. >> san francisco has a large community of lgbt, it's an iconic city. golden gate bridge, the transamerica building, everything that city hall stands for. >> reporter: he was charged with providing support to a designated foreign terrorist organization. in this case al qaeda. the maximum sentence is 20 years in federal prison. at 6 pm we will ask our security analysts how san francisco -- how safe is san francisco. >>> president donald trump is interviewing candidates for the u.s. supreme court. they hope to replace retiring justice kennedy before the midterms. the president has been meeting with senators and among them, susan collins and she drew the line on the abortion issue. >> a candidate for this position who would overturn roe v wade would not be acceptable to me. >> reporter: we have learned that the dc circuit court judge brent cavanaugh and amy barrett are among the leading contenders. president donald trump says he will announce his nominee next monday. >>> a legal victory for yelp, they have ruled the review site cannot be ordered to remove p

. >> san francisco not only has a large community of lgbt but it's an iconic city. the golden gate bridge, the transamerica building, everything that city hall stands for. everything the community stands for. >> we learned isis was calling for attacks on san francisco. a video made by the terrorist showed footage of landmarks and they said arise muslims and kill the unbelievers in their own homes. and last christmas jamison was arrested for trying to help isis launch a terror attack. but herb says san francisco has adjusted. >> if you go to a giants game, everyone goes to metal detectors. we didn't do that several years of -- ago. we have had a lot of events that occurred but we are vigilant, people are vigilant. there is a bigger law enforcement presence. >> reporter: he says they have done a good job to keep people safe without losing the joy of public spaces. >> we don't want to lose sight of the fact that we can't allow people to take control of our lives. >> reporter: he was charged with providing support to a designated foreign terrorist organization. in this c

all i'm saying is we are a state of the art city, it's an iconic city. we need a fleet that rises up to the occasion. these ambulances, they take a beating. i don't know. would you want your loved one in a substandard ambulance? i'm really excited about the sprinter model, and i appreciate, particularly supervisor cohen, your remarks about it. it's moot -- sometimes in this department it's like moving the titanic forward. we've got it, it's value added. we're not asking for new positions but it's something that i feel obviously very strongly about. next year when i come to you, those 23, there's going to be more because we're going to need -- we have high replacement costs because of our busy call volume. i just -- again, i know you have tough decisions to make, but i'm -- i'm advocating strongly for this, obviously, because we -- >> supervisor cohen: okay. chief. we got you. catherine? >> supervisor stefani: thank you, chief. i just want to say it's an investment that i'm glad to make. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. supervisor yee? >> supervisor yee: n

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with a for charter for who took us off the beaten path to show some of the quieter spots in the city. iconic sites in paris. and some of its lesser known but equally alluring spots photographers says from the lead has discovered many hidden gems like these. even inters hot spots like the city's popular mom must try to destroy. them because it's best well i really like the street because usually it's difficult to capture depth in pictures just looking for converging lines it's already even though there are around two thousand tourists sitting on the steps of the nearby secretary nobody's here. bromley produces large photo books and also has a lot of followers on you tube. the canal sun maternity eastern paris with a record label crossing is one of his favorite spots some of what most foreign tourists don't know anything about this place and only a few french tourists come here it's a canal with locks so ships. because it's really grain. and the bridge over there is known from the overfill you know ted you know it starts on got. i looked at you know. the canal was commissioned by napoleon and

he's been behind the wheel of one of the city's iconic black cabs for 27 years now and he loves his job when you look at pictures of london, whether it be on film... what you see are red buses, you see the old red telephone boxes, and black taxis. they identify london. you know, when you see one of these vehicles you automatically know that you're in london. >> but a change is coming. to combat air pollution, london is phasing out diesel-powered cabs. as of 2018, only e-cabs arare issued new operating licenses. not to everyone's liking. >> if you lose the licensed london taxi, you lose part of london's identity. it is so iconic and recognizable. >> london's black cabs have cult status. but they're also major polluters. unlike these new cabs. they're quiet, and much cleaner than diesel-powered taxis. besides other advantages. >> we've got the door opening the completely opposite direction. passengers come from this way so they can get fit in between gaps a bit better, in traffic. usb port, here. wifi as well. it's all connected over here. controlled by the driver. you have the panoramic

