yes intercepting the domestic and office communications of the six nations that was sitting on the un security council at the time in order to bribe them all intimidate more you know embarrass them in however way possible to vote for that second u.n. resolution that would have given the u.s. and the u.k. that legal cover for a preemptive strike and that that does not exist even to this day there is no legal cover there's no justification for a preemptive strike i was aware of the fact that iraq was not a threat to the u.s. and the u.k. you know it was a country that had suffered years of war years of sanction and they were struggling to pull themselves together again and just finally advice to anyone watching you if you were military installation or any government in the world to go out into the country living here in britain walk if they're thinking about it right now what should they be focusing on as to whether to go public it's obviously it's a very personal decision and it's a very difficult decision but i was speaking to matthew hoh who is a former u.s. regrettable if you're yea

you also need your community police office rs also need your community police officers who are more intoblem—solving and prevention. that engagement is significantly reduced because of reduction in safe in neighbouring teams. i found out yesterday at a workshop run by stella creasy mp in waltham forest, trying to mobilise street teams etc and an officerand trying to mobilise street teams etc and an officer and admitted there are only two constables in each ward. it used to be one sergeant, two constables and three community support officers so it is literally a third of what it used to be. what about stop and search? prime minister theresa may when she was home secretary had it doubts about it. do you think it has gone too far the other way? people have talked about to call correctness that people are concerned if police stop and search a young black man, they will be proved —— accused of racism. there has never been a correlation between stop and search and knife crime. i wrote an article during the week to say it is only 5% of stops that actually lead to a tangible outcome regarding an

yes intercepting the domestic and office communications of the sixteen nations that was sitting on the un security council at the time in order to bribe them all intimidate more you know embarrass them in however way possible to vote for that second u.n. resolution that would have given the u.s. and the u.k. that legal cover for a preemptive strike and that that does not exist even to this day there is no legal cover there's no justification for a preemptive strike i was aware of the fact that iraq was not a threat to the u.s. and the u.k. you know it was a country that had suffered years of war years of sanction and they were struggling to pull themselves together again and just finally advice to anyone watching you if you were a military installation or any government in the world you had to do that you live here in britain. what if they're thinking about you right now what should they be focusing on as to whether to go public it's obviously a very personal decision and it's a very difficult decision but i was speaking to matthew hoh who is a former u.s. we had him on the show. and y

when i came in office i inherited a community that was in great need of healing from three tragedies that took place in the year of 2016. the first was an officer-involved shooting surrounding the alton sterling case. the second was the ambush and murder of three law enforcement officers. the third was the great flood of 2016 that took place in baton rouge and surrounding areas. when i took the oath of office in -- on january 1st, 2017, those issues didn't stay in 2016. they came right with me as mayor. and so my platform and running for mayor and talking about public safety was integrating the pillars of the 21st century policing plan as an excellent model what we could do as a community and city and to close the gap between law enforcement and the citizens of our community. the first thing i did, recognizing the challenge that we had first with the officer-involved shooting was to bring individuals from the community, all walks of life together, law enforcement, faith-based community, non-profit leaders, in a collaborative experience where we talked about what we can do from a polic

office? really? the foundation of our country is communication. the post office is in our constitution. it's a pity to watch an issue so important as global networks for things like distribution and product that amazon represents, literally a modern-day railroad, that really probably should be confronted for antitrust in a way that is rational and thoughtful. and instead of a rational and thoughtful discussion about the impact of a massive tech monopoly, we end up with a personal vendetta and a silly conversation about the post office. it's unfortunate and we can do better. >> brian, i mean this notion that president trump thinks that jeff bezos is using "the washington post" as a political weapon against him, "the post" has made clear he has no editorial influence over the paper. and i got to imagine given all the reporters at "the washington post," if there was even a hint that jeff bezos was pulling the strings of those reporters, there would be, you know, leaks or just out and out outrage and, you know, people protesting. >> that's right. look at what happened with sinclair this wee

i believe we have a presentation from ruby harris from the mayor's office of housing and community development. >> good morning, supervisors. my name is ruby harris. i'm the small sites manager for the mayor's office of housing and community development. i'm here to request $5 million be released to support the acquisition and rehabilitation of the gran oriente filipino hotel by mission housing development corporation. gran oriente filipino is a 24 unit sro property with a ground floor community room located at 106 south park in the south of market neighborhood. $4.5 million of the funds will be used to being awire the site, and the additional $500,000 will be used for soft and hard costs related to the project used to enhance the health and safety of existing residents. there will be affordability restrictions for the life of the property. this in coordination with mhjc and community organizations, mo 4 cd will seek to preserve this as a cultural asset. the acquisition of gran oriente filipino will result in both permanent affordability and the preservation of this cultural site. i am availab

