there are discrete and clear actions to be done and our cities are leading with plans to do exactly that cities, the work is underway. and in the leading cities, the plans are also including thinking about how to include those least well-off who are being the most impacted by climate change and what is the impact on jobs and the economy. los angeles is doing great and i applaud the mayor there doing excellent work on electric buses. and i would like to give three examples from international cities of how they are incorporating thinking about jobs in the economy with their climate strategies. has aver in canada is -- plan specifically measuring actual jobs created through green initiatives and through green companies in areas like food, energy.., and it has goals based on those measurements to double the number of jobs in those sectors and double the number of companies in those sectors in the next five years. copenhagen, which is leading in so many ways, is also -- has also integrated the thinking on jobs, and economic growth into climate change strategies. it includes a cleantech accele

city hall. a packed house and no shortage of opinions over who should lead the city right now. >>> right now it e and no decisions over who should lead the city at this point in time. thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj hathai. the acting mayor may be forced out. at issue, should the mayor stay on as actor mayor until the special election if june or does the high profile position give her an unfair advantage in the election. she does want the job full-time. roz plater joins us at city hall with the latest. roz? >> things were heated even before the supervisors got to the items on the agenda about pointing at interim mayor. that board of supervisors waiting to get in. now she became the acting mayor because she is board of supervisors president and continues to serve as supervisor. in in the audience argued she shouldn't hold any three positions. others say why is it even different than in 1978 after the mayor was assassinateed. >> madam dianne feinstein, president of this board. there was no debate.

ahead through kevin de bruyne, they had a second ruled out before raheem sterling doubled the lead. cityr they could. but the second half brought a new approach. the home side almost finding their own moment of beauty. but city‘s is a style all of their own and few can find a way to beat them. at stamford bridge, the fa cup has real significance. now perhaps chelsea‘s best hope of a trophy, against newcastle that motivation was not difficult to see. michy batshuayi‘s chances this season have been limited but when they do, his way they —— he has a habit of making them count. two from him in the first out. a winning performance crowned by a brilliant marcos alonso free kick. chelsea got what they wanted. they will now hope for plenty more. rangers are back up to second in the scottish premiership. they‘ve jumped above aberdeen on goal difference after beating bottom side ross county 2—1 at victoria park. jason cummings came off the bench to score his first goal for the club. the bench to score his celtic are 11 points clear at the top of the table. england‘s cricketers finished their one d

it was labor-run lead city council. >> mr. speaker, for the record, ledes has not signed a contract with carrilian. it's the government that has been handing out contracts. it's the government's responsibility to ensure carrilian is properly managed! between july, mr. speaker, between july and the end of last year the share price of carrilian fell by 90%, three profit warnings were issued, unbelievably, some contracts rewarded by the government even after the third profit warning. mr. speaker, it looks like the government was handing carrilian public contracts either to keep the company a float which clearly hasn't worked or it was just deeply negligent of the crisis that was coming down the line. >> mr. speaker, i am very happy to answer questions when the gentleman asks one. [ cheering ] >> mr. speaker, i have asked if they've been negligent or not and they clearly have been very negligent. though they might shout, mr. speaker, but the reality is as of today over 20,000 carrilian workers are very worried about their future a

you know, furthermore, in san francisco, we are a leading city. we're a beacon. people are flooding here from across the country as rights are being stripped away, and so people are looking at us to continue to push the needle on this issue, and i think it's important that we do more. i won't go into all the specific data, but i think in my work with the lgbt center prior to this role, i was the director of economic development, and we were able to partner with hrc and sney on the needs assessment, and there were some really great quotes. and i think sometimes bringing the voices of the community that we serve into the room is really helpful. one person says, "it's sometimes really sad because this is supposed to be the town and the city where we are free to be ourselves, and sometimes it isn't." another person said, i stay home a lot since i don't feel safe in my neighborhood. and then, in terms of the call to action, someone said" what a person who experiences violence really needs is practical help, an advocate when talking to the police, an assistant to find

