card. 88% of those who did are call a mailer owned a clipper card. the difference is interesting. it's also if you combine these, that's four out of five new residents who own clipper card. the reason that this is an important finding is that for a while, big barrier between new residents and using sustainable transportation was that how would they know how to get a clipper card. you don't get a welcome packet exempexempt for -- except for t. it can get residents it use clipper cards that they apparently already have. one barrier we do know using sustainable transportation is whether it's perceived easy to do or difficult. about half of those who did not recall receiving a mailer thought it was easy getting around san francisco without a car. for those who recalled the mailer, we saw almost three quarters felt that it was easy to get around san francisco without a car. seeing perception shift is an important step in behavior change. i think with this campaign, we really understood our audience. as we approached it creatively, we did implement the pri

county where angry police are calling on a commonwealth attorney's candidate to apologize for this mailern which she crites denveruolice brlity and accuses the curre commonwealth attorney of giving police a pass. we'll hear from both sides. >>> plus, a mother's struggle after two of her children become many so of the youngest victims of gun violence in the city. >> for me to deal with this twice within three months. that crushed me. this is not a bed. it's a rolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our memorial day sale. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you bothle. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to hit the ground running. only at a sleep number sto. during the memorial day sale, save $1000 on the new queen sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, now only $1,799. only for a limited time. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. and this is the few minutes they have until naptime is over. this is matt and rachel. this is rachel depositing a check without leaving the house. (rachel) [whispers] have you seen my debit card

and so, just a lot of meetings and then additional mailers. all of the information has been on our website for day one, including all of the meetings that we've had, all of the upcoming meetings. we also publically noticed all of the meetings, even though we didn't have to. we just wanted to get the word out. so really exhaustive outreach, actually, for over a year. >> and specifically, i think targeting some of the -- because we're expanding in a way there will be a lot of new members of the cbd in terms of property owners and new levels in terms of zones and stuff, did you have any kind of target outreach at the people who tus -- the propey owners who would be newly added? >> yes, lots and lots of outreach. board member relationships. obviously there are a lot of city properties in the zone two expansion area, so our city agency partners were very helpful there and then, for the small businesses, staff walked the neighborhood for small condo and residential folks. again, we have a board member that was instrumental in doing that, but we used

now this campaign mailer fromoc demtic commonwealth candidate is pointing to the example as an example of police brutality and accusing the incumbent commonwealth attorney as a refusal to prosecute officers. >> what we really need is a measure of transparency and independence in this process so that perhaps the state police are investigating or perhaps a special prosecutor comes in to review. >> song arlington police outraged that the incident and another from 1991 are being labeled as brutality. >> we're disgusted thatit's an outright lie what was said. she's claiming it as police brutality just to score points forel the tion. >> the two group taking the unusual steps of demanding an apology. >> we want her to put out an apology and acknowledge fpubically that the use oce that she's reference is wag justified and legal. >> reporter: the arlington ar police deptment not commenting directly, but posting a reminder of its practices on social media. the opponent incumbent commonwealth attorney theo stamos issued a writtens tement saying in part i concluded that hits use of deadly force wa

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to mailer that suit. there's less secrecy taken away and only stay on your own social glue. on line you guessed it is year and vote for the t. but for now the mountains of money only grow where. it. was and. the war on whistleblowers continues the u.s. charges a former intelligence fellow analyst under the espionage act alleging he turned over classified information about washington's targeted assassination program to the media. danny officials there are security guards being killed after gunmen stormed a luxury hotel in the south and an attack targeting foreigners. and 25 years one ruling party but this time the african national congress in fall for customers is the biggest losses since the end of apartheid in the general election . a warm welcome to you you're watching r c international with me niki erin and we start this hour with news of a gas explosion in a block of flats in russia the blast happened near rostov in the south of the country so people have been killed while one is in a critical condition one victim a child died on the way to hospital the explosion caused

