in this challenge, our churches, our schools, our unions, our professions, our trades, our military, our private employers, and our government have a great duty from which they cannot turn . it is the duty of sustaining the momentum of this society's effort to equalize the history of some of our people so that we may open opportunity equally for all of our people. some may respond to these suggestions with exclamations with shock and dismay. such proposals, they will say, add of special considerations be given so black americans rather than giving equal consideration to all americans. i can only hear such protest through ears that are tuned by lifetime to listening to the language of evasion. all that i hear now, i have heard before for 40 long years in many forms and many forums. give them the vote. i saw a murder almost committed because i said that in 1937. most people said unthinkable. give them the right to sit wherever they wish on the bus. impossible. give them the privilege of sitting at the same hotel using the same restroom, eating the same county, joining the same club, at

today we have one of the largest program of recovering alcoholics and drug addicts in our union that are sober 20, 30 years because jimmy herman said give the average person a break. give them a chance because they got a family to feed, they got kids, and jimmy was a guy that was for the little guys. i'm really happy and say portive of this. i want to say a very special thank you to the committee and also to director moyer. this thing got off track more than once and [inaudible] fruition. 30 years ago i never thought we'd have a world class terminal and it's here now. anything worth having in life, you have your ups and downs, gets off track. everybody stayed the course, veronica sanchez, peter daily and people who just kept pressing on until this day happened. i want to thank everybody involved and not giving up even when we agreed to disagree. this is a part of the process sometimes. sometimes just 'cause you don't agree on everything, that don't mean you're not on the same side. sometime you have to have three or four different looks until you get it right. >> thank you so much. t

we also worked together with our employees to negotiate new contracts with each of them 27 labor unions. i want to thank our union partners and the city staff in negotiating the spare affordable and responsible contracts to insure our city's employees minimum wage keeps plays with the cost of living. the details of the budget you'll see fiscal prunes and an increase to the services for our resident and critical investments in transportation and education and our safety net and infrastructure and investment in our diverse neighborhood and historic investments in housing. is numbering issue i hear about in the community is the affordability of housing i believe the is it correct e connect of our city will be based on our commitment to make sure that san francisco remains a place that people from every background and ever income can all home the shortage of housing for working and protecting people has become a genuine crisis and demands solution that's why housing a a focus in my budget. earlier this year we set a aggressor home by getting 1/3rd of homes permanently affordable to protecti

bodies in an act which new life comes. >> and they join their heart and soul and treasures. >> so, our union with god is like that. and it as comprehensive union and in marriage, they become one. the two become one. they don't lose their identity. they refeign the integrity and this is the model of what our life is like with god and in oracle's chen theology, that is the model of the trainity and of the church. christ is the bridegroom and church is the bride and the union of the two generate new life for god's kingdom. >> one is baptism and the other sacraments and that christ entrusted to the church. this is a steward of the treasures. >> steward of the treasure of new life on a human level as well as a spiritual level. please, go on. >> yes. >> so, the church receives the grace from christ and as a mother generates new life through the sacraments. baptism and the that signifies that baptism and the automatic carries and the gifts that faithful are given life and life in christ and they are formed in faith t because christ has entrusted to the church what peter calls the positive faith and

because details that rapture observe it didn't get into the resolution but he was the president of our union until recently and demonstrated a lot of leadership for us personally the staff and he was someone to look to and he would gives stability she was a rock during that time i want to thank him personally and director boo he they were fortunate to have him they stole him but glad for him. >> thank you. >> (calling names). >> i am ethan i didn't work with mike dribble by as someone what was new to sfgovtv.org san francisco and new the agency mike was available willing and worthy mentor so have in the agency i consider myself lucky to sit next to him and getting to spend the quick seven months with him at the agency. >> thank you. george bridges >> george bridges contract and specialist. >> good afternoon director boo he. you know, everyone has been describing mikey know he was so accomplished at the agency (laughter) it's good to know kilroy is getting a really qualified painting something major (laughter) i want to say working with mike over the last year's we've grown to agree to drag a

