but i hope this makes change for my city. for my city. >> reporter: the u.s. has been looking for ground partners in this war. these men encouraged by u.s. action are taking action to defend their own country. richard engel, nbc news on the turkey/syria border. >> reporter: this is bill neely in irbil, northern iraq with kurdish troops who have isis on the run. they've retaken hilltops held by isis, destroyed their vehicles, cleared them from villages all with the help of u.s. air strikes. this one on an isis position in the last 24 hours. on the front line they show me the isis target they'll attack next. the fighters here say the american air strikes have been vital. and they want more. before the u.s. offensive isis seemed unstoppable. not anymore. isis leave dozens of ieds as they retreat. the kurds are weary, battle hardened but in need of heavy weapons. then they say they can drive out isis faster and for good. bill neely, nbc news, irbil, northern iraq. >>> the identity of a masked executioner in the isis propaganda videos has remained a mystery for wee

i'm going to sing my city song. why don't you sing along? do you believe in city life after government after government government? i hope this city does some more and you're going to have some good things in store. do you believe in city life? after government? >> next speaker. >> my name is eugene gordon junior to it just the expression ribbons in [inaudible] and colonial rule to use of a eileen constitutional law and contradictions in [inaudible] educational capital currency financial course orientation is exchanged for production and labor. by ending that motivation [inaudible] incredulous nation when it's entrenched on base uses a financial course constant request for donation, charity, public growth, and opposing too much government. while celebrating usa [inaudible]. asked to vote on ballot measures equates such pride with entrapment [inaudible] this is fascist class rank divide with corporate conceit. when applied democracies territorial manners party to a people racism chauvinism and sexism. witness the instructions and votes [inaudi

your surrounded with all those behalf communicated i communities >> i love my city san francisco has as every cultural in this planet living in san francisco it's a small city 7 by 7 but it's huge. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i really like the idea of staying in the neighborhood and living in the mission i've lived here the whole time and the community really stick to it people talk about seattle and portland now they talk about seattle and san francisco. or portland and san francisco but san francisco is definitely on the cutting-edge of the coffee scene in the entire nation. >> there's so many romance in coffee is surrounds the sourcing of that and thinking about where it came from and how and coffee is wonderful. >> i know for a fact i was born to make coffee. i have a notice from the dad let the life i live speak for me and let's have a cup of coffee and talk about it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ food in san francisco isn't just about expensive eat but food for everyone and there's organizations in the city that are doing really good work making sure that healthy food it assessable to everyone. more and more as

in a small way that is what i have do for my city. >> atlantic city's f.d.r.?> i am. >> he should tout himself as the f.d.r. he is not the typical politician. the 40,000 people that live there and the countless others whose fate depends on the economic well-being we wish him well. >>> jim we have gloomy weather on the way. rain-free conditions tonight. a few showers off of cape may. what it looked like in phoenix, arizona. this is in west phoenix. the cars submerged up to the rov. a lot of businesses and schools had to shutdown. they had to open up a dam north of the phoenix to relief all the water. phoenix a half inch of rain causes flooding. today they got 3.29 inches of rain. the records began back in 1895. phoenix had a little than 2 inches of rain. more rain is heading there tomorrow. locally it's quiet and cool. a lot of the clouds east of philadelphia. 68 currently. wilmington is 6. >> we are showing that there is a slow-moving low pressure center. it's off of coast of the carolinas. it's moving to the east. it's encountering dry area. we have a squeeze

stay in business and stopped me from growing undergo a foreclosure about 70 percent of my friends have left the city and also the issue around the guests host and my neighbors there are 6 convicted sex offered and a pedophile my children pass everyday you don't i can't do anything about it my guests are not problematic most are doctors at ucsf general, i a concerns about the privacy issue i've been stalked for the last year and a half and seer concerns about people that can get my information and in terms of the insurance company this is not yet legal and a priority that accumulation what we need it's a bit of a catch up 22 thank you very much. >> next speaker >> good afternoon contrary to appearances i'm not house/nateer i'm peter are reright. >> yes. sorry workers' compensation one is pat. >> i lived in cohen's district 10 and use my spare bedroom for home sharing i have no problems with the regulations or proposals except for one 90 days i moved to this country excuse me. thirty years ago to live and work here and indeed to become a provide american citizen i'm not more proud of my american passp

