well for more on this let's bring in our correspondent tanya kramer who is in jerusalem tanya what impact can we expect this cause i'm planning to have on the palestinian refugees who receive support from the u.n. agency. the u.s. has been the single largest donor to in the past decade or so and they already had announced back in january of this year that they will withhold funds and reassess their commitment to the agency now this new announcement of course will send the agency into more financial uncertainty has been calling other countries to step in and as we've heard germany has said on friday that they are prepared to give more support to the agency also calling on other states to do the same it's a question whether this will be enough to fill the large scale you have to understand that it's getting very essential services if you look for example at the gaza strip the school year just to start that they're running schools they're running house clinics to get in food assistance and of course this new announcement creates deep insight here as well as uncertainty for the refugee popula

kramer in jerusalem thank you tanya. one of the main separatists leaders in eastern ukraine has been killed in a bomb explosion alexander's lead russia back separatists in ukraine's donetsk region who died in the blast at a cafe in the city of donetsk russia has accused ukraine of assassinating him to provoke a new war in the region kiev denies the claim with some officials suggesting such a death could have resulted from a conflict between rebels and russia. this is the aftermath of a blast that killed alexander the leader of the self-proclaimed donetsk people's republic the russian backed separatists say they know who is responsible for the explosion. you go through the investigation is still ongoing and security measures in the republic have been tightened all borders remain closed a few people have already been detained they've already given evidence confirming that this was a ukrainian act of sabotage. zach touching scene here have been the president of the so-called the nets people's republic since two thousand and

and tanya what's israel's position. well it's a house been a long. standing critic of saying that they are perpetuating the refugee problem and the issue of right of return one of the sonia's issues and is ready palestinian conflict is saying that by transferring the status of wretched refugee a to descendants that creates more of a problem and it seems that us aligning itself with this position more or less but there have also been critics in the security establishment here saying that in a prompt and in of harm's way to create a vacuum and it's not in the interest of israel's security to have chaos and possibly of violence results and. so it is still to see the question is who will actually step in what kind of mechanism overcome and who will take care of those refugees if it cannot function as the times before right reported tanya came in jerusalem thank you very much indeed robin authours he's in eastern ukraine are claiming to have detained several suspects in the killing of a top separatist leader and xander was killed in a bomb explosion on fr

comments or thoughts about those, you're welcome to get back in touch with tanya. standardized templates, we agreed in our premeeting with brenda that we'll work on that later in the year after you've stablized your work plan. no other updates on that. the goboc report for the fiscal year, brenda, do you want to speak to this? >> yes. we -- members, you'll recall that we do an annual report that's sent to the mayor and the board of supervisors. and for this year's, you will be asked to write a short report on your liaison bond or program that you are involved with, and i believe she will be sending us a sample of what was done last year. and she will be sending it to you, and will be giving you a due date of when to write your report and get it back to her, and our report will have a cover page and will list several pages of our report, which should -- i believe it was like a paragraph or two. >> in the past couple years, the controller report has also been, i think attached? >> yes. >> will we be able to see a draft or have that before we write up -- >> i don't th

. >> tanya ran through that really quickly. you're familiar with our planning process and mandates, but ask us questions at any time. these lists our charter requirement, which you are familiar with. we are now growing ourlene program, and that's probably or biggest single addition to the capablity of our unit in the last couple of years. we were training a lot of city staff inlene methodology and then training our department to do processing with departments citywide. the others, you are familiar with. i will note also the data academy, which is a training program to teach city staff basic software that they need for their jobs in a very simple format, and now we teach them more complex things, and we're really proud of that. we hit the three year mark -- the five year mark in three years in trying to grow that program. again, just to touch on a couple of our major projects. you saw a project of our work land discussion in our may meeting. between then and now we've finished out the process that tanya just described. we've fin

