jane kim by unexpectedly, so she would like to say a few words. [cheers and applause] >> so it really is incredible that these lights have come on. just a couple of days before my turn was ending, only because this was one of the first projects i worked on when i came into office in 2011. it only took a little over eight years, but this did really begin in the community first, when the negotiations with cpmc began about the move of their hospital to the van ness core door, and has a lot of questions about the impact that this hospital would have in terms of traffic to the neighborhood, in terms of economy, and many other things. it was groups like central city s.r.o. collaborative who had been working collaboratively on passages to increase adult presence on the streets as kids walk and back doors walk back and forth between school and afterschool programs, and i see many of our partners are here today. and randy, who talked about a study of how this neighborhood had the least number of streetlights at night of any neighborhood here in san francis

and also recognize commissioner jane kim, who actually stayed on after her tenure to help select the director of the m.t.c., which was announced last week, and that is terese mcmillan, and i think she is an excellent choice of the leader of the m.t.c., who served 2.5 decades at the m.t.c. in 2009, she joined president obama's federal transit administration and eventually served as the acting executive authority of the m.t.a. before in 2016 going to los angeles. we look forward to working with her and her team when she starts in march. and as we welcome therese, we would also like to extend our thanks and appreciation to the out going many-year m.t.c. that's a lot of letters. steve heminger, who will retire at the end of february and everything he bestowed on san francisco county, and they were a great partner from funding major capital projects, like the central subway, our transbay terminal, which someday will reopen and generations of muni, b.a.r.t., and caltrain vehicles, so i really want to salute steve for his leadership in helping get the regional bridge measures, r.m.-2 and 3

former supervisor jane kim did the same thing in district 6. and the vast majority of services and shelters and navigation centers for people in the city are in district 6, 9, and 10. number one, it is time for other districts to step up. it is time not to just complain about the problem, but to get out of this building, go locate a space, work with city officials, find the money and open a navigation center. that is the way that you can deal with housed residences and businesses who are understandably are complaining about people camping in front of their houses and a dangerous situation in the streets. it is understandable that people are complaining. this should not be our solution to homelessness, people sleeping in front of residences and businesses in the streets. but the only way to solve that problem is to create dignified alternative spaces for people. sweeping them and giving them one night in a shelter, that's not going to do it. where are they going to go when they get out of the shelter? where are they going to go? they don't have

i want to thank jim and all the members of the community steering committee, as well as jane kim and matt haney for their support throughout the process. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hello, my name is lia. i'm a resident of soma west. i've been a proud member of the community for the past few years. i am so excited to see this community benefit district move forward. it's been badly needed in the neighborhood. and i'm really just want to thank matt haney and the steering committee for all the work they've done to organize this. i hope that it passes and moves forward because i think it will be a tremendous benefit for soma west. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> hello, my name is deborah. i'm an 11-year resident of soma west. i am grateful for all of the help i've had from supervisor kim as well as supervisor haney in support of this. i'm on the steering committee and i can tell you from the inception of the steering committee, i've never worked with a more sincere group of people that are interested in the benefits that a community benefit

i ran a supervisor campaign in district three in 2008, and i ran a mayor's race, jane kim's mayor's race last year. so i have the point of view from the position of an advocate and someone who tries to create the rules. i certainly concur with the staff objective, and i really am speaking specifically to the proposal to eliminate the spending limits in the event that any candidate exceeds them, or the candidates, i.e., exceeds them. i certainly agree with the objectives on page two and three of the memo. and then, the second objective in there is -- the argument is that it doesn't do much, it has no benefit. this proposal is wrong. it does neither. the second is simply, the facts don't bear it out. there's charts, in an attempt to back this up, that because candidates already go over the spending limit, why do we need a spending limit when candidates are already going over it. staff is not proposing limiting it entirely, i understand that, but the effect will be the same. certainly, likely the races that are competitive this fall, under the proposal, there would be no spending limit once

jane: what does mr. kim need to achieve here? balbina: well, mr.as very much a hstake, but i'm sure came with one message from and that is we, or i need easing of u.s. economic sanctions and pressures. thatat is e needs right away, and he will not make a move on denuclearization until he gets it. jane: is any of this likely to the nerves alm north korea's neighbors -- south korea in particular? balbina: i think if president trump -- we expect as much --o does agreeme sort of easing of sanctions -hihe has toutedis a feel-good measure and everything is going great -- but if he does accept that and north korea possibly offers a gesture or o that indicates some specifics on potential roadmaps to denuclearization, then south korea, that is exactly what south korea is looking for. jane: and their personal donaldonship -- trump makes a lot about how he gets on with world leaders. is that important here? balbina:t w interesting is that in this one case i would argue it actually is. thwith n korea, this is how the regime has operated for the last 70 years.

