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, personally that this had happened, because this is not the reputation i want for my city.m with radicalisation and we need to address that. good afternoon birmingham. two days ago, birmingham's muslim community gathered to show their condemnation of the attack. a muslim prayerfor our nation, oh lord, unite our nation round the principles ofjustice, peace, love and faith. you don't want to go to work in the morning when these things happen, because it is happening again, we will be associated with it. it is that dread when you hear of an atrocity, let it be anybody but a muslim. there is that feeling of you will have to to explain, you will have to distance yourself, because whether you like it or not you are associated with it. in birmingham, they're is confused as everyone else as to why masood did it. he wasn't one of them. his profile as an offender fits some of the patterns be see, he is travelling round, he doesn't want his one location to be fixated and therefore lots of people who supposedly know him don't know him, because they say he seemed a nice friendly guy but

>> my prayer for jerusalem, my city, our city, is that the international community will recognize the jewish people as the legitimate custodian of jerusalem and that we will see ourselves as the custodians of jerusalem for humanity. [ cheering and applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, what a wonderful energizing, invigorating 50th anniversary conversation. thank you very much. thank you, everybody. thank you. ♪ >> you can find all of our coverage of today's aipac policy conference online at c-span.org. just type a.i.p.-i-p-a-c in the search bar. first, we'll take you to new york city where earlier today u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley was joined by her french and british counterparts in announcing their protest of a united nations general assembly debate on a perspective global ban on nuclear weapons. let's watch. >>> morning. how is everyone? happy monday. we've got a lot of people piling in, so we're just going to let them get ready. y'all come on in close. love each other. come on in. closer, closer. first of all, thank you very much for being here. we wanted to stand here ba

than we did before. >> youthful. >> and you, very briefly on finally. >> my prayer for jerusalem, my citycity, is that the international community will recognize the jewish people as a legitimate custodian of jerusalem. [applause] >> and that we will see ofselves as the custodians jerusalem for humanity. what aes and gentlemen, wonderful, invigorating 60th anniversary conversation. you very much. thank you everybody. >> thank you. ♪ announcer: vice president mike pence also spoke to the aipac conference. he talked sunday about moving the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem, which he said the trump administration is considering. this is 20 minutes. [applause] ♪

prayer for jerusalem, my city, our city, is that the internationalty will recognize the jewish people as the legitimate custodian of jerusalem and that we will see ourselves as the custodians of jerusalem for humanity. [ cheering and applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, what a wonderful, energizing, invigorating 50th anniversary conversation. thank you very much. thank you, everybody. thank you. ♪

. >> my prayer for jerusalem, my city, our city, is that the international community will recognize the jewish people as the legitimate custodian of jerusalem and that we will see ourselves as the custodians of jerusalem for humanity. [ cheering and applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, what a wonderful, energizing, invigorating 50th anniversary conversation. thank you very much. thank you, everybody. thank you. ♪ >>> that was phenomenal. phenomen phenomenal. [ applause ] >> former canadian prime minister stephen harper has been a leading -- [ cheering and applause ] -- outspoken and courageous voice in strong support of a strong israel. his deeds have matched his words. no ally worked harder with the united states over that period of time to build international opposition to iran's nuclear program, and he demonstrated that he was a true friend of the jewish state. so ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming former canadian prime minister stephen harper. [ applause ] >> welcome to washington. >> it's nice to be here. >> was that unbelievable and moving what we just heard? >> trem

is going to my head my life and the city is going to my head my life and the city is going all because you don't care baby girl get lost in the city, tried to find myself had enough for a different person found somebody else right it ain't it is all in my head surprised i am not dead bright lights in the city go into my head bright lights in the city go into my head i do not care 'cause you don't care no, no you don't know my name but you are going to know my name but you are going to know my name yeah, yeah you are going to know my name my >> you are watching bloomberg technology. president trump held his first meeting with denmark's prime minister today. the country wants assurances from u.s. at -- euro trade partners in the wake of brexit and nato uncertainty. the white house invited the heads of congressional intelligence committees investigating russia to view materials found by the national security council after reports officials showed intel committee chair devin nunes information links to trump associates. president trump is shaking up his west wing staff. deputy c

