lawsuit to make them deal with it this has led to restrictions on diesel vehicles hamburg is the first city to ban diesel cars on two of its main thoroughfares only new diesel vehicles meeting the strict euro six exhaust emissions standards are allowed to drive here but until the city issues wind shield badges police can't readily see if a vehicle meets the required standards or not and the ban has upset almost everyone from shop owners to environmentalists some say the ban doesn't go far enough others think it's not well thought out. they're just doing this for the sake of doing something but it's not coherent it's a rush job. i went and listened all they gave were just stock answers it made me feel sick really. they say the ban is about protecting people but in fact it just means others will suffer more pollution i think that's terrible especially since i also live along one of the detours. a major goal of the ban is to drastically reduce the area's high levels of nitrogen oxide pollution long exposures to these gases can cause respiratory ailments. hamburg's environment minister however

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it was the first city that controlled all of the trade and vessels coming in and out of the gulf of mexico and because of this hub of trading, new orleans has always been very important and the british figured if they could capture that, they control that trade, and if you could control the trade of a country, you could help determine that outcome as well. there are so many important people out here that helped dictate what would happen on the british side. it really includes people like general packing him who eventually becomes the commander of the entire ground assault out here. he is the brother of the duke of wellington. he's got a lot of clout in the british circle there. there's also admiral cochrane, who not necessarily was here, but was in command of the overall assault force, 15,000 troops, that the british have. on the american side, the most famous will be andrew jackson who commanded the u.s. gulf forces at the time. you also have people like joseph, a refugee from the haitian revolution who puts together almost three to 50 men -- almost 260 free men of color to put together a

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hours, the very first tent city housing 98 kids has opened up in texas. i was speaking with a state representative all day today, mary gonzalez, who has done an incredibly formidable job. she told me literally this contract has been signed by hhs with a private contractor of $10 million. they don't know who the contractor is, and they've made it specific so that they could expand the beds from 98 beds to 200. and it's in the middle of nowhere. it's literally 45 minutes out of el paso, texas, and it's almost impossible to get there. her feeling is that it's purposely done so that it's sight unseen to the american people. and it also allows for quick and easy expansion. >> maria teresa, the policy of separating the siblings is to take an inhumane, abusive policy and find a way to make it even more inhumane and abusive. >> i mean it's more extreme. this has nothing to do with trying to make any sort of deterrence. imagine a parent having to cross not one but several countries to come to the border, seeking for

that's not a issue for us, of course, being a transit first city. the other areas are conflicts with red carpet lanes. there's documented in here the study that the police department did over in soma where over the last couple of months, early spring, they were able to show a lot of citations were riding in receipt carpet lanes, et cetera. all of those have an operational conflict that, you know, makes being on a bus slower. that's ablemro last b not least, there are impacts on congestion. again, we have reports that there may be in fact more vehicles on our roadways because of some of these services. we just want to document if we're looking at reducing the numbers of vehicles. some of these sers might impact increasing the numbers. we're going to look toward that in the future. we several recommendations and i want to highlight top level pieces, but again, i'm happy to dive into some of the details if any one of those are problematic discussions. first and foremost, we recommend that the city partner with these different companies before they come

welcome back hamburg has become the first city in germany to place restrictions on diesel vehicles a lawsuit from residents concerned about air quality compelled officials in the port city to include the diesel restrictions on the list of air quality remedies under the new policies diesel vehicles with out the latest so-called euro six mitigation technology name for the european emissions standard will not be allowed on two major roads while clean air advocate said the measure went too far or too limited rather the limits did mark an important cultural milestone for germany diesel technology is actually something invented in germany and the country is therefore appeared reluctant to place limits on its own creation even as concern over diesel pollution is increased across europe. and argentina this week president morsi oh marci battled with the argentinean congress over his plans to impose austerity measures a part of a bid for help from the international monetary fund the i.m.f. on wednesday the argentinean senate voted. thirty seven to thirty to pass a bill limiting the president's

first goal came from a cornerjust eight minutes in. trippier took it and john stones was left unmarked to power in the manchester city defender‘s first goal england. then england were awarded a penalty after lingard was brought down. kane took it, the captain coolly converting. these are live pictures. just under 15 minutes to play in the first half. england are very much in control. a victory for them will see them into the last 16 with one game to spare. let's take a look at the rest of today's fixtures. england's cricketers meanwhile are closing in on a 5—0 one—day series whitewash against australia at old trafford. australia won the toss and chose to bat. they were bowled out for 205 with 15 overs to spare. they turned up in their thousands at old trafford, hoping to see something they'd never seen before, an australian side on the receiving end of a series whitewash. it looks like there were runs to be had. 50 rattled off in just 11.5 overs. but a change of bowling and a change of fortune. moeen ali with the breakthrough, two wickets in three balls. australia were still in the game at 90—2. travis batting well. until this. ushering i

