from the documentary "the battle for paradise." erce ig ou guest naomi klein.mi is the author of the new book "the battle for paradise: puerto rico takes on the disaster capitalists."  [music break] amy: "when the revolution comes" by jalal mansur nuriddin, who has died the war and peace reportrt. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. our guests for this hour, naomi klein, author of the new book "the battle for paradise: puerto rico takes on the disaster capitalists." launchinper e ion withur other guest takes on the disaster and cohost, one gonzalez. puertoo envinmental activist katia avilés-vázquez, just up from san juan. and elizabetampier the executive director of uprose anand co-chair of the climate justice alliance. juan: i want to naomi, one of the things you mentioned in the documentary was who is puerto ricoco for. one of the amazing things that occurred largely as a result of maria as well is the foreclosure rate of hsing iero. 55,000 people who are in foreclosures in puto rico right now, an average of 14 families a day are intosure f press in? and th

it is by the intercept, featuring our guest naomi klein. naomi is the author of the new book "the battle for paradise: puerto rico takes on the disaster capitalists." our other guests will rejoin in a moment.  [music break] amy: "when the revolution comes" by jalal mansur nuriddin, who has died at the age o of 73. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace reportrt. i'm amy goodman wigonz. our guests for this hour, naomi klein, author of the new book "the battle for paradise: puerto rico takes on the disaster capitalists." launchining the new book at cooper union along with our other guest and cohost, one gonzalez. puerto rico environmental activist katia avilés-vázquez, just up from san juan. d el anabeth yeampierre recte roseup anand co-chair of the climate justice alliance. juan: i wa o one of the things you mentioned in the documentary one of the amazing things that occurrgella as a result of maria as well is the foreclosure rate of housing in puerto rico. are 00 foreclosures in puerto rico right now, an average of 14

srahberg's naomi nix and frier. thank you. another shakeup at twitter. it's a move to better integrate the platform's design and video offerings. periscope ceo will become the sixth head of product since 2014. possibly a sign there will be greater emphasis on video. mike montano has been promoted to oversee all of engineering. coming up ai versus civil liberties. is new technology infringing on your rights yet that we will ask the aclu next. a quick programming note. the boston turn into pops fireworks special on this fourth of july. you can watch right here on bloomberg television, listen on bloomberg radio, or catch anywhere on bloomberg.com. ♪ emily: we are continuing our look at the biases in artificial intelligence and the pitfalls. gainingion is not only notoriety. it is being used by law enforcement to track civilians. maryland authorities say that they use facial recognition software to identify the gunman that killed five people at an annapolis newspaper. amazon'scalls recognition software that it claims can five -- find 100 people in a single p

naomi: i don't think that's a realistic possibility.if he did leave twitter, the fact is a lot of politicians and voices have gotten so big, even if he left i doubt it would have a major impact on the company. emily: what is next, naomi? in terms of these meetings, do we expect engagement to continue? emily: yes. -- naomi: yes. the election was unexpected for tech companies and washington at large. i think what you will see is tech companies will increasingly be reaching out to republicans on the hill to form these relationships and essentially try to convince them this is what we are doing to address the concerns you have raised -- whether that is russian manipulation of a platforms, the mixture of the algorithms. whether it is the issue of political ads. it will continue those conversations with republicans and democrats. and to build up those relationships in an effort to stop any potential regulation. emily: all right. bloomberg's naomi nix and srah frier. thank you. another shakeup at twitter. it's a move to better integrate the pl

naomi cornwell has been looking back at his life.rs later in career, temp one lands. bill speakman return from korea is a humble hero. we'll fight together but somehow or other, you do something extra, someone sees you do something extra, someone sees you do something extra, someone sees you do it. november four, 1951, his unit cornered, he repulsed chinese and north korean attackers, in hand combat, holding off attacks until reinforcements arrived. we were greatly outnumbered and it was kill or be killed or taken prisoner, but we had to hold it. and so wejust bought. we just did ourjob. he proved himself a born leader. meanwhile, in altrincham, the neighbours help to get his home ready. it is a big day to welcome the local boy. i want to express my feelings for this today. there's one thing i can say, thank you. thanks a lot. his bravery earned him the victoria cross. it was the queen powers—macro first investiture as the new monarch. seldom has such a high honour been so modestly assumed by bill speakman. three years ago he returne

