rad was piloted here in san francisco is setting the gold standard across the country in terms of rad conversions and giving housing authorities a powerful tool and a means to preserve affordable housing by converting public housing properties across the country and a $26 million ba backlog. hud has leveraged $5 million in capital to make critical repairs, something that hud could not have done alone, so critical to have public, private partnership. what does it mean for places like san francisco? 1400 units have been preserved including the hundreds of units here and what is exciting to me is that over 2,000 are in the pipeline. if everything goes as planned by september 2019 we should have 2000 additional public housing units preserved through rad. we arweare not stopping there. hud is seeking to extend the rat and we have lifted the cap from 455,000 units from 225,000 to 455,000, and it more than doubles the capacity of units that can participate in the program. in the 2019 budget we are seeing $100 million to help housing authorities who need the support in converting. i will clos

is perhaps have we considered a paradigm where in we tied aid and development to afghanistan to ee rad indication efforts. >> reporter: in other words, the government benefits and hopefully strengthens itself as creating sustainable afghanistan where there is as broad a spectrum of hope moving forward more directly from the revenues from the international community than the narcotics developing community, correct? >> the vote is produced and taliban controlled or contested areas. and so, you know, again, this is a security issue. i think as a first cut. >> but you said earlier today that the government of afghanistan as indicated an interest in not undergoing ee rad indication programs at this juncture, is that an accurate assessment? >> yes, the government would assess it would decrease the appeal. >> so it's something to talk about. i'm not dictating that this is what i think the policy should be. but if you look at what the actual functioning federal government to the extent that it sticks afghanistan derives benefit from, i would submit if they were given an either or or, they woul

i think it's a rad -- a rad video, a rad pho, as well.e new chapter? >> i going to go into the broadcast booth. so i get to stay at the race track d talk about what i love, which is racing. and tell fans, you know, just react to what i'm seeing. and hopefully i'm good at it. and hopefully i can do it for a a very long time. >> jimmy: oh, i think you are going to be great at it. : yeah. >> jimt what is this first -- >> the first weekend is this weekend in chicago on sunday. >> jimmy: are you nervous? >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i mean, i had a background in racing. grew up in a racing familyth >> jimmy: yok? yeah. oh, yeah. [ laughter ] >> driving cars was easy.th bu career, i don't have a a background in broadcasting. i have nothing -- nothing really to lean on. but they say just go in there unand be yourself and have and -- >> jimmy: i think it's going to be fantastic. because, you know, we saw a-rod go into the commentary booth. >> right. >> jimmy: and i go, "we'll see hothat's going to be." and it's awesome. >> yeah. >> jimmy: beca

>> yes, that is outside of rad. >> ms. chu: mr. carlson? >> mr. carlson: one, on the summary report, it's quite watered down from last report. and did not include the fact that these are the 2015 affordable housing bonds. and as of what date? i would appreciate on future reports go back, so it's a littlemore. >> sorry about that. arlson: a i really appreciate the detailed report. there is a lot of great information in that. on page 27 of that report, the total number of affordable units that are projected to be created is a 1388. and in the last report it was 1785. so somewhere along the line we lost about 400 units. it looks like about 250 are in the low-income housing that may be from switching from laguna honda to the other two. but the middle income housing that dropped by 170 units and i didn't see discussion of that. maybe you could comment on that. >> there was a loss of units projected in the low-income housing unit because of the reallocation of funds. elso because of rising co w have been able -- we have had to spend more on per-unit bas

trailer, muchos de ellos eran niÑos aunque a diferencia de otras ocasiones, el vehÍculo estaba refinal raderidas que fueron cuando intentaron salir corriendo del camiÓn, el resto ya estÁn bajo custodia de las autoridades migratorias. >> nos vamos a mÉxico donde siguen saliendo chispas, despuÉs del tercer debate presidencial, los candidatos se acusaron de corrupciÓn, incluso se amenazaron con cÁrcel, la pregunta es si este Último round y fluyÓ en el voto de los mexicanos, * raÚl torres tiene mÁs detalles. >> apenas salieron del debate aparecieron felices emocionado todos se dijeron ganadores aunque el debate estuvo marcado por los golpes bancos sobre todo entre andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador y ricardo anaya cortÉs. >> yo no soy corrupto. >> dices que no es cierto? >> no. >> si te lo demuestro renunciaste a la candidatura. >> el tercero debate sea quizÁ la Última oportunidad de quitarle ventaja a andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador candidato puntero, en mÉrida dicen que el encuentro no cambio las decisiones de por quien votarÁn. >> segÚn encuestas las preferencias despuÉs del debate no cambiaron, andrÉ

