as a city and i thought really one thing we've got to come together and got to stand as one one great city. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> and we know that there is a lot of people who are angry and frustrated and fearful your city has not been about that we've been and always have about a city of refuge a city of sanctuary a city of love that's what made us stronger. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> i had a chance to speak with my daughters i know many of you have spoken with our children as well i think that we must see a stronger city as a result of this challenge i know that in order to be a stronger city we have got to not only come together we've not only talked the talked we have to deliver on all the promises and today, we recess instruct and reassure a basic promise that to this city we promise to be a city that is always welcome no walls in our city; right? >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> as a united city we're able to help those that there think outside the box discouraged that have been hurt and victims we'll help our muslim brothers and sisters in the city. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> as. >>

we that's what i want to focus the rest of any reacts to the diverse community that make up that great cityt you'll find in me the same person i've been a person had been fair and consistent and that's the same thing i like to share with the men and women of the san francisco police department because that is where the work is done one hardest parts before many process i couldn't reach out to the men and women of the san francisco police department and the men and women i'll be working with starting today that will change and so excited to get to know the men and women of that police department because one thing i've met a lot of police departments and within to a lot of places all around the world those who have us are dedicated we have in common we care about the community and about the service from what i see that rings true here ever departments has issues and things to work on the men and women ♪ department from everything i've heard and seen and arriving at the airport and how friendly of the officers were they didn't know me the officers i've met since i've been here have been very f

milwaukee used to be a great city, but its, slowly, deteriorating. you know, its becoming the crime milwaukee used to be a great city, but its, slowly, deteriorating. you know, its becoming the crime center of the world, seems like, you know? so much crime, you know? her face, has recovered. meanwhile, milwaukee police continue their search for suspects. if you have any information on these crimes, which might assist their investigation, you're encouraged to contact them. this is the latest, in milwaukee. i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. fox 6 news. get a closer look at the suspects police are trying to identify -- when you visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. the story is on our home page. it's time for your news and weather together. milwaukee police are investigating a homicide near 5th and walnut... officials tell us that's where a 27- year-old man was shot shortly before 11 this morning. the victim was taken to the hospital motive -- and a suspect. two women charged in connection with the death of a 7-year-old boy both pleading not guilt

to the community of the city san francisco and the diverse communities make up the great city and what you will find in me i hope is the same person that i've been all my life, a person that will listen to you, will hear you, will take action as appropriate and person that will be fair and be consistent. that is the same thing i like to share with the men and women of the san francisco believe. that is where the work is done one of the hardest parts about the process is i could not reach out to the men and women of the san francisco police department, the men will be working with but starting today that will change, of course, and i am so excited to meet and to get to know the men and women of this police department because what i have seen in my travels and i have met a lot of police departments and been to a last places all around the world there is one thing we all have in common those who are dedicated and committed have one thing in common: we care about the communities we serve and about the service. officer what i can see, that rings true here. every department has issues, every

city's architectural heritage. ocean wide center aims to achieve leed leed platinum supplication for the first hour and gold certification for mission tower. it is a great honor and responsibility for us to deliver a high quality iconic asset to this beautiful city. finally, i wish those the best in the construction phase of this great [inaudible]. i look forward to standing here again with you ladies and gentlemen to celebrate the successful completion of ocean wide center in the near future. thank you. >>[applause] >> thank you mr.- >>[foreign language]. next i'm happy to invite my boss, mayor ed lee. >>[applause] >> good morning everyone. this is a wonderful day and let me congratulate chairman lou four ocean winds holdings and their investment in the city. let me thank our counsel general in his office for helping us guide a lot of the discussions and relationship building and let me also personally think supervisor kim for her leadership as well because her office was directly involved in discussing for at least a year, year and a half with all the representatives of ocean wide on establishing this project. you know, you look in the back here and y

