. >> good because steve ronan, the urban explorer will take us through this entire place in an extensiveube channel. he's got a lot of history to tell us about this place. >> it's an abandoned coal mine island. a lot of miners would come here and the families actually lived here with them. that's why there are so many buildings and these were the very first concrete buildings ever built in japan. >> so when the coal ran out and everyone just left. >> exactly. this place was occupied between the years of 1887 and 1974 seeing its peak population of 5,259 people in 1959. >> this one was actually a hospital. that was a ward. this one i never explored, but this was an apartment building meant for single individuals. >> this one building is so dangerous he doesn't even attempt to go in. you can see the kind of disrepair it's in. >> beginning in the 1930s and into the end of the war, they were forced to work under very harsh conditions and brutal treatment at the mitsubishi under wartime policies. during this period it is estimated 1300 of those laborers had died on the island due to various re

supervisor ronan. >> 27. >> motion passes for all these items. >> budgets in using excess education, revenue, augmentation. >> supervisor ronan. >> at a previous meeting, i introduced cooperative living opportunities for people with mental illness. this model, which is a noninsubstitutional communal based households with case management has been effective for long-term stability for people with severe mental illness and substance abuse. as we come together for mental health crisis, i'm hopeful you will join me in supporting this legislation. along with the ordinance, i introduced this resolution to jump start this programme without delay but now that the mayor has presented our budget, it's no longer timely and i will make a motion to table it, but i am looking forward to continuing to work with colleagues on the budget committee and all of you to include funding for the fiscal years 2019-2020 to this endeavor. with that, i make a motion to table item 27. >> motion made, seconded by supervisor peskin. can we take that same house, same call? then item is tabled. supervisor walton, i b

nan, fewer and anybody else that wants on let me know before 2:00 this afternoon. >> commissioner ronan: i'm not done. sorry. that was just the beginning. both supervisor fewer and i sent our staff to washington, d.c. from april 27 to the 30th to participate in the people's action convention. it was a convening over a thousand advocates from across the country to share information and strategies to address pressing issues including climate change and be justice. our staff and here is the connection to my opening comment. our staff participated in round table discussions how communities are fighting back against private public transit. they shared how local transit systems have begun to partner with ride-sharing companies to perform public functions including ride sharing for seniors and those with disabilities. they shared concerns about this trend towards privatization and discussed pushing back locally my staff participated in the direct action at uber headquarters in dw demanding better working conditions and wages for uber drivers as a global effort to bring visibility to the low pa

their business section quotes ronan harris, head of google's uk and ireland operations, who describesvestors in silicon valley. now let's look at the guardian. bp's annual global energy report suggests that changes in temperature across the planet is actually increasing the world's energy usage, leading to a vicious cycle of spiralling emissions. on to the aviation news website av web, the uber elevate conference has been taking place in washington dc, in which the company unveiled details about its new aircraft service which is due to begin operating this summer. would you climb on board? and finally to the independent, an extraordinary result in the women's football world cup, as reigning champions, the united states, hammered thailand 13—0, the biggest—ever win in world cup history. 13 goals, not bad. impressive. i feel bad for the thai goalie. with me is james hughes, chief market analyst at brokerage firm axitrader. we have to talk about brexit, i'm sorry, james, i know it isn't your favourite subject. it's not anybody‘s. favourite subject. it's not anybody's. some. some. so we s

>>> if you're taking a train, there's a delay in ronan park.ng to learn the condition and the turnaround time getting that system up, getting the delays out of the way. westbound 80 at cutting boulevard. the hov lane. the car is drivable. hopefully it gets cleared out quickly. it may extend your drive a bit. 24 minutes. once you get to this section, east shore freeway things open up. it is wide open, better than what we would expect on a weekend morning. one more quick issue, southbound 6780 at the offramp, a car carrier partially blocking it. now it's out of the way. 7:32. let's go back to the desk. >>> new this morning in pleasant hill a 23-year-old driver has been arrested, suspected of dui. it happened at the sweet tomatoes restaurant on crescent drive. you're out there now with the latest information. good morning. >> reporter: the driver was parked right here in this spot. he was probably sleeping because a security guard saw him about 1:00 a.m. the security guard made his rounds, came back and that car had slammed into the building. what

supervisor ronan actually attended theirrst strike in december saying she herself has experienced these problems. and so they want to create a cent centerope 24 hours a day where anyone can come in see a psychiatrist, getmedications and part of the problem have insurance navigators get apoint mtds that are covers by their insurance. >> you have spent 30 years researching addiction. good idea or are there unintended consequences? >> it's always good to see people prioritizing mental health.ts their here in the rightplas. place. what i worry about is in san frsk eowe have a large market of cash-only people and mainly take care of middle class and i'm sure they would be happy to have the city pick up the tab. eut i don't think that's probably what re aiming for. i want it to be designed to focus on the people we see when we walk through the streets of san francisco. extremely low income pople who suffer from disorders like schizophrenia.o >> do set optriage system, f for example? >> i think that'spart of it about being realistic about what you can accish and for whom. and i think people in

