. >> anthony: this is the hill district, traditionally african-american.e. black homes take in half the income of their white neighbors. and african-american youth are six-times as likely to be arrested, go through the system. from which many can never break free. when activist sala udin was growing up here, the neighborhood was thriving. the golden age harlem of pittsburgh. >> sala: they used to call this city 'hell with the lid off'. the mills ran 24 hours a day. i grew up in a time when most adult men in the neighborhood, in the morning, i saw them getting up and going to work. my dad for example, dropped out of school, but was still able to find work that paid enough to raise a family. my mother had 12 children. >> anthony: and your dad was able to raise 12 kids? >> sala: that's right. >> anthony: wow. that was a very different america. >> sala: that was a very different america. >> pedestrian: how you doing, sala? >> sala: good, good. this is where i lived, this is where i grew up. all of this area, this whole flat parking lot area that you see. this

this plan as a reminder creates more housing than the rincon hill and transit districts combined. it will be one of the densest residential neighborhoods in the city. it will also create thousands of new jobs and exactly where they should be, in our opinion. on a transit line, near a caltrain station, and within a fairly short walking distance of the transit center terminal. so we believe this is the right plan at the right time, and we are asking for your approval of the plan. with that, i'd like to turn the mic over to moses who introduced the legislation with the mayor as well as a representative from supervisor fewer's office who's here to make a few comments. thank you so much. >> the supervisor would like to thank the staff with the planning department for its seven year effort to modernize the zoning surrounding the largest transit investment the city has made this century. at the top of that list is steve wertheim, thank you, who has spent many hard years of collaboration with the community -- under whose umbrella under the name, we are soma, who are in a very present tens

bay the district is the boosting chinatown oar embarcadero financial district fisherman's wharf exhibit no. north beach telegraph hill and part of union square. >> all of san francisco districts are remarkable i'm honored and delighted to represent really whereas with an the most intact district got chinatown, north beach fisherman's wharf russian hill and knob hill and the northwest waterfront some of the most wealthier and inning e impoverished people in san francisco obgyn siding it is ethically exists a bunch of tight-knit neighborhoods people know he each other by name a wonderful placed physically and socially to be all of the neighborhoods north beach and chinatown the i try to be out in the community as much as and i think, being a the cafe eating at the neighborhood lunch place people come up and talk to you, you never have time alone but really it is fun hi, i'm one the owners and is ceo of cafe trespassing in north beach many people refer to cafe trees as a the living room of north beach most of the clients are local and living up the hill come and meet with each other just the way the united states been s

district. just over to my right is the butterley reservoir, and some of the lovely rolling hills that make thiso be designated back in 1951. there are ten other national parks across england and another 3a areas of outstanding natural beauty. this review is designed to try to boost the existing spaces and make sure they have enough protection for the future amid concerns about some habitats declining and the increased demand for housing as the population increases, that was bound to have an effect on some areas of outstanding natural beauty. this is a great spot for walking and we have seen lots of people today and we have asked some of them about how important they think these spaces are and how they would like to be protected in the future, and whether they like the number of national parks and areas of outstanding natural beauty being expanded. all very supported of the idea. they are very valuable, and to maintain them as well. while they are not as widely used as you would hope, there are not as many people... you don't see that many people... you don't see that many people around, but the

the hill ranks the 20 teachers of the year from each state as well as the district of columbia , for the annual teachers of the year week. the president will speak. we will have that live at 4:30 eastern. in the meantime, a portion of today's washington journal with npr justice correspondent carrie johnson. >> carrie johnson is back at our desk one day after rob daynstein appeared at a law event. he was pretty tightlipped about most aspects of his role overseeing the mueller investigation, but -- some members of congress have drawn of impeachment for rod rosenstein. explain who is behind that effort and white they are looking to impeach him? host: it appears to be focused on the -- guest: it appears to be focused on the house freedom caucus, led by mark meadows. they have issued this draft of impeachment for allegedly not sharing information. what democrats in the house say is that this is all subterfuge the robert mueller investigation into russian interference. explain the process for impeachment. is it the same as and teaching a president? guest: is -- it is an intense process. --

it does help the entire -- the entire neighborhood and the commercial district to have a full-service grocery store. russian hill neighbors, i just want to point out something regarding the vanness neighborhood coalition. russian hill neighbors is a member of that coalition. it is the largest organization and probably has, i would guess, as many members as all the other groups put together, and so i think that its weight is -- should be hedged accordingly. we strongly support this project. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you, sir. next speaker, please. >> my name is sarah taber, and yes, i am married to that guy who just spoke. i would say like three-quarters of this people who are against this grocery store, we actually live in the neighborhood. we actually want a grocery store. >> clerk: excuse me, folks. if we can refrain from the clapping. >> i want -- i want a grocery store. i was going to talk about that, and i do want to mention that all this housing talk was not what originally the middle polk neighbors who were against it were talking about. they nesaid initially they wer against formula retail, a

