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on out is there. the. song has become an anthem of resilience for a football club and the city. was . liverpool one of the poorest cities in all of europe ravaged by industrial the klein and political isolation a city that ironically has had to stand alone. at its very core is a football team and its fans some of the most committed supporters in the world. being a football fan is not just for the saturday it's been a football fan for the with an equally then a citizen isn't just for the weak and not on the south like in the citizen on a football final of a 3 time here at its very roots we can discover what the truth is to be a liverpool fan. ah. i was the i think this cup stands for family hard work and dreams liverpool a city known across the world for a famous bird's pop music. the docks that once served an empire and a football club. in the 1970 s. and eighty's liverpool football club reign supreme winning an incredible 9 league titles. but 3 decades have passed since that last victory. for every liverpool fan 2020 is all about one thing. winning the premier league. the times now go

here today's top stories 1st israel unleashing another series of heavy air strikes on gaza city it's the latest escalation after a bloody weekend on the strip next our live panel answers why our world powers are not intervening in this bloodshed and could you want us to have blood on its hands when all the smoke is cleared we'll discuss it all right it's time to boost your news i.q. .

one way or another. it is difficult to find the balance. the cities tourism counsellor says that the situation is not unique to venice, but rather venice is in need of a unique solution. right? yeah, no, no, i start having go on it and then it has not been sold out in a derogatory sense. all 2 cities have experienced the last few years in the absence of was to protect certain segments of the city. i, segmented. as a 1st step, the city has begun to closely monitor visitor numbers starting next year. tourists will have to pay a fee to enter the city, but more it took a lot of mrs. what some people consider the bad old days. and i'd be glad i'm older . that would also go back to what it was like 2 years ago. you list people maybe, but it wasn't a massive or like they were saying, it was a sustainable of us out of the debate over the future of tourism and venice is far from over. but for now, most people here cannot wait for visitors to return the news she is women. she is the woman here, right? and also just call the family own woman. said meet the artis

maybe y'all hasn't golden and assuring that tomorrow we're no longer on the list of cities most threatened by climate change, dodge mice, just a division i was good on. this was gun just these does mcguffey school marcus on the other side of the bay. the fisherman continue working over at the moment. relocation to the camps is voluntary. many realize that it's too dangerous to stay here. long term. much won't of rio and his colleagues find it hard to believe they would make good farmers home a deserted. i don't think moving to the cam, the answer, whether dharma or rio, maria, as, there's no point why not protect the coast from erosion, and we stay here and continue to fish for a living as efficient, cooperative of prior know via ended up finding a safe place to live that is both close enough to the water and affordable. it's certainly not realistic. otherwise we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning bags like global ideas of our lives. environmental theories will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world. with teache

oh i used to live in red hook that was one of the bad neighborhoods but about to return only brooklyn. new york city was crazy in 89 is crockery and stuff like that in him we used to so we'd n n n drugs just before i got in are one of getting caught with possession and i went i'm going to rikers island for a little bit of. it knows daisy was it was a zoo you can get anything you need a knife or a anything needs one great one term the guy had a gun in there it was like. gladiator school every day and so when i got short short means that you're going home you don't have a lot of time left in your stack and they gave me a job in hard trial and. next thing you know they put some shackles on you and you end it a big you know little boss and then they take you on a boat i'm a little skid could i'm in handcuffs i'm on the book to get the boats going to go down i think the worst or whatever and they take you to harsh on him and. i still didn't know that hans i was promised feel i heard a polish through in movies and stuff like that but i didn't i didn't even know what what it meant. and there's only 2 offic

he is one of the city's roughly $600.00 s. usually carlotta would do 3 tours a day but the penn demick has practically run them out of business both already from october to now i've only done one ride this city just came out of a lockdown but said marks we are still eerily quiet the world famous coffee remains closed during the week over the years venice became almost entirely dependent on tourism and the pandemic with its travel restrictions and lock downs for the labor of the issue these cafe's here once popular tourist destinations are now are closed due to a lack of customers but now there seems to be some light at the end of the tunnel though nobody really knows how exactly and when tourism will restart. some have hopes that a new start will bring changes that it was otto is an activist with finesse yet dot com the group installed this counter in the window of a pharmacy to help publicize the declining number of residents 50965 is the actual number of people's. citizens living today here in venice that's 30 people less tha