of more on this let's bring in our correspondent tanya came in jerusalem to tell you we've heard now that response from annorah how have palestinians reacted. well i mean there is a sense among palestinians that this could be a political move because it has opened up speculations about the real intentions off the u.s. administrations the house being a debate ongoing here whether they will also try to redefine use of refugees and to reassess the right of return which is so fundamental to many cars stimulants in acknowledging what happens to them in ninety forty eight when israel was created so i wasn't of them had to flee and subsequently. created the relationship between the palestinian leadership in ramallah and u.s. administration is present time has been very tense ever since the decision by the u.s. administration to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem and well across the board at the happening on the nation's up display to scott p.l.o. no make on a national view has. this decision is a cruel and irresponsible move targeting the most vulnerable segment of the palesti

i think this is for you, peg, tanya, but it's really for you, forgive me. but on page seven, under city performance, there's the middle column, lien, could you remind me what that means -- pardon me. i know, i'm familiar -- familiar's too strong a word. i'm aware of lien construction management practices. >> it's not an acronym. it means lean and efficient. as we mentioned, our program is -- it's modelled on the original toyota production design theory, slimmed down a lot and made simpler and fit to the purposes of municipal government, but what we're doing is teaching and training people how to analyze business processes and improve them from their own perspective. >> that makes sense. okay. and one other question. on performance auditing, you look at -- let's see...nonprofit organizations and how that performance. do you also look to see that there's overlap or coordination among the scopes of work for those nonprofit organizations 'cause i know the city spends lots of money particularly with nonprofits on homeless services, but i'm not confident that the

i'm tanya beckett. our top stories... hurricane florence is pounding the carolina coast with powerful winds and devastating rains. the first fatailities are reported, and the worst could be still to come. as far as as farasi as far as i know the eye is still off the coast and heading south, so we will be in this wind for a long time. waters rising hours after the hurricane made landfall in north carolina, flooding is now the greatest threat. meanwhile in the philippines thousands of people are being moved to safety as super typhoon mangkhut closes in. the manager this hotel has taped up the windows to stop them from blowing in when the storm comes. livelihoods, properties and lives are all at risk tonight. and was this the news the white house was dreading? donald trump's former campaign manager agrees to co—operate with the investigation into links between the president and russia. hello and welcome to world news today. hurricane florence has claimed its first victims. authorities in the us have confir

. >> as tanya mentioned, there were four very broad categories that we're required to receive, track and when appropriate investigate, however there are some categories or complaints that the whistle blower program is required by law to refer. we'll go over those and try and give you some examples. first is complaints which another city department is required by federal, state or local law to adjudicate. example of this may include perhaps a complaint about workers compensation that falls under the jurisdiction by law of the department of human resources as do complaints regarding discrimination or harassment based on a protected category. those would be complaints that we would refer because of requirements by local law. next are complaints which may be resolved by a bargaining union or contract. for example, sometimes if we get a complaint about an employee complaining about their schedule or the hours they were assigned, typically, that's something that can be resolved through their bargaining agreement, and we would instruct the employee they need to bring that up through the gri

. >> going back, tanya, to slide eight, disposition of closed complaints, the number in the second and third rows refer to department with charter jurisdiction and merged with another complaint for fiscal year 16-17, that totalled 25%, and then, it's up for fiscal 17 dr 18 17-18 it's up to 31%. in those cases, you have found something that there should be further investigation. is that not right? >> no. >> oh, so generally, with the first category you referred to a department with charter jurisdiction, the complaint has come into us, upon review of the allegations and information provided, we realize that the complaint needs to be investigated by another city department they have jurisdiction over the matter. so we'd inform the complainant of that being the case, and we'd work with the complainant to have the issue addressed by the other department or refer the complaint to the other department for investigation. >> for example, it might need to go to the district attorney. it might need to go to the department of human resources. >> okay. all right. so it would be someone other than,

my name is tanya beckett.down on the east coast of america with warnings it could bring catastrophic flooding. stay on guard. this is a powerful storm that can kill. today, the threat becomes a reality. and in the philippines there's more extreme weather. tens of thousands of people begin evacuating as super typhoon mangkhut heads towards the island of luzon. the two russian suspects accused of the nerve agent attack in the uk break their silence. they say they were in salisbury but only as tourists. and bye—bye beetle.