it is pretty rad. >> guy in the black jacket walking away has sold that bike to the dude in the red helmetth of them. guyouldn't even cross a street before crashing this bike, captured from multiple different angles on the security camera of this hone. the previous owner comes running out to assist the guy. i just don't know how you go out and buy a motorcycle and have this little experience. >> you got to start somewhere, right? >> yeah, but maybe not start with, like, next to no experience riding the bike. all right, kid, give it a second go. tentatively down the street, watch out, there's a car there. okay, we have managed to negotiate around the car. the guy comes up to another intersection and, and, and -- >> no! >> crashes again, putting undoubtedly scratches on both sides of this bike. >> my only question, at this point, did the check clear? >> cash. >> i don't know the finances of the situation, but the poster of the video says somehow the kid got home safely. >> cracking into a mysterious safe is about to get a whole lot more interesting. >> you're not going to believe what they f

so are we because it's pretty rad. ♪ >>> there's a number of different ways to get your exercise in toour fitness for a thrill. tall building here, this time in kazakhstan. >> nothing is going to inspire you to get the last chinup quite like hanging off the side of a building. >> this 27-year-old loves the thrill inspired by jackie chan, the stunt man in many different films, i'm a huge jackie chan man, myself. >> has nothing around but himself and maybe somebody operating a drone. he may have just set it up himself. hard to tell. the first ten floors were relatively easy for this man. >> it seems just like a really big staircase. if you've got climbing experience, those hand holes are massive. >> is he first noticed this building in 2015. he says he spent two years training and getting fit enough to pull off this stunt. once he make ts to the tenth floor, he says his arms were getting quite noodley and exhausted so he'd take breaks, rest between two to three minutes. >> does look to me maybe this building isn't occupied. see him here kind of shaking out the jitters. his arms getting t

of the un human rights chief ziad rad how hussein says india has used excessive force in response to anti india protests and accuses pakistan of misusing its anti terror legislation to quash dissent now he's calling for an investigation into allegations mass graves have been found in the kashmir valley this report is the first issued by the un on the human rights situation in. pakistan administered kashmir details rights violations and abuses on both sides of the line of control and it highlights a situation of chronic impunity for violations committed by security forces. pakistan says it welcomes the un's proposal for an international inquiry into human rights abuses but a spokesman for the indian ministry of external affairs said in a statement india rejects the report it is fallacious tendentious and motivated would question the intent in bringing out such a report. the un human rights chief says he met with representatives of both governments when there was an increase in violence in july twenty sixth that was triggered by the death of rebel leader. neither government agreed to t

from martinsburg been following what's been said hello again rad just run through them the key points. well it started off as that usually does vladimir putin is by now an old hand at this sixteen direct lines q. and a sessions behind his belt but it started off with domestic issues that say health care education salaries you know problems the russians are having corruption as well and muesli interesting to russians but they were of course early on as is you know by by standard so far early on they came to international issues and one of those of course is the split the division and tension between russia and the united states and its allies and one russian view us president what the chances of world war three are. in the among adults because you know you can recall einstein's words he said i don't know with what weapons world war three will be four but world war four will be fought with sticks and stones with the understanding of the fact that world war three may be the end of modern civilization must deter us from extreme actions on the international scene. another question was when

impact of rad and not clear yet. so the gao reports it that a the amount of private financing rad is is able to leverage that they claim to leverage what is true. that is the g a ao. the arm of the congress. that is what they concluded. in light of h that, are you going to reassess the responsibility and role of hud in providing capital funds to make repairs and to dealh the issue of mold and lead across the country? >> we could have a real discussion about the gao's discussion with rad. >> you want to question now the gao? >> but what i will say is that you know, we are continuing to provide significant capital for nysha. >> zero, sir. you requested zero capital. you cannot have it both ways. >> i'm talk iing about the actual -- >> time of the gentle lady has expired. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from michigan, chairman of our capital markets subcommittee. >> dr. carson, good to see you. i'm up over here. i want to lot of ground i want to cover here quickly. first and foremost, i know you were in michigan

