in 2016, rio de janeiro will be the first city in south america to host the games. >> reporter: nuzman says the organizers of the rio games are learning a lot from the 1964 event. he believes 2020 will be another milestone for japan. >> translator: i expect the next tokyo games will make history, as the olympics and paralympics did in 1964. i'm sure they will bring many benefits, both for the japanese people, and for the athletes. good luck. rio de janeiro is with you. >> tokyo. >> reporter: but tokyo has a lot of work ahead as it prepares for the olympics. construction of a new national stadium is nearly six months behind schedule because of problems with the bidding procedure. another problem, officials initially wanted to hold a compact olympics with most of the venues centrally located. their goal was to make it easier for athletes and spectators to get around. but because of a surge in construction costs, they are being forced to review their plan. hosting the olympics is never easy. officials planning the 2020 olympics are facing many obstacles but they are sure the signing succe

standards in san francisco to improve the street safety for all user and we're a multiple transit first city and our policies and ordinances needs to reflect that national association of city transportation officials is a nonprofit association that represents large cities on transportation issues of local regional and national significance it is advances the educate interests of urban areas all too often blanket standards are suburban and that represents the urban residents in transportation designs and san francisco and new york and portland and wondering are a all members and the current president is our transportation guy edward reiskin and this is being held tent on the other hand, at the end of this month they have particular and educate challenges in designing safe streets we've learned unfortunately san francisco still suffers from bad road designs decisions made in the 950s that make the streets dangerous for pedestrians and bicyclists encouraging speeding helping to you fuel the especially desk injuries we have foifrnd our commitments for the major problems would the pedestrian acci

san francisco is poised to become the first city in the world. to provide an h-i-v prevention drug. to all city residents, regardless of income. kron 4's alecia reid spoke to san francisco supervisor david campos who pushed the legislation. he says the pill called truvada. also known as 'prep'. will help prevent the spread of h-i-v. this is a path to eliminating any new hiv infections in san francisco. if implemented across the board i'm told this could be a game changer. >> this is specifically focused on hiv. we're not here to replace condoms we want people to use condoms and be responsible. people who are at-risk of contracting h-i-v, that want to protect themselves from getting the virus can take prep, also known as pre exposure prophylaxis once a day. >> it's not only something that can help gay men, transgender men and women. we have also heard from many women who have used truvada prep to have unprotected sex with their partner for the purpose of having a baby. >> there's a lot of controversy about it but i believe anything you can do to prevent a lot of people from being sic

the community 2, 3, 4 which they operate san francisco through this legislation about become the first city in the united states to cot if i a legacies business registry the degree of care and caution designation like institutions like lalia victor barky and twin peaks bars and cafe and marcus book store and so many marcus books that has closed but looking to reopen and other legacy businesses will provide serviced recognize of the importance of those businesses to our community throughout the world programs have been developed to protect bars and retailer establishment and argentine that had a bar it opened in 1950 it provides access to government conservation fund in barcelona one of our cities we supported the program that recognize shops and shopkeepers for more than 50 years in response to the rapid disobedience of london pubs they're not listed as assets of community value in london infected a series of protections for those businesses it's any hope we can do did sail same in san francisco the second parted is for property owners are purchasing the building that house a rebate of the

exist actually, it's been fun the director and myself around the issue of taking steps to be the first city in the country to make it a prohibited practice to export dirty fossil fuel materials that pollute community and contributed to climate change those are coal and petroleum coke a cool alternative and crude oil and our commissioners and our commissioner wald of the policy committee remember when we had the conversation there was talk about a new facility and pier 96 that the peer is looking to build a cargo terminal and it was praised from the sierra club and the grant institute asked the skew is this a facility that can one day have the materials they need someplace to go to port thanks to the ports leadership the port has said no to coal and started a policy committee and excited to share yesterday's at the board of supervisors the conversation has elevated to establishing san francisco and really this particular site this new facility at pier 96 at health department can be potentially with a little bit more work that director reaping he will will lay out we're poised to be thanks to

to sell every neighborhood in san francisco this is detrimental we could turn our city into the first city sized theme park in the country and lastly i have sympathy for the people that have the place they live in they're being used against their wills to provide protective a false legitimacy to the investors for the buildings. >> thank you, ms. patty thank y you. >> hello supervisors i'm bruce alison representing for the record magazine we're opposed to or an i know of 12 units in the fox plaza that are being used this way and i know about one hundred others i'd be willing to give you their names and addresses if you're interested thank you for at least putting some at least on this thank you. >> thank you, mr. alison. >> hi, i'm pam i live in katrero hill for 2 years the home sharing i'm able to stay home with my baby he's about 3 and a half motherhood and we've had housing for our family and if it weren't for home sharing we couldn't be able to afford to stay especially in the katrero hill area additionally our guests provide business for the local businesses like in katrero hill there

