mr. kennedy: could you lower the signs, please? i have some very sad news for all of you. and that is that martin luther king was shot and killed tonight. [crowd screaming] mr. kennedy: martin luther king dedicated his life to love and to justice between fellow human beings. ray: we are actually standing at the intersection of 17th street and broadway in indianapolis, indiana. this is the spot where on april 4, robert kennedy gave his impromptu speech, so to speak, informing the crowd of martin luther king's assassination. i was in a position on this side. so if you look at the picture of robert kennedy at the time he gave the speech, that was the angle from which i was looking at, and i was no more than 25 feet away. i was relatively close being here as early as i was. so i got a good spot. we did get here early. 24 years old at the time. i just got out of the navy the year before. i came home and indianapolis had changed somewhat. i mean, this is still a predominately black neighborhood. i had spent four years in the navy and become a journeyman printer. and i came home and i couldn't get a job

mr. martin know e to come back in. >> adoption of amendments to the environment, social and governance procedures, esg and for the san francisco city and county employee's retirement system. >> very good, board members. we were doing a sweeping eval of all of our policies and procedures throughout the plan and the first of these to come to you is, we do have some recommended amendments to our esg policy and you'll see the recommendation followed by -- no, it's not a red line but a black line and so that you can see the changes. there's a handful or so of these and i'll ask her to introduce the item and andrew can walk it through in detail. >> andrew describes it has social investment policies referring to esg procedures and there were certain policies written into the trust's overall statement. given we're now 18 months into the development of our esg efforts, we believe it's time for spurs to mend our procedures to reflect the three-pillar platform and have a board adopt that. >> thank you, kurt. good afternoon, commissioners. and this is kurt and we're presenting a few updates to the esg policy

mr. martin. next speaker, please. >> i'm an on the parter of a hotel here that's a mixed-use license, both tourist and residential. i'm seeing that it makes it harder for people to get into the hotel. if you are making me a landlord, then i have every right to protect the building and property for the tenants that are there. that means their deposits, credit check, background check, all the things a regular landlord has to protect their property are the things i should be able to do. it makes it more difficult for the people that you are trying to help get into the building in my opinion. do you understand? >> i don't want to interrupt you but when you are done i would like to ask you a couple questions. >> ask your question now. >> great. if you want to stop the time in case you would like to continue speaking. what i'm trying to figure out, and i super appreciate that you are here and would actually like to hear from other members of the affected community. i know mr. patterson is here who is p

mr. martine. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. san francisco labor council. on behalf of the labor council, i'm happy to say we strongly support this legislation. working families are getting squeezed out of san francisco every day. this legislation will allow for real, affordable housing to be built in san francisco. and it will be built for the union. we absolutely support this legislation and encourage you to support it as well. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. cory smith on behalf of the action coalition. officially obviously in support of this legislation here as well. and i think the thing that we're most excited about is how much the conversation usually shifted, really over the last two or three years, specifically about the density, in this case on the west side of san francisco. and what it actually means for every part of san francisco to do their fair share. and so for all of the people that were involved in this, not only this piece of legislation, but everything else in just increasing that convers

mr. martin. next speaker, please. >> hello. marlene morgans, neighborhood coalition. yes. we are a neighborhood that is basically a good location for an educational institution. the proposal to concentrate a lot of the institutional uses onto van ness is a good idea. we believe that most of the activities of the academy can be conducted in the t zone going from new montgomery through sutter up to van ness. that's the core. and it's a good core. it's because it's a major transportation corridor as well as being a good housing mix and major institutional uses. the problem with the academy of art if you look at what they have done over the last decade is they've ended up instead of creating as the previous speaker has said a vibrant connection with the community, they just warehouse buildings particularly at the ground level. so there's no interaction with the community. when you look at van ness, right now we have three proposed uses for storing automobiles on van ness. no museum license no plan for any way for the community to go in and view the collection like you can at s

mr president martin you know what i would forget about that. i don't know what is on the other yet so what if. it. hello again we have some fairly unsubtle weather across much of the middle east sadly to the north of opened of traction of all of the satellite cold air in place as well of course further to the north. as they work in the way 1st of all on tuesday through the eastern end of the mediterranean across into syria rain also some snow elevations and then quite a bank of cloud working its way through much of iraq through q q a city quite likely on choose day that rain system working its way further south as we go through wednesday and on through the week so does clear quite nicely wednesday away from q 821 celsius is the high but there's another system just really beginning to work its way through the eastern end of the med but in between that and i swooned day in beirut as well with a high of 20 wanted degrees celsius so that rain working its way south was that will have some impacts that nicholson to bahrain and castle as we go through