a neuroknock raid, the office, communications between cohen and the president. thoughts on it. >> this is not the kind of thing the fbi does on a regular basis. reading a person's lawyer's office where there is privilege involves, it's a rare step. the question i have is okay, what's the underlying crime being investigated? the only thing we've heard in all of the stormy daniels stormy daniels back and forth is that there is a distinct possibility of a campaign finance violation. that is to say the money that was paid for his silence would be in effect campaign contribution because of where, and when it happened. >> bret: we have to run because we are getting more this videotape may be coming. i have to hit a break. as always, thank you. the president talking to the press, talking about michael cohen, telling the press reporters that he's a good man at that this is a disgraceful situation. the president talking about all of this as we go live to the white house. this videotape coming out of the cabinet room right after a quick break. breaking news tonight here o

thank you to our mayor's office of housing and community development, kate hardy, and joaquin is here, as well. thank you so much. so our housing authority, dar is here. thank you to the entire housing authority. and thank you to bank of america who's been a partner to us as we rebuild these rad projects. thank you to b of a. as somebody who grew up in san francisco i drove by here all the time when i was a kid. and you when you drive by and see buildings that were neglected for years and years, and now, it looks like a brand-new housing. when you see this, how pumped are you here to live in this? when we think about our housing crisis in san francisco, it is not just about new housing, although we have to put our gas pedal on it and build it faster than of before, but it's also rehabilitating existing housing units, so that people in san francisco can live in them with pride and dignity, but it's all about affordable housing in san francisco. i am here as a steward of mayor lee's legacy, as well. this is something that was core to who mayor lee was. reverend mentioned it earlier, but

when i was a police officer, that's what i did in my communities, i went back into the community, understoodt. if i go back to when i was a young man, seeing police officers on the corner was a deterrent, if you felt like doing some mischief, and you saw a police officer on the corner, you would not do any thing, you would maybe go and play some football. we need to address obviously the lack of police numbers is a serious issue, and a serious contributing factor to the problems we are having. however, there are other issues, as i have highlighted, that we needs to address. thank you very much stock thank you very much for speaking with us. the foreign secretary borisjohnson has stepped up his criticism ofjeremy corbyn over the poisoning of a former russian spy in salisbury. he said the labour leader was "the kremlin's useful idiot" for refusing to declare unequivocally that russia was responsible for the attack. labour says mrjohnson has "made a fool of himself" by misrepresenting what he was told by chemical weapons experts. police in germany have arrested six people over an alleged plot t

source says he is considerably concerned about what they seized from michael cohens house and office, communications he had with his lawyer and ma michael cohen did before he was elected. this is what had the president concerned, those communications which raises the question if the president didn't do anything wrong or if there was nothing unseemly here, why would the concern be there? now i asked, of course, washington, what specific concerns the president has? the source says only the president and michael cohen know the answer to that. also interesting to note, as you know, yesterday, there was the court case in new york, where the judge didn't really make a final decision on whether an fbi team would make the decision on the attorney-client privilege sensitive information. i am told the president has no confidence in that process as we know, michael cohen and other lawyers, people on the president's team, will be looking over these documents that were seeds, which is certainly a win for trump's team. but it could be the judge decides the team to look over these teempls i am told the president i

since 2005, mayor's office of housing and community development provided the complex with $12.5 million for emergency capital funds to help address some of the most pressing issues at the complex. additionally since midtown has been operating on a deficit since 2014, mohcd also contributed another 2.5 to fund annual operating costs and work towards stabilizing operations at this complex. residents of midtown have always needed and deserved to be told the truth. and be given a path that will allow them to rehabilitate their decaying units while not getting displaced. one of the first things that i did as supervisor was work with our late mayor, ed lee, to develop a plan known as the rent modification program to get midtown on track to rehabilitate their homes. the program is intended to equalize rents and potentially increase revenue to the development. through the process, i was committed to ensuring that not one person was evicted from midtown and that the city and mercy worked together to toward stabilizing the property in a way that is sustainable, safe and fair. but the scale of wha

reduction in police funding has meant they have had to roll back in the number of police officers working in the community of view is that if you have more police officers in the community they would be able to tour with low—level crime and have the relationship with people that perhaps would lead to less of the violent crime going forward. the government's point of view is there are other factors, not government's point of view is there are otherfactors, notjust government's point of view is there are other factors, notjust about police numbers, it is about social media, the impact of that on young people in terms of glorifying images, glorifying violence, and other issues like what is happening in local communities and the home secretary is talking about working with education providers, local authorities to try and deal with the root causes, drugs as well, the drug trade, another issue that the home secretary says has a direct effect on the amount of violent crime we see. new legislation. what can we see from bad? this is the offensive weapons bill and we understand it will be rolled out in weeks and w

