. >> marcella and pam had it made in the shade. >> we put sunscreen and trying to stay in the shade and drinking water. >> this walk through misting station provided a quick cool off. take it easy. >> we say every hour, take a five or ten minute break in the shade. we have on-site first aid and they are hear quick. >> five people were treated for heat-related illness. cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> the crisis as the border. ayos at a detention center at texas where hundreds of protestors. >> demonstrators but themselves in harms way trying to stop a bus filled with migrant families and children about to be moved. >> they are in cells and cages. >> the first place we visited had nothing on the floors. they were small children. many of them under the age of five who were segregated from their families and were crying. >> earlier in the day 25 members of congress came to texas to investigate the detention facilities housing undocumented children separate from the their parents. >> you're going to have a lot of happy people. >> he did reverse the order but the fate of thousands of undocumen

marcella's effort was not enough to beat now pass.s needed, neymar expected it to be him after being brought down, but after inspecting replays, the referee changed his mind. that appeared to break his spirit as moments later, he was booked for dissent. it almost descended into farce, brazil accusing the costa ricans are playacting. it was almost slapstick stuff but it was time for a late drama. 90 minutes was already up when coutinho struck for the second match in a row, prompting unrestrained joy and relief in equal measure. brazil had severely taken a tumble but there was more glass to come before the finish. in the 97th minute, the world's most expensive player finally came good, prompting a torrent of tears at the final whistle. the favourite and neymar are finally firing. so this is how group e looks after that result — brazil top with four points but they could be overtaken by serbia or switzerland who play each other in the next 20 minutes in kaliningrad. brazil face serbia in their final match costa rica are out. so let's get

and a lot of people watching for it in his next move as well i have to leave it there journalist marcella for thanks for your thoughts on. the speculation about whether there could be an impromptu meeting between president putin and donald trump have the media rumor mill working overtime our correspondent i guess the have been taking in the latest headlines. well rumors abound the imminent meeting between the presidents of the united states and the russian federation dog donald trump and vladimir putin at a time when relations are historically low perhaps even worse than they were during the cold war and one of trump's senior national security advisors john bolton who is very very much a wall hawk and one of the most militant officials in washington he's coming over to russia the white house issued a press statement saying that better relations between the two of the world's nuclear superpowers are in the interests of everyone but that there are pressing concerns that have to be address thirst for example the poisoning of a former russian spy in britain the events in syria in ukraine as w

. >> marcella rodriguez, i keep working going into classrooms and makes presentations on dating violence and sexual violence for high sol students. students. when i do that kid ask me what should i do and i give them the resources that i have and i have a list of therapists and lawyers and providers they can go to. every time i do that, i'm like yes, i am doing what i can but i know along the way something is going to happen and likely they are not going to get the services they deserve. it's really hard to talk to kids and tell them that because i cannot just lie to them and say oh, go and speak your truth and justice is going to be made when that is not the truth. i am here to ask you to please go forward with this project because we really need the support of the city and we need kid and everybody to be sure that once they speak up they are going to actually be heard. that's it. thank you. >> my name is whitney. thank you for inviting me. i am here to support the office of sharp. it needs to happen for sexual assault survivors. i was raped here in san francisco in 2010 and it was my f

marcella, staff, and implementing permits at the planning department. i will give you a brief overview of the monitoring regarding the accessory dwelling units. this report will also be transmitted to the board of supervisors. i will highlight a few overall trends of the data and end with a few key procedural and process improvements and i will be able to answer any questions have you following. can i get the overhead please? the graph outlines the quarterly filing since the inception which really illustrates what we found substantial increase in filings since the program was implemented september 2016, 162-16. 73% of all the a.d.u. submittals have been submitted since that time. in the case packet also included the map which illustrated the geographical distribution of submittals for all a.d.u. permits. majority proposed to add a.d.u.'s to primarily multi-unit buildings with about 12% filings application for single family homeowners to add one a.d.u. to their property. notably 60% of permits filed since june of 2017 when our local version of state law

my name is marcella. i am a citizen. i am an african-american and i want to say that my opinion is to build this building, i don't support it because i see more buildings like this and other parts of the city, and in the mission district, it's better to not build it, because for one thing, it is a shadow, like it was mentioned. it will disturb the children. it is an opportunity for the kids to have that fun life and it is important for them for their growth. and also in the air. that way we will prevent dust and the shadow. and if it is a building to be kept, to be built, it is better more like a low income building for housing for people who really need it. and also it is best to keep it more as a mission the way it is. i member at those back then they used to be a mission theatre and it is not there anymore. it is good to keep it the way it could be capped throughout these years, you know. it is remembering the hispanic, more hispanic, and it is good memories. i grew up here so i know how it is. i grew up in this area

marcella, staff, and implementing permits at the planning department. i will give you a brief overview of the monitoring regarding the accessory dwelling units. this report will also be transmitted to the board of supervisors. i will highlight a few overall trends of the data and end with a few key procedural and process improvements and i will be able to answer any questions have you following. can i get the overhead please? the graph outlines the quarterly filing since the inception which really illustrates what we found substantial increase in filings since the program was implemented september 2016, 162-16. 73% of all the a.d.u. submit

marcella lee has the story. as this shiny white mazda. wrapped with a bright red bow..gh school... debra davis.. couldn't contain herself..the look of sheer joy, shock and surprise-- at the sight of her new ride-- was absolutely priceless..nat sot: "put a praise on it!"once in the driver's seat... debra wasn't quite sure.. how to even start her new car..debra davis: "i'm not used to a new car ya'll , what do i do?" that's because this 1976 chevy malibu is what she's been driving for years to and from hoover high school where she works as a food service worker. debra davis: "i feed the kids, i prepare the food, i talk to them, i stop them from fighting. they don't cuss, they have to respect and they call me aunt debbie. hey hoover high school. it's aunt debbie."james babineau/principal, hoover high: "debbie comes to campus every single day with a smile on her face, ready to take on the day and serve our students, so to see this gift so many people have been a part of in making it happen is a wonderful thing."she also drives across san diego county to serve meals to homel

marcella lee has the story. as this shiny white mazda... wrapped with a bright red bow..ok of sheer joy, shock and surprise-- at the sight of her new ride-- was absolutely priceless..nat sot: "put a praise on it!"once in the driver's seat... debra wasn't quite sure.. how to even start her new car..debra davis: "i'm not used to a new car ya'll , what do i do?" that's because this 1976 chevy malibu is what she's been driving for years to and from hoover high school where she works as a food service worker. debra davis: "i feed the kids, i prepare the food, i talk to them, i stop them from fighting. they don't cuss, they have to respect and they call me aunt debbie. hey hoover high school. it's aunt debbie."james babineau/principal, hoover high: "debbie comes to campus every single day with a smile on her face, ready to take on the day and serve our students, so to see this gift so many people have been a part of in making it happen is a wonderful thing."she also drives across san diego county to serve meals to homeless people and volunteer at nursing homes which is why the