districts. in san jose, jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> a grilling on capitol hill today.resident trump's pick to run the cia gina haspel faced the senate intelligence committee for the start of her confirmation hearing. cbs reporter mola lenghi on their concerns over her job history. >> reporter: gina haspel, president trump's nominee to be the next director of the cia, went before the senate intelligence committee this morning. >> experience has taught us that cia cannot be effective without the people's trust. >> reporter: in her opening remarks, haspel addressed the most controversial part of her 33 years as a spy, her involvement in the post-9/11 interrogations of terror suspects which critics sa said are torture. >> under my -- critics have said are torture. >> under my watch cia will not start a detention and interrogation program. >> reporter: the president chose her as mike pompeo was elevated to secretary of state. haspel has support from the intelligence community but her confirmation is not support. not all republicans have pledged to support her. one of them r

hill of an old farmhouse called notes. because i lived in painted there for twenty years or so. in the fourteenth district of paris we're going to meet peter dupont. this former journalist was jacqueline picasso's confidant she wrote about their relationship in a book and she witnessed the skill of the artist body of work. to cook to decent then ended in that had to share many young men so much it was like it came she may think that this seemed. i don't need to prove because she could be identified and yet hillcoat is left to back it they will have it. on the artist's death in one thousand nine hundred seventy three then on jackson's death thirteen years later almost two thousand paid. seven thousand drawings and one thousand two hundred sculptures were officially recorded. you know order to pay the inheritance duties part of the work was given to the state something known as payment in lieu. of. all the little mall in. the city while. they go. it. watch from the go they don't use of these old clothes. but i say i get an. education to better than a shift just. because those body of work was enormous. some

ago nine thousand people died almost four thousand of them were from district one hundred and fifty two families took shelter on this hill top meyer dong silage is a day's walk from here so our house was swallowed by the river here it impossible to sit inside during the summer in the winter it's cold and damp and when the wind blows we are sometimes afraid that our if my get blown. almost eight hundred thousand homes were damaged by the queen each family qualifies to receive three thousand dollars for rebuilding but so far only one hundred nineteen thousand families have a permanent home the rest remain in temporary shelters maya dongs family are qualified for the grant except they have nowhere to build because experts say their villages are unsafe geologists have identified more than eighty families here who can no longer return to their villages the government has said that they are going to resettle them but the process is extremely long as the decision to allocate land has to be made by the cabinet across the country due hundred eighty six areas are identified as high risk zones for quake damage around four thousand

the republicans running the strategy from capitol hill don't necessarily want that. it's a districtrict, state by state effort. some candidates will have to distance themselves from donald trump. the trump political team believes you have to make this all about -- you have to make this a referendum on impeachment. a referendum on the president. >> and the democrats cannot let that happen, because i agree with you. that is the way to fire up the base. and matt, i disagree with you. part of why the messaging from the democrats does matter is they have to try to keep the president's number as low as they can and create as much of of a wedge for the republicans running. it's the claim they have had already in the special elections. we have to -- they have to continue to draw this wedge. and they have to make it quite frankly about while republicans are sitting there trying to impeach rod rosenstein, they're not talking about your life and your jobs and your health care. at the end of the day, that matters. >> democrats and republicans are both in a fiction land if they don't think the e

hill. thank you. a 43-year-old man running for district court judge in kentucky has died. just one day after he won his primary election. the campaign manager for dana alvarez said he collapsed at his home and diet at the hospital. local station wdrb reports that he had a heart attack. his campaign manager described the married father of three as a true public servant, a humanitarian and a champion for human rights and the immigrant community. coming up, we'll take a look at how the stock market is reacting to the two big announcements by president trump. what a possible import tax on cars could mean for you, a road rage attack caught on video, a guy roughed up a car and its driver badly. wait until you see what he used to do it. next. prudential asked these couples: how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length o

