the bayview hunter's point ymca. so we could provide not only incredible facilities, but we want to make sure we provide incredible services from our various nonprofit agencies and city departments, and this wouldn't be possible without money. so there's a lot of money involved and citibank and well -- wells fargo, thank you so much for your commitment and commitment in supporting this project. it really does take a question -- a village to make something like this incredible project happen today is a day that i am so excited about. it is a day that is way overdue. a long time coming, so we are going to celebrate today, yes, but we are going to roll up our sleeves in the city and commit to making sure that we rebuild and rehab every public housing unit in the city and county of san francisco, with over 2600 public housing units either replaced or rehabbed. we are well on our way. we are well on our way. [applause] so no longer will this community feel neglected. no longer will this community feel as though they're no

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we're talking with bishop bonnie hunter. l be right back. >>> continuing now our discussion with bishop bonnie hunter, you last year were finallyo elevated the position of bishop in bible way, the ternational bible way church. >> uh-huh. >> you're the first woman ever to get that title. >> first ever, and i am humbled and honored to receive that. >> how much bapu did you get? did they changehe rules to -- they were trying to work around it. they were changing the rules the whole time every te my name came up to be elected. it was pushback every year until finally the executive board and the board of bishops came together and it was a unanimous vote to vote me. >> did it feel odd, bishop hunter, always finding yourself the only womanoo in thel pit when you would go to various church services, when you would preside over church services or church events? there would be all the men dressed in their clergy attire sitting in the pulpit area, and you were the onlyoman sitting there in the middle. how did that make you feel? >> it

hunter: come here. emily: hello, there, hunter. hunter: come over here, you bugger.emily: now we're happy. mark: you know you can. lemonis: you ready to go to work? mark: you've been doing it. emily: yeah! heidi: let's go to work. emily: let's go to work. hunter: see, you were joking and caroling. and you... lemonis: it's clear to me that heidi has the fundamentals to be more successful in this process and that mark's heart is so filled with love for his family that he recognizes that having his wife participate in the most meaningful way is only going to make their family business stronger. and it took me about a month, but i finally saw mark loosen up. this guy won't stop hanging around. mark: [ laughs ] ♪ lemonis: okay. are you sure you're okay? 'cause you're having a little bit of fun. we made a ton of progress today. i thought heidi did really well in understanding that categories that needed to be bought based on what sold historically and then taking a few chances, but being really smart about it. let's go that way, and then we'll come back. ♪ we're putting th

europe's original inhabitants were hunters. the new immigrants have been farmers for several generations. hunters and gatherers left behind little archeological evidence. later they probably migrated to less fertile regions perhaps near newly populated areas. along the coast of northern europe they found rich fishing grounds and decided to settle. here in the colony modern region on the west coast of ireland archaeologists are researching this key transitional phase. this is the only moment of this type of targeting was stretch of coast here so this is clearly a very significant place that has survived in the landscape it's likely to be much bigger in the past. so i'll need to show the shows pointed to a seasonal occupation site as part of a seasonal round of living on the shore here we have all the shell middens on the shoreline here but there are inches or centimeters deep this is a monumental mitten if you like on like any other one along the shoreline here so it's it's it's a particular site fans hasn't sacral our sacred di

the navy sent 79 of them, including 18 at the center of the blast, to hunter's point. bill: those 18 ships were very contaminated when they left bikini, and they were contaminated when they got to san francisco. liz: sailors tried to clean the ships, including one of the most radioactive ones, the uss independence. gillie jenkins: it was hotter than a $2 pistol. it would melt a geiger counter. liz: gillie jenkins stood guard on the independence at hunter's point to make sure nobody removed anything. crews burned hundreds of thousands of gallons of radioactive fuel from that navy found to be below harmful levels of radiation at the time, but jenkins believes the wind likely spread contamination across the shipyard. gillie: there's no doubt about it. they didn't do anything to control it. liz: through the 1960s, the navy managed a radium paint shop inside this building and ran radiation experiments on animals. it even operated a radiological defense lab out of two dozen buildings, where scientists handled radioactive isotopes, but in this report the navy identified 91 ou

good morning, bayview's hunter's point. it is such an incredible honor to be here today to not only celebrate this amazing access points and the work that it continues to do to provide support to families who are struggling with homelessness, but it is so great to be here to celebrate black history month in the city and county of san francisco. and i know that the reason why i am able to be the first african-american woman to serve as mayor of san francisco, because i too stand on the shoulders of so many incredible people. many leaders from the bayview's hunter's point community, a place that has a rich history, a rich tradition of african-american who have basically made their home here, whether it is working in the shipyards like my grandfather did, and the work that folks did to build this city, and the advocacy that went into building this city and making sure that our voices were heard, the folks in this community played a critical role to my success, so i would say thank you, with that success comes an incredible res

