back his daughter and grandson he believes repatriation is actually in the government's own interest sonya. during a recent attack on one hand the kurds just open the gates and some women escape to join i ask so leaving these people in the camps is a lot more dangerous than bringing them back you always wonder if they managed to get away there is a real risk they might commit more attacks here in france or you know he's determined not to lose hope so that one day he can finally meet his grandson. and let's bring in now t.w. correspondent lisa lewis in paris who brought us that report good morning to you lisa just walk us through the rationale why the french government is not bringing these women and men back home to face justice well it's all down to public opinion of course there's one poll from february last year saying that 80 percent of the french i know favor of having these people go to court in iraq and syria when it comes to the children it's not a lot better 2 thirds of the french think that the children actually should stay down there because they're freight they might get radica

back his daughter and grandson he believes repatriation is actually in the government's own interests sonya. during a recent attack on one hand the kurds just open the gates and some women escape to join i asked so leaving these people in the cabs is a lot more dangerous than bringing them back we always wonder if they managed to get away there is a real risk that they might commit more attacks here in france or you know he's determined not to lose hope so that one day it can finally meet his grandson were joining me now to talk to him young of and from the international center for counterterrorism think tank in the netherlands dr van ark welcome you are writing a book about foreign fighters and the fate of their children do you think your opinion country's. goal slow approach to repair treating their citizens. yes. in many respects governments have. chosen to focus on the lack of public support and public perceptions in their decision making instead of focusing on what is available to them within the counter-terrorism immigration and criminal law legislation and the toolkits that they're a

thank you, sonya, for getting us all aboard here. as my president's announcements for july 15th, are as follows, good morning and welcome to our july 2020 building inspection commission meeting. our second webex, meeting. i'm joined today by our commissioner members, along with interim director patrick o'riordan and senior d.b.i. staff. as we continue to cope with the circumstances caused by the covid-19 pandemic, we are well into our first full quarter of providing billion inspection and permit services during a public health crisis. while we are certainly still working through many issues, including mayor breed's and the public health directives recent decisions to slow down the city's reopening plans, as a result of an upsurge in key indicators that the department is -- upsurge of key indicators, the department is continuing to do an outstanding job of keeping both customers and staff safe, by adhering to rigorously to the public health protocols that have been fine tuned over the past month. and even though this public health pro

sonya i often think of like utilizing psychedelics particularly the plant met a sentence a way of practicing death that's another way in which i would almost disagree with past demonstrate to you but you're born and you die and you can also have this experience similarly to meditation the psychedelic experience is one of practicing death and in that you are gaining all of the insight that comes from. that wisdom and yeah i think these medicine should be accessible and you know similar to what michelle is saying with and with access we need access to harm reduction information to information that's going to allow a container to be set so that both our environment is a container that can allow for the deepest spiritual and healing practice available when we utilize these medicines as well as a perspective that will allow you to ground into a mindset that offers you the most potential so i totally agree we should have access and people are going to be going anywhere any ways that same thing as sex education right abstinence only doesn't work we're using drugs we might as well have access to the

revoked in 2019 she wants to return to challenge that decision as bring in sunny a day ago in london for sonya this has been a very controversial case give us the background to this ruling and what have been the reactions. absolutely she was one of 3 schoolgirls who at the age of 15 left the u.k. to go to eisele when she arrived there she was married to a dutch convert and until she was found last year by a journalist in a refugee camp in northern syria. relatively little or nothing at all was really known of her at all now she said that what she was trying to do was get back. for her return to go back to the u.k. how ever it sprouted off a huge political controversy whereby the home secretary at the time was saying that because she broke the law and ran away to be with eisel that therefore in the interests of national security the british state has the right to revoke her citizenship containing the fact that she wouldn't be left stateless because through her mother she they maintain that she would have had automatic bangladeshi citizenship and now this is where it gets complicated because the

sonya, i don't have hosting duties. >> clerk: okay. just one moment. okay. callers goo>> caller: thank you, president mccarthy and fellow commissioners. this is georgia shudish. i live in noaa valley and i've been talking about things like the demolitions that are approved as extreme alterations for the past six years in noe valley and i was at your joint hearings with planning. recently she was an extreme alterations with an expansion and addition. the small unit had recently expired 311 notice. there was no d.r. filed. however, the cost of this work was listed on the site permit as a mere $50,000. and i think anybody that knows anything about anything, would know that's ridiculous. another recent project in noe valley 4 a site permit valued at $400,000. while that seems a bit more realistic, it's still a bithlo, given construction costs. and this project also has its entitlement sale pending, even though the site permit has not been issued. and they were asking $600,000 over what the cost when they bought the building. anyway. these undervalued site permit