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all right welcome back watchers the man who shot and killed 17 year old trayvon martin back in 2012 mr neighborhood watch him self george zimmerman is back in the headlines again for a lawsuit that is almost too unbelievable to believe the washington post is reporting that zimmerman has filed a $100000000.00 lawsuit wednesday against the teen's family and a publishing firm and the law enforcement agency for defamation and malicious prosecution yes my friends george zimmerman the man who shot and killed trayvon martin the man who dodged a guilty verdict by claiming a 17 year old was so. skittles put him in such fear of his life that he had the gun him down is now suing the family who's child he snuffed out he's doing that them like $100000000.00 the lead dependent and zimmerman sabrina fulton martin's mother martin's father tracy is also being named along with their lawyer ben crump publisher harper collins various members of the prosecution team and the florida department of law enforcement according to the washington post the lawsuit claims all defendants have worked in concert to dep

mr. corbin -- corbyn ? sir martinss borders sometimes, but it is a clear message to president trump and probably increases the likelihood that he will get reelected, or draw election to the -- attention to the greater possibility of that. it is a single warning to the left of the democratic already that you can push it too far. in thetake business united states, democratic businessman, will they vote for elizabeth warren with her program? there are similarities to jeremy corbyn's program, and the answer is a resounding no, so rather than vote for elizabeth warren or bernie sanders, they will vote for the incumbent president, whether you like it or not. president trump been good for business. tom: thank you so much. we greatly appreciate it. we will see you very soon. sir martin: thanks very much. tom: thank you. we should point out as we speak of american politics, michael bloomberg is a candidate for the democratic nomination, the founder of bloomberg lp and bloomberg television and bloomberg radio. francine: up next

. >> martin moulten, dclp, mr. baker, why in the world would we trust the u.s. government, the top terrorist on the planet, that the fbi has had information on sex trafficker jeffrey epstein for more than a decade and has done nothing to incarcerate or investigate the perpetrators of people who have exploited children and girls from all over the world and all over the country and from new york city public schools? >> i don't know the details about the epstein case, but my understanding is it's still actively being investigated. that the u.s. attorney's office in the southern district of new york is working on it along with the fbi. i'm not in the government anymore. i can't explain what's happening with that. i would tell you i could not disagree more with respect to your original statement about the united states government being terrorists. that's preposterous. i don't go along with that. with respect to the other matters you're going to have to ask the government about that. >> thank you. my understanding is -- without getting too technical, on the one hand y

february 2012 trayvon martin was returning from a trip to the shops a neighborhood watch volunteer george zimmerman believed he was acting suspiciously during an older cation between the 2 mr zimmerman fatally shot the 17 year old claiming it was an act of self defense for martin charged him he was later to rid of 2nd degree murder and it seems he'd been 7 years old division of the case remains his role as ever. it was one of the most resonant criminal cases in recent u.s. history the 2012 shooting of an unarmed african-american teenager a stark reminder of america's racial problems the vigilante george zimmerman saw the unarmed african-american teenager trayvon martin while patrolling in his neighborhood. he then shot him dead family of trayvon martin has always maintained that this was a case of murder but george zimmerman's claim of self-defense got him a verdict of not guilty in court but now george zimmerman is going back to court he's going to say to the martin family as well as the prosecutors claiming they did irreparable psychological damage to him because of their arrest charges prosecution and federal investigation zimmerman lives in constant fear of physical ha

mrs. klaus can have the new atvs waiting at the san martin airport. >> this is the greatest part of our joblike this. >> reporter: the klaus. >> my have has up to them. >> reporter: in san martin, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> tracking the weather out there. we have a lot of clients. most of the day was cloudy. tomorrow, a little less cloudy. still really cloudy. fog comes back tomorrow morning. that is something you will notice. with legislative cloud cover throughout the west coast. and as we go into friday, it is a dry day. you can count on that. tried morning commute, dry afternoon commute. saturday looks good until late afternoon. it will be partly cloudy all day. i the afternoon, evening saturday, rain develops overnight saturday to sunday. that is the plan. that plays out. i show you the models. current temperatures right now generally in the upper or mid- 50s. these are the overnight low forecast numbers that you can see. we have a cloud cover but still pretty chilly. not enough to get frost. valley felt back in the forecast. your five day forecast will be coming up. what it will

