[applause] >> tamika moss, myrna mel garr, and annie chung. [applause] we couldn't have put together a better group of people who have dedicated their lives and their careers to addressing a lot of the inequities, especially around housing and creating more affordable housing for so many communities in san francisco. i am grateful for their service. let me just tell you a little bit about what we have planned to do with this bond, which will be introduced at the board of supervisors today. we need about eight devotes, and we have two, four, five votes here so far. we have to get on the phone and get to some of those other supervisors. we know that one of our highest priorities is addressing low income housing, and making sure that people who fit within the low income category receive access to affordable housing. this bond will allocate about $210 million to the construction , the acquisition, and the rehabilitation of permanently affordable rental housing units. specifically with families at an 80% area median income and below this will help

willet moss, c.m.g. landscape architecture. it is an exciting opportunity to come before you after almost two years of work with our team, being the city, stakeholders and large ambitious team. we wanted to create a vision for the revitalization for the civic heart of san francisco. this is to make it a place that is a shared resource for the entire city and a place that inspires civic pride. a mandate from the city was to address multiple failings that resulted in generally inhospitable environment that we've seen over the last few decades. car-centric, fragmented. there are no design elements that really create a -- any sort of my investigation. sort of humanizing the size of the spaces and fundamentally there are no reasons to be there and hang out, including the fact that there are no seats in the entire district. so three clear goals with this vision plan. one, implement and fulfill the ambitions of the historic over 100-year-old vision for the bosart plan for the entire district. two, ensure the civic center is sustained

the last grand prix to be staged there was in 1958, when stirling moss won in casablanca.frica in 1993. world taekwondo champion bianca walkden is on course to retain her heavyweight title in manchester. the world number one is in to the final of the over 73 kg division. fighting in the blue, she beat mexican briseida acosta 19—9. walkden will now fight for the title in the final tomorrow. you can watch more from the taekwondo world championships on the bbc sport website. walkden's team—mate bradly sinden is just one win from becoming britain's first male world champion. the 20—year—old beat the reigning champion, dae—hoon lee of south korea, 211—23 in the 68kg semi—finals. he'll face spain's javier perez polo for gold tomorrow. castleford tigers ended a four—game losing run and moved up to third in the super league table with a 30—8 points win at leeds rhinos. tigers ran in five tries at headingley, this the pick of the bunch from jake trueman against their yorkshire rivals. leeds have now lost four of their last five matches, including a challenge cup loss to bradford. f

the last grand prix to be staged there was in 1958, when stirling moss won in casablanca.lder will face a hearing after the world boxing council said his comments about causing death in the ring is against the spirit of their sport. the heavyweight champion said he wanted to get a body on his record ahead of his side on saturday against fellow american dominic breazeale. england‘s cricketers have been preparing for the fourth one—dayer against pakistan tomorrow. they are two up and can clinch the series. our sports correspondentjoe wilson was at trent bridge today. england are trying to beat pakistan in this one—day international. they are 3—0 up in this series but there is this fascinating experimentation and rotation ahead of the world cup, the intriguing prospect that england have two 90 mph bowlers, mark wood, who has occupied that position when he is fit, and then the new man, archer. archer trying to push himself into contention is intriguing. what is it like being a member of the squad? we spoke earlier today. you want to make the world cup squad. you have to push y

standing in front of the chance to welcome michelle and my compu met earlier with foreign minister heikal moss what came out of that meeting. yes in fact they just concluded their press conference about half an hour's drive here from the chancellor which will be the next stop for mike pompei oh and then he apologized for having had to cancel at the last moment something which clearly was seen as a bit of a diplomatic insult here in berlin after he says he's in office after all for more than a year and what became clear is that both sides can talk to each other but also that there are major major differences when it comes to key areas of policy particularly china the approach to poor way which is also bidding to set up germany's a 5 g. telecommunications network here in germany german informant's said germany took a different approach it didn't rule them out from the start it would be very high standards they would have to meet and if they fail to meet that they wouldn't be allowed to bid but this is a big bone of contention here also the other issues particularly iran where germany and europe