the circle line is suspended, the district line not running between tower hill and west ham.ring works. gatwick express is running a reduced half—hourly service between victoria and gatwick airport. the woolwich road flyover is running well in both directions. let‘s have a check on the weather now, with kate kinsella. good morning. well, it has been a glorious bank holiday weekend so far, and i‘m pleased to say that today things don‘t really change at all. we‘ve still got plenty of sunshine and were hanging on to those very warm in a hot temperatures. now, yesterday we reached 26.3dc over in west london. todayit reached 26.3dc over in west london. today it could getjust a little bit warmer. there‘s not much cloud around, a gentle easterly breeze, perhaps parts of the thames estuary out towards the essex coast a little bit cooler, but still in the mid—20s. over in westland and we could reach 27 to 28 celsius, so a very warm, hot and sunny day. uv levels are very high, so sunscreen and hats at the ready. overnight conditions do not change too much. there is not too much cloud a

hills -- along skyline boulevard... crews are trimming, clearing weeds, dead grass and loose debris... minimizing the fire potential in this area. the east bay regional park districtners should do the same on their properties. aileen thiele/ebrpd- "the results can be less fire, a greater preservation of homes, infrastructure and life." the 14 agencies that make up the hills emergency forum meeting along grizzly peak boulevard in oakland tuesday. a group that meets monthly to plan for disasters. a 20 acre fire -- possibly the result of arson -- broke out here last year. one that could have been a lot worse if the dry brush and vegetation in the area was neglected. vince crudele/oakland fire dept. "recently completed fuel management to thin the numbers of stems and reduce ground fuels and ebmud eucalyptus grooves on the eastside of grizzly peak boulevard below communication towers aided in our success." before a fire starts -- be familiar with your neighborhood's evacuation plans.dave brannigan/berkeley fire dept.- "you need to have a go kit in your car, by your door and be ready to go at a moments notice." also, be mindful of your surroundings at all times.dave gib

supervisors in 2001, the western portion of my district was not really well represented by neighborhood organizations. the eastern part, the older part, russian hill, north beach, telegraph hill, all had organizations that went back decades, and a gentleman named john malloy actually started the lower polk neighbors which eventually led to the lower polk community benefit district, and then a woman named dawn and her husband frank strike thatted the middle polk trainers late 2000's, and eventually, that robust organization found its way to suzanne markel-fox. today, to say that they're seeing the culmination of ms. markel-fox's work, but this is just the beginning. [inaudible] >> supervisor peskin: -- we've seen the fruits of your neighbor to the south. mr. christian martin is here from the lower polk cbd, which is acting as the fiscal sponsor for discover polk. i just want to thank you. when you first started this effort, you didn't go to the 30% threshold, but rather than tent and go home, you guys have regrouped and gotten to that magic number so that we can vote on it in july. and i want to mention that you've managed to get the support of the

hill whisper. thank you so much. now michael moore, the former district of jackson. talk about jared kushner and what wen went on. let's talk about this breaking news now. what is going on here, jack? >> with the -- >> why not have one meeting? the meeting with nunes, gowdy and those guys, then you're going to have another meeting. >> this is an echo that they wen through with the nunes report and partisan nature of that exercise. the republicans and trump forces, they want to get their story straight. more to the point, they're trying to shape the narrative. the reason they wanted to get into the republican side in advance is because they want to get their story out ahead of time. they want to frame the issue here. this is -- this is shaping a story, not searching for truth, that's the fundamental problem. >> you agree with that? >> i do. i think this is best follow after giuliani came out and said i'm not going to let my man talk until we know what's being said. >> but -- >> to spin it. >> they recognize if they got a problem winning in a court of law when the fact

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the hill ranks the 20 teachers of the year from each state as well as the district of columbia , for the annual teachers of the year week. the president will speak. we will have that live at 4:30 eastern. in the meantime, a portion of today's washington journal with npr justice correspondent carrie johnson. >> carrie johnson is back at our desk d

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hills -- along skyline boulevard... crews are trimming, clearing weeds, dead grass and loose debris... minimizing the fire potential in this area. the east bay regional park district says homeowners should do the same on their properties. aileen thiele/ebrpd- "the results can be less fire, a greater preservation of homes, infrastructure and life." the 14 agencies that make up the hills emergency forum meeting along grizzly peak boulevard in oakland tuesday. a group that meets monthly to plan for disasters. a 20 acre fire -- possibly the result of arson -- broke out here last year. one that could have been a lot worse if the dry brush and vegetation in the area was neglected. vince crudele/oakland fire dept. "recently completed fuel management to thin the numbers of stems and reduce ground fuels and ebmud eucalyptus grooves on the eastside of grizzly peak boulevard below communication towers aided in our success." before a fire starts -- be familiar with your neighborhood's evacuation plans.dave brannigan/berkeley fire dept.- "you need to have a go kit in your car, by your door and be ready to go at a moments notice." also, be mindful of your surroundings at all ti

