on average of 40% turnover already. it will only exasperate the issue. i want to talk about city funded employers like catholic charities. they don't have the luxury to say to one worker working next to somebody. your job is city funded and you get an increase and the other person doesn't. that is another reason to fully fund this. the third part i want to talk to the supervisors and share that it is difficult to be a nonprofit worker and see the benefiters to city employees. relying on the nonprofit employees to do this work that is the poster child of the city dealing with homelessness and demographic that needs the most care. >> chair fewer: next speaker please. >> boys and girls club of san francisco. we have been serving families for nearly 130 years. i want to rends our endorsement of our support for this. we appreciate this. my salary falls above this so i won't been fit from it. i do want to stalk about folks and how they struggle. we know the struggles of those who make less. i moved here from san francisco after 9/11 because i wanted to be closer to the kids i served. i

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meaning not legally required but in increasing the wages for a certain group of workers on city contracts it does create both pressures on the organization. these are preliminary estimates what that could look like. the board at the time in kind of thinking about that established a working group to follow up on the questions. the legislation that increased mco, created working group to review wage equity when work is funded by city contract receive a higher wage than those funded by noncity contracts. which compaction. working the worker how does one treat the supervisor to maintain adequate wage scales on city contracts? this is the work that the board specifically charged. you asked us to help staff that working group and come back with a report by april 1st. we submitted that report on april 1st. i am here today to walk through briefly what the working group did and their recommendations to you. the working group included 10 representatives. it was a mix of three city staff including myself, members from the labor community and labor organizations, nonprofit employees and nonprofit man

working the worker how does one treat the supervisor to maintain adequate wage scales on city contracts? this is the work that the board specifically charged. you asked us to help staff that working group and come back with a report by april 1st. we submitted that report on april 1st. i am here today to walk through briefly what the working group did and their recommendations to you. the working group included 10 representatives. it was a mix of three city staff including myself, members from the labor community and labor organizations, nonprofit employees and nonprofit management. then from january to march, the working group met three times for about two hours each in public meetings to talk through these issues and developed the set of findings and recommendations. i can run through these recommendations. first, the working group found that the mcs isn't the only pressure they are facing. this are facing pressures to maintain adequate work force to allow them to sustain programs. they recommended the recommendations should be considered in that. this is one of the many pressures they

.>> reporter: the governor has doubled down on investing directly in big cities on the front lines of this challenge. the task force will look at what works best. job programs and the robinson center. the governor says homelessness needs to be addressed with cities and counties working together. >> i get it, everywhere i go people are outraged, they are angry about what has happened or not happened on the streets. this is the issue that ultimately defines our failure as a society. >> it seems to make sense everyone says this is a regional problem because if you push them out of one city they moved to the other city and the fact that they make this a regional plan, does everyone seem onboard? >> reporter: everyone seems onboard, when we talked with the mayor and the county supervisor, you are right if you move it from one city they can go to the outskirts or parts of the other counties and they are really hoping to take a regional approach because they feel this is a statewide issue not just affecting san francisco, oakland or los angeles. >>> teachers continue to walk the picket line

to see how this pans out in the future especially in terms of government formation changes from one city thank you so much thanking me and explaining this to us in the studio thank you. that's it for today and there's more stories on our website. isha and be sure to check us out on facebook as well thailand is still in celebration mode after this week's coronation of the new king we leave you now with an elephant procession in his honor so the streets of bangkok means you next time. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and ransom in the italian dictatorship and just want to be shot now and if your newspapers when official information as a journalist i have worked on the streets of many congress and their problems are almost the same point to the social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press. should work on the fourth to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the humans on scene or microphones who have decided to put their trust in us. is john curtis and i work. on. the markets are keeping a wary eye on oil supplies as iran responds to america's comple