(vicki)hunter pence...l always be a giant in the eyes of some san francisco fans.the standing ovation he got over the weekend... just part of why he says he'll never forget his time with the orange and black. (vicki) and remember kron4 news continues during the break on kron on. download the app today for 24 hour commercial free news. two young girls in humboldt county -- missing since friday -- were located safe and sound sunday in a forest.reporter dru miller was there for the emotional family reunion. (nats)a huge feeling of relief...as a mother and father are reunited with their daughters.5 year old caroline and 8 year old leia spent nearly 44 hours in the thick muddy forest, but this morning at around 10:30 am rescue crews located the two girls near richardson grove state park.estelle fennell/ 2nd district supervisor, humboldt county"you know having gone through it from the beginning and all the fears we have and how often these things do not turn out well and what you're just hoping for is closure. to

hunters and gatherers eventually learned to travel by sea. later some of the sedentary farmers also use boats to travel west we don't know whether they used sailboats or rowing boats. in any case rowing boats were easier to maneuver. these migrants spread gradually to mediterranean islands including one that today is known as malta the republic of malta actually consists of three inhabited islands malta itself plus camino and goes on and several smaller islands that are uninhabited malta is located approximately eighty kilometers south of sicily on a clear day one can see sicily from goes over likewise one can see gold so from sicily so one must assume that. there was a degree of curiosity when the people from sicily just wondering us toward the slums. was that lace likely to be on the horizon. however it's it's hard to grasp why people would decide to leave such a fertile island assistant in order to occupy and colonize somewhere the earth was far away. the first to arrive were probably explorers perhaps then followed by their families. abou

. >> and the mystery behind the bay area's buried treasure, jewel hunters now zeroing in on one specific location. >> these casks are supposed to be quite easily revealed. all you need to do is follow the poem. >>> the new kpix5 news at 7:00 starts now with the students deeply disappointed tonight after a round of drastic school cuts in oakland. good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ken bastida. those students staged a sickout today to try to stop the district's move. kpix5's da lin was there. >> reporter: many students are upset about the cuts. they say those cuts will hurt some of the most vulnerable students in the district. students yelled at the school board after they voted to cut almost $22 million. the cuts will eliminate the restorative justice program, gut an asian pacific islander support program, lay off all five foster youth case managers and take money away from school libraries. >> i feel betrayed, hurt and i feel like that's not right. >> reporter: many students like jennifer martinez cried over the cuts. she's been in six foster homes in two years. >> we're going lose

look, it is very simple december 2013, hunter biden flies on air force 2, to beijing, china, with his father. his father meets with chinese officials, he is very soft on teijing, the most important thing that happens happens ten days after they return. that is when hunter biden's small, private equity firm called rosemont seneca partners gets a $1 billion private equity deal with the chinese government, not with the chinese corporations, with the government. and what people need to realize is hunter biden has no background in china, no background in private equity the deal he got in the shanghai free-trade zone, nobody else had that.ee goldman sachs, bank of americaod eaackstone, nobody had this deal. so it is very, very clear, that is the first of a series of dea. that hunter biden strikes with the chinese government, so there is no question, when you charge what joe biden is doing with china, the meetings he is having, and the deals that his son is procuring at the same time, they are buying off biden through his son. i think it is crystal clear. >> laura: they spent the last two ye

opening moments of the second half, it's who else, hunter to guy.asy, hunterpo 12 ts, virginia up 22 points at that point. later hunter in trouble. who do you think he's going to go to? guy. those two had better chemistry than a jackie channd chris tucker. guy leads everyone with 17 points. 73-49. >>> otis livingston ii and george maven on the road at st. louis ke tremae isabell with a fancy shfi bills would lead by 16 at the half. ots in the second, pat working their way back. justin kier, nice d. maven would get as close as four but in the final minutes, jordan goodwin puts his team back up by nine. maven falls 81-71. >>> some nfl news. the football underwear olympics underwear better known as the nfl combine, it's the time of year where teams hone in on what prospects they want to draft.de redskins pnt bruce allen is up there i should s and despite the team a needst quarterback, allen says ther eam has a claft strategy. >> with the injuries, you're one injury away from having a need at anyposition. last two years we ha stuck to our board and it's