naomi you. grew revealed a lot about the bizarre relationship between gadhafi and sort of cozy if you want to talk about some things that you didn't have time to fit into your segment ok how much time do i have now. thirty minutes to an hour because i can really go on forever yes in two thousand and three khadafi ended his diplomatic isolation and first visited france as a. mentioned in the piece he was best friends with sir cozy before even when he would psychos he was just a minister in the french government and then when he ran for president khadafi helped and helped him from the campaign. but anyways it's interesting that in twenty eleven the whole oh western countries turned against gadhafi even though everybody had a friendship with him in the u.k. and now documents are coming out the u.k. that the m i six was cooperating with gadhafi to torture victims so they would just. soak it up he would basically buy weapons from european countries and he would also cooperate with intelligence from o

naomi kelly, city administrator. i thought i would just quickly go through and say that i am, too, cautiously optimistic that we'll get to a project labor agreement. both the department of public works and rec department are in support. we've seen these being done at the airport and the school district. the devil is always in the details. i'm a fierce advocate in my career of supporting minority and women-owned businesses, protecting local business enterprises, protecting local residents and making sure local residents are a part of this and protecting workers and wages and benefits. i do think we'll eventually get to a win-win situation where we're all in agreement. i want to thank supervisor peskin, safai, and fewer in leading negotiations with everyone who they've identified. i will quickly go through some areas in which we discussed around the table that we thought would be great, that we've all agreed on. one is the definition of core employees where we all agree that the core for contractors who are existing co

next we will hear from the administrators office, mr naomi kelley. is she here? is there a city administrator here? she is probably still negotiating. >> my -- may i read the items associated? >> yes. i'd like you to call items three, six, and seven. >> yes. item number 3 it's a resolution improvement budget of the fiscal year 2018, 19 and 2019, 2020. item numbers number 6 is a resolution designating the bay area reporter to the outreach for periodicals of the city and county of san francisco, and item number 7 is a resolution to name a print media company doing business as san francisco examiner to be the official newspaper of the city and county of san francisco for all official advertising for fiscal year 2018 and 2019. >> great. all right, mr kelly. thank you for hustling down. by introduction, the city administrators office has a total budget of $460.5 million. you are asking for a 70 million-dollar increase. you've got 872 employees and you are requesting a 27 -- 27 increase -- 27 person increase. all right? are you ready? >> i'm you. >> take it away. >> go

. >> that is naomi from alexandria, virginia. her speech lit up social media. last night she was honored at the b.e.t. awards. naomi shared the humanitarian awd with five other recipients including one who wrestled the gun away from the waffle house shooter and antny buorges who was shot locking the classroom doors during the park land shooting. >> good for naomi. we remember her. >>> coming up next on news 4, how local people in wheelchairs are rallying behind one woman who says she should be able to use uber just like everybody else. >>> used car buyers beware. >>> used car buyers beware. ♪ ♪whoaaa-oooaaaa ♪as long as the suns up... ♪there's no holding back.♪ ♪as lo♪whoaaa-oooaaaaup... ♪and every moment, ♪you gotta make it last. althe thrills of summer. one amazing getaway. busch gardens williamsburg and water country usa. visit both parks for only $30 per day. aruna milike i belongeder in americae feel when i didn't speak english. arunathe minimum wage jobs that helped me geth throllege and become a transportation engineer. and my daughters who make me proud

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based on that we had a number of suggestions for ken and naomi. >> give me the list of suggestions. what was on that list? >> a whole host of things, how the committee works. we are doing inventories of all the permit processes coming into this new center and one of the things we suggested was that we needed to have a project manager, a manager that -- >> a high level senior person? >> i think it's likely to be a high level person because you are talking about someone that's sitting over functions that sit in three or more different departments so someone that while the direct team is going to be comparatively smaller they are going to have dotted line relationships and requirements to be able to kind of at times push permitting departments around to help them change their processes to get to something more efficient. >> i see. >> i think that was the base of our recommendation. >> so you made a recommendation to have -- i don't know. what is above a manager 5 position? what's above a 0933? >> i think the 0941 is the position that ken is referencing, one notch above this. one was ou

