it much more prone to flooding tokyo has sunk up to four meters in the twentieth century but the entire city but the bit of the city built on the delta around the port is gone then up to four meters a sucker in japan has gone down three meters t.n.g. in gone down two meters shanghai has subsided three meters jakarta in indonesia subsided four meters and is still subsiding very fast today manila probably a meter of calcutta and aca we're not really sure but they're almost certainly going down and then places like new orleans new orleans has subsided up to three meters and is continuing to subside vancouver in canada areas there have subsided in excess of a meter and so all these cities i've named have become much more vulnerable to coastal flooding because of the substance without any consideration of other changes. everywhere in the world cities are sinking because of excessive pumping of groundwater for big cities situated on down to other factors can worsen this subsidence the ground under these regions has a natural tendency to compact in the past rivers brought new settlements to partly

do see folks outside of the library before and after closed hours, and that is true across the entire city who have their backs up against the wall and accessing the internet which tells me that home access to the internet is theblem and it's not just concentrated in one district, it's across the entire city. sort of getting to what ctc also identified, we out liked a number of important policy goals for the city. this started a few years ago well before the trump administration took over and before the trump designated fcc -- barred states from enforcing their own rules locally that almost underscores an entire different rationale which the municipal broadband proje is almost the only game in town. this is really about closing the digital divide. >>speaker: connor, let me interject here. are you working on a revenue tax measure for the ballot? >>speaker: i am not but i am in the room with professionals who are. i think th from conversations that i have sat in. >> who is in the room? >>speaker: the city attorney. >> because they are drafting the language that makes sense. >> to be frank th

seawall earthquake safety program is a vital investment in the city's waterfront and will protect the entire city and hasten recovery after a major earthquake. i'd like to applaud the port and the city agencies for actively addressing these needs for replacing the seawall instead of waiting to react to a catastrophic event during a crisis situation. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, budget and finance committee. my name is laura xander. i am the chief financial officer of the exploratorium, and we sit on that three mil range where the seawall sits. through the observatory, the exploratorium is committed and has been doing education in climate change and sea level rise. in fact, the exploratorium has participated in the resilience project around sea level rise in general and is actively involved as an educational partner to various projects around the city and hopes to be partner to the port in educating the public about sea level rise and about earthquakes. as a matter of fact, if you walk in the exploratorium, and you -- there's an exhibit that you jump

work that they started with the pilot that started last year and expanding this program across the entire city. i am proud that san francisco is going to be the first city in the nation to take this approach. sa fraisco is a leader in so many areas and once again, we are stepping up with professionals that know how to get job run right. leaders willing to take bold approaches to address the issues confronting san francisco residents and those that need our help on our streets. by providing this medicine out of a traditional clinic setting, we're expanding our outreach capacity and taking every opportunity to help those individuals that are on our streets suffering from drug addiction. the program, which sometimes i have trouble saying, is an important part of our larger strategy here in san francisco and with our department of public-health, to address those struckelling with addiction. which includes detox to residential treatment services. this investment, let me be very clear about this. this investment will ultimately help save lives. and it will improve the conditions on the streets of sa

but most soccer fans with child hear from around the world hardly give this a second thought the entire city of moscow is a scene of tournament colors plus the grey uniforms of team police authorities won't divulge the total number of security staff since some of them are part of intelligence services. or would you call it of course we had many preventative measures in place at the outset along with you to use we also have lists with the names of fans who are barred from entering the stadiums. we're not proud of them by the age of the same applies to non russian fans in addition the right to demonstrate has been restricted the russian opposition has criticized this measure as a diversion tactic to steer attention away from the country's real problems. obviously kremlin wants to use this championship to boost its international image to normalize russia because many people becoming him tourists fans and they will be coming back saying look we saw a normal country nothing like the dictatorship of the west amuse portraying in this regards any kind of real mass protests is a lethal poison for the