this is what we strive to do in great cities. like san francisco. is to make these partnerships benefit thousands of more people for generations to come and have those programs sustained. but you are going to see a fine example of urban development and design and environmental contributions. but i think just as important is the human contributions that are made here to make sure that we have relationships that go for many many generations. so congratulations to everybody associated with this, to all the leadership, we are proud to break ground and we are proud to turn over the start in front of us. thank you very much. >>[applause] >> thank you mayor sleight. the next i'm honored to invite counsel general-please, to the stage. >>[applause] >>honorable mayor edwin lee and i would like to congratulate you . very successful visit to china. >>[applause] mayor sleight paid a visit to beijing and he came back yesterday. supervisor jane kim, chairman of china ocean wide, mr. --distinguished guest, ladies and gentlemen, good morning. it is my pleasure to be

can i invite the prime minister to meet the leaders of a great city and pave the way for a long investment. the >> the honorable ladies right to raise the issue education plays. that is why i'm pleased to say there's an increased of 16,000 children who go to announce it in school since 2010. the quality of education and i want to make sure that there is enough places for children across the whole country and not voter education consultation is about. >> thank you, mr. speaker. and incredibly moving and powerful private session with the select committee talking and listening to the dems among slavery. i don't think i'll ever forget. with the prime minister take enthusiasm, the path passion of the secretary and these people are fungible. so often their background is the same as women and survivors of domestic violence. if people needed to step up and support them, it's the complete roll. >> my honorable friend is absolutely right. nothing brings hope to one more than the absolute horrific crime of modern slavery than actually sitting down and the hearing testimony about the term. they have g

and has a kid from guatemala this formerly undocumented gay kid, what a great thing to be considered part of the senate of the city and county of san francisco, it is a testament to just how great this country is and how amazing the city is. even though we disagreed at times and at times, we got upset or angry or passionate, it was always with the spirit of trying to do the right thing for people and that is, you know, how i saw it and how i tried to approach it and i know that from my colleagues also approached it. i'm very proud to be part of this institution and to be a small part of its history like the rest of you and i want to say that i want to thank donald trump and all the crazy people who have motivated me to continue to be involved. to all the haters have sent dan a lot of threats and you know, horrible, hateful comments in the last few couple of weeks because of the work around immigration, thank you. thank you for reminding us why we live in san francisco and why we are proud to fight for san francisco, and why you know, we are not going in a fight but we are going to fight to win because this country

industry grew and our great cities with it. ople were needed to work in the cities and build them. so many more people came from europe, from eastern and southern europe. from poland, from russia, from the balkans and central europe. from italy, millions of people by the early 1900s from many countries to our country, to our cities, to work. from the other nations north of us and south of us, more people have come, the people of the americas, the people of the world. as the people of the world have filled our nation, they have contributed to it. the people of china and japan have brought their architecture. the people of spain and mexico have brought their styles and we use the styles of the french. much of that which is american is of the world. rugby,ts, football from , bothall from rounders english games. tennis from central europeans, ice-skating from northern europe . foods spaghetti from the thealians, chile from mexicans and corn from the american indians. then, there is our language. the clothing we wear. the books we re

center for a ribbon cutting ceremony i'm pleased and hoirnd to introduce the may mayor of that great cityholesale ununderstanding work shaped the program and encouraged our creative ideas to further expand our services without further delay the honorable mayor ed lee please. >> (clapping.) >> thank you allen for that introduction your hour and commissioner and thank you to the staff you know, i guess my first impression we come a long ways it used to be certainly when i came to the city it was all about confinement and isolation over many years and now as allen counterfeited the part and parcel we've had to create we really understand how much of a vinyl we had to create you know that goes back to the saying takes a village it takes a village to change kind of the behavioral in the way we feel proud of each other and more so than any other period of time that is when investing in our kids rather than the old-fashioned punishment and hopefully, they'll learn punishment confinement, isolation, have never been great teachers of changing that barf it is the village of support the merit stwrm,