tanya kramer there in a jerusalem well rebel forces in eastern ukraine claiming to have to take several suspects in the killing of a top separatists leader and xander was killed in a bomb explosion on friday in the city of donetsk he had led russia back separatists in the donetsk region in ukraine russia accusing the crane of assassinating him to escalate a conflict in the region but kiev is denying involvement. this is the aftermath of a blast that killed alexander the leader of the self-proclaimed donetsk people's republic the russian backed separatists say they know who is responsible for the explosion. investigation is still ongoing and security measures in the republic have been tightened all borders remain closed a few people have already been detained they've already given evidence confirming that this was ukrainian act of sabotage. seen here have been the president of the so called the nets people's republic since two thousand and fourteen the year the conflict started. in recent years donetsk has seen several assassinations of prominent separatist leaders a russian foreign mini

clear sirish are gaelic on mains one hundred thousand welcomes to my i'm tanya and i can wait to show you my city of joplin. even though the building has one point two million people it really feels like a large village wherever you go you get a sense as friendly most amazing no clue how when the chaff this is typical dublin pub culture here everybody sitting outside enjoying themselves in the crack as we call it an irish slow interferon check. so this is molly malone dublin's fishmonger who pushed. current to the streets of joplin and sold cockle some muscles from hard boston as the old song goes as your weird are waylaid by roads or the streets proud and narrow right that. you. can't come to dublin without visiting the home of guinness you can even smell it in the air here it's the smell of home for any dubliner let's go in. this is what i've done we'll call mother's milk. here we are on the top of the guinness storehouse in the gravity bar with a pint of guinness to go we have the best view in joplin from up here and we can see right across the city. welcome to trinity college the

my name is tanya beckett.n the east coast of america with warnings it could bring catastrophic flooding. stay on guard. this is a powerful storm that can kill. today, the threat becomes a reality. and in the philippines, there's more extreme weather — tens of thousands of people begin evacuating as super typhoon mankhut heads towards the island of luzon. the two russian suspects accused of the nerve agent attack in the uk break their silence. they say they were in salisbury, but only as tourists. and bye—bye beetle — german car manufacturer volkswagen announces it's stopping production

of purpose and sense of humor and to our master chief of the air force, chief wright and his wife tanya, this guy keeps fixing things and you're a role model for all of us, chief, but i'm not going to be volunteering to be tased. doing something for a purpose. sometimes it's hard to see the sweep of history when we're just trying to get today's work done, which is why it's important to come together from time to time, like this, to take stock of where we are so that we can reaffirm where we need to go. a hundred years ago in the early morning of september 26th in the argon river the largest offensive of the first world war began. 15 divisions of fresh american forces began to break exhausted german lines. in less than two months, the armistice would be signed and the guns would fall silent over a shattered conference. this veterans day will be the centennial of the end of the first world war. nearly 850 aircraft participated in the fight to argon and included the dh-3 liberty, a rickety bi-plane made of wood and fabric, the one aircraft america managed to produce for colonel billy mitch

if you're lonely here that's also because the ash does have little contact with bulgaria tanya the sales in the village store has known. but only distantly that's because ralph can't say much more than branch water. communication is limited but you are not interested in learning the language of the time either it takes too long of too much work to do. so even though they've lived in the village for they feel isolated. greet each other that's worth a lot most people don't even say anymore. because hopes have been dashed they'd moved to bulgaria to be close to the black sea and enjoy the vanna region's temperate climate for an affordable price there among the twenty five thousand british and german pensioners who have settled here on their numbers are growing by the year yet many fully aware of the consequences of their decision. manfred treif from austria knows this all too well he heads the company. involved and advises german retirees who want to move to bulgaria he's found many of them flats in this building which is currently full but he also wants them to consider such a move careful

