speaker, please. >> city college for free, first of all, i want to point out to you that there's nothing for free. during the budget cuts, two executive females for city college came up here and said it's a good program but we here before the budget today because we are $5 million in debt. so that's proof nothing for free. you just testified you got multi-million dollars of dollars from proposition w, if so, why is city college $5 million in debt per year. you want to continue this program for 20 years, 20 years times 5 million, $100 million that the city is in debt. another example of the situation enjoyed by preferential treatment said the people but not enjoyed by the most vulnerable people. you have lower level institutions of schools in order to get to the best schools, junior high and elementary schools, and other school institutions, you have to go to school based on the lottery system. whereas city college is for free and no lottery system involved. in fact, i have to speak up for the teachers as well, because the teachers are not getting paid on time, and just this past

san francisco is the first city in the nation to have a trans alleged government office. to the advancement of the transgender community. i am a proud member of the transgender advisory committee and i am honored to work alongside some of the fiercest community leaders in san francisco. if you are part of the t.a.c. team, please stand up. we would like to acknowledge you [cheers and applause] >> thank you for being leaders in our community. at the t.a.c., we help prioritize community needs and give recommendations that advise the office of transgender initiatives and the mayor's office. i am also a human rights commission or. i was appointed by our late mayor ed lee, may he rest in peace. i would not be here today without the guidance of some amazing people like teresa sparks, cecelia chung, nikki, jason chan, and francis sang. thank you all. i mentioned this because i want to stress the importance of leadership. this recent midterm election, we had a rainbow wave, everybody. record breaking numbers of lgbtq , women, people of color elected into office. that is amazing. [

. >> reporter: san jose is one of the first cities across america to consider such an ordinance. the city is already moving forward with plans to offer interest-free loans. the california apartment association, the group representing the rental housing industry, is asking landlords to be patient. saying we are confident that rental property owners will exhibit understanding under these difficult circumstances and work to keep residents in their homes. attorneys with the law foundation of silicon valley say they're ready. >> any kind of harassment of tenants or efforts to force them out isn't going to be tolerated. >> reporter: the moratorium could last up to 90 days. the city council meets for a special vote tomorrow afternoon. i'm chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> here at abc 7 news, we've been reaching out to furloughed workers to hear their personal stories. >> today abc 7 news reporter eric thomas introduces us to one woman fresh outs of law school whose once exciting government job has turned into a financial strain. >> it's insane and childish. >> reporter: this 26-year-old of s

san francisco is in the process of u updating the response and making san francisco one of the first cities to provide climate. this is under the city administrator. the port has been working closely with the other city departments on these efforts to align the sea level rise coordinating committee and the hazard and climate work with those led by the port including the sea wall program leading for the city and the army corp flood study which we are getting started on. maggie from sf planning who leads the work will provide an update on the effort completed to date and next steps for the work and melissa of the office of resilience, program manager will provide an overview of that. maggie is up first and then melissa will follow. thank you. >> good afternoon. i am the planner at the planning department. as wendy brought up, we have a sea level rise action plan. the port is involved in this thank to you those who contributed time to this effort. division for the action march is to make san francisco more resilient in the sea level rise by taking measures to enhance the natural resources and

members that are with us, it is an honour to welcome you to our new home for the mayor's first state of the city envision this space over a year ago, our intention became clear, we wanted to create a centre where lgbtq artists and organizations could come together, a space where they could collaborate and incubate new works pack and affordable and safe space, a place to present master classes and lecture series, and to host a middle and high schools aged students with our educational programs, rhythm, reaching youth through music, and the it gets better showcase pick a venue that would house a state-of-the-art broadcast facility so we could transmit these incredible transformational and inspiring events to a global audience. a space that espouses the san francisco values of diversity, acceptance, equality, entrepreneurship, and creativity a home where art and activism come together, and it is my honor to welcome you to that space today. [applause] our new home, and the nation's first-ever lgbtq centre for the arts is a continuation of what began over 40 years ago on the city hall steps. that mom

