why has the city not fixed that? why has the city not fixed the legacy of the descaling in 2008 and over 1,000 of our members have not been made whole. so we are here today, and i can tell you why. because racism has been normalized in the work force. it's normal now to treat african americans disparitily, and we say it has to stop. we are saying here it's not normal, we are not going to take it anymore. and that it has to stop. but racism also has a price, not just to the victim, some are here today. racism also has a price to the residents of the city. the city has spent over $70 million in the last ten years fighting discrimination lawsuits. that's $70 million that could have been used to expand city services. [mic is silent] >> supervisor kim: thank you. thank you very much. >> good afternoon, board of supervisors. my name is aaron kramer, a registered nurse at san francisco general hospital. and i'm proudly standing here to make a stand against racism and discrimination of all forms. motto of san francisco genera

vowed to track down protesters who set fire to their offices over the past week iraqi prime minister hydrilla body has visited the city where people say corruption and neglect are destroying their lives rob matheson has more from baghdad. under pressure to resign the prime minister hide the body or arrives in the southern iraqi city of basra where protesters say his government is to blame for much of the corruption and neglect which have destroyed their water and power supplies and left thousands without jobs. what happened in a bathrobe was one hundred percent true to a political conflict unfortunately some political blocs have military wings and some of them wanted to burn down power throw off but thankfully there was stopped by the cooperation of the peaceful civilians yet they're going to get a body is facing calls for him to step down over the crisis in basra the iraqi government is deadlocked disputes over the result of an election in may have left politicians wrangling over power in basra fighters from the iran by group known in english as the league of the righteous have paraded through the streets their headq

has changed the rental market there. taylor: it has affected the price per square foot. it has affected the retail and commercial industries. one cityhere amazon has made an impact is the lake union area, now more than $55 per square foot. relative to other local business districts are around the $40-40 five dollar mark. amazon effect coming in everywhere. carol: taylor, thank you. amazon has led much of a change we see in seattle. what you probably don't know the other billionaire who helped build a section of that city. jason: one of our editors explain why a mayor is clamoring for amazon's second headquarters and why they should be careful what they wish for. >> seattle has undergone huge growth in the last decade. more than 100,000 people have moved fear -- here. seattle seems to be at the height of its power and prominence. when amazon asked for bids for their second headquarters, we had this real estate-economic development tourist, crowding into lake union. what is so special and how could they reproduce it? but seattle is in a deeply uncomfortable moment. in the last couple of months, different situations have exploded into

the state has participated. 2:1 match.n a the city has done twice what the state has done. i've funded four times what the city funded. city,ow saying to the "let's do it 50/50," because we need billions of dollars. the state cannot do it. when 70 says, "yes, i will pick somebody says, "yes, i will get up." you cannot do that. let's share it. that is on the facts. we have congestion pricing. which is why -- governor cuomo: i've thought for congestion -- i've fought for congestion funding. we have a republican senate because of your funding of the idc. maurice: we're going to move on. that is notmo: true, and if you knew facts, you would know that. ms. nixon: yes, you did. 2011. maurice: thank you, governor. proposing the're state moved to a single pair system, known for -- known as medicare for all. that would be $35 billion, almost the size of the state such. how would you make this happen? ms. nixon: the rand corporation also said would be a tremendous savings for new york state. we can ensure all of our people here by a single-payer medicare for all system -- we can insur

hooters and they are reliant on a supply routes between the port city and samar their capital now the report suggests that that supply route has been cut to the point of checkpoint called kilos sixteen also reports the kilo ten further towards the city has also been breached cuts by government for forces they are aided by the saudi us a e led coalition amounting strong asterix all around the area now we're hearing that the hutu rebels have responded with a counter attack using artillery and other weaponry and that fighting has been very harsh indeed now beyond this beyond this whole issue of this route that delivers aid and arms and supplies to the rebels is the problem of how martin griffiths the u.n. special envoy can possibly get traction again for.

