i walk in the street, i have an idea, etcetera. because i have to know the real -- the real part of the city, the people. >> anthony: here, it's a really interesting stew of characters. >> cedric: in marseille, there is a very poor area and a very rich area. the difference between those two areas is the worst in france so that makes an interesting city because when we write a crime novel, we write about those differences between the poor people, the rich people, etcetera, so that's interesting. >> anthony: femina's is an algerian restaurant with some of the better couscous in town, and since it's a very filling dish and i've only got one crack at it, i go for the royale, what else? vegetables, chickpeas, merguez sausage, chicken, hunks of lamb, and meatballs. what people say is that everybody sees themselves as marseillais first and french second regardless of your background. is that true? >> cedric: because in marseille, we love the city. it's our city, and in the same time we hate a lot of aspects. we have both love and hate. it

we are all clear on article 25, etcetera. how many dozens of times whether installations were appropriate? >> couple of weeks ago in one of the many, we heard from some smart people, really informed people with really good information about why these cell towers are poisoning us and poisonin--this week we got thisg binder. i read through it. i didn't read the whole thing. i'm not an engineer. i'm not a physicist or a doctor of health. it's all greek to me. i get the idea. last mr. albright presented us with a high level of briefing. what bugs me is that we have to be here week after week. we're presented with really smart stuff by really smart people that has a consistent trend. these installations are poisoning people and endangering people. you're the department of public health. my perception born and raised in san francisco, your department is here to protect me. have you hade rea ahead -- read? >> i received that on monday. i'm familiar with some of the studies that are in there. we've got a website that we posted a numb

findings from 2010, not today obviously it has to be agendized with full presentation, public comment, etcetera. any other comments? >> i would not support a continuance. part of the information that might be forthcoming it's not going to affect article 25 of the f.e.c. >> last comment those who came out to speak, to continue to work with the policymakers. we do hear each case. we are not policymakers. we are assessing whether or not a permit issued by the city is properly issued. whether or not we support those regulations, you can hear this commission has some serious concerns about what the federal government has laid down and what as a city and state and other communities follow. continue to reach out to the elected official who are policymakers behind the policy at the national level. >> ms. hogan, i'm really sorry you were cut off. we have these rules in place. if we give you three more seconds, please sit down, you can't talk. it's over. we don't mean to stifle conversation obviously. you heard today that we are deeply concerned on this issue and we want to continue the dialogue on this

educating the owners of all the dogs on how to be on the vote and make sure they have their licenses, etcetera and i think all of those operations and plans are having the desired effect right now. moving on to the quality of life issue. we have a lot of homeless individuals. we have golden gate start and the panhandle and haight street and then over towards the market we have the hot spots for those issues but i have four extremely dedicate and quality of life officers and they make a difference every day that go out on the street. so much so that as a mentioned, i think we have 69% -- 69 of our officers trained in crisis intervention and two liaison officers. and the two liaison officers were identified our top 15 people of concern to us when it comes to mental health issues. i am very happy to say within the last eight months we've been able to get two housed and three united with family members which was an absolutely great accomplishment by the c.i.t. officers but it was in conjunction with all the other

of faced with the with the with the hordes of sensors and pete and and went well thinking people etcetera. this is courage and it's this is showing courage and it's necessary. but it was the whole point is is it funny i think what it always come to the same question. i mean it's is it fully. and i think it's certainly offends a lot of people -- but i'm not sure if it's funny anyway in any case it sparks the whole debate the massacre at charlie hebdo was only four and a half four plus years ago. cartoonists are often targets we should still be reinforcing our commitment of diverse f forms of expression not running away from them. and this is another comment here by some intestinal see the front page of charlie hebdo i'm i'm shocked no is it funny no. and they're getting more more crude and it's not funny and it's not making me laugh and it's not the judgment of my youth so i think some people feeling that they're doing it. really to create a reaction more than for any other reason and i suppose the whole point is yes the freedom to offend and to shock should be safeguarded. but then should

the $6 million listen used across the departments to include navigation centres, shelters etcetera. we agree there are deficit most likely across all the sectors. we are representing the specific need within the city to address the most critical individual and social impact of homeless trauma. homelessness causes mental illness through trauma. we cannot support individuals and bring community to fold while funding gaps remain. our workers underfunded and underresource. we urge the board and mayor to understood homeles home de -- fs housing. as a former homeless person in district 6, no one living i livn s.r.o. should be paying over 30% in shared living spaces. i support the ask of capping s.r.o. rent. >> we're grateful to the mayor's office for adding the $6 million funding. we want to note that doesn't really fulfill all the needs across contracts. we want to have places that are really suitable and great places for them to live. san francisco had an increase of homelessness about 17% in our sector is really pushing for this funding so we are not adding to that number. supportive h