conditions will female artists and changing color structures as well one new milestone need to be naomi's culture today. the first step in thirty minutes w. . this the tube of technology. the result of the market. the momentum of the board. made your business magazine on t.w. . this you know i mean in your minute as you go on us. up workers are promoted to what i'm focused on in the sort of what i'm on what i'm organise it i'm not going to sit there my point zero point one zero is as if to say yes it cannot only save but are going on where they're being funded. plate how do you think it's going to be bullshit to play. all the matches for all the scores. two goals and eighteen soccer world cup going to w. a clash of cultures in india. a clash between those who believe in the arranged marriage those who want to marry for love to leave. a club that she can families and society to the cool kids one day my father will be angry a little sometimes i think the way he did to play a little commando starch john yates on t.w. . claims . this is d w news live from migrants stranded at sea as europe's

>> supervisor naomi kelly. let me take the first question you asked about explaining the local business enterprise ordinance quickly in a nutshell. it has evolved as prop 209 was enacted and minority and women owned business ordinance and is now our local enterprise ordinance. we buy many different types of product services in construction from the city, but when it comes to construction, contracting a small local business can be certified to do contracting if they have an average gross receipt of $20 million over three years. and then in construction, per state law, you bid on these contracts, and the lowest bid wins the award. since then, chapter 6 has different delivery methods, but if you do the traditional low-bid method, then if that dollar amount of that construction contract is under $10 million, then the lowest bid, they happen to be a certified l.b.e., that they can prove they are principally headquartered near san francisco, have the average gross receipts of 20 million or less, and are licensed in t

and change in tone struck just among one new milestone me to my comfy naomi's culture today.in sixty minutes on t.w. . crimes against humanity civilians become witnesses of. their recorded images travel around the globe via social media. but what is private kanda fiction and what is fact of digital investigators combing through the flood of images they combine sources try to reconstruct what happened and substantiate claims of the crimes of the. forensics between bits and bytes. truth detectives starts june thirtieth on t.w. . the world's leaders in the media spotlight perfectly staged appearances in which scarcely a detail is left to chance. leda board every politician knows that the more seconds you on the picture and in the front row be the most.

first, i'd like to call up our city administrator, naomi kelley. she will be making a brief presentation, and following her will be the director of the san francisco port miss elaine forbes. >> good afternoon, supervisors. naomi kelly. supervisor administrator. first on behalf of the capital planning committee. i am very happy to be here today to introduce the seawall earthquake safety bond measures that are before you for recommendation and inclusion on the november 2018. it supports our regional transportation including the b.a.r.t. and muni tubes, and ferry services. it protects our city from flooding, it supports critical utilities, whether it's water, sewer, electrical, telecom, and emergency response and disaster recovery infrastructure. it makes it possible for our way of life and it's a big part of who we are in san francisco. the seawall's importance to so many different assets is how we've come to understand the urgency of the need in the first place. in 2014, under the leadership of then-mayor ed lee, the city introduced the lifeline's i

and that was all she wrote three naomi was enough there were some efforts the game was real physical but you know but it's nice to see belgium actually live up to their potential and that says they got a great start and what can you say i did expect the debutantes to be defeated panama. as they were and i expected to be somewhat lopsided and he was i do you know as of this it was today's action stuff he was sweden against south korea so how did that turn out for the other two games in germany that was an interesting beginning because it took twenty minutes just to see in a tipped on goal took even longer for the first game of the goal and we have some video of that as well sweden they had the upper hand for most of the game finally the pressure paid off the sixty fifth minute meanwhile came bringing down victor clausen down in the box right here in the referee awarded a penalty after v. are tipped him off. to be a are made the right call sweden's captain andreas broad based stepped up to give his side the lead in the win and feel this about this match interesting because you know i d

naomi cornwell reporting there. and indeed some might be a little confused, like hayley hughes, a contestant on the itv show love island. while she was on the show, she asked if brexit meant there wouldn't be trees any more, admitting she didn't know too much about our departure from the eu. but now hayley has had her chance to quiz our man in brussels, adam fleming to find out what it's all about, on today's edition of the bbc‘s daily politics. ido care i do care about price it, ijust don't understand it. hopefully adam will help me. fire way, ask them. in a nutshell, what is brexit? brexit is the process where the uk will lead the european union, which currently has 28 members. and after the uk at least, there'll be 27 of them. but you can'tjust the uk at least, there'll be 27 of them. but you can't just walk out them. but you can't just walk out the door, there are lots of loose ends to be tied up, and that's what they're doing now. they're having negotiations and talks about how to tie up those loose ends. once