jones is part of the rich history of bayview hunter's point, and the entire city of san francisco. she has worked tirelessly to improve the quality of life for residents. mr. jones is currently on the board of young community developers, and is the president of the bayview hunter's point foundation for community improvement. she does not stop. she is cofounder of the california association to health education, employment, and dignity inc. where she served and dedicated over 30 years while simultaneously mentoring dozens of persons throughout her career the first infant child development center in san francisco located in the school setting providing additional social services for parents. over the years, miss jones has prioritized making our community a better community by seeing that we have low income housing in our community. she has prioritized making sure that african-american communities stay in san francisco, especially since the percentage of african-americans are at an all-time low in the city. she is a native of arizona, and she came to san francisco in 1941 with her pare

what do you believe the chinese were trying to accomplish by doing business with hunter biden? >> well, i think, laura, they accomplish what they set out to do. that was to curry favor with joe biden. you talked about it in your introduction, joe biden was criticized in the latter parts of the obama administration from going soft on beijing on the south china sea come on trade, and on human rights. look, it is very simple, december 2013, hunter biden flies on air force 2, to beijing, china, with his father. his father meets with chinese officials, he is very soft on beijing, the most important thing that happens happens ten days after they return. that is 100 biden's small, private equity firm called rose mont partners, gets a $1 billion private equity deal with the chinese government, not with the chinese corporations, with the government. and what people need to realize is hunter biden has no background in china, no background in private equity, the deal he got in the shanghai free-trade zone, nobody else had that appear to goldman sachs, bank of america, blackstone, nobody h

oscar james, native resident bayview-hunters point. i support this project 100%, the artists out there, even though i haven't been out there in quite sometime are doing a tremendous job. we do need more art space in our community, given that we have available space in our community. we need as much artwork and artists in our community. one of the things i bring up every time that building comes up is naming that building over karl kimbrell. he made sure that all employees in the shipyard were den fitted with whatever opportunities he had to advance in the opportunities for whatever. but he made sure every summer in the 60's, when i was a young, young teenager back in those days, he made sure we had jobs during the summer. for at least six summers that i worked in the shipyard, every summer. we had a model back there at that time where if we didn't have the summer jobs, we were still going to go to school new clothes, so if we went downtown with no money, we were going to come back with clothes, if we went downtown with money, we were g

second, if we eliminate cash bail, we eliminate the bounty hunter, and the bounty hunter is one of the highly incentive system which works and keep in -- we need to keep that in mind when we are doing so. >> thank you. so i want to assure everyone we are going to have a good discussion about what strategies are and why we need to think about it but robin steinberg, you have an working on the bail project but also working on the national bail fund around the country. can you share your experience with bail reform and also chime in on any views, we will come back to that recession, feel free? robin: i appreciate the comments of my fellow panelists, particularly joann's comments were powerful and a reminder of the human cost of injustice, what i would say i recognized three decades as a public defender. there is obviously the human cost here. there is also the economic crisis some of us have referred to. we all pay. we spent $14 billion every year holding people in jail pretrial, that is $38 million a day. and when you factor in the collateral consequences, actually the estimates run as h

the bounty hunters are really the long arm of the law. my colleague and i find people released on commercial bail are 28% more likely to show up. if they fail to show up, 50% more likely to be caught quickly and not be at large within a year. this toints are really summarize. when we are talking about a radical measure such as eliminating cash bail, we need cases ofon the actual the people we are talking about. if we are limited in cash bail, we are going to let some innocent people go, great. more often we are going to let the guilty people go as well. so we want to be aware of who we second, if weout are limited cash bail, we eliminate the bounty hunter. the bounty hunter is one of the incentive systems which actually work, and we do keep that in mind when doing so. >> thank you. i want to assure everyone we will have a good discussion about what strategies are and why we need to think about that. robin, coming from the bail project, you have been working -- working on national bail fund but also seeing what's happening around the count

the pack blamed on an ethnic militia the mayor of a nearby town says gunmen dressed as traditional hunters targeted the village of who in the early hours of saturday violence between rival communities has compounded an already dyer's security situation in mali regions at least eighteen people have died in a wave of violence unleashed by al-shabaab fighters in the somali capital mogadishu first a suicide attacker detonated a car bomb near the ministry of labor men then stormed the building in a separate attack a bomb at a checkpoint killed at least three people. and the last couple of hours that have been sporadic clashes in paris on the nineteenth consecutive saturday of yellow vests protests earlier there were also scuffles between police and protesters in other cities including and. those are the main stories that morsy the final hours continues next. on june thirtieth two thousand and thirteen mass protests occurred against egypt's president mohamed morsi supporters of the president also went to the streets in counter-demonstrations it was on this date true that a seven day ultimatum fr