as a city and i thought really one thing we've got to come together and got to stand as one one great city. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> and we know that there is a lot of people who are angry and frustrated and fearful your city has not been about that we've been and always have about a city of refuge a city of sanctuary a city of love that's what made us stronger. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> i had a chance to speak with my daughters i know many of you have spoken with our children as well i think that we must see a stronger city as a result of this challenge i know that in order to be a stronger city we have got to not only come together we've not only talked the talked we have to deliver on all the promises and today, we recess instruct and reassure a basic promise that to this city we promise to be a city that is always welcome no walls in our city; right? >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> as a united city we're able to help those that there think outside the box discouraged that have been hurt and victims we'll help our muslim brothers and sisters in the city. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> as. >>

we will not tolerated it seek it out and eliminate it the right way we do this altogether as one great city of diversity thank you for coming together today. >> (clapping.) >> thank you to our mayor for overseeing power words and leadership he demonstrates i want to move on to another leader someone that has worked are worked with all the offices to be clear in san francisco despite the post-election we'll moved in protecting all communities despite the gender i'd like to introduce acting police chief. >> (clapping.) >> first of all, thank you all for joining us with that power message what we will not tolerate in the city and county of san francisco nationally hate crimes are up and signs are burning in san francisco and the bay area the san francisco police department has seen and 10 percent spike in the hate crimes from are a to this year a 28 percent from two years ago now i don't want to muddy the water we saw a nice drop prior but an uptick as in the newspaper the san francisco police department is taking pro-active measures to combat those crimes and putting officers like we did that

this is what we strive to do in great cities. like san francisco. benefit thousands of more people for generations to come and have those programs sustained. but you are going to see a fine example of urban development and design and environmental contributions. but i think just as important is the human contributions that are made here to make sure that we have relationships that go for many many generations. so congratulations to everybody associated with this, to all the leadership, we are proud to break ground and we are proud to turn over the start in front of us. thank you very much. >>[applause] >> thank you mayor sleight. the next i'm honored to invite counsel general-please, to the stage. >>[applause] >>honorable mayor edwin lee and i would like to congratulate you . very successful visit to china. >>[applause] mayor sleight paid a visit to beijing and he came back yesterday. supervisor jane kim, chairman of china ocean wide, mr. --distinguished guest, ladies and gentlemen, good morning. it is my pleasure to be invited here to celebrate the

qualified for the position, and i am grateful and thankful that i've been selected to lead this great city and this great department. i have a rule that i -- usually when i speak in public i try to eliminate the word "i" from the speech because really the work that needs to be done is more about we. i know you guys want to know who i am so i'll start with i so you know more about me. i brought my family with me today, and with the exception of my daughter who couldn't get off work my family is with me. my wife, and my two sons. they are really the force that drives my life. and i couldn't do it without them. so they are here with me, and they've been with me throughout this journey. a little bit about me. i am from alabama originally. went to college at the university of alabama with a degree in accounting. interesting story and i'll be brief because i don't want to use up all the time here. when my wife and i got married we talked about the places we wanted to live. number one on my list was the city of san francisco. [ applause ] >> so -- you know, it didn't work out that way immediately

people able to come together despite add veersties going on in the world right now and we have a great cityjournalists know how to do this. if you need new proof look that moving montage. i'll see you next living just enough, for the e cy living for the city living just enough, for the city ain't nothin' but living just enough, for the city living for the city living just enough, for the city ain't nothin' but the city living just enough, for the city living just enough, for the city living just enough, for the city living just enough, for the city ain't nothing but the city living just enough, for the city living just enough, for the city living just enough, for the city living just enough, for the city living just enough, for the city ♪ living just enough, for the city living for the city >> thank you for joining us i'm sarah simmons. >> i'm tony perkins. >> one woman is dead and another in the hospital after a traffic sdmept laurel. >> police sent several days searching the scene. >> it happened here earlier this afternoon just across the street here this is old sandy spring road and the