the curfew is now in place has been in place for about an hour now. but the iraqi parliament is still struggling to find some sort of solution to the violence that has gripped the city over the last week it has been very much a session of parliament that is typical of the kind of parliament that the country has at the moment this is predominantly based on accusations and blame being passed and for a backwards and forwards in criticism but no actual tangible solutions to what could be done for the people of basra who of course let's not forget are facing as well as the things that you mentioned just before we talked the fact that the water supply is riddled with sold and has in fact poisoned seventeen thousand people last year. the supply keeps cutting out and in a country where midday temperatures can reach about fifty degrees celsius you're talking about no air conditioning for homes hospitals businesses and and so on and of course as you mentioned before that the long term unemployment that the country's been facing for so long so the iraqi parliament still struggling to find some sort of way forward in this the prime minister that all about he has made a couple o

the talks between the warring parties meanwhile fighting between her the rebels and saudi iraqi forces has resumed in the port city of data center simmons with more from neighboring djibouti there are no details on casualty figures and whether or not civilians are involved but multiple reports suggest that the fighting has escalated again around the city of who data it's rebel held by the hooters and they are reliant on a supply routes between the port city and samar their capital now the report suggests that that supply route has been cut to the point of choke point called kilos sixteen also reports the kilo ten further towards the city has also been breached cuts by government for forces they are aided by the saudi usa easy led coalition amounting strong asterix all around the area now we're hearing that the hutu rebels have responded with a counter attack using artillery and other weaponry and that fighting has been very harsh indeed now beyond this beyond this whole issue of this route that delivers aid and arms and supplies to the rebels is the problem of how martin gryphus the u.n. special envoy can possibly

and the city has a message about what not to bring. "vive calle s-j" is meant to >>> a big open street event happens sunday in san jose and the city has a mee about what not to bring. viva kya sj is meant to encourage people to connect with their community as they walk and bike and skate along first street, but the city is making a public request. >> reporter: to all the e scooter riders in san jose out there, this weekend is your big chance. do not screw it up. we are talking about viva kya, sj, the mother of all block parties where neighbors roam the street on foot, bike, skates, whatever, as long as it does not have a motor which leaves e scooters in an awkward position. the city still does not have a formal policy to govern their use and so for now the city is not banning the e scooters, but they are asking nicely -- >> please avoid using a motorized scooter or any motorized vehicle along the route until we better vet the policy and it's something that we hope to embrace in the future. >> reporter: the e scooters can easily hit spee

hooters and they are reliant on a supply route between the port city and san are their capital now the report suggests that that supply route has been cut to the point a checkpoint called kilo sixteen also reports the kilo ten further towards the city has also been breached cuts by government for the forces they are aided by the saudi us a e led coalition mounting strong asterix all around the area now we're hearing that the hoochie rebels have responded with a counter attack using artillery and other weaponry and that fighting has been very harsh indeed now beyond this beyond this whole issue of this route that delivers aid and arms and supplies to the rebels is the problem of how martin griffiths the un special envoy can possibly get traction again for any form of peace talks or talks about talks involving diplomats and the fighters he is shy jeweled to be in amman and moving on from there hopefully he thinks to sana'a and from there to riyadh but as he knows the chances of getting a breakthrough seem quite limited. well meanwhile u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o. has said he certified the congress that saudi arabia and

hooters and they are reliant on a supply routes between the port city and san are their capital now the report suggests that that supply route has been cut to the point a checkpoint called kilo sixteen also reports that kilo ten further towards the city has also been breached cuts by government for forces they are aided by the saudi us a e led coalition amounting strong asterix all around the area now we're hearing that the hoochie rebels have responded with a counter attack using artillery and other weaponry and that fighting has been very harsh indeed now beyond this beyond this whole issue of this route that delivers aid and arms and supplies to the rebels is the problem of how martin gryphus the u.n. special envoy can possibly get traction again for any form of peace talks or talks about talks involving diplomats and the fighters he is shy jeweled to be in amman and moving on from there hopefully he thinks to santa and from there to riyadh but as he knows the chances of getting a breakthrough seem quite limited. in south sudan rival factions of signed what's being called a final peace deal after months of negotiations the le