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and i, everyday citizens pick up our bootstraps and go to the streets and knock on doors, send out mailers, call our congressman, grassroots. some of the most effective intergroup -- interest group activity there is. guest: one of the most effective interest group activities happens on capitol hill every business day, that is testifying before committees. group activities happens on capitol hill and at that is testifying before committees. upy will have experts go before a hearing on a specific committee and testified. that makes a difference because members of congress want to hear from experts, that is what interest groups do when they are doing at best, they of information that avails knows about that policy or legislation and they provide that information to members of congress, through a personal contact, a lot of times their testimony, to help shape opinion. host: this has been a great segment. i have loved this. we want to thank daniel larson and andrew in illinois for a skip thehelping students ready for the high school advanced placement u.s. exam on monday. thank you also much. >

the koch brothers sent out mailers that made it so my kids did not even recognize who the hell i was.day 90, it stopped. we do not have to wait just to get a constitutional amendment, or a new supreme court -- though we knew we'd both. if we can kick the koch brothers out of montana, we can sure as hell kicked them out of every place in this country. [applause] now, this is the most important election in my lifetime, and i am sure it is for many of you as well. how are we going to be donald trump? backre we going to went races we lost and also get everybody on board that ought to be out there with us? how are we going to be not just against him but also give voters the reason to be with us? how are we going to preserve this 243-year experiment called representative democracy, so we can actually handle it better country to our kids and grandkids than what we inherited? we can do it. i would not be here if i do not believe that we can do it. and i am in it, because we need to beat donald trump, but we also have to deal with the influence of outside dollars. we need to bridge the divide

this morning, mailer officials say a jet charb-- military officials say a jet crashed into the air basen e,riversid california. thepilot along with five on ground were injured. officials say the jet was on a training more for norad when the pilot lost control and crashed. >>> from the rails to the roads, you're summerommunity could get worse. >> just as metro is getting ready for a major shutdown of the rails, bus drivers in alexandria are threatening to strike. if you look here, every station south of reagan flarpt--eration airport to makepa rs. to make matters worse, the d.a.s.h. bus operators union authorized a strike. one operatord who wanteo remain anonymous says they're unhappy with pay and benefits. he says striking during the metro shutdown may be the right time to make a poi. negotiations between d.a.s.h. r and the opeators unions are gone now -- are now going. >>> if you're ting to lose weight and nothing's worked, you may have thought about weight loss surgery. >> ahead, why when you have the surgery may determine how affective it is for you. >>> 6:10 now. chuck? >> all right

. >> reporter: officials say if you get one of these mailers, do not ignore it.of a big public awareness campaign. they are trying to get folks ready for the upcoming wildfire season. more than 62,000 residents living in lafayette, and -- are receiving the guide to wildfire preparedness and evacuation. officials say the loma linda area is vulnerable because so many homes are tucked away into the hills or surrounded by trees. there are neighborhoods with only one way and or one way out. the guide has information about notifications, evacuation tips and emergency preparedness and it was put together by various agencies, including lafayette, miranda, and the contra costa county fire protection district. >> we wanted to put this in one location, where you as a resident or citizen could find it easily, get your family ready. know what police, fire, what community groups want you to know and you don't have to google it to find it in a bunch of different locations. to make the idea for the guide was created following the devastating wildfires of the last few years inclu

bernie also sent out a mailer.oing after biden more than any of his other competitors. >> we had senator sanders' choice. we are at the stage where vice president biden is focussed on laying out his ideas, his vision, his agenda for the future. his campaign is about joe biden. if senator sanders wants to make his campaign about joe biden we will have two campaigns about joe biden. right now joe biden is focussed on what he can do to make america a better place and to get donald trump out of the white house. >> eugene, does this shape up as the two 70-year old plus guys against each other. >> the two elderly white guys are leading this race right now. that's just the reality. it's early days. let's at least wait until the debates start and see who else emerges to be in the top tier candidate. right now, you've got biden with a clear lead in the polls and bernie sanders as a clear second in the polls. it's not surprising that bernie sanders goes after the guy who is ahead of him. and in that case who is going to cont