this is ronan a three—year—old german pincher. now back to archy. this is work soing well.l. let the pictures speak for themselves. the consensus has been that people, some people think it is a great idea, it is good for the environment for the way people work, makes them happy. others are worried about allergies. yes and also the hairs. would it work in your office in the city. we are in an american company's service offices, the whacky furniture. you're probably dog central.m offices, the whacky furniture. you're probably dog central. it is like crufts at the best of the time so like crufts at the best of the time soi like crufts at the best of the time so i won't notice a difference. is it nice to have a dog in the work place. i sense you're not a dog person. not really and some of these i struggle to describe as dogs, the ones that fit in your handbag, the shawl ones —— small ones. there is a couple of small greyhounds, that is slightly odd. they don't need as much exercise. they're kept on a lead. obviously people might assume if you were happier in your work you might

. >> reporter: verizon's ronan dunne says his company has already started using free call blocking featuresg a measure before congress called stir/shaken it would require all calls to carry an authentic digital signature, ensuring the number you see in the caller i.d. is legitimate. is it plausible that i will never get a robocall again? >> well, it depends on what you mean by robocall. because there are certain calls that customers receive, say from their financial institution, maybe at the time of election where some people may want to receive them. some people may not. >> reporter: it's not clear yet just how many unwanted calls will be blocked once all providers implement the technology. but experts predict we'll get far fewer spam calls than we do now. laura podesta, cbs news, basking ridge, new jersey. >> quijano: the f.c.c. does not require providers to offer the blocking service for free. still ahead, on the "cbs weekend news," to the rescue. how drones are taking flight to help with large-scale disasters. large-scale disasters. your head wants to do one thing... but your gut says n

comment from someone who says something very similar in that there needs to be outside pressure this is ronan li he's a visiting scholar at queen mary university of london and here's what he told a string. minimize military do not hear about the well being of civilians we've seen that and how they've mistreated the ranger and they are going to continue to mistreat civilians on till it stopped it's time the international community did more than provide food and humanitarian aid after the fact it's time now that there were peacekeepers on the ground. so he's calling for peace keepers he's not the only one this is. on twitter he's that peacekeeping mission will help to protect the working the people and of course others with the peacekeeping mission and will show those people a sense of belonging and it will restore hope amnesty is calling for the student referred of course to the i.c.c. where do you think that will go and is that even feasible i mean as has been said by others change is not going to come from the b.m.r. military itself this has to come from pressure from outside and the interna

. >> seconded by supervisor ronan, without any objection and this motion passes. ma'am dmadam clerk, 31. >> the municipal transportation agency to name the chinatown station, the chinatown rose p absoluter k station. >> i would like to expound on this issue that we've heard from the public for the last couple of weeks. i would like thank them for the way they conducted themselves, unlike where an early member where someone behaved in a less dignified fashion. so i want to thank you for petitioning this government in a way that is appropriate and your comments are heart-felt. i want to thank all of you colleagues as i did in the past for spending your evening hours over an issue that as a matter of policy i'm not a big fan of. i'm not a fan of naming things and with a few exceptions, i've assiduously tried to stay away from that. as a total non-secuetor, i would like to say the buddha was born in lambini, sorry for that. i'm not a big fan of the policy and behaviour of the people's republic of china this was at the full board of supervisors on facial recognition te

journalist ronan farrow taking aim at media heavyweights in an award ceremony attended by the most powerful in the news business. in his acceptance speech for reporting on sexual misconduct, looked at the who's who of journalism, reportedly said i can see people who have lied to protect power. first there was romeo and juliet, now page and heather nauert he. the debut on stage, the stars are here next. ♪ ♪ applebee's new loaded chicken fajitas. now only $10.99. whoooo. did you know the exact same hotel room... ...can have many different prices? that's why tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites to find the lowest price on the hotel you want. your perfect hotel room for the perfect price! ♪ >> shannon: those intimates texts that rock >> those infamous texts that rocked the deep state taking a dramatic turn entitled fda lovebirds undercover. the actors playing peter stzrok and lisa page. it looks great. >> it is nerve-racking a. shannon: you did a play, we want to remind people -- he apparently -- just went to a southern virginia walmart. i could smell the trump support. she said yes, he