just a short time ago there was at least one more strike on the city israel has vowed to continue its military campaign that overnight explosions listen up the sky in gaza just as our correspondent was on the up. and interior security building was hit yet on casualties israeli forces have been launching intensive raids on various locations in the area in response to rockets fired by palestinian factions into israel it's the worst outbreak of violence in gaza since 2014 with no resolution in sight well 69 palestinians including 17 children have been killed 7 people have been killed by strikes fired into israel by gaza's fighting factions lot and says also spread within israel as into communal fighting at a scale not seen in decades broke out between palestinian israelis and jewish residents in several cities and was a serious hairy force that reports now from southern israel. in 3 separate strikes israel again showed what it can do will to gaza skyline. the tower contains shops offices and homes and on its top floor the hamas affiliated said t.v. . occupants had been told by israel to

but police tactics are under scrutiny after this video was shed on social media of officers storming a family home in the north the city of haifa they could be seen beating him on armed palestinian israeli man was. the un to the south of tel aviv the city of lot has been put under a state of emergency the 1st in an arab community since 966 it's been one of the worst hit by riots on tuesday night jewish cars in a synagogue was satellites a mosque was burned the next day and palestinian hassouna was shot dead by jewish residents during protests. even though the court has been spared the hearing unchecked gera many are now more worried about how to stop the violence caused by anger that's been simmering for much longer nor about among the al-jazeera. a writer and researcher at the occupied west bank she says the attacks have unified the palestinian people. palestinians with israeli citizenship are right now being met with brutal violence and it shows israel's discriminatory practices but more than this it reminds us that we are palestinians we are saying hey far. as one we are no longer saying it is divided the border lin

on this hot spot. we have. this is out. >> in redwood city. one oh, one northbound just south of woodside road at least 2 lanes are blocked. no one is open that's slowing things down here along one on one. a good alternate would be take to 80 altogether or exit marsh road and take 82 to get around that. another traffic collision out in castro valley 5.80, westbound east of to 38. we'll keep a close eye on that as it slows things down heading into the city. a little under 30 minutes. it looks like finally those winds start to die down a little bit there. they were very, very gusty earlier this morning and yesterday headed across towards the peninsula under 13 minutes for your drive time and as you're traveling into the city under 20 minutes with a little patchy fog. when your commute to take your time. we'll have more coming up next. our ian james, back to you. thanks a lot of our top story this morning, the president of the oakland a's is has being a little bit too much fun in vegas. >> more than just a weekend getaways actually touring the cit

one of the cities remedies has been to put people in hotels but as he saw on the upper west side thererce opposition from locals. your city is legally required to guarantee a right to shelter. how would you implement that? mr. sliwa let's start with you. if not hotels where do these people go? sliwa: i want to thank fernando mateo for not only saying that undermined by the subways but also take care of homeless people. you said that. i understand homeless people. i understand emotionally disturbed. i've been in so many shelters especially the micro shelters which are for the emotionally disturbed. let me explain what happens to get a check in by 10:00 at night. that's curfew. vindicate you at the door at 7:30 a.m. with nothing, nothing to do all day long. no programs if you have all call problems of drug problems or emotional issues. you roam the streets and neighborhoods in which though shelters were jammed down team of these throats with no transparency and no discussion. de blasio where houses the homeless people. what i'm going to do for these men and women who were indeed that not

on the public assistance will your city has been. helping my children a lot. but when it costs my son day fell to me completely because i put all my trust on nothing i put my child's body in dear hands and bury him. you know it's not the way i want but i figure at least he's going to be buried. he'll be a piece he says he wasn't. 100 island is open to new yorkers on the cusp of yet another enormous rush of growth the city's population basically doubled every 20 years. the new york city is the commercial capital america is the center with publishing industry is the center of fashion and of course next to the glitz next to the glamour next to the mansions being built by 80 steward of the vanderbilt's you have the reality of the 5 points the slums the very very difficult lives lives by most new yorkers that is to say the working class and the cool. new yorkers forced to create series of institutions to deal with the realities of. tens of thousands of immigrants coming into the city continually. there was a sense i think that these people needed to be separated out