spectators in paris have watched a tightrope walker performing in front of one of the city's most iconiccity of heights. with the skyline as her backdrop, french tightrope walker tatiana—mosio bongonga started 35 metres above montmartre hill and inched her way towards one of the city's most famous sights, the sacre coeur basilica. she wasn't the only one hanging by a thread. down below, they looked on filled with wonder, admiration but also a little fear. this stunt done without a security cable. translation: it was very surprising and very dangerous. it really impressed me actually. i noticed that she was not secured. there was a lot of acrobatics. i had a really good time. even getting to the starting position would scare off the faint—hearted but this stunt has been a year in preparation, all to be carried out one step at a time. waiting for her at the end, members of the city's chamber orchestra, who provided the soundtrack for this parisian high wire act. translation: every walk has something unique because it takes place somewhere different. here i had the chance to face a monument

putin has just touched down in the finnish capital, and is making his way to the heart of this iconic citysterday. he's already had meetings with the finnish president. and we've been discussing what lies ahead in terms of the spectacle as well as substance. —— in terms of both spectacle. with us here is my colleague, our state department correspondence barbara plett usher. and joining us is the russian editor for the economist magazine. you are also the author of a book curiously called, the invention of russia, the rise and rise of putin and fake news. very tropical! as we watch the convoy of the miz scenes heading into the palace —— very topical. what do you think is on the president'smind was growing i think from president putin, this is a natural progression from the world cup, where macron was present yesterday and there was a parade of world leaders. so, from emmanuel macron to donald trump, this is part of putin's narrative of russia being at the centre of the world. it's a great year political power, and he is illegitimate leader, notjust in russia but in the world. and the way he

langley, world rugby operations manager: "so, what this has allowed us to do is come into another iconic city market which is which is the usa. and we've we've also been able to give it some character. so, by having so many teams and coming to san francisco who come in through a baseball diamonds that that's not a rugby environment, we've got to be innovative."christina macfarlane, cnn correspondent: it's not just the venue that's new this year. new rules have turned this event into a straightforward knockout tournament win every game and you win the world cup lose at any point and you're out. it's a daunting prospect for the players including new zealand's men and women's team who are both defending champions hoping to make history this week. scott curry, all blacks sevens captain: "no one's ever won world cups back-to-back. so, we want to be the first team to do it. so, i guess it's gonna be a pretty, pretty tough ask, because it's a knockout tournament which is different again. so, we're looking forward to the challenge of trying to be the first team ever get back-to- back world cups."the

images from last hour in bosnia herzegovina of brave and perhaps foolhardy been jumping off the city's iconic bridge in watson annual tradition thanks for joining us. that's a reality in the netherlands. have been experimenting with both buying stem cells. as the cells in multiply. could be place meat from the source house. to morrow to the next. did eva brown really love elf hitler. or did she love the life he provided for her. she was the dictator's mistress. only an insignificant concert at his side or pursuing her own ambitions. no other woman got some close to him around life and death with the furor in forty five minutes on d w . iran. once again isolated fiachra sings now a major power in the middle east. their bonds influence continues to grow politically economically and above all militarily to cut does iran truly want peace in. the countries of homes have their doubts isolate. iran from chicago see the current stance of august fifth on g.w. . into tomorrow today no science magazine coming up. good for the brain taking my critic says of asti can stimulate the mind according to some.

banning tour buses from visiting one of the city's most iconic homes. a few years back, the producers of full house, bought the home, and painted it to look like the iconic home of the tv series. neighbors say that led to a swarm of tour buses and fans and a lot of parking, traffic and noise issues. they have been begging the city to do something about it for years. >> large vehicles were parking on the block in front of the house. that was causing people who are drivering, -- riding bikes to go around and that abo. usually more people. and it's noisy. >> next tuesday, the sfmta will vote on whether to ban the tour buses. it would not ban personal cars, just commercial vehicles. >> a frightening moment when a engine burst in to flames in midair and forced a landing in sfo, it happened over niempt you can see the plane -- it happened overnight. you can see the plane landing, it was headed for australia. a pilot of another plane reported seeing sparks or fire coming from the united jet. the united jet circled around sfo to dump enough fuel before landing,