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district yesterday, here's the suspect. the 23-year-old diamond harris of pleasant hill. police stay mom was pushing the 2-month-old daughter in the stroller at 14th and mission when harris came up and tried to take baby. people nearby step in the and stopped her. harrison ran off. police caught up with her but only harris was arrested. >> back home but nowhere near home. an oakland family returned mother's day weekend after learning christina davis, a mother of seven, to a horrific drunk driving accident. she was only 35 years old. sam brock just spoke with her husband and children about returning to school and drawing strength with a deep support base. live from oakland. >> you think about how difficult this kind of pain would be to grapple with if you're an adult. these kids are between the ages of 5 and 15 years old. now going back to school at this point hours after returning to the bay area. this is something the family has not had in a long time. a routine. >> a drunk driver took my soul mate. >> reporter: the new normal for this oakland family will be shaped by an

upton: located in my district in the beautiful irish hills, michigan international speedway is one of the nation's premiere racing facilities. throughout the season, m.i.s. will be commemorating this milestone i will showcasing many of the memory labble moments and drivers in the track's history. mr. walberg: i join everyone to kick off their first nascar race of the year which is weeks away. in addition to nascar, m.i.s. offers year round entertainment and festivals, making it a leading tourist attraction for people near and you will far. through their extensive charity work and programs like the spirit of america blood drive, m.i.s. is actively involved in improving the community and impacting lives. mr. speaker, michigan international speedway is a staple of our community and the world of racing. we're fortunate to have them in the seventh district. here's to 50 more years of lasting memories for fans and drivers alike. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for o

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hills -- along skyline boulevard... crews are trimming, clearing weeds, dead grass and loose debris... minimizing the fire potential in this area. the east bay regional park districtowners should do the same on their properties. aileen thiele/ebrpd- "the results can be less fire, a greater preservation of homes, infrastructure and life." the 14 agencies that make up the hills emergency forum meeting along grizzly peak boulevard in oakland tuesday. a group that meets monthly to plan for disasters. a 20 acre fire -- possibly the result of arson -- broke out here last year. one that could have been a lot worse if the dry brush and vegetation in the area was neglected. vince crudele/oakland fire dept. "recently completed fuel management to thin the numbers of stems and reduce ground fuels and ebmud eucalyptus grooves on the eastside of grizzly peak boulevard below communication towers aided in our success." before a fire starts -- be familiar with your neighborhood's evacuation plans.dave brannigan/berkeley fire dept.- "you need to have a go kit in your car, by your door and be ready to go at a moments notice." also, be mindful of your surroundings at all times.dave g

friend and confidant going back to the southern district of new york, so close that comey hired richmond to work as a special government employee. richmond hillt role for 19 months. sources familiar with his work tell us he was assigned special projects by comey, given security clearance and a badge, comey chose not to disclose that the congress in his testimony. those reports prompted leaders of the house judiciary and oversight committee to ask the justice department for information about his work, his security and handling of comey's memos. investigators are interested in the memos because several contain classified information. >> aggrandizing himself, he is out for events, i would say, when he talks about higher justice, talking about a higher view of himself than the american people have. >> reporter: this investigation of one of several congress is conducting looking at the russia investigation as well as the interference around the election and we have been told that tomorrow, one of those investigations will relief thousands of pages with information related to their works. shannon: thank you very much. for more let's go to republica

districts. and so joining me is a republican consultant consultant and reporter for hill and democratic and so i jungle primary, it was not designed here to really help them, but to perhaps help the republicans so they can get into the discussion if you will on the statewide basis early on in the election process. is that working for them? >> well, it is unfortunate actually, and having a chance to watch the univision gubernatorial debate and i could not focus and distinguish between the positions, and from what you have read and this is not necessarily good for the democrats there. >> and sure, michael. as we are looking at what mark murray is reporting for us this week, there are three seats and darrell is a is a sa is one of t two republicans may make it, and this could actually blow up or backfire into the democrats' face there in the state. >> well, richard n the totality, the democrats are not going to have an easier time taking the house easier than we once thought a month or two ago including looking at myself. the democrats were ahead of the republicans significantly, and the fact that

hill. back in your home state of pennsylvania especially in south eastern pennsylvania in those five congressional districts for women almost everywhere. >> reporter: a real breakthrough. pennsylvania has been one of the largest congressional delegations without a woman member for the past few years. the headlines in the local pennsylvania papers are saying we have chance to have a woman be part of our congressional delegation in the fall. there's a host of districts. i think we have a list of four in particularly. that last one is the new charlie dent district that is a narrowly democrat district. husba his district was redrawn to be a hillary clinton voting district. we've been watching carefully to see if this trend that we know that numbers of women candidates are up. the question has been, okay, are they going to be able to win first in the primaries and the general election. it looks as though they have taken a significant step forward. >> there are some set backs for the national party in nebraska in a congressional district they were hoping to pick up where obama had done so well. a progressive woma

