the cloisters were completed in twelve twenty eight the same year in which st francis of assisi was cannon. three stories soaring magnificently up into the sky it's impossible to say what should be admired more the skill of the architects the logistics involved in organizing the building materials or the amazing achievement of all those nameless human beings who hoisted the stone up to the building site. in the courtyard in front of the romanesque church numbers initials and the marks of the stone masons can still be found chiseled into the stone. the ramparts of mons in. the shells around the church the abbey buildings and the village like a medieval fortress they were built during the hundred years war to keep out the arch enemy the english. unperturbed by the changing fortunes of the mt in flowered valarie and then other plants grow out of the cracks in the stone their blossoms give the stern aspect of the fortified buildings an air of peacefulness. in the middle ages most in the shell was a popular stage for the countless pilgrims travelling along paradise way on their journey to santi

st. francis. a little cloudy there this morning as we get started with our day. >> 4: concord, happening today bart leaders get an update on the progress. we've got artist r the development going on there. in all two dozen projects are either finished or still in the works for the northrtinez relieved to hear some of the busiest lines are about to expand. the agency this week announcing larger buses for the california express line and bayshore express line. we'll add two buses. 1x and 8x, the 9r will also have faster buses. they plan to speed up service. >>> the zoo in san jose, tanto, 12-year-old jaguar getting new surroundings there. he came from chicago as part of an animal rescue program. he'll join sophia, 14-year-old female. zoo keepers say they are giving him time to adjust so guests may in the see him on the exhibit for a few weeks. >>> this morning retired air force colonel with california connection is pushing a new way to help veterans. oday as the launch. he worksthat helps vets cope w

st. francis circle and church street station. service on the k, m and l lines will be effected and the forest hills and portal stations will be closed. this video shows riders how to get around during the closure. the 100-year-old tunnel is expected to be closed for about two months for safety upgrades and track replacement. >>> driving to and from treasure island can come at a cost and now the question is how much to charge those drivers? the examiner reports a toll for drivers is expected to be created to help pay for ferry service between treasure island and san francisco while county transportation officials consider how much to charge drivers, some city leaders are questioning whether a toll should be imposed at all. the ferry service set to begin in 2021 is getting funding from a bay area bridge toll hike that voters approved earlier this month. >>> saudi arabian women spent the day behind the wheel. it's an historic move for the women who have had to rely on husbands or fathers or other male drivers for transportation. unt

st. francis homeless challenge, i focused on developing an actionable strategy to get 3,000 people into safe, organized spaces and out of crisis conditions for that same $30 million. there's a proposal to put more police officers on the streets. did you know that 200 new police officers has a price tag of $34 million? i am proposing that instead of 200 new police officers over the next 1.5 years, we put -- we take the sites -- 100 sites with the highest 311 and 911 crime incidents, and we invest in unarmed programming at that site. we could put $300,000 persite and still have $4 million to administer the program, and this would be a databased approach. i ran into the director of the planning department today at euro king, and just had a great conversation talking about vacancy taxes, talking about how would we actually implement that. i have a plan to do that, but i don't just like a stick, i like a carrot, as well. so if we want to activate our empty units, we have to have tenant screening and support if they agree to rent at no more than 30% of income. please check out weissformayor.com an

st. francis 16 minutes. >>> this is a great story.ictory can't weaken the bonds of friendship. this high school baseball game in minnesota ended in a championship win and pretty touching moment. do you see that there? this is from john hakes, the video. you see the pitcher strike out the batter. as the team rushes, the pitcher runs to home plate and hugs the defeated batter. turns out the opposing playerster childhood friends. >> that's really heartwarming. >>> what did president trump accomplish overpass. next at 5:00, the big take aways from historic north korea than doubles your chance of escape in case of a fire. smoke alarms can provide an early warning if you follow these 3 steps. repalce your smoke alarms every 10 years. if they're old an discolored it's time to replace them. check your batteries regularly. a great time to change them is every spring and fall when you change your clocks. and lastly, check your alarms weekly. replace. change. test. because early warnings help to save lives. >>> 41st time ever a sitting president