this is what we strive to do in great cities. like san francisco. is to make these partnerships benefit thousands of more people for generations to come and have those programs sustained. but you are going to see a fine example of urban development and design and environmental contributions. but i think just as important is the human contributions that are made here to make sure that we have relationships that go for many many generations. so congratulations to everybody associated with this, to all the leadership, we are proud to break ground and we are proud to turn over the start in front of us. thank you very much. >>[applause] >> thank you mayor sleight. the next i'm honored to invite counsel general-please, to the stage. >>[applause] >>honorable mayor edwin lee and i would like to congratulate you . very successful visit to china. >>[applause] mayor sleight paid a visit to beijing and he came back yesterday. supervisor jane kim, chairman of china ocean wide, mr. --distinguished guest, ladies and gentlemen, good morning. it is my pleasure to be

and for me, it's great to have this wild environment right in the middle of the city.e boundary between d.c. and maryland. so, when we put in on the river we're in maryland, and when we take out, we're in d.c. and there's no sign of human civilization. i could be out in west virginia, or in a canyon somewhere, and i can completely forget that i'm 15 minutes away from metro buses and traffic and... politicians, and everything that's going on in the city, and i can just totally escape. the spot that's the most fun on the river, you can see the chain bridge come into view, and whether it's an early morning, before-work paddle, or an after-work paddle, i do take a little bit of pleasure when i snap back to reality and see that i am in a major metropolitan area, that there are people stuck in traffic, and i'm out here enjoying some amazing white water. in the zone, sort of in this flow where you can't think about anything else. so any other stresses of your daily life are just completely pushed out. ng you hear is the rush of the white water, and you just sort of, you're ve

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. >> good afternoon thomas executive director of livable city we're happy to be here this is a great step forward more affordable housing in the city we ask you to look this ordinance and move towards implementation look at a disconnect between the small sites and another imperative within the city accessary dwellings especially illegal units this year we have a reverse of city policy and like to whatever those unions e units are found and brought up to code like to you preserve those unite that's imperative in the planning code and the other laws of the city unfortunately, the funding that is available through moe or the small sites program prohibits the use of grant in that program for the rehabilitation and bringing up to code the illegal units the unit have to be legal the only recourse to rove the unit we believe that is a conflict between too important areas one way or another with the small sites getting them into the small management and the new rules it existed are going to push people that are acquiring those properties toward the removal of property that's not the right app

as a city and i thought really one thing we've got to come together and got to stand as one one great city> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> and we know that there is a lot of people who are angry and frustrated and fearful your city has not been about that we've been and always have about a city of refuge a city of sanctuary a city of love that's what made us stronger. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> i had a chance to speak with my daughters i know many of you have spoken with our children as well i think that we must see a stronger city as a result of this challenge i know that in order to be a stronger city we have got to not only come together we've not only talked the talked we have to deliver on all the promises and today, we recess instruct and reassure a basic promise that to this city we promise to be a city that is always welcome no walls in our city; right? >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> as a united city we're able to help those that there think outside the box discouraged that have been hurt and victims we'll help our muslim brothers and sisters in the city. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> as. >> one

took me there,it brings back immeciately so many memories for these people from all around our great city" here you find all of those up north traditions--from ice skating bears, ice fishing, ice shantiesho even the puck---you'll even see a real-looking campfire, marshmallows being roasted, camouflauge for hunters, and of course homage to the green bay packers--this christmas creation takes hundreds of hours to compose--"it's just shy of a year long process that it takes to put this together" the theme changes every year, but always includes 150 prized steiff animals --"these are beautiful...theres the ice skating"this gift to milwaukee has been captivating audiences and i bank--kaiser even shows me a picture of herself here when she was only eight months old--"the bank then and today still has an employee holiday party every year around this display, he brought me here as a young child" for every visitor bmo donates five dollars to help the hungry"it is a nice gift to those less fortunate particularly around the holiday season"so if you are looking for a charming yuletide activity for yo

than 300 years, serving this neighborhood as new york grew from a rural village to one of the great citiesthe world. today, our congregation remains committed to being a good neighbor. as part of our social justice efforts, we serve lunches every day to those who are hungry. trinity offers not only free concerts, but also music education to children who will be our future leaders in the arts. and we work with partner congregations all over the world to be good stewards of god's gifts.

