gail has also been at the forefront of an evolving movement to create step up housing and a continual -- continuum of care in our pipeline so residents living in some of our most deeply affordable housing can eventually move into more stable housing options and have a chance for permanent housing with more amenities. she didn't just transform the formal housing conversations city wide. she really transforms c.h.p. under her leadership, staff were given free reign to really invest in community organizing around equity and workforce issues, whether it was supervisor kim's fair chance act , or free city college, she strove to make the connection between equity and housing and jobs and education. she has never been shy about saying that her staff were empowered to organize around social justice issues, and encourage her tendons to engage in all levels of civic and social advocacy because it was there lives that were being impacted, and many of those people are in here today. she was later appointed to the building inspection commission, which she, after reading every page of the public tr

>> thank you for honouring gail. i want to thank you, gail, for what we went through with edward the ii when i worked elliot pierre, you brought housing in district 2 and we dealt with a community that had issues and we overcame that. it was because of your leadership that we were able to work with the community and it's such an incredible part of district 2. i'll miss you. >> supervisor hainey. >> thank you, i wanted to thank you for your extraordinary service. many of the che buildings are in district 6. i had the opportunities to visit many and just to see how much you care about the residents and the entire community that che has built. i've seen their leadership and i told supervisor pe certaiksin, e community you built, and will continue for a long time and i want to thank you for what you've done. i know you'll continue to be one of our greatest champions more affordable housing and regardless whether we're the director, we'll call on you for your support, so thank you for your service. >> supervisor memdelman

. >> if she could have called somebody, she would have called gail. >> nicole's mother and stepfather had reason to be worried. they along with nikki's other family and friends remembered another time years before when they almost lost her. nikki began suffering from abdominal problems related to the on set of puberty. her medical issues left her in

. >> gail was her mother. >> nikki was sunshine. she was the kind you have person that when she walked in a room, the room lit up. >> gail raised nikki and her sister tanya in the suburbs from seattle. there were care flea free days at the nearby lake. >> is nikki your annoying kid sister or a cool kid? >> she was a have an noing kid sister. mom insisted on dressing us aliking. > in high school, maya says nikki was a friend to everyone. >> every day eating lunch together, she never sat. she would walk around and visit with people. she always saw the good in people. she didn't see the bad in people. >> after graduation, nikki brought that winning spirit into the workplace, eventually landing a plum position in the head offices of ballytotal fitness. kimberly thomas was on her team into nikki was a great boss. she cared about how your day was, she cared about how you were feel. she cared about your birthday. >> bally's is where she met another employee, david pooets, he was six feet tall, four years younger and exuded a smooth confide

. >> yes, gail, great job and one of the things and maybe others mentioned this, but i know it's been some really hard work for you to be a female in an industry dominated by male, your male counterparts and you fought vigorously on behalf of your industry and i think you lead admirably. i know you're not going anywhere but we honour the great work you've done. >> before we have gail speak and everybody make sure you turn off your cell phone. gail, the floor is yours. >> well, first of all, i want to thank every member of this board of supervisors. i worked with all of you and i am clearly touched. i'm a hard person to bring to tears but one thing that make the tears flow is when i look out at the many resident leaders who chose to join me this afternoon. they're the people i'm truly proudest of and over a decade of leading community housing partnership. while i'm goin going to live una rock and i'm in my seat until june 30th, i really appreciate this and with last week being affordable housing week, supervisor peskin and all of you chose to honour me today. affordable housing and hom

we have lilo gail and london breed and vallie brown, this is exciting. i'm really happy to see it, and drinking is incredible. if you haven't seen the plans, you really have to take a look at this, but it is already starting to come into shape here i have no doubts that the next generation is going to enjoy this park is not as we have. we have had events from pacific primary preschool going back a few years to new traditions, as was mentioned, to all kinds of gatherings of friends and students and what have you. i'm very excited to see this here, and very excited to have you all here today. [applause]. >> thank you, tim. before we get to the business at hand, we don't do this alone, there are a number of acknowledgements we want to make i want to start by thanking some of our additional elected leadership you're here today because of their incredible support, supervisor safai from district 11 is here, you might notice that he is one heck of a park advocates. you might notice two of the five are in his district. thank you for all of your work. i also want