visited the city where people say corruption and neglect are destroying their lies rob matheson has more from baghdad. under pressure to resign the prime minister hide the body or arrives in the southern iraqi city of basra where protesters say his government is to blame for much of the corruption and neglect which have destroyed their water and power supplies and left thousands without jobs. what happened in a bathrobe was one hundred percent true to a political conflict unfortunately some political blocs have military wings and some of them wanted to burn down power throw off but thankfully there was stopped by the cooperation of the peaceful civilians yet they're going to get a body is facing calls for him to step down over the crisis in basra the iraqi government is deadlocked disputes over the result of an election in may have left politicians wrangling over power in basra fighters from the air and bite on the group known in english as the league of the righteous have paraded through the streets their headquarters is one of several private and government buildings burned by pro

and israel the city of ours is about one hundred fifty kilometers from the border with iraq the area has seen arab separatists attacked oil pipelines in the past but ours is one of several cities with a really large antigovernment protests in recent months or so the body has more. chaos and panic in the city of atlanta as in southern iran as an unprecedented scene unfolds during a military parade. unidentified gunmen opened fire year and prayed at the start of sacred defense week it commemorates iranians who died during the eight year war with iraq in the one nine hundred eighty s. . while the wounded were being treated people were warned to get down a revolutionary guard spokesman says four men dressed in khaki uniforms and riding motorbikes are connected to the al-a z a group which is supported by saudi arabia. all four suspects have been killed when they come to launch an attack like this the i.r.g.c. in southwest and iran in and out of a populated region in back me that there has been a bill and put out a plan in order to send a very strong message actually so there are delays sions

the situation in basra is owner control. matheson has more now from baghdad. the city of basra in iraq is now under curfew but iraqi politicians are still struggling to find some sort of solution to the violence that has hit the city over the last few days but today's meeting of the iraqi parliament is like every other meeting of this iraqi parliament that have been accusations there's been finger pointing and there's been a lot of blame the but there's been no tangible solution to the problems that the city of basra is facing the reason for that is very simple since may this parliament has effectively been blocked it's been deadlocked and that's because there was no result of the election that happened in may that everybody could agree on therefore nobody up until this point has been prepared to agree on anything this is made of course the people are very angry because they are hoping to get money from the government to the prime minister that all the body has promised them will help them through the circumstances that they're facing but as the arguments go on in the

steering away from plunging into such danger now the situation in basra is owner control iraq's prime minister there will matheson has more now from baghdad. the city of basra in iraq is now under curfew but iraqi politicians are still struggling to find some sort of solution to the violence that has hit the city over the last few days but today's meeting of the iraqi parliament is like every other meeting of this iraqi parliament that have been accusations there's been finger pointing and there's been a lot of blame the but there's been no tangible solution to the problems that the city of basra is facing the reason for that is very simple since may this parliament has effectively been blocked it's been deadlocked and that's because there was no result of the election that happened in may that everybody could agree on therefore nobody up until this point has been prepared to agree on anything this is made of course the people are very angry because they are hoping to get money from the government to the prime minister that all the body has promised them will help them through the circumstances that they're facing but as the arguments go on in the

hooter's and they are reliant on a supply routes between the port city and samar their capital now the report suggests that that supply route has been cut to the point of choke point called kilos sixteen also reports the kilo ten further towards the city has also been breached cuts by government forces forces they are aided by the saudi us a e led coalition amounting strong asteroids all around the area now we're hearing that the hutu rebels have responded with a counter attack using artillery and other weaponry and that fighting has been very harsh indeed now beyond this beyond this whole issue of this route that delivers aid and arms and supplies to the rebels is the problem of how martin gryphus the u.n. special envoy can possibly get traction again for any form of peace talks or talks about talks involving diplomats and the fighters he is shy jeweled to be in amman and moving on from there hopefully he thinks to sana'a and from there to riyadh but as he knows the chances of getting a breakthrough seem quite limited. u.s. president donald trump has signed an executive order authorizing sanctions against foreign people or cou

hooters and they are reliant on a supply routes between the port city and san are their capital now the report suggests that that supply route has been cut to the point of checkpoint called kilo sixteen also reports the kilo ten further towards the city has also been breached cuts by government for the forces they are aided by the saudi usa led coalition mounting strong asterix all around the area now we're hearing that the hooty rebels have responded with a counter attack using artillery and other weaponry and that fighting has been very harsh indeed now beyond this beyond this whole issue of this route that delivers aid and arms and supplies to the rebels is the problem of how martin griffiths the u.n. special envoy can possibly get traction again for any form of peace talks or talks about talks involving diplomats and the fighters he is shy jeweled to be in amman and moving on from there hopefully he thinks to santa and from there to riyadh but as he knows the chances of getting a breakthrough seem quite limited. u.s. secretary of state mike pump aoa said he certified to congress that saudi arabia and the united arab emirates