we have an incredible mix of people who rely on city college including our civic center campus and soon again our tenderloin campus. this is important for immigrants who want to learn english and new skills to serve our city. city college directly certainlies thserves theneeded f needs of our city. we passed proposition w which made san francisco free to make the access to education accessible to those in need and now that we have made city college more accessible to those who need it, we have to ensure that the courses that are offered continue to benefit all of our communities. we must make sure that we offer classes that allow student studo achieve their goals whether they are ready to transfer or learn an important skill or getting an associate's degree. today we will analyze and discuss and learn about the plans that city college has to maintain in the context of, i think, a continued underfunding by our state of public education and what our city can do to step up andorr and to do our part and provide the support and resources to ensure all students can thrive. we are in this toge

that by our 90's anniversary in 2025, city college of san francisco will be the number one community college in the state of california for degree graduations, transfers to university and work for certificate completion for african-american, r latinos and ati students. there will be no achievement gap at city college. here are the highlights, this presentation will give you highlights of how city college leadership, that's our board of trustees, and i think trustee temprono and chanel williams of how we're adding and expanding classes to grow for api students. i'll start with this slide and come back to it. one of the reasons why a purpose of the meeting as chairman hainey pointed out was to make sure we're spending the taxpayer's money in a responsible way. our first duty is fiscal responsibility. on june 27, i will submit the officers true balanced operating budget of a city college in over ten years. i'll come back to this slide and actually show you the budget. that, by the way, is a hyperlink. anybody can go on that hyperlink and see our budget and the developing budget as it is

i was born on the main road, i've been a city fan all my life, and it isjust outstanding. . we've struggled in europe, but now we've got back—to—back, we've proved that we're one of the greatest teams the premier league has ever seen. unlike last year, city have been challenged this time, but ultimately, it simply seemed to bring out the best in them. let's ta ke let's take you to manchester city's ground, the etihad stadium. as you can see, the players back home after that victory over brighton, putting them one point ahead of liverpool to clinch the title. this is the point at which they all get to get their hands on the trophy and show it off to the fans. it is a very slick presentation, though, and i have been reading on social media that some fans are not entirely thrilled with the way it looks. it is a bit too corporate for some tastes, but it looks impressive in that stadium with all of that video footage to mark this back—to—back win of the premier league title. a cabinet minister has conceded that the upcoming elections to the european parliament will be difficult

on city infrastructure on roads and of course on climate is huge and it's not shared equally there's a massive income disparity between people who use. people who might use public transit looking again at these cities people who earn more than $200000.00 a year so this is the top one percent of america they tend to use goober a lot more than lower income people this is what you'd expect surely right this is nothing new people who have more money will use private private transportation use more comfortable ways of getting around but who are enough has made it so easy and so ubiquitous to access this kind of private more comfortable transit that it's reinforced this habit of of putting more money more focus into private travel rather than public infrastructure which people of lower income needs need to get around see to get to their jobs which then takes money takes it takes resources and takes political will away from public transit into private modes of transportation like this ok you press me the thank you for coming with blue cross we'll see in the next britain. our german turkish

meaning not legally required but in increasing the wages for a certain group of workers on city contracts it does create both pressures on the organization. these are preliminary estimates what that could look like. the board at the time in kind of thinking about that established a working group to follow up on the questions. the legislation that increased mco, created working group to review wage equity when work is funded by city contract receive a higher wage than those funded by noncity contracts. which compaction. working the worker how does one treat the supervisor to maintain adequate wage scales on city contracts? this is the work that the board specifically charged. you asked us

side one on city side avenue completely separated from traffic and bike on the park.he shared way is not the most eway to take. you have to go down to where you live or go slowly through there. the hope is it is a slow-moving primarily pedestrian space. >> that makes sense. the raised table tops will signal drivers they need to slow down they are entering a different realm. that is great to hear. when you say along city side avenue and avenue c there is a separate bike facility a painted bike lane or how is that treated? >> the bike lane on city side avenue is vertically separated from cars. it is completely separated with the road, no interaction with cars. the shared bike pad promenade the waterfront edge is separated. there are two out there. one is ped only. it is a gravel space not that conducive for bikes. then there is an asphalt shared bike pad more for people on scooters and bikes and all the different ways of moving around that will be also for peds. >> that sounds much, much better than what we have right now. just one last question about like lay buys or l

