there's always loopholes, and there's gray areas. >> the hon. london breed: and he'll say, chair cohen, a lot of the things that you were talking about, the issues around, for example, their records and other things, those are things that we're implementing, those are the next steps, along with the responsibility for an officer to intervene when they see excessive force being used. so when you think about it, the fact that those officers in george floyd's case, hey, man, get off his neck, and the fact that they were so cavalier and passive, i just -- it just baffles me. they're hopefully going to be prosecuted, they're hopefully going to be held accountable because they're just as much guilty for the death of george floyd. here's my issue: the fact that any police officer would think what they saw is okay because it's a procedure, it's all in their procedures is a problem, and so i think what we are getting people to understand is you can no longer hide behind procedure. we're changing procedure, we want to see change of hearts and minds, and so

for hard story makes right hon if he's friends help. he hasn't heard from ray doing since his arrest. today rihanna is meetings to meet that he's not a human rights lawyer who specializes in helping migrant workers so when did he become undocumented if you settled last year this company. okies company go bankrupt then boss old saw hiding his visa and he knew. he had to loan money everything so he demanded when did ok b t attempt to go to the labor department to file a case against his employer. mr pierce the people like them here labor here how do you. think they don't know you that anyway just want to meet my friend is there any way so there is no visitation to any of the. detention center this is not only for the nationals even the lawyers can point to the detention centers to see the yeah. it's all closed for now. there's little he can do to hold. that right hon drives to the detention center anyway hoping to at least catch a glimpse of his friend. he can't wait to see if he's ok because detainees aren't allowed phones when they come

there's always loopholes, and there's gray areas. >> the hon.london breed: and he'll say, chair cohen, a lot of the things that you were talking about, the issues around, for example, their records and other things, those are things that we're implementing, those are the next steps, along with the responsibility for an officer to intervene when they see excessive force being used. so when you think about it, the fact that those officers in george floyd's case, hey, man, get off his neck, and the fact that they were so cavalier and passive, i just -- it just baffles me. they're hopefully going to be prosecuted, they're hopefully going to be held accountable because they're just as much guilty for the death of george floyd. here's my issue: the fact that any police officer would think what they saw is okay because it's a procedure, it's all in their procedures is a problem, and so i think what we are getting people to understand is you can no longer hide behind procedure. we're changing procedure, we want to see change of hearts and minds, and so

. >> the hon. london breed: well, thank you, dr. colfax. i know we're at the end of our time here, but i do want to take this opportunity to just speak to the people in san francisco who are struggling. there are some people who are struggling, who have no paychecks coming in, and it's really hard. and what happens, in addition to the loss of your financial ability to take care of yourself and even your family, mental health becomes a whole other issue. and it seems as without our churches, our religious services, our ability to congregate and come together with one another, our spirituality as well as our coming together in the world, and our ability to socialize as we do on a regular basis, it's almost as if we're trading one public health crisis for another. we know, for example, domestic violence has gone up, suicides have gone up, people are more stressed in trying to figure out what to do with their lives. we see some of the violent crimes going up in the city. how do we justify that? the fact is you and i know we're going to be livin

right hon kabir lives in chowk here's a district known for its bazaars and curry house the bangladeshi migrant shows me footage of what happened after the area was locked down behind razor wire ryan hahn says when he heard a knock on his apartment door he thought it was government workers coming to test the 19 or deliver. instead of the next few days almost 600 residents were rounded up pushing trucks and taken away did make a trap for us to make good food they give medication all due to give. so no one expecting there are going to the people they're not. they're not creamy no. they're just undocumented. right han has a valid work permits but his friends visit i had expired. doorway was swiftly taken away by immigration officials he also has been arrested in this time it was not his fault his companion ever he knew his be so. you know i don't i don't buy musician and on the police station i cry in the gate please let me meet my friends. down the road rihanna and i mate for hard charging another bangladeshi detained in the raids he's been working in malaysia for over 20 years 1st in con

it is reported that hon kong is the company.ll market for last year, as wete rep tiktok had out -- had only 150,000 users in hong kong which is relatively small, considering the population in hong kong is around 8 million. and also ts is only 1% othe apps, number of users even in india. at the same time, the company confirmed that its ster appma would accessible in hong kong. many critics are saying, in this move, tiktok basically treated them noifrent, which is exactly what the national security law allegedly aims to do. s: i was mentioning that tiktok is chinese ownut do the chinese authoritieshiiew it as a cnese company? >> indeed. tiktok was founded in china, in beijing. and its parent company first introduced the video sharing platform, which is tiktok'sde sister, i guess, and it was a great success. afterwards, the company introduced tiktok to the u.s., india, japan, and many other countries. similar to another chinese company, t huawetok finds itself amidst these international controversies and subject to chinese influenc