one was a cybersecurity office, and the other is an international communications and policy office. many people describe that type of office as handling the digital economy, so digital regulatory policy issues. in my combined office's main role in the state department is leading our government effort internationally to lead diplomatic engagements on cyber issues as well as digital economy policy issues. so we're engaged at both multilateral forum like something called the international telecommunication union and in the oecd, the g8 and the g7, to throw an alphabet soup at you, as well as doing bilateral engagements on cybersecurity issues. >> host: give us an example of the digital economy issue that you're currently working on. >> guest: well, one of those would be privacy issues. so tonight i'm headed to brussels to meet with the european union, meet with the european commission, with parliamentarians and other interlocutors including the private sector to talk about their gdpr which is their general privacy data protection director regulation. that seeks to impose new requiremen

everything else in the community i think local businesses the small ones and coffee shops are unique in their own way that is the characteristic of the neighborhood i peace officer prefer it is local character you have to support them. >> really notice the port this community we really need to kind of really shop locally and support the communityly live in it is more economic for people to survive here. >> i came down to treasure island to look for a we've got a long ways to go. ring i just got married and didn't want something on line i've met artists and local business owners they need money to go out and shop this is important to short them i think you get better things. >> definitely supporting the local community always good is it interesting to find things i never knew existed or see that that way. >> i think that is really great that san francisco seize the vails of small business and creates the shop & dine in the 49 to support businesses make people all the residents and visitors realize had cool things are made and produced in san >> hello. you're watching the show that explores san francisco's love affair with food. there are at least 18 farmers marke

as $5.5 million of annual cost that went both to the public defender as well as the mayor's office of community housing and development to fund cbo legal defense? and just some reminders what's still really present on our minds and what we think about, we look at these numbers from a financial perspective, the one time sources, bringing down that $137 million deficit? you know, we still have significant structural deficit in those out years. again, these numbers are predicated on no downturn or recession? it would be a historic anomaly if there would be no downturn on the four year horizon of this projection? we're in the third longest expansion since 1945. >> supervisor cohen: the third longest expansion of -- >> the economic expansion since 1945. >> supervisor cohen: so when you say economic expansion, you mean we have a really robust budget. >> meaning that the u.s. economy and the california economy has experienced growth since 2009-2010. >> supervisor cohen: okay. thank you for the clarification. >> you bet. and then we face state and federal uncertainty that we'd be facing over $100 milli

office. everybody can communicate, but of course it can make things a bit noisy, and it can create a bit morethese islands where people can talk face—to—face, but they are all the same. you don‘t have the flexibility that you sometimes need. but you do have a fantastic view. let's take a look at some of the other officers you have worked on for really big companies, and grab a coffee. what have you done here? well, this is when we held vodafone moved their office from london to dublin. we had to get everybody comfortable, everybody ready, to start a new adventure. but this doesn't look like the offices of a major telco. exactly. we wanted it to feel like home, and so we created a kitchen at the centre, and then we created all the centre, and then we created all the different experiences around it. so many different ways to work, so many different ways to be engaged, to be creative, to be energetic, and to be creative, to be energetic, and to feel like you‘re part of a brand and part of a family. which company is this? so this is different. this is this? so this is different. this is for infos

office. everybody can communicate.y and it can create more stress. —— but of course. you have these islands where people can talk face—to—face but they are all the same. you don't have the flexibility that you sometimes need. but you do have a fantastic view. let's ta ke but you do have a fantastic view. let's take a look at some of the other officers you have worked on for really big companies. and grab a coffee. what have you done here? this is when we help to vodafone move their office from london to dublin. we had to get everybody comfortable, everybody ready to start a new adventure. but this doesn't look like the offices of a major telco. exactly. what we wanted to do was, we wanted it to feel like home. and so we created a kitchen at the centre, and then we created all the centre, and then we created all the different experiences around it. so many different ways to work, so many different ways to be engaged, creative, energetic, and to feel like you are part of a brand, part of the family. which company is this