we don't yet know if the army has actually armed some of the traditional hunters what we do know is that over the sort of four or five years that this crisis in the center of the country is accelerated the army has really struggled to maintain any control there been a lot of random attacks or military bases and particularly isolated military outposts for example or checkpoints where a police officer on the armor checking on travelers and that has stirred up bitterness among the army the army is not always been as disciplined does it should have been not as well trained as it should have been and this is a very different situation from the north where for example the french and the u.n. forces are deployed in much greater force which is a bit nearer to a conventional sort of anti terrorist situation this is really a mixed up community situation with an awful lot of bits in this intentional. at least eighteen people have died in a wave of violence unleashed by al shabaab fighters in the somali capital mogadishu first the suicide attacker destinies or car bomb near the labor ministry on the

some of the traditional hunters what we do know is that over the sort of four or five years that this crisis in the center of the country is accelerated the army has really struggled to maintain any control there been a lot of random attacks or military bases and particularly isolated military outposts for example or checkpoints where a police officer on down the checking on travelers and that has stirred up bitterness among the army the army is not always been as disciplined does it should have been not as well trained as it should have been and this is a very different situation from the north where for example the french and the u.n. forces are deployed in much greater force which is a bit nearer to a conventional sort of terrorist situation this is a really a mixed up community situation with an awful lot of bits in this intentional. donald trump says the u.s. will remain vigilant against eisel and continue fighting the group wherever it operates until it's finally defeated the president's comments come after us forces declare victory and who is the last i saw held territory in sy

hunters targeted the village of. districts they also attacked another village nearby ethnic violence has compounded an already dire security situation mali's desert regions which are used as a base by al qaeda and isolated groups now so hunters are part of these largest ethnic group while the. people are dispersed throughout the west africa the two communities often clash over access to land and water in january thirty seven people were killed in another fulani village that attack was also blamed on the don't so often accuse the ties with al qaeda linked fighters the fulani say that mali's military arms dog hunters to attack them. from chatham house is africa program says that accusation is yet to be established. we don't yet know if the army has actually armed some of the traditional hunters what we do know is that over the sort of four or five years that this crisis in the center of the country is accelerating the army has really struggled to maintain any control there been a lot of random attacks or military bases

in mali during an attack blamed on an ethnic militia group gunman dressed as traditional domes or hunters targeted the village of a gossip who that was in by cast district but also attacked another full on the village nearby ethnic violence has compounded an already dire security situation in mali as desert regions which were used as a base by al qaida and ice linked groups. hunters are part of mali's largest ethnic group the nomadic for people are dispersed throughout the south and west africa the two communities often clash over access to land and water in january thirty seven people were killed in another four and a village that attack was also blamed on the done so often accuse the full army of ties with al qaeda linked fighters before they say that mali's military arms dons are hunters to attack them paul melly from chatham house says africa program says that accusation is yet to be established we don't yet know if the army has actually armed some of the traditional hunters what we do know is that over the sort of four or five years that this crisis in the center of the country is ac

we don't yet know if the army has actually armed some of the traditional hunters what we do know is that over these four or five years that this crisis in the center of the country is excel aerated the army has really struggled to maintain any control there been a lot of random attacks or military bases and particularly isolated military outposts for example or checkpoints where a police officer on dharma checking on travelers and that has stirred up bits in this among the army the army is not always been this disciplined does it should have been not as well trained as it should have been and this is a very different situation from the north where for example the french and the un forces are deployed in much greater force which is a bit nearer to a conventional sort of terrorist situation this is a really a mixed community situation with an awful lot of bits in this intentional. the death toll from a powerful cycle that pummeled southern africa has passed seven hundred as disease a stock tens of thousands of survivors more than four hundred are known to have died in mozambique alone but

one of the hunters calls and i go to a native rodent out of a log which had a lot of. wind up in the tree tops is where nutrient rich assign berries grow the live in and from the primeval forest. form. he got more uniform nothing without the jungle here we would starve to death only in the rain forest can we find one can use fruit and nuts you forgot the queen of the a lot era tory is about as big as berlin you are it's one of the last pockets of virgin rain forest left in the region no not from brazil's indigenous authority is in charge of protecting the tribe members look it up rockefeller when i ask you about it without our protection agency food i this group would no longer exist. back years ago larders and farmers invaded would argue about that mind when they were kicked out of the area they were just two kilometers away from the tribal village and i quote bottom up. the protected areas borders are a thorn in the side of many farmers they want their cattle to be able to penetrate the reserve. is a cattle farmer who wants to expand he wants to grow manioc using lif