st. francis of assisi, he wanders the earth, doing good works. in this case, highlighting the ancient arts of butchery, sausage making, and the preparation of many of the lord's creatures. as he, himself, would no doubt like to see them prepared. budapest butchers?eard about >> not much. >> we have about 70 butchers in budapest. >> 70? >> you can find us on a small corner with roasted meats. >> it's very -- >> in five minutes, you can find a butcher where you can eat something. >> and on this particular corner, one of daniel's favorites. >> so, you are not a butcher. you're not -- >> no, no. >> what is your -- what do you do? >> i am an economist. >> i understand it, you go from butcher shop from butcher shop, investigating butchers. why do you do that? >> because i like it. and i thought, i'm not alone with this. so we should make a fan club. and it started to rise on facebook. nearly 10,000 likes. >> it's so unusual that there are so many. because in france, germany, in the states, the old school butchers who know how to do all of these things,

st. francis idea. since this is going to be there for years to come, it would be great to tell the story of what this means. >> it is in powder coated metal and should stay a long time. >> chair mondejar: i like. next we have voting on this item 5c. >> commissioner bustos: so moved. >> chair mondejar: seconded by commissioner rosales. [roll call] >> >>clerk: the vote is four ayes. >> chair mondejar: the motion carries. please call the next item. >> >>clerk: the next is item 5d. authorizing a personal services contract with lowercase productions ("lowercase"), a sole proprietorship in an amount not to exceed $100,000 for web development services specifically the design, overhaul and revamp of the current ocii website (discussion and action) (resolution no. 30-2018) >> this item is a long time coming. this will be a two phase contract to revamp the design over two fiscal years period and we intend to come and share with yo progress we made but today we are here to engage contractor to assist in this work

st. francis circle. if they wanted to go to downtown, what do they do? >> they will have to take a bus -- you know, they have to get off the train on the k line and then take on the bus. that will -- so the m bus will pick them up all the way to the downtown and then drop them off at either the castro station or church station, where they can take a shuttle -- the subway shuttle further into downtown. >> supervisor yee: so if you're, like, at stonestown, you would basically have to take two shuttle buses. >> you have to take the m bus -- you can get on the m bus and that will take you all the way to castro station, and then, you can get down to the subway and take a shuttle, so that would be just one transfer. >> supervisor yee: okay. thank you. >> thank you. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. are there any other questions for mis lafort or any various city staff? seeing none, is there any public comment on this item number 6? seeing none, public comment is closed. [ gavel ]. >> supervisor peskin: is there aforemoned $9.546 million, made by commissioner ta

st. francis, and if we remember in our not so distant past, it also provided a home to the phoenix, which was the number one source of water during the 1989 earthquake and played a critical role in saving not only the marina by a large cath of the city from the devastating fires after the 1989 earthquake. so we urge you to support this obligation bond and provide adequate funding for public safety and seismic and flooding safety in san francisco. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. next speaker. good afternoon, chair cohen, supervisors. my name is corrine woods. i'm a member of the port central waterfront advisory ground, and with linda richardson, i've served on the waterfront plan task force. we've done a deep, deep dive into the some of the issues that the port is facing on the waterfront plan update, and the seawall really, really came to the top of our list. it is so critical. transportation, property values, infrastructure. if we don't have the sewers, the city stops. i urge your support of this bond and thank you. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. next speaker. >> good afterno

st. francis sailing foundation and treasure island sailing center. programs. >> our goal through fast is to have a pipeline. >> reporter: they run this program through public schools in san francisco, each year introducing sailing to nearly 1300 children. >> it's a huge step forward for this country to sailors that want to reach the top of the podium. you look at these kids, maybe they will be the next generation to win those medals in 10 years time. >> it's one of the greatest sports. from such a young age you learn responsibility for your equipment. time and distance sportsmanship, one of the only self-policing sports in the olympic game. >> reporter: olympic training on the water started this month but the fast facilities are still being set up. >> we'll have the facility planted, located here within the next six months. >> the fast facility was actually donated by oracle. oracle has an americas cup team that just raced last year and will be the same structures and containers team oracle used there. for more information about fast and links to get