no doubt with the latest on kron four dot com as well while thank you gail our other top story tonight at 5. >>a chaotic evening commute after a crash on the bay bridge this morning at tragedy here the traffic force a lot of people to take bart into san francisco and one person. >>has lost their life tonight that people right now who took part in to work this morning, the normally driver trying to take bart home see you have a double commute issue on the rails got force michelle kingston joining us now live from lake merritt bart station with what people need to know this evening, michelle. >>this morning. o obvious they're expecting an extra 10,000 riders tonight as well and they want everyone to be prepared. a deadly crash involving a box truck in a golden gate transit bus cause major delays on the bay bridge heading into san francisco this morning. the crash happened around 4 30 near the treasure isle. >>an exit and blocked multiple lanes just west of the toll plaza officials say the box truck rear ended a golden gate transit bus as it was coming to a stop one person in the box truc

gail maclellan, bbc news.n bbc news: tory leadership candidate jeremy hunt warns a no—deal brexit will be "political suicide" for his party. a human rights watchdog launches a formal investigation into the labour party over allegations of antisemitism. two people — including a 12 year old girl — have died in a knife attack on a group of schoolchildren at a bus stop injapan. tory leadership candidate jeremy hunt warns a no—deal brexit and now the business news. new protection has come info effect to help people who've been tricked into transferring money to fraudsters. more than 80,000 bank customers lost money this way last year — sometimes up to tens of thousands of pounds. we'll have more on this in a moment. insurance pay—outs for stolen cars have hit their highest level for seven years. insurers say it's because thieves are finding ways to exploit technology, that allows owners open their cars without a key. the construction firm galliford try has rejected a bid by bovis to buy its home—building business.

lots of things with great interest and i just want you to know we will address them on monday when gailback here and john as well. >> the expected move confirmed by the hollywood reporter would make gail king with much bigger contract. reporter john dickerson removed from morning, 60 minutes, all this effort by susan to boost programs especially morning show which has struggled in ratings after charlie were ousted as i'm sure you remember on sexual harassment scandal. that's it for this edition of media buzz. howard kurtz, check out my new podcast, everyone has a podcast. you can subscribe in apple itunes, google play or fox news podcast.com. we hope that you will check out facebook page, original videos and back and forth, twitter, at howard kurtz, keep the dialogue going, i love getting getting te feedback and maybe you enjoy hearing from me. i would like for this to be a dialogue not just us talking at you, we are back here, heather: good morning, may sixth, "fox & friends first", happening right now, fox news alert for you, officer shot and killed in cold blood right outside of poli

john johnson and johnson of deceptively marketing painkillers and downplaying the risks of addiction gail boxes heartbroken at the loss of her son i'm going to miss the great things that you. austin was a college football player at the university of oklahoma and only 22 years old when he died from an overdose of opioid painkillers here. the last day i saw him was the day he graduated from the university of oklahoma that day one of his coaches britton venables came up to him and said austin. hasn't gone in he said coach will live in the. chest. but fortunately austin was living a nightmare the nightmare of prescription drug abuse prescription opioids to be exact. it was drugs like these produced by manufacturers like johnson and johnson that killed more than 200000 people in the u.s. between 19092017 now legal action has been taken against the company. how did this happen. at the end of that there your honor i was short of one word answer. greed. yes the state of oklahoma is accusing johnson and johnson of intentionally creating an oversupply and lying about the risks the company denies th

i'm phil gail welcome to the program rescuers in budapest say there is minimal chance of finding survivors after a tourist boat capsized and sank on the danube light on wednesday police have launched a criminal investigation the sightseeing vessel carrying more than 30 south korean tourists was hit by a large river cruise ship in bad weather 7 people have been confirmed dead. as day broke in budapest most of the passengers who had been aboard the mermaid were still missing authorities have located the boat on the river bed of the danube but they say it could take days to bring it to the surface. in seoul south korea's president announced they were sending a rapid response team to budapest. hungary your. government will work closely with the hungaroring government to investigate the cause of the accident for the child's correlated departments to do their best to support the victims and their families. the south korean travel agency which hired the boat apologized but also defended the decision to conduct the tour despite the bad weather. will get 30 customers and one of us boarded the cruis

gail box is heartbroken at the loss of her son i'm going to miss the great things that. austin was a college football player at the university of oklahoma and only 22 years old when he died from an overdose of opioid painkillers. the last day i saw him was the day he graduated from the university of oklahoma.

