mr. castro: thank you. mr. garamendi: thank you, mr. castro. mr. payne from new jersey. thank you for joining us this evening. mr. payne: thank you, mr. garamendi. and let me once again thank you for you stepping out and giving members, such as myself, the opportunity to express our outrage of what is going on in this great nation of ours. you have given me several opportunities to speak on issues pertaining to this of try that are at the core decisions and issues that we need to address. and your passion tonight is warranted. t me say, never in my life did i think that i would be on the floor of the united states house of representatives calling for the president of the united states to stop tearing children away from their parents. yet here i am. perhaps it's fitting that today is juneteenth, a holiday to commemorate the end of slavery in the united states. juneteenth is also a stark reminder that our country has a dark history of ripping children away from their parents. african-americans know all too well that laws and policies can be twisted to evil ends. we know al

mr. joaquin castro. mr. castro: thank you, congressman correa. i think as americans learned over the last few weeks that young children were being separated from their mothers and fathers at the u.s.-mexico border, and now have heard that the trump administration is proposing to put these young children who have been separated from their parents in tent camps on military bases in texas and in other places, it makes people wonder whether the nation has lost its moral compass under this administration. just because somebody crosses a border or presents themselves at a border does not make them nonhuman. the united states is a nation, if anything that stands and has stood for freedom, for human rights, for democracy. how can we carry that mantle when we refuse to treat people like human beings? especially young children. this has become standard government policy under the trump administration. it's leaving lasting trauma, emotional, mental, physical rauma to these young kids. we should be able to enforce our immigration laws and still respect peopl

mr castro and his older brother, fidel, ruled for the best part of six decades.r terms. socially as well, cuba is changing. gay and lesbian rights have moved on a great deal from the repression of the 1070s and 80s. the lbgtq rights lobby led by mr castro's daughter, mariella castro, is hopeful they can overturn the concept of marriage on the island as strictly between a man and a woman. whatever reforms are agreed, there are some fundamentals that won't change in cuba. the socialist character of the political system was enshrined into law several years ago. and with raul castro overseeing the reform committee, no change will be allowed to stray too far from the original concept of a communist—led revolution. will grant, bbc news, havana. a dinosaurfossilfound in the united states is going on sale at the eiffel tower in paris on monday. the skeleton is worth millions of dollars, though experts are still uncertain of its identity. shuba krishnan reports. headed for auction. this dinosaur skeleton is expected to fetch up to $2.2 million. not bad for an unidentified

mr castro and his older brother fidel ruled for the best part of six decades.d to just two consecutive five—year terms. socially, too, cuba is changing. gay and lesbian rights have moved on a great deal from the repression of the 1970s and 80s. the lgbtq rights lobby, led by mr castro's daughter mariela castro, is hopeful that they can overturn the concept of marriage on the island as strictly between a man and woman. whatever reforms are agreed, there are some fundamentals that won't change in cuba. the socialist character of the political system was enshrined into law several years ago. with raul castro overseeing the reform committee, no change will be allowed to stray too far from the original concept of a communist—led revolution. will grant, bbc news, havana. it's the time of year when thousands of keen ramblers step out to enjoy the stunning scenery of the lake district, but all that walking is taking its toll on the ground beneath their feet. volunteers have employed a traditional source of labour to help restore the routes that are more difficult to re

mr castro and fidel ruled for six decades. they will now only have two consecutive five—year terms.a great deal since the repression of the 90s and 80s. the lbgtq led by raul‘s daughter believe they can change the laws. somethings will change. the social character of the political system was enshrined in law a couple of years ago. with raul castro leading the charge, nothing will change from the communist led revolution. 11 cities across russia are preparing to host fans from around the world for the world cup later this month. one of them is kazan. it's the largest city in the republic of tatarstan, a semi—autonomous region in central russia. the city is home to half a million muslims. one of them is restaurant owner aydar. he's preparing to welcome muslim fans, ensuring they have a place to say their prayers and the chance to celebrate the end of ramadan. a reminder of the top story. g7 ministers accuse washington of abandoning its leadership of the global economy and warn of a trade war over new tariffs. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter. i

mr. castro. do you -- did you do the intro already? you did? okay. thank you. i have three people talking to me at once. so sorry. i don't have any public speakers signed up on this. any comments or questions from the board? all right. seeing none, roll call vote, please. [roll cal [roll call] >> and you got the motion and second on that one? okay. thank you. item three, i call the public hearing and adoption of the annual budget and annual service plan for special education. i need a motion and a second, please, for the special education budget and service plan. >> so moved. >> second. >> thank you. call on the superintendent or your designee. >> presenting this evening will be our chief special education jane robertson. >> okay. good evening, everybody. thanks for staying up. my name is jean robertson, and i am chief of special education in san francisco, and this is d.j. irvin, the senior statisticition in our department, and together we are going to share with you a brought overview of our plan, our annual budget and service plan that needs to be submits to