thefiling says raymond believes he was fired after two moss fom for cplaining about not getting paid. we have reached out but have not heard back. >>> metro trying to ease the se stress that could come with this summer's closures. the shutdown begins next saturday and lasts until septemberth. an information meeting starts t 6:00 in the evening and runs until 8:00. also a virtual session in the hour afterwards. >>> the state of maryland is reaching out toit trans leaders it it works through a controversial plan to widen the beltway andi-270. a new gro met for the first time yesterday. put together following complaints from the public that the state was not seeking enough input about its plan to add two express toll lanes to each highway. the transit groups includesa leders of eight different transit organizations including metro. >>> earting today you'll b able to buy vineyard vines apparel at target store ace cross the country. for a limited time, teaming up to launch a new summertime collection that includes tons of items like swimwear, clothes, home and outdoor goods and accessories

>>mosse wood lane for several hours today. and it's one of the quietest neighborhoods, i've been in since i've moved here to the bay area, the only people that are driving around are those who live here or who work here at the school across the street, but on sunday, a couple of teenage girls and they didn't know drove up and exposed himself. >>and this is the first time i've heard of such a thing white picket fences and quiet homes, not necessarily a place you'd suspect an indecent exposure to happen. i can't believe his head coach has lived off moss would lanes since the 1950's. she says hearing what happened to 2 teenage girls over the weekend concerns turned we have a lot of kids naturally coming to and from the school. >>and i'm very shocked. >>san mateo county sheriff say around 6 40 sunday, the girls were biking in their neighborhood when a black male in his mid 30's, pulled over his silver sedan they say he got out pulled down his jeans and exposed himself to them when he got back in his car to apparently get on the sa

bradley moss is a lawyer who specialises in national security cases in washington, dc.of mr assange in the past but he says he is concerned about the implications of the latest charges for freedom of the press. let me be very clear, i am not a fan of mr assange, i utterly despise the individual. but the larger concern here is the way that the us government has framed these charges under the espionage act, which was passed originally in 1917, is based merely on the receipt and publication of leaked classified materials, something that every single media outlet, no matter how large, no matter how small, no matter what their ideological bent, they all do this. they encourage a source to leak information to them and then they publish it for the world to see. that is the essence of the basics of investigative journalist. there's always going to be tension between a government and the media outlet releasing it, but at least the united states, dating back to the beginning of this statute in 1917, there has never been a time where they have actually tried to prosecute a journal

room like doug shoemaker from mercy, and caroling from meta, and randy shaw from t.h.c. , and sam moss right there , and don fox, and pauline from mccormick in the back, and jack gardner from john stewart. we build housing, so this is what we do for a living. what i think is incredible is all the nonhouser his in this room, all the leaders who are not from housing organizations because they recognize that they serve people in this city, but in order for them to continue serving those people, we need to make the city more affordable, and that is what this bond is going to do. i'm going to make a very, very bold prediction, because i'm not a politician, i'm not running for anything, so i can say this, this group, we will get 11 votes at the board of supervisors, right norman? president yee, i'm sorry. [laughter] [laughter] >> we will get there. not only will we pass this bond, but we will pass it with 100% of the votes in the city. [cheers and applause] so this is going to be the biggest bond ever and it will be the best bond ever and we are going to have fun with each other as we get th

spacex launch isen anwon over the the moss sta thermostat. >> and how do you spell success?>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel, the weekend will feature this. sun, clouds, and even some showers. i'll be back with the memorial day forecast coming up. >>> first, here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live after "abc7 news" at 11:00. >>> you'll not believe what you're about to see. bugs bunny, where is bugs? he's nowhere to be found. >> he took a wrong turn in albuquerque. (vo) ♪ i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, you're probably right. electric just doesn't have enough range. it will never survive the winter. charging stations? good luck finding one of those. so, maybe an electric car isn't for you after all. or, is it? ♪ >>> ignition, liftoff. >> tonight's launch of the spacex rocket could bring high speed internet to just about anywhere on earth. the falcon nine spaceship blasted off carrying 60 identical communications satellites. it's the heaviest ever payload for the rocket. it landed perfectly on a floating platform. >>> you might see