he's back gail how verson the best known hero of berlin's airlift is still going strong at 98 the u.s. pilot helped berlin survive the soviet blockade and he still has close ties to the city. berlin is my 2nd home thank you during the blockade however senator hatch little homemade parachutes to sweets that he dropped from his plane the american planes were lovingly called candy bombers by berlin's hungry children june 1948 berlin sends out a cry for help in the face of the soviet blockade. people of the world people of america. and and france look to this city and. the western allied powers airlifted 2000000 tons of aid supplies into west berlin many berliner survival depended on care packages and calm it gave us hope again that somewhere in the world there were people willing to help us. we were grateful because we will form an enemy. after $322.00 days the soviets gave up a day of celebration in the midst of hard times berlin has been commemorating the end of the blockade and children in the city are still giving go however send a hero's welcome. cuban gay rights activists have held

the 37—year—old swiss will now play either martin fucsovics or gail monfils in the last 16.is clay court season — with a win in his opening match against taylor fritz at the madrid open. the serb won 6—4 6—2 firing an early warning shot to french open champion rafa nadal that he could be the man to beat on the surface this year. and the 2015 french open champion stan wawrinka snapped out of his three match losing streak, to beat pierre hugues herbert in straight sets in just over an hour. he won 6—2, 6—3. wawrinka will play guido pella in the second round. in the women's draw ukraine's kateryna kozlova stunned number five—seed karolina pliskova in three sets to progress to the last 16. the 25—year—old making her debut at this tournament was a 7—5, 2—6, 6—4 winner in one hour and 51 minutes and will now go up against switzerland's belinda bencic for a place in the quarter finals. . .. two—time champion simona halep cruised past great britain'sjoanna konta 7—5, 6—1 in one hour and 28 minutes in the second round. the romanian world number three claimed the trophy in the spanish

i'm still gail welcome to the program the party of india prime minister narendra modi has declared victory in the country's election and the results released by the election commission show the be j.p. on course to increase its majority in parliament with a mandate of business friendly policies and a tough stand on national security mr modi received a rousing welcome from b j p supporters as are valley in delhi after promising that he would unite the country and build what he called a strong and inclusive india the leader of the opposition congress party behold gandhi has conceded defeat saying that he respected the decision of the indian people. i want to dump you correspondent and then we should just falling i speak out amongst the jubilant b j p supporters. so this is the head. of the ruling. party is the key think of this. catch a glimpse of a new prime minister somebody from this new team to this election might even consider the definition i'm going to be in to movie and if you look at me and if you look at the books that have more dan it looks like that effort in them is an extremely

and joining me now from brussels is data correspondent gail mathis georg hi and i think substantial gains as we've just heard predicted for the nationalist euro skeptic movement why have these parties been getting so much popularity. rebecca we just saw in the report viktor orban the head of hungary and when he cast his ballot this morning he said that he hopes that parties who are against migration want to stop migration rather than manage it something the e.u. commission and a lot of member states have been trying to do then that will be a great day for europe and that is the kind of explanation you have for the far right wing gains that are expected in this election we are living in difficult times we face globalization we face migrations these are challenging issues that where there are no simple solutions because just stopping migration will not be the answer it is a lot more complicated right so yeah complicated what are some of the other big issues that parties have been focusing on. a really big issue is the environment which is quite interesting because for instance if you look a

i'm from gail welcome to the program. british prime minister tourism a is facing renewed calls for her resignation and she asks lawmakers to pass a redesign bret's of proposals the government's withdrawal agreement bill sets out the terms under which the u.k. would leave the european union but parliament has rejected previous versions 3 times and even some of mrs may's own cabinet ministers are asking her to cancel the phone saying that not enough has changed despite her opening the door to a 2nd referendum on people's vote under a temporary customs union with the e.u. many within her party want out and tonight her interior minister asked mrs mate to draw the option of a people's vote earlier today she told lawmakers they should grasp what she called their last chance. there is an issue about customs there is a difference of opinion in this house on the future customs arrangement with the european union that's why it's important that this house actually comes to a decision on that issue this 2nd referendum the 2nd reading