examples of other leading cities and submit the revised indicators to the office of mayor. this is underway. as you know, for department of homelessness recently issued their strategic plan as part of that they have a huge effort underway to develop metrics for that. so, we are kind of shadowing and seeing what they're doing and plan on working with them over the next couple of months to revise those measures and expand what we have on the score card's website. finally, we have recommendation 8 in consultation with other government entities and community organizationing, the controller's office should ensure that by january 1, 2018, one or more indicators are amended or added to ensure that we are tracking reporting on the equitable distribution of government spending and services. this is underway. we have an effort with the city department of the human rights commission and all city departments and the plan once those survey results come in is to develop city wide equity mess tricks. once they are come -- metrics, once complete we will update those on the website. i'm hap

as arsenal chase a spot in the top four paul lambert will attempt to lead stoke city to safety after faced the media today and admitted he was not the first choice for the club although he did not care. i never thought i would get the chance again to come backin would get the chance again to come back in and take a team from the championship back—up. i am honoured and privileged to be here. i never second—guessed it. i knowi and privileged to be here. i never second—guessed it. i know i was not first choice, whether i was 15th choice, it does not matter. it is a great opportunity. the fa cup takes centre stage tonight, five thirds round replays including west ham and their attempt. conor mcnamara said their attempt. conor mcnamara said the scene from the london stadium. well there has been a recent managerial merry—go—round in the premier league and i think the replacement of david moyes with slaven bilic has been welcome. five games now unbeaten in a row for west ham and they moved five points clear of the relegation zone in the premier league. of course tonight is the fa cup, third

on the fringes of some of those mega cities make a slum is perched on stilts trying to role play the lead of the cities are beginning to develop even in the search areas for the. architect good layout the army is also the most sustainable solution for the communities hardest hit by the types of change for the local tech to continue with working all this time on a disease. and under pointed one of. us and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dry river beds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country have been truly unable to escape the work. of. the first century. you are making very pointed remarks where on line the main us response to drug use and the drug trade over the last fifty years has been the criminal mind or if you join us on saying no evil person just wakes up within the morning in the sense

lead. canon city would not score again.that stick at -- had the distinction of throwing a touchdown pass to himself. it is now 21-10. the titan score to mort touchdowns in the fourth quarter. -- more touchdowns in the fourth quarter. the titans won the ballgame 22- 21. they will wait for the outcome of the buffalo jacksonville game to see who they will meet next. atlanta and the rams are going on right now, and we will have it all tonight for you. >>> thank you so much for making us your choice for news tonight. you can follow us on social media at www.ktvu.com . we will see you tonight at 10:00 p.m.. ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ to relax? throw on my wireless headphones and disappear into the nature channel. man on tv: the young flat back turtle searches for food on the ocean floor. this flat back, however... the fascinating thing about nature is how, in the blink of an eye, it can go from a sc

regardless of what may come with renewed commitment to leading our cities and leading this great country. i want to thank you all for being here and yield the microphone to my friend the mayor of rochester hills, michigan, second vice president of the u.s. conference of mayors. thank you. [ applause ] >> good afternoon. i want to thank the leadership of the may or landrieu and mayor benjamin for getting us all here and certainly thank the united states conference of mayors and ceo tom cochran for all of the logistical support. this is not as easy as it might look. you know what else is not easy sometimes is navigating washington. certainly isn't easy for the american people. and at times it isn't easy for even elected mayors. but one thing mayors i think are exceptional at is staying laser like focused on the objectives and priorities of the people we represent. and for this conference, that means focusing on issues like innovation and immigration and infrastructure. and there are no better people as washington often looks for solutions to issues like infrastructure, then the people that

caleb arnold will now lead the city on immigration issues. major part of the work will be building relationships with immigrant communities. they also want to make sure that far one is treated fairly by the justice department regardless of their immigration status. some groups day praising krasner's decision. we applaud district attorney krasner's move in app pointing caleb arnold to this position because it breeds a safer city. creates more trust with law enforcement not just for those folks who are defendants and how are they treated by the district attorney's office, but also, the community at large. >> arnold is looking forward to building trust within those communities so everyone can get the help they need. >>> we are following more breaking news at this hour. a bombshell report in the new york times says president trump ordered the firing of special counsel robert mueller in june but the times says he back down when the white house counsel threatened to resign. according to the report, president trump claimed mueller was biased. but wh