fred: that was reverend martin luther king jr., who had just gotten to town about one year before. normally, nixon, mra politicald another and business men in the senate, would have been the person to serve in that capacity, but what we were afraid of, joanne and i, if we used either nixon or louis, we may lose some of the other ones, so let's get somebody else, she said. i will tell you who. i said who? she said my pastor, martin luther king jr. i said i met dr. king. i do not know him like you do. but i said let me give you two good positions for these other two men. treasurer, because he knows a philip randolph, who is union, and of the the other man was a former coach at alabama state. he was in the political aspect. he wanted to get people registered to vote. in order to get to the club, you had to be a registered voter. i said let's make nixon the treasurer, lewis the chairman of the transportation committee, because if it is on monday, we will need somebody. jewel is i said co-owner of the largest home in town. guess what? they have automobiles. mobiles.auto going to don i am when we get throug

martin and our clerk is victor young. i would like to thank sfgov for staffing this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> yes, please silence all cell phones and

condemnation for mr khashoggi's murder in the saudi consulate in turkey last year; saudi arabia blamed it on what they called a ‘rogue operation‘. our middle east correspondent martinom beirut. the saudis will be hoping to draw a line under this here, is this possible? i think with time, with these prosecutions, you are right. this has been saudi arabia pass worst diplomatic crisis in many yea rs. worst diplomatic crisis in many years. the central contention, critics accused the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman of being behind this killing or having known something about it. that is an accusation he has always denied but with these prosecutions, i think the saudi authorities will be hoping to draw a line under it. they were saying it was not premeditated but that has been called into question bya un that has been called into question by a un expert who says two hours before the killing took place, some of the men who were found guilty of murdering jamal khashoggi were discussing his death. that suggests it was premeditated. she came out and said the hit man has been sentenced to death but the masterminds of this killing, they have not been touched by this inv

martin and our clerk is victor young. i would like to thank sfgov for staffing this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> yes, please silence all cell phones and electronic devices. items will appear on the board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. can you please read item number 1. >> yes. >> supervisor walton, do you have any opening remark? >> definitely excited that we have our working group almost completely full. we are working to make sure we have the youth represented on the work group and just looking to making appointments. i don't know if anybody else has any comments or anything. >> nope. >> okay, great. we have three applicants. it's julia, danielle, and kandy. sorry if i mispro announced your name. if you're here, please feel free to come up and address the committee. anybody here? i don't see anyone. okay. well then i will now open this item for public comment. if any member of the public wishes to speak on this idea, this is your chance to come forward. seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel] >> like i said, i'm excited that we have an opportunity to sel

martin. >> thank you. from bgd holdings. thank you for your service. one curious about your thinking. last evening when the advisor to the president, mr. kushner, was speaking about immigration, he alluded to australia's merit-based system. i would want your thinking for further color on that. how appropriate it is fundamentally going to rethink our idea of immigrants, when you go to a merit-based system? australia's population is 25 million. their civilization is vastly different from ours. how do you see it reshaping who we are, as a country, aside from the business needs, for folks who need to be doing manual work as much as manning the phd work? mr. mulvaney: that is where i would start on the answer. we need the people. while recognized -- the president is not anti-immigrant. he is not anti-immigration. he just remembers the mistake that reagan made. reagan gave amnesty in exchange for border security. but never got the second half of the deal. so the president -- look, we're not going to talk about fixing legal immigration until we fix illegal immigration. we're going to handle border security matters first. by the way that goes

>> martin, let's just say i'm probably one of those longstanding remaining democrats who is still pretty upset at mr. comey and his late-breaking press conference as it relates to secretary clinton and her emails. >> of course. sdp >> that being said, i do appreciate that he owned up and took some responsibility today where errors and mistakes were made. we should, however, make no comparison to what he admitted to and took responsibility for today to what we saw coming out of the president's mouth this week where he, quite frankly, ignored, wholesaled this report and leveled, i thought, pretty ridiculous charges against the fbi as an organization, and quite frankly, i think added to the demoralization of yet another agency charged with the protection and the safety of this country. >> as vandrew brings this out, jim comey appears to be one of the most polarizing fbi agents of our time. >> i think it was the mea culpa trying to put this behind him. his legacy remains to be seen. he really has been on both sides of the story, and i actually share mayor gillem's frustration about hillary clinton. i th

