviate congestion. when and where. then, remember chris dorman, he was shot seven times while on duty last night. well, yesterday, he got a major surprise. we'll show you what it was and how it was all made possible, next. >>> and good morning, right now, looking at temperatures across the map, a lot of 70s out ther

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the entire city of dallas is grieving. feel thisoss america loss to their core and we are grieving with them. would ask all americans to say a prayer for these officers and their families to keep them in a nation,hts and as let's remember to express our profound gratitude to our men and women in blue. >> the u.s. president speaking following the attacks, speaking in poland where he is attending a nato summit. surely has more on how the events unfolded. -- shirley. >> the dallas protests again like all marches against police brutality. demonstrators denounced violence against black americans. but when the protesters end of the rally and started heading home, the situation turned into chaos. gunshots were heard half a mile from city hall. one or more snipers targeted police officers securing the demonstration. show several policemen on the ground, shots keep coming. >> just kept shooting. we don't know where it's coming from. >> backup forces eventually did -- get there while others hunt for the snipers. other suspects were

. >> the entire city of dallas is grieving. police across america, a tight-knit family, feels this loss to their core. and we're grieving with them. i would ask all americans to say a prayer for these officers and their families, keep them in your thoughts. and as a nation, let's remember to express our profound gratitude to our men and women in blue, not just today, but every day. >> the president added that the attacks are a wrenching reminder of the sacrifices law enforcement officials often make. we spoke to philadelphia police commissioner richard ross this morning. he said the department is raying for the families of the officers in dallas. >> it's absolutely horrible and tragic and your heart goes out to them. obviously, this entire city and their department, but the men and women who wear the uniform across this nation and because they do this job professionally and with pride, and they don't get the just due that they deserve. >> commissioner ross said for right now, philadelphia officers will double up with patrolling

making a nice push already as you can see it, i'll come in closer as you can see it pushing into the entire city and look at where it is out in the bay that it is not as deep as the morning area, but it is deepening as we speak so that will just spill more cool air in the valley with their current map, that's what will be spilling in them. to note here that it is not just spilling through the gap, but it will be up over the coastal areas roughly. so that means that the marine layer will be coming up on 1,300 feet or so allowing for some significant cooling tomorrow and more cooling on sunday. it would be nice to get to 103 and 104 in this festival, but if it works out you'll have the the temperatures in the low to mid-90s, which will be perfect for that. the highest temperatures in the 90s, up over the city. the temperatures will be cooler tomorrow dropping off just a little bit tomorrow with the forecast highs. the upper 80s in the hot spots to the mid and mostly mid-90s and the lower 90s with some upper 90s as well. your five-day forecast, the marine layer to stretch out with that happening. y

i just drove across this entire city. i saw erdogan supporters standing on top of tanks that had been used in this coup cheering for their president. the turkish government said it survived a treasonous and disgraceful attempted coup by a faction in the military. and today supporters of president tayyip erdogan were celebrating victory. after a night of battles between rebellious soldiers and government loyalists in which at least 160 people were killed and more than 1,000 injured, the crackdown is now under way. more than 2800 soldiers and officers, alleged conspirators, have already been arrested. and more than 2700 judges have been dismissed the government said. they are now calling for the death sentence to be reinstated to punish some of them and the extradition of a cleric, fethullah gulen, based out of the u.s. that erdogan has called the head of terror. tell obama, president erdogan said, either deport gulen or give him to us. from pennsylvania, the cleric said it's possible that erdogan staged the coup to tighten

i heard also that people really enjoyed the entire city instead of just where the convention was. >> the balloons may have dropped two days ago -- but the city that played host to history, there's still a lot to celebrate. in philadelphia, drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> investigators are calling it a significant loss of life. a hot air balloon carrying at least 16 people caught on fire and crashed in texas this morning. investigators are trying to determine how many people died. there is no list with the names of people on that balloon. a local sheriff said it's the kind of operation where people can simply walk up and buy a ticket and get on board. a lot of specialists are now coming to help find out what went wrong. >> we'll also have victim specialists, weather experts, all who will be arriving tonight to begin what will be a significant investigation into this tragedy. >> the crash site is right below a row of power lines. it is not clear yet though if that's what caused the crash. >>> a man is in critical condition after a wrong address sparked police involved shooting in upper dee