you haven't done it so we're going to be eliminating the terrorists of integrity especially since this group has also been targeting the russian the city of this of the members of this group and others have a head on which the sudanese government has already claimed but not in high numbers but here they are and mr putin says that there is a civilian skin or be used as a shield so this is russia's explanation unlike other level head on in italy that actually are to have the elements but as i say the problem here is that liveth is in a very peculiar situation you want to take out that others how you would go about it because whatever you do there will be civilian casualties will indeed speaking of these civilians what are their options do they have any way to ski. they have very few options really because turkey does not want any more refugees europe is not in any mood of letting any more refugees in their options are really just two options one is the sitting government opens a few corridors which could actually happen as the sense of progress is although in go up to areas which were only under the control of kurdish sessions but now so

the decaying splendor. arts patron muslim of all seche has revitalize the terro by the port now part of the manifesto it's soon to be a museum culture is breathing new life into the city. and some people say that i'm not really the mayor of palermo but a watchmaker who has repaired time in the city i've reset the clock and at last we once more have a past present and a future which i think. palermo is undergoing radical change. it strives to be the gateway to europe not a mafia stronghold or a barricade which means that the manifesto fits perfectly in the city of contrasts which sometimes quite charmingly steals the show. from italy to taiwan germinal third stefan term a has long made taipei his home his latest novel is about a nearly forgotten civil war in imperial china. mid nineteenth century china. it was mired in poverty and ruled by corrupt incompetent leaders the typing with valiant that broke out an eight hundred fifty one is the bloodiest civil war in human history fighting lasted for thirteen years claiming the tween twenty and facing million lives french and british troops were also involved. the self-proclaimed christian mystic hunk she was one was one of

disaster or the city is assisting with other disasters, we're ensuring that our records are intact and we're able to receive back the -- recover our costs as it relates to the services that our city hasded. and we're also doing audit work to support the department of police accountability, the ethics commission, and at the police department. >> so that's a lightning quick run through of our work plan. the narrative, which is published on the website, has a high level summary and major service area topics of our planned work. there's a table in the back which is the largest, i think 100 audits and projects by size, the number of staff hours we expect those things to take, but just to remind everybody and for the public's benefit, the detailed work plan that is underneath that is a couple of hundred lines of different audits and projects that are linked to the work orders that are in our budget and each of the assessments and risk analysises that tanya mentioned. we're happy to answer any questions that you might have on the -- either the general level or the detail level of those and discuss it if we have an audit that needs or a project that meets a concern or an issue that you raise

has intensified with the reports in more than thirty five airstrikes by the saudi m. iraq coalition in the past twenty four hours. hong kong has bore the brunt of typhoon which has forced the city into shock time making its way across southern china where millions of people have been evacuated to sea. meanwhile the cleanup from the typhoon is underway in the philippines fifty three people there have been confirmed dead but that number is expected to rise. evidence in the u.s. state of north carolina are being warned the worst is yet to come from storm florence florence crashed into the state as a hurricane on friday killing fifteen people before weakening to a tropical depression hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses have been left without power people and i've been warned about the high risk of flooding the cape fear river. we're doing as much as you can of the organization but now we need to participation of the public and so we are impressing upon them not to be complacent not of going to the worse is behind us in fact the workers in front of us we're seeing roads in downtown areas float away and all of those tributaries encouraged straight into the river so we have

has formally banned a political group that promotes independence from china calling it a threat to national security the british government has expressed concern over the ban which is the first since the city was handed back to china twenty one years ago sarah clarke has more from hong kong. he's the leader of hong kong's national party it's a small group promoting independence from china but the government has deemed it a threat to national security the party is now banned in hong kong. what the agenda of the hump on the national party. aims to is. in strict contravention to the basic law the national party also all spreads hatred and discrimination against maine and. the police made the initial recommendation the government agreed but the party later says he doesn't advocate violence and made this statement at the city's foreign correspondents club in august due to the nature of how the chinese propaganda machine works the national party was instantly demonized as some sort of extremist group due to this single word independence in reality what the national party is chasing now is no different from what many homeowners wish for the dream of democracy the decision to ban this group is unp