stands for autonomous cultural center its director frank moss found at the center with friends a nine hundred eighty seven the one time i was still part of communist east germany they squatted in an abandoned building. save it from decay old newspaper articles document the sorry state of the building when they found it and the amount of work being invested in fixing it up a documentary was even made about it. most of the. consequences was it was a clearly a very democratic project it seems every detail was discussed as a group. just of the. today the a.c.c. is a gallery with an international scholarship scheme and the past thirty years the a.c.c. has hosted nearly two hundred fifty exhibitions with over a thousand participating artists. and i think they are setting up the a.c.c. was a dream for a you what are your goals for the future what's still to come. and they are this good if it were up to me things can stay just as they are this is our building we want to stay here and breathe new life into weimar's classical mindset with our contemporary dalliances in artistry and. believe the

here's the gas tell some shots and bear them our black bear and right next door the elephant by moss most famous hotel. hotel elephant is a true classic for over three hundred years it's been the go to spot for visiting celebrities leo tolstoy manhunts ghost town and to only name a few a lot of history under one roof but just like the city itself the elephant moves with the times. we. after undergoing major renovations hotel elephant looks modern and elegant once again. you do neither the standard rooms nor the suites look their age though this hotel boasts three centuries of history. the first documented reference to the hotel dates from sixteen ninety six the duke of the time allowed christiane by owner of the spots a bare guest house to open another in. why it was named the elephant has never been fully explained. yet with this book the truth i believe figure that an even more powerful animal was to join the black then an exotic one letter always to mind distant lands water. and just as back then and if its could be seen at fair and they were given as gifts by king. in a fountain

. >> i want to start with what republican jay moss laid out. he said president trump indeed engaged in impeachable conduct and believed bill barr deliberately misrepresented the mueller report. do you agree with the two principle conclusions? >> i certainly think there's reason to believe there was obstruction of justice. the mueller report laid out ten different instances we need to look into. and certainly it appears to be the case that the so-called attorney general intentionally misrepresented the conclusions of the mueller report as part of an effort to fool the american we people. we won't let that stand either. >> well, if that's the case, then why aren't you ready to start impeachment hearings? you're referring to an attorney general as a so-called -- he is the confirmed attorney general. i think he had a democrat or two i think vote for him if i'm not but mistaken. but if this is the case, then why aren't you for starting impeachment now? >> democrats can sing and dance at the same time just like we have we have to keep our focus on th

fact that what if these boys are innocent john does well when they're on their own like like afro moss out your life is forever. rather you get found in this thing. whether you get found guilty whether it's a miss shall a dismissal whatever it is your life is for ever jeff we never even got a ticket let alone now the 1st crime committed as a murder that's ridiculous it's a shop has been very depressed and. has been hard my best to my kids. to explain to them that their brother might not come home for something he didn't get. so it's been hard. all right well good luck mo to. see who has. really. begun to other. defendants at least not looking to charge us as far far out there as you'll be innocent unless each and every special element of the defenses are charged offenses charges are proved beyond doubt. which is beyond doubt guilt you government control or. to see. if you go to school years old. pure society or society until. those couldn't stop that. genesis he moves on that moment in time. when he is ending up in his and and his men appear in the theater by a. campaign. i am shot aft

