sonia melara. i would like to give you highlights of my work in the last almost four years. friends have asked me why would you want to do this again. my response has been i have been a part of probably some of the most difficult times in the history of the police commission, the department and the city. however, i would not change it for anything as the changes that have taken place are just being implemented and i want to see them bear fruit. with dr. marshal who is also here today, we are the two non-lawyers on the commission who bring a different community perspective to this body. when i asked mayor lee why he would want me on the commission he pointed to my background as he had known me for many years. i have worn many hats in my life but i will outline just a few. i'm here as a former small business person, a social worker, an immigrant, a woman and a resident of district 7. i bring this perspective to the commission and believe that the public safety, that public safety must be a balance be

sonia sotomayor: mr. liu, is it impractical? you just said there was a system; it did have some flaws. justice breyer asked you, however, whether alternatives giving the date were considered. that you don't know. frederick liu: whether alternatives -- sonia sotomayor: designs were considered that would give the date? frederick liu: well, like i said, the -- the system that was in place in 1996 and in 2006 and today isn't one that was going to allow for dates and times to be put on the vast majority of -- sonia sotomayor: i do look at legislative history, and the prior language with respect to order to show cause basically said you can give those dates if practical. i look at that, and congress knew what the b.i.a. was doing or not doing. frederick liu: right. sonia sotomayor: and then it defines this notice to appear and drops those "as practical." to me, that's a very telling -- that's not -- that's legislative history but not in terms of what members said but what they did. frederick liu: right. and -- and -- sonia sotomayor:

two commissioners, joe marshal and sonia malaria. >> there are now just three sitting members. that is not enough. mayor mark ferrell had asked for the re-appointments. >> he issued statement less than an hour saying quoted, i am extremely disappointed that the board of supervisors decided to poll lit size the appointment process of the police commission at such a crucial time in our city. >>> san francisco police has never met a staffing goal. that will change after announcement today. >> but realistically, what is the likelihood this will happen? >> abc7 news lyanne melendez takes a look. >> reporter: san francisco supervisor told cadets at the police academy that the crime

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voters with cash and commodities it's an all too common problem in indian elections and correspondent sonia found the car and she went to karnataka is capital bangalore to find out more. brady is campaigning hard for votes in southern bangle. very much money. the independent candidate is running in state elections on just one issue cleaning up politics. it's a message his supporters have been relentlessly pushing out in the streets for months and. completely connecting with voters during a campaign stop ready is a software engineer turned social activist about modern he's known for fighting against corruption in government offices element among the centerpiece of his bid is the one vote one knows. which urges average people to fund his campaign ready says it can raise accountability in elections often tainted by allegations of bribery and vote to manipulation india is in misery right now because of bad

for 30 years, sonia has worked at rome's campo di fiori market.e she cannot stand the populists. who are illiterate. they have never read a book. they have no political credentials. none. "not true," says daniele, who works a few stalls away. who is stopping the populists. translation: it is a disaster. we have gone back to medieval times, where the people no longer decide. return in greater numbers. current polls suggest that they may win an early election. james reynolds, bbc news, rome. aggressive form of brain cancer. removing the tumour followed by radiotherapy and chemotherapy. of some patients. our medical correspondent fergus walsh has the story. you feeling 0k in yourself? this is a glioblastoma. it was found three years ago in nigel‘s brain. now, all traces appear to have gone. we can see no evidence of any residual or recurrent tumour. personalised vaccine. there's horror stories on the web. the survival rates are very low, aren't they? and short—lived. anything to help is great, you want to grab onto it and run with it. i feel quite lu

. >> tom gilberti, sonia trout, ben libby. >> mr. gilberti. welcome back. >> thank you. congratulations. i saw on the television we're doing something about the elevators, so congratulations. hopefully, it's a start. questions, on the stations involved, there are two elevators: streets and to the platforms. people are going to be on both elevators, bravo. steam cleaning. in fact, we could probably hire out of like the five-man crew to steam clean the platforms around the elevators, in the elevators and along the platform, you look down when you go underground, and you'll see an edge of grime, black grime, around everything, and if we got a special steam cleaning crew to hit every station occasionally, once every week, once every two weeks, we can help cleanup for a very minimal price. help us all. schedule bei scheduli scheduling for the electric, for the rails, is it possible we could have two different schedules: rush hour and for seniors and for people that are kiefd disabled a kind of disabled and maybe don't go out for a rush but maybe more scheduled, that can make