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the city council meanwhile is expected to vote on a 3 year. citywide paving plan that will cost the city, 100 million dollars the city asks residents to report potholes using the new a 3, 1 one program oak 3, 1, one that launched last year these vigilante say they could fill all the potholes in the city with just $1 million in one to 2 months not the million that the city is considering spending so little take definitely using technology though to get those pot hills potholes filled camp and then her grant that people were applauding them when they came out you can see why that is but yes you can see alright struck a nerve. >>thank you grant has staffer for the city of pleasant hill recommends allowing to medicinal cannabis dispensaries within city limits. now the city council says that might not be a good idea forcefully to go explains the council's counterproposal. >>a years long discussion on whether or not to allow cannabis to be sold from the city of pleasant hill continues now with new direction council came to a consensus to make a recom

cities. sonoma would be one of them. ouncil wants to raise the minimum wage for anybody who works in the city. now the question is this, should it include restaurant workers who wait on tables? the not so simple act of serving a customer. in the city of sonoma tonight that lies in the heart of a controversy. >> i do work two jobs. >> reporter: she hardly sees herself as a poster child for raising the minimum wage here. the mayor and vice mayor regard it as essential. >> i think it is a question of your values. do you want people to live in dignity or do you think we should have jobs where people are required to live in poverty. >> if you work 40 hours a week, you deserve food on the table, health care and the ability for your family to go on vacation. >> reporter: they will make that argument tonight before the sonoma city council in proposal of accelerating ahead for the deadline for raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour. restaurant owners oppose it. >> i think they are doing a feel-good policy based on a broader econo

city. the other tornado was in lawrence kansas on the west side of kansas city, at least 12 people are now being treated for storm -related injuries at the hospital. at least one person was killed and dozens hurte of the clouds the town of macy north of indianapolis. some of the worst damage was reported outside of dayton ohio where a tornado touched down, one mother says she and her son survived the storm barricaded inside the closet.>> it sounded like a freight train. when i heard that sound i grabbed the door. i could hear the roof come off.>> you can see the roof was ripped right off the apartment complex. the storms were among as many as 55 tornadoes that were casters say all touchdown yesterday across eight states.>>> now to the ghost ship warehouse truck of the prosecutions case is expected to wrap up in the coming days and the defense could start presenting their case sometime next week. one took the witness stand, kathleen told the jury that almenna laughed at her when she enters untold her the building needed to be brought up to code. she said that almenna insisted he wanted to do

students at usf studied the effect of uber and lyft cars on city's traffic impact. ultimately they concluded that muni could cut the congestion if the service was free or much cheaper and they'veitiz on time arrival. they said that muni directors appreciate the suggestion. >> at this point, we have no plans of moving forward with the proposal. >> coming up, we'll talk with muni drivers about whether free fares would get them out of the ride share and back on the bus and look at how much of the muni budget is tied to the fares. >>e good news to share with you. the animal department is getting props. they found holm homes for 94 efforts that animals they took in. that's one of the best rates in california. and the shelter actually hit above 90% the past six years. >>> a legal blow for president trump. today a federal judge ruled he cannot block a house subpoena for his reason tax returns. the house oversight committee subpoenaed the tax returns. it was upheld. they said the investigating powers of congress will allow it. the president's attorneys will likely appeal. al

at the stadium are thousands of fans watched city when on the big screen. ty where thousands of gathered to watch manchester city play brighton on the big screen here, the range of emotions this afternoon when liverpool went ahead and went brighton took the lead, it was her nervousness in the air here but when the equalised, it was jubilation as they knew that city was so close to they knew that city was so close to the premier league title, and they scored in the second half which meant that it was just a party atmosphere for the final moments of this premier league season and eve ryo ne this premier league season and everyone could enjoy city lifting the premier league trophy, they'll get to enjoy some more this evening as city's players are flying to manchester to celebrate with the fa ns manchester to celebrate with the fans and lift atrophy all over again, it has been quite some season. liverpool only lost one game city have won 14 straight premier league matches to get to this point, their second straight premier league victory. the wait for their firs