tell us more about the long standing out of moss the i know you could be here for quite a while but just the me and aspects of well you know these. tensions in the region seriously worsened after nato was bombing of yugoslavia in 1909 and separatist insurgency came to power in kosovo afterwards and declared independence in 2008 now that to this day the serbian government doesn't recognize that declaration and they consider nato's intervention in the region breach of international law. the full amount of the republic. serbian journalist boyan burkett told us more about how belgrade views the cost of on police operation and what the implications could be. everybody in serbia believes that this was yet another attempt to intimidate and put pressure on the serbian minority which lives in the north and also possibly to renew the authority or the integrity of the leaders of course it will have seen a number of set backs in their attempt to gain independence because a number of countries around the world have a withdrawn their recognition of course also they needed to do something to show that

prosecutors say he wanted revenge for last month moss killing in new zealand. >>> in minneapolis jury has delivered a guilty verdict in the case of a police officer who shot and killed a woman who called 911. jurors convicted him of third- degree murder in the 2017 death. the woman had just called 911 units before to report a possible assault happening outside her home. she was shocked by e ficer as she approached his ol car and he was still sitting inside the vehicle. >>> the search is on for the man who slashed in alameda county sheriff's deputy on the head. it happened outside of the eastmont towncenter in oakland this morning. authorities say that the deputy was not in uniform and was arriving to work at the county social services office at the mall at the time. the suspect was blocking the entrance when the deputy asked him to move, he slashed him into the deputy has minor injury. >>> still sorting out the details in a collision this morning between a car and a garbage truck. it happened at about 9 o'clock this morning at outlook avenue and 73rd street in oakland. topper five cap

ground but as maxim points out it still poses a danger especially in the woodlands where mushrooms and moss collect the toxic c c o. . the exclusion zone has turned into a vast open air laboratory where humans play only marginal roles. growing vegetables in the zone is still prohibited. so every 2 days a mobile grocery store lives to supply the few remaining residents with fresh fruit and vegetables linnet also shops here. he and his mother have read in the papers that a new reactor will be going online in december some 500 kilometers from here built with cutting edge russian technology. skeptical. then sure yeah. people used to just plow the land and grow their own food now we've invented these nuclear things. are we supposed to eat atoms. but how galina and the other inhabitants of the exclusion zone have lived so long in spite of the contamination is a mystery yeah i don't know but i don't regret having stayed here if i had moved i would have died long ago it's just the way i am. not that guy. 2 she's fortunate that her son leonard was not afraid to come here and support. everyone else s

championship he's taken a month since winning the mosses ahead of his bid to win a 16th major title i want to play a couple weeks ago just wasn't quite mentally ready to do it but physically i've been feeling really good the training sessions and helping good. i've been practicing of late i'm excited to get out there on the golf course he came up here last week took a look at it in detail and spent a lot of time on it but this is going to be a long week the way the golf course is set up and potentially you know could play this could be a hell of a championship. and finally is the oldest run of its kind and at the world a run up at the says to the top of the empire state building in new york competitors from around the globe all does there is gabriel his own dough is their own tuesday for the race and has this report. it's one of the most recognizable towers in the new york city skyline and every year millions of tourists visit the empower state building to ride the elevators to the top but once a year some brave souls with strong legs raced to the top it's called the employers state b

tell us more about the long standing on the moss the i know you could be here for quite a while but just the me and aspects of well you know these. tensions in the region seriously worsened after nato was bombing of yugoslavia in 1909 and separatist insurgency came to power in kosovo afterwards and declared independence in 2008 now that to this day the serbian government doesn't recognize that declaration and they consider nato's intervention in the region breach of international law. amount of the republic. now earlier today serbia did warn the european union that the government will active kosovo special police has not withdrawn from this region so that was quite a bit a long time ago the special police are still there so perhaps we'll see some international reactions in the next in the coming hours. be to welcome onto the program serbian canadian film director producer and screenwriter boris. good to have your company the costs if in authority say this was a long planned operation that took place across the republic and was not aimed at any particular ethnic group what do you make of