hayward and the area is stretching over the livermore and now this area is kcontained with the entire city in overcast skies. currently 766 in san francisco, and 660 in hayward and then clear to the mountains and 61 in san jose, and antioch is holding onto the warmth at this hour. the warmst spot on the map is about 69 degrees. we have a lot of cloud cover the talk about in santa rosa, and you are in the clear to san jose or morgan to the clear, and otherwise 50s across the board, and future weather is along the coast picking up on the chant of some coastal drizzle first thing tomorrow morning, and so we will show you the morning drive and a lot of the cloud cover, and the coastal drizzle is possible by 7:00 in the morn, and it is mainly cloudy and then we will start to see the clearing especially in the inland spots first thing in the morning. and starting off with the 50s in the cloud cover and going to the morning where we will see some the cloud cover inside of the golden gate, and by early afternoon, the clouds are going to be pulling back to the coast, but across san francisco, very

as the entire city gears up for the start of the dnc, we want you to be part of the coverage, gray hallill be hosting a conversation at the 4th street deli. it's not only known for his big sandwiches it's a popular spot for politics and has been throughout history. we want to hear when you have to say about the issues and the historic presidential election. if you can't stop by follow us on facebook and twitter for our 4th street faceoff. we're looking for lively debates >> we have live team coverage. democratic national convention. leaked e-mails create a scandal for the party leading to the dnc chair to step down. beyond has a natural grain free pet food committed to truth on the label. when we say real meat is the first ingredient, it is number one. and we leave out corn, wheat and soy. for your pet, we go beyond. >> good morning it is 6:00 a.m. on this monday, july 25, nydia han joins us, dnc week arrives in philadelphia. the city will add another important chapter to its story as the democrats select the first female major nominee f

the entire city of dallas is grieving. police across america feels this loss to theirore and we are grieving with them. >> president obama addressing from foreign soil during an important nato trip. good morning. breaking news overnight. 11 police officers have been shot and five fatally after what is believed to be two snipers opened fire in downtown dallas. it started as a peaceful demonstration after two police shootings. the sound of gunfire erupted from an elevated position firing down on officers ambush style. >>> one witness says he saw multiple officers get shot and he described the scene to our local dallas affiliate. >> i was walking and the sniper just started shooting. like all of the cops were getting shot. i saw cops bending over. it had to be five or six cops getting shot down. it was right after the rally. it was all of the cops. >> how many? >> i saw three. we were running. they kept shooting but it was every cop. i didn't see anybody else get shot. it was just the cops. >> one of those police officers kil

, myself, commissioner evans, they're certainly devastated by the loss of child as maze and the entire city in particular the staff and families and basically the conversation -- i'm not gonna get much into the conversation but we offer support to the family and any support that they need -- certainly we have counselors there helping them and working with them on arrangements and working to try to get them through very difficult period of time in their life, and the life here in the city. mayor that no family ever has to go through this type of loss. this is a tough day. it was a tough day yesterday. you know, just a horrible day, and it's very difficult to put in words. thousands of families entrust their kids every single day to the city of boston through our different programs, and we take that trust very, very seriously. i'm gonna outline some of taking and then we'll talk a little bit more and i'll take questions. >> we're placing the director of the curly administration on paid administrative leave pending the investigation. our plan is to re-open the facility tomorrow for adults. the