piece is the public reggie have no problem registering whatsoever but my private information should only be available for the city and you can see my information it encourages vigilants there should be a way to handle complaints and furthermore, i understand there's talk of reporting twice a year i think once a year should be enough and i also wanted to deliver those fair to share petitions that were signed by 4 hundred people and 4 thousand citywide i want to make sure that supervisor farrell got those and hoping you could use those - >> thank you very much. next speaker. and supervisors as well as the planning department i own my property bought a building 13 years ago and did the condo conversion and no evidence the two tenants that did live upstairs of their right to stay they voluntarily left on their own i gave them a lawyer one relocated and one bought a home i still give them financial compensation i mediating met all the reminders for the city i rent the top and own the space below i'm for home sharing i went to the owners that not only own upstairs and addressed their concerns i've gone to the neighbors

back in 1999 when i was elected mayor of baltimore, my city had become the most violent and addicted and abandoned city in america. there was a big difference then in those days between the baltimore that we carry in our hearts and the baltimore we saw on our streets and in our headlines. our biggest enemy was not drug dealers who were on crack cocaine. theas a lack of belief, culture of failure. countless excuses for why we could not do anything about anything and why none of us who were smart should even try. so we set out to make our city work again. we saw trash in our streets, so we picked it up. we saw open-air drug markets, and so we began relentlessly to close them down. we saw neighbors suffering from addiction, so we expanded drug treatment and got more people into recovery. after a year of steady, hard-earned, life-saving progress, we turned a bright light directly on the heart of the despair that had gripped our city for fark too long. -- for far too long. we launched a campaign that had become in one important powerful word simply believe. the first ad that we rent, and w

i had $16.5 million in free cash for my city. i had a solid financial backing for the city. in the last couple of years and has all fallen apart. it has frustrated me. i am down here to meet with staff members of congress because they are on break. i am planning another trip in the next five or six weeks to come back and meet directly with the congressional senators and representatives to find out what we can do to assist immunities lynn. i have spent six years in central america and another five years in south america. i'm aware of some of the issues and what is coming some of the migration. a specific issue that we're looking at in fairfax county is one resources. what has been your experience with title i? isthat helping or increasing that going to be part of a discussion with congress? been a blue-collar community. we have about 81% free or reduced lunches as far as our student population goes. the title i impact hasn't been significant because we were at such a level even before this and flex. one issue that i failed to bring up in my initial presentation regarding the

. >> i have my city id. >> reporter: jones stands with his hands in the air. >> who is else is in here>> just me. >> lift your hands up and turn around for me. reach in your back pocket and grab it. >> reporter: officer confirm his identification the tension eases. >> the door was wide open. i know they went on a run and left it open. >> okay. >> i was going to shut the door and leave. >> you work here? >> yes. i am in the oakland fire department. >> kids, sorry about that. >> reporter: the chief said we are concerned about the impact this may have on his young children and hope they will quickly forget this traumatic incident. it is my hope once identification is produced and identity establishes officers will stand down. the officer is anthony martinelli. he graduated in 2013. the police department has finished their investigation and determined that the officers acted within policy. justine waldman, kron4news. >>> palo alto is advising cat owners to keep them inside. they have recovered one cat a day killed by coyotes. animal service crews believe the animals are being driven out of

i shall be able to know what 31 my representative or my city employee spends their time i should know who has access to them and their demonstrated by calendar where this it's i hits the fan is around election time i'll give the perfect example sfgovtv met about 5 hundred and 7 lobbyists over a certain period i read that and said 5 hundred and 7 it's a lot of lobbyists and how hard supervisor david campos had to fight to get that information from supervisor chiu's office i know how hard i would have to fight i'd fight very hard and not get it until after the election. they'll all that's been recommend in this case is i couldn't the departments to simply faxing take you know what they have available so far as the self-employed e schedule and post it for on the members of the public. that again cuts down on the workload no more requests to get appointment books. i've said this to the police commission all those complaint you spent in resources compiling with the records request would go away. >> all in favor of the motion proposing amendments. >> i. >> i. >> opposed. hearing none that p

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and making our city great. >> commissioner gamez? >> my name is alicia gamez and i am a commissioner on the status of women and i have had the pleasure of serving for about three and a half years. and in my day job and i am an attorney and i practice in the areas of tax and trust and state planning and litigation, and i am a current board member of the san francisco bar association, and i am a chair of the trust and states litigation section of the bar association. and also on their tax executive committee. i am in my prior career, i was an academic and i moved out here and earned a phd at stanford which i carried forward, in my training and ethnic studies and women and gender studies which i have had the pleasure of applying here during my tenure as a commission on the status of women. and i am, it is with great pleasure that i attend this joint commission meeting. commissioner jung? >> hi, i am mary jung and i served on the commission for two years, and my day job i am the director of government and community affairs for the association