the lgbt q writes lobby led by mr castro's daughter, is hopeful they can overturn the concept of marriage man and woman. whatever reforms are agreed, there are some fundamentals that will not change in cuba. the socialist character of the political system enshrined into law several years ago, and with castro overseeing the reform committee, no change will be allowed to stray too far from the original concept of the communist led revolution. will grant, bbc news. an anti—immigration party is expected to win the most seats, in today's parliamentary election in slovenia. the slovenian democratic party, led by the former prime minister, janez jansa, is the main challenger to the government, which is third in the polls the government has confirmed that it intends to launch a free website for schools in england to advertise teacher vacancies later this year. the department for education says it hopes the measure will help schools to save money, as andy moore reports. is estimated that in the spend about £75 million every year recruiting staff. this year, the government hopes to roll out service

castro district. now they have come after mr. trump's immigration policy, and they have a sympathetic audience on the ground in emeryville. >> they have to do every billboard with that particular message. it's messed up, yes, but it needs to be known. >> i mean, it's a good thing to grab people's attention and bring notice to what's going on. i'm not surprised. >> that was amy hollyfield reporting. >>> today, the world remembers cocoa, the most famous gorilla in the world, living right here in the bay area. she died in her sleep tuesday at the age of 47 in her home in the santa cruz mountains. her ability to use sign language to communicate with humans demonstrated emotional capacity and made a huge impact. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is at the offices in redwood city, matt? >> reporter: well, reggie, cocoa was a star. she was in several documentaries and was on the cover of "national geographic" two times. the gorilla foundation said her legacy will live on. cocoa, the gorilla, brought joy to many people, including celebriti

castro district. now, they have come after mr. trump's immigration policy. and they have a sympathetic audience here on the ground in emeryville. >> they need to do every billboard that has message. i mean it's messed up. >> it's a good thing to grab attention, brings notice to what's going on. >> the group in decline is aanonymous and wants to stay that way so when we called the person we spoke with declined our request for an interview. in emeryville, amy hoelfield, abc 7 news. >>> crisis at the border. abc 7's cherylgenics is traveling to go beyond the headline on the story. you can watch reports from the border on abc 7 news and abc 7 news.com. >>> racism on the job site. disturbing claims about what work he is had to face at a big bay area company. >> also, levi stadium tries to be a good neighbor. how officials there hope to get past the curse of the cold play curfew. >>> koko's legacy a san francisco native showed the world what apes can do. >>> three african-american construction workers are claiming they were the targets of racial harassment at a pr

i concluded that the impact on the value of 789 castro street is a negative $325,000. thank you. >> thank you. mr tunney? >> thank you. i would like to refer to the overhead for this portion. it shows the property again in its current condition. at the front the castro street building. the rear is the 21st street building. you can see the very narrow open area between the two buildings. it is 8 feet 6 inches. with the proposed project which would be increased to 20 feet. you can see here, the reason i show this image, is because visually, it reinforces all of the facts that support the variance findings made by the zoning administrator. you can see with this image, the buildings to the east are encroaching deep into their rear yards and to the north. in effect, meaning the normal purpose served by a rear yard in this case is not served. the rear yard cannot contribute to the open space. it serves as open space for this property, and it meets those requirements. if you read the variance finding number 1, it states the subject property contains two detached nonconforming structures that cover nearl

castro got a sneak peek. >> reporter: incredibles 2 is the most popular movie in america. and now mr.ite characters are coming to life at pixar pier. at the center of the new attraction, this coaster. i had a chance to ride it live on abc 7 mornings. >> let's go. [ screams ] >> reporter: it now features brand new music, lighting and special effects making it a whole new ride. >> that is so much fun. >> we've never had an incredibles attraction anywhere in the world and we wanted to make it for years. and this is perfect because the energy and speed and excitement is fantastic. but it never had a story line. now we're bringing this beloved set of characters to it. and it is super fun. >> reporter: and for pixar fans, that is just the beginning. >> you come into the entry area for your welcome. and then we have incredibles park, toy story boardwalk, inside out headquarters. >> reporter: and this comes during pixar fest which runs through september. one of the highlights, a new fireworks show called together forever. and if all of this fun is making you hungry, grab a bite to eat at the