hard to build a strong relationship with our local and niefltd to us educate and learn more about our union the labors strongly support this on katrero and urgdz you to support it as well >> thank you. next speaker. >> ax 12 of the charter be a ordained by the people of the san francisco chapter two the municipal code is hereby amended by adding the section one is one .1 the implementation the master plan shall be integrated with comparable policies for san francisco. the following policies are hereby established the basis upon which the master plan is resolved number 8 that our parks and small business and our access to sell visits is protected if development. everyone is happy to see true mark moving into the neighborhood and their project is going to get built but doesn't need to be as tall as it is. the community planned the c pe is a different project that project is on the community exception we're casting shadows on the soccer field but not on the playground i assume you've seen the shadows study on the playgrounds all the people moving into the neighborhood you know that all the pro

it's many of our union members who would qualify for that. so if there are supervisors who would like that am i to go higher, i don't know why you wouldn't address that in the future because i would support it as well. this is the first step in the process we are trying to address here. the sending point about the diversity of our city and the importance of that, it's not only the racial diversity, the gender diversity, the economic diversity. we have all lived here for decades. this is a place where it's just for the rich and poor. this is a measure that will begin to address it. it doesn't solve all the problems but begins to address this. we have to act now. this david binder, this poll, to pass it out. this is a great poll. it reminds me of the minimum wage poll that happened last january and created this whole movement where we were this afternoon with the minimum wage. this is a good poll. san francisco likes this idea. i think we should go forward. thank you. >> hello, my name is harvey lang. i work for san francisco housing. i'm a lab

americans we have done big things together, and we won the freedom together, and continued to perfect our unionogether. that's what makes america special. that's what makes us strong. >> the president also pledged to keep working to improve what he called the nation's, quote, broken immigration system. >>> nbc 10 is continuing to follow breaking news in southwest philadelphia, as you can see, crews are still on the scene of this deadly 10 row home fire. we have learned four children have been killed in the fire and we know that two people were taken to the hospital, and the nearby high school is serving as a shelter in that neighborhood. >>> i am tracking a gorgeous weekend. that's next in the 7-day forecast. we showed people a survey that stacked fios up against comcast. what's it like paying for internet that's rated 6th out of 7 in customer satisfaction? not good. it's not the best. no, that's not fun. look at it this way, you're kind of on top. if i was like this, all day. switch from the bottom to the top and see why millions of satisfied customers have made fios #1. sign up for a verizon

all of us, together, must move our nation forward toward a more perfect union. one that reflects the values and principles enshrined in our nation's founding documents. your participation here this morning serves as an inspiration for this important work. ladies and gentlemen, join me in welcoming an ambassador for change, ambassador for equality, and ambassador for justice, andrew young. [applause] >> thank you very much. that was an extremely generous introduction. i want to come back to my days at howard university, days before howard university. it was in 1941 that my sixth-grade teacher took me to a federal courthouse, and i saw a tall, young lawyer by the name of thurgood marshall argue the case of the equalization of teacher salaries in louisiana, 1941. already howard university had started laying the groundwork for what was to come. before that, ralph bunch, one of our professors, was asked to do the intelligence network, to try to understand how america should relate to africa during the second world war. the south africans were supporting hitler. in 193

we've got our union back at home tonight taking on colorado. looks like a nice night in chester just down the pike from philly here, 83 degrees at 7:00 p.m. and a very similar forecast as well as we head back up i-95 here for your first forecast at 7:00 p.m. just that spotty shower around the region, mainly north and west of the city but still into the 80's. gradually cooling through the overnight under a partly cloudy sky. that's pretty much what we'll find for the rest of the night and eventually i think we'll bottom out to a very seasonable i'd say 70's degrees or so. now you can have your weather on the go any time you need it with our brand new cbsphilly weather app. you can check live radar get severe weather alerts even upload personal pictures right through the app. the cbsphilly weather app is free it's now available for apple products and its android version is coming soon. natasha back to you. >> katie thank you so much. >>> a brother and sister missing from northeast philadelphia since friday night have been found safe. -- they were