caleb arnold will now lead the city on immigration issues. a major part of the work will be building relationships with immigrant communities. arnold has more than ten years of legal experience in the immigration field. the main goal to make sure everyone is treated fairly by the justice department regardless of their immigration status. some groups praising krasner for his decision saying arnold is the perfect person pour the job. >> we applaud district attorney krasner's move in appointing caleb arnold to this position because it breeds a safer city. it creates more trust with law enforcement. not just for those folks who are defendants and how are they treated by the district attorney's office but also that the community at large. [ applause ] >> arnold is looking forward to building trust win those communities so everyone can get the help they need. >>> another day of cold temperatures and another water main break to deal with. skyfox over the scene this afternoon. look at that mess right there. it iced over. the breck down shut down the

gain independence from brussels and we have been talking to one of the so-called great city is one of the leading ladies of the bric city is now a government minister as well of a numbers and we're going to show you this piece now. the e.u. is worried about the strength of britain's position and as a result they are probably more defensive then they need to be. my name is sue elephant and i'm a conservative member of the u.k. parliament. that means opportunity freedom. and restoring democracy to the british. we're right in the middle of the e.u. withdrawal bill that's a piece of legislation which is essential for britain's position on the day that we leave the european union. i feel very encouraged by the progress that's being made so we're still very much at the beginning but time is running out and we don't have that much time really. i don't think negotiations are supposed to be friends. i was a lawyer for ten years and yes you might very much like the person you're negotiating with but you know at the end of the day you're going to be serving the interests of your client and the client here i

expected to go on trial beloved usuals fisher they were arrested because they were leading factor there are scores of city school water electricity for some reason they were doing our other reports. back there were presidents off the brits who are sick sick you did you know you were two thousand and sixteen and come to us who are you sure it's very conflicting at this point we don't know exactly what is going on saudi arabia has introduced a string of austerity measures to boost revenues and cut spending as the global slump in oil prices led to ballooning budget deficits slapping

we will not rebuild this country infrastructure unless cities lead the way. we also understand that for the country to reach its potential mayors must have a true partner in washington, d.c. so today at the conference that represents over 1,400 cities across america, let's launch our effort to the rebuild america. this is our opportunity to prove that we have capacities to do big things in this country. let us offer our promise and if congress works with mayors not against it we'll make sure every dollar for infrastructure creates a cycle that will put people back to work lifting up those who are left out of the economy. and let's also remind our partners in washington that there was a time when investing in the nations infrastructure was a top priority for both political parties in the nation. just think for a minute about the great projects done by franklin roosevelt through wpa. 39,370 schools built, improved and renovated. 2,550 hospitals, 1,050 airports. 500 water treatment plants. 1,000 tunnels dug, 639,000 miles roads works and 1 million miles of sidewa

city charter contemplates. my colleagues, i do trust their -- i appreciate their trust and their judgment in putting me in this position. i look forward to leading the city of san francisco for the next six months and making sure that everything that our san francisco residents expect continues to get delivered as a government. >> reporter: there were people so passionate and so upset tonight, what do you as mayor now say to them and the people they represented tonight about what has happened and how you plan to charge a path forward. >> i heard the emotion in the room, i was there as well and felt that also. people were passion on many sides of the discussion. over the course of the last month as i have talked with people and residents across the city of san francisco, those emotions have come through. what i will say, i will be mayor for every single san francisco resident. my focus and job as mayor is to represent everybody in the city of san francisco. no matter what their race, ethnicity, religion. my job is to represent everybody and i will do that over the next half year. >> thank you everybody. >> what ♪ >> not only did the total death o

