city. that is just something that i don't know, but i know it's part of our economy that we need to make sure is strong in the city, particularly when we talk about supporting smaller enterprises. >> currently there is a lot of pressure to build more residential in san francisco, and so the tension lies between -- at least for my district, it's really important, that we retain as much of our rh1-designated district areas, neighborhoods, as much as possible is something that comes out very loud and strong in my district. but there is so much pressure to go beyond rh1 and say let's have multi-units in almost every place that you could think of. talk a little bit about that in terms of how you would support the retention of rh1-type of housing. >> so one of the things that i have always loved about san francisco it has been a microcosm of the bay area and i would want to be able to maintain the differentiation in our neighborhoods. that being said, i do know that there are certain areas of the city, where the height limits and other zoning requirements allow for multi-unit dwellings and a little more buil

collection of the recognition that this can bring to our city also it has been central to the work and supportive of the measure we've been working with a strong community coalition with the city's collaborative i want to thank charley and tony antonio and others and thank you joshua and others for the amount of work they've put into this i hope you all support in steering committee on ordinance. >> thank you, colleagues same house, same call? . we'll take that without objection. thisors is passed on the first reading. item 54 was romanced recommended the rules of order by adding a rule to establish the communication procedures for matters on the youth commission and supervisor mar >> thank you president chiu and madam clerk i want to say this is an important ordinance that will help to insure we have a stronger voice with the board of supervisors i'm proud to announce that rules of order by adding the rule to establish scheduling procedures on matters referred to the youth commission and this was unanimously passed by the rules committee. i want to thank our clerk and others for their input so this can be support by your clerk's office and em

in central gaza city, flour hovers in the air. strongacks initiate the process. 109 metric tons of flour mixed with fresh water. the lifeline of over 160,000 gazans at u.n.-run shelters. with so much food insecurity, only the humming of these machines is constant. on one side, dough goes in. fresh bread out the other. sorted and packed it's ready to be delivered. micro buses weave through the streets as if they have a 30-minute or less guarantee. finally we arrive at this elementary school for boys -- turned shelter. volunteers unload the truck. all give a helping hand. we meet united nations world food program gaza director raul paleto who leads this humanitarian effort. he explains it's the people who aren't in u.n.-run shelters that keep him up at night. >> we have still a lot of -- a number of people still in the affected areas who have not received assistance of any kind. >> reporter: administrators go through the lists of names and number of family members. tickets are distributed, then the food. >> i want to give you an idea of ho

out as formula retail use and i think the current proposal has a number of other proposals and strong unit city with the proposal i want to thank emily and allocate for their incredible work and the two proposals are similar and with director ram and others we're trying to come to a commonality so one measure moves forward it's almost there i want to thank the planning staff for their hard work and others from strategic economics a lot of of the analyze it i'll have for the issues that come forward at the board and i'm hoping that the planning commission as well. my proposal is really in total agreement with the planning department and i think that the other supervises that have different measures on formula retail moving forward will be about 6 of us with different pieces this is trying to integrate the best practices but my key goal is to give neighborhoods that maintaining and strengthening their vice in having a say p when american people application for a formula retail goes into a merchant corridor that's not an radical overhaul for the legislation but about closing loopholes and making i

. >>> after days of fierce battling, ukraine's military says it's retaken the key strong hold city of sloviansk. this marks a major blow to pro russian separatists in a significant step for ukrainian forces. they tried to regain control of the area since a shaky cease-fire was abandoned this week. >>when "nbc nightly news" continues, a homecoming milestone for u.s. soldiers this holiday weekend. and their families couldn't be happier. >>> and later, 60 years after elvis presley's first hit, his old school studio still striking a chord. >>> in afghanistan, taliban militants have claimed responsibility for setting fire to about 400 fuel trucks belonging to nato forces. the strike occurred overnight, just outside the capitol city of kabul. one witness said the attacker shot at drivers who tried to return to their trucks. at this point there have been no reports of casualties. while the conflict in afghanistan may be far from over, for many u.s. soldiers, their time there is. michael gargulo spent time with 10th mountain division as they prepared to head home from there for the final time

city. it's a combined imfasz increasing access to healthy foods and drinks and promoting physical activities that makes this such a strong proposal for our city. we could become the first city of any city in this country to pass a tax like this for the health of our children. lastly, i wanted to thank for all the work to develop this proposal, not only supervisor wiener, cohen and avalos, but especially jeff from supervisor's wiener's office, mr. chan from cohen's office, who have put tremendous hours with our broad coalition as well and many others as well for working with us. i think we're going to win in san francisco as this goes through the ballot in november because of our strong grass roots coalition where parents, many from the ptas that have supported it on a citywide level. many youth activists are learning about health equity and organizing in our communities. many doctors, nurses, pediatricians and health researchers are really a part of our grass roots effort, teachers and nurses and professors and many others in labor as well. so with that, i would like to ask for your strong support as we let this go guard

