we hope that you move forward with this lemgs lation today. thank you. >> supervisor safai: thank you. next speaker. >> erin davis once again, and i support the cultural district's legislation. san francisco is a diverse place, but the soul of the city is being driven by techtopia. this is a step in the rite direction in preserving our neighborhoods and businesses and that developers work with, rather than against the community in an area. i have witnessed and contributed to a community benefits agreement with different organizations, many sro hotel exist in and around these cultural districts, and this would help preserve them as a vital low-income housing source. please approve this and not only that, fund this so we can help keep the soul of this city alive. thank you. >> supervisor safai: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is tony robles. i am filipino and black, and i am a resident of san francisco. i want to quote the words of my father, al robles. he said sometimes any heart is black, and sometimes my heart

offensive to get a better atmosphere during those high level talks with china about future trade to lation is now it seems that there could be something totally different behind all of this while mr trump is negotiating with china on trade the trump organization is involved in a deal linked to a chinese developed by a state owned chinese construction company confirmed that they had formalized plans to develop a theme park in tunisia the park is a park as a part of a broader project in the trump organization as existing licensing agreement for other company and so this could be some sort of interest conflict there taking place than just really briefly daniel what are the chances of all this resulting in lower tariffs across the board better trade deals and more growth. when i was talking with an analyst about that a little bit earlier is yes there is the hope that this could be the case but this would be rational thinking at the end all of them are thinking that at the end also the united states would be very hurt with those higher tears but yeah this is this is rational thinking rational t

where we're in the biggest country with a think it's much simpler lation of the well. in the like most of the people there's a very moderate form of islam there has been some real talk of the past years but we're witnessing one of the wars that again is a minority but usually the facts are focused on policemen and security forces. so people are not used to seeing an attack on this scale at what are they saying about the news there today well as the tool keeps climbing we're now on only lead and then more than forty injured people are going to the social media which is the main way of communication discount cases. to express their outrage although they think the nation population is. very. resilient. oblation a very resilient community certainly because he said something to no one was suspect in this is scale especially taking into account under the previous days there has been other attacks there was a riot. maximum security in the south jakarta there were some arrests against some jihadists the next day so the situation now is certainly of certain amount of fear. than

if you noted the may 1 substitution of this lemgs lati lation -- legislation really pared down last year. this is sort of a clean umm legislation of the few items that we wanted to see in terms of finance campaign amendments. so i'll be quick. the first item that we're asking to do with this lemgs lation is to -- in the voter information pamphlet, actually state which candidates have accepted the voluntary expenditure ceiling and which have not. as you know this only applies to a couple races, such as the d.a., p.d. and the board of education. the other component we're moving forward is of course we know that there can't be candidate coordination with other committees, but we're actually asking that there be a signed statement under penalty of perjury in regards to not having coordination between candidate controlled campaigns and another committee. and the other two quick things we're doing is we're making statutory changes to the law to reflect what's already kind of happening at the ethics commission. in particular there's been a lot of discussion about sharing information with voters

i want to thank you for holding this important hearing on this lengths lation that was introduced by supervisor hillary ronen with so many amazing cosponsors that will have an indelible impact on the future of san francisco. many other people in this room have worked tirelessly to make sure as san francisco moves forward into the future it does not lose its heart and soul. we cannot stop time and we do not want to get in the way of progress but progress does not have to happen at the expense of

is that, from everything i understand by north korea, which is obviously just what this as ca pit lationt as a sign of his strength, that their nuclear program is complete and he can negotiate with equals with the president of the united states as the head of another nuclear powered nation. when he talks about denuclearization, he doesn't see it as unilateral to denuclearization. he sees it as completely removing the threat of nuclear action on the korean peninsula, and so the idea that trump has apparently gotten in his head that kim is on the cusp of a full ca pit lation has never been right and so -- the other final part of that is that a lot of what we're hearing from kim has the conciliatory statements we've heard from him have come through moon who is desperately trying to de-escalate this whole situation and so i think that, you know -- i think that kim is not going to let himself be painted as like trump's patsy as opposed to trump's equal. >> one interesting point to the statement. historically north korea doesn't really care what the world thinks about them. they control their

one is that on sacramento lemgs lation, i would strongly ur lation, -- legislation, i would strongly urge you, chair fewer to have staff cue up for the next meeting an action item for potential legislation in sacramento so that by then -- by the beginning of next meeting, we will probably know what the problem bills are pretty clearly. we're already getting a sense of that, and we can send you e-mails before that and maybe hopefully staff at sfpuc and staff at other bodies will be able to contact you and say these are the problem bills, calcca. and that way, you will be able to take action next month before this stuff really starts flying through committees. so i'd really urge you to do that. i'd just like to amplify on the tetratech thing, so tetratech is a company that works for the navy all over the country, has been caught falsifying date a toxic public cleanup. our organization went with an organization called clean action, i specifically asked them about treasure island and yerba buena island and said, well, tetratech also did the same kind of work out there. why aren't we also