governor and the other stake holders to the table and say listen, i'm in this to make real change for my city and we have, and she had that gift. >> reporter: next mayor will need to keep ball rolling and find new ways to help poor parts of the city benefit. frank moran hopes to take the baton. >> if i'm fortunate to serve as mayor of this great city my work within to take it to the next level. >> at conclusion of the speech marriedd, emphatically endorsing councilman moran his first test will be the june primary. live from camden, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> today authorities formally charged maurice green in the christmas eve murder of the south philadelphia grocery store owner. he appeared as a preliminary hearing, police say green, shot and killed 81 year-old marine buck as she worked behind the store at sixth and tyson. investigators believe that the grandson was green's intended target. jean wag charged with murder and other crimes. >>> workers return to the mount carmel cemetery in the wissonoming section today, restoration work on the grave stones began this week, after

competitive officer of protocol and my school advisors is here she's excited because this now is the city of the free city college thank you. >> thank you to all of you for doing that. >> (clapping.) >> ladies and gentlemen, i know that you know that this is a very special time in our city's history a time when we're rediscovering what diversity means we are reinvest in the things we truly believe in because we're all as a city challenged to do better and do more restrictive and certainly from the vantage point as a mayor i need other great leaders to step forward i have that in naomi cell not only a great zoning administrator but all this time having her kids a great mom yes. >> (clapping.) >> she led the effort and one the really people that i depend on on what charlotte and others to have one the best women conferences recently a lot of people on the agenda. >> (clapping.) >> and then i know that she's been at my side and working with the board of supervisors all the elected officials to keep our infrastructure going keep our city departments working but more importantly to keep the sp

yossi, very briefly and finally. >> my prayer for jerusalem, my city, our city, is that the internationalrecognize the jewish people as the legitimate custodian of jerusalem. [ applause ] and that -- and that we -- and that we will see ourselves as the custodians of jerusalem for humanity. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, what a wonderful, energizing 50th anniversary conversation. nir barkat, yossi klein halevi, michael oren, thank you. thank you everybody. thank you. ♪ ♪ >> that was phenomenal. phenomenal. former canadian prime minister stephen harper has been a leading -- [ applause ] -- outspoken and courageous voice in strong

city. i have my own family now. we work for the district and we live in a one bedroom apartment with our son. it's rent controlled. our stuart in the city is tenuous. we are able to remain because ree have rent control. if we want another child or a backyard or teddy wants a room we have to leave. i study historical narratives and familiar with san francisco, a liberal bastion and progressive values -- [laughter] the birth place and social movements and vanguard of just causes. that's the san francisco i grew up in and not today. all that seems to matter now is money. what you contribute to the community of the city is no longer relevant. we give twitter tax breaks and allow others to use corporate shuttles and people that built the city are forced to leave ti know narratives can change. if we care about the city we will take actionable measures to make sure that the people who contribute to our communities and serve our children are able to continue living here. if we don't i am afraid that san francisco values are

times they rather me stay home and bake cookies but the faith that all of you have in me and my love for the cityeeps me going and collectively our voices will be heard and san francisco politics and the principles and culture will remay i have a motion main unsecurity guard and thank you very much i love to >>[gavel] >> good afternoon it is now 1:07 pm. this is the regular meeting of the commission of community investment and infrastructure. the successor agency commission to the san francisco redevelopment agency for tuesday, march 7 2017. welcome embers of the public. madame sec. please call the first item >> item first order of business is item 1 roll call please respond what i call your name pimentel present bustos present singh here bustos dear mdm. chairmanal