sxwlirchlgts this is what it looked like here in new york city last night. a strong storm pushed through the city bringing these incredible lightning strikes. nbc bill karins has another look at the weather. >> a lot of airport delays up and down the i-95 corridor. that had a ripple affect yesterday. in this west we actually had rain yesterday in the intermountain west. vegas had another very hot day. 111 yesterday. 100 in boise too. we did cool it off slightly in the northwest. we had a front move through. there's not a lot of rain out there at this hour, about the it will flare back up again m afternoon. starting to get a little monsoonal flow. over the rain the next 36 hours the arizona region and also portions of northern new mexico with a chance of very light rainfall. it's about time we started getting them into their weather pattern that they're used to this time of year. we did get enough moisture in the late afternoon. a lot of those storms don't have a lot of -- the lightning can cause additional wildfires. hopefully we can prevent that. still very cool, l.

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from a two one route events so a program that people around the city anticipate and expect year after year. i couldn't be here without the strong support of the city family and the method of operation the board of supervisors, currently mayor and lee and his officers and the leadership of formerly mayor gavin newsom and his staff as well as liveable city staff and board on my colleagues who will wish carrying that program forward are here led by the very capable leadership of two colleagues and tom is also provide a calm and supportive leadership behind the organization and don't worry about the fund raising we have a new development scott so when he calls pick up the phone it's important as well as my boyfriend and my brother jason king and jessica and his girlfriend i want to shout out to the municipal transportation agency they've carried the ball forward two colleagues. as well as a whole team mta, department of public works and department of public health and rec and park and again, all the mayor's office and the other departments that really have put their shoulder to the bottle did care to push this program up a hill i'm

collection of the recognition that this can bring to our city also it has been central to the work and supportive of the measure we've been working with a strong community coalition with the city's collaborative i want to thank charley and tony antonio and others and thank you joshua and others for the amount of work they've put into this i hope you all support in steering committee on ordinance. >> thank you, colleagues same house, same call? . we'll take that without

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. >> inner city teams strong play triggered question about j.j. richardson age eligibility.is parents had to produce his birth certificate. >> it happens sometimes though. >> because you're tall and good. >> yeah, well not so much good just because i'm good. >> humility, hard work and confidence. >> just throw strikes. >> and win. >> these are little leagueers with big dreams in philadelphia and they know over the next week they'll play four games and they're hoping for more. in south philadelphia, pat ciarrocchi, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> good for them dragons first game saturday morning against team from maryland we'll all be rooting for you drag don'ts. >> all the way behind monet. >> fantastic a talented group. >> we can do it. >> we're hoping for good weather, looks good for the rest of the week any way and for the specific concert at the shore here expect comfortable and 6 p.m.. mean while, eyewitness weather forecast keeps us in the 80s. sun, clouds, showers, storms, variety back for the weekend. more showers and clouds, bob. >> also a good start this morning nice and

here open opening day for riverbed on of the united states street this wonderful sign we're a city that's strongow about 4.4 percent in unemployment we've been a part of the nation capital of the world san francisco i want to thank you because right here there's going to be over 4 nine hundred jobs at the site thank you for a being a great community partner as well not only are you celebrating the success of our company you've joined me in making sure our youth of the future begin this summer with 7 thousand 7 thousand paid jobs thank you riverbed for obeying being a partner. and as part of this wonderful announcement i want to say thank you, again four showing you your great community and passion for this city by making sure our workforce is part of my workforce in helping people in this city succeed by nominating to our san francisco food bank that's a wonderful contribution $68,000. 69 that is >> 6 hundred 80 cans of food and cash my i got the numbers all right. that's a great way to celebrate our food bank needs it you're showing your graciousness in doing this thank you, thank you on behalf

and here in the rebel strong hold a city of 1 million people and eerie silence throughout the day andany people can and have left the city and fighting so far made it impossible to make an accurate assessment of what happened to bring the plane down. back to you. >> and so every since we learned about flight 17 going down, so many people were surprised to learn that commercial airlines were flying over a volatile region of the world. and it happens more often than you might think and it happens in iraq every day. will this tragedy change the way the world flies? kim kirstenson and aviation analyst joins me now. it is it a fact that iraq in a war- torn country commercial airlines are flying in the air space, right? >> yes, and many regions even in africa. and some regions have more robust systems to it shoot down airlines that are flying over their regions and that was the case two days ago. >> flight 17 was flying a air traffic routing that is issued by dozens of jets a day in of ae by federal aviation authorities. and this raises a lot of questions whether the plane is flying over wa