san francisco might ban tour buses from visiting one of the city's most iconic homes.ing near the full house house on broderick street are frustrated with the noise from tourists and tour buses. if the plan gets approved, only commercial vehicles would be banned, not ride sharing cars. the sfmta is set to vote on the possible ban as early as next week. >>> up next, the giants and the as. we'll show you what happened in game one. stay with us. few years...both t >>> this is good stuff. for the first time in a few years, both the giants and as are in the playoff hunt. tonight the as crossed the bridge. it was the hot ticket in town. even if you didn't have a ticket, grab your canoe. game one of the bay bridge series. top of the fifth, chad pender with the solo home run off madison baumgartner. this g bottom of the seventh, the giants blow this thing wide open. a shot to right field. two are going to come around to score. the giants beat the athletics 7-1. they go at it again tomorrow evening. >>> the world cup final is sunday morning but there's one more match before the

>> kate bennett has been on a tour of new york city checking out all the iconic locations from the showjessica parker often said that new york was the fifth lady on the cast of sex in the city. how big of an impact did that have on the show? >> huge. i mean, i don't think the show would have been what it was if it didn't have new york city as the backdrop. i mean, wherever she goes and her friends, there is always something iconic about manhattan and the characters as they evolved. actually, we're here, ryan, in front of the house where carrie lived in the brownstone featured so much in all the seasons of the show as well as the movie. so it's very interesting to see it in person. and i have with me a person that has been our amazing tour guide on the bus keeping us all entertained. she knows all of her facts. so tell us a little bit about this house. it's actually a home, right? >> oh, it is. it was bout in 2012 for $9.96 million. people live there. we've had talks. they also use the other brownstone right beside for a couple but this outside mostly and this is the iconic one that peop

. >> this is one of our iconic destinations. >> the city knows it is a big loss for downtown san joseis no quick fix. last winter a valve broke underground. the city had to coordinate with surrounding businesses because bringing the power back on will cause a temporary local blackout. >> a requires a lot of energy to run the fountain. we are taking extra precautions and working closely and dillon gee -- diligently with pg&e. >> the city hopes to have the fountains running by august 1. until then, the parks department has brought in ping- pong tables and other games for people -- gets to play. they have extra lounge tears for parents to kick back. >> many people come to have a reprieve from the heat and have a free good fun time. >> definitely a lot of things for people to do at the park. people are missing the fountains . over the next couple of weeks they will have the water running again and they will have to tested to make sure the water is filtered and chlorinated properly before kids can get back in. >> the story goes hand in hand with this graphic. we have been tracking the lack

this year, along with other iconic american places like annapolis'historical city docks. 66, and the many hurricane damaged historic resources of puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. we are honored to join with all of you here to protect what is our nations flagship of historic cases in many ways, mount vernon. this home and its surrounding view shed belongs to all americans. at a time when americans were more divided than it has ever been, and mount vernon ladies association came together from across the country to preserve its beauty and history. in good times and bad, generations sense of work to protect this place -- since have worked to protect this place. now it is our turn. we are here to answer the call. thank you all and thanks for being with us. we look forward to working with you. [applause] >> i would like to thank everyone for coming out and it has been a beautiful day. i appreciate stephanie being here and the region. it is a big fight ahead of us. i know that we can come to a mutually agreeable case. this is one we can win if we work together. we will be happy to t

i want to thank you for placing a priority on the peace plaza, which is an icon for the city and a symbol of peace and we need that very badly in our country and our city. it's extremely symbolic. but i also bring some history to this. i was on the first japantown task force 25 years ago. i want you to be mindful as you proceed, and hopefully this bond will be successful next year, that the management of the very precious money be overseen and balanced well by staff and by you, the commissioners, for oversight. this peace plaza, there was an attempt to restore and renovate the plaza and protect the garage underneath, which is owned by the m.t.a. and operated by a nonprofit, but because of some missteps of the contract, the membrane was poorly installed. so it just continued to erode. and because of that, it's a hazard. it's an electrical hazard in the garage. there's been some mediocre attempts to try to repair it over the last 25 years under willie brown's administration. he allocated some money back then. when thought $1 million would do the trick. increased costs are prohibitive and ve