the city was built on you know slavery in trade basically you know when i was that i was the startingpoint for the city's wealth book this is wealth it builds at the expense of huge chauffeuring a lot of the people working class people where on the docks were irish immigrants to grow for the same level of resentment for the british government's. star bushman's. the city's decline began after the 2nd world war as the british empire shrank. every day people would go to the docks and not know whether they were going to be where. the culture of casualisation as a matter of impacts on the way people sort of felt you know these are now of the standard frame where which or the people in other parts of the country did have. to dr split and so like anyone else in the city of liverpool officer. fervent liverpool fan and former trade union activist tony nelson spent almost 3 decades working on the docks. it wasn't unusual for a man to go should watch out more we can go to all the. other thing too is more common ratio between the 2. and i want to say politics should be left out of football you kn

next, a look at one of our cities tour visits. >> nevada is one of the few states where our first anglo-american industry here was mining. not agriculture. there has been mining in nevada as early as 1850, 1851. it really took off with the founding of virginia city in 1859 and 1860. reno was founded in 1868 as part of the transcontinental railroad, a hub for thee railroad. reno really grew up as being the last stop before the desert and the last stop before the mountains, the main rail hub silver was sent through on its way to san francisco. so the comstock lode was a large deposit of silver in virginia city, on the virginia range. it was mined in earnest from the 1860's until about 1886, with boom and bust periods. but one of the largest discoveries of that period was the bonanza of 1873 when they struck one of the largest silver deposits we know of. that mine was owned by john mackey, the namesake of this building. john mackey was born in the early 1830's in dublin, ireland, and he and his family came to new york, where he grew up in the five points neighborhood of new york city. when he was o

moving forward with plans for the waterfront ballpark at howard terminal with the city council session today and another ony to continue these negotiations. the city council is actually scheduled a vote for july 20th on the matter and that couple said is one to circle on the calendar. >> we have a vision that includes a privately financed ballpark, you know, commercial center, you know, housing including affordable housing. and i think the question is whether or not that you know, you are vision comes to a reality whether or not we kind of continue along the current path, which is an area that has been under invested in. and that's a decision a public policy decision that the city is going to need to make. you know, we're strongly advocating for our project, which we think is a real winner and that will keep us in oakland for many generations to come and we'll do everything we can to get success in july. >> so despite this trip to nevada being officially on the books. the a's are holding fast to their assertion that there's their number one goal is still to remain here. in oakland. now, you know, doesn't s

city. traffic is a major problem in megacities but there are new ideas out there on how to tackle it . we're also used to cars that we can't imagine cities without them anymore but if we were to experience that we wouldn't want to go back to cars at an artist's point. this is how cities might look in future if different kinds of road users were separated one road is for fast moving aleck critically eccles another for pedestrians cyclists and scooters with the 3rd a promise not reserved for pedestrians only. welcome to woven city a project under development by japanese carmaker toyota a prototype city and living laboratory for cutting edge technologies. here all vehicles will be self driving and run on electric power or hydrogen the mini city itself will be powered by solar and geothermal energy with everything coordinated centrally by ai technology. it's been designed for a population of 2000. people all the kluger that we need at smarter ideas about how people can move around. in a city with 5000000 residents and 3000000 cars that are idle 90 percent of the time you just need to do the

was elected because of his campaign and our city being a tale of 2 cities now and has now and those who have not are usually the ones who end up being buried under that. the difficulty in government especially when you are the mayor and you are managing a very large city the priorities of the public take shape and become the most important issues you would dress. and not many people bring her dial into it like that officials attention. it is out of sight and out of mind to so many new yorkers people just don't care that much unless they have a personal connection. it shouldn't be so removed from the rest of the city. we should know what happens after people we should be able to see. that space. the fact they were using inmates to maintain this active burial site where 1000000 souls are buried where so much of new york city history is buried is dickensian. and it is a document of the inequality that has existed in this city for centuries. i don't think the states is unique in this respect if you're poor in this world or you're not powerful you get forgotten pretty quickly. and harland is exactly where our society in