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you know your correspondent who you hon is standing by for us in front of the court in istanbul that has already been trial in saudi arabia why is another one starting in turkey today. this is mainly because the turkish authorities and many others are unhappy with how the saudis explained and prosecuted. as you mentioned there has been a trial in the kingdom but it was largely secretive and human rights organizations have condemned it as a travesty of justice so in macho the istanbul prosecution here has presented their indictment they indicted 20 saudi suspects over their role in the murder including 2 top forma aides to crown prince mohamed bin sunland and they are seeking aggravated life sentences for all the suspects now if this is a trial in absentia none of the suspects is here in turkey is here at court today and according to our information there is old also no one here today defending them because the saudi authorities this is our information are not cooperating here with the turkish court with the church authorities or you know just remind us what happened was killed in oct

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has a unique historical obligation to offer this to hon kong people hope it born after the handover.whoere they enjoy similar benefits in order to protect them. >> thank you very much for your time. hestay with u. still to come, it hasin turned to the longest eu summit in 20 ars. eu leaders are trying to agree on a huge coronavirus rescue plan and we will take you through the details. spencer is the latest high street store to announce job cuts. here's ours businesenter to talk us through more details. >> molten spencers has been trying to return to the heyday at once enjoyed. it was in a three-year turnaround plan announced by steve rowe and they were trying to get the business in better shape to cope with the change in high street. ere force retailers to close because of the coronavirus pandemic and they say those plans have changeveand they'een forced to look at another 950 job lossee and more stosures. probably unsurprising this hase happened, but tail suggests it is management roles that will go rather than front-line staff and are hoping it will give an opportunity to be more agil

it right hon drives to the detention center anyway hoping to at least catch a glimpse of his friend. he can't wait to see if he's ok because detainees aren't allowed phones when they come here i become emotional it's. unbearable for me i cannot meet him i don't know is eating or not i going to give him the food i'm very much worried about him ryan came to malaysia 6 years ago to study and now works in marketing he says he loves his job and living here but this crackdown has changed the way raihan sees the nation and made him think about leaving this is a total a clear act of racism visiting here act of humility people so the so i feel the scale of the future of the migrant people i don't think that people will keep to trust again for the government because they were afraid. detention centers have now become hot spots because at 19 with more than 700 reported cases rights advocates say the recent influx of migrants into these already crowded facilities has created perfect conditions for the virus to spread but malaysia's defense minister rejects the criticism that are going to record

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that right hon drives to the detention center anyway hoping to at least catch a glimpse of his friend. he can't wait to see if he's ok because detainees aren't allowed phones when they come here and become emotional ice is unbearable for me i cannot meet him i don't know is eating or not i going to give him the food i'm very much worried about him ryan came to malaysia 6 years ago to study and now works in marketing he says he loves his job and living here but this crackdown has changed the way raihan sees the nation and made him think about leaving this is a total a clear act of racism doesn't think here act of humility people so the so i feel the scale of the future of the migrant people i don't think that the people will keep to trust again for the government because they were afraid. detention centers have now become hot spots because at 19 with more than 700 reported cases rights advocates say the recent influx of migrants into the already crowded facilities has created perfect conditions for the virus to spread but malaysia's defense minister rejects the criticism get are going

shedding the chinese ctosulate in hon.he state department says it is disappointed by china's decision. egypt has sentenced five young women to two years in prison for posting indecentti videos on ok. they have received find the thousands of dollars. it's part of apa camign by the government against social media influences primari on women. actavis have mounted a campaign for the release of those detained. google says its workers may not be coming back into the office until next summer. the company had planned to reopen its doors inbu january the google ceo push the date back to 2021. that applies to nearly all the 200,000 workers at google and its parent company, alphabet. you are watching bbc world news america. still to com how the pandemic pain is felt disproportionally by hispanic americans. we hear from the woman who lost her father and grandfather to the virus. u.k. tourists coming back from vacation in spain got a nasty shock. the british government has posed a 14 day quarantine on after cases shot up in spain. holi