>>the is considering a new ordinance that would restrict oversize vehicle parking on city streets buts kron four trough out about elsa's critics say such a ban would force people living on in those vehicles out of town and that's unconstitutional. >>amid complaints and worries about health and public safety. the margin hue city council has been working on a draft ordinance that would essentially ban people who own vehicles that discharge sewage from parking them on city streets. now the law foundation an acl you have sent a letter advising the city did drop the plan staff attorney michael trujillo simply trying to enact new park in a search and an effort to force these people out of the city. >>is just that america can spawn prostitution. >>in a statement, the city said it is reviewing existing parking ban laws in other cities but had no comment on any possible legal challenge. meanwhile, a rerendum on the parking ban is being considered by the housing justice coalition says member and former mayor lenny siegel, a vehicle residents are residents amount they work here they go to school

sharing photos of the six foot fence they put up and a treehouse on city property. >> i want the fence to come down and the land to be restored.>> reporter: the cities recreation and parks department says it has tried to work out a compromise asking to reduce the height of the fence from 16 to 3.5 feet. the couple complied and removed treehouse but failed to keep a gate along the fence open to the public and failed to remove portions of the fence that encloses the city-owned land. now the city has ordered them to take down the fence. >> our job is to protect public land for public use. you can't just build a fence on parkland and expand your backyard.>> reporter: they did not agree to remove the size of the fence because it would be hazardous.>> if they tear this all out tell me that they're not going to have a lawsuit.>> there's lots of places where someone could fall. the couple if they were going to remove the fence. >> i don't know what were going to do. >> reporter: the city says they month, that means friday, to take down the fence. if the couple doesn't supply the city will send

now one of us is one of the holiest cities for hindus and it lies on the banks of the river ganders which is equally sacred varnas he is also the city from when the rains are more than you standing for reelection for the 2nd time in many ways this city also represents what he and his b.g.p. stand for the primacy of the hindu religion and the city went to the polls on sunday in the last phase of a mammoth 7 phase long general election here's more on the month that was. as indians went to the polls for the final phase of voting prime minister narendra modi went to the mountains he hike through the hills and visited 2 hindu shrines taking a spiritual retreat after a chaotic few weeks. in the holy city of god in us the modis constituency voters seem to give the prime minister a positive report. the last 5 years we have seen a lot of changes in varna see so for that to be brahman and we want you know the government to get reelected so that the results start showing they made their share of mistakes what they did a lot of good things also i mean they had the courage to make certain stance which

of mountain view is considering a new ordinance that would restrict oversized vehicle parking on city streets from force raaf la double has that story. >>amid complaints and worries about health and public safety. the margin hue city council has been working on a draft ordinance that would essentially ban people who own vehicles that discharge sewage from parking them on city streets. now the law foundation an acl you have sent a letter advising the city did drop the plan staff attorney michael trujillo simply trying to enact new park in a search and an effort to force these people out of the city. >>is just that america can spawn prostitution. >>in a statement, the city said it is reviewing existing parkin ban laws in other cities but had no comment on any possible legal challenge. meanwhile, a referendum on the parking ban is being considered by the housing justice coalition says member and former mayor lenny siegel, a vehicle residents are residents amount me they work here they go to school here they retire here. >>and if there problems with traffic safety public safety. let's dea