it was one of the first cities also to have a decision in its favor. at mayor emanuel's request, the council of mayors joined that process and as a result of that litigation, as of now, the u.s. conference of mayors members do not have to adhere to the immigration related requirements to receive public safety grants in 2017, and also working to see that the 2018 requirements are enjoined. so we want to thank the mayor for his leadership there. he has also been a leader in our efforts to develop a realistic federal infrastructure investment program. he's added four years of classroom time, university full-day pre-k, universal full-day kindergarten, and additional hour and 15 minutes per day which equals it to two weeks per year. in chicago, it has taken an vochgtive approach to making community college free, and breaking down the barriers to higher education, and the american dream. mayor emanuel announced in september, that he will leave office this may. and so rahm, we're so glad you could be here with us as your final winter meeting as mayor. [ appla

now to a city that's using technology to pay off its soaring debt and stop the brain drain . is greece's first smart city and then this is of that came in response to the country's financial crisis and despite not even having a budget for its tech transformation there demetrius papa stero has managed to nearly how the city's forty five million euro debt residents now enjoy a higher quality of life no austerity measures required but despite his success dear o. is struggling to get this state award with this market solutions. treacle is mad dimitris purpose to you won't let an occasional internet crash get to him not even with a delegation from his german sister city looking over his shoulder they gathered in the town halls control room from here the first smart city in greece is operated. by german guests are impressed. and in from the computer scientist myself and to be honest they're a step ahead of us we can learn something from them as much as was on the couldn't be a lemon from here the stuff can monitor how many parking spots are occupied the municipal water pumps poly usage for the stree

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she was deposed yesterday at the first city council meeting of the year. kaplan will succeed mayor larry reed. kaplan said she wants to expand access to job training and access to good-paying jobs. >>> san jose will have its first city council meeting of the year today. but the mayor won't be there. mayor sam liccardo is still recovering after being hit by a car, while riding his bike. he suffered several fractures in that crash. a spokesman says mayor liccardo will be working from home this week. >>> police are investigating a sexual assault in downtown palo alto. police say a woman was walking to her car, near the intersection of everett avenue and almastreet yesterday, shortly after 4:00 in the afternoon. a man approached her and asked for money, but then hit her twice, before sexually assaulting her. the suspect is described as a white man with long, dark, blond hair, about 5'11" with a build. palo alto police hope to release a sketch of the man in the next few days. >>> our time is 5:39. new details about a southern california man, accused of killing

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to san jose's police chief about the uptick in violent crime, and he was quick to point out the first city of its size for a city of its size, crime is proportionately lower than many areas in the bay city's. >> we are fortunate to still not have the volume of crimes that other large cities have, so we are very fortunate there. that was separate as is the expectations here and swipe san jose is quite high. >> over violent crime was up overall in san jose, homicides were down slightly. >>> first a three alarm fire, then a water main break be that the damage out of alejo strip mall that storeowners tonight are blaming on a growing problem. >>> the first snow surveyed of the year reveals a below average water supply in our state. officials say likely to improve. >>> and rain will be coming this weekend. it will improve. we will let you know the timing of the rain, snow, the surf, and the wind. hebreakfast makers, takers, step counters, outdoor explorers, faith restorers, appointment keepers, fantastic creatures. farmer's market goers, cholesterol lowerers cell phone silencers. the new lease o

. >>> sam liccardo will attend his first city council meeting since he was hit by a car. he tweeted a photo with his staff at city hall yesterday. you can see he's wearing a brace. a car hit liccardo while he was riding his bike on new year's day. he broke his sternum and vertebrae. has he to undergo months of physical therapy. >> never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. let's take a look at temperatures. mid-40s to 50s until you get to oakland. the warm spot at 53, our cool spot looks like about 46 in antioch, brentwood and pleasanton. pretty nice start this morning, you just have a dodge a few drops. right now not hitting the bay bridge, at least western spans. they will as we have on and off showers today. more coverage than we had yesterday and a little heavier amount. today is one of our calmest days on the bay but it will be wet from time to time in mass transit. just prepare for that rain. here is a look at east bay valleys. at 8:00 cloudy, from 10:00 on a chance of showers. scattered at 10:00. more numerous from noon to 4:00 and tapering ar

first city hall. in a world of big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be. smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bath and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. in two thousand and fourteen saakashvili refused summons to appear in court as a witness in several criminal cases later that same year he was accused of misuse of power and investment. saakashvili wound up in the us and soon his friends in washington found him a new assignment. kyle actively supported my down and very soon was rewarded with a high position in the new ukrainian government. first as the president's counselor and then as the governor of odessa the day before taking this position he renounced his citizenship to georgia the country of the birth and became a ukrainian citizen. on the