that is capacity of all of water sources etcetera to serve this and the entire project area. acknowledge that will be an issue, but do not want to further impact what we're doing today. i'm in full support of the project. it deserves to be approved today. >> president melgar: is that a motion? >> yes. >> vice president koppel: second motion first of all. this project has a lot to offer. the office space, p.d.r., retail, popos, land dedications, parks, child care, modest parking and hospitals o -- lotse parking. there alone the project, move it forward. couple of other thoughts that came up for me -- we talk about wage disparities, high cost of living and worker displacement, throwing out numberings of 20% of the labor workforce in san francisco displaced every year. it's almost gone. i feel this is a blue collar working class city, at least it was. i like to do what we can to preserve that. if you need an example of successful local hire, you're looking at him. i lived in this city, grew up in the city. every job site i work on, i took the bus or walk or rode my bicycle. what

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can't get sanitary supplies and toothbrush or tooth paste or running out of food and tissue and etceterae this image of this father trying to save his daughter. it is devastating throughout history. that frankly in the earlier segment talked about it. there were only a few images that i resonated that propel us to move. you have the image of the casket and alice alluded to the picture from syria and the image of the bridge. you add these images and this is one that i think will have ripple effect. i think this election as some candidates have talked about is a moral one. i think that we have to begin to fight that is on a moral bases. this is as much as people want to set politics aside, this is as political you can get when you have individuals who are dying trying to get to our country and we have a crisis on our hands. we have to figure out the best way to solve the problem. >> he said crisis, did we know there was a humanitarian crisis on the border. >> do you think images can move the needle. do you think this is going to spur some sort of comprise between republicans and democrats?

he's also accused of tax fraud, extorting nike by threatening a lawsuit, etcetera.all too much even for the state bar of california. talk about a low bar. this week, the california bar started process to take his law license away. that would force the porn lawyer into another trade after he leaves prison. he could possibly the creepy porn uber driver. the possibilities are endless. attorney connected to this effort will be joining us tomorrow night for an update and you want to put that on your calendar. couple of weeks ago a smily amused video made rounds. it's a clip of nancy pelosi speaking looking drunk. within a few days most normal people didn't remember it ever existed. one group of people did not forget, couldn't forget the press. they weren't just angry, they were outraged. somebody created an edited video. it wasn't that like nbc edited the 911 call. that kind of editing is totally fine. that's journalism. but the pelosi video, by contrast, that mocked a prom dante -- prominent democrat. person responsible for this abomination must be destroyed. they dispa

it will be required to be fire rated etcetera would be under the purview the department of building inspection. >> when the opening happening, -- >> sorry. are there any historic photos of this property from the department? >> i don't know if we have any from the department. while we were here, i did check the information we have available online for the liberty hill historic district. the vary that was done in that area. for certain buildings they do have files that include pictures and information and documentation about when it was constructed. we did not have that for this building. >> do you know what that room is? is that a living room or bedroom? >> i believe that was mentioned in the briefs that i don't know off top of my head. i thought it was a bedroom. i'm not positive. >> thank you. >> did i hear you affirmatively that this permit was improperly issued by the planning department >> no. it was not reviewed by the planning department. it should have been routed to the planning department for review. >> you stated that the permit was improperly issued? >> correct. >> secondly, we hear

it's not worth causing a death or paying a fine etcetera. we try to spend some of our time on the enforcement side of things educating opposed to giving a citation and creates good will and the officers love it because everybody's happy. it's a good way for us to interact with the general public. i think people are quicker to think about running the stop sign again or the red light. that's traffic enforcement. and community partnerships of which we have many. i can't tell you how many arrests we've been able to make because of the community involvement be it they're make the arrest for us or making the expeditious phone call and we get out there and they give us the information and we make the arrest. that's happened so often. i'm so appreciative because i definitely believe the more community involvement we have the more successful we will be. and safer we'd be as a community. going through the different organizations that we work with. rec and park fabulous partners to us. anytime we need them. they've been great as is s.f. safe and they c

including a large cultural, residential, you have gardens in the middle and the convention center, etcetera. the gardens serves all the populations as a respite in a concrete jungle of downtown. it's incredibly important to the residents that live in that neighborhood and employees and i don't think we can overstate the importance to the conventioneers. when redevelopment absolved we were surprised that we were meeting regularly for seven years to get to this point. i want to thank the neighborhood. i think you can see there is strong neighborhood buyin'. not only to get to this point but continue the operations forward. so much so that you have seen most the neighborhood institutions or a large percent ac put their money with their mouth is and contribute to costs getting to this point. i don't want to take that too lightly. we've also enjoyed work with the department of arrest and other departments to get us to this point. we look forward to that moving forward and feel we have a strong infrastructure in place and the future looks good for the neighborhood if this goes through and a want