i'm from gail welcome to the program 5 protesters on the major have been shot dead in sudan's capital khartoum this was just hours after protest leaders reached agreements with the ruling generals to transition to a new elected government processes have been demanding a civilian that transition and they've kept up pressure since the uprising that led to the removal of longtime president bashir. security forces chase a protested down the street in sudan's capital khartoum they whip him and beat him before he appears to run away. across the city protesters have been blocking roads as they try to increase pressure on the ruling generals to step down. a military council took over last month after veteran president omar al bashir was forced from power. but these people don't want the army in charge. no longer than most of the old regime has not fallen yet so we're staying you've seen with your own eyes the oppression we've escalated our protests because we reject the decisions by the transitional military council we've blocked knol street to pressure the government we want to ensure our vo

i'm from gail welcome to the program. the universe of the polls next week out of the european union is behind a massive push to encourage people to vote 400000000 people in 28 countries will happen chance to choose their representatives that european parliament for the next 5 years let's take a look at how it works but amber a very precise given to each country is roughly proportional to its population so with more than 80000000 people europe's most populous country germany gets 96 the e.u. smallest come tree gets just 6 to represent it's just under half a 1000000 people so once elected m.e.p. . he's joined transnational groups with similar political leanings at the moment there are 7 of these representing the center right socialists greens euro skeptics and others every piece votes on new laws and to prove the e.u. budget they also help choose the president of the european commission the current president of course is that this man this is young claudie younger the favorite to replace him are german conservative m.e.p. a

joining me is gail smith. the ceo of the one campaign, former administrator of the us aid.o have you. >> thanks, for having me. >> you have done so much for years now, inside the government. why suddenly is this becoming a challenge? >> you still have bipartisan support in congress. congress has demonstrated continued bipartisan, almost non-partisan support since george w. bush proposed to lead the efforts to fight global aids. what we have seen is repeated foreperson cuts, broadly to foreign hiv and aid. congress in most cases has reinstated those cuts. we're hoping they'll do so this year. >> and has the state department has the secretary of state tried to fight for this budget at all? >> we haven't heard a lot. i think there is a dedicated team and hhs that are working this disease full time and consistently but as you know a white house puts together a budget from across agencies, puts that forward and everybody supports it. again, we've seen proposed cuts on foreign aid and specifically for hiv and aids. so we are working closely with congress to make sure that doesn't

i'm from gail welcome to the program and his 1st public comment on his 2 year investigation into russian interference in the 2016 u.s. election special counsel robert muller has said that his report does not exonerate the president speaking in washington mr buller said that if he'd been confident president trump had not committed a crime it report would have said so it also said his investigation did find that russia attempted to interfere in the 26th presidential election mr maule and also appeared to rule out testifying before congress saying this his testimony was contained in the investigations report on this he has nothing to add 16 presidential election let's get more from the top correspondent to all of the salat in the washington welcome all of our tell us more about what robert mueller has been saying. well there was a very dramatic moment here after 2 years of complete and utter silence this was the very 1st moment that robert mahler took to the public that robert lawler 1 spoke and addressed the public of alt the findings office reports on the investigation of russian interfer

i feel gail welcome to the program and you will made a demonstrations in the french capital paris have turned violent police used tear gas to disperse the hooded massed demonstrators yellow vests protesters and trade unionists taking part in the marches many of them using the occasion to protest against president emanuel economic policies. it was supposed to be a peaceful demonstration but quickly devolved into violence trade unionists and yellow vests protesters made common cause but they were joined by the so-called black bloc violent protesters who often show up at demonstrations across the continent. with the violence the government is inflicting on us and everything that follows what little violence we can inflate does absolutely nothing and it's just a warning sign if we have to get to that level it's because it's a real problem and we don't have any other solution it's just something that services work when they say good we've been trying to make ourselves heard for six months and nobody has it's pretty simple we just want to miss norman a subcommittee she. may first usually sei

severe welcome back gail so we had the german chancellor saying but she's aware of the limitations in this situation perhaps you could outline for us. well the limitations are pretty clear the problem that the european union house is that they do want to encourage straight with iran at a time when the u.s. threatened sanctions to any business that tries to trade with iran now they've developed a mechanism that allows the food supplies to be traded but that does not clearly apply to all or any just extensional big companies that would like to trade with iran but that's a fear sanctions so instead what the europeans have to do is they focus on diplomacy and that is why both german chancellor angela merkel and the french president markoff emphasize that they did do want to avoid an escalation of that conflict and diplomacy is the way forward and that is where both hope they will find a solution and that after all the french president said look at iran hasn't yet violated the nuclear deal i way from around the real reason for the summit was the future of the e.u. . that's right and it's a