the city's development is happening on 20 percent of city's lands that is the case in our city for a long term and my colleagues are grapple with that seattle as you know and other cities ways to density i don't know the answer but we're all grasp illegal with. >> thank you, supervisor kim. >> supervisor yee. >> there are more comments i'd like to make at the end a few people that want to do public comments so i'll keep it piece brief i want to mention about childcare as supervisor kim indicated i've been real passionate about making sure we keep on building for more means of childcare in the city i think there is a few things we're trying to do and one will be coming to you for a vote pretty soon for childcare homes for a priority of somewhat in the affordable units and i'm talking about that more when the time comes it is something that could create slots for about getting into the cu issues and so forth the other thing if we care about childcare in general it is something that i've said through every single developer that comes into may office and says here's our plan for the development and the f

more important live i love i get the support of my city. >> did another pop-up last month in south philadelphia. >>> another famous kmooed yan may be to blame for traffic shutdown tomorrow. >> just after 9 kwlok last night. ellen degeneres tweeted i'm going to shutdown a couple of blocks on walnut street in philly. going to be fun. we reach out to ellen show. not releasing for details. we'll keep you posted for sure. >>> now for more stories we're following at 6:00 a.m. >> repeal. revise. developing overnight. republicans reveal changes to their plan to replace obamacare. how the shift would impact older americans. >>> bus driver punched. new overnight what parked confrontation on a septa bus. >>> prison reform push. delaware community plea to the trump administration following deadly inmate uprise iing. >>> another going on this morning. just before 6:00 a.m. good morning. nbc 10 today. i'm tracey davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. bill henley has everything you need to know add you head out the door. most accurate forecast in the neighborhood. >> comes with showers this morning. rain showers. fir

i love that i can support my city. >> he did a pop-up last month as well. he is feeling right at home here. >>> another celebrity taking over the streets of philadelphia. >> just after 9:00 tonight ellen posted a tweet that said i will shut down a couple of blocks on walnut street on wednesday. we reached out to the ellen show. we'll keep you posted. >>> also tonight on thin ice, a teenager trapped in a central park, what rescuers did next when this ladder couldn't get the job done. >>> making her escape. we saw how this woman got away from her kidnapping. tonight she talks about the trick that helped her get out of that trunk. >> temperatures will be up and down all week long. i'll help you plan ahead in my first alert neighborhood forecast next. >>> neighbors cheering as they rescued that teenager who fell through the ice in central park. they planned to use ladders but the ice dwan to crack. one of the officers ended up pulling him to safety by pulling onto his coat. it follows two teens that fell through sunday at the park and then last month seven resc

that's why i'm so proud to represent my city on the council. >> tucker: maybe your city is depopulatedause threaded 60 murders last year because you don't take it seriously and you spend your time with frivolous nonsense like this which doesn't make the city better it's just sad, it's depressing. to watch a formerly great city like that language under leadership like yours. i'm sorry. >> it's only frivolous when it's not your family. >> tucker: this is a concern. it's sad. you're not providing a serious answer. we sent a team to rockville, chris jenkins spoke to local police there, as well as well as outraged parents, just out of a meeting with the school, joined us now with his report.. chris. >> that's right, just a few minutes ago, the school behind me packed, 700 plus of parents who left emotional, said that things did not get too heated, took their questions, we talked to some of them, talked to twowo mom's in particular, very upset about the events of last thursday, one of them who subs here. you can see now if you students a few protesters actually out there, it's quite a scene.

my name. ♪ bright lights big city. ♪ going through my head. ♪ bright lights big city. ♪ going through my heady. ♪ snoalt. ♪ get along in the city tried to find myself, i went up with different person went dun somebody else. i know it ain't right. ♪ it's all in my heads. ♪ snoatd. ♪ bright lights. ♪ big city. ♪ going through my head. ♪ bright lights big city going through my head. bright lights big city going through my head. ♪ i don't care. ♪ no. ♪ cuz you don't ware no snoats. ♪ are a he spoasessed to know my name. ♪ well you're going know my name yes. ♪ well you're going to know my name. ♪ yeah yeah. ♪ what you going to know my name yeah snoatd. ♪ for more about this program and earlier episodes visit us krn line at pbs.org and charlie rose.com. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. >> you're watching pb narrator: coming up on "quest" -- a nasa rover looks for signs of ancient life on ma