the entire city of dallas is grieving. police across america, a tight-knit family, feels this loss to their core. what's it like to be in good hands? like finding new ways to be taken care of. home, car, life insurance obviously, ohhh... but with added touches you can't get everywhere else, like claim free rewards... or safe driving bonus checks. even a claim satisfaction guaranteeeeeeeeeee! in means protection plus unique extras only from an expert allstate agent. it's good to be in, good hands. >>> bottom of the hour now, top of the news from dallas. we're learning more about the victims of the deadly ambush that happened here. five officers, of course, died in the attack. they ranged in age from 32 to 55. among them, an iraq war veteran, a former army ranger and a former semi pro football player. seven other officers and two civilians also hurt in the shootings. william has the details for us. william, dallas has really rallied around the families of these officers, i understand. >> you know, everyone gets knocked down,

tonight, an entire city in shock, as we learn more about the chilling motive. it was last night here in dallas, peaceful protests. the demonstrations rocked by gunfire, people running for cover. a fierce assault of gunfire. police officers shot one by one. when it was over, 14 people shot, 5 police officers killed. the most deadly day for law enforcement officers since 9/11. matt gutman is right here in dallas tonight. >> reporter: this is the moment the peaceful protest dissolved into chaos. >> wait, wait, wait, wait. >> reporter: downtown dallas. just before 9:00 p.m. hundreds of people racing for their lives. screams and the sound of gunfire. some hide behind cars, a woman runs, pushing a baby carriage. officers, guns drawn, shuttling so many to safety. >> please, over there, come on! >> reporter: they were the protectors but also the targets. >> code three, officer down, shots fired, officer down. >> get back! >> reporter: police taking cover behind buildings, trucks. the gunshots, relentless. but where were they coming from? >> we've got a guy with a long

it's an entire city block from market to chestnut from 11th to 12th street. including stores and shops and restaurants and an organic market. >> we are taking that old warehouse that has many lives over the years including recently the home of the family court into the -- it's really a center for the design community. >> this first phase is just a small portion of the east market project, john rawlins will have more details coming up in a live report at 12:30. still to come on "action news" police are searching for a possible serial killer that seems to be targeting victims in phoenix, arizona. >>> and prime minister david cameron turns in his resignation to the queen. >>> and an excessive heat watch in effect and the same concerns we had last week. heat indexes could go as high as 100 to 104, so get ready for that. we'll have your seven-day forecast and a look at showers and storms on stormtracker 6 live double scan. >> thank you those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. >>> a possible serial killer has struck again in phoenix, arizona, one

taking over the entire city of san francisco, daly city in the fog right now. even moving into the east bay. you see berkeley, emeryville, and oakland, alameda, fog is there. even in moraga. and stretching to the south. we'll slide there and ease on the outskirts of union city. the fog sex responding. it's just an indication of the cool pattern we have been in. look at this today. the average high in san francisco this time of the year should be 69 degrees. we struggled just to reach 59 this afternoon. and 59 is typical for the start of january. so it feels more like winter out there than it does summer. temperatures have fallen into the 50s in most spots. 59 in mountain view. 55 in san francisco. currently 59 oakland with overcast skies. clear skies in san jose at 62. right now antioch the mild spot at 65 degrees. we'll take you outside for a live look from our east bay hills camera. you see at&t park. here is the bay bridge and the lights bouncing off of that low cloud cover. the forecast going to call for that fog and some spotty drizzle along the coast into

they are heartbroken, the entire city of dallas is grieving, police across america, this is a tight-knit family, feels this loss to their core. and we're grieving with them. i'd ask all americans to say a prayer for these officers and their families. keep them in your thoughts. and as a nation, let's remember to express our profound gratitude to our men and women in blue, not just today but every day. >> meanwhile, protesters took to the streets at freeways here in the bay area. here is the scene that played out in oakland for much of the night. hundreds of people shutting down 880 near broadway. dem straighters made it on the freeway and blocked traffic in both directions. >> protests were sparked be i the same incident that prompted to protests in dallas and that, is of course, two deadly police shootings this week that have many people feeling outraged. >> no more guns! >> more than a thousand people gathered last night. first at oakland's plaza to protest the police shootings in minnesota and in louisiana. and then vandals targeted the oakland police department along with several dow