residents are being asked to move to camps on the edge of the city, like this one in my dreams he far away from the c form. a fisherman leandro manuel lost his home and his spoke to cycling e die in 2019. so he moved here voluntarily. he now lives from farming and is building his own house. that ending in which i would never go back again. no one wants to return to that way of life because it's difficult to be dangerous the little think. it's like fighting a war and get them not against armed men, but against water. and water is not an easy opponent of our future it here, but not if we fold our arms, which goes we have to work hard, did english as dish the city authorities of it him and $200.00 other fishermen, small plots of land each on which to farm and build a home. it's an area that's safe from flooding and suitable for growing rice. but not everyone shares among was optimism the house of his neighbour, but not too much. hello, was flattened by powerful wind. mckenna would rather sell fish like he used to, but that's not an option here. data, but even though we can't afford to tr

along the way and understand where we are as a country. >> your meal kueng on his 300-mile journey from washington d.c. to new york city. eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a as a podcast for you get your podcast. >> a hearing on protecting consumers from searches and stock prices, which is what happened with game stop. the chair of the security exchange commission testified before the house financial services committee, raising concerns about online trading companies like robin hood and influence of social media on the market. also testifying, michael, president and ceo of the department trust and clearing corporation and robert cook who heads the financial industry regulatory authority. >> this hearing is entitled game stopped. who wins and loses, short-sellers. social media and rai

when our mayor took office he was elected because of his campaign on our city being a tale of 2 cities the haves and the have nots and those who have not are usually the ones who are going to being very hard out of the city has always wanted to forget about iowa city has wanted to forget about the people who are buried there wanted to forget about the fact that there is a potter's field but there is a place where difficult stories started the fact they were using inmates to maintain this act is very a site where 1000000 souls are buried where so much of new york city history is buried is document of the inequality that has existed in this city for centuries.

to 2 communities living in the city and that has been fueled by the shooting of a young man on monday night from the community by a jewish best and president the israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu has now declared this city in a state of the merchant sea and has ordered reinforcements in the city to restore calm as he sent ok well with all that happening the u.n. as we mentioned is warning of a full scale war could break out what efforts are being made to prevent. well we have heard a lot of statements now also by the united nations and international community calling for the de escalation it is unclear at the moment whether you know both sides have an interest now at this particular time to deescalate what happens using what you've seen in previous found at least behind the scenes mediation efforts usually going on between brokered by actors like egypt qatar and the united nations and others trying to mediate between the militant factions in gaza and israel but at the moment you know it's not clear whether this is happening and what kind of political maneuvering what space is

so when we take someone with us or we try to make them live the dream . sonya he is one of the cities roughly $600.00 gone the leaves. usually carlotta with the 3 tours a day, but the pandemic has practically run him out of business out over day from october to no. i've only done one around this city just came out of a locked out, but sent mark square is still be really quiet. the world famous cathy slowly and remains closed during the week. some have hopes that a new start will bring changes that he was auto is an activist with vanessia dot com. the group installed this counter in the window of a pharmacy. to help publicize the declining number of residents, 50900. 65 is the actual number of people citizen living today, here in venice, that's 30 people less than a week before that over to rhythm has been driving people out of the city. but the problem is more complicated than that. it's a very strange situation. we don't want to much tourism because it would suffocate the place. but at the same time we can't leave without tourism in a place where everyone lives off tourism one way or

the scene of devastation at mexico city's subway was reminiscent of one of the city's many earthquakes was not a natural disaster, rather it was a man—made one, on the newer stretch of subway track in the capital. line 12 was heralded as the future of the city's public transport system when it was inaugurated in 2012. now its carriages and the city government's reputation hang by a thread. the security camera caught the terrible moment of impact, when tons of cement and gnarled metal came crashing down onto the cars below. at that time of night, most of those killed will have been workers returning home after a late shift. their families anxiously gathered at the scene, desperately trying to make sense of it all. translation: lily daughter—in—law called us. she was with my son and she told us that the structure fell down on top of them. translation: my brother came with his wife and they managedl to get her out but he was crushed in there. we do not know anything. they do not give us reports. now they have to get him out but who knows how long it will take. by morning all eyes turned t