my mother. it was in that environment at memorial hospital in new york city were i could no longer be shy because my mother was very ill. she was dying. and i saw if you wanted to get care, you have to speak up. that being do think the summer that i had to learn to move from being shy and , andved to speaking up speaking out to get what my mother needed to take care of her. that did represent a transition in my life of being more aggressive and learning that i had to speak up. i could not cower when important people came around. i needed to speak up if i was going to take care of her. i almost forgot about that. that was a turning point. ift was the time i realized you just stayed shy and did not speak up, you are not going to get what you needed. if that was in the context of making things -- that was in the context of making things better for my mother. host: why did you pick the university of virginia for medical school? mother didell, my die. i stayed with her until the february. i took a leave of absence from school. and we were a very close family. i do not have any brothers or sisters. my

acquitticoit tower mur rooftop park high school for the plan committee is proposing to make the city larked and my alma mater get over the finish line supervisor mar fund to do a landmark study and assessment of the murals next to coit tower washington high school has won the finest collections in the city their controversial too and the last two murals are the health center which the city is going to lease out to a private group to a nonprofit and thanks to john supervisor avalos and the john updyke those murals will stay in the city's ownership and hope soon open to the public in the final building which was talked about was the mothers building this had the four gorgeous murals they were painted by two women artist they were painted in a building that was not designed for murals to the western wall has damage to them rec and park the arts commission and the zoo are all working closely to hopefully reopen that and thanks if funding from the historic preservation fund and supervisor katie tang we're well on the way to opening this building again and finally want to thank my wife and partnering ni

. >> this happened in my city. i am responsible. we take full responsibility for the failure to warn our residents. >> reporter: 14,000 residents were evacuated, hundreds by boat, after coyote creek flowed over its banks, flooding neighborhoods in rocksprings and another area with up to 5 feet of water. in the immediate aftermath, liccardo and the board's chairman traded jabs and pointed fingers of blame at one another. liccardo underscored the city's contention that the water district's data showed the creek could hold much more water than it did. >> my concern is that if we do not acknowledge that this data and this information was flawed, or that there are improvements that need to be made in the communication, we are doomed to repeat this debacle. >> reporter: at the time, anderson reservoir was sending a record amount of water over its spillway down coyote creek after a series of drenching storms. after first accusing of the city of failing to act despite all necessary warnings, the water board struck a different tone. >> we're

. >> to be drafted close to home 15 minutes away, i know the city will be behind me and my city willbehind me like a dream come true. i'm living in the dream and don't have to wake up yet. >> in north philadelphia, jaime apody, channel 6 "action news." >> temple made. >>> villanova star josh hart is named big ten player of the year. and finalist for national player of the year. and hart and the villanova wildcats are headed to new york for the big east tournament. nova the second ranked team will play st. johns and they will get their best effort in the big apple. >> every team is fresh and feeling hungry about their opportunity. no matter what we did in the regular season we have to feel just as hungry and just have to anticipate the opportunity just as much. can't feel like we accomplished anything. >>> the flyers are gearing up for a big one tomorrow. they are in toronto against one of the teams they are facing flyers are employee places out. and jeremy sellson looks goofy in the third and his longest start of the spring, phillies lose 3-2. and heldic son expected to be the starte

crime in my city is lower -- >> neil: sir, if we could for a second, what the sheriff was saying, if the sanctuary cities are going to harbor illegal alie aliens, federal arrest warrants should be issues. what do you think? >> it's absurd. we're in complaints. if you're a dangerous person, you're looking at a free pass here. that's not the case. what will not vilify -- >> neil: you're also an accomplished lawyer. you know the law. i don't. i'm not a lawyer. i did look out this section 8 code. it does say that anyone assists an alien should reasonably know is illegally in the u.s. or who lacks employment authorization by transporting sheltering or assisting him or her to obtain employment, knowingly assists illegal aliens -- they're saying you have just broken the law. >> again, let me restate. we'reot violating any federal laws -- >> neil: that is a definition. that's definition when this whole code was updated after 9-11. >> yeah, i was also sworn to uphold the constitution, which i will do. we will not hold people without just cause. let me answer this in another point here as well.