the biggest priority is to reach an agreement on how to implement kim's promise to get rid of nuclear weapons and diplomatic editor jane spays reports from the vietnamese capital hanoi. kim jong il arriving in hanoi after a long journey by train from north korea all the way across china he's here for the latest stage of one of the most unusual diplomatic process has ever in two years it's ranged from the threat of imminent war made in the u.n. general assembly we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea to ten months later a face to face summit the first time the leaders of these two countries technically still at war had ever met and there was an instant bond. and then we fell in love ok no really he wrote me beautiful letters and they're great let us. we fell in love even a former state department official from the obama administration was impressed i have a dozen criticisms of the trumpet ministration foreign policy from presidential impulsiveness to disrespect and misuse of dedicated public servants in the u.s. government on this particular issue i am willing to give president trump credit for trying

jane meade the whole. thing just. welcome back u.s. president donald trump reportedly has settled on a nominee to replace jenny kim as president of the world bank mr trump is expected to name david moore per se noted critic of the bank former chief economist for bear stearns bank and currently an official in the trump treasury department to replace mr kim who decided to leave the world bank presidency with three years left. in his term under a largely unspoken gentlemen's agreement and they were all men unfortunately europe and the united states have shared the power over top post at the world bank's international financial institutions or eyes with europe choosing the head of the international monetary fund and the us assuming the parag to choose the world bank president those protocols are under increasing pressure from within and without the institutions mr maule press has claimed that is including the world bank have become too intrusive inside the bank the world bank group staff association has already released an open letter to the executive directors of presidential success and process in which the staff gently suggested a change to

jane, thank you as always. all right, hours before the president is expected to meet face to face with kim jong-un, michael cohenthe oversight committee. the one on wednesday will be the only one that will be public. the committee chairman elijah cummings announced it will not answer questions lardiregarding russian election. but it will involve the president's debt and payments to influence the election. compliance with financial disclosure requirements, campaign finance laws and tax laws, any actual conflicts of interest, a detailed look at the president's business practices, the accuracy of the president's public statements, any potential fraudulent or inappropriate practices by the trump foundation, and public efforts by the president and his attorney to intimidate mr. cohen or others not to testify. he joined the organization back in 2006 and he had been working closely with the president ever since. joining me now, ken dela arkdil. he knows trump well and she a well established liar. >> that is right, he will have to clear up the lie that's he told to the house and senate intelligence committee about the t

. >> president trump scissors tay open to meeting with kim jung-un again but has not committed to a third summit pep ja. janearman, we're looking at this in a black and white way. deal or no deal. but the fact that the two of them had a summit, that they got together, could that be a sign that there is at least some more progress, they are understanding who one another where? remember that one meeting that president trump had after the elect, obama said the biggest risk we face is north korea. is meeting and not necessarily signing a deal such a bad thing? >> no. and i commend president trump for focusing attention very early in his administration on north korea. president obama was focused on iran much more than he was on north korea. and i commend him for trying twice to strike the right deal. he has hit it yet. the first summit was basically a photo-op. this summit was -- he did the right thing to walk away from a bad deal. but as i see it, it was a win for north korea. look, they are on the world stage. kim jung-un is staying in vietnam to do a state visit for the next two days. he is welcomed in world c

kim will meet -- >> it was forgotten for a very, very long time. >> reporter: a hotel stairway leads to a rediscovered bomb shelter that shielded staff and guests, including janeonda from american air raids in the '70s. >> we are approximately four meters under the ground now. >> reporter: vietnam has for the most part put its own painful past behind it, and it could be the biggest early beneficiary of the trump/kim summit. >> for the vietnamese government, this is a moment to showcase their achievements. of course it brings more trade and investment, but it also gives them more diplomatic prestige. >> reporter: before turning his attention to the summit, president trump has a meeting tomorrow with vietnam's president and prime minister. >>> and just ahead, the growing mystery at one of the nation's premier racetracks. >>> and the big announcement about the star of that super bowl commercial. a young woman making history on the football field, when we come back. >>> next tonight, the growing mystery that has shut down one of the country's best known race tracks. here's miguel almaguer. >> what a horse! >> reporter: tonight one of the most famed racetracks in t

president trump and kim are set to meet at hanoi's colonial area metropole hotel in a celebrity like janeder the hotel during the vietnam war. we will bring you some history of those hotels. all that and more on our next hour of "fox news @ night." we will stick around for life events involving the president there in vietnam. we are sticking around for another hour, we hope you will too, it starts in just a minute. ♪ so why not bundle them with esurance and save up to 10%? which you can spend on things you really want to buy, like... well, i don't know what you'd wanna buy because i'm just a guy on your tv. esurance. it's surprisingly painless. >> shannon: this is a fox news alert, extended coverage for tonight, the second summit between president trump and north korean leader kim jong un is now officially underway. just moments ago saw the president meet with boat vietnam's president and prime minister signing key trade deals and now discussing trade and chinese moves in the region at a working lunch. next up, dinner with kim. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in