st. francis, marin and san matt counties. a family that makes $95,000 in santa clara county is not far behind. alameda and contra costa low income threshold is $89,600. >>> this week lawmakers may review a bill to make surfing the official state sport. the bill passed in the assembly and waiting for approval from the senate. they told santa cruz sentinel surf is part of the california lifestyle. opponents argue skateboarding should be the state sport because it was invented in california. >>> disney fans get excited about this. lots of disney memorabilia going up for grabs next month in southern california. >> not just about disneyland, more about the disney studio. it traces the history of walt's career. items of disn's businesscards, that'sm pi olr backyard. >> every auction seems like something shows up that i do, holy cow, where did this come from. in this auction we have a plot map of the orange groves that walt disney actually drew the boundaries of disney land on saying this is where i want it to be. incredible piece o

st. francis sailing foundation and the treasure island sailing center.t to >> our goal through fast is to have a pipeline. >> reporter: they run this program for public schools in san francisco. >>ro i thinkci it is a huge ste forward for this country, for these sailors that want to reach the top of the podium. maybe some of these kids are going to be the next generation that wins some of those medals in ten year's time. >> it is honestly one of the greatest sports. from such a young age you learn responsibility for your equipment, time and distance, sportsmanship. it is one of the only self-policing sports at the olympic games. >> reporter: olympic training on the water started this month but the fast facilities are still being set up. >> we'll have the facility planted, located here, within the next six months. >> the fast facility was actually donated by oracle. you may know that oracle has an america's cup team that just raced in bermuda last year. it will be the same structures and containers team oracle used there. for more details about fast, more

st. francis sailing foundation and the treasure island sailing center. center want to open up the sport to more diversity through community sailing programs. >> our goal through fast is to have a pipeline. >> reporter: they run this program for public schools in san francisco. each year introducing sailinging to nearly 1,300 children. >> i think it is a huge step forward for this country, for these silos that want to reach the top of the podium. maybe some of these kids are going to be the next generation that wins some of those medals in ten year's time. >> it is honestly one of the greatest sports. from such a young age you learn responsibility for your equipment, time and distance, sportsmanship. it is one of the only self-policing sports at the olympic games. >> reporter: olympic training on the water started this month but the fast facilities are still being set up. >> we'll have the facility planted, located here, within the next six months. >> the facility was actually donated by oracle. you may know that oracle has an america's cup team that just

st. francis, we're never going to get anything done on this issue. >> i think he's a cruel, cold con artisty changed the policy because people -- >> neil: and you want to negotiate with that man and say he's a cold, cruel con artist? you called me that, congressman, i tell you i'm not going to negotiate twinkies with you. that's what hurts the debate, right? >> neil, this man is cruelly separated kids from their parents, put them in cages and now wants a medal? >> neil: he doesn't want a medal and he reversed himself and gave ground on something and there's a lot only common ground here but can't be had when both sides are calling each other names. those are not nice words what you said. >> if he acted more compassionate. i'll give him more credit. >> neil: he's the president of the united states. the only one we have. using words like that, we'll never get passed go. >> it's going to take leaders with compassion and heart -- >> neil: including yourself, right? democrats and republicans. >> that's right. neil -- >> neil: save the nasty things. congressman, just curious of the process. thank

st. francis which our city is named after. i looked up today, a population of 26,000 people there. be due at a large and small here. we have bangalore, shanghai, sydney, paris, but we do it across the entire little world. thank you for coming here today. this is an awesome monument that will last forever here in san francisco to really talk about and exemplify how we believe our role in international community will always stand and how important our city believes it to be. again, thank you to all of the volunteers. many of you are here today. thank you to all the consular generals for all of your hard work. i want to give a special recognition to anita lee, mayor lee's wife. she is here today. mayor lee was a huge support of our sister cities. he went to so many of them. we went, last year with mayor lee and anita to sign the sitter -- sister city agreement in kiel which was signed recently. a special recognition to our chief of protocol who is back with us. [applause] and thank you again to mark chandler and certainly the person who i had the initial conversation with, matthew. th