. >> tres menores, incluida naomi simularon estar en jaulas, una forma de expresar el repudio a la actualos de sus padres en la frontera. >> ¿ cuÁl es la idea? fue la idea de mi mamÁ, pero me ofrecÍ porque se me hace importante que los niÑos no sean arrebatados de sus padres. >> junto a ella centenares de personas llegaron a san mateo al punto que otra sala fue habilitada. >> siento que es horrible, esto es horrible que los niÑos tengan que sufrir esta situaciÓn. >> conmovidos por esta crisis en la frontera uno tras otrocondeÍ literalmente imploraron al organismo crear mÁs protecciÓnes para los indocumentados. >> esto que estamellas pidieron financiar un fondo para asesorÍa legal gratuita a los afectados por las deportaciones, tal como lo han hecho otros condados. >> ahora la necesidad ha incrementado con tantas pÓlizas nuevas, y ahora ellos ven que es clara la necesidad. >> hay abogados pero no hay dinero, sabemos que para recibir a un un abogado se necesita 1500 para el depÓsito. >> 4.000 postales firmadas fueron presentadas en apoyo a esta idea ante una junta que se mostrÓ decidida a a

journalist naomi klein called ontario's election the most imimportant of her lifetime. >> what is really worrying about this is he is running onon this platform to cut taxes in very sways, cut corporate taxes, to cut individual income taxes, to do away with ontario's cap and trade policies, so it is a plan to b blow a massive multibillion-dollar hole in n te budget that he is refused to say how he will pay for it. amy: to see our full interview with naomi klein about ontario's election, visit our website democracynow.org. new weather data show the month ofof may was the hottest ever recorded in the contiguouous unit s states, witith temperatus soaring more than five degrees fahrenheit above 20th century averages. climate scientists say may's heat toppled the previous record set in 1934 at the height of the dust bowl, and is consistent with models for global warming. the record u.s. temperatures came as 2018 is on track to be earth's fourth-hottest year on record, while the five warmest years on record all have taken place since 2010. celebrity chef and television presenter anthony bordai

unfortunately our young mom may end up with this is their effort to save her life and of course the baby with naomi graduated from the program last year that continues to train whilst teaching the new recruits should be needed today surgery under the supervision of dr don't know . if the placenta receivers are closed books are written to the windows is that your last number. no one has ever gone from. your store or the floor. list. minutes count in an emergency says area and my wrist could be moved to the operating theatre where the new trainees are about to take a step up from their normal midwest fugitive's. the baby isn't breathing and will need to be resuscitated a common problem with his hearing deliveries. from. the. not at the baby's breathing nyoman puts the morning suturing class to practice and finishes off the surgery. how are you feeling you know after having performed at this location and i feel confident that had this you know and can see a bit less of one of me congratulations to you. babesia people. of induct i don't know the man of the tree of that one but then. the next day mary a

conditions will female apologist and changing tone struck john's moema muse smile struck me too comfy naomi's culture to see the film in thirty minutes on g.w. . more. or. insert the conflict zone confronting the powerful the fires f.b.i. director james comey was always pretty well known for window charm five him last year. for food to measure this week. he's my guest well he's promoting a book even as he faces new challenges insubordination so what's the truth. complex on confronting the powerful on t.w. . something tied her entire scheme to jurors or. killed many civilians. coming committing my father. says i was a student i wanted to build a life for myself. but suddenly life became malinche kind of sob. providing insights global news that matters d. w. made for mines street. crimes first so against humanity. civilians see come within six feet. of. their recorder which is travel around the globe just social media. but what is propaganda fiction and what is fact digital investigators combed through the flood of images they combine sources to try to reconstruct what happened and to substanti