community facility space, and 113 parking spaces. candlestick point is part of the bayview-hunters point redevelopment project area. candlestick point is planned to include residential retail, office space, and community facility space. it also includes new parks and open spaces and will be served by new transit lines and infrastructure: as i mentioned, to date, the commission has approved schematic designs for block 8-a, block 9-a, where the international african market will be located, and block 6-a along harney way. where block 2-a is located onninger son, the commission has approved the block for 10-a north, an ocii 100% affordable housing development. you'll see on the map that 2-a is located just to the left of block 10-a. nod to the 130 residential units, ground floor retail and community facility space, block 2-a will also include a shared amenity, a 13,000 square foot interior courtyard. now that i've provided an introduction to block 2-a, i'm going to turn it over to the design team, led by ruby belari of five point and ray belcher to give you detailed design information about the block. after their presentation, i'll come back to give you a few more details about the pr

admitted there are only two co nsta bles officer admitted there are only two constables on each ward, and it used to be one sergeant, three constables and to communityis literally a third of what it used to be. what about stop and search? prime minister to reason might have doubts about it as the home secretary. has it gone too far the other way? police are concerned that if they stop and search a young lack man they will be accused of racism. do you ink stop and search could be part of the answer? there has never been a correlation between stop and search and knife crime. in fa ct, stop and search and knife crime. in fact, i've read an article during the week, it is only 5% of stop that lead to a tangible outcome or seizure of a welcome —— weapon or whatever. there has never been a correlation so for people to say reducing stop and search, i think is unhelpful. it was used in the 90s when street crime was rife, robberies except iraq and it didn't stop. —— robberies etc. what you need is intelligence. it has to be intelligence led. you need to understand that stop and search is a blunt tool but what shoppers it up is community intelligence to ensure

. >> officer white's reaction would turn out to be a game-changer for this community. >> he said hey, guys, and played basketball with us. i was like all right. >> wow, he really dunk the ball because he had all his equipment on. >> the video went viral. >> people started sending basketball goals and balls to the police department saying go do this again. we want to see more of this. >> officer white launched the basketball cop foundation and started shipping donated basketballs and sports equipment to police departments across the country. >> the mission is to connect cops and kids in a proactive positive way. >> the non-profit has also built three courts in gainesville. >> it's been incredible. it was almost a magnet to the community. >> officer white's reach goes beyond the court, he also keeps in touch with the boys in the video. >> like best friends, like shaq and kobe. every time i get my report card, i tell him first before i tell my mom. >> a policeman drawing a community closer together. >> i'm just looking to create firsthand positive interactions so they have something real

police officers they are not doing the community engagement work they were doing beforehand to be more police officers on the street, the government needs to get more money to police forces to make that happen, but also it is not about police funding but also about the funding of local government strategies that in the past have been able to get young people in the community youth groups, that kind of thing, so angela rayner, the shadow education secretary, has been making the point that actually public services have been cut and that is why labour see this accumulation of issues really is actually exacerbating the situation. and that is part of the cause, as they see it, for this rise in violent crime. we've seen knife crime increase in 39 of the 43 police forces across the uk, and it's not just about austerity, but i think when the home secretary sticks her head in the sand and suggests that losing 21,000 police officers off our streets doesn't have an effect, then i think that's a very naive position. that was angela rayner. so a row over crime, and also a row over the fa

chicago police attribute the drop to more officers and stronger community policing efforts and investmentchnology. chicago police chief eddie johnson says despite the steady progress, the city has a long way to go. he says it is a marathon, not a sprint. >>> the car that went over a california cliff in the ocean last week may have driven off intentionally. the authorities say data from the suv revealed it accelerated 70 feet before plunging off the cliff along the pacific coast highway. investigators say there is no evidence to suggest it went over the edge at an angle. it appears it went straight off the cliff. two mothers and three of their children perished in the crash. three other children still missing. no suicide note was found at the home in washington state. investigators are evaluating items found during the search. >>> the calendar says april, but it doesn't feel like it. winter refusing to leave the northeast. let's bring in meteorologist ivan cabrera. how long will it stick around? >> good morning. if it helps, we will have temperatures by mid week in the 60s. we have a way t

office is working on that piece. then there are demands from the community. how do we work the other city departments to address the narcotics issues and street behaviors issues in the city? that is not necessarily going to be a radio call-driven deployment need, but definitely a need that we have to tackle. so we've tasked our staff with providing analysis on how many officers does that actually take to do the things that efb with asked to do? we have a number. and that number now has to be mixed in the other context of sector car deployment, investigative capabilities and all the other things. long story less long is all these different factors that are now coming together will determine actually what we need to move forward. we also have to keep in mind that this city is going to grow in terms of population. you have the honda's point development and treasure island, and a boom in construction in the city. so are we looking to accommodate that in the future? all this said, it brings another issue when we get these officers, where are we going to put them?