russia has managed to build several ports and spruce top entire cities in the lead up to what is football's most expensive world cup of all time it's cost the state the equivalent of ten billion euros. the soccer fans are spending their evenings partying in the polish city of danske not one hundred fifty kilometers away in kaliningrad where their teams games are taking place there among many world cup tourists who've been priced out of hotels in the host cities in kaliningrad and night the commendation will set you back at least two hundred euros. you can see why kaliningrad is keen to bring money back in this city stadium cost two hundred thirty five million euros after the world cup it will become the training ground for kaliningrad a second division russian team. kaliningrad has a population of around half a million the biggest employer here is the carmaker after a tour its vice president says the city is a good place for business. work there is no property tax. no tax on companies no tax on law. and there are also the eighty exemptions those incentives may well be the reason b.m.w. is r

also talked about and announced a dedicated team to picking up syringes and needles across the entire city of san francisco. family members and individuals should not have to step over needles on the way to school, on the way to work. it simply doesn't need to be part of our landscape here in san francisco. and we are also growing our fix it team, sandra, who runs or fix it team, and does such an amazing job. how about a round of applause for her. [applause] >> the hon. mark farrell: we are expanding it to ten new districts in san francisco. because they do such an amazing job in san francisco. when there are areas to be picked up, when there is anything that needs to be done, they are there doing it, doing such anncredible job. but we need to do more. we need to put our foot on the gas pedal, and as mayor, until i leave office, i am going to t, and street cleanliness is something i am going to address. we have a big effort to cleanup our streets. san francisco residents do, as well, and now today we're going to have some bigbellys to help us with that effort. and sorry, i had to go there

another watch party in downtown oakland that shut down entire city block. >> wayne freedman is live.ter: 9th street the best open secret in the bay area. every time the warriors played away people gathered here. should have seen it tonight as clock ticked down and the warriors won. let's take a look. culmination. dancing, music, glee and after warriors pulled away in second half, sense of destiny for the team and for the fans who came here for every away game. talk about how sports and championship victory can bring a city together. saw it tonight. >> this is fantastic. wonderful. >> something about winning and being from a championship city, championship town, championship state. right here, living the gulf stream right now. old town. >> reporter: that dream now a reality. three times in last four years. for a city like oakland after all its gone through, evenings and crowds like this are truly beautiful. and the partying continues. this is a happy place. very happy region. they're going to be going for a while. live in oakland on 9th street, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> maybe just

a mirage the ground troops have surrounded the facility part of a larger offensive to take the entire city. police in athens and fired tear gas at protesters opposed to a deal greece has struck with macedonia over the country's name the greek government is facing an imminent no confidence vote in parliament over the agreement which will see macedonia become the republic of north. france has agreed to take in some of the migrants on board the aquarius rescue ship which is currently on route to spain the vessel which is carrying six hundred twenty nine people has been at the center of a major migration between european union member states france accused italy of being irresponsible after its new populist government refused to allow the vessel to dock at any of its ports call pay and all reports now from the spanish port city of violence. this will be their safe haven end of an odyssey. a key side of the activists are already preparing to greet the six hundred twenty nine migrants due to dock this weekend. arrangements to give a warm welcome to these people who have been passed around like a

. >> on behalf of the entire city, we are very saddened by this event. we look forward to continuing our investigation to find out as i can what happened. >> residents living on the general campus set off humor today that will be anderson was a frail and sweet lady. they wondered where she had gone in the 10 days she was missing before a hospital worker found her body. the hospital said they had already conducted a thorough search of the stairwell in all campus buildings including the powerpoint and is in the process of reviewing the security assessment of the 23 acre facility to look for new risk after this latest strategy. >> if there are any other patients associated with the hospital who were unaccounted for as of today, they were telling me they will have the information for me on monday. >>> new voter registration numbers were released today showing people with no party preference are now the second largest in california. voters make up a big percent of the voting public. republicans are close behind with 25.1%. democrats remain the largest block o

so you don need to make some changes, and i think cumulatively, someone said it takes over the entire city, you are running into eir problems. and i think we need to look at it with that magnifying glass in order to make this work. great beginning, reallyhapp, but it needs a lot of tuning. >> president hillis: so just a couple comments. i think we've actually done this where we've added an adu. we've wanted the tool to add an adu to a new construction. so i think we're marrying this -- one, there's protections of existing builds. i know you don't believe it, but there's requirements that you have to come here to get a c.u. to demo something. u demo anything beyond a single-family home, so we've never allowed the demoof a two unit or more building. they're the -- the same tenant protections apply that currently apply. this doesn't skirt the tenant protection rule. so i think what we're saying, at least to me, if you've got a single-family in an rh 3, this will allow you to build three units and a smaller fourth unit, correct? yes, which i think is good. you have a -- you should be -- you kn