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for the past five or six years for vacation or during the summer we went to the national park and my city kids were able to sleep fltsdz stars for the first time we had a canada couple stay austin at our home and take care of our cats and bring in the mail, etc. and have the native local san francisco experience they wouldn't have grolg gotten from a hotel so i'm imploring you not to put a cap on the 90 days my kids are going to be going to college and each one of the kids go to college i'm hoping e hoping to rent out their rooms to pay for their tuition it's going to be harder for our kids to be able to live here when they get a degree from college to live here i wish you won't penalize the folks here and you wouldn't limit it to 90 days otherwise we can't afford to live here any longer. >> i'm sorry what's you're a name. >> tracey. >> good afternoon from the apartment association i wanted to comment a little bit on wants can onlytion of our rent control stock the possibility of this happening if we make mistakes in this protective process currently, we don't encourage people to rent for

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. >> i think it's an important thing for my city. >> reporter: d.c. residents were granted the right to step up and vote for president in 1961, a vote for mayor and legislature in 1963, but the city remains in control and enclave for the congress. the 646,000 residents here in the nation's capital are the only residents of a capital city in the free world who don't have voting representation in the national legislature. back to you guys. >> well, the u.s. constitution did give the congress ultimate authority over the district of pears the search for he notes a two missing children from montgomery county has taken a turn cfor the worst. today authorities announced they are now in the beginning stages of building a homicide case against catherine hoggle. her children have not been found. stephanie ramirez joins us live on this very sad shift in this investigation. >> reporter: family are still pushing to fine these kids alive. right now we're -- find these kids alive. right now we're at the chick- fil-a parking lot where you see the father here, troy tu

. >> i think it's an important thing for my city and i want to stand up and be counted. >> reporter: d.c. residents were granted the right to vote for president in 1961 and a locally elected mayor and legislature in 1973, but the city remains a federal enclave controlled by the congress. a footnote to all that was said in the hearing today, the 646,000 residents here in the nation's capital are the only residents of the capital city in the free world who don't have voting representation in the national legislature. back to you guys. >>> still ahead on sa9 the deadly navy yard shooting, are we any safer? detect - oh, the young. their energy seems like an unlimited resource we sometimes wish would run out, at least for a moment. but as we grow into adults, it's important to learn how to use our energy wisely, especially when it comes to electricity. you can save energy and money by caulking around windows. and by using a power strip, you can turn off several devices when they're not in use or when you're simply done. it's all about using your energy wisely and novec is here to help. for

this is my city. they. haven't really. blew. me. the shooting caused a stir martin as a sister was standing in the street with friends the off duty police officer pulled up whose house and got into an argument with one of the men feeling threatened the policeman took out his revolver and opened fire. house right there with. the spot woman. was found. the stab i think about this every day i stand at the end of this flash and in my head because i don't know. the two men have never met the police officer was reassigned to desk duty but wasn't detained he claims he fired in self-defense for the brother just before he. kills the kid and it may be in a circular shape and turn of the campaign shaking the camera. first and martinez of the. bad situation i hope by now you know the truth. well could you well i can't talk about the. court i have a court that man a man did something to me that day i can't discuss it right but there were witnesses there that man tried to kill me ok i saved my life and i shot the man that i intended to shoot i sa

one of the main reasons that i joined the national guard, so i could represent texas and help out my city as well. >> he always talked about that he wanted to enlist. and i would say, no, don't do it. but, he had to go. >> my grandpa was -- he was in the navy. he served world war ii. my uncle was in the marines. my other uncle was in the army. i learn what had honor was. the dedication they put in. i wanted to keep on that tradition. ♪ >> like many americans, inspiration and emotion led them to serve. there are over 2 million active servicemen and women who have pledge the themselves to the defense of this great country. each with their own story. sergeant gutierrez's story began when our nation was attacked at 8:46 a.m., september 11, 2001. >> at that time, a lot of americans enlisted to fight for their country. >> he wants to help people out. so, he did it. he just likes to help people out. its his nature. >> so many things to say about him. he's outgoing. he's just a great guy overall. >> there are not too many words to explain my uncle. he did a lot for us. we didn't have a lot. >> to