milwaukee used to be a great city, but its, slowly, deteriorating. you know, its becoming the crime center of the world, seems like, you know? so much crime, you know? give police a call. aaron rodgers-- signing his autograph for fans, and it was all for a good cause. how much his john hancock helped raise for the salvation army. after a string of violence in a los angeles neighborhood... nearly 40 gang members are now behind bars. the details on the year-long sting operation. the c-i-a now believes russia may have influenced the election to help president-elect donald trump win. what wisconsin lawmakers are saying about the report and senators from both parties now calling for an investigation into a c-i-a report -- concluding that russia intervened in the 2016 election...specificall y to help donald trump win the pre react to the findings. kim is in the newsroom with more. u-s senator john mccain says a bi- partisan probe will begin immediately. so how did we get here? the us government publicly announced in october that it was "confident" russia o

parents took me back, it brings back immediately so many memories for these people all around the great city. >> here you will find the tradition, eyes skate, ice shant is, even the puck. cam owe flauj for hunters and green pay backer. >> we would welcome you to come. come spend time. look at all the interesting details you see here. this year is an upnorth holiday. [ music ]. >> a lot to do around here both the tree lighting and beam owe holiday display, rai m s od can go to the less fortunate. >> l tke a live outside clear skies tonight. as we have been warning you all day that's about to change. right john. >> how much snow on the ground for christmas? >> here is a holiday festivity. >> i'm trying to be positive carol. you can do a positively -- anyway, winter sto watch folks for tomorrow night starts at 6:00 o'clock. all the way down ito illino, green boy, all the way past madison and even into portions of southwest and w runs until midnight sunday night. here is your time line, the snow begins to move in around? 6:00 o'clock int the western part of the viewing area around o'clock, 7:30

. >> good afternoon thomas executive director of livable city we're happy to be here this is a great step forward more affordable housing in the city we ask you to look this ordinance and move towards implementation look at a disconnect between the small sites and another imperative within the city accessary dwellings especially illegal units this year we have a reverse of city policy and like to whatever those unions e units are found and brought up to code like to you preserve those unite that's imperative in the planning code and the other laws of the city unfortunately, the funding that is available through moe or the small sites program prohibits the use of grant in that program for the rehabilitation and bringing up to code the illegal units the unit have to be legal the only recourse to rove the unit we believe that is a conflict between too important areas one way or another with the small sites getting them into the small management and the new rules it existed are going to push people that are acquiring those properties toward the removal of property that's not the right app

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aleppo, in our collective memories as arabs, is one of the great cities. damascus, cairo, aleppo. it is like athens, rome, london. it is part of my collective memory as an air of growing up. i see the city being pulverized. in aleppo, you see one layer of civilization above the other. jews, arabs, christians. that city has been up -- has been obliterated. doing it for their own strategic interests, not to help the syrians in their fight to end power themselves to fight for democracy, for freedom. the abandonment of syria is irreversible. katty: thank you very much. of syria.nment today, the u.s. federal reserve raised at key interest rate for the second time in 10 years, a sign that economy is stronger here are the fed's signals there could be more rate increases. i spoke with the senior economic correspondent for the new york times. is this the beginning of the end of free money? to be fed is trying careful. they do not want to have to backtrack. they are pretty careful. they signaled in the projections that they may raise rates three times in 2017. that is subject to change, but