housing and raymond is our partner we rely on heavily on banking partners we've had a strong partnership with the city i'm excited i've got to get the name of city city community capital with that, i want to welcome our partner from myers >> wear the community lending at citibank we've been a huge partner of mercy housing one of the earlier speakers asked if he remember when was here before i remember and coming here today and seeing the transformation it's truly amazing we're lucky enough to take a toush of the property the cities product is outstanding. so we're very glad to be here and to celebrate with mercy congratulations for an absolutely oung ongoing proud. believe it or not we're far into the just a second i forget so thank the mercy folks i want to thank rick and all staff that put together this wonderful (clapping) do you know one of the down sides of working as the president of the mercy housing i don't get to see harassing as much of how people invest in their lives so for me, the small windows they're quite incredible to try to understand the impacts that this property has. i had a chanc

we've also in addition to our strong commitment to health and human services we have a commitment to the physical part of our city making sure our infrastructure is strong and making sure that people can access all parts of our city. we thanks to mayor ed lee and the support from this board we'll be fully funding road resurfaced two years in a row and we'll be increasing the number of park proposal officers not only two on duty but helping to fuel the advantageism and dumping in our parks. we'll be increasing our commitment long overdue to animal care and control to this shelter that is understaffed we had to close down two days a week this is a safety net that didn't turn any animals away and increasing our cities overdue commitment to making sure that we're keeping our public spaces clean so everyone can use them so colleagues that is, i think a terrific budget and i'm proud of the committee work i thank you. >> thank you, supervisor wiener. supervisor avalos >> thank you schaerl and i want to thank you for your combination of the mayors priorities and the board of supervisors. i want to thank you for your flex

the city has a strong interest in ensuring that the jobs created by these formula retail establishments jobs that allow worker to meet basic needs and achieve economic security. however, these employers have increasingly moved to scheduling practices that relegate their workers to involuntary part-time status and leave these workers with unpredictable and unstable work schedules, which contribute to the economic insecurity of low-wage workers. this unpredictable and fib stability in work schedules makes it extremely difficult for employees to plan a weekly budget, arrange for child care, take on a second job, pursue job training, arrange for transportation to and from work, or attend classes. these schedules significantly undermine workers' efforts to achieve economic security for them self-and their families. i'd like to thank president chiu for convening the task force that he's working with on many similar issues. giving part-time employees the opportunity to work more hours when the work is available advances the interests of the city as a whole by creating jobs that keep workers an

the city has built a strong robust and transparent process for the management of these obligation bonds. starting with the city's citizens general obligation bond oversight committee that is staffed by the city control's office which has review and auditing of all general obligation bond programs and importantly just to remind you, every time that we issue a series of bonds, and for a $500 million program, it would be three or four series that's we would come to on each one of those issuances and it requires approval from the board of supervisors and appropriation that goes with those. each time we come for those approvals, it's at that point we have a specific list of projects and programs for which we're seeking your approval for the investment and then the reporting to go along with that to the committee to the board of supervisors through public websites that we've established for these bond programs as well as part of the annual capital budgeting process. so that's what i want today cover today. mohammed are here to answer any questions you have. >> colleagues, any questions to mr.

torrential rains battering the city, while strong winds took down trees. more than 100,000 people were left without power. chicago o'hare airport shut down for hours. airlines, cancelling more than 250 flights monday night. >> they just canceled the second -- no, third flight. so, my son up there is not a happy camper. >> i was supposed to be home already. >> reporter: and tornadoes wracked across western missouri. in iowa, one person killed in a collapsed building in the town of fairfax. >> oh, look out. oh, my god. >> reporter: watch here in cedar rapids, 80-mile-per-hour winds ripped the tarp over veterans memorial stadium. >> look out. oh, my god. it rolled right over that guy. >> reporter: injuring team staff in monday's minor league game. also in cedar rapids, another scary incident. two teens sucked into storm drains. one still missing and one narrowly escaped. the two boys were playing frisbee in the rain. and the search continued overnight. and we're about to meet the atlantic's first named storm of the year, off the east coast of florida. tropica

you are right, supervisor mar that it does happen around the city when you have a strong neighborhood support for many units, that would have been the direction we went, but when the neighbors are against it and the city wants to make it a park and it does connect to the trail. we were always an aware that it's the greatest site and the least windy behind southern point. you go down and it's windy. it's still, if you have been down there, as mr. avalos and wiener have been down there, it makes it great for a park. it's a sunny and warm spot which i thought it was good for housing. nevertheless, the other thing i have to say the st e -- city is getting a great price for this. our experts which we paid a lot of money to had remediation cost under $300,000. the city is getting over $500,000 remediation credit. again it's like, let's just get this done. so that's how it all came. >> thank you. mr. shaw. >> thank you. thank you colleagues, if no other questions at this time i would like to open to public comment. if there are members of the public who wish to comment on item no. 1, please