the entire city of dallas is grieving. police across america, this is a tight knit family.y're grieving to the core. i ask you to say a prayer for the families and keep them in our thoughts and express our gratitude to the men and women in blue not just today but every day. with that i want to thank the president for our work here today in warsaw. >> we've been listening to the president who's at the nato summit in warsaw this morning but's addressing what's going on back home in dallas. 11 officers shot in sniper-style shootings in downtown dallas. it happened during a protest, an up to then peaceful protest over the cent shootings of men in baton rouge, louisiana, and st. paul, minnesota. >> we'll continue to monitor that but we wanted to listen to what the president said speaking from warsaw. he's there for a nato summit saying he's horrified. he said we're standing united with the police didn't in dallas. >> this is probably not what he wanted to address in the global setting of the nato summit but it was important enough that he had to address it. he said it's a wrench

a big boost to center city and bring modern offices and new retail shops and restaurants to an entire city block. john rawlins is live along the construction site. you have the hard hat on today? why not. >> reporter: yes, i do rick. we were here a year ago and there was a hole in the ground on market street and they were pouring concrete at that time and is now part of what will be a 17 story tower that will have 322 apartments in it. the building i'm in right now is an old warehouse built we think in the 19th century for a department store, soon it will be up scale offices and on the first floor a supermarket. east market is ambitious when completed four acres of new and renovated buildings notice market east area, on one level a place that connected existing neighborhoods and on another level its own almost micro neighborhood will people can live, work and play. >> to connect it back into the community where all the neighborhoods like chinatown and washington square west and the convenience center, making this parts of the surrounding community. >> among the building renovated is an old

reporter: not just what's happening down here, of course, the excitement is building because the entire city is getting ready. whether people are coming down just to watch act, some of the protesters are getting ready. some of the supporters are getting ready and it's a full court press at this point. it's go time. a paint party at the union headquarters as teams of teachers brought their kids off of summer vacation to message up and get the word out. >> we're making signs for the democratic national convention next week. >> reporter: daughter err rip shows off her favorite she's learning about politics at the grass roots level. obviously the teacher's union is a huge booster of democratic cause. is trying whip up support but the other sides are just as bu busy. protesters are in overdrive mode at this kensington warehouse creating beautiful art for a march on sunday. huge suns and earth themes for what they're calling a clean energy revolution march. >> we're making giant banners for everyone to hold big picket signs basically, tons of umbrellas just everything you can think to make a big v

your entire city is grieving and we are grieving with you and we know the city is on edge.ntire city still on alert? >> it is. we've shut down a part of downtown. it's still an active crime scene. we're looking at all aspects of that -- those buildings, but we think it's under control, but we haven't said it's over at this point. >> so you think it's under control and can you confirm no explosives have been found? we have swept it and no explosives have been found that was threatened by one of the shooters and fortunately he was bluffing. we didn't have that. our explosives took him down. he was cornered in a garage and wouldn't give up and we set an explosive for that. >> so that shooter is down -- is dead. what more can you tell us about the three suspects in custody? >> well, i can tell you that they're being pretty tight-lipped at this point and that we are looking at them as -- as suspects that -- and really just objects that we're talking to. we don't know anything more at this point and we're going to do a thorough investigation to make sure we get to the bottom of i

the entire city of dallas is grieving. police across america are a tight-knit family and feel this loss to their corps. and we are grieving with them. i'd ask all americans to say a prayer for these officers and their families and keep them in their -- in your thoughts and, as a nation, let's remember to express our profound gratitude to our men and women in blue, not just today, but every day. with that, i want to thank presidents tusk and yonker for our work today in warsaw. >> president obama is speaking and reacting for the first time to those fatal shootings in dallas. really trying to calm americans back home, saying federal assistance will be given to leader in dallas and was horrified and called the motivation of the killers of those five policemen twisted, saying there is no justification for any kind of violence, particularly against the police, as they work trying to oversee what was meant to be a peaceful protest. so the president also trying to qualify the remarks he made yesterday, saying, yes, there are raci