with renewed commitment to leading our cities and this great country. i want to thank you for being here and i yield the microphone to the mayor of rochester hills, michigan. [applause] >> good afternoon. i want to thank the leadership of mayor landrieu and mayor benjamin for getting us here and the u.s. conference of mayors and tom cochran for all of the logistical support. it is not as easy as it might look. date -- navigating washington is also not easy. it is not easy for elected mayors. one thing mayors are exceptional at is staying focused on the people we represent. that means focusing on issues like innovation and immigration and infrastructure. there are no better people, as washington often looks for solutions, then the people i am gathered with here because they understand how to get jobs done on time, delivering results for the people. mayors do not have the luxury for rhetoric that is often so common here in this city. we deal in the world of results. we have to. what we will focus on in the next several days in a bipartisan fashion is maki

city still lead by 15 points, they show there is life after philip coutinho‘s record move to barcelonaroy sane struck back, mohamed salah was a gang amongst the goals as his side struck three times in nine minutes after city made it a tense finish for the host. i wasn't scared, even though i didn't know if we could concede a fourth or not. i know my boys, it shows it can be possible. i only really just enjoyed the shows it can be possible. i only reallyjust enjoyed the game. i have one lot of leagues and a lot of titles and always i drop points in games, it is normal. you have to leave that and realise how difficult it is that we have done so far and how difficult it will be in the future. arsenal were beaten 2—1 at bournemouth in sunday's early kick off. despite falling behind, eddie howe‘s team recovered to score two goals in the space of four minutes through callum wilson and jordon ibe to lift themselves up four places to 13th, while arsene wenger who's side are winless over five games in all competitions, has said he would review the defeat in a harsh way. it was not good enough f

now the city council has placed zapata on paid administrative leave while they investigate. >> he shouldn't be leading our city. >> reporter: san leandro's mayor says the city does not tolerate harassment of any kind. no word how long the investigation will take. reporting live in san leandro, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> jodi, thank you. >>> a silicon valley legend has a new job. former hewlett-packard ceo meg whitman is the ceo of a new startup. she'll take over the top spot at newtv, started by media mogul jeffrey katzenberg. it makes short form content for mobile use. she turned ebay into a global powerhouse. >>> now to another big company, google's plan to build a massive new campus in downtown san jose was met with a lot of protests today. at issue, worries that google could hurt plans to help struggling new housing. nbc bay area's scott budman has more. >> reporter: good evening, raj. protesters are angry with city leaders because of negotiations going on between san jose and google about building that big new headquarters downtown. they say if google builds in san jose, the people who

there's no contract signed with the prime minister us i have a visa waiver here which has the lead service city but east leeds orbital road a preferred bidder signature by the leeds council or neighbor for karelian they were signing things off with karelian before the collapse how how could you possibly i think i think i think they retrieved that and i think what we've they have to bear there is no good no no i think the treaty before they actually signed that off but you know we've had as you say the. no contract no recorder wasn't lying directly but there was a preferred bidder stages given to really after all the profit yes indeed and the problem has been the model that held sway for the last four decades is not fit for purpose was really fit for purpose then and for a lot of local authorities or public sector organizations it was a kind of only show in town i mean when i was leader of the council in dalby a number of years ago when i did the first peer fi scheme in the city it was during a labor government that's true but it was to bring properties back into use and then to rent you were in

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there's no contract signed with the prime minister us i have a piece of paper here which has the lead service city but east leeds orbital road a preferred bidder signature by the leeds council or neighbor for karelian they were signing things off with karelian before. the collapse how how could you possibly i think i think i think they retrieved that and i think what we've they have to bear there is no good you know i think the treaty before they actually signed that off but you know we've had as you say there's no contract no record wasn't lying directly but there was a preferred bidder stages given to really after all the profit yes indeed and the problem has been the model that held sway for the last four decades is not fit for purpose was really fit for purpose then and for a lot of local authorities a public sector organizations it was a kind of only show in town i mean when i was leader of the council in dalby a number of years ago when i did the first peer by scheme in the city was during a labor government that's true but it was to bring properties back into use and then to revenue were in

no contract signed with the prime minister us i have a piece of paper here which has the lead service city east leeds orbital road a preferred bidder signature by the leeds council neighbor for karelian they were signing things off with karelian before the collapse how how could you possibly think of it when i think they retrieved that and i think what we've they have to bear there is no good you know i think they're treated before they actually signed that off but you know we've had as you say there's no contract no record wasn't lying directly but there was a preferred bidder stages given to really after all the profit war yes indeed and the problem has been the model that was held sway for the last four decades is not fit for purpose was really fit for purpose then and for a lot of local authorities a public sector organizations it was a kind of only show in town i mean when i was leader of the council in dalby a number of years ago when i did the first peer fire scheme in the city was during a labor government that's true but it was to bring properties back into use and then to revenue