umpires details coming up president trump north korean leader kim jong-un currently having dinner in hanoi, vietnam holding second summit tomorrow janea, good morning to you, the president, probably about to wrap up his -- his dinner rather with kim jong-un also includes secretary of state mike pompeo, and acting chief of staff mick mul mulvaney. >> kim jong-un sister there seated between president and secretary a couple other officials the president one-on-one meeting again, tried to sell kim, on the promise of economic benefits of joining the global economy by getting rid of nuclear program, last year he go at a chance to take a look at what happens in singapore when you embrace capitalism went to marine based sands hotel big casino in signing signing important end by trump don oer sheldon aid aidson kim go ahead and answer to get rid of nuclear weapons before economic benefits we do not know mow hardown the road the president will get in terms of denuclearization other than closing a couple facilities one a rocket engine plant the other one nuclear bomb testing facility as in taken no tens december manhattanedling program a big is

prism and jane and his government believing that this is another important step towards peace you know the kind of process that has begun since last year ever since president gene meeting with kim german early last year and then followed by the singapore summit and so on so certainly the majority of the people seem to be hoping that substantial progress will be made this time again adding on the result from last year but however there is a minority view conservatives are very much concerned whether trump will at the end as a result of this talk in hanoi announce something there will actually considerably compromise south korea's capability to defend itself if north korea keeps their nuclear weapons in one they are in on or another what they call a small deal or whatever in that case the south korea will be threatened by continue to be threatened by north korea that has nuclear weapons and as we see these talks for costs more on the present and the future of nuclear capability conservatives here are very much concerned about the past nuclear capability meaning the things that north korea has produced and then keeping in their pocket and of course after the end of the singapore s

kim jong-un. out of the first, i think there was general language, but it felt more like atmospherics than specifics. can we expect specifics here? what do we need to move forward? jane people think that was a photo op. but the good news is donald trump is paying attention. and two, there is no testing, active testing right now, but all of our intelligence folks think that north korea still is developing nuclear -- its nuclear program, which is way more developed than iran's was. so there needs to be more specifics. some speculate maybe north korea will -- their most visible facility, but that is not denuclearization. and china is working with north korea on this. china wants containment, it does not want denuclearization and north korea as part of south korea. and we are dealing with china on a trade agreement, so there is linkage. david: we have been watching air force one taking off in washington as he heads to hanoi. perhaps president obama did not pay enough attention, but president trump has been assertive on this and has funny to watch people who have failed to lay me how to negotiate, but thanks anyway." does he have a point? jane: to be fair, obama was payin

kim jong un's idea was that the nuclear weapons were pretty much a life insurance policy for him. because he saw that nobody can attack them. president trump came to the table. >> harris: jessie janevery much. i appreciate her expertise. i'm going to scoot to the president now. we are awaiting president trump's first remarks since the state of union last night. more from it when happens. plus, thousands of migrants flooding our southern border and putting pressure on both mexican and u.s. officials ut myself. but believe me... i'm not your average consumer. that's why i switched to liberty mutual. they customized my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. and as a man... uh... or a woman... with very specific needs that i can't tell you about- say cheese. mr. landry? oh no. hi mr. landry! liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ when a nasty cold won't let you sleep, try new nyquil severe with vicks vapocool and vaporize it. ahhhhh! shhhhh! new nyquil severe with vicks vapocool. the vaporizing, nightime coughing, aching, stuffy head, best sleep with a cold, medicine. - (phone ringing)a phones offe

kim jong—un. hello and welcome. i am christian fraser in london, jane o'brien is in washington.r leader, jeremy corbyn, says his party will seek a second referendum to prevent what he calls a damaging tory brexit. in the last hour a statement from mr corbyn‘s says labour 5 move will be two—pronged. he will first seek to force theresa may to adopt his party 5 approach to brexit. and in the event she refuses, as seems likely, he will support an amendment in favour of a people's vote. until now mr corbyn has resisted moves from within the party to support a second referendum. and at the moment it doesn't appear there is a parliamentary majority for such an amendment. but that could change in the coming weeks if mrs may's fails to secure support for her deal. let's speak to our chief political correspondent, vicki young, who's in westminster for us. jeremy corbyn has been under huge pressure for many labour members, and some of his mps to move towards this idea of another referendum. now, their policy was hammered out after much arguing behind the scenes, at their party conference i