i hope my city treated you well. you might want to revisit it. two things -- the trojan horse and the white elephant c. we put a hundred billion dollars fromsocial security and medicaid and we give tax breaks to the rich to pass this through. now they want to take the tax breaks from the rich back and pull the trigger on the hand grenade and pass it to the states to bankrupt the state's. i see it as emergency managers being placed. now the white elephant has to do vetting.gration and the have handed over contracting rights to run the database for all these people who are coming to israel. all these muslim and it seems like it is oil in the water and no one is talking about it. host: features and left them, -- beatrice in texas. what is on your mind? caller: i'm wondering if louie gohmert can go on one news. host: on what? caller: one news. host: what are you referring to? caller: louie gohmert, i would like to have an go on one. he needs to talk to black people. host: are you need his district? are you in his district? we have lost her. we showed

acquitticoit tower mur rooftop park high school for the plan committee is proposing to make the city larked and my alma mater get over the finish line supervisor mar fund to do a landmark study and assessment of the murals next to coit tower washington high school has won the finest collections in the city their controversial too and the last two murals are the health center which the city is going to lease out to a private group to a nonprofit and thanks to john supervisor avalos and the john updyke those murals will stay in the city's ownership and hope soon open to the public in the final building which was talked about was the mothers building this had the four gorgeous murals they were painted by two women artist they were painted in a building that was not designed for murals to the western wall has damage to them rec and park the arts commission and the zoo are all working closely to hopefully reopen that and thanks if funding from the historic preservation fund and supervisor katie tang we're well on the way to opening this building again and finally want to thank my wife and partnering ni

it really feels amazing to create jobs here in my city. i could not imagine doing anything else. at score.org. >> i want to say thanks to our cashin' in crew for joining us. time to wake up, america. call me cynical, but does anybody else find it odd the timing of the russian leagues. president trump had a big and bold address to the american people and praised by pundits both sides of the aisle. my buddy said, like it or not donald trump became president tonight. it was so good, they decided to hold off on press conferences with sean spicer and hold off on a release of an executive order and immigration, combined from republicans and democrats voting. i don't believe in polls as you never-trumpers know, so i watch the people who watched the presidential address. one group who didn't like it the despicable left. leaders pelosi and schumer called it talk and no action. that's amazing in 45 days president trump revamed u.s. immigration, hired border agents, secured border restrictions, canceled tochlt in ttp trade agreement benefits all except the u.s., warned n.a.t.o. allies to pa

also, i have a passion because my sister was a medical doctor in new york city. i worked very hard for public authority and also for my members here in san francisco. there is not anything that is too high that i won't claim i can do and have help my fellow citizens and also my fellow members. i worked on time she changes. appeals. i go and visit them i have meetings once a month and when the registry gets there a full at public authority i will go in and i will get the job application that will take them around and place them in all the sros, the wanderings, the bodega stores. for anyone that has a passion for home care, to come in and sign up and take the classes and have their fingerprints done and get on board. i have been recognized for many years here at the board of supervisors. by many supervisors that have gone on in the past. from the state to the county, i worked on school boards from the state to the county. you know, that's about all i can say to you will, but i really believe have a passion for what i do. helping people. no matter what time of it is

. >> personally i would rather have the raiders playing in santa clara than someplace else than my city. this city has worked hard. the fans hearts have been broken. >> they dumped their gear in the garbage outside team headquarters and others vented. >> born and raised here and my dad has season tickets and i am heart broken. >> mayor shaft says city leaders made an 11th hour appeal with what he call viable 800 million-dollar plan for 32 team owners and commissioner roger goodell. all to no avail and the team's departure hurt sports fans and families that counted on seasonal income from 8 regular season games. >> it is taking away from people's households. you have people that rely on that income. >> it affects me personally. >> elected leaders made a showing of raising the a's flag symboling the baseball season and the sole remaining franchise. >> the a's are the only team. the true team here. the athletics. >>> and larry read has said he has talked to the city attorney about investigating whether this move will violate the lease. he would like to kick them out before the 2017 season