are there now the house of lords is interesting jacob riis mork one of the leading another leading brick cityis within the u.k. parliament has said well if they are trying to really change the bill that would be outrageous because they have no legitimacy it would be the peers against the people so there is still this somehow if fear. amongst those who advocated for president who still do that somehow it could be changed some of the caddis not in the bag so that the fight for the future of the u.k. when it comes to the e.u. is still going on and bigger we know that you have been travelling across the country that you know you have been there before the referendum after the referendum covering it really all from the very beginning if you have to gauge the mood right now what would you say what is the mood of the people is the heart open to a rehearsal. i think and this is something that is being shown within the latest opinion polls that some people do have it was a really interesting paula not long ago i think just over a week ago that said within those people who voted to leave the u. a third

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and then the super sub sergio aguero came on and headed city into the lead. an on the park doing the damage in extra tine. city 2—1winners. antonio conte has said he is viewed with jose mourinho antonio conte has said he is viewed withjose mourinho is personal. he was later cleared of any wrongdoing. i have this book of a person of regret? i don‘t think so. we both said that things and we will see what happens in future. he said the serious words, used the serious words. i won‘t forget this. this is not a problem from the club. i stop, stop. atletico madrid booked their place in the quarter—finals of spain‘s copa del rey after seeing off third—tier lleida. diego simeone‘s men won the second leg of their last 16 clash 3—nil. they won 7—nil on aggregate. valencia beat las palamas 4—0 on the night, 5—1 on aggregate. zinedine zidane has some problem solving to do at real madrid. his side face segunda division team numancia in the last 16 of the copa del rey on wednesday. real have a 3—nil lead from the first leg, and nothing more than a convincing win do for zidan

no contract signed with the prime minister us i have a piece of paper here which has the lead service city east leeds orbital road a preferred bidder signature by the leeds council neighbor for karelian they were signing things off with karelian before the collapse how how could you possibly think of it when i think they retrieved that and i think what we've they have to bear there is no good no no i think the treaty before they actually signed that off but you know we've had as you say there's no contract no record it wasn't lying directly but there was a preferred bidder stages given to really after all the profit yes indeed and the problem has been the model that was held sway for the last four decades is not fit for purpose was really fit for purpose then and for a lot of local authorities a public sector organizations it was a kind of only show in town i mean when i was leader of the council in dalby a number of years ago when i did the first peer fi scheme in the city it was during a labor government that's true but it was to bring properties back into use and then to revenue are inv

city for everyone. we know this ruling today will only lead us to a greater victory for the dreamers, because they are onef our city's, our nation's greatest assets. they're bilingual, they're bicultural. today we're investing in our most precious assets, our children, youth and families. congratulations and let the work continue. thank you mayor. (applause) >> thank you for the words. and also mayor london breed, thank you for being with us this morning. it is greatly appreciated. and with those words, also thank all of you for joining us this morning and this press conference now is closed. thank you very much. thank you. (applause) ♪ sfgovtv.org. >> neighborhoods and san francisco as exists and fascist as the people that i think inhabitable habit them the bay area continues to change for the better as new start up businesses with local restaurants and nonprofit as the collaborative spaces the community appeal is growing too. >> what anchors me to the community i serve is a terminal connection this is the main artery of the southeast neighborhood that goes around visitacion valley and straight down past

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city for everyone. we know this ruling today will only lead us to a greater victory for the dreamers, because they are one of our city's, our nation's greatest assets. they're bilingual, they're bicultural. today we're investing in our most precious assets, our children, youth and families. congratulations and let the work continue. thank you mayor. (applause) >> thank you for the words. and also mayor london breed, thank you for being with us this morning. it is greatly appreciated. and with those words, also thank all of you for joining us this morning and this press conference now is closed. thank you very much. thank you. (applause) ♪ ♪ . >> hi, i'm frank jorge golden go up a utility supervisor for the distribution system i offer seizing see the personnel that install water maidens and water carbon monoxides i've personal proud to work with city and distribution place whether a fire or main break those folks come on scene and get the job done 3450r7b9 what time they're here to take care of each other and make it so a safe and secure way i was encouraged to learn to deal with the services and breaks an