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. >>> san jose's first city council meeting of the year will be held. but the mayor won't be there. mayor sam liccardo is still recovering after being hit by a car, while riding his bike. he suffered several crashes in bruises in that crash. >>> a california man accused of killing a camper at malibuitate state park last summer. 42-year-old anthony ralda did not enter a plea when she was in court yesterday. he's been charged with the murder of 35-year-old christ an baldent, who was in his tent with his two young daughters when he was shot and killed last june. baldelt was from irvine, but graduated from uc berkeley. he planned to move to the bay area with his family. police say ralda shotted vehicles in and around that area of the park over the past two years. >>> and the accused norcal rapist is facing even more charges in sacramento. prosecutors added 28 new counts against roy charles waller today. and now that totals 40. he was a resident of benicia, and long-time uc berkeley employee. he was tied to seven that began in rohnert park and ended in sacramento in 2006. he was arrested

(pam) san jose mayor sam liccardo returned to work yesterday -- and today -- he led his first city councileeting since his bicycle accident. liccardo had been out since new year's day... after being struck by an s-u-v while biking in the 6- hundred block of salt lake drive. he suffered a fractured sternum and vertebrae. the mayor worked from home following his release from the hosptial ... the day after the accident. today, he expressed his gratefulness to everyone who helped him return to the office. (pam) mayor liccardo says, he hopes to be fully recovered in about 3- to 4- months. his goal is to be ready for the rock and roll half- marathon in october. (ken) the man president trump has picked to replace attorney general jeff sessions -- faced a grilling on capitol hill today. if confirmed, william barr could decide the fate of special counsel robert mueller's probe. kron 4's camila bernal has the latest from washington. president trump's pick to lead the justice department - and oversee the mueller

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the city address. the first will be at a luncheon and the second will be in the same location, but free and open to the public. that starts at 6:30 tonight. jesse gary has a preview of the speech during the 8:00 hour. >>> the american lung association will release the state of tobacco report. they track tobacco laws in all 50 states and assigns grades a through f on based on exposure, and reducing the number of young people who smoke. there will be a separate report grading all 58 california counties and most cities. ders controlling the use of tobacco and sales with many local governments earning top grades for several years. >>> the time is 4:07. >>> a bipartisan group of lawmakers are trying to prevent another governor government shutdown. the only have until february 15. we have a look at who will be at the table. >> reporter: the hope that congress overcomes congress now lies with a small group tasked with hammering out a deal. the bipartisan committee has 17 members. they work on preparations. many have a

first city hall. country has gone into a nihilistic fever that's what i think we've got to hit the road and get out the traveling across america to find what makes america the charlottes is the genius of this place especially american hero this is it we've come a point around which element is done so we always are on the courageous something. called gun culture party. where starting last with this is going to headed east into the swamp we're going into the belly of the beast and i think i want to leave now doesn't get any more gondo than this may be completely different but minister. welcome back just days before starting his official withdrawal from the longmont cold war era treats a washington has announced it is making a new nuclear warheads on seems more d.l.c. have takes a joke. it is the pentagon's newest toy the w seventy six dash two when it is essentially meaning new less baggage less radiation less fallout and most importantly less responsibility i think you start through a major. global. re

first city hall. i mean i didn't you know you're. going to.those whom you know most of the best will be in your years and you know it was not a. good month but you know. the ways the ways the way i did my best college life of the wife. left me then you know. this is one of those. these. minutes i know you know you can close. welcome back to worlds apart with mohamed sultan and egyptian an american human rights advocate mohammed just before the break we were discussing did the leverage that the united states supposedly has with egypt and you know better than i did that. for quite some time has been a crucial country in the region and nowadays it is truly and of the region security the isis insurgency in sanai the border with libya the naval traffic oh by of the suez canal i mean i think the west and the united states in particular may need the security of egypt more than they gyptian themselves isn't it a bit naive to believe that human rights considerations with outweigh those concerns well. i would i would argue against that i would i would s