st. francis drake high school. san marin police say there will be loud noises and shouting and do not call 911 if you see emergency response at that school. a second training will be held on thursday. >>> the legal team defending north bay fire victims just added a member pg&e is very familiar with. >> less than a week after a roller coaster derails, another one gets stuck. this time 200 feet in the air. >> how would you like to get a >> how would you like to get a discount o ...you discover paint bleed you under your tape...... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the water in latex paint to form a micro-barrier against paint bleed, giving you the sharpest lines possible. get professional results with frogtape... no messy lines, no paint bleed. for sharp lines every time, frog it! of those areas so much warmer than average by 7 degree in places like santa rosa, 6 degrees more than average in livermore, san jose. low- to mid-80s a

st. francis would, district 11. many communities that have not built their far -- fair share of housing. we have seen about 60% of the housing built in district six. we have not seen housing be built in every district throughout the city. and so, the people in the mission our right to be frustrated and angry that we have up zone to their community, and not other communities. we have to build housing. we have to stop doing this project by project tearing each other apart. we have to make the decisions about what our zoning is going to be and make it in a more equitable fashion, and make it at a more higher level of government and stop these battles where we tear each other apart. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello everyone. tough act to follow. i just want to reiterate what laura said. i think we are burning a lot of time in these sorts of meetings. like that project sponsors already noted, in the best case scenario, if this were to go forward and it should be built, that this good idea that would be bui

st. francis drake high school. now, they had one earlier this week as well.he entire response training session will run all day today. so if you see those emergency vehicles or hear loud noises don't be alarmed in that area. the samulation is between noon and 3:00 this afternoon. >> also happening today, golden gate bridge leaders reportedly will consider a new option to maintain the many cables that run up and down the span. the problem is there's no safe and efficient way to clean, monitor those cables. today they report the district will hear an idea using rolling trolleys. an engineering company wants to develop trolleys which will include extended platforms moving up and down by a pulley system. if that idea flies, new contraptions could be in place next year. >> 5:10, we wake up seeing lightning in the sky and clouds rolling by. live look outside in san jose shows we are starting out with a few clouds passing. santa teresa, san jose, 50s at 10:00, 7:00, 65 degrees and fast warming, mid-70s by the afternoon as we head spot 80s. we kick off pride festivit

st. francis of the she was last seen at her family's san diego home the day before. san bruno police now say that monday april 2nd, aghdam showed up to the youtube campus for 10 minutes speaking with employees about job opportunities there. that night she drove to this walmart parking lot in mountain view. it's where police found her sleeping in her car. >> hi, are you nasim? so you're record as missing. -- so you're reported as missing. >> reporter: seen here in this body camera video, officers asked for id. aghdam tells the them she left her family over a fight. >> you don't want to hurt yourself, do you? you don't want to hurt anybody else? >> reporter: police say nothing in her body language or the missing persons report raised a red flag. she was removed from the statewide missing persons system and her family was told she was safe. but nearly 10 hours later, investigators say aghdam was in south san francisco at a shooting range practiced with her registered pistol she purchased in january, a smith & wesson 9-millimeter semi- automatic. police say it was 56 min

st. francis hospital. so, it was good catching up with her and meeting a fellow colleague. on the 18th of may, i attended a hotel sponsor women leadership conference. i attended the morning portion of that. this week we're celebrating ems week as most of you know. and july 1st, 1997, was when the san francisco fire department inherited the paramedic division. there were some painful stops and starts as it was related to how we were going to work that out. i'm proud to see we have a very good system. it's a system that has looked to as a model for how we provide free hospital care to patients that will be transporting to the nine receiving hospitals. so, there's a lot of different events this week. i would like to acknowledge assistant deputy chief andy and his section chief. they have been active this week. jonathan baxter has put a lot into ems week. so, wanted to acknowledge all the different events that are happening this week. yesterday i attended the grand opening of sales force, which was a very exciting event. largest, tallest building in the city. that opened offici