. >> you got that face, hon.ne with a little bit longer hair, as most people will >> jimmy: i have a lot of face >> you have great face you have just the right amount of face and you know that. >> jimmy: that's very nice it's very nice of you to say that i wanted to talk about that book that i can see on top of ca-tv. >> yes >> jimmy: that is "peanut goes for the gold." this is your first children's book >> it is >> jimmy: can you push it toward the camera so i can see how cute peanut is come on. >> you really can ask anyone, if you were to track down anyone from like my fifth, sixth, seventh, or eighth grade classes, they would all tell you that the first thing i talk about is -- the first thing i talked about was guinea pigs so i had peanut first. then i had weenie and millie then weenie and millie were the proud parents of sugar, emma, nut-nut and teddy. >> jimmy: oh, my now are those characters also in the book in or not yet? >> no, this is really just like peanut's moment to shine because peanut really wante

and then they'll continue to hon tore conditions to see if there is a safe ability to open for in-person instruction. >> we brought to you the superintendent's update first on cbsn bay area. and you can stay connected 24/7 by streaming it on kpix.com and other digital devices. and as the plans change leading up to the fall term. you can keep tabs on your bay area school district by going to kpix.com/back to school. 000 died from the coronavirus in the u.s. that's the highest death toll in the world by far. california is one of 21 states designated by the white house coronavirus task force as the red zone because of high coronavirus counts. the task force says five more states could bed added soon. -- could be added soon. it's recommended they adopt universal mask wearing and shut down bars. florida surpassed its previous high of 186 set just 24go schools to open next month. in alabama, the governor extended the state order requiring masks in public for another month. >>> president trump talked coronavirus, energy, and campaign today on his visit to texas. a newly released poll shows he's

flags in montgomery, alabama, are flying at half mast in hon r no of john lewis. the long time georgia representative began today in pike county, alabama. chris pallone has more. >> as you champion the called of the dus inherited, despised, and disenfranchised. >> reporter: in troy, alabama, a celebration of life. ♪ to god be the glory. >> reporter: friends and family gathering to remember an american icon and life long public servant who came from their midst, congressman john lewis. >> i remember the day when john left home. mother told him not to get in trouble, not to get in the way and be particular. but we all know that john got in trouble, got in the way, but it was a good trouble. >> reporter: good trouble, lewis called it, standing up for the powerless, fighting for equal rights. he rose to prominence alongside martin luther king, jr., and other foot soldiers of the movement. >> for me this is particularly hard. it's personal because i grew up in selma. to be alabama's first black congresswoman, i know i owe my existence to john and those foot shoe solder

massive testing can was we- hon thousand cent test. in the event of a second wave of infections french prime ministers on thursday said the government will prioritise localized confinement measures a mass health thank you say has proven if elsewhere. prevent and with help of. some of the methods send testing kits to the most vulnerable mobile testing units imported or scscreenings. inspection thank you and his national health agency has said officials will rely on forcing social. measures bility carrying up testing campaigns in at risk zones some hospitals havave also increased their stocks of life support treatments and twelve thousand diced beds all prepared compared with. thousand of his them in.. experts have created that can. his law in the of in the- which many worry are gradually giving up on social distancing. well staying with france the newly appointed prime minister zhong caustics continues his two days of talks this fridid with employers and with trade unions to discuss the future of pension reform. the government eager to

ros: this is all happening in the context of 1997 when hon kong was handed back to china from britishontrol and ban life under an agreement widely known as one country, two wsystemch protects certain freedoms in hong kong that don't exist in mainland china. >> and the chinese capital, behindstlosed doorsding committee delegates have rubberstamped through thisr new lossenting voices. china's leader, xi jinping with -- these western notions of free speech and liberty have essentially poisoned hong kont he doesn' care that this new law will be seen by some as changing that place forever because that is at he wants. to drag that rebelous city back into the arms of another land with the residents -- whether residents liket or ros: we have more details about thlegislation. in many ways, almost every aspect ohong kong life will change from the norm, even as non-violent at can be considered breach national security, as well as foreign media and the behavior foreign med organization ros: hong kong activists have been deleting social media profiles and closing down campaign groups. jimmy is one