i never forget running for re-election 2016, 91 days out the koch brothers are sending mailers that would make it so my kids didn't recognize who the hell i was. day 90 it stopped. we don't have to wait just to get a constitutional amendment. or to a new supreme court, though weneed them both. if we can kick the koch brothers out of montana we can sure as held kick them out as any place in this country. [ applause ] now, this the most important election in my lifetime. and i'm sure it is for many of you as well. how are we going to beat donald trump? how are we going to win back the place we lost but also get everybody on board that ought to be out there with it. how are we going to be not just against him but also give voters a reason to meet with us? how are we going to preserve this 243 year experiment called representative democracy. so we can actually head off a better country for our kids and grandkids? and what we inherited. we can do it. i wouldn't be here if i didn't believe that we could do it. and i'm in it because we need to beat donald trump. but we also actually have to do w

earlier on "first look" this week, axios reported that david bossie's private group had been using mailers they supported the trump campaign but, in fact, the money went to bossie. only 3% of the money that was raised in 2017 and 2018 went to actual republican candidates. the president's campaign yesterday saying there's no excuse for anyone to deceptively, is the word they used, deceptively use the president's name to fundraise. axios' jonathan swan reports the president personally authorized that statement. doesn't mention bossie, but you can't mistake it. >> so if only a small fraction of the money raised went to trump-aligned candidates, where did the rest of this money go? >> funny you should ask. it went to salary for david bossie. it went for books that include books by david bossie. and back into more fundraising. axios' jonathan swan, harry stevens, who worked on this story for weeks, talked to elderly contributors who thought this money was directly going to president trump. the why it matters? there is nothing that will make the president matter than someone who will try to make

we have had held four community meetings, we had a mailer to a large project area which was followed by a well attended walking tour of the area in the project site, and it really, we learned a lot through the outreach in terms of not just hearing folks and their concerns or suggestions, but also seeing out there this image that shows skip, scoot, jump, this area is heavily, has a lot of employees from creative companies that really utilize transit in the last mile connection, so again, just trying to present a baseline infrastructure for them to utilize that and to stay off the sidewalk in the area as we build towards more complex solutions along the waterfront. the interest of time, i want to point out that a lot of the streets were implement -- we are implement in these bike lanes by narrowing the existing wide travel lanes, there are very few trade-offs associated with these bike lanes. the only additional action in front of you today is a parking space at the intersection of davis and broadway, which could become a sidewalk arm about in the future just across the street from a c

this e—mailer says my clients are mainly mothers but also fathers on what i‘ve come to realise, it seemstening where the women tend to be more subtle in their abuse. most people who have been abused will tell you it was the emotional abuse was worse than the physical, that is one viewpoint. another tweet says this is going on for ages and the assumption is that contact with the abusive parent is better than no contact. i beg to differ. again, anecdotal evidence and clearly research needs to be done and may be the campaign starts now. i hope so. the prime minister is saying the domestic abuse bill is a priority her and there is a commitment to tackle domestic abuse, but by not commissioning the independent enquiry i think she is undermining her commitment, so i think she really has to take heed and listen. the ministry ofjustice does have the evidence and i‘ve given it to them personally over the yea rs given it to them personally over the years and i know others have two. thank you both are coming on the programme. really appreciate it. and if you‘ve been affected by issues in this discu

and i, everyday citizens pick up our bootstraps and go to the streets and knock on doors, send out mailerscall our congressman, grassroots. some of the most effective intergroup -- interest group activity there is. guest: one of the most effective interest group activities happens on capitol hill every business day, that is testifying before committees. group activities happens on capitol hill and at that is testifying before committees. upy will have experts go before a hearing on a specific committee and testified. that makes a difference because members of congress want to hear from experts, that is what interest groups do when they are doing at best, they of information that avails knows about that policy or legislation and they provide that information to members of congress, through a personal contact, a lot of times their testimony, to help shape opinion. host: this has been a great segment. i have loved this. we want to thank daniel larson and andrew in illinois for a skip thehelping students ready for the high school advanced placement u.s. exam on monday. thank you also much. and