st. francis responding in kind -- we are never going to get anything done on this issue. >> neil, i thinks a cruel, cold con around it's who only changed the policy -- neil: and you want to negotiate with that man and say he's a cold, cruel con artist. you called me that, congressman, i tell you, i'm not going to negotiate twinkies with you, you know? that's what hurts the debate, right? >> neil, this man cruelly separated can kids from their parents, put them in cages and now wants a medal because he reversed the policy? neil: he doesn't want a medal. and back and forth it went. one of the things i was trying to get to with the good congressman from california was this inability, this intractability for the two sides to get together when they say hard things about each other, but referring to the president of the united states that he a hates kids, that he's cold and cruel and a con artist, are you to going to sit down with the other side when they're that mindset? and backing and forth we go. -- back and forth we go. so the president's view has been, of course, we'll wait until after th

st peter's square. we want to give folks francis a letter with all our questions on his suppose a brawl in the attempt to divert the course of justice in argentina. thousands of people have countered. we'll need a miracle to get to talk to the pope. few hours later the pope will be on the rock. the third time it passes we shot the the. something that. is to give our last. thing a few minutes later. listen to. something that ended up as old as the i don't think that i included you see out until you. see sunday that. and then castle got out phew i intend that the line flew into d.c. out in the. galley if the deal is this to the line and castle garcia. to go but i'm not. despite our quick chat neither pope francis nor any vatican official has ever answered our letter. at the end of this investigation there's one question how can the catholic church retrieve itself from these guilty silences. serge human from a number of countries such as belgium the united states and the netherlands are mobilizing and launching a national inquiry commissions on sexual abuse within the church. all victims are listened to and

st peter's square. we want to give folks francis a letter with all our questions on his suppose a brawl in the attempt to divert the course of justice in argentina. thousands of people have countered. we'll need a miracle to get to talk to the pope. few hours later the pope will be on the rock. the third time he passes we show. you something that. he needs to give our last. few minutes later. listen to. something that is as old as the i don't think that i include i do see saddened to. see sunday that. and got so good at few i intend that the line flew into d.c. out in. the deal is this to deal an end castle garcia. but i. now. despite our quick chat neither pope francis nor any vatican official has ever answered our letter. at the end of this investigation there's one question how can the catholic church retrieve itself from these guilty silences. surge him in from a number of countries such as belgium the united states and the netherlands are mobilizing and launching a national inquiry commissions on sexual abuse within the church. victims are listened to and the spotlight has fallen on the responsibili

st. patrick's cathedral. at this time, we would like to present a report on the life on robert f. kennedy. walter: these last few weeks,, robert francis kennedy was enjoying himself. there was a good fight to fight, and he was a fighter. ideals were at stake and he was an idealist, and for a man whose demeanor reflected a boy's shyness, he loved getting out a moment people and enjoy e physical contact. he refused political that she refused police protection -- he refused police protection and the people did not want to hurt him. he went to areas where most people didn't not want to go to -- he went to areas where people steered cleared of. he has -- he had come into his own. night was a particularly joyous night. robert kennedy was 42 years old and had just won the presidential primary, and spoke to his supporters, and invited them to chicago. senator kennedy was a happy man as he made his way -- he was hit two bullets and five others were injured as bullets sprayed the kitchen. for the senator was critically hurt. police identify the alleged assailant as a 24-year-old, and native jordanian who came to the country 11 years ago. his br

st. patrick's cathedral. in the meantime, we would like to present a report on the life of robert f. kennedy. walter: these last few weeks,, robert francis kennedy was enjoying himself. there was a good fight to fight, and he was a fighter. ideals were at stake and he was an idealist, and for a man whose demeanor always seems to reflect bos shyness, he loved getting out among the people. he enjoyed the physical contact. he refused police protection and --se he set all the people wanted to do was touch him, not hurt him. plunged into areas even local mayors steered clear of and he was manhandled. something seemed to grow in be shy third brother of a dynamic family. the younger brother who had stayed behind the scenes had come into his own. tuesday night was a particularly joyous night. robert francis kennedy was 42 years old and had just won the victory of his political life in the california presidential primary. he heard from his supporters, and invited them to chicago. senator kennedy was a happy ma as he made his way into the -- out of the kitchen. by twoor was hit bullets. five other people were injured as bullets sprayed the kitchen