. >>> the city of oroville is accused of mismanaging oroville dam. the emergency spill way also failed leading the city to evacuate thousands of residents. the lawsuit claims the dwr encouraged a culture of corruption and subjected african-american employees and women to a hostile work environment. >>> could be a lot of tension in tonight's special meeting of the all a alarock union school district. in particular, they're upset over the board's contract with deltera real estate that has spent millions of dollars mismanaging the construction funds. >> standing up and telling this board that they need to separate themselves from their relationship with a contractor under criminal investigation, that is taking dollars from our children and their educational needs. >> the community members plan to stage a rally before the meeting which gets under way at 6:00 tonight. >>> new concerns today about the deadly flu epidemic. >> right now, influenza is everywhere. >> the urgent need hospitals have. >>> the big commitment compaapp making to the u.s. and the big bucks they're planning to spend. >> we'll t

with renewed commitment to lead our cities and this great country. i want to thank you all for being here. mayord the microphone to brian barnett. [applause] mayor barnett: good afternoon. i want to thank the leadership of mayor landrieu. and the ceo tom cochran. this is not as easy as it might look. you know what else is not easy is never getting washington. it is not easy for the american people. it is not easy for elected mayors. one thing mayors are exceptional at is staying laser focused on the priorities of people we represent. for this conference, that means focusing on issues like innovation, and immigration, and infrastructure. and there are no better people as washington looks for solutions to issues like infrastructure than the people i am gathered with here shoulder to shoulder because they understand how to get jobs done on time on budget delivering results for their people. mayors do not have the luxury of rhetoric that is common in this particular city. we deal in the results. we have to deliver them. in awe will focus on bipartisan fa

family and friends and city lead letters say good good-bye today to a philadelphia fire fight here wasduty. >>> and get ready for rain, this is live look from our parkway central library camera , how much to expect during your morning commute. >> president trump being criticized after making vulgar remarks. we'll tell you how one of the countries is responding this morning. and today is friday, january 12th, good morning i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. let's get a check on today's forecast with katie and traffic with meisha. we've made it to friday. >> thank goodness. looking outside right now

that gives me great comfort, because like mayor lee, mayor breed is leading our city and has so many things to deal with, i can't even imagine but takes the time every day -- not saying move this person out of here, but hey, i see someone suffering, i see someone struggling, could you please get your team out to help that person. please join me in welcoming and thanking acting mayor london breed. (applause) >> thank you. thank you jeff so much. i'm so excited about being here today. i was with mayor lee when he made the announcement after our first lady michelle obama basically challenged cities all over the country to end homelessness for our veterans. and mayor lee took that challenge very seriously and has really stepped up and pushed aggressively to make sure we as a city not only end homelessness for our veterans, but we do everything we could to provide the wrap-around services they need to be able to live with dignity. and that's what's so amazing about this incredible place here. 70 homes with supportive services. i know there's been support for veterans for so many years and

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sheriff's, and 911 and fire and emergency services have done an outstanding job and continue to lead this citythank you for those remarks. we should say mayor lee would be here, but he is out of town with the delegation -- court. >> we are having more fun than they are in court. so we are in the right place. >> all right. on that note you are going to hear a number of presentations. we've been very busy since the last time and we are going to give you very wide brush stroke overview of what we've been doing and then available to answer any questions if you have them. so i'm going to turn this over to my deputy director. mike day den who is going to report on our emergency preparedness initiatives. thank you.. >> thank you, everybody. we have been busy and we've also been as michael and john can a test to in leaning forward and engaging forward with the private sector and non-profit sector. that's important. the first initiative we have for you today is planning initiatives and lisa will give that presentation.. >> thank you, mike. good afternoon, everyone. i'm just going to go over the high le