the last grand prix to be staged there was in 1958, when stirling moss won in casablanca.an find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website, including news that nick kyrgios has been fined almost £47,000 after he forfeited his second—round match at the italian open, following an outburst of anger. you can see the video as well on the website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. good evening. it has been largely settled but things are about to change with more u nsettled things are about to change with more unsettled weather on the clouds. a deep end of the temperature with the arrival of a few showers. a weak front moving in from the east bringing more cloud for the remainder of tonight and a few showers as well. most showers pushing into parts of eastern england. drifting further west. pushing into parts of eastern england. drifting furtherwest. it stays dry for northern ireland, northern scotland as well but with more cloud we have seen, it will not be quite as cold. most starting with afair bit be quite as cold. most starting with a fair bit of cloud around. showers pushing

in recent months, the cambridge children have collected twigs, leaves and moss that were included in this, she wanted to speak out. you know, there's so much that kiddies particularly can learn from environments like this. they can learn life skills. anything from sort of lending empathy, from watching plants grow. to, sort of, physical activities and, sort of, climbing on trees, or onto boulders and things. sort of helps with balance and co—ordination. it's really a sort of open playground for them. it's a natural space. a really exciting space for kiddies and adults alike to share and explore. and, hopefully, that's what this garden brings. this is a garden filled with personal touches. the duke of cambridge chose a pine because he remembered the smell is a young boy. and there are also forget—me—nots, a favourite flower of his mother, diana, princess of wales. two local primary schools were first into the garden this morning, under the watchful eye of the duchess. my goodness, there's so many people up here! she climbed into the tree house to chat. and even had to explain to curio

secretary of state mike pump aoe finally visited his german counterpart heiko mosse and german chancellor angela merkel high time to put a good face on a strained alliance. germany is a great important partner an ally of the united states that's why i am so happy to have this time today with chancellor merkel americal also stressed the importance of transatlantic relations. and states is and will remain germany's most important side europe. but it soon became clear how big the differences are on iran for example germany is sticking to a deal to prevent the iranians acquiring nuclear weapons the us has long since withdrawn from that deal and is relying on sanctions. we've been pretty clear about trade with iran there are items that are sanctioned in their items that are not humanitarian aid for example is exempted the german foreign minister made conciliatory statements. we are going in different directions at the moment but i think we are aware that our goals have always remained the same and i hope we will be able to achieve those goals together. but at the moment it's difficult to find

championship but he's taken a month off since winning the mosses ahead of his bid to win a 16th a major title. i want to play a couple weeks ago just wasn't quite mentally ready to do it but physically i've been feeling really good the training sessions good. i've been practicing of late i'm excited to get out there on the golf course i came up here last week took a look at it in detail and spent a lot of time on it but this is going to be a long week the way the golf course is set up and potentially you know could play this could be a hell of a championship the oldest son of its kind in the world to run up the stairs to the top of the empire state building in new york. from around the globe gabriel is on the was there on tuesday for the race and has this report. it's one of the most recognizable towers in the new york city skyline and every year millions of tourists visit the empowers state building to ride the elevators to the top but once a year some brave souls with strong waves raced to the top it's called the him pyres state building run up now in its 42nd year it's the oldest sky

this happened in the area of moss would lane that's where the girls say they were biking right around the neighborhood when a man just pulled over in a silver sedan he got out he exposed himself to the girls. that's where the girls took off they ran to a neighbor and called police. >>we have a lot of kids naturally coming to and from the school and i'm very shocked. >>so police are now taking a look at that surveillance video from nearby homes so that they can try and identify that man. news now a colorado will be closed for the rest of the week following a shooting that killed a student and injured 8 others has happened yesterday inside of a stem school in highlands ranch. that's only a few miles from columbine 2 gunmen walked into the school they just opened fire. police are working to verify more information about the suspects and they below are believed to be students there at that school one is 18 years old the other as a juvenile and many parents waited at a recreation center to be reunited with their children. it's a deputy several hours to clear the school. i saw. >>i don't kn