personally i would rather have the raiders playing in santa clara or somewhere else, than to play in my city. this city has worked really hard. the fans once again whose heart has been broken a second time. i certainly would hope that raider nation, if in fact the raiders do continue to play at the coliseum, i hope they play to a crowd of two or three people, or no people at all. that's what i'm hoping.> (steve) the raiders fan base is one of the most passionate and loyal in all of football. tonight, most feel like they've just taken a punch to the gut. grant lodes is here... with what they're saying tonight. (grant) most say they're done giving team owner mark davis any of their hard earned money. outside raiders headquarters in alameda...a pile of memorabilia started getting bigger late this afternoon. people at ricky's sports bar in san leandro...are heart- broken...and mad. "internally, in my heart... a line has been crossed.""i'm not going to put a single cent into mark davis's pocket." "i've been a season ticket holder since 1995 and i'm out" "today man my stomach dropped the divorce p

i'm in northeast philadelphia, i can go right over there and get something cheaper, and not affect my city or my neighbor. >> reporter: now company has no other choice but to layoff 80 to 100 workers at its philadelphia plant which employs 423 people. teamsters local 830 which represents those workers condemned layoffs and the tax. >> eventually this would catch up with us, that the loss in sales dictates a loss in jobs and company evidently feel like they can in longer sustain losses that they are getting. >> reporter: teamsters union says coca cola is planning a similarly bleak announcement in the near future but mayor's office is firing back saying pepsi's move appears to be more political then financial. spokeswoman wrote in part that the soda industry sunk to a new low, they are literally holding hostage jobs of the hard working people in the battle to overturn the tax. mayor kenney's administration also says that the tax which raised 5.7 million-dollar in jana loan, has created more than 250 jobs, at expansion of the prek. pepsi says it will bring back workers if this taxis repealed

but -- >> it's not so easy. >> why do you want a gun permit. >> to protect my family. >> martinez lives in new york cityouple months ago a man was beaten to death in front of my building. >> hear shots go off and it's boom, boom, boom. >> the howth the would get a gun license. that turned out to be an ordeal. >> have you there at 9:00 when they open up at 10:00 and have you sitting there until almost 3:00 in the afternoon. >> they serviced me within 90 minutes. >> it's john stossel coming here to get a license -- >> for you it was 9:00 in me morning until 2:00. >> yes. >> tide you get at the permit? >> no. >> their attitude is people don't need guns. we're the police. >> the police can't get there you have a better shot at hitting the lottery than getting a cop on your street exactly the same time you get in a problem. >> the process itself was set up to be an ordeal. >> glen runs this web site which advises people on navigating the regulation. >> if you're this expert, i would think it would be easy for you to get people guns. >> it's still an ordeal. it's being used as a weapon. to deter people from f

but -- >> it's not so easy. >> why do you want a gun permit. >> to protect my family. >> martinez lives in new york city housing project. >> a couple months ago a man was beaten to death in front of my building. >> hear shots go off and it's boom, boom, boom. >> the howth the would get a gun license. that turned out to be an ordeal. >> have you there at 9:00 when they open up at 10:00 and have you sitting there until almost 3:00 in the afternoon. >> they serviced me within 90 minutes. >> it's john stossel coming here to get a license -- >> for you it was 9:00 in me morning until 2:00. >> yes. >> tide you get at the permit? >> no. >> their attitude is people don't need guns. we're the police. >> the police can't get there you have a better shot at hitting the lottery than getting a cop on your street exactly the same time you get in a problem. >> the process itself was set up to be an ordeal. >> glen runs this web site which advises people on navigating the regulation. >> if you're this expert, i would think it would be easy for you to get people guns. >> it's still an ordeal. it's being used as a weapon