sacramento is the first city in the country to test these license plates. >> we're leaning into beings out and trying new things and setting standards. >> reporter: the city is taking part of a pilot program with a license plate maker. they plan to test the plates on the 35 chevrolet bolts added to the city fleet. the plates are wi-fi based. you can opt in or out of making our location trackable, and the city of sacramento will be able to track vehicle movement and mileage and use the plates for announcements. >> >. to display amber alerts or indicate a driver needs help or that a car is stolen. >> reporter: as for any tech in the digital age, there are questions about who has access to the data and what they can do with it. >> it's stored in the cloud and the communication is encrypted. we're actively testing to make sure we haven't been penetrate. we're not looking to steal it. >> reporter: if you find my car, do you tell the place where i am? >> it's not our place to do that. >> reporter: they cost $700 for the plate and $8 a month for maintenance, on top of dmv registration fees.

honolulu the first city to do this and uber is now responding. abc news reporter matt keller live in san jose. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. many people arriving at the san jose airport in an uber or lyft. you hop on a plane at hawaiian airlines to the right of us. that surge pricing could soon have a limit. honolulu would be the first place in the u.s. to ever have that type of limitation. here is what it is. honolulu city council approved a bill preventing surge pricing if the rates are higher than the maximum fair set by the city. supporters say it's wrong to let companies set their own prices without city control. uber called the outdated taxi requirements on ride share. they say unlike taxis, riders know exactly what price they'll before before hiring a ride. honolulu attorneys will review it before it goes to the mayor. he'll have ten days to decide if he wants to veto it. matt keller, abc 7 news. . a larly beal said last night, this is why the warriors wanted kevin durant. >> the dubs took down the cavs and need just munn

dublin was the first city to start selling "safe and sane" fireworks... the city opened sales yesterday at noon. pacifica is also in business. gilroy is the only city in santa clara county ... where "safe and sane" fireworks are allowed. eight people died in fireworks related emergencies last year. that's according to new numbers from the consumer product safety commission.they want to remind people to have a safe july fourth holiday. there were also an estimated 12-thousand-900 fireworks - related injuries in 2017. 67-percent of those occurred during july ... even after the holiday. ( robin )white supremecist fliers are once again been spotted all over the bay area. recent reports indicate, the propaganda campaigns have actually been ramping up all over the country. the anti - defamation league said, it documented nearly 300- cases of white supremacist fliers and other racist, anti-semitic and islamophobic material .... on campuses from september through may. that is up 77- percent from the previous year. they say that one group... who identifies as europ

is the first solar powered town and we are proud of that. >> reporter: he says all cities can get green as babcock ranch eventually. the advantage here is the concept of vision came first before the homes and people. >> you see the picture, it is a necessity. if we want a good life in the future, we have to think about sustainability. >> reporter: he lives and works here and has a pollution free commute. >> reporter: the solar charge shuttles will be autonomous, no drivers. the ranch has 150 homes under contract, less than one% of the future, because of the sunshine, the future is self-sustaining. in charlotte county florida, fox news. >>> y service members were injured. >>> president trump's former campaign manager faces additional criminal charges tonight. we tell you more after the break. two, down, back up! our phones are more than just phones. they're pocket-sized personal trainers. last minute gift finders. [phone voice] destination ahead. and discoverers of new places. that's why xfinity mobile can be included with xfinity internet it's the internet in your hand. which could save

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city clinic. he was the first time i came to city clinic was a little intimidated. the first time i got treated for [inaudible]. i walked up to the redline and was greeted with a warm welcome i'm chad redden and anna client of city clinic >> even has had an std clinic since all the way back to 1911. t that time, the clinic founded to provide std diagnosis treatment for sex workers. there's been a big increase in std rates after the earthquake and the fire a lot of people were homeless and there were more sex work and were homeless sex workers. there were some public health experts who are pretty progressive for their time thought that by providing std diagnosis and treatmentsex workers that we might be able to get a handle on std rates in san francisco. >> when you're at the clinic you're going to wait with whoever else is able to register at the front desk first. after you register your seat in the waiting room and wait to be seen. after you ar called you come to the back and meet with a healthcare provider can we determine what kind of testing to do, what samples t