particular you have mentioned water and ice caps there's also other missions like us out there or s moss who are measuring changes of the mass balance and the ice balance and therefore given your central measurement so far of what the state of our climate is how much ice is melting and how this affects our water levels and also finally increase or for temperatures no service particle or global change so clearly climate change is a hugely contentious political issue depending on where in the world you are you're the science you go where you gather the data and then do what's with it does your data gathering actually have any impact on policy. i hope they do but we really gather. information that cannot be disputed because these are facts what we're measuring it's not fake news it's it's a real measurement so we're taking from our home our satellites and they are using the same instrument globally so even if you take a measurement over germany or not i want to wait another one of america i used to use the same instrument and therefore you can really compare these measurements and this of c

. >> reporter: mike moss is the >> reporter: i learned that the hard way day. .> i don't want it!a break. take a load off. >> i don't want to stop. don't tell me how to work. see the light on? that's where i'm going. >> reporter: when i pressed benny on this, he said something really interesting. he said, "why would i take a break when i only get to work four hours?" w actually put it that way: "i only get to work four hours," as if bagging groceries was some kind of privilege bestowed upon ocm. >> i get a feeling that i did something good. you can't just stand around like an idiot. you have to have a reason to keep alive. you're welcome, sir. >> reporter: for benny, that reason is to go out and earn, not just a paycheck, but a purpose. he says you need to contribute at all times and avoid breaks at all costs. why don't you take a break and go sit down? >> no! i don't want to sit down! >> reporter: steve hartman, on the road, in edison, new jersey. >> glor: amazing. that is the cbs evening news. i'm jeff glor. have a great weekend. i'll see you on monday. good night. captioning sp

tell us more about the long standing on the moss the i know you could be here for quite a while but just to me an aspect of well you know these. tensions in the region seriously worsened after nato was bombing of yugoslavia in 1909 and separatist insurgency came to power in kosovo afterwards and declared independence in 2008 now that to this day the serbian government doesn't recognize that declaration and they consider nato's intervention in the region breach of international law. i. think. of the republic. now earlier today serbia did warn the european union that the government will active kosovo special police has not withdrawn from this region so that was quite a bit a long time ago the special police are still there so perhaps we'll see some international reactions in the next in the coming hours a serbian journalist boy told this more about how belgrade views the cost of the police operation and outlined what he believes the implications could be. everybody in serbia believes that this was yet another attempt to intimidate and put pressure on the serbian minority which lives in the

are thought to be high on the agenda which was also taken off with the german foreign minister heiko mosse. or earlier i talked with the w.'s chief political editor michelle asked her how difficult talks and wrapped up. there are some serious fault lines in those key issues of iran and how to deal with china over iran of course the rhetoric in the region heating up both sides have the same aim they want to stop iran from actually achieving a nuclear weapon further weaponize in that particular region and there was a clear message from the u.s. that they certainly won't change that course which is sanctions and stepping up the rhetoric whereas the europeans and the germans would have preferred a continuation of the so-called iran nuclear deal that doesn't look like it will really survive and be able to contain that particular conflict and if you look behind me there's already the chinese flag up because the chinese vice president wanky challenge is expected here he came in short succession of mike pompei oh so that u.s. flag went down the chinese flag went up germany of course being more ope

in recent months the cambridge children have collected twigs, leaves and moss which were included in on this she wa nted rarely interviewed on this she wanted to speak out. there is so much that kiddies in particular can learn from environments like this. they can learn life skills. from learning empathy, watching plants grow, to physical activity and climbing onto trees or boulders and things, helping balance and coordination. it's an open playground for them. it's a natural space of really exciting space for kiddies and adults alike to share and explore and hopefully that is what this garden does. two local primary schools were first into the garden this morning under the watchful eye of the duchess. oh my goodness there are so many people appear. she climbed into the tree house to chat and had to explain to curious minds she would normally wear gardening gloves to protect her hands an engagement ring. i've been doing lots of planting. this evening the chelsea gardens will be viewed by the queen and other members of the royal family. this by the queen and other members of the royal