. >> clerk: item 16 is motion to approve the mayor's nomination for reappointment of sonia melara. >> president breed: call item 17 too. >> clerk: [reading item 17] >> president breed: supervisor fewer? > supervisor fewer: yes, thank you very much, president breed. colleagues, i will not be able to support sonia melara or joseph marshall to be reappointed to the police commission, with all due respect i strongly feel approval of mayoral appointments only three weeks before voters cast their vote for the next mayor of san francisco is premature. i believe it's imperative we pause and allow the new mayor who will be sworn in july to weigh in on these critical decisions. the police commission is one of the most powerful commissions in the city of san francisco and we need to make sure decisions for appointment are made with careful thought and intention. in light of the unanimous decision to approve major police reforms and in light of the possible departure of our chief of police, this is simply not the time to approve these appointments. thank you. > supervisor fewer: thank you, superv

facebook video posted by someone there shows a white tent engulfed in flames.participant sonia chavez her group had just left the area when...sonia chavez/autism speaks walk participant: "we just sat down on a bench...heard a boom...thought it was thunder...coming up the tent." frantic calls for help continued as volunteers shepherded many in the panicked crowd to safety.laura marz/autism speaks walk volunteer: "they put themselves in danger to make sure everyone else is ok." officials say there were some injuries to workers in the tent. one of them suffered from smoke inhalation (jr)that was evelyn holmes reporting.chicago authorities are still investigating exactly what happened. (jr) for a few moms in richmond..mother's day is tough. what they have to say about losing kids to gun violence. (michelle)one mom may be the savior of summer. how her invention helps get rid of the agony of bug bites. (michelle)summertime means fun outdoors ... but mosquitos can ruin a party.some carry dangerous viruses, like zika or west nile.so you need to protect yourself ... but not everyone can take t

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water some are looking to india's pre-industrial past for solutions correspondents ashish malhotra and sonia phonic are of the support. bangalore india silicon valley. high flying i.t. hub for multinational corporations located on the city's outer edges but bangalore is also home to severe water issues. polluted lakes that froth over with toxic foam made up of chemicals and raw sewage and unchecked take driven urban growth that has left many of the city's water grid. among those affected is ramakrishna he's a successful i.t. professional with his own company. but his apartment complex gets no piped water it's a problem faced by many in bangalore's tech community in. the fight and says their patience with civic authority is wearing thin we need more but the expectation was definitely. connection this said destruction has grown and if it continues yes definitely i could see that people are getting on the edge. many in bangalore are now reliant on private tankers. which get their supply from war wells as deep as fifteen hundred feet the practice is depleting the local water reserves . leaving m

for 30 years, sonia has worked at rome's campo di fiori market.he tells me she cannot stand the populists. who are illiterate. they have never read a book. they have no political credentials. none. "not true," says daniele, who works a few stalls away. who is stopping the populists. translation: it is a disaster. we have gone back to medieval times, where the people no longer decide. return in greater numbers. current polls suggest that they may win an early election. james reynolds, bbc news, rome. our europe editor katya adler is in brussels. about the eurosceptic forces growing in italy? in italy? thing as a vote to leave the euro currency or leave be you altogether. currency or leave be you altogether. feel are not beneficial to their country. country. european union, brussels should be and is worried. and is worried. from the mistakes and make the eu more relevant to ordinary people. more relevant to ordinary people. clearly they fell. italy was a hugely eu enthusiastic country. country. with the rest of europe as it does in other countries.

nerves and even spark romance it's a form of knowledge handed down from centuries past says owner sonia ayman i'm a fifth generation herbalist a natural healer and so my job is really to continue that tradition but another part of her job is working with employees to make them aware of implicit bias when they're on the basis of race gender age sexual orientation or anything else we're always talking to our staff from moment to moment about their interactions with both about exampling the best behavior and best practices to make sure everyone feels that they're welcome if you don't correct it in the moment it becomes a deep seated behavior that it's implied that it's ok and it's not ok as part of starbucks effort to undo the damage its reputation suffered following the widely publicized arrest of two black customers at one of its stores the company is shutting eight thousand shops on may twenty ninth and giving employees a training session on implicit bias and customer service we're here to make starbucks a place where everyone everyone feels welcome starbucks barred the press from the s

>> and that was sonia rossu reporting. addis will be in court next week. >>> time is 6:06. fremont police have recovered the body found in the marshlands. the decomposing male body was still clothed when it was discovered yesterday by a hiker. officials with the coroner's bureau used a drone and specialized boat to find and recover the body. >>> a nigerian woman has filed a discrimination lawsuit against united airlines after being kicked off a flight because someone complained she had pungent odor. it happened on a flight change in houston back into 16 when she was traveling with her kids. a man business class told the flight crew that she smelled. she was put on another plane five hours later. >>> facebook is planning to expand its presence in san francisco in a very big way. the "san francisco chronicle" reports the company is expected to lease all of the office space on howard street. the new building has 750,000 square feet of office space over 43 floors, this is video from the property management company jll which declined to comment on the report. facebook will now h