but san francisco could soon become the first city in the nation to open one. tiffany folstitch: i wake up here every day and every night and-- bigad: tiffany folstitch came to san francisco from kansas city with dreams of being a writer. she's 26, homeless, and hooked on heroin. how long have you been using drugs? tiffany: about four and a half years. it doesn't seem like that, it seems like forever. bigad: do you worry this will kill you? tiffany: when i started doing heroin, i think that that's what i was hoping it would do. i just want to go back to the person that i was. bigad: tiffany is one of more than 22,000 drug users who regularly shoot up in san francisco. a recent investigation exposed the amount of used needles scattered throughout downtown. san francisco workers collect more than 287,000 needles each month, but the city hands out about 400,000 new syringes at a cost of half a million dollars per year in hopes of preventing the spread of disease. alex kral: the solutions that we currently have clearly haven't helped. bigad: dr. alex kral is an infe

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we also recommend prioritizing public transit because we're a transit first city, continuing to roll out red carpet lanes and provide additional signal timing as an example. fifth, we recommend increasing enforcements at known hotspots f we know there's double sparking in areas of the -- parking in areas of the city, we can encourage better behavior by increasing enforcement. that said, we recognize that there are not enough people literally in city to handle that issue somimes and so we're also identifying ways to automate some future enforcement capability. last but notst, price, so there are two elements here to thismendatio which in moveowcoul not justing prici- congestion pricing. we haven't looke at how that will look, but we're opening that conversation. finally, moving forwards a comprensive strategy across the board in the city. i just want to end by thanking several people that worked v very closel w me at the sfmta. weave worked very, veryme onrojt closely on all the worksho bringing the guiding principles forward. i just want to say thank you to these strongollaborative e

the ordinance also requires that the city prepare for reports in the first two years of the program. these are to address the existing cultural districts. we're recommending that there should be flexibility in the ordinance that would allow for extension of that 12-month deadline that's currently set without going back to the board of supervisors for a legislative change. and then the last recommendation is concerning amending 10.100-52. we would like to clarify the possible uses of resources in the cultural district fund. it will be a rule to safeguard the districts and we feel it's best to clarify its uses a little more. the potential to use the fund for projects and programs that are physically located outside the boundaries of a district. we think that would be key. specifically, we believe that opportunities for housing may occur nearby cultural districts, but not necessarily within the district boundaries. and we would want to pursue any opportunity to creep eight housing that we can to support the district. so knowing there is that flexibility would be key. we also see there's

welcome back hamburg has become the first city in germany to place restrictions on diesel vehicles a lawsuit from residents concerned about air quality compelled officials in the port city to include the diesel restrictions on the list of air quality remedies under the new policies diesel vehicles with out the latest so-called euro six mitigation technology name for the european emissions standard will not be allowed on two major roads while clean air advocate said the measure of went too far or too limited rather the limits did mark an important cultural milestone for germany to still technology is actually something and then it did germany and the country is therefore appeared reluctant to place limits on its own creation even as concern over diesel pollution is increased across europe. and argentina this week president morsi o. marci battled with the argentinean congress over his plans to impose austerity measures of part of a bid for help from the international monetary fund the i.m.f. on wednesday the argentinean senate voted thirty seven to thirty to pass a bill limiting the pr

our exhibition, we want to look back at the city's earliest years and what it was like when the city first developed. announcer: then a visit to one , of the city's oldest restaurants. >> the food here takes a much larger piece than it does anywhere else. we live to eat in new orleans. announcer: watch c-span cities tour of new orleans, louisiana. saturday at noon eastern and sunday at 2 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. this afternoon, jerome powell announced another interest rate hike, bringing the federal rate to 1.75%. to 2%. the new york times notes that the rate increase was the second this year and the seventh since the end of the recession. the last time the rate topped 2% was late summer of 2008. next, we show you the news conference where chairman powell made the announcement. it runs about 50 minutes. >> good afternoon. thanks for being here. i know that a number of you will want to talk about the details of our announcement today, and i'm happy to do that in a few minutes. be

daraa was one of the first cities to rise up against president assad seven rise up against presidenteve n years rise up against president assad seven years ago. since then it has been a battleground and now it is being pounded into submission. from there and the ground, russian jets and government soldiers are close to destroying the last major rebel stronghold in southern syria. —— from the air. around half the city is reported to be in government hands and another eight nearby towns fell to the regime on saturday, according to local reports. translation: we have successfully fulfilled our mission in the region. 0ur soldiers' health, ourfaith in victory and our commitment to the president enabled us to win this victory and defeat the terrorist groups in this rugged region. the current offensive has been going on for almost two weeks. the rebels are caught between government forces and the border with jordan, but caught between government forces and the border withjordan, but are refusing to surrender. a bitter battle is taking place around a military airbase. casualties figures are