>>safety precautions not at night by myself etcetera but i'm very surprised about hearing about this.>that was conference go on reporting tonight. now the residents in says they cannot come and on the incident police say there are no suspects at this time. >>one person is dead after an amtrak train crashed into an suv this morning in oakland. a viewer sent us this video of the crash. happened on the corner of 85th avenue and rail road near the colosseum investigators are calling the incident an apparent suicide amtrak reported the suv drove down the track and poured the train. train was eventually evacuated. no one on board the train was injured. >>almost million is now available to manage traffic flow and increase security at the port of oakland. the states transportation commission approved the funding for the alameda county transportation commission. the program for the port includes 15 free technology demonstration projects designed to address traffic management security systems and roadway improvements. the program is expected to cost a total of million all the projects are sched

those movies playlists etcetera the company says the content will live on one of 3 separate applications. apple music apple tv and pod cast. this update will be part of max new processing system. catalina which is expected to be available in the fall. if you use a pc you will see anything different at least for now because apple has not yet decided when to push these apps for windows the windows version of i tunes by the way is the most popular app on its digital store. the head of netflix and spotify. >>former president barack obama and former first lady michelle obama will start working with spotify to produce exclusive podcast under the multi year deal spotify and the obamas production company called higher grounds productions. i will companies us ago the couple and the company will develop produce and lend their voices on a wide range of topics, the obamas formed higher ground last year saying that the goal is to foster new diverse voices in the entertainment business, the first pod cast are likely to debut early next year. >>the popular smoothie bar john, the juices shortening its n

>>safety precautions not at night by myself etcetera but i'm very surprised about hearing about this. >>it's 8 oh 5 and today, teachers with the new haven unified school district will be walking the picket line again and ring now 3 says the monday this makes 3rd week that they can't find a deal they want more pay and the district says they don't have the money to give them the rays that they are requesting and there's only 2 weeks left of the school year now so students and parents are concerned. >>you know 600 teachers that don't are working and they can there's only 2 weeks left they they need to get back to the table. there's no question about that. >>kids deserve the time in the classroom or teachers deserve to be paid. this is gone on long enough. >>the negotiations are impacting about 11,000 students at 12 different schools. >>investigators are trying to determine what caused an explosion at a chemical products company in santa clara explosion prompted evacuations of nearby businesses saturday afternoon. here's a look at some of the video see the black smoke billowing up into th

this that some of the players are upset about and i say players mean just nba players lebron james etcetera speaking out is that he was only banned. for the rest of one year for one year cannot go to san francisco. either when they move next season one full year, basically no contact with the team for year one your show about any games flood a you know a fan who touch russell westbrook decided untouched but but and swore at russell westbrook was banned for life. so get on $500,000 which is basically 0, 2%, of what he is worth ok. so what spirits paycheck. so anyway. he has released an apology a statement saying that he's embarrassed by what happened. he says he's made efforts and he's going to apologize to lowry and he is also going to be donating 2 lowry's love foundation was just a terrible to try to reach out to lowry no word if you make contact with lowry in fact here's lowry talking about what happened. >>a day after. >>i think you know it's more should be done you know take it. he is not a good look for the ownership group that they had in and i know joe lake up to those guys are grea

oversee our city services and so we have to re-establish some financial connectivity for bill paying, etcetera. we're in the process with the i.t. department relocating. but that building is going to take a little bit of time to reopen. we are looking at what level of service the government will provide to our citizens on monday and will be making those announcements today and tomorrow, so stay informed. >> is there any incidents in the suspect's personnel file over the last 15 years that jump out at you? >> i'm not going to comment on hr issues at this time. >> you don't know of any prior criminal background on him? >> i'm not going to make that comment. >> was he prior active military? >> i'm not going to comment on that at this time. >> how secure was the building? >> it's an open government building. citizens have the right to access open government buildings and employees have the right to access their work site. >> i'm going to follow up on that to say that the entry corridors and the service, the public service guests for those infrastructure departments are served by administrative ass

"well, why don't you come back on thursday at approximately 7:00, etcetera?"at time to be back. >> so meet me here on thursday night in the evening and you'll have some more cash in your pocket? >> absolutely. >> reporter: it was thursday, september 28, the evening of the murders. >> i arrived at mr. camm's house at approximately 7 o'clock. >> reporter: he said he handed over the gun to camm wrapped in his gray sweatshirt. >> where's this happening? >> right outside the garage. so we exchanged pleasantries and my sole purpose is to simply get the $250 for the second weapon. >> reporter: boney says after a few minutes in the bronco, the wife and kids arrived and pulled into the garage. >> and what happens? >> i hear a little bit of commotion. it just sounds like something's not right. it sounds like they're arguing. and then, all of a sudden, i hear an immediate pop. and before i heard the "pop", i heard her say, "no," and it was -- a commanding, "no," like, "stop," and then, i heard a pop. then i heard the word, "daddy." >> reporter: two more pops followed. >>