we're talking about "sex and the city" which will be featured on the "the 2000s." this show is iconicourist attractions, years after the series. secti kate bennett is on the "sex and the city" bus tour about to take it at the plaza hotel. kate, what pivotal scene in the series unfolded there. >> behind me is the plaza hotel, the iconic plaza hotel and this was where mr. big and natasha, the woman he marries, had their engagement party. this was where carrie and big said one of their many good-byes, in front of the plaza hotel area where you thought it was over and it's have dramatic and she quotes "the way we were" and then big moves on to his new life. we're about to move on here to our bus tour. we have a couple dozen women here lined up for on loy location tours ready to do the "sex and the city" bus tour. we'll see fun spot, landmarks like carrie's troop, the restaurants where they hang out in new york. we're talking about iconic television of the 2000s, this was a show that many women and men, joe, watch ed. the city was coming alive for people so we're going to relive that ahead

iconic moments of the show. we're going to be going all around the city, as you said, of course leading up to tonight's premiere , talking about this iconic moment in television. >> so sarah jessica parker, the star and basically producer of the show, has said more than once that new york was the fifth lady on the show. so let's talk a little bit about the locations in the city, the other locations that have sort of become tourist attractions thanks to "sex and the city." >> reporter: it's so true. the show wouldn't have been what it was without having new york city as the backdrop. i mean, these women lived all over manhattan. at one point, miranda moves to brooklyn and everyone freaks out. certainly central park, the stoop at carrie's apartment, magnolia bakery, where the cup cakes got put on the map. all these night life spots and restaurants. the city really felt like part of the characters as carrie bradshaw made her way through her life and love life with her girlfriends around town. this is what we're trying to look at today. these people are really dedicated to the show. the fans stay fans for a long tim

. - our city is famous for its iconic scenery, historic designs, and world-class style. 's the birthplace of blue jeans, and where "the rock" holds court over the largest natural harbor on the west coast. - our 28,000 city and county employees play an important role in making san francisco what it is today. - we provide residents and visitors with a wide array of services, such as improving city streets and parks, keeping communities safe, and driving buses and cable cars. - our employees enjoy competitive salaries, as well as generous benefits programs. but most importantly, working for the city and county of san francisco gives employees an opportunity to contribute their ideas, energy, and commitment to shape the city's future. - thank you for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco. . >> we'll start with the pledge. [pledge of allegiance] >> thank you. >> this is a reminder to silence all electronic devices. fire commission regular meeting wednesday, june 27, and the time is 5:02. item 1, roll call.

single individuals do not build cities but three l.a. icons, an engineer, an artist and an evangelist embodied and drove the three major engines of the city's rise from provincial player to world-class start. the mahalik engineer was the favored waters are who's wildly ambitious vision of the aqueduct brought water to the desert and allow the city to grow far beyond its natural capacity to support urban life. david griffith the artist was the film director who almost single-handedly transform the motion picture from a novelty into a major creative and fabulously lucrative industry, important enough to help build the city. aimee semple mcpherson, the evangelists was a charismatic faith healer and radio preacher who founded her own religion and cemented southern california's reputation as a national hub for seekers of an orthodox spirituality and self-realization. in this marginal and unfinished corner of the country, each of these three innovators discovered a kind of environment offering enough physical and mental space to permit their ideas t

i want to go back out to kate bennett who is visiting iconic sex and the city locations. >> reporter:ar china town. it is in the tv show it was scout which as i know you would know this is aiden and steve's bar that they opened together, the two ex-boyfriends of carrie and miranda. this became their business and there was an opening party. i'm going on. let me just say, she is fashion road kill is one of the greatest lines of all time, that clip we just showed. bravo to whoever pulled that one. we are ending the tour. a lot of the ladies are now enjoying a cocktail or a cosmopolitan. we have been having a great day talking about pop culture and how much the show has influenced the vernacular, how much it did for women's friendships, talking about real issues and love and happiness and all the things that the show brought. i want to sape this is a cosmopolitan, the drink that became famous because of "sex and the city" and became a little too famous because of "sex and the city." it is now famous again. in the movie they said why did we stop drinking these and they said because everybo