the australian for billion has been turned into a grassland landscape the curators say urban expansion in australia has largely been without any regard for nature original grasslands have been replaced by cities their aim is to challenge that approach and to encourage architects to work with nature. the argentinean prevail you know. so resembles a landscape the country's legendary pumpa. pays homage to the vast expanse that allows nature human beings and built up areas to co-exist side by side with equal right. to be another always emphasizes the need for sustainability and making use of local resources this elegant bamboo balder can made by vietnamese designers fits perfectly with that concept in fact throughout the exhibition there is a noticeable lack of standard materials such as glass steel and concrete. filigree wooden ladders set in the middle of a venetian fark is actually a christian chapel commissioned by the vatican it's the work of british architects or norman foster one of the few big names involved in the bionic foster loves the location out in nature this is just the bridge ambiguity to trade big and close but also being aware of all of this rather beautiful side. foster was on

the city of basra in iraq is now under curfew but iraqi politicians are still struggling to find some sort of solution to the violence that has hit the city over the last few days but today's meeting of the iraqi parliament is like every other meeting of this iraqi parliament that have been accusations there's been finger pointing and there's been a lot of blame the but there's been no tangible solution to the problems that the city of basra is facing the reason for that is very simple since may this parliament has effectively been blocked it's been deadlocked and that's because there was no result of the election that happened in may that everybody could agree on therefore nobody up until this point has been prepared to agree on anything this is made of course the people are very angry because they are hoping to get money from the government to the prime minister that all the body has promised them will help them through the circumstances that they're facing but as the arguments go on in the iraqi parliament that money too is deadlocked now the big concern for the people in and around basra is how they are going to react to

the city has chosen 'not' to restrict access to the building...ure is already sinking and leaning. and the city had threatened to 'yellow tag' the troubled tower ... after the recent discovery of a cracked window on the 36th floor. kron 4's dan kerman has more on the city's change of heart. san francisco's building department has chosen not to restrict access to the troubled millennium tower.. the decision not to yellow tag the building came in an email to the homeowners association saying the building department was reviewing the hoa's letter and will respond early next week but will not take any immediate enforcement action unless the situation changes.sot tom miller/homeow ners association attorney 22-27 that's a very big deal and alleviated a lot of anxiety with the homeowners themselves homeowners association attorney tom miller thinks the city backed off because of steps the hoa took in the last 24 hours. among them taping up that cracked window on the 36th floor from the outside and extending the scaffolding on the mission street side and e

residents should be included where the city has failed and n.g.o.s here aims to have a garden for all even after the manifesto is over. the internet without any money the problem isn't the trash it's much more that before we had the garden project there was no communal space at all and except for the public playground built a few years back. we need to have neighborhood meeting points for social contact. so often you don't know where to look first at the art or the decaying splendor. arts patron muslim of our seche has revitalized the pub lots of terror by the port now part of the manifesto it's soon to be a museum culture is breathing new life into the city she can show. you all thought that some people say that i'm not really the mayor of palermo but a watchmaker who has repaired time in the city i've reset the clock and at last we once more have a past the present and the future of the church. palermo is undergoing radical change. it strives to be the gateway to europe not a mafia stronghold or a barricade which means that the manifesto fits perfectly in the city of contrasts which

has also made its mark on seattle. occupying 8.1 million square feet in the city. this has really changed the rental market. as and we have another chart. the effect it had on the price of square foot, as far as retail and commercial industries, one of the cities is like union area. as you can see, it is now more than $55 per square foot. relative to some of the other central business districts are around the $45-50 five dollar mark. the amazon affect coming and everywhere this time with the retail space. carol: taylor, thank you so much. amazon and jeff bezos have of course done much of a change in seattle but what you probably don't know is that the other billionaire who helped build that section of the city. that is where our cities issue picks up front. jason: she lived in the neighborhood. she explains why neighbors are clamoring for amazon's second headquarters and why they should be careful what they wish for. >> seattle isn't in a really interesting moment right now. we've undergone massive growth in the last decade, more than 100,000 people have moved here. we are the fastest-growing big city in the