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jane: what ithe state of lations between ukraine and the u.s. since all this is said to have happened? paul: it was an interesting arc -- during the election campaign rainian government along with a lot of people thought that hillary clinton would win and tnald trump wouldn't victor. the ukrainians were particularly worried by what they saw as the pro-russian tone of trump's remarks. according to my sources, they intervened, they leaked material harmful to paul manafort paul manafort had to resign. if that is what happened, it was a disastrous miscalculation, and that l to the scramble to ge a proper sitdown with mr. trump. the ukrainian presidency, while initially refusing to comment onhis, has now responded to a local journalist, calling it a blatant lie. it.cohen himself deni and we should stress that there is no suggestion that trump knew of or took money from this arrangement. jane: paulnk wood, tfor joining me. president trump offered a teaser regarding his planned summit with north korea's jong-un, saying that we will know next week wheth

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but in the fifty fourth minutes you lation for full support of the would be the sport of the ball with the title if you take the lead of thank yous turning into both sports' best performance under law video and their biggest home will of the season with the defensive open nothing they did to me before and in stoppage time your super kahlo also got on the scoresheet making it for one. of the cars that the i think also helped create the other three. but more. simply for sport managed to make the playoff spot for the second successive season. thank you but. it's a funny feeling we put in that performance but it's still not over just to be honest it's an uneasy feeling. most consumers are although it could be worse of course and the fear factor. for myself before the game i believed we would make the playoff spots and of course now i firmly believe will progress for sure. they'll be facing lowly killed in the two legged play offs and saturday's performance will at least give their confidence a welcome placed. so as one big top flight side lives to fight another day it curtains for the leag

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any lation of independent media by several means by economic means by political means and i think this goes together with very worrying political developments that is what we said before that it goes hand in hand we have in several countries we have a very cute then see two autocratic regimes where there is one then this trying to talk to limit individual freedoms citizens freedom freedoms one more and the limitation of free press is a part of it that it is supposed repression and persecution of journalists are often seen as being associated with war with autocracy but i was struck by the connection in those two cases that we just saw with corruption both of the reporters who were murdered were investigating forms of corruption and in fact state capture. tell us something about that nexus and is that also part of the phenomenon we seen in russia nor are russian government care for the other instruments to control the press it's not about killing time it is making general sort of just the nexus between corruption and repression of the press. for them the nexus between corruption and rep

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the other both north and south korea these military exercises again as i mentioned simulate in iowa lation of north korea holding off on military drills was in fact one of the points agreed upon back in january when the north froze its nuclear tests and that was confirmed last month when kim and moon met and promised to bring peace to the korean peninsula and just a week ago u.s. senator suggested awarding trump with a nobel peace prize for promoting peace between the two koreas and of course trump was in full agreement. thank you this is recklessly needlessly provocative on the part of the united states it makes you wonder if some part of the u.s. military establishment actually trying to sabotage or subvert any effort to bring about a peace treaty between north korea in the united states why else would this exercise go forward. to a palestinian protesters dead by israeli forces on tuesday joining. patient rallies on the gaza border with israel fifty nine were killed on monday in protest against the relocation of the u.s. embassy to jerusalem but u.n. security council which held a special

because we far prefer people to be openly using the technology with some sort of safeguards of major lation rather than to be doing so quietly or without admitting it which might could lead to any sort of abuse of itself it's a very genuine benefit to this technology and that any new tech has the potential to be abused and doesn't mean it shouldn't be developed. there is indeed a number of areas where there is benefit here in terms of the identification of people who are on watch lists who are a genuine threat to society but there are also real risks in terms of our personal privacy and we need to ensure that there are safeguards in place there as judicial supervision and we need to know how long images are going to be stalled who's images are going to be stored and who's going to have access to these images because i wasn't being located in the us and under us regulation is under the purview of the new cloud act in the us where the security services can seize that data and that may be data that's outside the us which would be of concern to people if the images are connected elseworlds yeah

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offer an alternative to the hyper liberalism that is running europe today nationalism every answer lation hood his fiance thank you for being on conflicts on the set clinton was a pleasure having you with me thank you very much. you a few of the below . you. thank you. time for our running. a little book that became a global manifesto activist stefan insead addressed the injustices in modern society. and became a hero of the younger generation. time for our great time to. stefan it's a. fifteen minute d.-w. . is released seventy years to displace two nations at odds over what homeland featured in our program. when robin and her friends agreed on peace but an assassin put an end to that train. to returning to the history of the displaced people still fighting for their homeland israel seventy years may twelfth on t.w. of all broadcast times online. called the german screen together in one nation from shanda money to chancellor also from bismarck. the history of the germans has been shaped by great rulers. i swell always to bring my royal college of vaseline protect christendom and spread t