. >> would it be ok if supervisor ronan asked her question? >> oh, yeah. yeah. >> supervisor? >> thank you so much. i had a question about the moving costs. $3.7 million -- >> for 49 south van ness? >> yes. if i look at the line by line costing out, it just seems so excessive. you know, almost $1 million to manage the move. over $1 million to dispose of existing furniture. kout -- could you just walk me through itsome it seems so high. >> yes. we are -- the scope of this project, it is like nothing we've ever done in the city of 1800 employees moving from 10 to 11 departments, more than that, moving from multiple locations over a constrained time period and also moving to new furniture because we have a much different floor prints that is much efficient in terms of the space allocation and one of the things that we learned from the prior moves is that the move coordination is important up front. and that is the cost you see there, about $1 million of the costs. we went out to bid through the contract administration. they put out a bid for us to move coordination and we have be

and with that, i'm going to introduce supervisor hillary ronan. [applause] >> thank you so much. what an incredible, incredible day. i don't think there is anything that energizes all of us more than breaking ground on an affordable housing site or acquiring an affordable housing site. there is nothing that manges us feel like the work that we do in the city so important. when i was running for office, i made a goal and a pledge to build 5,000 units of affordable housing in district nine in a decade and i'm counting each and every unit and right now we are at 1182 units! [applause] and that is because the mission is united. and not only is the mission united with itself, the mission is united with city hall, with our mayor whose priority is housing and affordable housing for this neighborhood, with the supervisor whose priority is housing and affordable housing for this neighborhood, with the director of the mayor's office of housing and community development whose priority is housing and affordable housing. we're truly, truly united and we have two extremely strong organizations

hope will be ready on july 1st in a breaking news, i just want to give you an update that supervisors ronan and haney are introducing legislation called mental health san francisco, which is being introduced today at the board. this is a proposal that will increase behavioral health services for san franciscans, through increasing investments in the d.p.h. system. the proposal has just been released, and we are reviewing it and looking at it very carefully with regards to costs in programming, and we will report to the commission as soon as we are able to do so. additional investments in the health system since we have asked, the mayor announced $22.4 million in soda tax revenue to improve children's health and wellness programs, and of these investments in public health, it includes six-point $6 million to support community and school-based grants first health education, physical activity, health eating and food security promoting better water consumption and community-based participatory research, school food improvement, the expansion of oral health, the community task force an oral heal

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according to "the examiner" hillary ronan is working on a proposal to honor here. >>> let's take a look at what's going on outside. you can see we have a day that will see a little bit of the transition in the forecast. the closer you are to the coast is where we'll feel the sea breeze. let's talk about how mild it is this morning. 69 in walnut creek. everybody else in the low to mid-70s in the east bay until you get to concord, brentwood, upper 70s. the mid-80s in antioch and pittsburg. my goodness. low to mid-70s from san francisco, napa, vallejo, all the way down both stiides of th bay shore. one of the milder spots, 63 in santa rosa. the golden gate bridge. the worst setup. we have high clouds this morning, holding in the heat from yesterday and then we'll peel off the clouds and get full-on sun. that's why it's going to be hot once again with unhealthy air if you're going to be outside. you can head to the coast. that's where we'll be in the 60s and low 70s. so the relief is there. it's just mainly at the coast today. here in the north bay, 65 at 7:00. we'll have a few clouds and 8

issues with the conclusions of that report, which we talked about last month last week, supervisor ronan introduced her substitute ordinance to legitimize the currently illegal uses of the active space building at 315018 street. there is no hearing date set yet , but this was the building. it was like 180 units. the owner rented out many of the units to businesses like therapists and businesses and whatnot that were not compliant with the zoning. largely the planning code issue, but we will have the issues and permits for each change and a few units that may have had some work done to them that will have to get that addressed. that is about it for me. i'm happy to take any questions. >> so they are proposing to do nonconforming permitting on those, allowing them to stay, but not rerent? >> yes. >> it is not a permanent change. they are essentially grandfathering them in. >> that's great. that is a good solution. >> thank you. >> next item is seven c., update on major projects. >> good morning, department of building inspection. as you can see, the construction cost increase by zero-point

so groups like ronan writers club pitch and what they can able to pay for airfare. >>to pay for food and the transportation mueller there to get you know from airports in the hospital. that they've really there. since day one from him having surgeries they also gave him a year round family pass to disney and a new laptop for his birthday. >>another group called rebel writers club gave the family a check for over $1300 both groups telling me they just enjoy being around carter. >>it's it's astounding to see his these personalities always never let anything getting down and even though carter was the one getting the presence. >>anyone who knows him will tell you he is the best president of all. >>it's a off carter. his personality is infectious. >>that was an a call reporting cars go fund me page has raised so far more than $24,000 for his medical bills. it's a 51 and. >>and we will be back with more weather and traffic here on the problem morning news, this is something you don't see all the time. that means just got to be running on time there's a plane right now. a

brian: mark, somebody who might agree with you unfreedom of the press and premise behind it might be ronanwhen you go your book and talk about how the press seems to have picked a side, is that what have you discovered? >> well, i have discovered then a lot more which is this: the media in this country are destroying freedom of the press. we don't even need studies to tell us. we have our own eyes, we have our own ears, day in and day out. are they reporting news? are they giving information to the american people that are helpful to their lives so they can make decisions about their families, their communities, about their government? no. it's an endless attack. and it's propaganda and it's day in and day out. russia collusion for two and a half years. did anybody get fired as a result of that? no. any of these executives like zucker pushing this? he got a promotion from at and t. they are doing a enormous disservice to this country. the purpose of a free press is to certain the american people like this acosta. he goes in the middle of a press conference. he tries to tha monopolize it an