thank you very much for putting this me was a serious relief fund you you didn't want me to do this naomi's does me in this game. it doesn't get any less fun. it's amazing how you end up missing out there will just milling around in the fan some of the intensity one of panama's greatest ever play is the first player to score with those for the palin amiens in a knockout tournament tapir going to thank you very much. i'm going to do this even if it is. going to do you expect for the games. we're going to be very strong again very crass as well. but. even the biggest of frequently optimists would say that it's going to be a tough task if paloma are going to overcome this english side but one thing that perhaps could play a factor is the way that they heat here in. this absolutely roasting we're talking to local people here they're saying it's quite unseasonable even for the summer time here it was in the high thirty's throughout the day we're hearing it in the direct sun like fifty degrees is how it was feeling england had to put up with the flow isn't very good because the heat well you know

the knights what i want to say is naomi natalie thank you guys very much for joining me for this very special all correspondence episode of redacted tonight you guys are amazing that's our show but we have sort of posting daily news updates and exclusive videos at redacted tonight . you can also get them by texting the word redacted to four four four nine nine nine it's free in the u.s. and check out our podcast moment of clarity it's free on i tunes and stitcher until next time goodnight and good friday. well you know there are these kind of adopted because we're all. in this mobile makes it hard to live here and you. tell a little self to make some fish already ninety percent of the dot and it won't because there are. a consequence fifteen scoops seventy five tongues and they do it several times a day with a clean collar you get an idea why. we have to understand we can all stay still and just. be witness oh he is the only going to get around. i'm doing this because i want the future world to future generations to have out and enjoy the ocean how we have. applied for many clubs over

anyway next up a highly under-reported and shocking aspect of the tragic tale of libya here's naomi care of already with the raging controversy. there are still unanswered questions about why the u.s. and nato bombed libya back to the stone age and twenty eleven a trial unfolding in france might offer us clues the former french president at an angry as men and munchkin land may go last sergeant posey is under arrest and facing charges for illegal campaign financing according to french media sarkozy funded his two thousand and seven presidential campaign with fifty million dollars bills from could yes that saddam. later in twenty eleven spearheaded a campaign against with missiles from nato and the best way to return a favor i'd say maybe and edible arrangement would be fine you know the french mean business when they arrest a leader but you can find a story anywhere in u.s. media except for the intercept in some of the online blurbs blurbs imagine of louis the sixteenth got a blurb in american papers at the time before the arab spring in two thousand and eleven so our cozy or president b

table barely thank you very much a piece meal was cheating on you you didn't think you this naomi's this heat in this game. it doesn't get easier still. it's amazing how you end up missing out there will come just milling around in the found some of the intensity one of panama's greatest ever play is the first player to score with cause for the panamanians they knockout tournament tap you're going to thank you very much. thank you i'm going to reduce it to this tell you do you expect for the game tomorrow and how much of a big thing is it for panel to be here in this world cup than illness or put some of it on there tomorrow we have a great surprise in the bedroom. we're going to be very strong again. process went. by how even the biggest of football the optimists would say that it's going to be a tough task if parliament are going to overcome this thing these sites but one thing that perhaps could play a factor is the read that they. get all this absolutely roasting which will consider local people here they're saying it's quite unseasonable good for the summer. here it was in the high

. >> reporter: naomi goldstein is an expert in juveniled justice professor of psychology at drexel university. she says kids will often out, ow bad behavid automatically arresting them can actually make things worse. >> for kids who end up in the syst, the chances that they continue their involvement over time increase. they're now exposed to the thinking and the behaviors of her kids who are heavily involved in the system or who have really done even things that are much more serious, which could then influence them in really negative ways and so creating a negative cycle. >> reporter: goldstein saithat cycle often starts at school. she says harsh penalties for breaking school rules push kids, norities disproportionately, into the criminal justice enstem. >> 30 years ago,through academy, you "lock 'em up" and let someone else deal with those back-end issues. reporter: kevin bethel spent eight years as the deputy police commissioner overseeing security in the philadelphia public school he used to be in charge of locking kids up. >> that would involve taking at child from school, placing them