the second largest city in japan a very important. and we have receiving some pictures from their employer which is the building in a field area in the sea has been being get flooded with local and then also the other reports of that count in huge areas and those that got a bit city that will put up about the hundred thousand houses they don't have it that you know one does that is that are trying then to end them and that it's cool that you could do that once we had somebody poured several injured injuries but. then something else another incident which should give us an idea of how huge this fight was in the tank and about one thousand pounds down good which was standing you know. for the second. and for ten minutes. then jim broke down in the tank over the bridge there and then we saw that old dad again the damage and then maybe some of the youth vote it's another to see it for all but a few days ok it's funny what sort of precautions what sort of preparations are people engaging in in order to keep out of the way and out of danger it's. well of course. this is the day go for the big day i give him. the. brains or the way to the high cour

that a decent, safe, affordable home for a person has become a controversy. >> reporter: the plan has generated so much attention in cupertino the city council actually noted in their agenda that if the speakers go beyond 11:00 p.m. they will have a cut off point at 11:00 and take it up again tomorrow. len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> cal osha is investigating an accident that killed a worker in san rafael. we were over the scene near lincoln this morning, investigators say they were told a worker for west coast land and development was struck by plywood sheets. the site appeared to be a home under construction. the road was closed for several hours during the investigation. >>> a search of osha files found no citations against the company for the past five years. >>> a 7-year old in santa cruz is lucky to be alive after being ejected in this crash. police say the driver was distracted and hit the guard rail, rolling the truck several times. the boy suffered major injuries. parents if you can't afford a safety seat the highway patrol will give you one for free. >>> a and grab robbery under investigation in the east bay. police say three robb

they need the remove and in the tent city beside the official camp the aid group movement on the ground has built terracing and drainage and provided wife and elektra city but new arrivals are spilling beyond this into the olive groves surgeries can provide them with only a top pole and the rope about twenty thousand asylum applicants have arrived on greek shows this year all of them forced to remain on east asian islands while their applications are processed at the moment new arrivals are looking at waiting periods of fourteen months before their first interview because like others here this afghan family has stripped all of trees to cook forced to forage refugees create problems for local farmers one of them shows me his carpentry workshop looted and burned his house was stripped of plywood refugees used for shelter he no longer picks the olives that used to give him half his income and. i come every day and i catch them inside i call the police they. nothing they can do greece cannot protect us greece is like a vineyard without a fence but the refugees don't want this any more than he d

that that kind of gate is very necessary for the city the port city has undertaken to revamp the entire area along the river take but in a way that recalls its glorious industrial history the first branch of the revered london museum is to serve as the cultural flagship. at one time done t. was a hub of jute and tweed production today the scottish port city is known for comics and video games the scottish design galleries feature three hundred exhibits drawn from the v.a.'s collection of scottish design as well as other collections among them the quintessentially british wellington boots the costume for padre amygdala in star wars and a lamp by neil paulton the curators are especially proud of this meticulously reassembled art deco tea room by charles rennie mackintosh most dundonian sir are quite excited about their new attraction this city has changed dramatically it was quite a dark pierce city in the last twenty years we've seen it have a number of organizations established such as done the contemporary art center which we're standing outside and that has been a real moment in histo

the city has met requirements for the project to be fast tracked under new state law. some neighbors were the development would cause an influx in traffic and overcrowding. city officials have just until the end of the week to make a final decision. >>> congresswoman nancy pelosi now says us supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh to take a lie detector test about the sexual allegations. >> if he doesn't have anything to hide, judge kavanaugh should subject himself to lie detector test, just the way that dr. ford did. she had a lie detector test, she passed it, why doesn't he submit to one? >> it's still not clear whether or not palo alto officer christine blasey ford will testify. late today, the republican chairman of the judiciary committee chairman chuck grassley one to know -- that he wants to know if she will testify. based on what we know already 29 percent of people who responded to a poll said that he should be confirmed, 42 said it should be delayed and 25 percent said kavanaugh should withdraw from consideration. senator dianne feinstein knew about the allegati