welcome to the studio tanya thank you so nothing concrete out of today's meeting between russia and iran other than let's keep talking absolutely that doesn't mean by the way that this offensive will start tonight or tomorrow. the fear is there and the political pressure has been raised but that does mean that the events of months must stop now to the russians have started bombing. targets inside italy but frankly they've been doing this since some time now even though officially it live had been declared a deescalation zone which the turks were supposed to control where there was supposed to contain the jihadists and rebel groups and make sure that they don't make inroads from there into a regime whole territory it is possible that the offensive sod's you have to were also reckon with the fact that they are trying to get part of the job done at least they conquer the strategic places before the winter starts in syria. if it live has high altitude partly so. climate plays a role but i think now it's about securing strategic points highways and other roads and maybe some border areas for

subject the one you to tanya. who how. long on how did. we do did we have to phone the police and the bottle man must think of the time of the month your precious witness pro the my room for you to produce some boy your brother with the police and him. so for you to be frog of all people remember them pursuant to melbourne and to seek him will be owned by a lot in the form of commute from green bay leper who funded it. when the bread they put the wife of one of the. color from now your foot off struck up a formal in a tank or an example. that's a very healthy don't laugh and leave calf but really a foam option. for bush and happened at the school picnic on soviet past the don't ask me didn't we and i get that on the same law. kamel to be done the elephant so you know i'm back and then look at your school a tough on national you know know how to maneuver that was the most lucid most of the phone from of interim of the. yemen the your question. and moot really. looks like someone how new to psycho to do some help and some how for they. are b

tanya dyster ector of the department of behavioral health. she says autopsies will determine if the five deaths are from a fatal batch of k2. >> when you take som hing and you don't know what it is, you is t know what the effect going to be. >> y always want to know what you are putting into your body. >> reporter: in the district, shomari stone news 4. >>> they have arrested a suspected serial rapist. marlin alexander ius a of raping at least three women including an 86-year old who lived in a senior living home. thes cri happened between 2007 and 2011 in german town in gaithersburg. dna collected at each scene matched up. the break in c the casee when a private company tested that dna and compared it with theirs dataf samples submitted to genealogy websites. >> our officer who h some experience in doing these family history searches andea ggy work were able to identify mr. alexander. >> detectives are combing through other unsolved cases to see if alexander might be responsible. he is being held without bond right now. >>> president trump's

my name is tanya beckett.ur top stories: hurricane florence is hearing down on the east coast of america with warnings it could bring catastrophic flooding. stay on guard. this is a powerful storm that can kill. today, the threat becomes a reality. and in the philippines, there's more extreme weather — tens of thousands of people begin evacuating as super typhoon mankhut heads towards the island of luzon. the two russian suspects accused of the nerve agent attack in the uk break their silence. they say they were in salisbury, but only as tourists. and bye—bye beetle — german car manufacturer volkswagen announces it's stopping production of the iconic car next year. america's eastern seaboard is getting its first taste of the wind and rain from hurricane florence. the storm itself is still a few hours away, but it's a prelude of the damage florence could inflict when it does make landfall. the us national hurricane center is warning of life threatening floods. this imaging from our forecasting team shows the hu

i'm tanya beckett.ready struggling to reach those trapped is eight months where sabrina is due to fall in the next few days. more than a million people and hundreds have asked to be rescued. i do want to emphasise that this is only the beginning. this is a very slow mover and double track along north carolina and south carolina coastline in the next 36 hours. a super typhoon is

my name is tanya beckett.own on the east coast of america with warnings it could bring catastrophic flooding. stay on guard. this is a powerful storm that can kill. today, the threat becomes a reality. and in the philippines there's more extreme weather. tens of thousands of people begin evacuating as super typhoon mangkhut heads towards the island of luzon. the two russian suspects accused of the nerve agent attack in the uk break their silence. they say they were in salisbury, but only as tourists. and bye—bye beetle. german car manufacturer volkswagen announces it's stopping production of the iconic car next year.