. >> every time i felt special, i felt closer and closer to gail. >> or was it what is she going to say executive producer says there will be a few changes, but the same commitment to the news and original reporting. >> a lot of great consumer stories and a lot of great medical stories and a lot of them are really just the wealth of reporting from all across cbs news. so does >> the new cbs this morning show started 7:00 right here on kpix 5 in about 45 minutes and nora moved to the evening. >>> i'm excited to see how that works out as well. >> the best of luck to those of you on the roadways this morning, you will not need too much, but you need some of it. that's thanks to issues that we see out there starting with a look at the maps, this is a new one. this is northbound 280, one is at 10 and the other at seven. they would move into the right shoulder and they will start to cause delays because the southbound to meet or southbay commute starts to ramp up right around this time. give yourself extra time if that is a part of the drive into work this morning. 280 not having a good day b

i'm phil gail welcome to the program. british prime minister theresa may is facing renewed calls to resign as she asks lawmakers to approve her redesigned bricks and proposals the government's withdrawal agreement bill sets out the terms under which the u.k. would leave the european union but parliament has rejected previous versions 3 times and even some of mrs main mase own cabinet ministers are asking her to cancel the vote saying that not enough has changed this is despite opening the door to a 2nd press it rougher and and a temporary customs union with the e.u. many within her party want to oust but earlier today the prime minister rejected calls to rip up the present plan and leave office we need to see pricks it through to all other results of the referendum and deliver the change the british people so clearly demanded i sincerely believe that most members of this house feel the same but for all our division and disagreement we believe in democracy that we want to make good on the promise we made to the british peo

want to escalate things so diplomacy is the way forward but nothing more they can offer are other gail martis at that you summit in romania get your thank you. well here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world north korea has fired two suspected short range missiles into the sea their second weapons launch in a week north korean leader kim jong un defended the actions which happened earlier this week as a regular military exercise hours after the second missile firing the u.s. seized a north korean cargo ship it said was used to transport coal in violation of sanctions on the country brazil's former president michel has surrendered to the country's federal police on charges that he led a high level embezzlement and money laundering scam well that came after a court reversed an earlier judgment that had set him free more than one hundred fifty people have been convicted and hundreds more charged in the corruption scandal known as operation car wash. francis has issued a groundbreaking new law requiring all catholic priests and nuns to report clerical s

the oldest of three children born to jim and gail before they divorced, russel had been a late bloomerbut adulthood intruded early. shortly after he started dating brenna, she became pregnant. marriage and parenthood did little to help him mature. >> i think he was mourning and missing being an 18-year-old who had a lot of dates and drank and went out with the guys and he did a little of that in college, but not a lot. >> russel and brenna fought often over children, money and russel's affairs with other women. >> she'd called me after a really rough supposedly argument and i said, well, is he hurting you? is he hitting you? and she said no, really, he isn't physical. it's just emotional and verbal, but i've hit him a couple of times. >> earlier that year russel had separated from brenna. he'd taken an apartment near seattle and had a new girlfriend. for his family, the ongoing drama of russel's life was exhausting. >> he stopped talking to, basically, all of us. i think he was so angry with the whole situation he was just saying, i'm cutting off everything. >> but then just after than

father gail kish bakker is a german missionary who came here forty three years ago he's the last german priest lecturing at the university. there were just two indonesians among the twenty lecturers. or just two foreigners among a staff of forty by me and an englishman. and we're both at retirement age. now. it's sunday mass is being celebrated at a small parish in the mountains. father kill or cast been coming here for years to minister to the villagers. it's common for lecturers from they'd alero to do pastoral work in the surrounding villages on sundays. usually accompanied by seminarians. it's valuable experience for the students. here in the villages the people's faith is strong. the sydney fund surviving aren't troubled by doubts. they live an intuitive religious life. it's something that they don't question to see. divine work missionaries like father georg continue to have great influence on young people here in the mountain villages which they've served for many years. few orders priest becoming a priest is considered interesting and attractive to young people all over floors.