we lead that way and i'm thankful to the rockefeller foundation for funding this is one of the first cities to do this we're going to help napa and vallejo to get tare chief officers we've got a request out to them i wanted to say to everybody and thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. mayor. i wanted to talk about our responsibility to d b m robot and what we did post earthquake at 320th century a.m. d b m robot whether for an earthquake is to coordinate the city effort to develop a picture and be the con duty so we all know the earthquake happened at 320 in the morning our 9-1-1 contacted our officer and we immediately sent out a letter in addition to that my staff the duty officer contacted the emergency point of contact from the major city departments to assess damages specifically we contacted 311, internal revenue fire. lisa and police and pths and controllers and rec and park and d t and general services and other agencies in the airport. we contacted pg&e and they were no reports of damage in san francisco. then we began on posting tweeting and posting on facebook about the earthqua

interested party can file a lawsuit and get monetary relief under the proposed amendments the city will be able to the first amendment the city can file an injunction at any time and the procedure for the interested party depending on the interested party if not a housing nonprofit then the interested party has to go through the entire administrative process a complaint with the director and hearing and determination by the director that a violation has occurred pursue the proposed amendment from supervisor kim then states if it's a nonprofit housing interested party that has also been in existence for 5 years from the operative date of the legislation they can susan sue an owner or enlist entity with a rent control building with 3 or more units with in 45 days of filing the complaint i read this to indicate regardless of whether or not the planning department has decided to move forward with an physique active they have to file a notice to the city attorney's office but they could do that this mroeptd amendment changes the penalties provision it will indicate that only the city attorney the city rather cou

he was first elected in 1990 three, was the city's first italian-american mayor, and served in officeor more than 20 years. mayor menino was diagnosed with advanced cancer in february 20 14 shortly after leaving office. he announced last week he was suspending treatment and a book tour so he could spend more time with his family and friends. thomas menino, the former mayor was 71 years of atlantic city's first republican mayor since 1990 faces the closing of four casino's so far this year -- trump plaza, caesars, showboat, atlantic city, and revel. that means the loss of almost 7000 jobs, and that number will rise if trump taj mahal fails, too. the city'sbout gaming industry, the labor market, and the outlook. certainly, we would not put all our eggs in one basket with gaming. ofare at a point diversifying what we are doing in our city both in terms of tourism and not tourism and giving you and everyone else in philadelphia reason to come back to my city. at the top look stories we're following at this hour. giants wonncisco their third championship in five years last night. san franc

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city dispatched one of the 36 teams in the -- they have been set up by the new york city fire department to handle first medical response and also medical transport for infectious diseases and hazardous materials. the fire department of new york city has more than 30 specialty teams set up to handle difficult situations like this. one was dispatched today. the time that elapsed from when he first took the temperature and realized he had a fever and the time he was in isolation at the hospital appears to have been in total about two hours. after they had him at bellevue, they tested his blood at bellevue. that preliminary test came up positive for ebola between 8:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. tonight. in recent weeks before this diagnosis, new york city has been actively preparing to handle the care of an ebola patient in the event of an outbreak the training here is part of the national effort to sharpen the abilities of u.s. hospitals and health workers after the experience of treating the first patient in dallas resulted in two misses contracting the disease themselves from the patient they were assisting. ce

city dispatched one of the 36 teams in the -- they have been set up by the new york city fire department to handle first medical response and also medical transport for infectious diseases and hazardous materials. the fire department of new york city has more than 30 specialty teams set up to handle difficult situations like this. one was dispatched today. the time that elapsed from when he first took the temperature and realized he had a fever and the time he was in isolation at the hospital appears to have been in total about two hours. after they had him at bellevue, they tested his blood at bellevue. that preliminary test came up positive for ebola between 8:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. tonight. in recent weeks before this diagnosis, new york city has been actively preparing to handle the care of an ebola patient in the event of an outbreak the training here is part of the national effort to sharpen the abilities of u.s. hospitals and health workers after the experience of treating the first patient in dallas resulted in two misses contracting the disease themselves from the patient they were assisting. ce

. >> this was one of the first cities in the region to come under the control of progression fightersapril. since july, it is back in the hands of the ukrainian military. that is why here, unlike in nearby donetsk, these elections can go ahead. but many here do not accept the government in kiev. they feel ruled by outsiders. thousands of civilians in the area have been killed in the war, strengthening feelings of resentment and alienation. >> the real ukraine is in the west. that is where the real ukrainians are. we don't feel like ukrainians here. we live in ukrainian territory, but we speak russian here. >> we are at one of his campaign events. the people in the room behind me are all local residents. their skepticism is almost tangible. he hears people's dissatisfaction over and over again at meetings like this. he says it is not just the war, but also the key of government which feels distant from the people here. >> our business relations with russia are collapsing. the key of -- but kiev accuses us of being separatists. we must stop tearing our country apart and work as partners