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sonya rodriguez. this woman in her hours have been cut to 15 hours a week at most and she's not been able to pay rent since april. the tenants' union says plenty of other californians are there with her. a statewide order allowing local governments to put eviction moratoriums in place is going to expire the end of july leaving a lot of people to wonder what's next. >> when rent goes unpaid it creates a domino effect and that could ultimately lead to them losing that rental property to foreclosure. >> the sacramento tenants' union says local and state governments don't have the answer but experts say a serious economic crisis could be looming ahead. >>> next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the coastal town hoping to get visitors back asap. >>> our typical summer pattern continues as we look to the rest of the week. with onshore flow kicking back in. the forecast coming up. >>> and we've got a traffic hazard slowing things down at the dublin interchange. i'll have a >>> the all right, taking a

well apart from the fact my name sonya as opposed to carry on but there's many problems attached to it bill and not least because the origin of it of course is coming from america is about some people think that the origin is actually the mean girls where it was in titled white with white women and then it was adopted to in relation to entitled white women and black people and that's been brought over to the u.k. and actually when i watched that podcast i thought here we are watching people who have no absolute clue about racism and how it works and i do because my daughter is 22 her father is jamaican i have a better understanding i think than any of those women in that part caste and it is pejorative what you know absolutely there always entitle people we don't need to add more fuel to this fire but it is pejorative why we i was looking to put down women what about entitled white men what about that other. gammons mostly also having a mixed race child does not give you as much insight. into what it's actually that is to absolutely that's not what i'm saying i don't know why i'm sayin

this is a tough predicament and sonya think you're in this position it's interested to see what what you're thinking and she made the tough decision tried to open up. >> host: it is related gary in terms of the initial question of the trajectory of the pandemic. some of my old background on terms of what you build what you're going to do with the university on. and like you i was more optimistic earlier in the summer in terms of where we could be in the possibility. but i think some of the fundamental still holds. the fundamentals that still hold that can help us from a economic perspective are the basics of the pandemic are prevention protection and response. i don't think we have ever -- been on the same page these are the three things we need to focus on. we as individuals need to do our part as governments and institutions they need to do their part. as we think through the fundamentals if we can get the fundamentals to a place where you can contain the spread of the virus, that has to do with one of the things we all talked about the trajectory of the virus, we talked about flat

leonardo spin outs and the henrik mkhitaryan at a later romelu lukaku penalty earned into a draw and sonya conti's men on our 5 points behind you of a who have a game in hand barcelona star striker leo messi has finished as the top goal scorer in spain's lower league for a record 7th time the origin time scored twice as boss the thumb to allow those 5 know in the final game of the season they see finishes with 25 goals however it was not enough to prevent his club finishing 2nd behind champions real madrid chelsea are through to the f.a. cup final in europe we england a big important thanks to a couple of goalkeeping errors on the part of manchester united's david their hair the spanish keeper was at fault for. opening goal just before half time at london's wembley stadium on sunday and then after the break there was found wanting by mason mounts long range effort michael drew to go to school in a $31.00 win as chelsea move on to face also in the final on august 1st. england in the west indies a resume battle on the final day of the 2nd test in manchester the home side of trying to set the

next up is sonya in philadelphia. you're on. >>. >> caller: hi, thanks for taking my call. i guess you already mentioned that at the time when the decision was handed down, there wasn't really a lot of reaction from, you know, people outside of the chinese community. but i'm wondering like down the line, since san francisco at the time and california was becoming so multi cultural, if it helped that it was there at all because if there hadn't been a strong chinese community and strong asian society, they might not have been able to have the resource s to get this case to court. and at a time when a lot of new states were still needing to join the u.s., did it really kind of snowball and the effects became clear that aliens would have more rights like in the coming of the 20th century, or would kind of gone unnoticed if it happened somewhere else as not multi cultural? >> thank you very much. there is much of this for both of you. let's start with mae ngai. >> it's hard to think of california as being multi cultural in the late 19th century. it's overwhelmingly white. asians

thank you, sonya, for getting us all aboard here.s my president's announcements for july 15th, are as follows, good morning and welcome to our july 2020 building inspection commission meeting. our second webex, meeting. i'm joined today by our commissioner members, along with interim director patrick o'riordan and senior d.b.i. staff. as we continue to cope with the circumstances caused by the covid-19 pandemic, we are well into our first full quarter of providing billion inspection and permit services during a public health crisis. while we are certainly still working through many issues, including mayor breed's and the public health directives recent decisions to slow down the city's reopening plans, as a result of an upsurge in key indicators that the department is -- upsurge of key indicators, the department is continuing to do an outstanding job of keeping both customers and staff safe, by adhering to rigorously to the public health protocols that have been fine tuned over the past month. and even though this public health proto