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everton scored early on, —— manchester city scored against everton early on. aguero, a substitute, and here was his moment, scoring within moments of coming on. that was his first, this was a second. what a moment for sergio aguero. with that second goal, he breaks the record for the most goals for a single club in the premier league, breaking wayne rooney's record, so a fantastic afternoon for him. we expect them to lift the trophy in the next few minutes. aha, expect them to lift the trophy in the next few minutes.— expect them to lift the trophy in the next few minutes. a perfect way to finish for— the next few minutes. a perfect way to finish for sergio _ the next few minutes. a perfect way to finish for sergio aguero. - the next few minutes. a perfect way to finish for sergio aguero. adam, l to finish for sergio aguero. adam, well done, and thank you for keeping across a very busy day in the premier league. staying with football... morecambe have booked their place at wembley for the league two play—off final. the shrimps beat tranmere 3—2 on aggregate ov

so i came to the opinion based on the size of the city because some officers were underreporting facts. but those that wanted to prove the case. to be on the side of the road instead of looking at probable cause. so then to have him or herself. so a little bit was going on because in my opinion we will air on to get killed. and then it's to get the family on the right path. having heard all that want to get your reaction to expand your thoughts on on domestic violence calls. >> we have a mandatory arrest rule for domestic violence if there is reasonable suspicion have to make the call yet look at the primary aggressor then you can arrest both parties if you think they are both aggressors. so then you get a male cop so if he is beating and abusing his wife or girlfriend and then a cop that says work it out and walk away and don't take it seriously. that was a severe problem. a huge problem so it's intended to say you cannot justhe walk away and say work it out. so the problem over the years so adult siblings that share the same household even former housemates her roommates is defined a

so when we take someone with us or we try to make them live the dream. sonya he is one of the cities roughly $600.00 gone. the leaves usually a lot with the 3 tours a day. but the pandemic has practically run him out of business over day from october to no, i've only done one, right. this city just came out of a lockdown, but said mark square is still you really quiet. the world famous kathy floor, the remains closed during the week. some have hopes that a new start will bring changes that he was auto is an activist with vanessia dot com. the group installed this counter in the window of a pharmacy. to help publicize the declining number of resident, 50965 years. the actual number of people cities living today, here in venice, that's 30 people less than a week before. over tourism has been driving people out of the city. but the problem is more complicated than that. it's a very strange situation. we don't want to much tourism because it would suffocate the place, but at the same time we can't live without tourism in a place where everyone lives off tourism one way or another. it is d

it was an attack on the city and people feel it deeply. again, this is the type of thing where you see your city named in national headlines as a place of a mass shooting. it is like a gut punch to you when you read that. san jose is a great place for families and people to live. it always has been. it's been a great place all these years. it has this reputation that the other cities that have gone through mass shootings as well. a place of violence and mass death and apparent hatred for coworkers. it was a sad situation yesterday. that i hope people will be able to get something out of what is happening tonight with the visual coming together and sharing their feelings and emotions. reaching out and offering their sympathies to the victims and the victims families. >> i am wondering because you live in the community as well you know silicon valley and san jose. san jose is the valley itself. i am wondering with all these companies employing all of these people from different backgrounds, as you mentioned in different ethnicities and diffe

city of san francisco. it's 4:39. we will be right back. . >>> even though california is planning to reopen on june 15th one city said it's still not safe to host the 4th of july. it's normally a big weekend with fireworks by the waterfront at night. it draws tens of thousands of people. the city said that it lacks a venue to be able to control the crowd size. >> i think we are a little disappointed. >> represent a situation that remains high risk. i do think it is wise at this stage of the pandemic to think twice about having large 4th of july gatherings. >> the numbers are improving in solano where it could possibly move into the orange in about two weeks. vaccination rates are at 61% right now for those 16 and older. some say that they expect that number will only stay in the 65% range. >>> families can expect monthly child payments to start and big tech takes the stand this week. diane king hall has those stories. >>> stocks lost ground to start the week. on monday the dow dropped 54 points. the nasdaq fell 50. >>> the price of gold hit a four month high as investors hedge against inflation fears. >>> earning sea