i want to thank the dahlia steering committee and the office of community investment and infrastructure. that commission, thank you for your support and encouragement but also those tough questions that kept us honest. the wonderful dahlia task force. a lot of times local government will create a system and say, here, there it is. use it. we didn't do that. we created this system bit by bit and each bit we had housing counselors and developers and nonprofit and for-profit testing the system. i'm going to call out roshen because she never gets a call out. the builders and designers of the system who have worked on the ground with applicants and people actually living in the cities of affordable house rental stock. wouldn't be here without you guys. thank you very much. code for america and your invaluable contribution. i'm almost done. we need to thank the folks that were part of the user testing. the mayor's office of disability. light house for the blind and the many current residents of affordable housing and applicants. a special shout out to kuritas property management who gave up t

officers had today on them. you heard today that somehow their law enforcement efforts to make communities less safe. i've got to tell you, that kind of attacks on american law enforcement officers has to stop, because it doesn't lead to good things, as we're experiencing in maryland, where of course some of our police officers have come under attack and where we now have record murder rates in one of our cities. because honestly, law enforcement officers get discouraged when that's what they hear from public officials. what's really heartless would be letting ms-13 terrorize maryland communities. maryland is the second most common active place for mast 13. literally within 30 miles of where we sit today, ms-13 runs rampant because we have not enforced our immigration laws in the past. we heard there's no need for increased border funding because border crossings are down -- are historic lows. i think that's what we heard today. but actually i think the border crossing in the past, in february and march actually were higher than in two of the last six years. i think we're actually seeing an increase i

community, and third, they have to submit on an annual basis a copy of its plan -- its community benefit plan to the office of statewide community planning and development which is the statewide agency that's charged with overseeing this requirement. for purposes of this state law, the term community benefit means a hospital's activities that are intended to address community needs and priorities primarily through disease prevention and improvement of health status, and they can include but are not limited to, the following things, so this is just a list. it's not an exclusive list. it can be health care services rendered to vulnerable populations. it can be the reimbursement of cost of services listed in the state code, including wellness and health promotion, prevention of services, health care medical research, and medical education. it can be financial or in-kind support of public health programs, it can be a donation of funds, property or other resources that contribute to a community priority. it can be health care costs containment programs, enhancement of access to health care or related services t

was very much about stop and engage with the police, to change the relationship between communities and the officers theresa may is introducing the violent crime strategy we have expected in the last few weeks will be coming on monday. theresa may has been in that difficult situation where she will give a big speech on stop and search all about how black men and boys and youngsters are being targeted sometimes more than white. those numbers have been questioned and under the spotlight a little bit but now we have this situation now where they are having to increase them. the strategy now, the home secretary amber rudd will speak about funneling more money into community groups likely have been glasgow. funneling more money into community groups likely have been glasgowm came to glasgow because of that very issue, the stop and search. because of the lack of trust on the streets that you have to put quite a bit of money in because they have to be pa rt of money in because they have to be part of the community, the police, and able to engage. 300 more officers on the street this week and hopefully to r

the officer confessed to taking $3000 from the city. is a community service officer, part of her job involved collecting money at the front counter. they say they are deeply disappointed in her and that the charges against her was announced because of the commitment to being open with the community. she is due in court april 30. >>> plans to evict more than 100 homeless people now living near a mostly vacant santa rosa shopping center has been delayed by a federal judge. the city and the sonoma county community development commission order those people to leave that property by tomorrow. the judge set a hearing for thursday to decide if evicting the homeless from that part of the roseland neighborhood violate civil rights. the homeless started camping there three years ago in the camp grew after the north bay wildfires last october. the property belongs to the county. the county was planning to build affordable housing and retail space on that land.>>> tenants and their advocates will announce their proposal for a rent ordinance. the group will talk a

jose campos of the office of community investment and infrastructure will dig a little bit more deeper into the actual redevelopment plans and the land use. and then -- for now, sorry, of ginsler architects will provide a plan for the hunters point shipyard. as an orientation, we are again at the southeast most extents of the city. the project includes candlestick point. this was of course the previous location of the candlestick -- candlestick stadium. it's also the location of the state park, alice griffith housing district. and then, on the most western side, it also included another parcel that's actually not included on the map before you that we refer to as the jamestown parcel. hunters point shipyard of course is the previous location of the naval shipyard. i want to give a quick background of sort of the structure of what's the governing structure behind it. these two projects are of course within two redevelopment project areas. the hunters point shipyard redevelopment project and its associated plan was established in 1997. it includes two phases. phase one is currently under

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