. >> reporter: speaking of sleep, it is time to head back to the rad son and get a few winks myself.ore game three tomorrow. in cleveland, dennis o'donnell, kpix 5. >> 6:00 p.m. tip-off. vegas has weighed in. anywhere from a four and a half point favorite, but still need to roll it out and get after it. >> that's right. hopefully he's not checking out tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and anne makovec will have all the late good night. >>> late show with stephen colbert is next. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> we'll have all the latest on the election results for you. have a good night. ...the votes were counted early....it was a landslide of confidence for by the time that we got up there, his room was filled with smoke. the wind had blown and drifted the snow up agains the side of my house blocking the exhaust from my furnace. without the kidde smoke alarm my son would not be here today. had it not been for that carbon monoxide detector, i grabbed my fire extinguisherd not haveput outhe fire.there. get these essential products at your local retailer today.

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shams rad was set up last december.is punishable by illegal in tunisia. it is punishable byup illegal in tunisia. it is punishable by up to three years in prison and was only last year that government said it would only stop forced banal examinations of people suspected of homosexuality. since 2011, people have been free to express themselves however they like but for many tunisians, even discussion of lgbt issuesis tunisians, even discussion of lgbt issues is offensive and he has received abuse since the station went to air. i have had 4700 hate m essa 9 es went to air. i have had 4700 hate messages and messages of abuse. but it hasn't put him off. we believe in this project as a way to create awareness. it was important to keep broadcasting —— broadcasting and that would have been unthinkable a few years ago in tunisia but the social issues it's addressing and the challenges it is making for traditional religious norms are part ofa traditional religious norms are part of a wider regional conversation. in a luxury tuna

ien conducted barack obama's first live rad intview from the white house. that, too was great column fodder. i'd been prime minister mitted 30 minutes one -- promised 30 mints one-on-one and it would bell tweeze e del surprised lie on cnn, msnbc and fox, many suggested it questions should ask. i thought i premeds for every eventuality but overlooked one and that is that the president of the united states would arrive area, budget me in the position of having to make small talk because, as we say can you e dow don't want to live it in locker room. reflects on the fact that the night before, am family dinner one of the boys and -- and all three of them are here tonight -- said, dad, make sure you ask the president about the book of secrets and i said, okay, remind me and they said you know, dad, when president gets elected he gets the resolute desk and the book of secrets which explain who killed kennedy, what is in area 51 and did we really land on the moon. said i'll try to work it in. you know where this is going. president sits down, each extend a hand i

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is perhaps have we considered a paradigm where in we tied aid and development to afghanistan to ee rad indication efforts. >> reporter: in other words, the government benefits and hopefully strengthens itself as creating sustainable afghanistan where there is as broad a spectrum of hope moving forward more directly from the revenues from the international community than the narcotics developing community, correct? >> the vote is produced and taliban controlled or contested areas. and so, you know, again, this is a security issue. i think as a first cut. >> but you said earlier today that the government of afghanistan as indicated an interest in not undergoing ee rad indication programs at this juncture, is that an accurate assessment? >> yes, the government would assess it would decrease the appeal. >> so it's something to talk about. i'm not dictating that this is what i think the policy should be. but if you look at what the actual functioning federal government to the extent that it sticks afghanistan derives benefit from, i would submit if they were given an either or or, they woul

here's abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha rad dats also here in singapore tonight. >> reporter: even as he was preparing to sit down with america's fiercest foe, president trump launched a new volley of attacks on our closest allies. "sorry, we cannot let our friends, or enemies, take advantage of us on trade anymore," he tweeted. barely 48 hours ago the president was touting his ties to the g-7 countries. >> angela and emmanuel and justin, i would say the relationship is a ten. >> reporter: but things quickly turned dark, trump refusing to budge on his plans to impose stiff tariffs on aluminum and steel from canada and other allies. canadian prime minister justin trudeau vowing to retaliate with tariffs on american goods. >> canadians, we're polite, we're reasonable, but we also will not be pushed around. >> reporter: the president went ballistic, calling trudeau "very dishonest and weak," refusing to sign the traditional g-7 statement of solidarity. his advisors going even further. >> there's a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy w