. >> good afternoon thomas executive director of livable city we're happy to be here this is a great step forward more affordable housing in the city we ask you to look this ordinance and move towards implementation look at a disconnect between the small sites and another imperative within the city accessary dwellings especially illegal units this year we have a reverse of city policy and like to whatever those unions e units are found and brought up to code like to you preserve those unite that's imperative in the planning code and the other laws of the city unfortunately, the funding that is available through moe or the small sites program prohibits the use of grant in that program for the rehabilitation and bringing up to code the illegal units the unit have to be legal the only recourse to rove the unit we believe that is a conflict between too important areas one way or another with the small sites getting them into the small management and the new rules it existed are going to push people that are acquiring those properties toward the removal of property that's not the right app

as a city and i thought really one thing we've got to come together and got to stand as one one great city>> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> and we know that there is a lot of people who are angry and frustrated and fearful your city has not been about that we've been and always have about a city of refuge a city of sanctuary a city of love that's what made us stronger. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> i had a chance to speak with my daughters i know many of you have spoken with our children as well i think that we must see a stronger city as a result of this challenge i know that in order to be a stronger city we have got to not only come together we've not only talked the talked we have to deliver on all the promises and today, we recess instruct and reassure a basic promise that to this city we promise to be a city that is always welcome no walls in our city; right? >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> as a united city we're able to help those that there think outside the box discouraged that have been hurt and victims we'll help our muslim brothers and sisters in the city. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> as. >> on

milwaukee used to be a great city, but its, slowly, deteriorating. you know, its becoming the crime center of the world, seems lik know? if you recognize the suspects-- give police a call. we are learning new information about a fire last night in cudahy. firefighters say they responded to an electrical fire at condominium on creekside drive. everyone was able to get out o-k...and no one was hurt. multiple fire departments were called in to help fight the blaze. investigators say the fire does not into what sparked the fire. president-elect donald trump making a stop in wisconsin today. this comes as he is ready to make another big announcement about his cabinet. kim is in the newsroom with details. the president elect has announced his choice for secretary of state today. mister trump is tapping exxon mobil c-e-o rex tillerson. this pick could lead to a potential fight with congress. tillerson has no foreign policy experience...but does have close connections with many world leaders. some are about tillerson's connections with russian president vlad

>> to the community of the city of san francisco and the diverse communities that make up this great city person i have been all my life. the person that will listen to you, hear you, take action as appropriate. i'll be fair and consistent. >> the big issue are high profile police shootings. the last was an offi

problematic design to assure the rejection of this treasurer will be a latin moment to the city it is with greatasure i introduce our mayor, mayor ed lee throughout his tenure he's a champion of the city's infrastructure and throughout his dedicated career and public services worked in the lives of all to improve our parks and open space our libraries and public transit and cultivate art capacities he's made record investment in san francisco public schools and health and you human services that continue to make san francisco one of the greatest city's in the nation and probably one of the greatest cities in the world his devotion with the historical society and his support and encouragement have help to write the next chartered for that building i'm honored to introduce mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> ann they thank you, thank you very much this is the week of thanks for everybody i want to begin by saying thank you to somebody that has meshed me and supported me from day one that is, of course, the person that helped us buy the building for $1 dianne feinstein thank you to her and thank you, v

. >> good afternoon thomas executive director of livable city we're happy to be here this is a great step forward more affordable housing in the city we ask you to look this ordinance and move towards implementation look at a disconnect between the small sites and another imperative within the city accessary dwellings especially illegal units this year we have a reverse of city policy and like to whatever those unions e units are found and brought up to code like to you preserve those unite that's imperative in the planning code and the other laws of the city unfortunately, the funding that is available through moe or the small sites program prohibits the use of grant in that program for the rehabilitation and bringing up to code the illegal units the unit have to be legal the only recourse to rove the unit we believe that is a conflict between too important areas one way or another with the small sites getting them into the small management and the new rules it existed are going to push people that are acquiring those properties toward the removal of property that's not the right app

great. [applause] cities, i said in a remember i said what you have to lose? they agreed. we did great with african-americans. we degrade with hispanics. i said we are going to build a wall, but they wanted it also. they want their jobs protected. they want safety, they don't want drugs pouring into our country. we did great. we did great with women. i have to tell you, folks, because i was very embarrassing. those polls were so wrong. -- they wereng it wrong on everything. ok, so i get this person of the "the financial times," and "time magazine" this week. which one is better? if it is a woman that gets it, we have to think about it. so they do it because they want to be politically correct. you run the magazine, you run "the financial times," or you run "time magazine." thank you, darling. i love you, too. do you go man of the year, or person of the year? which is better? person of the year? wow! or man of the year? [applause] that's what i thought. it is pretty simple. if it is a woman, you go woman of the year, right? right? right? they are all seen "yes." so we had a