>> and that was sonia rossu reporting. she will be in court next week. >>> and time now is 5:06. fremont police have recovered the body found in the marshlands. the dekon konlcomposing male discovered yesterday around bike a hiker. officials with the coroner's bureau used a drone and specialized boat to find and recover the body. >>> a nigerian woman has founila discrimination lawsuit against united articles after being kicked off a flight because someone complained she had pun gant odor. it happened on a flight change in houston back into 16 when she was traveling with her kids. a man business class told the flight crew that she smelled. she was put on another plane five hours later. >>> facebook is planning to expand its presence in san francisco in a very big way. the "san francisco chronicle" reports the company is expected to lease all of the office space on howard street. the new building has 750,000 square feet of office space over 43 floors, this is video from the property management company jll which declined to comment on the report. facebook will now have enough space

nerves and even spark romance it's a form of knowledge handed down from centuries past says owner sonia ayman i'm a fifth generation herbalist a natural healer and so my job is really to continue that tradition but another part of her job is working with employees to make them aware of implicit bias when they're on the basis of race gender age sexual orientation or anything else we're always talking to our staff from moment to moment about their interactions with both about exampling the best behavior and best practices to make sure everyone feels that their welcome if you don't correct it in the moment it becomes a deep seated behavior that it's implied that it's ok and it's not ok as part of starbucks effort to undo the damage its reputation suffered following the widely publicized arrest of two black customers at one of its stores the company is shutting eight thousand shops on may twenty ninth and giving employees a training session on implicit bias and customer service we're here to make starbucks a place where everyone everyone feels welcome starbucks barred the press from the ses

sotomayor your for the speech -- justice sonia sotomayor for the speech. they -- the judge said that was suspect. i don't suspect that this case will resolve anytime soon. the judge has asked us to go to remission. we are going to be with the magistrate next month. we are going to see of the university agrees to our proposed speech policy. that's our goal in this case. no one is interested in massive damages. what we want is a level playing field for conservatives and liberals. i keep telling my liberal friends, you guys don't want the flip side happening on campus. they don't really see it that way. after i mention -- mentioned that the aclu was nowhere to be found in this tissue -- found in this issue, the aclu did respond by condemning our speakers. one more point to lay on the table; one of the big battlegrounds is what kind of a form we are talking about. a public forum has very broad speech protection, a designated public forum has less so. and then there's a limited public forum or nonpublic forum. there are four hours of arguments in the motion to

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sonia phonic are in a big win for the prime minister's ruling b j p party and karnataka sonia thank you. now in neighboring bangladesh a wave of attacks against secular bloggers and recent years for flecks the rise of radical islam in the country at least eight intellectuals most of them bloggers were killed between two thousand and fourteen and two thousand and seventeen the killings prompted many to flee the country for safety we'll speak to one of those bloggers in a moment but first a report by g.w. salopek just one on the increasing islamic fundamentalism in bangladesh. this student said. they had on their semester is over. just a few meters away is the spot where dry was murdered in february two thousand and fifteen the atheist writer was paying a visit to duck us book fair while walking home with his wife he was attacked by radical islamists we're doing machetes royce father is heartbroken ajor royce a retired professor of physics has son of egypt was one of five secular murdered in two thousand and fifteen three years later and none of his killers has been convicted abhijit roy'

from the car joining us from poland thank you sonia .d elizabeth shoaf from social media has been following reaction to that news that we were just discussing the latest that she is seeing online so what have the reactions been there on the internet. well we're seeing a number of india condemning. rape cases though we're not seeing them using a common hash tag or a unifying message you can run through a number of tweets that we have found one says another girl lost her life to a he knows crime committed by disgusting indian men their punishment for raping and burning a child alive was one hundred sit ups and a seven hundred fifty dollars fine why are these voices not being heard and why are men not scared to commit such crimes and opposition leader from the state of georgia where this happened he says while we speak up against the horrific spate of rapes in jericho and we must also remember that most rapes in india go on report and this is something that also government statistics show and all these recent cases of also made way outside