st. patrick's tonight. in the meantime, we would like to present a report on of life and career senator robert kennedy with cbs news correspondent walter cronkite. weeks,e last few robert francis kennedy was enjoying himself. a good fight to fight and he was a fighter. ideals were at stake and he idealist and for a man whose demeanor always ofgested a boyish kind shyness he really enjoyed getting out among people. he enjoyed the physical contact. refused police protection because he said that all the people wanted to do was to hurt him. not to he made a point of that. he knew that the people him andant to hurt he plunged into areas that even local mayors steered clear of and he was manhandled. something seemed to grow in the shy third brother of a in theseamily weeks of primary campaigning. the younger brother who had stayed behind the scenes and come into his own especially inthe wild final week california. >> tuesday night was a particularly joyous night. robert francis kennedy was 42 years old and had just won the victory of his life in the california presidential primary. he spoke to his supporters, cheers, invited them to chicago. senator kennedy was a very happy man as h

with the words of pope francis whoo appealed for peace in yemen as the saudi-led coalition continued its assault on hodeidah. he was speaking to tens of thousands of people in stter's square in his weekly sunday address. >> i follow with concerning traumatic say to people of yemen are exhausted by years of conflict. appeal spend no effort to urgently bring the parties involved to the negotiating table. and to avoid a worsening of the already tragic humanitarian situation. amy: that is the pope on sunday. your final comment? >> i hope your audience listening and realizes how much we have been involved in this country in this war on yemen. it is an unjust war. we have no business being there. i hope that would call the senators, urge them to end this war i'm yemen. amy: we have to o leave it ther. shireen al-adeimi, a yemeni scholar, just completed her doctoral degree at harvard university. speaking out about the role of the u.s. in the saudi-led war in yemen. that does it for our show. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box

st. patrick's cathedral tonight. we would like to present a report on the life and career of senator robert kennedy with cbs news correspondent water cronkite. -- walter cronkite. >> these last few weeks robert francis kennedy was enjoying himself. there was a good fight to fight and he was a fighter. and he was at stake an idealist. for a man whose demeanor always seemed to suggest a boyish shyness, he enjoyed getting out among the people. he enjoyed the physical contact. he refused police protection because he said all the people wanted to do was to touch him. , not to hurt him. he made a point of that. he knew the people did not want to hurt him. he plunged into areas that local mayors steered clear of. something seemed to grow in the shy third mother of a dynamic family in these weeks of american painting. and the brother who had stayed behind the scenes especially in the final week in california. particularly was a joyous night. robert francis kennedy was 42 years old, and had just won the jury of his political life in the california presidential primary. he spoke to his supporters, heard their cheers, and invited them to chicago. senator kennedy was a happy man as he made its way out of the cr

i was struck over the weekend by peter francis, who i am sure peter knows well. another, police officer. he was in the stsgside all of us, over 200 of us who are involved in this inquiry, peter feels this has not been brought to public attention. peter francis. it has not been brought to public attention. what do you think about that, but the port that —— point that andrea and peter has made? peter francis is welcome to his views. undercover policing is a hugely powerful and important tool in the police's armoury. when you are talking about people involved in terrorism, serious and organised crime, as faras terrorism, serious and organised crime, as far as i'm concerned, it isa crime, as far as i'm concerned, it is a particularly and useful tactic. however, the action of the sds, the national public intelligence unit whose actions have been called into question, they are entirely unjustified, when we are talking about people who are merely activists. exercising their democratic right to protest and say they don't agree with something but unfortunately, it would appear those particular groups carried out a

. >>> pope francis is praying for success at the summit, he invited people at st.jong un, another world leader is announcing that he as well is open to talks, russian president, vladimir putin, says that he is willing to meet with president trump once washington is ready to hold the u.s. russia summit. vladimir putin said he shares president trump's concerns about a renewed arms race. president trump has repeatedly called for improved relations with the kremlin. reports out of washington indicate that the trumpet ministration is working now to set up a summit between the president and mr. putin. >>> we have updates this morning about two of the largest active fires in california, those are burning west and northwest of chico. the so-called apple fire has destroyed eight structures including five homes and 2500 acres have been burned off apple road. cal fire announced this morning that the fire did not grow overnight, that is great news. there are containment numbers rising from 60% to 80%. the second fire is called the chrome fire, it is near the community of elk c

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