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america for half of the world rice is the number one ingredient in the kitchen the japanese word go hon means that of you rise but also food let's look at another staple call it is native to mexico but today it's eaten all over the world cereals play an important role in generally whether it's bread couscous party the young that some people have meat others left nuts and then there are those who have insects insects let me take a look no not there let's move on to other things but in spite of all the differences are there any nutritional facts that apply to everyone this is what i'm going to focus on today but 1st what about this novel virus is it possible to contract covert 19 through food. fresh fruit and vegetables what is the risk of becoming infected with corona virus through eating after all lots of different people will have touched the food before it lands on our plates. we know that fresh produce should always be thoroughly washed but is that enough in past tests researches repeatedly found evidence of germs and bacteria on fruit and vegetables fecal bacteria for example are es

. >> hon kong needs a good opposition voice.t just have legislators supporting the government all the time. we need to be critical and honestly, we want the one country, two systems in hong kong to be run as normal. things have changed drasticallyo for the past tthree years. there is nothing the legislators or legislative council can control thdays, and we are not told what are the rules. whatre the rules? red lights seem to be everywhere restricting freedom of speech among legislators, and especially after the national security law wasassed, we are are of all these red lines. lewis:ti we mentioned the al security law a few times a ready. it was enacted b china and came into force last month. hong kong was always meant to have a security law, but never passed one because was unpopular. so beijing tested instead read this bbc article outlines the main provisions of the law, but basically, it crinalizes acts of secession, breaking away from the country, and subversion, undermining the power of the critics say it restricts but chin

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at one ti-hon this year trition toon this fourth of july. >> yeah, we're talking about the nathan's hot dog eating contest. yeah. yum. san jose's joey chestnut will be there. he holds the contest record downing 74 dogs in ten minutes but this time he and his coney dining in private. the contest is being held at a secret location with a smaller field and everyone will be tested beforehand. >> i'm happy that we're just trying to make something happen and i think that's what everybody is trying to do. just keep pushing. and try to have some normalcy. >> the annual contest raises money for new york city's food bank. this year individual competitors are also making pledges to their food bank of choice. >>> three minutes now before 5:00. and a child severely injured after a hit and run in the east bay. in our next half hour, the search this morning for the driver responsible. >> reporter: and the beaches in san francisco are still open yo have to walk or bike or take an uber. we'll explain coming up in a live report. oh, we love our new home. neighborhood's great. amazing school district. the

if twenty four catherine yeah but- you too hon vaccine step twenty three and clinical phase your own world laboratories worldwide are in a race against the clock to develop an effective inoculation. bruce jujust launched phase three testing of the vaccine from the chinese labs sinovac biotech. nine thousand volunteers will receive injections over the next three months. the e class.i my main. nine one one just some geo anymore and for the f first five g. suite for thehe corpus christopherson we'll publish the results of two other trials one developed by the university of oxford and the brickcks lab asks anika the other by china k. sinoo bile takes input desig. on bonds from the patient's. i had american by tech for during prepare to be phase three to on sun. thirty thousand americans are signed up for this crucial stage and t the lab is o optimic we would open the fall on or towards the end of the year we have datata. the fda foror themo enter. and so. to have millions of just about l. while progress is being made the world health organization says it's unlikely that ineffective vacci