saying about the disturbing trend that they're see >>tonight a 6 to video showing a fightand a boy on a city bus benicia this apparently happened in front of the nation middle school on wednesday and according to the viewer who sent this us this video. it is not the first time something like this has happened. thanks for joining us. i'm can wait and i'm pale more our grant lotus's back. >>with us now he has the latest on this incident that's you know really said the see kids doing this no doubt and you don't see this every day you don't want to see this every day you don't ever want to see this will roll the video of warning know you use a little bit of it. it is disturbing this girl. >>here we're at the backpack, the black she just starts wailing punching this kid who is seated at the back of the bus he's kind of trying to push her off of him it looks like the girl. eventually you see here ends up walking away gets off the bus. as the crowd begins to form in the back the person who sent us this video told us the girl had just walked on to the bus without paying or without any inteand she ju

united won just one of their final seven games of the season. so manchester citypool‘s win over wolves sees them with 97 points. an astonishingly high total for the team finishing second. chelsea‘s goalless draw with leicester means they end up 3rd. confirmation of man united in 6th. rangers have secured back—to—back home wins over celtic for the first time in seven years. they got the ideal start, with james tavernier scoring from a free kick within two minutes. and midway through the second half, scott arfield made it 2—0. that was rangers‘ sixth win in a row and takes them to within six points of their city rivals. but with the title already returning to celtic park, this was a real signal of intent ahead of next season. it was also a first defeat in 16 games for celtic in the league. lewis hamilton has won the spanish grand prix to re—take the lead in the drivers‘ championship. starting from second on the grid again, behind his mercedes team—mate, valteri bottas, hamilton managed to overtake him on the first bend in barcelona. he held on for the next 66 laps t

the city council meeting on monday, they discussed a plan to possibly file a lawsuit against the faa. the faa told us they have worked with the palo alto area to give the city of information about the changes. >>> the airport ready to show off its $58 million expansion. the airport has scheduled a grand opening on june 13 for its 5 new gates that will be used by southwest airlines pick renovations began last fall. >>> on this harvey milk day, sfo has released these renderings showing the vision for the new harvey milk terminal 1. passengers will have the opportunity to learn e official in of in california. the first phase opens in july. >>> a brazen robbery at a dick's sporting goods store all on camera. the frustration of retailers who are forced to stand by and watch. >>> a prototype for a potentially innovative treatment for cancer. i'm in hayward coming up i will have details about this promising technology. >>> if you think that your current commute is bad, wait until the holiday weekend. a new report on a record number of travelers. >>> we have blue skies for a good portion of t

marching through the streets and converging on the steps of city hall. the fight for fair wages and local hiring on big-city projects. construction workers were at the picket lines. they want a project labor agreement. pla. to guarantee them jobs on city projects. other cities and alameda county already have them. workers in oakland are still waiting. >>> to make sure we have a pathway for oakland residents especially disadvantaged residents to get into the trades through these pla's and have careers in construction. sustainable middle-class careers. swimming is something for developers to bring in outside workers and pay them less. >> we pay our taxes here. the city is run by money. we don't want outsiders to come in and make their money and take their money elsewhere. swimming the workers union wants the mayor to sign an agreement as soon as possible. and save local union jobs but say they have not heard back from her. >>> we heard from the other side today. in the criminal trial over a deadly open warehouse fire. the defense attorney for the ghost ship

has that much equipment on top of a roof in downtown or on a building such as one market plaza. other city private property, that we have on private property buildings and one at 564 market street, which is at $41 per square foot. if i had to calculate it out, we would be be at $26 per square foot. we're below fair market value. the department is still responsible for their own ewe utilities. we urge you to approve with a positive recommendation. mr. christopher chamberlain is here if you have any programming questions. >> thank you very much, can we get a b.l.a. report please. is this to approve the lease for one year, through may 2020, and then two five year extensions to may 2030. the city has been at this location since 1997. in 2015, the m.t.a. was added to this lease. originally it was just other telecommunicati telecommunication equipment and the rent went up at that time and the discussions we had with real estate over the negotiations of this lease, it's true that it looks different than how leases are described in the admin code, in terms of requiring appraisals for fair market v