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the entire city of dallas is grieving. police across america, which is a tight-knit family, feels this loss to their core. and we're grieving with them. i'd ask all americans to say a prayer for these officers and their families, keep them in their thoughts, and as a nation, let's remember to express our profound gratitude to our men and women in blue, not just today, but every day. with that i want to thank presidents tusk and juncker for our work here today in warsaw. i've worked with donald in his previous capacity as prime minister here in poland, and i've appreciated this chance to work with jean-claude. our meeting comes, as i think everybody is aware -- >> and there you see the president having called it a vicious, calculated and despicable this attack on those officers who were targeted during what was otherwise a very peaceful demonstration through downtown dallas, adding that he is horrified by the events and that we, the american people, stand united with those that have lost their loved ones, that continue to d

i have grown up in the city my entire life and i have seen the city grow and change and i think that this initiative is about the changing city. i think that this, this initiative will help bring a better, more organic feeling in these public schools by allowing immigrant parents to vote. i have grown up in the sunset my whole life, which is full of immigrants from china, korea and other nations around the world and i think the people around me deserve a vote. i will urge you to support this movement. thank you. >> thank you, mr. park. mr. arcee >> afternoon, supervisors, joshua arcee with local laborers 261. i want to thank you, supervisor mar, for being our champion so many years and bringing it back. third time is the charm. at the laborer's union, we are 5,000 members, 3,000 here in the city and county of san francisco, we are san francisco, marin and san mateo counties. we look at this issue, we are union that comes from the immigration rights movement that in its nacence led to the founding of our union. we have members who will benefit who have children who are in the public s

the entire city of dallas is grieving. police across america are a tight-knit family and feel this loss to their corps. and we are grieving with them. i'd ask all americans to say a prayer for these officers and their families and keep them in their -- in your thoughts and, as a nation, let's remember to express our profound gratitude to our men and women in blue, not just today, but every day. with that, i want to thank presidents tusk and yonker for our work today in warsaw. >> president obama is speaking and reacting for the first time to those fatal shootings in dallas. really trying to calm americans back home, saying federal assistance will be given to leader in dallas and was horrified and called the motivation of the killers of those five policemen twisted, saying there is no justification for any kind of violence, particularly against the police, as they work trying to oversee what was meant to be a peaceful protest. so the president also trying to qualify the remarks he made ,,, carefully sweeping the city for an

symbolic in nature, very crowd, but highly disruptive to the entire country, as well as to the entire city, and you know, at this stage we're not yet sure if there were explosive devices on that that would have made this much worse. but nonetheless, it was a tragedy given the fact that so many people died. >> you are referencing reports that the back of that white box truck was laden with explosives. we will see more as a result of the investigation. ayman mohyeldin, thank you so much for that. here in the united states, the presidential candidates spoke out in interviews last night beginning with donald trump. >> would you go to congress and ask for a declaration of war? >> i would. i would. this is war. if you look at it, this is war. coming from all different parts, and frankly, it's war, and we're dealing with people without uniforms. these people, we're allowing people into our country who we have no idea where they are, where they're from, who they are. they have no paperwork. they have no documentation. in many cases. and hillary clinton wants to allow 550% more in than even obama.

mayor kenny saluted the entire city workforce for their efforts and the salvation army volunteers whoistributed 140,000 bottles of water to keep heme hydrated. the mayor said he knows the city pulled it off when he received praise from the nominee herself. >> secretary clinton came through the hallway and passed by everybody else and walked over to me and gave me a huge bear hug and whispered in my ear, this city is fabulous. >> that must have been a great experience. as for the economic impact, it was mostly muted a win for city restaurants and bars that hosted late night meals. places like the reading terminal market did slightly better than average boosted by tourism but the local regulars decided to stay away. >>> 2400 philadelphia police officers, 300 state police, 200 officers from other counties and other agencies and 60 demonstrations with close to 13,000 demonstrators, 106 citations but zero arrests. >>> our historic coverage of this week continues at 6abc.com/dnc, there we have the local reaction to all of this week's events along with the uniquely philly stories that have a