commanders to rebel against him after they ignored his order to arrest the high profile critic senator and tanya through yanez a says the arrest order is a desperate attempt to hold on to power jimmy fallon dorgan reports now from many. what was the widely anticipated conference ended up becoming one of the most jarring interviews ever held by president through the good the thirty for most of the one hour and a half long interview dented his anger on the philippine military exposing the strained relationship between soldiers and their commander in chief. and i only started now don't let this drag you plan to sabotage me then go ahead and be firing a few rounds won't work then assassinate i'll be happy to die in your hands he accuses soldiers of citing with a staunch critic and doing it younis the senator accuses the dead there and his family of amassing illegal well which is denied chilian as was also one of the proponents of a complaint in the international criminal court against the terror tis war on drugs . that they ordered arrest which the military did not carry out. their youngness was a n

tanya faison, black lives matter sacramento:"i hope that they get every cent that they're asking for.than that though. i think that in order for us to get actual justice, we need charges to be filed, we need officer to be fired from their jobs and they need to be punished like they're regular citizens for murdering citizens for they're regular citizens for murdering somebody." (ken) (ken) that was angela greenwood reporting. the shooting is still under investigation - and the case is yet to be handed over to prosecutors.(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. in the south bay...it will be another year before the extension of baft from fremont to san jose is up andrunning. the latest delay announced by the valley transportation authority following the discovery ofa mistake by a subcontractor. vta says hundreds ofrouters abnd switches were actually used part when the specs called for new parts. discovered during testing, those parts are used in the system's communications network and must be replaced. the extension now set to be ready by next fall. in milpitas rob flad

in the two years since natasha died, herfamily — mother tanya, brother alex and father nadim — have been daughter and sister. they've been at the inquest every day and today, heard the corner‘s conclusions. our beloved daughter died in a tragedy that should never have happened, and we believe that this inquest has shown that she died because of inadequate food—labelling laws. it feels to us that if pret a manger were following the law, then the law was playing russian roulette with our daughter's life. natasha had checked the baguette packet for specific allergy information, as had herfather. there was none. reassured by this, said the coroner, natasha ate the sandwich. branches of pret a manger prepare and package theirfood on—site. the current regulations make no distinction between a large chain like this and a small sandwich shop. customers should be made aware that allergens like eggs, sesame, and peanuts may be present. but that doesn't have to be written on the individual item. in 2016, pret‘s policy was to place warning stickers on tills and on the fridges. the coroner said they

to turn from cerro is too heavy for the tracks to make this part of the trip so we switch to the tanya's for conics which is like this is also a tourist train and it makes trips to ki-chan with the weekend. the trans ecuadorian railway was once much more than a means of transport it was a symbol of national pride. but a lot of the freight traffic was moved from the railway to the pan-american highway . still the legacy of the railway remains. mr seaborne or where the several got over and if there were people in this national symbol was created during the administration of president. here because he was our country's greatest citizen here the rail project overcame enormous difficulties. in the end this new transport system helped to move goods and services between the coast and the highlands and for decades the system as a symbol of national unity is the opposite unfortunately it no longer is thirty years our goal is to restore. this national symbol and it's called troll heritage. but cannot be done with a railway line that caters mostly tourists. we arrive in quito our final destination.

in the two years since natasha died, her family — mother tanya, brother alex and father nadim — haveand why they lost their daughter and sister. they've been at the inquest every day and today, heard the corner‘s conclusions. 0ur beloved daughter died in a tragedy that should never have happened, and we believe that this inquest has shown that she died because of inadequate food—labelling laws. it feels to us that if pret a manger were following the law, then the law was playing russian roulette with our daughter's life. natasha had checked the baguette packet for specific allergy information, as had herfather. there was none. reassured by this, said the coroner, natasha ate the sandwich. branches of pret a manger prepare and package theirfood on—site. the current regulations make no distinction between a large chain like this and a small sandwich shop. customers should be made aware that allergens like eggs, sesame, and peanuts may be present. but that doesn't have to be written on the individual item. in 2016, pret‘s policy was to place warning stickers on tills and on the fridges.