i haven't added any rainfall e icons just yet, but increasednd be watching showers. cities away from the coastline ce 91 for the afternoon high and we'll also look at humid weather and we'll be monitoring those, well, isolated thunderstorms near the bay area once we hit friday's forecast. we'll know more once we get closer, just wanted to give everybody a heads up. we'll have more in the summer outlook at 6:19 tonight. >> you're dropping into that monsoonal flow. >>> uber's changing its app. and you can also find those electric scooters to ride, next. >>> happening now, an area near yosemite is closed after campering came down with a gastrointestinal virus. >>> the home land security is sued over human rights. partnersl government. activists gathered onl >>> protesting a tech company's partnership with the federal government. activists gathered outside the sales force tower this morning calling on the company to cancel a contract with u.s. customs and border protection. back in march, the san francisco company started working with the federal government, but it says its wor

. >> it's a city that has iconic value. this is something terrorists go after. >> pitts has previously been convicted of robbery, assault and theft in ohio and wanted for robbery and gun charges in philadelphia. he's accused of attempted material support of a foreign terrorist agency. police won't comment on this case but say to keep people safy week, especially along the water front where the fireworks show will be. >> all good information to know. thank you. there has been a huge volunteer effort to help the undocumented children being detained near the u.s.-mexico border and thousands of people responded to the call for child therapists and interpreters for those separated from their parents. a constitutional rights group is leading the team and raised money so far to help volunteers travel to texas. >>> a miracle of sorts in the high seas, a cruise worker fell off a ship and lost at sea and now been found. you'll hear about the rescue his co-workers never thought would happen. >> people in area may be used to the homele

icon for fans. in the in the city the kids will come on look at this. that's something in the kid's mind i never been able to understand what they see when i look up because it's something it be. i don't know i find something is my lingo in this. when we were driving near i have never seen moves and i look at them and they all wave and small it's just it is a kind of brings out happiness in everybody. for many participants one of the highlights is cruising through the countryside of the korean coast. with a soft top down and at a leisurely pace since the car has a top speed of eighty five kilometers an hour. our speed is almost thirty method but anyway we can really feel this guy. that's getting which end to end that's a thirty. percent of classic cinquecento his passes through one village after another. after a short rest stop the journey continues a journey back in time to the one nine hundred sixty s. when la dolce vito was alive and well. well we stay with the good old times when cars still had style and elegance over poise is a with a passion for b

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that icon represents, for example, the city's low-income senior housing facilities. infrastructure includes all the utilities that the city operates, water, waste water, power, things like waste water pumps are what is listed here on this map. what's clear is that each disagreement on these projects results in delays and increases their costs. >> where is 350 amber on this map? >> 350 amber? >> i beg your pardon -- >> the police academy. >> oh, the police academy? it's in there. >> got it. >> i apologize. i wasn't relating the address and the customer. most of these customer departments are connected to the grid at secondary. that's the lower voltage. pg&e is requiring connection at primary or high voltage. this is the requirement pg&e is imposing that we don't see in the tariff documents. it's a big roadblock for us. that's part of the confusion that you are referring to, supervisor ronen, about when do we know in the process what's required. it's been unclear to us what is required as pg&e has begun to implement their requirements. we refer to documents that had be

ek, we're in new york city with hometown hero, cultural icon, and one of the greatest players in tennis i'm at my best, i feel like i'm the best at the plate. >> he dominated the sport in the early '80s and became a tabloid sensation. >> i became what i would say was sort of like a cigarette smoker that couldn't kick the habit. >> mcenroe reflects on his life as a he challenges of fatherhood, and the loss of his parents. >> still coming to grips with a gives us a tour of his soho gallery and shows us the mission of his manhattan tennis academy in action. all that coming up right here on "in depth." ♪ ♪

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