strong earnings. citi up and jpmorgan up. low. >> speaking of financials, you say that is a good place to put your money. scarlet, i know you have been watching the financials carefully. >> the sector faces some big headways many of which are structural. a low interest-rate rate environment that is holding back lending profits. when the fed committed to lower rates, that will continue. and low volatility reducing trading revenue. yes, citi, jpmorgan and goldman topped estimates but expectations heading into the results were very low. the big legal bills continue to pile up. we have stopped talking about kitchen sink quarters because legal overhangs persist quarter after corner. >> how do we know the financials will break out of those headwinds? >> those headwinds we are talking about, everybody knows about those. they are priced in. they have been discounted in the market. you're seeing more of these legal settlements coming through. that is going to start winning. we are five years past the crisis -- that is going to start w

the strong storm toppled trees, several cities, including a huge one in maryland. >> reporter: the woman there said she was just about to get into her car, but they wanted to check out their forecast before she left, which turns out that it is a really good thing she did. >> reporter: and this is the damage in chesapeake beach left over from last night's storms as you can see the massive tree trunk. that it is sitting on the vehicle here. and something stopped her as this is what they told her. >> i was waiting for the news to come in as they had just started. topper shutt had just said if you don't have to go out, don't. all of a sudden there was a big crash. i was getting ready to go in ten minutes. that tree also caused other damage on the home. she is just grateful that she got to see their report. stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >> i don't know if you could get a better compliment than that. >> hopefully we don't have more of that life threatening weather as you have storm tracker on vacation for a minute. >> yes, we do, even for a couple of days perhaps, we still have clouds around as we

strong winds. heavy downpours. cities included in that risk area include st. louis, all the way over to indianapolis and columbus. tomorrow, we up the ante. very energetic disturbance interacting with a lot of heat and humidity. could mean the possibility for tornadoes in that red zone. eastern kentucky, parts of west virginia, southern ohio. there's a larger risk of severe thunderstorms that extends all the way to the i-95 big cities, as well. >> and you told me the other major weather headline is what comes after all this. >> reporter: yeah, much cooler than average weather, yet again, coming through the great lakes during the day on monday. look at this, highs only up into the low 60s in the u.p. of michigan. only up to 71 in chicago. some of these cities will wind up with their coldest july on record. >> that's going to be a lot cooler. all right, jeff, thank you very much. >>> one more weather note tonight, and this one from phoenix. the images coming in. a huge dust storm rolling over the last 24 hours. a summer thunderstorm whipping it up as it moved in

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ensure that dcyf has a strong oversight and advisory committee that is transparent and accountable to all residents in the city and extend the funds to support our children and families. and then also build a strong policy table through our children and our families council. i look forward as a city, as a resident, as a city department and a resident of the city with two children in our public school system that we as a city can support our children further. thank you again, and 11-0, that is pretty amazing. thank you. >> thank you, dr. su. next up is erica mayburn, coordinator of the san francisco child-care planning and advisory council. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is erica mayburn and i'm the coordinator of the san francisco child-care planning and advisory council. i wanted to first take a moment to thank the supervisors and the supervisors of the rules committee and particularly supervisor kim, supervisor norman yee and supervisor avalos for all of the work and time that you and your staff have committed to the children and families first charter amendments. many of the community recommendation

no that's why we see line of strong storms push through the city, this says 9:00. i would allow for really any time after 7:00 p.m. just so unstable out there today. temperatures in the mid 70s right now, heat index at this hour, still an agree or two above. but thanks to the high humidity, 95 will be your high temperature today, very hot, humid, late day thunderstorms. tonight, we will see the storms move through, we clear out bit after midnight. don't cool down, low of 76 degrees. and then we turn our attention to the heavy rain threat thursday afternoon and thursday night. we'll keep you updated. meantime roads still looking good out there. decent news, it is just after 5:00 a.m. but all of the speed censors on 95, 476, and 76 are in the 50's, the white horse road bridge is closed though between burnt mill road and station avenue, your alternate there is somerdale road. and malvern the route 202 south bound road closed due to construction until july 14th. also expect delays on patco speed line this morning, one lane closed over the ben franklin bridge due to con

and the victory coming after retaking a city that was a rebel strong hold. and three bridges leading in another city was destroyed ahead of a government offensive and it is not clear who broke them up. the rebels did it to slow down the advancing ukraine an courses. >> there is an uproar in border states and protest in many areas. and said that attempt to process and relocate immigrants. marieta, california is a battleground for both sides. we'll have the latest there live. >> the battle lines have been drawn over the past week and later today. we are expecting dozens of supporters and protestors to show up. resident said they will do going to stop the buses from bringing them to a processing center. here on friday, six protestors were arrested and the mayor of mureta said they were spitting on people and brought a black eye on the community. and that came to the heels of last tuesday when buses were turned around and had to leave. the mayor tells me that what he moves forward a plane full of imgrants is expected to fly in san diego. what happens from there i