-- >>> san francisco is adding another tactic, drug users now have a place to dispose of their paraphernalia. >> reporter: this is part of a multiagency effort to clean up and around b.a.r.t. stations starting with this, kiosks for duty drug needles. the filth and drug use here came to light in this cell phone video shot in april showing people lining the b.a.r.t. station hallway in various states of consciousness, open inning -- openly shooting up drugs. i asked the mayor today what he would say to those who think this is normalizing drug use. >> i say they are completely wrong. when we have pitstops in san francisco, these are the portable bathrooms we had been using. we are replacing it in areas where we have heavy defecation and urination on our streets. these are not magnets. we are seeing a massive reduction in call volume. >> reporter: and addition to the needle disposal options, there will be almost 5 times the current number of patrols. b.a.r.t. will also be folded into the city's homeless support service network giving bar police special training and access to homeless , city, and

would be found dead in her beverly hills hotel room facedown in a water-filled bathtub with drug paraphernaliawe could, but ultimately it was whitney that needed to decide if she wanted to live or die. >> how much do you miss her? >> tremendously. i miss my sister, and i think she's in a better place. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm deborah roberts in new york. >> our thanks to deborah roberts. >>> next, it's just like a petting zoo, except the animals pet you. my "nightline" coanchor juju chang goes inside nairobi's giraffe manor. only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® digestive advantage probiotics have a strong natural protein shell. so while other brands may have billions of probiotics many can struggle in stomach acid. ours survive 100 times better. let our strength help you stay strong. [stomach gurgles] ♪when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea... girl, pepto ultra coating will treat your stomach right. nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea.♪ try new pepto with

under it i had own sixers paraphernalia. i was waiting for somebody to throw something in my hair.animation. we were up 20 in the game. we were up 20. you're getting the best of kevin hart. i'm putting the guns in my pocket. i'm standing. i'm posing. man, i don't know what happened. they got a picture of me third quarter when we lost the lead. my whole posture i was like -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's a hard fall. >> oh, my, god it was so bad. the players from the celtics were going back and forth. marcus smart put his finger in my face and touched my nose. i was like don't touch my nose. cameras was out there, so i had to be carefule, but it's always a good time. >> jimmy: you had an incident flying into boston. >> i got into an accident on the plane. it was a delayed scare. we didn't realize that we were in an accident until we said it out loud. like, we knew something happened. we knew we were coming in weird because the plane caught a tail wind. a piece of the plane shifted down. so, you know, when we're on a plane we know what's normal or not. dishes starting flying. i was lik

too often, our picture perfect city is blighted with scenes of trash, litter, human waste, drug paraphernalia. we've seen it all. and that's why i'm adding 44 new street cleaners in this budget to be split up evenly between our city's 11 supervisor asorial districts. we've asked the department of public works to work with our supervisors to make sure they are placed exactly in the areas that they are needed in our city. we are also funding a dedicated street pickup team in the soma district. five days a week, manual labor pickup to pick up the trash to make that neighborhood better. in addition, i'll be funding new pit stops, which are safe, monitored public toilets, and a proven model to reduce human waste and litter on our streets. no one should be confronted with feces or the smell of urine walking the streets of san francisco. we'll be adding five new pit stops in high volume corridors and expanding at other pit stops. they are win-win solutions for our communities. they offer struggling residents dignity and safety and keep our sidewalks and streets safe and clean. these additional inves

i should say all the paraphernalia coming in with the president has already arrived which has been goinge and that car he is about to get in, that came in early on the boeing c17s, all that flooding yesterday, and there is a certain choreography. he will be transported here from the air base, quite near to the changi airport queer kim jong—un came air base, quite near to the changi airport queer kimjong—un came in yesterday. he is staying in the diplomatic quarter —— were kim jong—un came in yesterday. and the shangri—la hotel, you will be staying there. you were there yesterday. i presume one of the things they were talking about was this. yes, the question of whether they would give up everything, the north koreans, came up. i actually asked that question myself. the big debate is the rob will not go to com plete debate is the rob will not go to complete irreversible verifiable disarmament. what they will give us and what we will be prepared to negotiate, that was the question. sanctions, aid, the removal of american forces, things like that. yes, we just see american forces, things li