and play some of those who are starting out to work on the plaza independencia the city's main square among the noteworthy buildings here is the pilot seal. one till $935.00 it was the tallest building in south america and it's now part of our national heritage but the money on us will not. be and so there's also the gateway of the citadel which is all that remains of a fortification that protected the city in the colonial era yes like now it's at the entrance to the old town. throughout the heights of the death zone with shops restaurants museums and offices runs right through the old town halls he said your p.c. on t.v. they'll be one of the dail has a 1000000 and a half resident almost half the population of europe wife with 3 and a half 1000000 inhabitants it's a small country. if this is the plaza much 3 years to the oldest plaza in town it's surrounded by historical buildings such as montevideo is cathedrals because the palace is. coming and they mostly are also a few market stalls on the square which you can rummage through in the shade of the tree and so this could be made up

but flying a pride flag could open the gate for other groups to demand their own legs at city hall but next tuesday onening the dublin city council is expected not only to consider adopting a flight policy but possibly call for a special meeting to vote again on flying the flag. either way emeryville will still fly emerald to pride flags.>> to some people it's a statement of value and those are values that the city strongly endorsed.>> reporter: if the proposal passes emeryville will hold a flag raising celebration on saturday, june 8.>>> the chp released updated numbers from the memorial day weekend. they say at least 34 people died in crashes in california between friday and monday. that's down slightly from last years figure of 37. nearly half of those killed this year were not wearing a seatbelt. the chp says they made 1099 dui arrests over the holiday weekend, that's an average of 14 arrests every hour in california. >>> dozens of state agencies have failed to provide sexual harassment training for their supervisors as required by state law. capital public radio investigation found nearly 60% of

on the temperatures. some 60. san jose 55. sf0 and redwood city at 54. one 60 in pennsylvania. >> dublin, 54. 30s in the mountains. sacramento at 58. they are rebounding on the cool temperatures from a couple days ago start to get back to where they should be, desert southwest, southern california. the system tomorrow starts to focus a lot about santa rosa, sacramento north. if you're up towards ukiah, there could be hefty rain totals. we will track that tomorrow. some could linger into friday, most of it will be tomorrow. upper 70s to low 80s. temperatures look like they are going to be cooler tomorrow, possibility of showers and thundershowers north and east. looks good into the weekend. >>> we would like to remind yeah to download the weather app. it has interactive radar, hourly updates and the seven- day forecast and an easy feature to upload your weather photos and videos. that is a free download. >>> our time is 4:20. some psychedelic drugs could be decriminalized in one city. the details about magic mushrooms and why supporters say the time to act

the city of emoryville is deciding whether to fly not one, but wo rainbow flags in june. the de heated up after the city of dublin decided not to dis play it even though they may change that decision. rob roth spoke with elected leaders from both cities. >> when they voted against flying it supporting the lgbtq community, 22 miles away, this emoryville city council man had an idea. why not fly two flags on his city's flagpole, one for emoryville and one for dublin? >> i don't view hanging a second flag as a statement on the city of dublin but an opportunity to offer support for people who can't get it right now. >> reporter: he was openly gay and says he found some of the comments from the public during that meeting in dublin disheartening. this was one. >> if you agree to fly the rainbow can we fly the confederate flag, the black lives matter flag? >> the communist flag? >> they had hateful and  ignorant things to say about the lgbt community and the flag. >> the city council was expected to vote on the two- flag proposal tuesday. residents were behind it and ruby's caf