it has burned 13,000 acres, with that being smaller than the entire city of sunnyvale. the fire is burning away from neighborhoods. the number of homes destroyed remains at 12. 600 homes are still considered threatened. >>> voters in mountain bill -- mountain view will decide if the areas largest employers should pay new fees in november. if voters approved it, google will pay more than $3 million in new business taxes. the new business structure would affect all businesses in mountain view and the larger the company the higher the tax will be per employee. the money would be used for transportation and housing. some business groups say the text could encourage businesses to move to other locations. >>> marin county 's biggest employee union is calling for a three-day strike during the marin county fair. they asked 1300 members to strike from july 1 to delight there. they say members will picket at the marin county fair on saturday and sunday, getting attention on the contract demands. the county fair begins on saturday and will run through july 4. county officials say

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high pollution eight to nine times higher than normal and extreme unusual dust haze covering the entire city. the state government has banned all construction and also deployed fire grates to speckle water across the city to deal with this extreme haze. it has been one year since the deadly fire at grenfell tower in london killed 72 people. today commemorates his have ta in plathe u.k. to remember the victims of that night. a series of vigils and a silent procession were held in london, and a minute of silence was observed at midday all across the country. the world cup has begun, and host nation russia has already put its mark on the tournament, beating saudi arabia 5-0. fans cnot wait to watch the ssis and ronaldos take t pitch. but this tournament is largely about one man, vladimir putin. sarah rainsford has this report. sarah: this world cup has started how russia wanted, taking the lead against saudi arabia in the opening game of the tournament. it is a positive start for russia for what they hope will be a positive world cup. of course, when russia won the right to hold the world cup i

entire cities were flattened. the americans in the eyes of the north koreans are clearly the enemy.they see the conflict and the way they represented to their own citizens as a nortan victory. victory. david: in fact, it was a war neither won nor lost, and not officially finished, only with an armistice. over the years, this trust has occasionally given way to ho. >> supposedly here on a private visit. david: former presidenrter stepped into north korea to build a deal in 1994, though clinton visited 15ears later, seeking to improve relations. the result on both occasions forced storms. >> don't forget that north koreans have a record of breaking agreements, concealment, to put it bluntly, of cheating. i would argue they have a desirt to make korea great again . international leaders like donald trump will be wise to take that deportunity and lop it. david: since the korean war, so much has changed, and yet the problem there has just festered. time and again, efforts to resolvit have come to nothing. one thing the archive does show us, though, true of absence, any picture of a servi

it just is an optic in fabulousness in the entire city. >> you can find a list of pride events around area this week at abc7news.com. >> it's going to be a great weekend for that and will the weather hold? what's it going to be like in some of >> right. i think we have a bit of a warm up, don't we, drew? >> we do, guys. tomorrow it will be pretty pleasant in the afternoon. but by the end of the weekend into the upcoming weekend, some very warm air will move in. live doppler 7 along with satellite tonight showing you that the cloud cover on the coast beginning to spill in and around the bay. so, tomorrow morning some of us will wake up to gray skies early on. a live look from the exploratorium camera atop pier 15 showing you that canopy of cloud cover chopping the skyline in half. tomorrow afternoon will be one of those days we have a wide range of temperatures so location is certainly going to be key in terms of how warm you get. so go in a little bit closer show you the 30 degree spread in temperatures. cool on the coast, 59 in half moon bay. downtown san francisco about 66 and breez