castro traveled to anaheim to get a sneak peek. >> reporter: incredibles 2 is the most popular movie in america. and now mr.f your favorite characters are coming to life at pixar pier. at the center of the new attraction, this coaster. i had a chance to ride it live on abc 7 mornings. >> let's go. [ screams ] >> reporter: it now features brand new music, lighting and special effects making it a whole new ride. >> that is so much fun. >> we've never had an incredibles attraction anywhere in the world and we wanted to make it for years. and this is perfect because the energy and speed and excitement is fantastic. but it never had a story line. now we're bringing this beloved set of characters to it. and it is super fun. >> reporte and for pixar fans, that is just the beginning. >> you come into the entry area for your welcome at the same time. and then we have incredibles park, toy story boardwalk, inside out headquarters. >> reporter: and this comes during pixar fest which runs through september. one of the highlights, a new fireworks show called together forever. and if all of this fun is making you hungry,

castro traveled to anaheim to get a sneak peek. >> reporter: incredibles 2 is the most popular movie in america. and now mr.dible and so many of your favorite characters are coming to life at mpixar pier. at the center of the new attracti attraction, this coaster. i had a chance to ride it live on abc 7 mornings. >> let's go. [ screams ] >> reporter: it now features brand new music, lighting and special effects making it a whole new ride. >> that is so much fun. >> we've never had an incredibles attraction anywhere in the world and we wanted to make it for years. and this is perfect because the energy and speed and excitement is fantastic. but it never had a story line. now we're bringing this beloved set of characters to it. and it is super fun. >> reporter: and for pixar fans, that is just the beginning. >> you come into the entry area for your welcome at the same time. and then we have incredibles park, toy stoery boardwalk, inside out headquarters. >> reporter: and this comes during pixar fest which runs through september. one of the highlights, a new fireworks show called together forever. and if all o

castro brothers weren't interested in that. they had other goals for their dictatorship. the same is true with north korea. mr.rump is demonstrating the ultimate parochialism which is to believe everyone wants what americans want. >> i don't know if tre ready to have their first club med or sandals opening. i'm guessing. what do you think? >> i don't know. he's had the same message for the last few weeks, few months. he didn't a it quite this way. he keeps saying if north korea goes through with this deal that it's going to be better for the people there, that it's going to be an economic engine. he hasn't talked about the condos and beaches and the developer stuff. that's what he relates to. he came into office with no other experiences than being a businessman. he likes talking like that. >> this fellow has had many years tomy think about whether he would have nuclear weapons or condos. he's chosen the nuclear weapons in every instance. i think as of today, the north koreans have heard nothing about denuclearization. >> probably not. look, i don't want to see what kind of hotel service comes from prison camp

castro from abc 7 morning traveled to hawn anaheim to get a neek peek. >> i like mom's new job. >> incredibles 2 is the most popular movie in america. now mr.l and so many other favorite pixar characters are coming to life at pixar pier at disney california adventure park. at the center of the new water front attraction, the incred i coaster. i had a chance to ride it live on abc 7 mornings. >> three, two, one, go. >> let's go. ahhhh! >> the old california screaming rolling coaster features brand-new music lighting and special effects, making it a whole new ride. >> goodness. >> that was so much fun. >> yeah, we have never had -- i mean the incredible attraction anywhere in the world. we wanted to make it for years and years. this is so perfect because the energy and speed and excitement of that coaster is fantastic. but it never had a stoerl line. and now we bring this beloved set of characters, the family to it and it's superfun. >> and for pixar fans that's just the beginning. >> we come into the pixar pier entry area that's the welcome statement. going from there we have incredibles park. toy story board walk. pixar prommen oud and insi

mr. trump and future leaders. >> is this not the president path of diplomacy. this is his whole plan. we saw president obama, controversial leaders, castroes to mind. is this not, morgan, i want you to respond to this. is this not part of a loornlgerr plan? >> i think the people have used the example of president obama meeting with the leaders which is a legitimate comparison. however the difference is in those negotiations, those countries lik cuba, theyere criticized at the time because sanctions were relieved and penalties were taken off of the table before you saw the other side come to any sort of a deal. the difference is in north korea, sanctions are still in place, the threat of force is there wu ththere but the presids backing off saying i'm willing to make a deal. >> the biggest difference is the hypocrisy we see from the right of the idea of speaking to or talking to dictators. i'm old enough to remember the right exploding when president obama. >> quickly. >> here's the difference. north korea has the capability. they have some of most sophisticated cyber warfare in the world. this is a different case than what we've seen in