mr. de blasio in new york. i'm interested in something with real dates, real teeth. to that end, i'm honored to be part of a national movement with labor and people that stood against the dakota access pipeline and it is the imperative of our time to have real, meaningful action. and i say that five years after the board of supervisors, left, right, and center, unanimously passed a resolution that we recommitted to with a new complement of supervisors in 2017. please divest as quickly as possible. and i don't claim to be an investment genius, but as to the types of assets that have not performed for 10 years and five years, i see no reason that those cannot be sold immediately. i think that would send a message to the investment community. it would send a message it other retirement systems that san francisco means business. bottom line, it has to have dates in it. we can't wait around for reports and more strategies. it's time to act now. thank you. [applause] >> mr. holtzman, i didn't call you, but thank you very much. sorry. i have a whole stack here. i'm going to

mr boyle's lawyer says his client will contest the charges. the mayor of new york, bill de blasio install 1500 steel street barriers to help prevent vehicles from being used as a weapon of terror. the bollards form part of a $50 million infrastructure investment to improve the security of high—profile areas in new york. a bus has crashed in peru killing at least 48 people. it happened on a dangerous stretch of road north of the capital, lima. witnesses say the driver lost control after the bus was hit by another vehicle. it then plummeted nearly a hundred metres down a cliff. sarah corker reports. the blue bus landed upside down on a rocky beach, next to the pacific ocean. more than 50 people were on board when it crashed. most of the pictures of the wreckage are too disturbing to show. witnesses say the coach collided with another vehicle and then went over the edge of this cliff, plummeting more than 100 metres. it happened on the notorious devil's turn of the pasamayo road, 50 kilometres from the coach's final destination, lima. the rocky site is difficult for rescuers to reach

. >> yang: judy, anger over the letters led some mayors, like new york's bill de blasio, to skp a white house meeting with mrump to talk about infrastructure, opioid addiction and other topics. speaking to the city leaders who did attend, the president had a message for those who did not. >> sanctuary cities are the best friend of gangs and cartels, like ms-13, you know that. the result in the death rate in around the sanctuary cities, in and around, for innocent americans is unacceptable. the mayors who choose to boycott this event has put the needs of criminal illegal immigrants over law-abiding americans. but let me tell you, the vast majority of people showed up. okay? the vast majority. because the vast majority believe in safety for your city. >> yang: for more on this, we're joined by two mayors-- republican john giles, of mesa, arizona, and kathy sheehan of albany, new york, who is a democrat. mayors, both of you, thanks for joining us. mayor hean, let me me begin with you. you were not invited to the white house meeting but you were a recipient of one of the letters, your city was a recipient of one