>> we are going to put ten cities. tense up all over the place. we are going to build structures and spent all of these of millions of dollars. we are going to have tense, they are going to be very nice and they are going to wait and if they don't get asylum they get out. very few people -- if you want to wait, they don't usually get asylum. >> laura: 80% rejected. >> president trump: the problem is they release them in and then they have the trial three years later and nobody shows up. unlike obama and unlike others we are going to take the people, were going to put them in and they're going to wait. and two things happen, when they find out that that happens you will have far fewer people come up and also, president obama separated children from parents. nobody talks about this. >> laura: until a judge came along and said you can't do it. >> laura: no. in the beginning. "the new york times" is saying

she's heading back to las vegas as the highest paid entertainer in ten cities. >> oops, she did it againe so many puns about this. i'm a major britney fan. so excited. if you want a piece of britney, you got to pay up. ♪ you want a piece of me, you better work ♪ >>> "e.t." learned britney will be back in sin city next year. the residency will be at mgm's park theater. the same place at gaga. her contract is worth more than $500,000 a show. considering her performances are 09 minutes long, that's $93 a second. that. britney is expected to make the official announcement in las vegas tonight. "e.t." has been by her side since launch her first residency in 2013. >> my show is very cool. ive 22 songs in it. it's a 90 minute set. there's a lot of dancing. it's the most dancing i've done in a show in my life. >> last month, writbritney what happened up her "piece of me" show. >> on the road, the schedule is andne. t travel back be forth to my home. it's really the ideal thing to did. >>> i cannot. wait for this. now she's even richer. but did you know, next week is perfect timing -- it's the 20

take a look at these no hit signs p at ten city owned properties. it's supposed to start a conversation to end child abuse. they say it's time for parents to raise childre differently. >> there's no tickets or penalties for parents that violate this new policy. >> it's a conversation policy. >> my grandmother wouldn't have paid much attention to that sign. >> well, it's a different time. >> security changes are being made at aiken ken jail after an unusual escape. look at is, cameras saw two inmates escaping over the weekend aft hiding in trash cans. they wereki w the kitchen when they put their plan to action. you can see both men jumping out of the trash can and taking off. police arrested them again in a arby neighborhood after pretty intense car chase. three other inmates were charged as accomplic to the jailbreak. >> president trump is considering privatizing theu.s. postal service. >> but stal, woman standingers around the country are considering fighting that plan. in april, the president signed an executive order creating a task force to loo

ten cities foreshadowing that imagine sherman he was a very small simple village people had a simple life and were poor house before that and then they found out without having to climb too high up the mountain that with these rockers tools they could possibly sell them in geneva and make some money and then have a better life. and peace and. that pioneering spirit has certainly paid off for many tourists now flock to the village to travel with the cable car to reach a height of thirty eight hundred meters above sea level. even with the most modern technology and safety measures in place the ride is not for the faint of heart. but once at the top of the mystique of month long becomes very clear during visitors can dangle over the mountains in a glass box and on a sunny day you can see from miles into the distance. skiing at this altitude without parched and puts the body to the test. i've seen it from all directions over the years when i've been skiing but i've never been up here this is my face this is to the top of the mountain to sherman east my first visit but my husband in nine

you have ten cities right here.e've millions of workers ready to go to work to build the affordable housing that we need all over america. [applause] we don't need veterans and working people sleeping out in the streets. [applause] barbara and i many years ago worked together to pass what is probably the most significant low income housing programpr in recent history. this is not enough. when we talk about rebuilding our crumbling infrastructure it's not just bridges, it isn't just water systems or wastewater. when we talk about infrastructure, it is building millions of units of affordable housing in america. in my own state of as a poll that was done recently and the juresult surprised me. what is the most significant financial stress that you are facing, and i thought it would be healthcare but that's right, it was affordable housing. how do you put a roof over your head if you are making ten or $12 an hour and you are spending 50% of your income on housing? hell do you buy the food you need or put gas in your ca

well now the united states where ten city holding migrant children in texas has expanded its capacity almost ten fold a facility when jimmy held four hundred beds but now the number stands at three thousand eight hundred the children most of whom are from central and south america have limited access to education or legal representation i do joe castro has more now from the border town of to nola in texas. a tent city rises from the texas desert just meters from the border and overlooked by mexico's mountains this is where fifteen hundred children call home their teenagers from guatemala el salvador and honduras who traveled to the u.s. alone and were apprehended by border patrol guards they are coming because they are fleeing violence many of them feeling by a little because they are looking for their farming members and relatives in the have to cross probably not only make it go they had to cross what the model thought about or several conferees dolphins' of models to get to the united states the government invited journalists to tour the countdown into a neo tex's but barred us fro

ten. it only lets the city pass local law. all it is doing is giving you all permission to debate whether you have a better rent control law or a stronger one. it does nothing to mandate anything. in san francisco, this is a clear case of you are either for rent control or you aren't. you can't pretend to be for tenants and against evictions and not vote for this. we know katy tang, you have never been for tenants and always been in the pocket of developers. but for the rest of the supervisors, including supervisor safai, apologies. safai. that this is a clear case. if you believe in rent control, you need to vote for this. because in this city, whether you live in the marina, the excelsior, the bay view or the sunset, we have a rent crisis. you aren't for rent control. if you don't value -- vote for our ability as a city of san francisco to have that rent control we need to stop the rents from going up. i want to tell you the story of my friend keith. he has been in his unit for 20 years and he moved in with his girlfriend si