>>i got my city id in my back pocket. >> >> reporter:as police try to vet his story, jones stands with his hands up. >>:13 who else is in here? >> reporter: >>nobody it is just me i walked through the station to make sure. just do me a favor real quick. lift hands up as high as you can and turn around one time >>1sec >>ok yeah reach into back pocket and grab it. >> reporter:jones explains himself. and police confirm his identifcation. the tension slowly eases. >>:22 i walked though the station. the door was wide open and i know they prob went on a run and left it wide open. ok. so all i was doing was going to do was shut the door to the premises and leave. >>you work here? >>i work here. i am in the oakland fire department. >>you can put your hands down kids. sorry about that. >>you can relax too. >> reporter:the oakland fire chief put out this statement in response to the video. >> reporter:"we are very concerned about the impact this may have on firefighter jones' young children, and hope they will quickly forget this traumatic incident." >> reporter:". should anything like this occu

my life as well. in the small year i've seen financial benefits in the community and the amount of money it's brought to the city my small district of excelsior it supports our family owned businesses up and down the excelsior we live green we are hosts we want to support the city and as he said we contribute to the community we make our homes green we share everything we have and the people ben's our guests are spending money and the city spreading it's ideas and it's contributing as a whole 0 uplifting us financially and our districts rebusinesses and absolutely can benefit from the regulations it needs to be approached sensitivity we hope and want to support to pay taxed to keep this allowing everyone to financially personally and e motor vehicle gain the way we want to share what we have and i've seen. thank you >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors and welcome back to the fall section. i'm nancy rock a 20-year resident of the mission district we've seen domestic homicide go up. the district attorney said she's he's been surprised at homicide and violence as it relates to the domestic vi

my home she and i took the tour of the city because of what i to the give her a tour the largest food company in india recycle nestle came here 4 months ago and ceo stayed at my home i took the gentleman and his aid across the city he was going to use washington, d.c. but uses san francisco in february will be a $62 million investment at hunters view i fulfill support under legal provision that renter do so and why limit it to 90 days the list goes on and on i wish i could thrill how many investors have made investment in our city because of the home sharing (clapping.) hello laenl so san francisco resident i've at that particular time in a couple of meetings are mr. chiu already just a couple of points i realize this is a big debate and has a couple of different angles i hear a lot of scary stories about people coming in and using more water and parties and all the stuff that can go wrong but the kind of the analogy of guns don't kill people people kill people people that use air b and b don't terrorize the homes people do that. whether they use craigslist or whatever kind of home sh

is injecting interacting with the host and being an ambassador for all my international guests helps to shine a lights on the city regarding the legislation i'm opposed to my 90 day rule. i'm opposed to the registry for the statements for some of the data sharing project that was given earlier today. i do not oppose the hotel tax, however, i would be spelling the last name skeptical about the money being tacked into the general fund and how it effects my neighborhood specifically thank you. >> >> next speaker. >> mr. welch. >> calvin watching san francisco information clearing house. 7 doables when mr. owens spoke i believe it was 7 hours ago i was struck by the arguments of every sunset home share the last speaker said they're all for the legislation they want no limitation on the uses and not sure how to collect the taxes here's the difficulty i have if you can game a system of speaking before the board of supervisors which i think was gained tonight, you, game a system that doesn't have registration and limits and not data to be collecting taxes on. let me try to intaebt itself hate to tell every owner of prop

the type of traveler that does home sharing books my tours and wants to see the different neighborhoods of san francisco i love to show off parts the city like in the castro actually, my tourist i send hikers to small businesses i send my castro hikers to small businesses like issuing, star bat out of hell i didn't are dinosaur for swashes home sharing goes beyond those renting their homes that effects small businesses i hope you'll allow for us to continue home sharing for our small business community thank you very much. next speaker. >> hi, i'm for home sharing against the 90 day cap and the registry i'm a local i grew up in berkley born in nicaragua if it wasn't for my aunt to give us a home i wouldn't be here today in the spirit of sharing and opening your door to other people i love airbnb the extra cash is great but really it is the fact i get to meet will have people and learn about the cultures in the world if this goes away i'll have to limit it down and probably not been able to stay in san francisco and it's going to make me more if any neighbors look down upon me you know keep it quiet i agree my house is more clean and def

alan and his wife and family are in the thoughts and prayers of everybody in my city, everybody across the country and, i hope, everybody in this house. alan went out to syria on a humanitarian mission to give aid to the men, women, children and babies who were being slaughtered. he was there as an ambassador from our country and today i make a personal plea to the people of is -- whether it falls on stony ground or not -- to release him. he should come home to be with his wife and family and the people who love him. a lot will be said today about military power, air strikes and troops on the ground, and i make it clear from the outset that i support the terms of the motion. if we simply take action in iraq and iis will go back into syria and we will be faced with a very serious problem. >> we may and well having to go into syria as well. thatre we going to ensure theing syria does not have affect of strengthening? and much more sophisticated strategy than bombing syria. makes anorable friend relative point. most of us have been involved for years and we have seen unintended consequenc