i'm okay with my sanctuary city if i get my own sanctuary city. e pony in indoor mall. there should be a sanctuary city where i don't have to pay taxes or wear clothing or whatever. why is there only specific sanctuary city for things that please liberals. this another thing that drives me crazy. the left is always on the sides of sent men sentimentalit. they can feel good. >> dagen: here is the good news. ice is not waiting for these dare electricity. they are going in and doing the arrest. they can supersede the officials. >> juan: let me quickly add, you guys are scaring me the idea of deportation court. i think the stat tour of liberty is saying isn't this a nation of immigrants? >> meghan: i will have my own sanctuary city where i don't have to pay taxes. >> juan: who said you don't have to pay taxes. >> eric: isn't -- you know, any municipality that is legalized or decriminalize or legalize marijuana basic lay sanctuary city for that crime as well? i'm on your side on this. i think there should be -- you are a mayor. you want to harbor illega

and i love my city. and i cannot imagine signing up for muslim registry. thank you for your understanding, and how prejudice that is and how hard it would be to explain to my grandchildren that they are different because of their faith. that is unlike other children. once again, i thank you very much for your support, and thank you. >> hi, my name is calkut and i live in san francisco. we thank you for talking and your hard work in this law we are proud to be san francisco. and we are really happy we are angry that muslims registry will be thank you >> thank you so much. >> i want to say thank you to the supervisor and the full board next week to pass this ordinance, thank you. >> good morning and i am here on my own behalf, i have been in the bay area for a few months, i lived for a long time in the arab country, south east michigan. i wish that i didn't have to be here, where my parents grew up despite political turbulence and dictate or ship they had free healthcare, and they went to the university for free and woman's rights were respected and music, an

city chair and all the people that are here to speak. my name is [inaudible] i am here with district 10 and malia is my supervisor. first i would like to recognize the ohlone whose land where on this not federally recognized and had no land-based but they still set an example for us. i want to thank you for passing the resolution in support of standing rock and that we need to take it a step further. this is our collective money that is supporting destruction of the environment, destruction of cultural resources, destruction of people's lives, and i do not want my money to have any part in that and i'm sure that you do not either. in my family when i was growing up i was always told that actions speak louder than words. i am asking you to take action on behalf of us and on behalf of the people standing rock that stood up for us for all of us to protect our waters and, i would ask you to divest from all banking institutions that are not community controlled [timer dings] in some significant way and to invest in our future. the future of your

we're excited about that especially my city roll purchaser. we help the police department establish a new smartphone app called east op which offers -- anyone stopped or detained for any reason. the police began using east op in response to the bill 9 -- the treasure tax collector has made the profit to register new businesses available online in the first seven months, 30,000 businesses registered and compare -- the department of public health and technology installed a new system at sucker bird hospital last yaek. this will provide more than 3 how voice over ip sets with 71 offering video conferencing features and these are a few -- the it plan discusses much more in detail and to share more with you, i would like to introduce the new director, jaime who will walk you through the remaining sections of the plan. >> good afternoon, i'm director of coit. i'll go through the remaining section of the it plan with you all. and just to restate what the purpose of the ict plan is. it's a five year strategic document for the city's document and has t

i've had to live through the last few years of my life and how happy i am to be in my country, in my cityi almost got out and kissed the ground. my cancer has spread through my body. it can't be operated on. it can't be removed. it's going to be there. it's not going away. the only thing they can do is try to control it and try to prolong my life. the price that i paid is way more than i ever made out of drug trafficking. i didn't just end up in prison. i ended up with a death sentence. knowing that i could die in a foreign prison made me realize what's really important in life, and it's not money, it's not houses or material things. it's spending time with family, friends, loved ones, and every day that i get to spend with them to me now is precious. /s >> america's prisons, dangerous, often deadly. there are 2 million people doing time. every day is a battle to survive and to maintain order. >> down on your feet. down. >> among the nation's toughest, california state prison corcoran, severely overcrowded and plagued by racial tension, we spent months inside where officers try to maintai