but most soccer fans of travel here from around the world hardly give this a second thought the entire city of moscow is a sea of tournament colors plus the grey uniforms of team police authorities won't divulge the total number of security staff since some of them are part of intelligence services bills will move or would you call because of course we had many preventative measures in place at the outset along with you prove we also have lists with the names of fans who have bugged from entering the stadiums. we're not alone in body as you go the same applies to non russian fans that many countries apply the same laws we do we have plenty of information about these people from our colleagues to seize the butcher because. in addition the right to demonstrate has been restricted the russian opposition has criticized this measure as a diversion tactic to steer attention away from the country's real problems. obviously kremlin wants to use this championship to boost its international image to normalize russia because many people becoming him tourists fans and they will be coming back saying lo

you cannot abandon or touches an entire city on behalf of the citizens of japan i would like to thank president of the people of the united states for their understanding and support towards the brits allusion to the doctrine issues the leaders of france and canada say they will try to persuade us president donald trump to reverse his decision to impose metal tariffs on several are lies french president emanuel and canadian prime minister justin trudeau how talks in auto a head of the g. seven summit on friday tensions over trade threaten to overshadow discussions between the seven world leaders macron has warned a trade war will hit u.s. workers first time here suspended a deal with greece which allows athens to return refugees and migrants who have crossed from turkey is in retaliation for greece's refusal this week to allow the extradition of eight turkish officers who fled to greece after twenty sixteen crew attempt rescue efforts have been suspended in guatemala following the eruption of the four way go bowling you know due to safety concerns prosecutors have ordered an investiga

it's for the city and for the entire neighborhood, so any question is really a more vigorous outreach so that we can because next door doesn't allow you to join all the neighborhood. i tried. i joined some. there are all these pockets. i am on the list. jane kim puts out a monthly newsletter and i pay attention to that because i am obviously a district 6 resident, so i'm just saying maybe we could be a little bit more aggressive or asertiff in our outreach. >> you will receive those updates once the contract gets awarded. our aggressive outreach starts once we have a contractor on board and we have a notice to proceed and then we will send out the 30-day notice to let folks know that the project is coming. >> chair mondejar: so all of these include the lighting, maintenance, security that will make the entire city of san francisco res dens come over re. i don't know if they are union street shops. it will be a challenge but we would like to engage the residents of the city to come over and check this out so security is very important, manet nans is important, transportation, and we ne

. >> it was seen this entire city before. >> reporter: this satellite photo taken in 2014 gives a fullerwhat life in north korea is really like. the capital, pyongyang, lit. everything around it is shrouded in darkness. hunger and malnutrition are widespread. the u.n. estimates that more than 40% of the population don't have enough to eat. food shortages are not new here, but many say it's been exacerbated by tough international sanctions that made it harder to buy food. and there's what's always hidden from view. the country's notorious labor camps. these human rights violations critics say glossed over in the summit. >> i can imagine north koreans who have family members in labor camp listening illegally to a shortwave radio, which if they were caught could get their whole family sent to a labor camp, and hearing an american president say that their leader is doing his best for their country, that he loves the country. i would feel incredibly let down. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of north koreans have defected. many fleeing to the south. risking their lives like this north korea

unfortunately our city hall was hit by a bomb in april 1945 and the entire city hall and most of the archives were destroyed and i'm not sure what happened to the mayor's clothing. if they were removed beforehand or if they burned during the bombing. >> how many years did it take you to research office and put all the puzzles together to solve a crime? >> about three years. i discovered the case in 2013 in the forrester's diary. it took me two years to get a book contract, the research went on but i didn't do it all myself as i can't afford to fly to the united states every time i have a research question so i hired a couple researchers, one of the men extremely talented archivist from washington dc who used to be the librarian for the washington historical society, gail mccormick. she knows the library of congress like her own backyard and was able to dig up a lot of information. my undying thanks to her because she helped shape the book to what it is today. >> could you describe the re-creation of the monument or the marker on the gravesite they created or put back that had been st

but most soccer fans with child here from around the world hardly give this a second thought the entire city of moscow is a scene of tournament colors plus the grey uniforms of team police authorities won't divulge the total number of security staff since some of them are part of intelligence services. or with you because of course we had many preventative measures in place at the outset and almost. we also have lists with the names of fans who are bugged from entering the stadiums. we not plan embodied as you go the same applies to non russian fans that many countries apply the same laws we do we have plenty of information about these people from our colleagues in a seize. in addition the right to demonstrate has been restricted the russian opposition has criticized this measure as a diversion tactic to steer attention away from the country's real problems. obviously kremlin wants to use this championship to boost its international image to normalize russia because many people becoming him tourists fans and they will be coming back saying look we saw a normal country nothing like the dictat