. >> the entire city of dallas is grieving. police across america, a tight-knit family, feels this loss to their core. and we're grieving with them. i'd does all americans to say a prayer for the officers and their families. keep them in your thoughts and as a nation, let's remember to express our profound gratitude to our men and women in blue, not just today, but every day. >> we're going to continue monitoring the situation in dallas. we'll bring you new information when we get it. >> it feels like we are a nation in turmoil. >> in the morning, you know, i have the -- it never was like this previously, but you have the iphone where you get into if car within two minutes you know of everything that's happened and i was expecting comey or i don't know what it was going to be. >> or the minnesota or something and i was just like you're kidding me and it's just, you know, you don't know how to take it. it takes your breath away not in a good way. not easy on the stomach first in the morning. then you worry about the country itse

. >>> airports, train stations and entire cities around the country bulking up security as a breakingf americans travel this holiday weekend but how safe are we days after the deadly terror attack in istanbul. >> and anna is live at jfk in new york city. >> aaa is expecting the highest travel on record with 43 million americans expected to hit the roads, the skies and also hit the trains. 87% of the travelers will be hitting the roadways traveling by car but 3.3 million americans will be flying to the most popular travel destination in new york city and washington, d.c. and chicago and las vegas. the port authority stepped up high visibility patrols equipped with tactical weapons and equipment. here is jeh johnson. >> the american public should expect to see this july fourth weekend an enhanced security presence at airports, train stations and other transit centers across the country by tsa and state and local law enforcement as well as security personnel. >> reporter: as anxiety from some travelers grow in the wake of the istanbul airport attack the port authority says they actually

i have grown up in the city my entire life and i have seen the city grow and change and i think that this initiative is about the changing city. i think that this, this initiative will help bring a better, more organic feeling in these public schools by allowing immigrant parents to vote. i have grown up in the sunset my whole life, which is full of immigrants from china, korea and other nations around the world and i think the people around me deserve a vote. i will urge you to support this movement. thank you. >> thank you, mr. park. mr. arcee >> afternoon, supervisors, joshua arcee with local laborers 261. i want to thank you, supervisor mar, for being our champion so many years and bringing it back. third time is the charm. at the laborer's union, we are 5,000 members, 3,000 here in the city and county of san francisco, we are san francisco, marin and san mateo counties. we look at this issue, we are union that comes from the immigration rights movement that in its nacence led to the founding of our union. we have members who will benefit who have children who are in the public s

sure their resources are there, the returnees reach a tipping point, and now we have almost the entire city back on the streets of tikrit. the local people are guarding the streets. senator cardin: has you deal with the militias? mr. mcgurk: great question. they have to work with the iraqi state. that is a principle. we think most of these popular mobilization forces do operate under the control of the iraqi state, that about 15% or 20% do not, in those groups are a fundamental problem. another thing we want to do is make sure they stay out of sunni areas, where they can cause real problems. militias areia not there. this is one thing that gave the population the confidence to return. we have a principle when we support iraqi forces in the military campaign, we only support forces on the ground operating strictly under command and control. that means going through an iraqi chain of command were we are working with iraqi commanders. if there is a unit that is not operating under that structure -- senator cardin: are you confident they will be able to maintain the safety of the sunni civilian

the entire city of dallas is grieving. police across america, feels this loss to their core. i ask all americans to say a prayer for these offices and families, keep them, and as a nation let's express our profound gratitude to our men and women not just today but every day. with that i want to thank the presidents here for their work in warsaw. i worked with donald in his previous capacity of prime minister of poland and appreciated this chance, our meeting comes as everybody is aware at a critical moment for the european union both in the united kingdom to leave the eu, created uncertainty about the future of european immigration. unfortunately this led some to suggest the entire edifice of european security and prosperity is crumbling. those have been questioning what this means for the transatlantic relationship. as was often the case in moment of change this kind of hyperbole is misplaced. i want to reaffirm basic points that bear repeating. first, based on recent discussions with prime minister cameron, angela merkel, i am absolutely confident that the uk and the europe

