. >> just like southside or word. and then to step it up.i am cocky a little bit but is like it is just getting started. and then to be taken over those vacant homes they say bring us some people. just like the dating game. and then with cabrini-green i learned it would do something for me. and pancakes because it isn't just myself. so like i said we were just getting started. and so in the fieldhouse so chicago and cape town. that this guy is connected to a group in south africa. it's true. and those partners with claims with our nation. went as far as we could possibly go. to say that he is exaggerating. and then you can say google it and then we remember seeing one of your tax returns so there is a way and public housing delivered by the government and what we he is there isn't an adequate amount also the exact reason we built that in the first place with the private market we are in the middle the housing crisis in the foreclosure crisis hit black and brown chicago harder than any other part so with the southside neighborhood so they go

the lives of people in syria and the lives of people on the in the the ghettos of detroit and the southside of chicago we say that basically what we see happening globally being exit. shooter by the western powers led by the us is just the flip side of the kind of repression that we see a domestic league in the us and that's why we have building in attempt to rebuild an antiwar movement in two minutes rest movement in the us to confront these contradictions and yet nato his military has failed to install proxies arguably from iraq to libya do you think though i've made yet what in venezuela which will see presidential elections next month we have seen that these attempts to try to circumvent the will of the people who have not been successful they can in fact put in place repressive governments that can be installed in a place for a few years but it is things that the trend in the last thirty forty years have been a trend going toward. establishing more and more progressive government that are committed to upholding the.

the lives of people in syria and the lives of people on the in the the ghettos of detroit and the southside of chicago we say that basically what we see happening globally being exits. what about the western powers led by the us is just the flip side of the kind of repression that we see domestically in the us and that's what we're building in attempt to rebuild an antiwar movement anti millis rest movement in the us to confront these contradictions and yet nato his military has failed to install proxies arguably from iraq to libya do you think though i have made yet what in venezuela which will see presidential elections next month we have seen that these attempts to try to circumvent the will of the people who have never been successful they can in fact put in place repressive governments that can be installed in a place for a few years but it is things that the trend in the last thirty forty years have been a trend going toward. establishing more and more progressive government that are committed to upholding the objective human rights of the people that they think they'll be success hav

the official delegation for the southside, the chairman of the joint chief of staff, has been added asone more thing to this briefing —— south side. this is the focus of the summit, peace. north korea's nuclear weapons and icbms have advanced significantly so at this point of time reaching an agreement on denuclearisation would be... given the fact that in the early 1990s and 2000, there were previous denuclearisation agreements, but this agreement if it comes bought would be quite different compared to these past agreements, that makes this summit that much more difficult. when the special envoys visited north korea, we confirmed their commitment to denuclearisation, so the two leaders, how much they can agree to this denuclearisation, and how they can actually turn this into an official document, that's a very difficult aspect, and even if there is an official agreement on denuclearisation, whether there can bea denuclearisation, whether there can be a consensus from the two leaders for complete denuclearisation of the korean peninsular, this cannot be decided by us. it's a substanti

the lives of people in syria and the lives of people on the in the the ghettos of detroit and the southside of chicago we say that basically what we see happening globally being . shooter by the western powers led by the us is just the flip side of the kind of repression that we see domestically in the us and that's what we have building in attempt to rebuild an antiwar movement anti millis rest movement in the us to confront these contradictions and yet nato is military has failed to install proxies arguably from iraq to libya do you think though i've made yet what in venezuela which will see presidential elections next month we have seen that these attempts to try to circumvent the will of the people who have not been successful they can in fact put in place repressive governments that can be installed in a place for a few years but it is things that the trend in the last thirty forty years have been a trend going toward. establishing more and more progressive government that are committed to upholding the objective human rights of the people that they think they'll be a success have been

this golden fire hydrant is credited with aiding volunteers and saving the southside of the mission district. coming back out here live, we had the police chief now speaking. everyone here who is gathering to remember a little bit about what happened in 1906, we will have a special moment to remember the late mayor who passed away. >>> now to the developing story involving southwest airlines. for the next 30 days, the company will inspect all engines, like the one that failed yesterday during a flight from new york to dallas, in which a passenger was killed. >> engine failure. >> the pilot reported an emergency about 20 minutes after takeoff. that boeing 737 was at about 32,000 feet. it had to make an emergency landing in philadelphia. passengers say part of the engine flew off and hit a window, causing it to blow out. >> wind came pouring through the plane. there was confusion and chaos. the air mass's fell down and began going through the ventilation. >> a passenger identified as jennifer reardon, a wells fargo banking executive and mother of two from new mexico was partially sucked out of