here's abc's martha rad dad tonight. >> reporter: he has been talking up a summit with vladimir putin for months, and now the date is set. >> well, i think we'll be talking about syria, i think we'll be talking about ukraine, i think we'll be talking about many other somebody jeubjects a see what happens. >> about election meddling? >> you never know about meetings. we'll see what happens. >> reporter: they will meet in helsinki on july 16th amid the swirling special council investigation into russian election meddling and possible collusion with the trump campaign. national security adviser john bolton in moscow laying the groundwork. russian officials say putin told bolton he did not meddle. today, president trump tweeting, "russia continues to say they had nothing to do with meddling in our election!" he has consistently heaped praise on the russian leader. most recently, praising russia's hosting of the world cup. >> they have really done a fantastic job with the world cup. it's exciting, even if you're not a non-soccer fan. >> reporter: putin today scoring a goal for the cameras

famous for doing naked pole dancing in south africa do you have any insight into that i don't know i met rad we all option last year's raise money for one of my solo projects. so it was a future he came down to watch that he was wearing clothes. ok potable and it is winter right now so. i wouldn't recommend budgie smugglers and i'm pretty wet at least. we're going well fair enough well let's say good bye for now thanks for being on the show abraham came from the sun exchange thanks very much well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max geyser and stacy herbert like to thank our guests abraham cambridge of the sun exchange if you want to reach us on twitter go to kaiser report until next time. sanctions on the energy supply top the agenda. visits vienna on his first foreign trip since starting his fourth term as president. america's ambassador to israel gives some less than diplomatic feedback to journalists covering the i.d.f. use of extreme force against palestinian protesters in gaza. and the war of annihilation a damning new report from a leading rights gro

supremacist leaders have spoken on college campuses spreading hate speech i spoke with activist perry rad and asked him when does free speech cross that border of promoting hate speech and hateful actions to make it real simple into the when we each runs afoul of american. values of justice while justice comes to the values of democracy for america you know the constitution is very clear in. the rights and so when he runs afoul of the we know that speech is you know each speech. and i covered a couple of stories in the past year where students on the american university and university of maryland college park campus says hung nooses and bananas terrorizing african-american students i then asked rather why are we seeing promises propaganda . it's not ironic it's of showing that. crimes have decreased beginning in one thousand nine hundred into up until the last four years where this mean explosion of heat crop if the percentage of those eight . percent or three round white male white folks in this country and one fourth of those are rejected by blacks willing to the crime statistics of the

peopl we need reporters, we need folkshether it's print or tvo or rad beri bing us these facts an not be subject to, you know, verbal attacks or oer kinds oft teso m aks i mean, weee n a good strong free press in this country and onlyks on the free press dermine the freedom of the press and really a healthy democracy. >> we couldn't agr with you more. senator chris van hollen thank you so much for joining us, sharing your words. just like you, you know, we are praying that we can get through this on the other side and we don't see something like ts happengain here in thanks s for joining us.rich.- we appreciate it. >> and thank you for covering this. thank you. all right. i just want to give you anwe were talking a little bit abouthe effect and the impact that this is havin earlier we showed or we talked about the tweet from one of the editors from the capital gazette. jimmy debutts t teted in the midsthis, he said the reporters and editors give all they have everyay. there are no 40 hour work weeks, no big pay days, just a passion for telling stories from our community and that's wha

vonnie: you rad lawmaker, you are one of the best deal makers out there. -- you are a dealmaker. will the at&t go through? david: i think randall stephenson is an extra ordinary leader, a great executive. ping for the industry it does because i think it should and i hope it does because i think it is important for the industry and we will see what happens in june. vonnie: who wins, comcast or disney? think with that transactions says is international assets are critical. , wee is a battle over sky are bigger than sky on the content side in italy. when you look at all of europe, we have a bigger business and when you see someone paying -- and saying i will pay 17 times for european assets and a clever and smart executive, we take a look at what we have, we are the leader in europe in sport, we have huge assets in latin america and asia and we think we've become a much better company. in some ways ws you that the traditional platforms are still outdoing the newer tech. -- 55 markeround the world with oernational media team. if you look at international composition, you look at the