district 9, willow glen. recently there's an a spike in property crimes. tom hall at the camden community center at 6:00. >>> south bay city of morgan hill is growing. there's ground breaking on the project that will expand the city's downtown. the sun sweep project expected to bring 80 new apartments on 3rd street. not just homes but on the bottom retail use. construction will take about a year. >> 4:36, good news for riders in the east bay, may be on the way to livermore. they will vote on extending the line from the current if stations. it would likely cost more than a billion dollars. they are looking at other options including new e b.a.r.t. line similar to the one on antioch. >> warriors have a huge game tonight, trying to reach the finals for the fourth season. >> the warriors left heading off to houston. best of sen 2-2. klay thompson and andre is questionable. if you want to cheer on the boys tonight an official watch party at oracle arena. doors open at 5:00. there might be a more somber tone. they are planning pregame tribute to honor victims of last week's school shooting in santa fe. players are planning to wear santa fe high school str

i have heard from democrats and republicans on the hill here in washington that even republican voters across the country, and some more rural districtsnd areas give children who are under the daca program the benefit of the doubt. they sort of fool hike yes we want stricter immigration laws perhaps a border wall, but these team who have come to the u.s. under daca are not at fault bus they were children at the mercy of their parents. that is something that the president is aware of. buy painting the democrats as the ones who are missing these families apart knowing it speaks to people's emotion and heart as human beings is a political strategy. saying yes we are going to be going after gangs but we are not ripping families apart and look at the democrats, they are ripping these families apart. i think he is recognizing that even republicans care about daca. we are hear reports paul ryan might bring a vote to the floor before he leaves as speaker. >> ladies, thank you. have a good holiday. >>> nuclear negotiations. is president trump fit the deal with kim jong-un? i'm going to speak with the top democrat on the house armed services co

hill. and we'll be at 73 degrees in cupertino and for oakland 66 degrees. 73 in walnut creek. 56 degrees in half moon bay and 63 in san mateo. mission district today up to 61 and 72 today in santa rosa, point reyes at 57 with breezy winds. as you start out getting dressed, you do need sunglasses because it will be a bright and sunny day and light long sleeves will be comfortable, maybe a dress shirt or blouse will be comfortable for today. as we get a look at what's happening on satellite and radar, it's all clear now, we're all right starting to see those clouds rolling by the sierra and there could be more showers and thunderstorms redeveloping again today. kind of scattered activity and then it winds down as we go into the evening hours and then it bubbles right back up again for tomorrow. so still in the very active pattern for the sierra and then we're going to continue on with quiet weather. but as we head into thursday, there will be a weak system moving in that could bring in a slight chance of rain for the north bay, linger into early friday morning and then look at towards the end of the forecast, do you see that? 90 degrees inland

district court. wilbur ross and steve mnuchin would be the commenters on this. they have gone up to capitol hill to comment on this. lou: they have also gone to beijing and come back with an interesting but checkered result. we are sitting here talking about 301s and the administration's decision to impose punishment ebb as it's being adjudicated before the world trade organization which some would consider to be a further ambiguity given this administration has not been particularly supportive of the idea of turning over sovereignty to the wto. >> there is on one issue the 301 is involved in with the wto. what china does as part of their coercion and aggression, they force american companies to license -- it's licensing. take qualcomm had a chip -- lou: i understand you want to run out the time. by want you to know, you already succeeded and we appreciate your efforts and look forward to talking with you the next time. you take care of yourself. peter navarro. president trump says robert mueller's 13 angry democrats are plotting to subvert our mid-term elections. we are coming right back. it to

conversations] >> we will be back on capitol hill next week when congress returns from its memorial day holiday work. u.s. senate returns monday for u.s. district court in texas, kentucky and alabama. u.s. house will be back on tuesday to work on its first federal spending bill for 2019, funding the energy of veteran affairs department in-house operation spirit members will work on legislation to reauthorize water in the richer projects. live coverage of the house on seats and watch the senate on espn2. this afternoon on c-span2, will take you to the world resources institute for discussion on climate change and how president trump's decision to pull out of the paris climate agreement might affect efforts to combat around the world. that will be live at 2:30 eastern on c-span2. the