. >> the hon. london breed: well, thank you, dr. colfax.he end of our time here, but i do want to take this opportunity to just speak to the people in san francisco who are struggling. there are some people who are struggling, who have no paychecks coming in, and it's really hard. and what happens, in addition to the loss of your financial ability to take care of yourself and even your family, mental health becomes a whole other issue. and it seems as without our churches, our religious services, our ability to congregate and come together with one another, our spirituality as well as our coming together in the world, and our ability to socialize as we do on a regular basis, it's almost as if we're trading one public health crisis for another. we know, for example, domestic violence has gone up, suicides have gone up, people are more stressed in trying to figure out what to do with their lives. we see some of the violent crimes going up in the city. how do we justify that? the fact is you and i know we're going to be living with covid for t

our for more on this is bring in our political correspondent brunt and he needs you hons the k s k germany's elite military unit is linked to far right extremists is this just a coincidence or does the german army have a serious problem with far right extremist. well i think you can call it a coincidence obviously this is an elite force comparable to the delta force in the united states so it does attract people who are interested in weapons who are interested in military matters and i suppose that just lays the basis lays the groundwork for something of a more conservative and possibly even going into the right wing spectrum of political views in this unit but the indications that there have been these tendencies in the unit have been known for many many years and the incident which really sparked outrage was a party that happened in 2017 in other words 3 years ago a party in this unit where some members of the unit used hitler. signals you sang songs referring to the nazi times played music from that area and there were no consequences at all within the unit so there does seem to be a seri

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charmin ultra soft is so soft much are you hon? charmin ultra soft is twice as absorbent so you can use less. enjoy the go with charmin. >> jimmy: that is all the time we have. i'd like to thank shaq and apologize to matt damon. thanks for watching. "nightline" is next. stay safe. be strong. good night. >>> mixed reaction coming out after solano county as the governor suss spends indoor dining. >>> san francisco now doesn't have a big enough jury pool to begin a trial. how covid is now impacting our criminal justice system. >>> a july fourth without fireworks or a trip to the beach. the governor announcing strict new guidelines ahead returns foy weekend. i'll have your fourth of july forecast coming up. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >>> and that breaking news, a death row inmate at san quintin being tested for coronavirus after being found unresponsive in his cell. 75-year-old joseph cordova died this afternoon. prison officials say there no sign of trauma. >> the prison is dealing with a surge of coronavirus cases. last we

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iosos thy have agreed that hong kong is important issue and- to host- hon kong quick only group be one of the very rare issue ththat they could reach consensus. so i i don't think im a local i issue would be like aa vacation or like a whole page- between two parties but- i truly believe that. whoever is elected as the president of the united states. and they will continue to pressure beijing and. to defend the democracy. make a log so we have time for on thank you muchh for appearing here on the france twenty four interview and what thank you for watching it's. if you look at simply add google. today you can see in this area that did this partly covered with plastic so it it looks from space as if it's covered with snow. small snow expressed. this week down to earth iss in southern spain in the world's largest greenhouse complex. europe's heart intensive farming. many countries is on the rise. my name is john. i work for the association of horticulture producing companies and maria. one of the big advantages we have over here this is soo much sunlight even in the middle of the winter t

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authorities in saudi arabia have ordered a deep cleaning of islams holiest site in mecca ahead of the annual hons pilgrimage because of the coronavirus muslims will go from abroad will be able to attend this year for the 1st time in the modern era this year's event has been limited to only $1000.00 pilgrims from within saudi arabia. officials here in germany are scrambling to contain a corona virus outbreak at a farm in bavaria it's the latest in a string of coded 19 eruptions a link to food production here in the country 174 workers on one farm in bavaria tested positive for cope with 19 over the weekend. around 3000 people live in the bavarian town of manning and many are now waiting for a coronavirus tests a farm is under quarantine after 174 migrant workers tested positive for covert 19 . officials are trying to find out how they became infected and if the virus has spread outside the farm there are strict hygiene guidelines for businesses employing seasonal staff but various state premier says they were not followed. house officials on the local and regional level say that hygiene inspection

and european commission president also love underly and appeals to the parliament to approve the deal hon members the big winner of this summit are the new own resources we have now and a unanimous agreement on the need for a new on resources we have a clear timetable and we have them linked to repayment and this is a huge and historic step forward for hours union which both the commission and the parliament have long being pushing for. first the deal of that from the line is promoting was agreed upon after a marathon summit of hardening goals here from an even fighting among european leaders. the masks had this miles and the smiles polite the days of grueling negotiations that came before in the end each new leaders had thrashed out a plan to spend a huge $750000000000.00 euros and this is how. of the coronavirus recovery fund 390000000000 will be in the form of grants with 360000000000 made up of loans government will be able to intervene if they think money is being misused member states have agreed to connect the disbursement of the funds to observing the rule of law a 1st in the bloc