i like to see him put his actions on some of the drug paraphernalia and people in bart and et cetera. those are the same people that our fire department has to deal with. and i think it was interesting for the public to see some of those people sprawled out 6:00 or 5:00 in the morning. and those are the same people later in the day that our emts and paramedics and firefighters have to work with and trying to be very diplomatic with and trying to be kind and gentle and treat them like family. it's a very hard job. so, i hope the public has taken note of some of those people, the way they look and then how they are later in the day. sometimes in a situation where they have to be cared for by emt or paramedic. and the police also have to deal with them. so, i just say kudos and thank the mayor at least for trying. [captioner switch] >> i guess... that's it. yep, thanks for all your work. oh,, i know. i want to talk about the command staff and when i was head of the union. i worked for -- everyone was similarly paid. it was 40 hours. i always told him, tried to work 40 hours. not try to w

there is no question of customs posts or paraphernalia on the island of ireland, but it is notjust that standards across everything. you name it — it in every facet of our lives. the united kingdom had every right to vote for brexit and northern ireland is a part of the united kingdom, so you are going to have to live with the reality of brexit. well, i am sorry to disabuse you of that notion — brexit is, with all due respect to you on a far side of the pond, is your creation, it's your baby and it is your problem. it's not going to be ours. and i would also remind you that the british government is party to an internationally binding treaty called the good friday agreement and at the core of that is the concept of consent. and what the agreement says is that the people of the north of ireland must consent to any change in the constitutional status of the north of ireland. of course, when the agreement was signed that meant that union between britain and the north. but i think that you can fairly and feasibly argue that the proposal to coerce the north of ireland out of the european uni

that's been arrested, so what they have is backgrounds, modu s operendi, if that person had gang paraphernalia they will do, the nypd will now look into the database for who has committed the similar acts and then that's what will give them the first forward in conducting investigation. heather: accusation it's racially bias. someone doesn't become member of database just base on race? >> no, it's based on your activity and prior arrest record. the truth of the matter, the minority communities are under siege and pop swluis of horrific acts are committed minority communities. granted, the gross majority of the people in this database are of minority decent but the truth of the matter is the minority communities are the communities that are being affected the most. heather: those communities are being targeted? >> right, the people who live in these communities want the database to stay up. it's the city council that's -- that's countering this. it's a series of hyperbole being enacted by the city council members just for electoral votes moving forward. heather: i wanted to ask you that. >> the

there was a point an employee said that people were able to wear drug paraphernalia t-shirts on the factoryor, but were told they had to stop wearing union t-shirts. they also said this was an infomercial presented to tax the company. emily: ok. thank you for keeping us honest. we will catch up with max election, coming up, to talk about tech and more. this is bloomberg. >> i'm emily chang. this is "bloomberg technology." in early april, a quarterly report on global adjustment was published and the authors made a bullish prediction, they expect global stantec investment the hit a new high in 2018. this week, tech giants and blockchain experts are coming together in new york at the insights future of center conference. one heavyweight in attendance, max levchin, who cofounded paypal it is not trying to build the first modern bank for a younger demographic, starting with point-of-sale alone. he joins us from new york. max, thank you for joining us. progress report, you have raised valuation,llion, the and have made a promise that a firm is going to be something big. what makes you think it ca

overrun with filth, crime, disease, drug paraphernalia.dy shows they consider their castles in the sky while the rest of us in california have to near overpasses, undernth our encampments buffeted by hills of feces. pesi calls it -- >> kimbey: people are tired of subsidizing the craziness, disregard for the law, sanctuary cities, homeless encampments. squandered. >> juan: is this the case where president trump has anger i california, sanctuary cities in the way they deal with immigrants. is this grievance politics from the republicans? >> dana: no, i don't think it's all that new. i lived in san diego for three years. i remember this theory has been out there for a while. the silicon valley billionaire who came up with thisdea or portrait through said if you played split it up, you will get better infrastructure, lower taxes, better education. has california become too big and is it ungovernable? perhaps. maybe it's time to think creatively and disrupt things. i guess there will be a discussion. it has about 17% approval. it would take may

too often, our picture-perfect city is blightd with scenes of trash, litter, human waste, drug paraphernalia. we've seen it all. that is why i am adding 44 new street cleaners in this budget to be split up evenly between our safety's districts. i believe the members of the board of supervisors know where best to allocate those resources. we have asked with -- them to play some exactly where they are the city.exactly where they are we are spending a dedicated street cleanup team in the central summit districts. needed to pick up the trash tot make that neighbourhood better. in addition i'll be funding new pitstopss, which are safe toilets and aic provenn model to reduce human waste and litter on our streets. no one should be confronted with feces or the smell of urine walking the streets of san francisco. th be adding five new pitstops in a high-volume corridor is at expanding the hours at multiple other pitstops. they are a win-win solution for communities. they offer struggling residents the dignity and safety to keep our sidewalks see -- safe and clean. these additional investments will be