much, i have this -- i'll go out and get other ones but leave this one alone so, i understand normal rad'snd you're dealing with something that's just kind of one dimensional. you have to consume. because if they don't have market share, then they fall >> on the first anniversary of amazon whole foods q-tip knows what's up. you'll be able to listen and watch the full hour-long interview tomorrow on the fortt knox podcast we talk pain and grieving. elton john, prince and a lot more, guys >> what about elton john >> he collaborated with elton john wasn't just a sample he went to london and collaborated with elton job hn, he's a big fan >> just when i thought it couldn't get any better he is getting ready to teach at my aul mu mater >> business today is a little bit rougher. dow is down 221. worst week since march if it's down today, the dow, that's four straight haven't done that since late april, early may really, the only thing working today, guys. consumer staples, utilities, as kramer said, rates are going to go down rather than up >> some of the worst performance this week. defense stoc

rad today is the day where not everybody will see. but some of us will. impossible to pinpoint exactly who will, but the best chance for showers and thunderstorms does look to be north and west of washington. now, because of the increase in humidity, it is one of those days where any storms that fire up cou have some very heavy rainfall and some strong gusty winds. maybe se isolated damage out there. but there is a pretty low threat for hail and i'm rlly not seeing any risk for a low end tornado in our forecast. so if you haveo plans get out this afternoon, i'd still head out, but you weet to your eye to the could i. you can download the nbc washington app for the latest weather alerts. and we'll also have the radar right on your phone. currently we're at 77degrees, winds out of the south at 10 miles per hour. thos winds helping to pump the heat and humidity into the area. what i'm showingou now aren't current temperatures, but they are actually dew point temperatures. this is howe measure the humidity in the air. when the dew point temperature is over 65

. >> the giants cross-country ten game rad trip concludes this weekend in los angeles.ing to heat up and giants remain somewhat luke warm. giants played 16 innings on thursday and then flew 2400 miles cross-country, bottom of the first, holland gave up a solo homer to hernandez, bochy, i need some starting pitching. austin jackson drops the ball, and it is a three base error. 3-zip l.a. to the seventh, the panda strikes. down the line pablo sandoval, a two run homer into the left field bullpen. andrew mccutchen, the giants fall 3-2. how about the as and angels? jurassic world at the coliseum marking the era when the stadium was built. bassett in his second start since 2016, air mails the pujols come back over matt olson's head. two runs score. top of the fourth, view from left field on a kinsler bomb makes it 6-0. bassett goes four innings. 8-0 in the fifth, and who is that masked man? scores from first but not enough, angels win 8-4. before the game they introduced murray. he happens to be the starting quarterback for the oklahoma sooner football team. he will play foo

i do know that we've had numerous delays on our rad conversion, public housing ansformation work that's placed in service and has a tax credit implication as well as a construction re so we're seeing those delays result in cost implications on the back end. >> fantastic. thank you. >> in the interest of moving the hearing along, i did want to recognize that edgar is here from dpw. and i think that elaine forbes was supposed to be here, but i don't see her. >> thank you very being here. we'll call you up if we have any questions. so with that, i would like to invite representatives from pg&e that are here. i understand that jess brown and john [indiscernible] are here. i appreciate you're here. we are veryeresntd to hear from you. >>> good morning, supervisors ronen and peskin. my name is jess brown. i'm the director of the san francisco pg&e. i'm joined by my colleague who serves as director of service planning and design at pg&e. we're bothed at harrison on mission. thank you for inviting us. first off, i would like to express that we share the city's concerns about the delays to impor

he threatened to ee rads did i kate muslims. >>> you may remember that dancing f agent whose gun went off inside a denver area nightclub. video of that incident went viral earlier this month. you seehi it here, s gun fell out of his waistband. when he picked it up the gun went off.s yesterday he arrested. his name is chase bishop. he's charged with second degree assau assault. >>>en minutes after t hour now. a historic day in the books now. one that d.c. will never 'rrget. talking about the caps victory parade. it was something local sports fans have waited decades tosee. >> everyone flooded the national mall there. a sea of red. the caps finally got a chance to do this, hoist that stanley cup into the and bring home the hardware. our cameras were there every step of the way tore cap the moments from the cheers in the crowd to the players goofing off at the ra wy. e also with the players and families as they greeted fans along the parade route from every angle. it was truly an incredible day. >> it's been a long ride. we've been here for a long time. >> this is awesome! >> every time