enough that we need to do all of this while protecting our artists and creative workers in this great cityring that they and all oaklanders have affordable work and housing space. oakland will move forward with compassion and an unwavering commitment to safety in all of its forms. and with that, i am prepared to take your questions. >> yes, this question is abo about -- oh, good grief. >> we can come back to you. >> no, i've got it. the artists complained that the city is in flexibflexible when s to helping get things up to code. they want to know how they can live in a building that's safe but it won't cost them hundreds of dollars because they can't afford that. >> that sensitivity is something we're committed to and have a track record in. in the 1980s, oakland was the first city in the area to address very public codes around live/work and work/live spaces. that's why it's so important to engage the artists in the community in this conversation. they will be at the table, and we do have a track record of bringing buildings like the vulcan up to code. we can have warehouse spaces but we

>> pelley: a great city that people is on the edge of surrender after five years of siege and starvationrship of baar and this past week assad and his russian ally intensified their air strikes against aleppo's dense neighb for civilians under this bombardment, the greatest fear is to be buried alive, to suffocate or bleed to death ine. their only hope is the syrian themselves the white helmets. the air strikes, day and night, obliterate apartments and shatter the nerves. often, the bombs are not aimed f a helicopter onto any dictatorship does not control. >> rami jarrah: it's to terrorize op it's to tell these people that "you're not welcome here, and we want you out." >> pelley: rami jarrah is a syrian reporter who's followed the white helmgsetfro today's trained force of 3,000 rescue so of security or safety or some sort of hope to civilians that live in this area, that even if you are attacked, even if your building comes dow >> pelley: this little boy was the white helmets happened toen pulverized concrete of his homeh suffocation. it's luck. rubble that they see to get those people

so, if that is the case, san francisco supervisors don't embarrass the great city of san francisco. support this memorial. support human rights. he says, thank you. >> thank you very much. and thank you for your translation as well. >> good afternoon. [inaudible] king. archbishop of saint john who's name we like to be among the institutions that supports this bill. i just want to thank you supervisors for the courage you have demonstrated by coming out in a very strong way to do this. you know, i'm not a memorialist, i'm a man to fight for justice. memorials don't bring justice. what brings peace is justice. i don't think this is a act of justice but i think it is a act of compassion the city should show i as the brother supervisors said, has there have been killings taking place in the black and brown communities in the young people. the hearts of the parents surfing will be only be answered with justice. however, i do support this and again, i think that if we were going do a memorial, we should name bernal hill after alex nieto because it doesn't just represent what is happening

we that's what i want to focus the rest of any reacts to the diverse community that make up that great city what you'll find in me the same person i've been a person had been fair and consistent and that's the same thing i like to share with the men and women of the san francisco police department because that is where the work is done one hardest parts before many process i couldn't reach out to the men and women of the san francisco police department and the men and women i'll be working with starting today that will change and so excited to get to know the men and women of that police department because one thing i've met a lot of police departments and within to a lot of places all around the world those who have us are dedicated we have in common we care about the community and about the service from what i see that rings true here ever departments has issues and things to work on the men and women ♪ department from everything i've heard and seen and arriving at the airport and how friendly of the officers were they didn't know me the officers i've met since i've been here have been ve