first city. international now a chilling report by human rights watch says. the group with links to al qaeda has detained and tortured civilians in syria the organization has also released the testimony of several victims that you might find some of the following images upsetting. they used to pull me out of the cell beat me and then return me no one asked me a single question no one asked me what my name was. these torture moments i remember them in detail every day people died in front of my eyes the maximum you can do is move your shoulders a bit and scream for help but on several occasions they stuffed things in my mouth so i couldn't scream. they beat me they would place me absolutely down for hours beat me and interrogate me it became tougher physically and emotionally human rights watch claims the detentions and arrests were triggered by protests against the. militant group parties yours down of comments when syria's most ruthless battle hardened terrorist elements fled the advances of the country's military taking refuge in a province the u.s. and col

first earth day in april 190 20 million people to meetings at cities and other and s across the country that got the attention of a lot of politicians, whether they democrats.icans or the republican party of the 1970s was arly dominated by moderate republicans and these are republicans who were pro business and wanted limited same time, but the the republican party in the 1960s was as strongly in support rights legislation, particularly northern republicans than was the case for democrats. was a party that was for ested in doing things the public through government actiona and so that predisposed favorable to environmental protection laws. see the e started to shift away from republican support for environmental laws in the middle of the 1970s. a lot of factors are involved here, but the one i would envirl protection laws. i think we started to see the shift away from republican support for environmental protection laws in the 1970's. there are a lot of factors involved. the one i would pick out as one that did not have enough attention is the oil crisis. restrain that use come all of a

first city. but there's someone else living inside of me controlling my body. the byproduct of. that drug is because like severe depression. because it would only meet him into a zombie it's crazy. you know i mean we don't have to do anything it's not our fault you know shoes crazy and all that. took years to come the addict takes a long time to get rid of it. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution of you to crack the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it just the lawyer i mean you know liz put the video through to me in the new bill is that i mean you split needle the former ukrainian president recalls the events of two. the fourteen. those who took part in this did over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these another that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics. i'm sure. i'll see that. hello and welcome to cross talk all things considered i'm peter la

first city. there are mental illnesses that can't be fixed maybe without the medicines. you know the medicine fixes the issue once or twice or three times and then all of a sudden on the fourth time or the fifth time the medicine doesn't work anymore and the issue just gets worse because. you know they never address the problems in the first place and so they this get put on more about us and until they're not no longer. themselves. if you are one of the millions who experience anxiety and you all symptoms have lasted more than six months it may be a sign of depression. it's a serious medical condition that affects more than twenty million americans. antidepressants help relieve the symptoms of depression. spring in two thousand and fifteen new york denise mcconnell of a formal office clock from manhattan sense a new guinness record for continuous running having covered one hundred twenty nine kilometers in twelve hours. that there. really. was. not her eyes. slows or all almost all different medications that i've been on. this is chris. but. this is josh. and this is de

first city hall. welcome back to our special series on ten mark a country ranked as one of the happiest places on the planet but increasingly the challenges of immigration and high taxes are causing some danes to question whether their country can afford to be as generous as it has been in the past others feel that new laws to ban the burka and cuts to welfare have caused the country to edge closer to the right novelis canoe droom or is there a ninety danish commentator and also one of denmark's leading radio stations alex caught up with him to hear his thoughts can grow more author social commentator many service see the daily society is among the most contented on f. why a certain kind of last. well and of rational note it's probably actually because of biggest problem because of taxes because we have a great equality there's no that huge class differences which doesn't which doesn't call for frustration you know we're quite equally in income and living standards and then we have a whole lot of trus

first city. in twenty four to you know bloody revolution to. the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing move on to revolution is always spontaneous or is it you know we hear i mean your list put me in the. school and you go to the full value. president recalls the events of twenty fourteen. days until. it invested over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. led . was. to was. very simple you cannot wish away no deal on that you say the european union or you out a deal this really does feel a bit like groundhog day. the prime minister presents had threats to plan b. the parliament after plan a was resoundingly rejected but its critics say she has failed to make any real changes since. the taliban says it was behind an attack on a military training base in afghanistan that killed more than one hundred military personnel. and. it's only accuses france of treating african countries like colonies fueling the migrant crisis