he's been charged with disorderly conduct and possession of drug paraphernalia.r comment. johnson's been charged with disorderly conduct, and hindering a prosecution for his role in the fracas. he's pleaded not guilty.benjamin taylor/robert johnson's attorney: "and the reason they did that is to justify their actions for beating him up." this actually happened may 23. chief ramon batista/mesa police department: "i learned about it a week later and i learned about it from a community member."that community member brought the security camera video to the chief. this week he released that and the bodycam video, with sound, to the media.nats officer: "sit down! sit your ábleepá down, ábleepá!"the department has now changed policy regarding punches to the head and face.chief ramon batista/mesa police department: "henceforth any strikes are only authorized in situations where a person is actively fighting with us. actively taking a swing at us." robert johnson wants more. he wants these officers charges dropped. and sue.benjamin taylor/robert johnson's attorney: "they

. >> our picture-perfect city is blighted with scenes of trash, litter, human waste, drug paraphernalia. we've seen it all. >> and indeed we do, daily. >> to the residents who are frustrated, other than saying we're doing these programs, what's your message to them? >> i agree with them. i'm frustrated as well. this has been an issue that's been intractable. we're finding solutions that are working. >> the mayor through his speech several times did say we're seeing a difference over the last six months. i asked him, do you have any hard numbers on that? he does not have those numbers. >> a lot of talk about housing options but does the mayor have anything earmarked for mental health? >> yes, he does. it's a total of about $6 million. some of it is for behavorial health. another portion of it is the first program of its kind in the country that takes drug treatment to the streets. >>> not included in the mayor's budget, a million dollars the d.a. requested for an auto break-in task force. there's also no funding for safe injection sites or the $4 million wanted for an open source voting

. >> filled with debris, litter, human waste and drug paraphernalia. >> it's those things that made this about her visit. >> i seen a lot of homeless individuals, cops, it was a scarey situation coming into the cianrasm is big business. 25 million visitors per year generate more than $9 billion in spending. that's why city leaders have been proposing new ways to tackle the issues of homelessness and dirty streets and walks. we caught up with delasantro at the lunching. >> mayor farrell included a number of things in the budget that we're supportive of. including more police, more homeless patrol. cleaning trues. >> $$3.5 million allotted. we spotted here a visible police presents at fisherman's wharf. >> i want to say to the tourists be patient. we're committed to making frist san francisco a cleaner place so that when they come here they have an incredible experience. >> encouraging news for hadiya who says she will give the city a second shot. >> i will come back two years from now to see how things roll down. >> in san francisco, dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> remember with you, you can ge

. >> jimmy: did you wear paraphernalia?gone over big. >> believe it or not, it didn't. >> jimmy: it didn't, yeah. >> it was screen shotted and printed in the "chicago tribune," then i was public enemy number one for a hot second. to the point where they finally won game five. and there was a big after party at -- some of the bleachers, outside the stadium, one of the bars outside the stadium. everybody going crazy, they won, they got a chance. bill murray's there, joe murray, bill's brother, who worked on "mad men" with me, all the murrays, nine of them. eddie vedder, big cubs fan, all these guys. i've got my little cardinals hat on, that was really fun, right? everybody's like, no, get that hat off, now! i'm like, no, it's fun and games, it's the midwest, we're all friends, right? no, take that hat off now. billy murray grabs it, throws it over the wall of the bar into the alley. where i'm like, okay, uh -- thanks. like in all seriousness. i look around, there's a door to the alley. i open the door. it goes to the alley. i

billboard and paraphernalia coming from souvenir shops. may be a sign of easing tension post the kim jong un-trump summit. there is word from the prime minister that there are now talks -- this is important -- to remove 1,000 pieces of artillery in north korea, north of the d.m.z. trained on the south. especially in the greater seoul area. that is 35 million people. this is amid the talk of the more u.s.-south korea joint and the military exercises canceled. in this case involving the u.s. and the south korean marines. we were there last year, last september for some. i can tell you they were aggressive. at the time, we were told very useful for training. again, in the wake of the summit. word coming from a defense official that the u.s. will be putting to north korea what they call specific asks. specific timeline regarding denuclearization. we have seen in the past hour or so pushback from the pentagon. but it is expected that the u.s. officials in coming days will try to get more specifics regarding denuclearization from north korea. th