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city today. it's the first wednesday without the weekly paper in 48 years. this is what the cover of the final issue looked like last week. the bay guard yans"bay guardian shutting down because of issues. today's rally held at noon at powell and market streets. >> former san francisco owner eddie debartolo could find himself one step closer to the pro football hall of fame. committee would nominate cotwo contributors. contributors have had a big impact on the league but never an opportunity to play the game. debartolo among 11 people under consideration. the committee will narrow down the list to two candidates and then the inductee will be selected on the day before the stoop so super bowl. >> a los altos woman honor at white house for her work in the community. barbara camm, ceo of tech union. this year, at wards handed out to people who are helping immigrants become u.s. citizens and strengthening the economy at the same time. the white house says she was selected because of her tremendous work and leadership. >> we joke about the name of the award but it

we're live with reaction. >> the nation's largest city now has its first ebola case. ity doctor becomes the fourth case diagnosed in the us. >>> and what are the prospects that trump taj mahal will stay open after next month? surprising answer from the casino's would be investors in those stories and more coming up. start with the forecast, friday headed to the weekends, checking in with kate. >> the lasts two days have been kind of crumby, to say the least.

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san francisco, with this legislation, would be the first city in the united states to codify a legacy business registry. designation of these cultural assets la victoria's bakery, green apple books, the rock see, gallery [speaker not understood], the list could go on and on, will provide some is civic recognition of the importance to the community of these establishments. one additional piece is that we would like to begin this process with one tangible benefit. this legislation would provide property owners purchasing buildings in which a legacy business operates a rebate of a transfer fee if they extend a commercial lease to the legacy business for ten years. additionally, if a legacy business is able to purchase its own property, then it would also qualify for a rebate of the transfer fee. there is so little data that exists regarding the number of legacy business he in san francisco. we don't know how many there are, what their status is as property owners or tenants, the size of these business he, the ownership models, et cetera. therefore, this legislation also asks the office o

but this was not good enough for the women of san francisco and in 1998 san francisco became the first city in the world to enact a local ordinance with the principals, and this forms the framework that guides our work and we are privileged to have amy who is the city attorney at the time who drafted much of the language for that ordinance. and so with any human rights, framework and freedom from violence is a human right. our first topic, trafficking in san francisco. we have a rebounding economy and a growing population and immigrant population and hospitality industry. we see all forms of trafficking here in san francisco, sex and labor trafficking, child and adult domestic and international trafficking. and our entire community affected and there is a link between human trafficking and smuggling and drug and, money laundering and organized crime and all of these lead to increased crime in gang activity and child exploitation and public health problems. so what would you guess the annual income of a pimp, 640,000 tax free and the calculation goes something like this. four women, we under

36 teams in the foot ny, 36 has tacked teams that have been set up by the new york city fire department to handle first medical response and medical transport for infectious diseases and hazardous materials. the fire department of new york city has more than 30 specialty teams set up to handle difficult situations like this. one was dispatched today. that unit brought the doctor to bellevue hospital. he was then put in isolation in said that hospital. all in all, the time that elapsed from when he first took that temperature and realized he had a fever and made that phone call and the time he was in isolation at the hospital appears to have been in total about two hours. after they had him at bellevue, that preliminary test came up positive for ebola between 8:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. tonight. that is when we were notified of it. even before this diagnosis, new york city has been actively preparing in event of an outbreak. the training here is part of a national effort to sharpen the abilities of u.s. hospitals and health workers after the experience of treating the first patient in dallas resulted in two

>> i think new york city has been working on this for a while ever since the first reports of ebola. and they've been training intensive hi, as you have mentioned, for the hast several weeks. so i think new york city was expecting that, sooner or hater, possible hi sonar, this would be a patient coming with ebola. perhaps it was going to be someone getting off of a night. in this case, it was someone who had gone this, hero chill, to treat patients. but i think that the city has been preparing for this for quite a while, just in case. and although it's sad that it's necessary, i think the right things were done from all acounts. >> is it likely that the patient will be treated in new york city? that this is where he'll remain for all of the supportive parent and everything else that goes along with treating someone? or is the expect one of the specialty stenters. gh i don't think we know at this point. and i think that harj hi depends on his condition, what he's med chill stable for example. this's no reason why with the appropriate training and facilities that we have here, there's n