we're excited about that especially my city roll purchaser. we help the police department establish a new smartphone app called east op which offers -- anyone stopped or detained for any reason. the police began using east op in response to the bill 9 -- the treasure tax collector has made the profit to register new businesses available online in the first seven months, 30,000 businesses registered and compare -- the department of public health and technology installed a new system at sucker bird hospital last yaek. this will provide more than 3 how voice over ip sets with 71 offering video conferencing features and these are a few -- the it plan discusses much more in detail and to share more with you, i would like to introduce the new director, jaime who will walk you through the remaining sections of the plan. >> good afternoon, i'm director of coit. i'll go through the remaining section of the it plan with you all. and just to restate what the purpose of the ict plan is. it's a five year strategic document for the city's document and has t

personally, i would rather have the raiders plan in santa clara than someplace else than playing in my city. this city has worked really hard. the fans once again whose heart has been broken a second time. i would hope that raider nation, if, in fact, the raiders do continue to play at the coliseum, i hope they play on a tour of crowd of two or more people. >> the team intends to play at the coliseum and in 2017 and in 2018. as far as trying to lure another team to oakland, well mayor shaft says she is not interested in trying to bring in another nfl team. >>> for more on all of this we are joined by sports director mark ibanez. the fans have to be the most loyal fans in any pro sport and whether you want to blame the city of oakland or mark davis, it doesn't matter. the fans are getting stuck in this whole thing. >> to me it is an ugly reminder to the fans that have poured blood, sweat and tears into following a team and supporting it and spending money that these owners really don't care. >> no. >> it is a business. and that's it. >> if you don't know that by now, this is a gleaming examp

i'm okay with my sanctuary city if i get my own sanctuary city.iature pony in an indoor mall whenever i please. there should be a sanctuary city where i don't have to pay taxes or wear clothing or whatever. why is there only specific sanctuary city for things that please liberals?re by the way, another thing that drives me crazy. the left is always on the side of sentimentality. never security. they wanted to feel good about themselves. >> kimberly here is the good news. i.c.e. is not waiting for these derelicts. they are going in and doing the arrest. they can supersede the officials. >> juan: let me quickly add, you guys are scaring me. the idea of deportation court. >> greg: we are evil people, juan. >> juan: i think the statue of liberty is saying -- isn't thiss a nation of immigrants? >> meghan: i will have my own sanctuary city where i don't have to pay taxes. >> juan: who said you don'tun he to pay taxes? >> eric: isn't -- you know, any municipality that is legalized or decriminalize or legalize marijuana basically sanctuary city for that c

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i was disgusted that my city council is going to approve sanctuary city and that our maryland legislationor havend l approved this.egprov i hope that our governor vetoes it and that they don't get enough legislation ors too override this. it is disgusting.gust i could go on and on with all of the concerns i have for this. i feel for all the parents who worry about their kids in high school now i'm so glad that myht daughter is no longer there. i was worried when she was 14 and she had to be exposed toto seniors. there's a big gap between a freshman and a senior. and then to have somebody thatht doesn't even speak the language how can you p put them in mymy classrooms with our kids. it makes no sense. it's just disheartening. you ran for office a couple ofue times in rockville. has the immigration, has that hs come up in any of the local races before? >> has it come up before in. > no. okay. i mean there was a ti was started to recommend to the mayor and council to be a sang which are i city and there was a petition that started january 31. it came to me and then there wae a group of people

we're excited about that especially my city roll purchaser. we help the police department establish a new smartphone app called east op which offers -- anyone stopped or detained for any reason. the police began using east op in response to the bill 9 -- the treasure tax collector has made the profit to register new businesses available online in the first seven months, 30,000 businesses registered and compare -- the department of public health and technology installed a new system at sucker bird hospital last yaek. this will provide more than 3 how voice over ip sets with 71 offering video conferencing features and these are a few -- the it plan discusses much more in detail and to share more with you, i would like to introduce the new director, jaime who will walk you through the remaining sections of the plan. >> good afternoon, i'm director of coit. i'll go through the remaining section of the it plan with you all. and just to restate what the purpose of the ict plan is. it's a five year strategic document for the city's document and has t