she also led the initiative that made san francisco the first city in the nation to make city collegeree for its residents. her team of volunteers have knocked on 100,000 doors and held over 100 house parties. they believe she is the candidate they can create change in the city. >> it's not an easy problem that everyone is trying to solve. all the politicians, what they are trying to doit take someone who d who understands o and this district is such a split area, with some of the highest and lowest income is. jane has found a way to push the means of lower income and middle class people, and get what we can out of the big tech companies and other people coming through. >> reporter: back in 2016, jane kim rad -- ran against scott weiner for a seat in the senate. she has now thrown her hat in the ring for san francisco mayor. reporting live from san francisco, kron 4 news. >> there is a recall election on the ballot tonight. it's a push to try to remove santa clara county judge aaron persky from the bench. >> this is the judge behind the controversial six-month sentence given to sanfor

first city. stock market manipulation by insiders and abetted by regulators like the f.c.c. all the f.c.c. is doing here is see why you can look up on urban dictionary what that means all they're trying to do is cover their tracks so that when the lawsuits happen they can say oh we were aware of it we warned against it we're on top of it but they are aiding and abetting the regulators or capture the regulators or venal the regulator to pay off. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race move his arms off and spearing dramatic development only mostly i'm going to exist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. see this is harder than kentucky. move them poised to go green street fanny's leave. a co money since it was almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal mines of said. that it was love to see these people the survivors of disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here in

>> i hesitated to say the fundedness because we were one of the first. the city and county of san francisco is one of the very first cities to decide to start funding this type of obligation. i believe -- i don't have the numbers in front of me, but certainly, the retiree health care obligation -- the liability is over $4 billion, the last number i saw, so what the city took, the last cha proposal is to start collecting money from active employees that is in a trust that only under very emergency types of circumstances could the city start having and building up towards a $4 billion. so it's not a significant funded level, but certainly, it represents, i believe, the fore oughtf this city to go forward and at least t ary resolve the issue. eventually, everyone will be 2% -- all active employees will be paying 2% of their pay into this trust, and the city will be paying 1% of that pay. so it's going to take a while, but certainly, it reflects an effort. it used to be managed at the treasurer. in a couple of years they approached the retirement system to see if the

leno would be the city's first openly gay would be the city's first african-american american mayor. this race is getting very interesting. >> mark leno being in the lead because of rank choice voting right now, really neck and neck. we'll explain houp that works coming up later in this next half hour. >>> meanwhile in san jose, sam liccardo is expected to remain mayor. comfortably leading steve brown, 74% to 15% with 56% of precincts reporting. last night lick car dough thanking everyone for their unwavering support. >>> senator dianne feinstein easily advanced to the november ballot. the u.s. senate race is the most crowded on the ballot with 32 candidates. the we is who she's going to face. let's take a look at the results right now. you can see she has that comfortable lead, 44%, and that is with 94% of the precincts reporting. last night feinstein released a video statement from washington shortly after the polls closed. >> thank you so much for your support and your faith in me. i'm not going to let you down. now it's on to november. >> feinstein has been serving in the senate

one of the first cities in the world to set up a majorformer cities in the world to set up a major formera majorformer system and cities in the world to set up a major former system and there are hundreds of people who survive each year as a result of the system we have. when there's an event like this your first thoughts are with those who have been affected and injured and of course with the staff as well. it's important during these episodes that staff respond at the time but also that people can c0 nse rve time but also that people can conserve their energy is because they are going to be needed in the days and weeks later. pretty much every nhs member of staff working, community nurses and so on, will be involved in some way. 0ver community nurses and so on, will be involved in some way. over 100 people admitted involved in some way. 0ver100 people admitted to hospital last year as a result of bose four events you mention, which is a lot of work for a large number of nhs staff —— asa for a large number of nhs staff —— as a result of those four events. we appreciate you talking to us.

footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ ♪ the city has approved the first of montecereto says the bay area housing crunch is forcing it to change with the times. >> housing is in such demand and any little bit we can do to help, it's a good thing. >> reporter: since incorporation years ago, it's remained the quiet suburb at the foot of the santa cruz mountains. what's nonexistent is multifamily homes. all the houses are single family. >> the state has mandated a long time ago that housing, the issue of housing shortage is a problem, and hence the reason they have all the rimes around housing elements. >> reporter: the city council just annexed from santa clara county the site of the shuttered hacienda inn inside the city's so-called spear of influence, and they're proposing 20 single family homes and 15 multifamily homes, the first in the city's history. >> there are new units coming into the silicon valley area, agreement, with many residents desperto keep the enclave of 3500 residents the way it has been since the giants moved west. multifamily homes woul

welcome back hamburgers become the first city in germany to place restrictions on diesel vehicles a lawsuit from residents concerned about air quality compelled officials in the port city to include the diesel restrictions on the list of air quality remedies under the new policies diesel vehicles with out the latest so-called euro six mitigation technology name for the european emissions standard will not be allowed on two major roads while clean air advocate said the measure went too far or too limited rather the limits did mark an important cultural milestone for germany diesel technology is actually something in. germany and the country is therefore appeared reluctant to place limits on its own creation even as concern over diesel pollution is increased across europe. and argentina this week president morsi oh marci battled with the argentinean congress over his plans to impose austerity measures of part of a bid for help from the international monetary fund the i.m.f. on wednesday the argentinean senate voted thirty seven to thirty to pass a bill limiting the president's ability to rais

honolulu could be the first city in the u.s. with that limitation. city council approved a bill preventing surge pricing if the fare is higher than the maximum price set by testify city. uber called it outdated taxi-still requirements on ride share. >> personally i'd like a cap. but you know, the free market will decide what carrier you're going to use. so if uber is too expensive, i'm going to use the other guy. >> reporter: uper says unlike taxis, riders know up front what they'll pay before accepting a ride. honolulu attorneys will review the measure before it goes to the mayor. he would have ten days to decide if he's going to veto it. live at san jose airport, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> a new squad at the fbi san francisco field office helped stop a recent shooting threat at valley view high school. >> it was formed after the prkland high school shooting and a rise in threats across the country. officials say because a lot of resources are needed to investigate the threats, all their longer-term investigations were suffering. >> we think creat

either of the top two candidates promised to be a first for the city. mark leno would be the first openly gay mayor.do while lbreed would be the first african-american woman to lead the city. finally on wednesday morning he conceded to breed. the new mayorect grew up in the westn addition neighborhood and was first elected to the board of officers in 2012. she sat down with editor scott schafer. >> thanks for coming in. >> of course. >when you walked throug the doors of city hall and you said my name is london london breed, what went through your mind? >> i couldn't believe it toell yo the truth. it almost felt like a. dre it's amazing and i'm excited to be here. >> you did a callout to your grandmother, ms. brown. >> yes, i'm sure she would have b wn happy. t did you learn from her? >> i learned from her that you take care of each other. she took care of the community. we didn't have mbut it was important that, for example, my grandmother would cook all the time. and people would come over and we would feed other people. i would ask why are we aoa ing a

naomi kelly, city administrator, i want to start off with the first slide to give you an overview of everything that is under the city administrators office. someone has the clicker? i don't. all right. just a quick reminder of all the different divisions here. on the left-hand side, there are six departments that are technically under the city administrator. what up which you will hear separately. but the other departments consist of the medical examiner, the entertainment commission and animal care and control. we have many programs including 311, things of that civic engagement and immigrant affairs, the bachelor programs, the community grants, the county clerk, the mayor's office on disability and grants for the arts. the office of cannabis regulation, transgender initiatives and treasure island. and then we have the back office, which we call interpersonal services. our contract monitoring division, digital services, -- fleet management, real estate, we often stop resilient, risk management and mail services. i would like to point out that there are two not departments that we ar

gtv chart shows how tier one cities, which used to outperform second, third, and white tier cities, the line firste turquoise line second two is 70, and other -- that cities, newly built commercial residential buildings. -- is managing policy different for different cities? and does this continue to widen, this cap? china in terms of supply, it is determined by government. ?hat type of interest rate how much loan availability there is? it also has a high degree of local government decision in it. and diversions, beijing local governments are happy to see. ideally should spread out to the second, third, and fourth tier cities in line with the urbanization. areas, the greater areas, so it is about growing the inland regions, not just the coastal regions. it is about spreading wealth to different parts of the country. this is something they are happy to see. because of the nature of economics, you would expect tier one cities would be supportive in terms of demand and price expectations, but i would think tier two cities and tier four cities have growth opportunities in the years to come because of u