ones presence in the city? we may understand it as a photographic way of dealing with the situation. so bodies are deliberately positioned in relation to the city. so in labeling locations and dates for each scene, like here the continuity of time and place was upheld as a scholars as an alicam has suggested it was the very format of the photographs which circulated from one hand to the next that assisted this process. so monumental destruction was transformed and here i quote like him into small portable inanimate objects and thus the sense of control over the events was reestablished quote and in an album sequence these objects were then ordered in a coherent fashion. another way of affirming a personal connection with the setting was political commentary. as san francisco was well known for its corrupt administration the politics the paul. i'm sorry, the politicization of disaster images was not uncommon private photo albums, which documented the damaged city hall alluded to past controversies as one caption

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a total loss of control and people are really really concerned about it because it's not just in one city it is in several cities and people really simply shocked about this violence to have used time to train are reporting from tel aviv thank you very much. let's tell you know about some of the other developments in the conflict british airways has canceled flights to and from tel aviv over safety concerns many other international carriers are also avoiding the region and u.s. energy corporation chevron has shut down the tomorrow natural gas platform off the israeli coast israel says its energy needs will still be met and opponents of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu say they're freezing talks on forming a coalition to unseat him following the recent inconclusive election. let's get you caught up on some of the other stories making headlines around the world. of ghana sign has begun a 3 day cease fire to mark the muslim festival of aid it follows a sharp rise in violence across the country despite no direct fighting between the taliban and government forces there are reports of

now these are the city of gold has been a flashpoint of clashes throughout the week it is just one of the cities for the next hour of the jewish population and tensions between them high. has been talking to both sides in the conflict. now if i was a popular who founded the 1st palestinian hip hop group he's lived in large his whole life a city often hailed as a symbol of coexistence but this week that symbol became a war zone shibo many in covering you are having a measure of rubbish when ashley and you get older you have a machine michelle mone yes name him just like outside your polygon ask you know i'm really going to talk about i very. bright and listen i mean the p. doc i called the cops i was like you sent us that we should stay in the houses like you should stay in the house again but there are armed settlers around the neighborhoods like screaming death to the arabs in a way like yeah i don't know you know the police is taking care of those like you i see them the other sporting room and then suddenly the supervisor. takes a force like this is what it is we don't need you ok

city. they will have become a pioneer in green infrastructure on the african continent. ok, there been some when we do, we need to think about how we can continue living in the city. obviously how we can cope with the challenge of climate change without leaving more problems for the city damage get federal, mavita, complet, i simply and sustainably, and develop a sustainable lifestyle for our city and much more difficult to i mean a bit up so that we will be safer and more prosperous and more attractive to businesses in trying to negotiate. but it means the fishing community has to move. prior nova is located in a former mangrove fund which will now be replanted. presidents are being asked to move to camps on the edge of the city, like this one in my dreams he far away from the sea form of fishermen. leandro manuel lost his home and his boat to psycho and e die in 2019. so he moved. he voluntarily, he now lives from farming and his building his own house before that ending in which did he do that i would never go back again. no one wants to return to that way of life beca

we've learned the team officials are visiting at least one other city in the next few weeks, too. so it's not just vegas. >> kron 4. sarah stinson live this morning for us with more on the story. good morning, sarah. >> the ad game. sorry, doesn't look like just a vacation we know that not only is the president of the a's looking at biggest as a possible new location for stadium. they're also looking at portland as a possibility, as a new home. we've confirmed this with portland diamond project. they said that the a's are in fact going to look at portland as a possible new location. and we've already known about vegas. take a look at the video that the president did have all posted last night. we know he's there as we speak. he's not just thinking about it. he's there right now. we know that his tripp has begun the post, the video at a golden knights game. stanley cup game last night which made loyal a's fans not to have should read the comments. if you have a moment. >> the a's office confirmed the visit in vegas has begun. the president is doing fact-finding visits to seek out di