last july after spending eight months in prison for slapping an israeli soldier and the man in the tanya when you're a seventeen year old palestinian you suffer every day from israeli occupation palestinian children get a wristed killed on a daily basis a checkpoint they have a hard time going to school because of all those security checks they risk their lives on their way to school time for a short break here not just when we come back how donald trump's controversial pick for the supreme court has now run into more trouble plus. they call themselves the seas of penalty on they've lived in this neighborhood for centuries and now they say local authorities want to throw them out on the fashion part in our reporting from southern france. hello the big story in the u.s. is still florence of course the shapes disappearing to be honest with a core a tropical depression is really a mass of rain still falling so a slow moving system the most active in the us there still is a big shout out in texas and a massacre in the northwest corner and that significant is us effectively a change of season

many armed groups inside tripoli they are tripoli tanya's so to speak. they are into police for now since two thousand and fourteen and there are other groups that are coming from towns and areas outside of tripoli and there are fighting over who controls the government in tripoli or the resources of tripoli that's the basic premise that we have to work by ok and what is the power of the government in tripoli the the jna the un backed internationally recognized government to control this fighting and take back control as it were of the streets now you see here's the thing in the east the. the armed groups have to and karama controls the government. and the. house of representatives here and to bully the other militia groups that control the g.n.a.t. now there is a fight between other other groups want to be in on the on this thesis and they want their share so when you've got the the u.s. and and european countries warning of consequences for those groups who are undermining stability i mean is anyone heeding those warnings that they care about those war

i'm tanya beckett. our top stories...is pounding the carolina coast with powerful winds and devastating rains. the first fatailities are reported, and the worst could be still to come. as far as as farasi as far as i know the eye is still off the coast and heading south, so we will be in this wind for a long time. waters rising hours after the hurricane made landfall in north carolina, flooding is now the greatest threat. meanwhile in the philippines thousands of people are being moved to safety as super typhoon mangkhut closes in. the manager this hotel has taped up the windows to stop them from blowing in when the storm

i'm tanya beckett. our top stories: hurricane florence is pounding the carolina coast with powerful winds and devastating rains. the emergency services are already struggling to reach those trapped is eight months where sabrina is due to fall in the next few days. more than a million people and hundreds have asked to be rescued. i do want to emphasise that this is only the beginning. this is a very slow mover and double track along north carolina and south carolina coastline in the next 36 hours. a super typhoon is heading for the philippines and more than 5 million people live directly beneath the typhoon. president trump's former campaign manager — paul manafort — agrees to co—operate with prosecutors — in the investigation into russian interference in the presidential election. distressing and vivid footage of the moment pc keith palmer after a run of 19 series — the makers of big brother announce that the show is being axed. hurricane florence has arrived on the east coast of the united states and w

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their father and my eldest daughter, tanya, who is 26, would take care of them. i gave the children explicit instructions. if somebody knocked, don't open the door. if somebody entered, luna should film. roberta should run to the refrigerator and call the first person on the community contact list and zuri should run to the bedroom and close the door. i feared for their safety. i didn't what to leave my family, but i was scared that immigrations and customs enforcement would tear us apart. you know, sometimes state violence and hate violence intersect. so what i just described was janette fearing an immigration raid that would separate her family. lots of people in this country experience state violence, like the muslim ban, like the separation and caging of families, like immigration raids, state-sponsored forms of hate. but many cases state violence actually leads to hate violence. later in her story, she talks about how when she took sanctuary at the first unitarian church in denver, people threatened to blow up the church because they had given her sanctuary.

there is a message from the family that i do want to share, and this is from tanya and breanna and from anita. our family is so honored by the proposal to rename the chinese education to the edwin and anita lee new comers school. both are dedicated to improving the lives of immigrant children and quality education that meets their unique needs. renaming will be such a great honor to our late father and the amazing work of our mother that she continues to do. miss casco. >> clerk: thank you. commissioner. [voting] >> clerk: that's six ayes. >> thank you. thank you all for coming out and for making this happen on behalf of anita and ed lee, and we're going to be having a celebration on this occasion on september the 28, and you'll be getting more information about that. so thank you all very much. this is a really special night. [applause] >> so in the spirit of name changing, our next item is in support of changing the fairway school -- it was moved and seconded on august the 14, 2018. buildings and grounds sent this forward with a positive recommendation. if we can get a reading of the