and i have the statement to read from our union president. aft 21 21, the faculty union at city college of san francisco has endorsed the eighth came pain to have the city of san francisco declare that it intends to work with the city of richmond to form a joint powers attorney to prevent foreclosures. we at ccsf of teachers of all san franciscans, particularly the low-income and working class communities of color who are most threatened by foreclosures and growing income inequality. we see that the threat through accreditation and emission of college is connected to the threat of working class san franciscans. it is part and parcel of inequality agenda that threatens all of us. we urge the board of supervisors to save people's homes so they can remain a vibrant city for all. thank you. (applause) >>> my name is gladys gonzalez and i'm here with the agenda [speaker not understood] and san francisco cares and this is something that all of you have to know. that we are here to tell you about what happened to our house. we've been having a hard

we've continued to perfect our union together. that's what makes america special.what makes us strong. >>> the president also made a push for immigration reform saying governments should be making it easier for people to come into the country not hard harder. >> the centerpiece of fourth of july is always always independence hall where it all began. it's the american experience on display across a couple of city blocks. our bruce gordon tonight takes in the sites and sounds of a very special birthday party. ♪ >> reporter: as we once again celebrated america's birthday, 238 years old, but still spry for our age, it was possible to experience the highs and lows of our nation's culture without every leaving the mall. per patriotic. we are the world's melting pot. we're the leaders of the free world. and we can be very weird. for the record darth vader did not lead troops again the british. and it would be tacky to point out that this septa bus is ru running about 44 years behind schedule. >> decoration of independence is the signature document in a revolution that sho

our moneyed corporations." as the result of citizens united, five justices of the court have unleashed unlimited corporate and union dollars into our elections, making a dangerously corrupting system exponentially worse and extending further the fabrication of corporate claims of constitutional rights. under our constitution and under our republic, we, the people, shall govern over corporations, not the other way around. in the face of this crisis, we must now use our power under article five of the constitution to enact a constitutional amendment to overturn the supreme court and to defend our democracy and our republic. we have done this before in our nation's history. 27 times before. seven times to overturn egregious supreme court rulings. we can and we must do it again. and we will. as dangerous as this moment is for our democracy, it also presents a unique and historic opportunity to unite around our common vision of america, a country may be divided on many public policy questions on the day, but we are united behind that basic and powerful idea -- government of, by, and for the people. that common vision fu

. >> at union bank, our relationship managers use their expertise in global finance to guide you through the business strategies and opportunities of international commerce. we put our extended global network to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news." >> honduras is the world's most murderous nation. [speaks in spanish] >> someone dies a violent death every 74 minutes. [speaks in spanish] >> the capital of tegucigalpa is home to a unique organization. the people's funeral service helps poor families when they lose a loved one in a city where everyday killing is a fact of life. [indistinct talking] >> another day, another death. a community struggles to understand the killing of a young man, just one of 20 people who meet a violent end every day in honduras. ramon orlando varela was gunned down the day before as he dropped his children off at school. [indistinct talking] he was just 26 years old. [horns honk] ramon's funeral has been funded by the people's funeral serve, set up by the mayor of t

definitely retaliate so these sanctions will be two way to a and russia will find ways to be for our european union and at some point if i'm from the states i want to move on to tax evasion because i did mention this week there's been some new measures are we know this but i will fight against the anything that politicians as rational process seems to agree on they say is. the most anxious more rules and regulations that sometimes means the more breaking off do you think that because there are going to be more hurdles that people will be more inclined to jump over those hurdles and find loopholes to get rid of that money elsewhere to copy a secret even the face of it's impossible in russia i would not be honest and frank with you from that is that russian government successfully was fighting against the shadow areas of economy over the last decades and the current russian tax regulation is actually targeted towards limit is much bigger much more profitable to be open. to the shuttle so business is very vocal and russian government is listening to business and the trying to implement measures for sh