[applause] during the campaign we talked about an idea that seemed a couple of years ago very, very rad kalg but if you read the papers catch it on all over the country catching on because it makes common sense. and the common sense is that -- when i went to school when many of you went to school, it was -- it was just fine that public education existed from kindergarten through the 12th grades. because by 40 years ago people could leave and go out to get a job. make decent wages and make it into the middle class. but as all of you know the world has radically changed. technology has changed. and people to get decent jobs need a higher education. and the idead that we proposed during the campaign to reduce student debt and idea that seemed radical a couple of years ago today again, is an idea supported by goarches and mayors all over this country we're making progress on that as well. [applause] on saturday when, i'll be in los angeles i will be alongside of people from black lives matter. who are fighting the very, very important fight regarding criminal justice reform. grouphtsig acti

rad just scattered showers. more activity back to the west is heading in in about two hours. that will put us at about 8:30, 9:00. future weather agrees with that heavy rain overnight tonight. throughout the daytomorrow, here's 7:00 a.m. cloudy skies but mainly dry. as you move into the afternoon, we're likely tracking a line of thunde atorms. sunday small chance for a late day thunderstorm with the high temperature around 90. after that beautiful weather moves in. 're going to send it to break and we'll be back aruna miller: the teacher who made me feel like i belonged in america when i didn't speak english. the minimum wage jobs that helped me get through college and become a transportation engineer. and my daughters who make me proud every day. i'm aruna miller, and i have a lot of reasons to give back. it's why in the legislature, i helped write dozens of laws to protect every maryland family. i'm running for congress and i approved this message because right now, protecting maryland families means stopping donald trump. yeah, i feel like i'm inside a pinball machine. our

so, the gao report said that the amount of private financing rad is able to leverage is -- they claim to leverage is higher than what is actually true. that is the gao. the arm of the congress. that is what they concluded. so, in light of that, are you going to reassess the responsibility and the role of hud in providing capital funds to make repairs and to deal with the issue of mold and led across the country? >> well, we could have a real discussion about the gao's finding with rad -- >> are you going to question now the gao? >> well, what i will say is that we are continuing to provide significant capital for the dish. >> zero capital, sir. you requested zero capitol. now cannot have it both ways. >> time talk doing. >> time of the gentle lady has expired. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from michigan, chairman of our capital market subcommittee. >> -- good to see you up over here. so, we have -- i a lot of ground i want to cover here quickly. first and for most, i know that you were in michigan recently you home town of detroit, and wanted to you to maybe touch on the envi

abc's martha rad its joins us from singapore. your thoughts?porter: let's start with retrieving the remains of the missing soldiers. there are almost 8,000 missing soldiers from the korean war, americans. most of those are in north korea. in the past we have had recovery of those remains that was stopped i think five years ago. and they do tireless work trying to find the remains and match them to the missing, wanted that to start again. that's a big step as well and comfort to so many people. but i think it would shock most people to know how many of those soldiers from the korean war still remain in north korea. you heard president trump say that he brought that up at the very end of the meeting. he obviously knew that was something on the minds of many americans to try to start that retrieval program once again. you also heard president trump talk about ceasing military exercises. they have big military exercises. i have been on them before myself from the ground, from a fighter jet, watching the military exercises with south korea. he said

. >> reporter: back in 2016, jane kim rad -- ran against scott weiner for a seat in the senate.he has now thrown her hat in the ring for san francisco mayor. reporting live from san francisco, kron 4 news. >> there is a recall election on the ballot tonight. it's a push to try to remove santa clara county judge aaron persky from the bench. >> this is the judge behind the controversial six-month sentence given to sanford swimmer brock turner for a rape conviction. >> reporter: i'm here at the courthouse in palo alto, we will know whether judge aaron persky will be returning to the bench, or whether he will be recalled and have to find a new livelihood. right now, the polls have just closed, but we do have preliminary results, with 17% of the precincts, the recall is leading by 60 to 40. that's 59 to 40%. it's been quite a campaign over the last couple of weeks. this is footage from the for and against recall. persky is in the hot seat right now for his 2016 sentencing of former athlete brock turner. turner was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious, intoxicated woman in