thank you to the entire city family. you know, there are many things that we can today as to why there is something inherently wrong with what one particular candidate for mayor in this city is trying to propose. i will not mention the name because i don't want my statement to actually be googled and give any additional amplification to that person. is message is wrong for many different reasons. i'm going to touch up on three. one is about public safety. there are studies after studies and we are down to three and a half of three decades of sanctuary policies around this nation and we know that jurisdictions that have sanctuary policies actually are safer than jurisdictions that are not. i personally can speak not only because i know there is science behind this but i can speak for personal experience having been a law enforcement official in three different jurisdictions. two that have very strong sanctuary policies and one that didn't. i grew up in l.a. many of you know that. l.a. has had very sanctuary policy. l.a. st

two-thirds of the san francisco voters passing bridge tools thatolls and passed with l benefit the city and entire region. this will benefit safe rail improvements, studies for a second transbay rail tube. we need these regional funds to match what federal dollars are out there along with state and local dollar for state and local improvements. not everyone agrees with investing infrastructure as we have seen in the effort to repeal sb1 the gas tax passed last year and the recall of that has qualified for the november ballot. it was a 12-cent per gallon increase that generates $5 million annually statewide and $6 million per year for road funds through san francisco. [reading] i think you all know that we won one of those recently and we have seen sb awards go to bart, caltran, transbay buses. on ja knee va avenue and -- [indiscernible] lothrough the city. prop 69 passed that ensures that sb1 funds can only be spent on transportation. we know from transportation task force that our funding gap is $22 million and will require multiple funding sources to close that gap. every state dollar counts, so

yemen joining us there from amman thank you now winning the war against isaw in iraq destroyed entire cities including western mosul and ramadi at least ten billion dollars is needed to rebuild the capital of anbar province the largest in iraq but that's a fraction of the reconstruction bill nationwide john stratford reports. it's estimated that up to eighty percent of ramadi lies in ruins. around three hundred seventy five thousand people mostly sunni muslims used to live here before the capital of the province was seized by isis fighters. after months of fighting and repeated i saw counter-offensive the government announced victory in ramadi in february two thousand and sixteen. the most two and a half years later reconstruction has barely begun. iraqis who have returned since then to live amongst the rubble of the struggling to rebuild their lives coming out of the out of circuit. more than a thousand houses were flattened the rest are almost destroyed people are trying their best to rebuild their properties but they don't have enough money no government official has visited us and listen

we do have in the city a rich ecosystem of providers but not across the entire city, they don't provide access to all citi aiden commercial providers really don't have any incentive to close the digital divide, this is y we have the problem today and e are various levels of speed. all of this really contributes to a situation where our residents do not have access to high-speed internet. so what is the opportunity.? i would like to suggest the opportunity is reallythe problem of today which is closing the digital divide as well as closing the problem of the future. how do we prepare the city for the future that is coming and it requires internet speeds. it's about speed and capacity, we do have lots of providers but they have various speeds in the city. it's about di l ices providing so much more to the community with digital services, whether that's transportation, housing, we already have housing,ernent services how would you look up your affordable housing d know if you were now on the list for affordable housing if you don't have internet access? emergency services are moving more a

it's impacting the public safety commitments reflects the needs of our entire city.e are pushing forward with a bold new vision for public safety in san francisco. i am honored to be here with all of you today to see these efforts through and to make sure that the future of san francisco is a safe and secure one for every single resident in every single neighborhood in our city. so thank you for having me here today. again, i'm honored to be with all of you. with that i would like to introduce the chief of our police department, bill scott. >> good morning. let my start my comments by thanking mayor ferrell and his team. she is invested in the future of the city. recruits that we have in the team today represent our future. the budget presented today represents a significant commitment by mayor ferrell towards their future and towards the future of their police department and the future of this city. the budget envisions the sfpd as a more responsive, more productive and better equipped police department to face the challenges of modern policing and enables us to bui