first city. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy for them to let it be an arms race is often spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. join me every thursday on the alex i'm i'm sure and i'll be speaking to get us through the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. so our seats for these meetings every time of the installment leap years in las vegas backs of course the used to do nuclear testing right there in one nine hundred fifty two people would come here and have a cocktail a watching the nuclear explosion on the horizon from the net the number of nuclear testing site i know who's gotten tourism fantastic tomic bombs on the rise of the mushroom clouds of dust about glories i don't really wear dream that alexander was in our bedroom painting. and i woke up but he was just standing there painting these exploding

first city. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy going foundation let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development only closely and going to exist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. not after nancy we're going on the ground as the e.u. . things about the hard border ahead of tomorrow's annual bloody sunday much in derry coming up on the show was the f.b.i. going to kill muzzy hashimi we talked to the just released journalist and u.s. citizen in her first international t.v. interview about religious freedom and justice in trump's america and we get an exclusive interview with the family of a british army veteran detained this week and facing deportation in twenty days on the jury's amazed facto hostile environment all this and more coming up in today's going underground but first forget the u.n. analysis of u.k. extreme poverty this country's embattled leader says everything here is going swi

first city. the country has gone into a nihilistic fever that's why i think i got it hit the road and get out the traveling across america to find what makes america take them to charlotte is this the genius is this the quintessential american hero this is it we've come a point from which hollywood has gone inside we always are on the margins something . called the culture is really important because. we're starting last with is going to headed east into the swamp we're going into the belly of the beast and i think i want to leave now doesn't get any more gonzo than this it may be completely different by the end of this. in twenty four to you know bloody revolution here to the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it you know here i mean book video. belonging to the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty four. those who took part in this today over five billion dollars to assist ukr

first city.welcome back to say over the next few days when looking back at some of the stories we brought in twenty eighteen. the tar. the copywriting of a catchphrase in the disney classic last year led to accusations of imperialism and cultural appropriation. was probably. much was the phrase. was made famous by the nine hundred ninety four film the lion king a new version of which is being released this year is in baldwin activists has launched a petition to remove the trademark from disney he claims the phrase belongs to african culture and cannot be owned by any company the petition was launched in late december and almost one hundred eighty thousand people have now signed it. comes from this wiki language means no worries it was trademarks by disney in two thousand and three for use in clothing and footwear disney has never denied the origin of the phrase the company however still hasn't commented on the petition back in december we discussed the issue with outcasts. so i we're seeing so mu

first city hall. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle breaking a promise trump wants regime change in venezuela old habits die hard also the trials in tribulations of roger stone will russia gate ever and. talking some real news i'm joined by my guest here in moscow mark slobo the he's an international affairs and security analyst we also have victor levitch he's a political analyst as well as a leading expert at the center for actual politics and we have dmitri bobbitt she is a political analyst with sputnik international are gentlemen crossed in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it obviously we're going to start out with when the person goes by the name of eliot.

first city. this is full blast broadcasting around the world and cover the world of business of finance and the impact for all of us. i'm bart chilton washington we're sure glad you're on for coming up to the day we talk commodities in agriculture i may squeeze of oil in there if we have time and how they tied into trade andrew heck independent commodity analyst joins us to discuss he's standing by in las vegas plus we take a look at some of the biggest stocks and how they are fairing in the midst of a slowing market adam s. c.e.o. of adam mesh trading group will be with us to break it all down plus the world economic forum in davos switzerland has had some major speeches from national leaders we'll tell you about that and later precepts professor of economics americas richard wolfe is back to talk about world economic health all that directly ahead but first to some headlines let's go.