he was our union steward on the job. jeff is the guy i knew the most.nd bill, diver we called him on the job, i had just met him. he was a real nice guys, you know. >> several other people are injured, including kasinski. he sustains a career-ending back injury when his basket is lowered and stopped too quickly. >> that was my last day on the job. >> an investigation finds several factors are to blame for the collapse. the biggest being the wind is blowing too hard for the crane to operate safely. >> the wind was 35 mile an hour gusting. it caught like a sail and pulled this big crane over which fell into the crane that my people were suspended from in a man box and that's how it happened. >> robert represents the widows of the three men killed in a wrongful death lawsuit against the contractor mitsubishi heavy industries of america. a jury awards them nearly $100 million in punitive and compensatory damages, calculated in part from the video. >> from the video, we were able to time how long it took for the crane to go down with these guys fell to their

and talking about the institution, we do have a state of our union which is an institution which ourhers put together and planned that both the house and the senate and the white house is supposed to work together. look at ronald reagan and tip o'neal. i can go down the line of presidents that have worked for the state of the union and the sake of the country to create a better america. >> there seems to be a presumption among voters, especially democratic voters, that if congress is passing laws, it's doing something good. that's not always the case. the founders, as you mentioned, had a great fear of the tyranny of the majority. they were fearful that major legislation could be passed by a majority. perhaps the best example of is that is the affordable care act. half of the country is deeply opposed to that. so when congress is doing nothing, perhaps they're doing the best thing. >> i think that's the best case john boehner can make. but he isn't offering any possibility for common ground. you have to vote on something in the house. you can't simply say, my vision is only to oppose

and this fight against labor unions is going to destroy our democracy because labor unions are the oneshat areability people. >> it was groups of voters who had been less active in previous elections who helped make barack obama president, youth, latinos, asians, you are helping to register them. you are helping to engage them. they helped make barack obama president. are you disappointed that this president hasn't done more for represent? >> i think the president has done a good job. when we think about the affordable care act, i mean that was huge. and we have to remember that only passed congress, the house of representatives by five or six votes. in our area, we fought very hard and got two votes of those five or six votes that passed. he has had a really hard time in working with the congress and a lot of people, they criticize the president but they forget that he can't make the laws. he can only sign the laws that they pass in the u.s. congress some of the when we talk about he had the jobs act that they needed more money to put people to work and now we hear the republicans sayi

union square. with regard to our outreach we've reached outd out to district 67 probably our preliminary reach out was for the sfpd and the union square public policy and the union square bid and in the general neighbors in our immediate properties adjacent to us. let's see what else can i tell you that would be of interest. we've received a this evening the recommendations from the police department for approvals with regard to the noise automobile noise outside and the security personnel and a eloquent security system and have agreed to comply with the thirty day minimum that's no issue and naturally as a good neighbor we'll remove graffiti hopefully not in union square. we request or the police requested a security guard application we're a restaurant preliminary we have a right-of-way capacity we're a bar but we anticipate this house of request for the place of entertainment request a number of people want to come to us and buy out so in the capacity of the wedding party the jp morgan they want a guitar ensemble or something like that we don't see drums or a tub by a or anything that makes enjo

ours. stop blaming the union. get it done or get out. [shouting] >> i just think the picture that the audible chip and paints is completely wrong. of course, there are more people going to a&e to over a million more people going to a&e intercountry but we are meeting our target and waiting times are down by half. he talks about nurses. there are 4000 more nurses in our nhs than when i first stood at this dispatch box. there are 7000 were doctors and what he ought to know about is that actually we've got the number of administrative staff, the bureaucrats were left with by the party opposite 19,000 fewer of those. that's what we're able to treat more patients with more clinical staff, a record that we can all be proud of. >> thank you. our long-term economic plan -- [shouting] 200 million pounds has been allocated for fighting -- 3.3 million in north hampshire. much of that in my constituency. doesn't this infrastructure investment means that it's only conservative that have a plan that puts britain on the road to recovery whereas the lab