the winner will face australian number one ashleigh barty in the final, who beat naomi osaka in straight the women's tour of great britain, while coryn rivera of america retained the overall lead with just one stage to go of the race. dideriksen sprinted to victory at the end of the 130 kilometre stage into worcester. marianne vos was third, which helped her narrow the gap to rivera, whose advantage is now 14 seconds. britain's dani rowe is third overall. the race concludes tomorrow in colwyn bay. jorge lorenzo has claimed his first motogp pole position for ducati in qualifying for the catalan grand prix in barcelona. the spaniard recorded his first win with his team last time out in italy. and his run of form continued as he beat reigning champion marc marquez by six—hundredths of a second. cal crutchlow‘s hopes took a tumble on the penultimate corner, and the briton will start from tenth on the grid. that's all we have, but plenty still going on not only in moscow and beyond. back now to olly in moscow. thanks, hugh. we keep hearing sporadic breaks of applause from icelandic... after t

anyway next up a highly under-reported and shocking aspect of the tragic tale of libya here's naomi care of already with the raging controversy. there are still unanswered questions about why the u.s. and nato bombed libya back to the stone age and twenty eleven a trial unfolding in france might offer us clues the former french president at an angry as men and munchkin land you go last sergeant posey is under arrest and facing charges for illegal campaign financing according to french media star cosey funded his two thousand and seven presidential campaign with fifty million dollars bills from. yes that gadhafi later in twenty eleven spearheaded a campaign against with missiles from nato and the best way to return a favor i'd say maybe and edible of arrangement would be fine you know the french mean business when they arrest a leader but you can't find the story anywhere in u.s. media except for the intercept and some of the online blurbs blurbs imagine of louis the sixteenth blurb in american papers at the time before the arab spring in two thousand and eleven so our cozy or president b

. >> my name is naomi kelly the single-story for the 775 i started with the city and county in 1996 workingfor the newly elected mayor willie brown, jr. not only the chief of staff a woman but many policy advisors that were advising him everyday their supportive and nourished and sponsored united states and excited about the future. >> my name is is jack listen and the executive director of a phil randolph institution our goal to have two pathways to sustaining a family here in san francisco and your union jobs are stroen to do that i have this huge way to work with the community members and i think i found my calling i started in 1996 working for willie brown, jr. i worked in he's mayor's office of housing in the western edition and left 3 years went to law school of san francisco state university and mayor brown asked me to be the director of the taxicab commission and through the process i very much card by the contracting process and asked me townhouse the city purchaser and worked with me and i became the deputy administrator and . >> having trouble struggling to make ends meet folks w

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stuck in a hotel since january but time is running out for drill assistance programs a temporary and naomi has nowhere else to go nobody understands what we're feeling ok because. many people they're in their homes they're all they could learn they've got their place but when you don't have a place well it gets to you it's really tough for families that have already been in these hotels for months there's the constant fear that government aid will end and that is inevitable many simply don't have anything to go back to in puerto rico but for those that want to make a life here there's an even bigger problem ninety seven percent of all rental accommodation is already filled that the remains is prohibitively expensive we're getting calls from people who care about others orange county's commissioner says resources stretched and many evacuees who have little choice but to stay face an uncertain future when you lose everything and you can't pay your mortgage and now your credits getting ruined and now you're here in our county trying to find an apartment they're looking at your credit score is

anyway next up a highly under-reported and shocking aspect of the tragic tale of libya here's naomi care of already with the raging controversy. there are still unanswered questions about why the u.s. and nato bombed libya back to the stone age and twenty eleven a trial unfolding in france might offer us clues the former french president at an angry as man in munchkin land in new go last sergeant posey is under arrest and facing charges for illegal campaign financing according to french media star cozy funded his two thousand and seven presidential campaign with fifty million dollars bills from could yes that gadhafi later and twenty eleven spearheaded a campaign against with missiles from nato and the best way to return a favor i'd say maybe and edible arrangement would be fine you know the french mean business when they arrest a leader but you can't find the story anywhere in u.s. media except for the intercept in some of the online blurbs blurbs imagine of louis the sixteenth a blurb in american papers at the time before the arab spring in two thousand and eleven so our cozy or presid