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between gaza and israel dozens of them wounded with live ammunition others suffering from tear gas and lation thousands of palestinians gathered on friday for a sixth week of protests they are demanding the right to return to their homes seized by israel back in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight. and palestinian president mahmoud abbas has apologized for remarks that he made about the holocaust earlier this week he had suggested that the persecution of european jews was because of their roles as bankers and money lenders rather than their religion or race who in his apology he condemned anti-semitism and called the holocaust quote the most wretched crime in history. india is bracing for more wild weather a day after dust and thunder storms killed more than one hundred twenty people in five states and injured another two hundred many of the dead were sleeping when their houses collapsed after being struck by lightning or gust of wind. you're watching news still to come on the program a special report from cameroon an eruption of violence as english speaking parts of the country seek to br

legislation prohibits references to wartime nazi death camps in the country as being polish though some by lation of the law could face up to three years in prison the law though has faced a backlash in particular from israel and the us why the polish government has seen fit to come up with this legislation for beating people to have an opinion about the guilt or lack thereof of the polish nation it is bad for governments to try and regulate culture and history and literature. while no one can understand what why they would like to have some control over the narrative but it is all in all that bad practice the history of no matter whether they are polish or foreign should be the guards and this should be.

model is built on but china is very much an leveling the playing field and that kind of minute if you lations a big problem for the german industry and if you just want to spell out that point about the unlevel playing field the way in just in recent weeks what the chinese have been doing is they've they've built a surreptitious share. holding a chinese company has bought up on without acknowledging it at the proper time a stake of about ten percent and dimer so that's one of the technologies they're after right now they're having a second attempt to buy internet electricity grid operator that is also quite strategic and people and i think i liked what you said about in america has gone too far the populists trump have taken the debate here for some reason that hasn't entered the populist sort of bullhorn yet and but there are i believe in germany for instance the most people are unaware of this but people like the new economics minister it's now his job to think calmly but firmly about this and because for instance in the thing on his desk is right now the chinese are trying to buy into the

good the north korean play is well better than you might think of course due to the country's size lation they won't be making waves on the international scene anytime soon but in classic communist states like north korea athletes and national sports teams are important cogs in the state propaganda machine lauded by the leader to prove what a good job he's doing and show how powerful a nation he's created. over the next few days dennis is kept busy whipping the north korean team into shape sharing all the know how he built up over a decade at the top of the game. it's just a few days until christmas and it's time for dennis and his entourage to head home to spend some quality time with their friends and families. stopping over in beijing the team are surprised at how much negative press the match is attracting i'm. willing to. leave. a. lot. everything changed before christmas our collective view in terms of our the project change before christmas. and that it all seems to do its approach. north korea was suddenly the subject of intense intense international scrutiny kim jong un is basica

met in the chinese city of delhi on china as pyongyang main diplomatic and economic ally they were lation as had been strained over the north's nuclear program. well north korea is expected to top the agenda trilateral talks taking place in tokyo between japan south korea and china this is their first summit since twenty fifteen previously relations were a little bit frosty and they've now improved largely because of common interests like trade when hey reports from the japanese capital. we may not see any major announcements from the summit but the mere fact that it's taking place is significant given that it is the first time that the south korean president and the chinese premier league pitching have visited japan in an official capacity the japanese prime minister shinzo are they will hold bilateral discussions with his counterparts while they are here in tokyo but most interest will center around the trilateral summit where it's thought that the situation in north korea will be at the top of the agenda following that into korean summit that was held on the twenty seventh of april it'

lation police have seized nearly thirty million dollars from three apartments linked to the family of former prime minister najib razak anticorruption officers also found bags containing jewelry and watches police say no son and daughter were living in the apartments. question on allegations that billions of dollars were stolen from the state investment fund while he was prime minister he denies any wrongdoing to figure part of this more from kuala lumpur. police say they waited three premises allegedly linked to the former prime minister najib one most apparent lee occupied by his daughter the other by his son and the third was vacant now in this vacant apartment they say they found twenty nine million dollars in cash in twenty six different currencies they also say they found thirty seven bags of luggage containing jewelry and luxury watches these are currently being valued but police say the value may exceed the amount of cash they found they also found two hundred eighty four luxury handbags including brick and bags these are currently being authentic ated now these have all been