. >> good afternoon thomas executive director of livable city we're happy to be here this is a great ep forward more affordable housing in the city we ask you to look this ordinance and move towards implementation look at a disconnect between the small sites and another imperative within the city accessary dwellings especially illegal units this year we have a reverse of city policy and like to whatever those unions e units are found and brought up to code like to you preserve those unite that's imperative in the planning code and the other laws of the city unfortunately, the funding that is available through moe or the small sites program prohibits the use of grant in that program for the rehabilitation and bringing up to code the illegal units the unit have to be legal the only recourse to rove the unit we believe that is a conflict between too important areas one way or another with the small sites getting them into the small management and the new rules it existed are going to push people that are acquiring those properties toward the removal of property that's not the right appro

problematic design to assure the rejection of this treasurer will be a latin moment to the city it is with greatleasure i introduce our mayor, mayor ed lee throughout his tenure he's a champion of the city's infrastructure and throughout his dedicated career and public services worked in the lives of all to improve our parks and open space our libraries and public transit and cultivate art capacities he's made record investment in san francisco public schools and health and you human services that continue to make san francisco one of the greatest city's in the nation and probably one of the greatest cities in the world his devotion with the historical society and his support and encouragement have help to write the next chartered for that building i'm honored to introduce mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> ann they thank you, thank you very much this is the week of thanks for everybody i want to begin by saying thank you to somebody that has meshed me and supported me from day one that is, of course, the person that helped us buy the building for $1 dianne feinstein thank you to her and thank you,

the son of a bus driver from a council estate, the child of immigrants, being the mayor of our great city balls did surprisingly well on strictly. he'sjumping up and down. jezza had time for fun too, catching some pokemon with me in a park. the party ended the year where it started, with jeremy corbyn at its centre. a previously leader, tony blair, came under scrutiny with the publication of the chilcott inquiry‘s report into the iraq war. it was 2.3 million words long. the decision to go to war in iraq and to remove saddam hussein from power, in a coalition of over a0 countries led by the usa, was the hardest, most momentous and agonising decision i took in my ten years as british prime minister. now, ukip, where to start? after basically causing the referendum and then winning it, nigel farage resigned as ukip leader. during the referendum campaign i said i want my country back. what i'm saying today is i want my life back. and it begins right now, thank you. diane james succeeded him, but didn't much like the look of it, and quit after 18 days. the next frontrunner, steven woolfe, was

as a city and i thought really one thing we've got to come together and got to stand as one one great city. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> and we know that there is a lot of people who are angry and frustrated and fearful your city has not been about that we've been and always have about a city of refuge a city of sanctuary a city of love that's what made us stronger. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> i had a chance to speak with my daughters i know many of you have spoken with our children as well i think that we must see a stronger city as a result of this challenge i know that in order to be a stronger city we have got to not only come together we've not only talked the talked we have to deliver on all the promises and today, we recess instruct and reassure a basic promise that to this city we promise to be a city that is always welcome no walls in our city; right? >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> as a united city we're able to help those that there think outside the box discouraged that have been hurt and victims we'll help our muslim brothers and sisters in the city. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> as. >>

it's a great city. what does this mean personally for you. how do you plan to life. when this kind of stuff is hanging over your head. we've lived where we head for 23 years. in the last year we talked about moving. we are getting the house ready to sell. when she come home and we talk she looked me straight in the eye and she said you've helped carry this family all of these years we are still get a move. i will take care of it. i have a good family to back me. i'm more worried about my fellow brothers and sisters. some had just had a child. these young people they were depending on this job and now at this job is going away. that makes me sick to my stomach . we all worry about them. i have a cassette tape of sandy patty singing indianapolis indeed. thank you for joining us. >> the media is out raged about the tweets. that's what he's writing to his defense. who needs cnn. that's the next. i will play you the exchange. or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go

we that's what i want to focus the rest of any reacts to the diverse community that make up that great city what you'll find in me the same person i've been a person had been fair and consistent and that's the same thing i like to share with the men and women of the san francisco police department because that is where the work is done one hardest parts before many process i couldn't reach out to the men and women of the san francisco police department and the men and women i'll be working with starting today that will change and so excited to get to know the men and women of that police department because one thing i've met a lot of police departments and within to a lot of places all around the world those who have us are dedicated we have in common we care about the community and about the service from what i see that rings true here ever departments has issues and things to work on the men and women ♪ department from everything i've heard and seen and arriving at the airport and how friendly of the officers were they didn't know me the officers i've met since i've been here have been ve