it's going toer rad cat those breezes that have kept us so cool the last few days.s morning we're starting in the 40s and 50s, maybe low to mid 50s by 7:00. 50s to low 60s from noon to 4:00 along the coast. you look at the temperatures at noon around the bay and inland. they're already warming than they were yesterday. we keep going until we reach the mid 70s to low 80s at 4:00 and back into the low to mid 70s. what a great evening it's going to be for your friday activities and graduations this friday. i'll have those forecasts coming up. alexis? >> pretty busy already this morning. fremont area 680, a crash that started on the southbound side. a vehicle lost control and flipped over the center barrier. now the northbound side is blocked. lookts like the onlooker delay on the southbound side has thinned out. unfortunately we have major injuries reported there. one to two followup on construction, northbound, southbound 880. southbound side has fully recovered. you can use 580 for an alternate. >>> this morning dub nation breathing a sigh of relief after the warrior

the united states congress rad fied that international agreement in 1968. there is no way, under that -- under our obligations under that international treaty, which becomes part of domestic law, there's absolutely no way that you can legally apprehend children or children with their parents and simply deport them to a country where they face persecution, they face potential torture, they face potential death without giving them a fair and a complete hearing on their asylum claims. nor more that matter can you do what president trump has done and that is to charge one or 2,000 parents of these children with crimes and coerce their guilty pleas by holding their children hostage. that is also illegal under international law and domestic law. >> on the image of holding children hostage, they're being held hostage throughout the country now. we know some of them are in michigan, some are here in new york city, we have the smuggled video now from one of the facilities in new york city. these facilities vary in their degree of resemiblens, i guess i would say, to

you know, a very high proportion of the 10,000 units that were acquisitions and rehabs because of our rad portfolio work. that was 3500 units. to date, we've rehabbed or acquired/rehabbed or developed newly over 6,000 units. we are at about 6,500. so about 4,000 of those are ac/rehabs. about 4,500 are reconstruction. we have about 4,000 units primarily new construction, a few existing non-profit rehabs sprinkled in there. we have, primarily, those units are in district 8, district 6, and district 10. clearly the o.c.i.i. project areas have a lot of investment because of the benefits of tax increment financing. so mission bay, transbay, and bayview hunters park, candlestick point have a lot of new units under production. but we have, also had a serious investment in district 9, with about 800 units, just about to get under way. in fact, we are having a ground breaking ceremony for the first senior housing development at 1296 shotwell next week. again, we would like to do more in various districts. but we are really struggling with cost problems. construction cost problems. the whole indust

take a look atour screen if martha curtis was seen yesterday in the 3800 blockf suitland rad in southeastring a red sweater, gray pants and red shoes at the time. police say she may be in need of her medication. if you see h, you're asked to call d.c. police. >>> two teenagers in custody this morning for their connection to a deadly stabbing in silver spring. homicide detectives say they arrested therothers lenin andryanan mas cal has. all three face first and second degree murder for the death of 1year-old hersonre mejia-alva accordi to investigators this was aangde motivatedr. >> new details on a school fight between a principal and a teacher. the teacher involved is claiming that e was physically assaulted. now her attory is g after the schoolistrict for mages. the fight happened earlier this month at ardmore elementary in prince george's county. the teacher's attorney says that the teacher wants the principal to beau fired bec she got physical.>> s my client attempted to walk away, theal princip blocked her path and physically bucked her, attacking several times preventing my client,

finally i say, about the importance, and as john said, the differences between airports and roads versus rad,ilroaby the time high-speed rail comes to san francisco, and the importance of this is it is a regional plan that we have proposed, by the time it arrives in san francisco, we will have 1 million residents. i urge your approval. supervisor peskin: thank you. >> mr chairman, members of the commission, our interest is really in getting caltrain extended without any unnecessary delay. i'm glad to see this morning that a lot of the earlier proposals that were highly disruptive to the extension of caltrain, and yet, we are overpriced and this is progress. we are getting closer to something that makes sense now. i did want to talk about one that has been mentioned and that is, the yard. i don't think they really serious they looked at two options for leaving it there. one is to shrink it, because now there are 14 tracks and going down to maybe, nine. put it in the building and billed to the podium above and develop the air rights above. the other is the depressive 30 feet and the whole sigh