if we have to sell pipe at the certain amount price so our company remains profitable and our union workerskeep working. there's companies and countries selling that pipe that meets almost up to what our quality specifications are but selling at it a considerable cost less because they are using nonunion labor, child labor, whar their country deems they can use to build the same product. as corporations in this country in the capitalist society are going to buy the pipe and save themselves money because of the profit margin. and in doing so, it's reduced our orders down so that our mill is working at the creeping pace and a lot of younger employees like myself are now unemployed. >> when all of things you describe about the market and price, do you just take a step back and say, why are we doing this? as a country? >> yeah, we're -- inadvertently cutting our own throats. this country is built on backbone of the middle class. if you were trying to make profits for corporations which are driving out the middle class in the long run, those tax incomes the middle class is making, they are not g

we have continued to perfect our union together. that is what makes america special. at is what makes a strong. the basic idea of welcoming immigrants to our shores is central to our way of life. it is in our dna. we believe our diversity and differences when joined together by a common set of ideals makes a stronger. makes us more creative. makes us different. from all these different strands, we make something new here in america. that is why, if we want to keep attracting the best and brightest from beyond our shores, we have to fix our immigration system, which is broken. we should not be making it harder for the best and the brightest to come here and create jobs here and grow our economy here. we should be making it easier. --t is why i will keep doing [applause] i will keep doing everything i can do to keep making our immigration system smarter and more efficient so hard-working men and women like all of you have the opportunity to join the american family and to serve our great nation so we can be stronger and more prosperous and more whole feather. -- more who

. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to know your business, offering specialized solutions and capital to help you meet your growth objectives. we offer expertise and tailored solutions for small businesses and major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news america." is bbc world news america, reporting from washington. upael says it is stepping its pressure on hamas. this is one of a number of what it calls terrorist targets. >> the u.s. and europe impose the toughest sanctions yet on the russia. and a rare moment of celebration in the central african republic in a move slum community there. it come -- muslim community there. amid a backdrop of violence. welcome to our viewers in america and around the globe. healthpast 24 hours, officials in gaza say more than 100 palestinians have died in the heaviest bombardment so far by israeli forces. our international correspondent is in gaza and starts our coverage tonight. >> gaza trembled with the fury of war last night. had actedned it aggressively. it did. people were forced from their homes. out into a

. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news america." >> this is bbc world news america reporting from russia. palestinian militants say they have fired rockets deep into israel as tension and violence escalate on both sides. president obama asks congress for nearly $4 billion to deal with the thousands of unaccompanied children coming across the southern border. and will be -- will the fans from argentina be celebrating like this tomorrow? if the country is looking for another world cup win. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. tonight, tension is flaring in the middle east where palestinian militants in gaza say they have fired rockets deep inside israel. even before the latest attack, israel's defense minister said hamas would be stopped one way or another by air or by ground. it h

we continued to perfect our union together. that's what makes america special. 's what makes us strong. the basic idea of welcoming immigrants to our shores is central to our way of life. it is in our dna. we believe our diversitdiversit differences when joined together by a common set of ideals makes us stronger. makes us more creative. makes us different. from all these different strands we make something new here in america. that's why, if we want to keep attracting the best and brightest from beyond our shows, we have to fix our immigration system which is broken and pass common sense immigration reform. we shouldn't be making it harder for the best and the brightest to come here and create jobs here and grow our economy. we should be making it easier. that's why i'm going to keep doing -- [ applause ] >> he agrees with me! [ applause ] i'm going keep doing everything i request to make our immigration system smarter and more efficient so hard working men and women, like all of you, have the opportunity to join the american family and to serve our great nation