this golden fire hydrant is credited for 80 volunteers saving the southside of the mission district.arthquake of 1906 is ranked as one of the most significant of all time. it began at 5:12 am. it was a 7.9 magnitude earthquake. the strong shaking lasted 45 to 60 seconds. 3000 people died in the aftermath of the earthquake in the fire. earlier we had a ceremony out at the lotta fountain. we heard from former mayor , willie brown. we had the police chief and the fire chief out there, as well. they dedicated a wreath at the fountain too late mayor ed lee who passed away last december. we had a beautiful ceremony about that those locations. it is a beautiful morning. this is a 112 year remembering the 1906 earthquake. >>> yesterday former san francisco mayor willie brown presented a special vintage fire helmet to anita lee, the late mayor's widow. >> every significant mayor from 1919 to the present day has been the beneficiary of the fire departments thank you. >> there was some controversy over mayor berke created when he wrote on sunday he would rename lotta fountain and honor of merel

southside right now. mostly cloudy skies with most of a break in the rain for a good portion. we are not done yet. look what happens. into monday morning. 4:00. this is 7:00. we still have more scattered showers developing. a possibility of a few thunderstorms. we will talk more about that in your monday forecast and possibly other shower chances in the coming week. more on that in a few minutes. >>> new at 10. police are investigating a women's death after a body was discovered at an elementary school campus. investigator say the woman was found today on the campus of irene snow elementary on foster road near jaclyn court. there is no threat to public safety and are working to uncover the circumstances surrounding the death. the district administrators told police the school was not open at any time today. the school it will likely be open tomorrow. >>> two men have been arrested after an attempted armed kidnapping in downtown mountain view. investigator say the woman managed to fight the kidnappers off after they tried to shove her in their car and fired several shots. speak

this golden fire hydrant is credited for aiding volunteers who saved the southside of the mission districtn honor of relatives who made it through the years craig. >> my grandmother's uncle who was captain of into 25 took the call that morning. his crew worked for pretty much 55 hours straight. i read about that online but the fire department guardians of history website. his report is gripping and it was incredible they stopped the fire in save the mission district. >> reporter: it was one of the most significant earthquakes of all time. a 7.9 magnitude quake 3000 people died. the city added a safety fair to educate people on how to survive another disaster on this remembrance day. >> the going to leave here with the knowledge of how to be fire safe anywhere they go. hotel safety, motel safety, travel safety. safety and education. in addition to that, we are looking at national disasters. if we have another earthquake, are we going to be prepared? >> reporter: this fair will be going on for several more hours. this is to help prepare in case we have another earthquake or large disaster an

>> actually to one for the westside community w and later a group of homeowners on the southside.orking away so they did not resolve the matter. and with over 300 homeowners over the years. >> yesterday we had fine until about your family in mississipp mississippi. he met what have you learned about the motivation and how they felt with that disadvantageous desire? be met my parents had to come up with going on and then to tell us to fight what you believe in and that is what they did and then they came out on top. >> so dealing with the of the community? >> absolutely. and then she said i'm going. that has to be done and she went anyway. >> what was the resolution they actually do the renegotiating came out on top it was like a thousand dollars or something like that. >> but now with the thousand dollars return what is your sense of how it impacted your family and some belonging and the city? >> i love the community. with the families that were there well with that pride and that we could really stand tall because my mom and eventually my dad stood up and we were very proud of th

>> actually two of them went from the westside community and later, a group of homeowners on the southsideafter years the cases were dismissed so they did not resolve the matter. but i think that renegotiation ended up benefiting over 300 homeowners in the lawndale community over the years that this process was underway. >> we talked about your family history at lunch and you told me about your family roots in mississippi and how they come out to get this home that was part of the american dream. >> what have you learned from your parents about the motivation to buy a house? or how they felt after realizing the contract was disadvantageou disadvantageous? >> remember i also indicated my parents hit us from was going on but asking questions later and just the unfairness of what happened, they always told us to fight for what you believe in and that is what they did and they came out on top. >> do you have a sense that maybe shane. >> absolutely. my dad told my mom do not go to the meeting and she said i'm going. this has to be done and she went anyway. >> what was the resolution? >> actuall

the lives of people in syria and the lives of people on the in the the ghettos of detroit and the southside of chicago we say that basically what we see happening globally being actually. shooter by the western powers led by the us is just the flip side of the kind of repression that we see a domestic league in the us and that's why we have building in attempt to rebuild an antiwar movement in two minutes rest movement in the us to confront these contradictions and yet nato his military has failed to install proxies arguably from iraq to libya do you think though it may yet what in venezuela which will see presidential elections next month we have seen that these attempts to try to circumvent the will of the people who have not been successful they can in fact put in place repressive governments that can be installed in a place for a few years but it is things that the trend in the last thirty forty years has been a trend going toward. establishing more and more progressive governments that are committed to upholding the objective human rights of the people that they think they'll be succes