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. >> the hon. london breed: well, thank you, dr. colfax. i know we're at the end of our time here, but i do want to take this opportunity to just speak to the people in san francisco who are struggling. there are some people who are struggling, who have no paychecks coming in, and it's really hard. and what happens, in addition to the loss of your financial ability to take care of yourself and even your family, mental health becomes a whole other issue. and it seems as without our churches, our religious services, our ability to congregate and come together with one another, our spirituality as well as our coming together in the world, and our ability to socialize as we do on a regular basis, it's almost as if we're trading one public health crisis for another. we know, for example, domestic violence has gone up, suicides have gone up, people are more stressed in trying to figure out what to do with their lives. we see some of the violent crimes going up in the city. how do we justify that? the fact is you and i know we're going to be livin

stay offshore to the reaches take here later on thursday and it's helped a bit further north and will hon but still over the yangtze forecast for kardashian which is in in japan is rain for the next 3 days is very little wind but further north as you see its rise of the dry we see some pretty heavy rain recently in the northeast of india and around the pole and you can see from the satellite it looks as it should be ready during the monsoon season there is more heavy rain to come but is easing off a little bit maybe a bit more focused further west mumbai and science was the next couple of days it looks right to be dry in new delhi or a few showers around here and in northern pakistan in the middle east just catching the edge of that cloud is likely to be drizzly of course in salalah. but. al-jazeera meets paul remarkable both meaning surviving this after those closest to them were taken away never to return. some of the 8000 muslim men and boys killed in the strip needs a massacre 25 years ago heartfelt accounts from those left behind trying to move on from the pain of the past women who

thanks for joining us iran's atomic energy organization has revealed that friday's fire at the next hons nuclear facility has caused significant damage a spokesman said the fire could slow down development on production of advanced centrifuges and that iran would replace the damaged building with a bigger one that had more advanced equipment another fire broke out at a power station in southwest iran on saturday knocking out electricity in the city of. well iran's parliament before minister was heckled and called a liar during a speech outlining the president's foreign and economic policies. jeffard zarif was briefing parliament and defending the government he was interrupted several times that one politician even chanted death to the liar $200.00 m.p.'s have also tabled a motion to question the president himself has said we're honey let's bring in s.f. bay he's joining us from tehran to 1st discuss the announcements about the net facility how significant is it well significant in the sense that we're beginning to have an understanding of the extent of the damage has caused like the fina

how things need to get out after we have the country's best and the nation's the knowledge in all hons. but without question there are massive concerns over how the u.k. government perceives not only walk away as a telecom company but whether while way is working with the chinese government joining us now to discuss the report which board member with the british american business is o.c.a. . co-host and investigative journalist swann thank you both for being here heather i want to start with you. seem to be angry during much of the questioning and most of it is centered around the belief that the chinese firm is independent of beijing is in full influence and they say that simply is not a credible statement do you believe that is true that they are independent of beijing well i think you know you have to do brant actually has to look at the testimony when you saw the german thompson that he was actually basically a sort of interrogated by 20 minutes for the british by the british m.p.'s and he's the vice chair in the u.k. for a while way it was very interesting when they are him you kn

. >> the hon. london breed: well, thank you, dr. colfax. i know we're at the end of our time here, but i do want to take this opportunity to just speak to the people in san francisco who are struggling. there are some people who are struggling, who have no paychecks coming in, and it's really hard. and what happens, in addition to the loss of your financial ability to take care of yourself and even your family, mental health becomes a whole other issue. and it seems as without our churches, our religious services, our ability to congregate and come together with one another, our spirituality as well as our coming together in the world, and our ability to socialize as we do on a regular basis, it's almost as if we're trading one public health crisis for another. we know, for example, domestic violence has gone up, suicides have gone up, people are more stressed in trying to figure out what to do with their lives. we see some of the violent crimes going up in the city. how do we justify that? the fact is you and i know we're going to be livin