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who was or frustrated that the board of supervisors rejected his reappointment of joe marshall and sonia millard to the police commission. >> i reappointed them for a reason. they've done a great job for the residents of san francisco. this is all politics. and it's earrassing for the board of supervisors to do this. >> i want to say it's a shock because i had no idea that any of this was afoot. >> reporter: joe marshall has been a member of the police commission since 2004. without him and mellara the commission has only three members which is not enough to hold meetings or make decisions. if bill scott gets lapd's top job. >> all that work for now stops. i'm hoping everything goes smoothly in the interim. >> the business of the city still will be able to move forward. >> reporter: supervisor malia cohen voted against marshall and millara and says the board can fill several police commission vacancies in the next month. >> instead of just rubber stamping and going the easy route, which is what mayor farrell was proposing, i think we need to put a little more thought and enji into select

sonia salazar came to the school to pay tribute. her daughter, sara, is recovering from gunshot wounds in the neck and shoulder. >> i can feel the parents' pain because i went through it so i know how it is that's why i wanted to come and see if anybody was here. i feel for them. >> reporter: the sheriff says officer john barnes has up-and-down days after several surgeries. he is listed in critical conditions but he's calling officer barnes and others heroes for confronting the shooter. there's also a teacher in the hospital. she's listed in good condition. omar villafranca, cbs news, santa fe, texas. >>> a plea deal agreed to by the man who prosecutors say opened fire at a florida airport last year is expected to be finalized tomorrow. 28-year-old esteban santiago will plead guilty to 11 of the 22 counts against him. in exchange, prosecutors won't seek the death penalty. the attack at the ft. lauderdale hollywood international airport killed five people and wounded six others. >>> through the night, a massive manhunt continued for

but it's a two way street in the early twentieth century artists such as the italian futurists and sonia branched out into designing clothes themselves. so we also wanted to find out how documents fashion reflectors and even idealized society it up in india uneasy. into the one nine hundred eighty s. photographers like lived back so modeling fashion as a form of performance art the clothes weren't just about looking pretty anymore it expressed a mood and that. these days artists take a more critical approach to fashion. this installation by michelangelo pissed a little is a commentary on mass production and cheap labor in the supply chain. social media and fashion blogs are increasingly important sources of inspiration for designers an artiste. passion has never been more democratic. well bug pictures on social media blocks a mostly photo shop in the era you can trust your eyes german photographer. has created a new kind of post-production without using a computer his works allow you to take a trip back in time and here's how it works. cast does this not at eighteen at thirty five a leap

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for 30 years, sonia has worked at rome's campo di fiori market.ple, who are illiterate. they have never read a book. they have no political credentials. none. "not true", says daniele, who works a few stalls away. to him, the real enemy is italy's pro—euro president who's stopping the populists. translation: it's a disaster. we've gone back to mediaeval times, where the people no longer decide. the populists, blocked by the president, may return in greater numbers. current polls suggest that they may win an early election. james reynolds, bbc news, rome. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: it's the ultimate loft clear—out. a secret space high above westminster abbey opens to the public for the first time in 700 years. in the biggest international sporting spectacle ever seen, up to 30 million people have taken part in sponsored athletics events to aid famine relief in africa. the first of what the makers of star wars hope will be thousands of queues started forming at 7am. taunting which led to scuffles, scuffles to fighting, fighting to full

farrell who was frustrated that the board of supervisors rejected his reappointment of joe marshall and sonia millard to the police commission. >> i reappointed them for a reason. they've done a great job for the residents of san francisco. this is all politics. and it's embarrassing for the board of supervisors to do this. >> i want to say it's a shock because i had no idea that any of this was afoot. >> reporter: joe marshall has been a member of the police commission since 2004. without him and mellara the commission has only three members which is not enough to hold meetings or make decisions. if bill scott gets lapd's top job. >> all that work for now stops. i'm hoping everything goes smoothly in the interim. >> the business of the city still will be able to move forward. >> reporter: supervisor malia cohen voted against marshall and millara and says the board can fill several police commission vacancies in the next month. >> instead of just rubber stamping and going the easy route, which is what mayor farrell was proposing, i think we need to put a little more thought and enji into sele