the entire city of dallas is grieving. please across -- police across america are feeling the loss to the core. we are grieving with them. all americans to say prayers for the officers and their families. and them in your thoughts definition, lesser member to express our profound gratitude. profound gratitude for the men and woman and blue. i would do think the president here for their work today here in warsaw. i have worked with donald and previous capacity of premature poland and i've appreciated the chance to work with john claude. army comes as a bonus where as a critical moment in the european union. the vote of the united kingdom to leave the eu has created uncertainty about the future of european immigration. this has led some to suggest that the entire edifice is crumbling. there are those who have been questioning what this means for the transatlantic relationship. let me just say that in often cases of moments of change, this hyperbole is misplaced. i want to take the opportunity to reaffirm some basic points th

in san francisco those transit priority areas are again nearly the entire city. there are a few-air areas outside the transit priority areas and these require a higher level of affordsability. the intent is incent vise production of housing where there is support. in the areas that are not immediately adjacent, some areas on twin peaks and outer potola, if they need to provide at least 20 percent of housing at 80 percent or less ami. keep in mine even though the thresholders are lower than the inclusionary standards this allowed for the stream lining. projects still need to meet those requirements because it is our law. also, if there would be replacement required of existing housing, so if a existing site has rent control or income restricted unit on site, these units must be replaced at equal or greater levels of affordability. displaced tenant need to be paid relocation under state law. lastly, our review process would change substantially. the city would have 30 days to determine and document if the project complies with our objective standards. it is not con

it was a vision that this plan would have an impact on the entire, all-city area that was the beginningprogression to the south on the access of the second bank of the united states. although the area of study continued this redevelopment as one project, the federal government undertook the development of the area to the east and the commonwealth of pennsylvania had the privilege of building to the north. the first block provides the setting for independence hall in the square. the second block contains a .arge cross a -- a large containing the flags of the united states. the third block is symbolic of the pattern of william penn's design for philadelphia with features that consist of tree-lined walkways and the canopies of green leaves overhead. -- relief ofbelief open squares and blocks designed for strolling and relaxation. of course, all of this remained in the idea stage until the good people during world war ii decided philadelphia needed a better vision of what it might become in the postwar period. this was done through the better philadelphia exposition. -- expedition. senate -

they say it is a ploy to retake the entire city. prosecutors have charged a 23-year-old man with an attempt to commit a terrorist murder. they gave no further details. brussels remains on its second withst state of alert soldiers patrolling train stations, shopping areas, and public gatherings. , prosecutorstack say, is not related to the metro at tech. moving onto banks, the world oldest lender has failed stress tests carried out by european regulators. they say now it plans to sell as much as 5.6 by dollars of stock of it can offload a bad loan portfolio despite fierce. the third bailout since 2009. the italian treasury says it will not the necessary. minimumo felt below the level required by regularly fits. 2600l news powered i journalists in 20 countries. this is bloomberg. and imf am -- delegation has arrived in egypt. egypt is hoping for a loan to shore up its flagging economy. market has been lots of euphoria. default swapsdit still fairly stable for those five-year benchmarks. pointight be the sticking as in egyptian authori

for a long time and a lot of effort to complete and it does finally allow the opportunity for the entire cityly turn to the question of the approvals and do it based on facts not just personal attacks and speculations this is something i think was very important the concerns we've expressed the facts contained in the eir and estn we really find very, very clear and have visually no disagreement the concerns has to do with with the conclusions that we're drawn and let me be clear about that the project really - to aspects of the project the existing facilities covered by the estn, and the estn found the existing conditions population and employment growth from the academies changes in used were insubordinate substantial in the estn that's the first part the second part is for the future growths the future growth that may occur the projects which was what was studied includes 200 and 20 new student housing beds to accommodate the growth that should be adequate for the proportion of housing that is required to meet the needs and i think that would be consistent with the facts as determined in th