. >> we're on the banks of lake michigan in milwaukee, wisconsin. we're learning about the city's history. up next, we take you inside the public museum. streets of an old milwaukee exhibit for a closer look at the city's early years. >> the streets of old milwaukee and takes he 1890s you to about 1917. outtime when america breaks on the world scene. it's a wonderful look, immerse sieve, a look at the way people 19th and 20th te century. a set of building blocks, they give you an idea of the kinds of people that were here, kinds of business that is were going on nd a little bit about what was going on in each and every neighborhood. milwaukeees depicted, itself had almost 290,000 290,000, , and of that german heritage or direct german immigration. we also experienced immigration southeastern europe and southern europe as well as canada and parts of mexico and asia. in the city of milwaukee itself, scores of small slavic, oods that were polish, german, you name it, they were here. 35 different ethnic groups in milwaukee around 1900. vestibule of our time traveling streetcar. in thi

it's there is quite a lot of on city energy but one thing that if things don't change their way of seeing his 5 year tame that past there was a lot of court up front and i expected that they if he doesn't do anything about it they'll be continued corruption and looting of public funds and i can also see establishment of tribal and that balance which going to reside in will violent conflict between all among us or tribes in the country and i'm also afraid that if this kind of thing continues the rule of terra by wideout cord the week at the youth wing of the ruling body may continue because we have seen quite a lot of impunity in the present in the past 5 years and i'm afraid if that want to use we are heading towards us and. ok antron political analyst and i was kept so long with thank you. an extra is in sudan where there's been a 48 hour nationwide general strike aimed at pressuring the ruling military to make way for a civilian government the strike comes as scores of demonstrators are still camped outside the military's headquarters they've been there since. i was ousted last month an

plenty more coming up throughout the day on manchester city's title win. and on that sacking. day's other sports news. that's all the sport for now. more from the bbc sport centre at 11:15. the headlines on bbc news... as cross—party brexit talks resume, the shadow brexit secretary says he's not afraid to pull the plug if the pm refuses to budge on her red lines. a promise to end the postcode lottery of support for victims of domestic abuse. using their phones, making card payments and driving with no hands — police catch thousands of drivers in unmarked lorry cab patrols. more now on the proposals to change domestic abuse law in england to ensure victims and their children are given secure accommodation by local councils. a consultation has been announced by the government, but it's not yet clear how much funding will be provided. with me is is lyndsey dearlove — head of uk says no more at domestic abuse charity hestia. we have heard from the prime minister, are you pleased with the remarks? do you think they give you hope the issue will be dealt with properly? absolutely, acr

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of the first projects i worked on when i became city administrator in 2012. y realized when i went on a right along with one of the animal care control officers that a.c.c., the staff, the volunteers, they are all of the unsung heroes of the city. is the mayor mentioned, as virginia mentioned, animal care and control is truly first responders when it comes to getting animals off the streets, and then they have communicable -- communicable diseases, you don't hear about these diseases going from pets to humans, because they do great work. when there is an emergency, they're the ones making sure folks are evacuating in a safe way, especially if you have many people who are pet lovers, and they don't want to leave without their pets. they have emergency plans around that. when their incidents with police and fire, and their people and buildings you don't want to leave because animals are there, or they are -- that are homeless encampments, and folks want to leave without their animals. animal care and control is there as the mayor mentioned, they are moving from

on, make sure it's safe. >> reporter: they started two weeks ago after they got fed up with the city's failure to if i can theblem. their instagram shows they've filled potholes near interstate 580. >> the same material that oakland uses. for some reason, we don't see it on the street. it's only an amount of time before your tires blow. >> reporter: the city of oakland says they don't condone or recommend that residents do this work themselves because it raises safety issues. but people are frustrated. >> every time it rain, they get worse. and then it takes forever for someone to come, if they ever do come. >> reporter: a spokesman for the department of public works staz the oakland city council is set to vote tuesday on a new plan that would invest $100 million to paving streets over the next three years. >> they have a three-year plan. but it only takes 5, 10 minutes to fill the potholes. >> i thank the pothole vigilantes. they saved us. we don't want any accidents on this road. and i appreciate that. >> reporter: they cost anywhere from $6 to $100 to fill a hole, depending on its size. we understand that