the san francisco police commission is a civilian body that sets residence lation for the police department tazers are weapons that discharge electrical currents into an individual. auto mated external defibrillators are portable electronic devices that are used following a heart attack. san francisco police officers do not currently use tazers. about half of police department patrol vehicles versus defibrillators. any policy control on tazers or defibrillators cannot be changed by the commission. tazers may be used when a person is actively resisting, assaulting or exhibiting any action likely to result in serious bodily injury or death of another person, themselves or a police officer. proposition h would authorize the police department to purchase tazers for each police officer subject to the following conditions: the officer has successfully completed the department's use of force and threat assessment training, uses only police department issued tazers and holsters. holsters the tazer on side of his or her body opposite from the firearm. police department vehicles are equipped with def

president trump reacting after rudy guliani's re-lation that the president reimbursed his personal attorney for those payments to the porn star. here's the president this morning. >> rudy is a great guy. he just started a day ago. he really has his heart into it. he's working hard. he's learning the subject matter. he's going to be issuing a statement, too. he's a great guy. he knows it's a witch hunt. that's what he knows. he's seen a lot of them. he said he's never seen anything so horrible. he started yesterday. he will get his facts straight. he's a great guy. >> all right. many in the white house say they first learned about the reimbursement from guliani's wednesday night interview with sean hannity here on fox. yesterday reporters asked press secretary sarah sanders to explain the discrepancy. watch this. >> you said on march 7 there was no knowledge of any payments from the president. he's denied all of these allegations. were you lying to us at the time or were you in the dark? >> the president denies and continues to decline the claim. i gave the best information i had at the time

and i want to also thank my cosponsors of this lemgs lation, supervisors fewer, peskin, and kim. and i want to thank the people that came out today for the press conference: jane chin, my former classmate and interim executive director of the chinese historical society, cynthia choi, who's the coexecutive director for chinese affirmative action. and also the asian american bar association, president david xi. >> supervisor ronen: could i just say a couple words? >> supervisor yee: yes, you may. >> supervisor ronen: thank you so much. i just wanted to thank you for bringing this forward and would ask to be a cosponsor, as well. >> supervisor yee: thank you. >> supervisor ronen: i am so happy that you're making this -- this change in our shameful, racist history here in san francisco. i think it now is exactly the same not only because it is asian american history month, but also because this similar racist xenophobic attack is happening today, every single day, so it's concentrated today on the latino community, but it's part of -- not just the latino community but largely the lat

lations. >>> we are learning new details tonight about the deadly crash involving a drive less uber suv that hit and killed a pedestrian in arizona. federal investigators now say the autonomous uber detected that pedestrian six seconds before the crash. but it didn't stop because the emergency braking system had been disabled. the national transportation safety board released the findings as part of a preliminary report on the crash. investigators say uber disabled emergency braking maneuvers while under computer control in order to reduce the potential for erratic behavior. and with that crash in mind, we went to find out if we are getting ahead of ourselves in the rush to have driverless cars. ktvu's tom vacar joins us now from the newsroom with what he found out. >>> reporter: almost all new technologies get their thorough vetting before they get out into the world. that's much less so with autonomous vehicles, believe it or not. >>> reporter: it takes years of testing to certify airliners to ever carry passengers. most drugs go through years of animal and human clinical trials befor

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are our counterparts in terms of creating transportation infrastructure, smaller, much obviously,lation, one of the ways in which you move across great distances is airways. is railroads, which has largely disappeared from the american scene. what if any of you would like to speak to that issue as well. ednarek: the size of the united states played a big role in the embrace of aviation, because we are just very large and airplanes could transport people and things much faster than surface transportation could. that is what the post office was about. they wanted to deliver the mail faster. as early as the 1920's, they did an experiment where they were going to fly day and night, thre mail, from what kos to the other, and they could do it in 36 hours, which was days ahead of what could happen if it was carried by the railroad. and this was one of the dramatic stunts that was done to provide the value of airmail, particularly for the contracts or other kinds of documents that were very time sensitive, that you could deliver them quickly. and it is a long way from one coast to the other in

making this calculation, if i can get a bett economy, better society, am i willing to tolerate a lot lation i personally would not make that choice but a lot of people do and i sort get it. >> everybody always tends to overestimate the impact the president on the economy and, in this case, yes, it's fantastic, and elkhart, is by the way, the kind of poster child for the resurgence of the manufacturing economy because thy build loft recreational vehicles there. but the -- at its worst, indeed, the unemployment rate in elkhart was 20 but guss what it was when donald trump took office? it was 3.2%. now it's 2.2%. if you're going to give credit to a president, the bulk of the credit goes to a different president than donald trump. >> we have too much elkhart. everyone goes cearlt. there are a lot of towns in this country. >> you're going to get a lot of viewer mail from people in elkhart now. (laughter) >> let me talk about the larger primary pictuid. the prt made clear he wants to get out there, right that's correct he wants to keep hitting the road. >> he loves a campaign rally. adey are now

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