mr. p. not much rain overnight but we have overcast and temperatures 56. mild overnight. you can see morgan hill from san martin59. santa clara is 60 degrees. one observation is san jose is 59 in the airport says 60. it is very mild. a lot of moisture continues to come up from the west, southwest. that is what is giving us those mild conditions. rain returns for all on friday. there's a little bit this

mr. p. not much rain overnight but we have overcast and temperatures 56. mild overnight. you can see morgan hill from san martin, san jose, 59. santa clara is 60 degrees. one observation is san jose is 59 in the airport says 60. it is very mild. a lot of moisture continues to come up from the west, southwest. that is what is giving us those mild conditions. rain returns for all on friday. there's a little bit this morning. partly cloudy and warm to the south. we will have fog and drizzle continuing. we see 50s for many and 60s for some. we are starting off very warm, but for a little break, we have slight rain to the north. mid-60s for a few on the high side. >>> 6:01 am. palo alto, 101. that is open, is that right? >>> sumlin still recovering from the closure that took four hours to clear from the accident that was there. we will hear exactly about what happened in a moment. but what you need to know is traffic is better. it is getting better. 280 is still a good bet. let's go to the east bay where we see some slowing in hayward at 880 s. we also see traffic on 880 and oakland. there is stop and go traffic at

zimmerman is suing kevin martin's family for $100 million, claiming that the criminal case against him hinged on false evidence here. what are the claims that mr is making hair and how likely is this >> let us start with is. remember back when we saw the pick sure of the young man? what they did was they photographed him when he was 10 years old. and put that out to the public. so, what a nice looking young man. not very big. but in fact, he was six foot tall, 17 years old. what happened in this case, according to this lawsuit is he, martin, had a girlfriend. and that girlfriend was on the phone when this shooting went down and the argument happened. and she said to the people and her family and other people, i did not want to testify. what you are trying to get me to say is not true. someone else stepped in and took her place according to this lawsuit. and claimed to be her and linda to say that he was begging for his life. and that zimmerman shot him. when in fact, according to the evidence that was put into the trial, martin was slamming his head against him and broke his nose. >> of the prosecutors mishandled the case but wise to trayvon m

international condemnation for mr khashoggi's murder in the saudi embassy in turkey last year; saudi arabia blamed it on what they called a ‘rogue operation‘. our middle east correspondent martinng this story closely and has more details about the trial. well what we have had is from the public prosecutors in saudi arabia, 11 people were put on trial, five have been sentenced to death, three others lengthy jail sentences have been sentenced to death, three others lengthyjail sentences and three released. now importantly what the public prosecutors in the kingdom says is that this wasn‘t a premeditated killing. according to their investigations, this interrogation team went to the consulate in turkey to interrogate jamal khashoggi. when they couldn‘t move him to another area, apparently for reasons that still are not clear, apparently they decided to kill him. now, i think many will see this as a white wash of events, why for example did this team have the tools to cut up the body and the body of jamal khashoggi has never been recovered. one version of events is that this killing was ordered from the highest levels in saudi arabia, from crown prince mohammed bin salman, a top o

mr. johnson: his greatest impact was in the fight for civil rights. he was a friend and contemporary of the reverend dr. martin luther king jr. he was a founder of the southern christian leadership conference and he was tireless advocate for freedom, justice and equality. today i'm honored to join my colleagues from the louisiana delegation to introduce legislation to designate a post office in his name and his -- in his hometown of mansfield. it's a small but sincere gesture of our appreciation for a very good man. whose legacy lives our in our -- on in our nation, our state and our communities. god speed. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise this evening to congratulate my alma mater, la salle high school, for winning their fourth ohio division ii football championship in the last six years. mr. chabot: they defeated a tough team 34-17. i was particularly pleas

mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of h.r. 3, the elijah e. cummings lower drug costs now act. dr. martin luther king jr. once said, of all the faults of inequality, injustice in health inhumane.e most i believe my dear friend elijah that h.r. 3ld agree is a giant step toward addressing injustice in health care. this landmark legislation gives medicare the power to negotiate directly with drug companies and extends those negotiated prices to americans with private insurance also. this is a huge win for the american consumer. in the united states our drug prices are nearly four times higher than in similar countries and this legislation provides real price reductions that will put significant money back in consumers' pockets. a portion of those savings will be reinvested in researching new cures and treatments. these cost savings will also extend medicare benefits to cover dental, vision and hearing and caps out-of-pocket prescription drug costs at $2,000 for those on medicare. in addition, these savings will allow $10 billion to fund provisions that are in my community health centers legi