it has been cut city and liverpool being so much better. liverpool lost oneay, is their 14th in a row. they have been supreme. city spent more money than liverpool, that mix what they have done more impressive. but those two clubs have been brilliant. as you say, it's been a wonderful yearfor english as you say, it's been a wonderful year for english football, to have the champions elite competitions, to have them all held by english clubs in -- is have them all held by english clubs in —— is incredible. have them all held by english clubs in -- is incredible. and kevin keegan said he thought in many ways, it says a lot about the quality of the teams, he thought the reserve tea m the teams, he thought the reserve team was as good, if not better, than the liverpool first 11. in terms of the quality, it is quite a golden team, isn't it? and there it is, and when you see people like sergio aguero who scored the first goal down in brighton, he isn't yet 30 but he has been extraordinary. all of their players have stuck together, knuckle down and got the job done f

the major cities was going on lockdown by the protesters the premise of all of this is done how to address the nation and how to do and they are message to all these protests is that sun does not want to use the ball against innocent citizens of august on later on the government open job and it was usually with these extremists through just groups and i didn't know. it was a tweet point. it was a he got us you eat an emissions you least on exit control of this but destruction of the building don't really think at that time and there was a lot of criticism on that later on once the deed was done that these protesters and the lot of the protesters within the range often doubted the crackdown against them was there and all of the top leadership was arrested by the police and they're still in the they're still in the custody of police and potentially that's one reason why everybody has been able to travel to canada khaled joining us from islamabad thank you very much for that to thailand next where the election commission has announced results of the march twenty four gentlemen

once again thanks for having me indeed it was nice they might attack on him city supporters that's in my congress but it amenable to showing who at that time having a meeting of their party office. unfortunately the police where heavy handed are to the extent that the police describe some of the probity at the my own respective headquarters which is very unusual ok it talk you know it being very unusual i mean looking at that footage even the people taking it some of them feel to be reacting and in a way and they seem to be shocked but is this particularly surprising and is this a new development in malawi it is we have lived under police brutality before but this actually was very strange because for the fist time of simple he's behaving like an armed wing of the political budget which is very strange and i'm afraid if this continues it will be very bad for the country because the police are supposed to protect citizens under the symptoms as opposed to protect the property and in the way they behave they destroyed provided and they attacked the citizens which is very strange and we'r

wants any capital to be less vulnerable to natural disasters some country local media saying one option is a city on the island of borneo well where ever the new capital will be the president says it's time for a move. in opposite to this idea has always come up during each and every presidential administration but it has never been decided were discussed in a planned and mature manner. the. moving the capital involves great details of planning in choosing a location based on political strategic factors including the readiness of funds and infrastructure. is. willing i believe if we planned it well we will accomplish this great idea. so we're dodos enthusiastic about this but what do people think we asked residents of palenque araya how they feel about the possibility their city might become the new indonesian capital. and one of the high after your greeting in my opinion is the capital city moves to prolong it would improve the economic situation here. and we don't want the. i completely agree with the idea of shifting the capital from jakarta to poland pariah why because it could be just the vi

other cells across the city. one in morin county, birth certificately, richmond, and the next one in the same direction, a pretty good line from livermore, fremont and he will pitas. there is the front in the valley. now the hit and miss shower visit. the upper low for this time of year is a powerhouse. i would not be surprised if there are reports of hail and thunderstorm activity and temperatures remaining unseasonably cool today with >>> the u.s. has given extensive family members already in the u.s. a leg up but that could change under the president's new proposal. >> all of this is a very comprehensive plan. it will go before congress, it will have tremendous republican support. we can get enough democrat support to get it passed. >> reporter: so, who would get across the border legally? those with employable skills could be given a higher priority with less emphasis on family or chain migration. >> what it is is laying down a marker for republicans. it will give them a starting point for negotiating with the de