aclike to see him put his ons on some of the drug paraphernalia and people in bart and et cetera. those are the same people that our fire department has to deal with. and i think it was interesting for the public to see some of those people sprawled out 6:00 or 5:00 in the morning. and those are the same people later in the day

all the paraphernalia arriving and then he comes in in this. the airport and that tells you a bit about how committed they wear. they did have a very large entourage and they were out about time last night as you know. the half-brother, who he killed, went to the same hotel. that is right and a few months ago he had a reputation and still dies asa he had a reputation and still dies as a pariah state and all the human rights abuses and now getting here, extraordinary. he then goes back to his five star hotel, in north korea they told us that he would leave at two o'clock and finally he checked out, they had to kick out that ten o'clock. and it is the singapore authorities picking up the bill! extraordinary. so as we leave this extraordinary backdrop, what do you ta ke extraordinary backdrop, what do you take away from the summit? just historic day, incredible to see this, certainly better than what we had six months ago with the rhetoric but the question is where we will be in six months because again no meat on the bone in terms of the framewor

i don't like showing on television where kids can see all the paraphernalia, i think that ship has sailedk i'm a little old fashioned. >> it's going to happen and stocks are climbing higher. >> dana: going to get on board. >> i don't know right now in the short-term markets are going to dip. >> dana: i don't know anything about that either. that's why we have you as or expert. we will be right back. i'm a fighter. always have been. when i found out i had age-related macular degeneration, amd, i wanted to fight back. my doctor and i came up with a plan. it includes preservision. only preservision areds 2 has the exact nutrient formula recommended by the national eye institute to help reduce the risk of progression of moderate to advanced amd. that's why i fight. because it's my vision. preservision. try areds 2 + multivitamin. >> lots of news today and more to come this afternoon. at 5:00 p.m., secretary pompeo and the united nations ambassador nickki haley said thy will leave the u.n. human rights council. at 5:30,trump will be on capitol hill with republican lawmakers to say what will ha

. >> jerseys and paraphernalia. >> at fanatics the biggest e have is nfl.at said, as i said last week, the risk of not getting this right to the overall long-term health of the business is at real risk. i think everyone's focused on it i didn't think last week that this has been -- this was the permanent long-term stuff. this was a step forward. you know, teams have never required that players go to attend the white house and certainly, i think players -- >> trump's sg staying in the locker room is the same as kneeling and a lot of the people that want to continue with the protests say that you're taking away my first amendment right the way it is right now. so neither side -- you didn't satisfy either side. they're both more entrenched >> i agree with that you know, i'm a uniter i think we need to unite here. i think we need to bring people together i think there will be -- i think this is a step in the process. and i think as we go forward, the nfl is very smart. >> really? >> they are. they don't always get -- by the way, like us, we don't always get eve

police found drug paraphernalia in his truck.great flag. this is what happened during the curtain call of a bronx tale. audience members say the man waived the flag toward the crowd before he was escorted out of the theater. den near lowe row is the star'is thedirector. he made those remarks toward the president during the tony awards. soldier shocks his girlfriend returning home at baseball game and dropping to one knee for even bigger surprise. madison olinger said yes to marrying army specialist henley in north carolina. >> really fast. i feel like just sparked really fast. jillian: the soldier had just spent nrly a year ay from home. including nine months in syria. that's a look at your headlines. and congrats to them. ainsley: that is so special. good for them. steve: as ainsly noted. it looks as if the pairing has been endorsed by the mascot. ainsley: mascot was going -- ♪ ♪ janice: hi. ainsley: hi, janice. steve: is it hot out there right now. janice: it isn't bad, actually it is going to be hot in new york city. are you r

. >> you're already decked out in some wheels-up paraphernalia, elliott.ood. >> it looks good, feels good it's a first-class company with a first-class horse, so we're excited. >> i think you're overdoing it in a suit to have the wheels-up down the leg >> that's mike smith's job. >> but walking around here, don't people think that's a little strange >> well, i'm from kentucky, so fits right in. >> so it doesn't matter. we all remember american pharoah. >> three years ago, you're right, it felt like yesterday. >> but it ran so many -- whenever you'd see, and you know that, see, your kidneys, you're smart. every time you run him across the finish line, all you see is wheels up on his leg so that's what you're thinking this time around. >> justify, i would say you've got to start with people we love the horse and we think, look, we're putting our undefeated record on the line with justify we love the horse, but think about the people winstar farms, kenny trout the china horse club this is a great group of partners the china horse club -- >> bobby baffert. >>