paul volberting who founded the city's first inpatient aids clinic and briefly treated dugas. >> thethat's been a chronic problem with this disease. >> reporter: mckay says experts soon discovered the long periods hiv stays dormant in the body and developed a better understanding of how it travels. enough science to debunk the myth that a single person was responsible for the crisis. he believes setting the record straight now is critically important to preparing for a future health crisis. >> i would like people to be more cautious about using the phrase patient zero if we're ever in a similar epidemic. >> now, despite the controversy, author randy schilts was given the stonewall book award in 1987 for "and the band played on." he died in the 1990s from complications of hiv. >>> now to the woman once called the next steve jobs. elizabeth holmes was a college dropout who founded the blood testing lab theranos in palo alto. now she's facing the prospect of decades in prison for fraud. abc's rebecca jarvis has been following the story for years. on midday live reggie mckee and kristen

introduced tuesday at the board of supervisors meeting that, if make san francisco the nation's first citypolice in morgan hill want to find morgan hill want to find the three suspects who stole a purse and then went on a shopping spree. these are surveillance images of the suspects ... and the car they were driving. police say... the victim was shopping at traders joes... when the purse was stolen. the suspects then went to target and walmart... and officers say they spent more than 22-hundred- dollars. ( darya ) a popular san francisco eatery is closing. lucca raviloi has been in san francisco for 94-years ... at valencia and 22nd street in the mission district. they are known for their variety of meats and cheeses... and freshly made pastas. we learned it will close on april 20th this year. people we spoke with say they are sad to see the business go.

london breed: yeah, that too. >> you know, mayor, you ged to preside over the first city in america wherethe city can walk to a park. it really is an extraordinary thing that sets san francisco apart. so it's worth noting. it's my pleasure to bring up our newest district five supervisor for whom community is definitely first, vallie brown. [applause] >> ms. brown: thank you, phil. i remember when we were talking about this probably in 2000 -- and what was it? 10? >> it was a long time ago. >> i don't know. it's been a long time. but i want to thank mayor breed and parks and rec for saying that parks are important not only to this city, but this district. this district is very special to me, and the people who live around here. and i really am happy to see us keep moving forward with green space. but this process just wasn't a city hall or department effort. this was a community effort, and you have to remember, and all the people standing behind me, we have sheryl davis that used to be with mo' magic, and she was there, pushing for it. there's james -- where's james? he was part of it, al

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first city. to guys this is boom bust or broadcast around the world and. world of business and finance but the impact on all of us i'm part chilton in washington and we are really psyched that you are on board today thanks for being with us we are packed tighter than a cow slot machine today and it's all really important stuff including a deep discussion about wages with professor richard wolfe who's standing by and we'll look at some key company stocks as q four earnings are starting to roll in amid some market making news danielle showing of simpler training and added measure of added measure trading will join us and later not dead yet the old school amazon sears which has been going through a bankruptcy is not dead yet steve wallace bird joins us with the details all that directly had but first we had some headlines let's go to. a major dose of economic stimulus in china leads our global report today as the people's bank makes the equivalent of eighty three billion dollars in capital of vailable for lending the capital infusion is the largest ever such

first city. welcome back the u.s. u.k. back toward yemen is arguably being one of the leading causes of what is now one of the worst humanitarian crisis in history with eighty five thousand children dead from. salman according to a report from save the children fourteen million further risk for a defacto british backed saudi that war well i'm now joined via skype from sanaa by unicef's resident representative in yemen. thanks so much for coming on the show hopefully un the only boy martin griffiths meeting with the who think community in the summer result in a ceasefire i hope so because i don't think that the children of yemen can wait for much longer eleven million of them are already in dire need of humanitarian suits and as you have seen in the media recently more than four hundred children are suffering from should be acute month dition so this country needs peace now does the latest save the children they say conservative estimates of eighty five thousand children under the age of five dead since twenty fifteen does

. >>> oakland zoo first said community has been taken down. city leaders say they said went up on private land under a one- year lease. the leases expired 20 said that could house 40 people are gone. the city said the total of 74 people lived in the community at some point and 55 of them are out off of the street. >> the net impact we had on how many on shelter people are on the streets was positive. that is why committees are expanding. stock we planned on having a short lease. we got it done moved the leftover cabins into storage and they will be used had a new site opening soon. >> there three other top subcommittees and two more caps are expected to open in the next few months but it is not clear exactly when it will become a or where it will be set up. >>> pg&e in front of a federal judge in several cisco waiting on a decision on whether the embattled utility have to inspect every inch of the electrolytes to reduce the risk of five sara zendehnam reports from outside of the district courthouse. >> reporter: the hearing is happening now inside