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way the supervisors handled the rejection of two long-time police commissioners, joe marshall and sonia maloar, the two members mayor ferrell had reappointed to new terms. >>> new at 6:00, we've learned the climb history fell to his death from half dome yesterday was 29-year-old asish benaganda from new jersey. he and another man were hiking when a thunderstorm rolled in and he slipped and fell, the first fatality at the cables in eight years. according to a gofundme page set up by friends his body will be ina for his final rites.in friends have donated more than $35,000 to help cover expenses. >>> two people were taken to the hospital after a double-decker tour bus caught fire in san francisco's north beach. sky 7 was over the scene at columbus and grant avenues. you can see the scorched bus there. the fire dertment says the two injured adults are expected to be okay. the fire was reported about 4:50, and officials say it was put out very quickly. it did cause some traffic delays along columbus. >>> new information of a fire that damaged two buildings on parker avenue in the city's lon

lazy you just want to retire early and you even get that from relatives it's tough on one have to go sonia's doctor tells us that many patients experience the same reactions he puts in his ear and the patients look healthy and alert but they feel ill and they don't feel taken seriously they often feel like they're seen as hypochondriacs and that can sometimes make them feel depressed too. it's still not clear how this chronic pain condition develops. and if the body has its own pain inhibitors that allow us to suppress the sensation of pain. the body produces neurotransmitters like endorphins or like how to call him in such as norepinephrine and the general notion is that fibromyalgia develops because the body's own pain in the vision fails over the years a chronic condition develops in which the body's own pain inhibitors aren't functioning sufficiently that. it can help both the patient and the doctor to visualize the pain using a sketch to mark which parts of the body are most affected. and form marking it starts in the neck area then it goes into the shoulders down my arms elbows and wri

. >> big mommy's day for sonia. >> yes. >> with your new addition. >> a lot of pressure on me. thanks, jeff. >>> up next, it's almost like he knew the cameras were rolling. we're going to show you one burglar's unusual behavior. >>> and we have jimmy. >> hey, guys. justin hartley is here tonight. plus we have julie bowen and thank you notes. do not change the channel. it's good. >>> and happening now on our twitter feed, an unexpected move for tesla's top engineer. cnbc is reporting that doug field is taking time off to recharge. the news comes as tesla struggles to meet production goals for the highly touted model 3 sedan. we're back in a moment. the work week ahead. including: overnight updates to the forecast. plus: trashed roads! illegal dumping along a busy south bay highway. why one councilman thinks homeless people could be the solution. )today in the bay. ) join us - 4:30 to 7 a.m. >>> new at 11:00, kicked offer the airplane because of her ordina odor. a united passenger is claiming she was treated unfairly. she's now taking legal action. reportedly this happened on a f

nerves and even spark romance it's a form of knowledge handed down from centuries past says owner sonia ayman i'm a fifth generation herbalist a natural healer and so my job is really to continue that tradition but another part of her job is working with employees to make them aware of implicit bias whether on the basis of race gender age sexual orientation or anything else we're always talking to our staff from moment to moment about their interactions with both about exampling the best behavior and best practices to make sure everyone feels that they're welcome if you don't correct it in the moment it becomes a deep seated behavior that it's implied that it's ok and it's not ok as part of starbucks effort to undo the damage its reputation suffered following the widely publicized arrest of two black customers at one of its stores the company is shutting eight thousand shops on may twenty ninth and giving employees a training session on implicit bias and customer service we're here to make starbucks a place where everyone everyone feels welcome starbucks barred the press from the sessio

. >> the board of supervisors has just decided not to reappoint two commissioners, joe marshal and sonia malaria. >> there are now just three sitting members. that is not enough. mayor mark ferrell had asked for the re-appointments. >> he issued statement less than an hour saying quoted, i am extremely disappointed that the board of supervisors decided to poll lit size the appointment process of the police commission at such a crucial time in our city. >>> san francisco police has never met a staffing goal. that will change after announcement today. >> but realistically, what is the likelihood this will happen? >> abc7 news lyanne melendez takes a look. >> reporter: san francisco supervisor told cadets at the police academy that the crime rate went down after police beefed up appointments. >> after officers were assigned there for the following month, one. so presence is prevention. >> reporter: he is supporting mark ferrell's plan to add 250 officers in the next four years. in two year budget proposal, more than $50 million added for public safety. funding police cars, equipment and ref

sonia salazar came to the school to pay tribute.ghter sarah is recovering from gunshot wounds in the neck and shoulder. >> i can feel the parents' pain, because i went through it. so i know how it is. that's why i wanted to come and see if anybody was here. i could talk to them. i feel for them and the whole city is sad. >> glor: omar has been in santa fe ever since this happened. omar, what is the condition of the school resource officer who was shot by the suspect? >> reporter: the sheriff says officer john barnes has up-and- down days after several surgeries. unfortunately today is one of those down days. he's in critical condition, but he is calling him and the other first responders who showed up to the school to confront the shooter, heroes. a teacher is also in the hospital. she's listed in good condition. jeff? >> glor: alright, omar villafranca in santa fe, texas, thank you. to washington now. the white house says the justice department has agreed to dig deeper into allegations that the f.b.i. spied on the 2016 trump campai