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you cans peens residual delays. -- experience residual delays. we have alternate side of the street parking rules in effect for today. >>> new this morning, dramatic video shows a robbery in brooklyn that ended with a clerk shot, while one of the thieves was stuffing his pockets with cash, the worker tried to grab the gun, that was pointed in his face. this happened at 11 last night. >> reporter: good morning, it was a really close call for this clerk who put up the fight of his life, those robbers fired two shots before fleeing this conner store last night, it happened at the copper grocery here on new lots avenue in east new york, look at this video, from inside the store, you can see the clerk struggling with one of the robbers who has a gun pointed in his face. the robber fires two shots and both of the men take off out the door. this happened after 11 inside the grocery store. one man emptys the cash drawer, the other keeps the gun focused on the cleg. the clerk decides to put up a struggle and fight back, the robber fires at hims hitting hi

they believe that lick owe peen gets the credit. i'm jane king. health. >>> all right. we continue. up next, remembering the devastating in a pal quake one year ago today. >>> coming up, the bay area high school worried about the spread of whooping cough. >>> why emergency medical care and baby deliveries may go away in berkley. >>> why your membership to cost co is going to cost you more. >>> these stories and more coming up. >>> a year ago the earth stook shook. >>> the ground where the quake was centered lifted some three feet. >> the aftermath of that devastating quake there were reports that you may have seen from nepal. >> we're in the newsroom with more on the story. >> reporter: this quake struck in the middle of the day and jolted this country into an immediate disaster. a year later it's a lesson for people who survived the quake and those who study seismic activity. when the earthquake struck this residents was in a second story cafe. >> i knew i was surprised to hide under a table, but everyone was running outside as things were shakin

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hole with the one belt and one road policy and aiming to expand chinese influence through the cass peen. we have three different bureaus responsible for south and east asia in the pacific creates a barrier to cooperation across the entire region. so i would like to hear what state department is doing to overcome obstacles that deals it with as a priority that includes south and central asia. shaying with structural issues in the state department, would you like to discuss if we are doing all we can from a resource stand point to ensure our asia policy will succeed. this is the smallest regional bureau in terms of personnel and the second lowest level of the foreign assistance. any questions about state department resources has to start here on capitol hill. i strongly support investing more in diplomacy and development across the board. our international affairs budget gives us tremendous bang for the buck but i wonder if anything could be done in foggy bottom so it is adequately resources. we've heard this is a priority and that should be reflected in the investments we make. lastly i

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again, i don't mind being attacked or being a political peen y'all at -- penata. what i hear from my residents and thousands living on the streets is we're tired politicians pointing the finger at each other. we're tired of people bickering. we want, we demand results. [applause] >> just today, i did it yesterday, i got a note from the mayor's director of hope saying, you know, i guess the argument is don't declare a state of emergency and they include a letter from the federal agency that says, you know, there's no additional money attacked to a declaration of emergency. well, if there isn't, shouldn't there be. and shouldn't we, as a government in san francisco push the federal government to do the right thing. we need to make sure that we stop thinking about justifications for why things are the way they are. let's think outside the box and ask ourselves, can't we do better, shouldn't we do better, i believe that the answer is absolutely, yes. we must do better. [applause] >> i want to take this opportunity to thank my cosponsors of this ordinance, declaring a

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