you've got ten cities right here. we've got millions of workers ready to go to work to build the affordable housing we need all over america. [cheering] this is america, we don't need veterans and working people sleeping out in the streets. [cheering] many years ago, worked together to pass what is probably the most significant low income housing programs in recent history, pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into low income housing but clearly, that is not enough. when we talk about rebuilding our crumbly infrastructure, it's not just bridges, it is not just roads, it is not just water systems or airports or wastewater plants. when we talk about infrastructure, it is building millions of units of affordable housing in america. [cheering] just in my own state, there was a poll done recently. the results surprised me. there are people in vermont, what is the most significant financial stress that you are facing? i thought it would be healthcare. it was affordable housing. how do you put a roof over your head if you

some studies suggest such incidents a part of a worrying trend or hate crimes in the country's ten largest cities surged by twelve percent in two thousand and seventeen that's according to a study at california state university the day before the pittsburg shooting a civil rights group reported the anti semitic incidence it surged nearly sixty percent over the previous year that's the highest level in two decades f.b.i. data from two thousand and sixteen the last year for which figures are available shows that more than half of the victims in anti religious hate crimes a jewish around a quarter a muslim or clapham call sign is a professor of pennsylvania law school she says the current political environment in the us is emboldening the far right there was always a level of anti-semitism and white nationalism in this country what we have seen with the current administration is that this president when he speaks to his base really fuels white nationalists and we sat down in charlottesville and we saw the president's much resent cried response to charlottesville in which he said that famously there

city. that's ten more than all of last year. >> all right. thank you. >>> a witness captured the icment p captured photos today. it was full-on take-down. law enforcement agencies were involved. he was trying to serve a warrant last month. today police from northern virginia,an.c. and mard worked together to track him down and put him ifandcuffs. it began when he was spotted in xanld a he was then seen in the district on c street southwest and was finally captured on marlboro pike in prince george's county. tracee? >> reporter: well, it was all right here. imagine what it looked like. you have this high-speed chase. the district pice officers, prince george's county police officers, maryland police all involv and it ended right here behind me. it was a police f chasem fairfax identity d.c. and it ended at districts heights. he was not going into custody quietly. >> he jumped out the drivers side window. when he tackled him, they got him down. >> reporter: the fairfax county police tried to serve a there was a stand-off at a hotel. he somehow

general o'shaughnessy said his troops will be used to built ten cities for the border patrol, not forrants. officials say that caravan remains 900 miles from the u.s. border. one of the reasons the active-duty military was called in. late yesterday, this was a political stunt as well, general o'shaughnessy said that border security is national security and his forces support dhs. the migrants are still weeks away from the u.s. border but the true borders for these forces going to the southern border expires on december 15th, harris? >> harris: a couple different things from your reporting. you're saying weeks away, some reporting has had months, that's a big difference. our people getting rides? >> that remains unclear. when asked yesterday if there were terrorists among the caravan, general o'shaughnessy would only say that these troops going to the border our support troops, not the combat troops. >> harris: i meant that caravan that's coming. the weeks to the months seems -- i'm curious as to whether or not people are getting rides, it doesn't take a terrorist to have a car. the po

i am going to have to move at least five miles, maybe up to ten miles outside of the city to get an affordablee that suits my needs. i'm not asking fora mansion, i'm asking for a suitable family home.

be shy schriever down a problem the fifth richest man in thailand bought leicester city in twenty ten four years later his investment and belief in the club sort promoted into the english premier league and in twenty sixteen against all expectations they actually won it i know i never thought i'd see leicester win the league never. a not just a brawl some sinful talk dignity he was. a special pass the helicopter seemed to take off as usual from the center of the football pitch about an hour after saturday's match but moments later witnesses saw it spinning in the air and it came down in a car park next to the stadium and burst into flames. on sunday respect were paid at the other games being played in the premier league at leicester city women's team had damage against manchester united ladies counselled so much in the first reaction would be i just don't believe it you know just it's a shock still stands still shocked still so i think in. the amount of the tributes and the warmth of the inscriptions on them you might expect for a long serving servant of the club like a goalscorer not

help keep a lot of the thickest smokeout of contra costa and al me at thameda coun. 79 in redwood city and ten degrees cooler in daley city at 69. the ocean breeze is really trying to start to come back tomorrow and that would drop us to the 60s to the outer sunset. numbers will be warm tomorrow, but down an a little bit 85 in napa. 83 in santa rosa. next big changes you see in the forecast, looks like it will get here by wednesday and thursday. two weak systems move down from the north. no rainfall but check it out. cooler temperatures. this should drop us down from three to six degrees. that will be nicer for us. in san francisco, the fog starts to come back on wednesday, but what we are really focussed on, and hang with me,ay where wind will likely pick up. we could see a red flag warning for sunday with gusts up to 25 miles per hour. for the inland valleys, 84 tomorrow down to 70s. better wednesday and thursday. but more fire danger from friday right through monday. this looks like a similar event to just what we underwent this past weekend. maybe not as gusty, but things are still very dr

confirmed that an unidentified explosive device has gone off at a technical college in the crimean city of. ten people so far confirmed as killed and dozens injured the majority of them being students yet the explosion happened. around a couple of hours ago first report is that gas explosions were saying just a quick recap on the numbers eighteen people are being treated in hospital with more expected require hospital treatment but as we know at the moment ten people it's being said have been killed at this college this morning some of the latest pictures now being shown to you here on r.t. international we continue with our breaking news coverage or emergency services right there at the scene as we speak the investigation is already being launched or russia's antiterrorism committees operational headquarters are right now coordinating actions to prevent further explosions. and looking at some wires coming in to meet the east and russian president has been in full and he said that he's now instructed to ensure the transportation of those injured in the blast and . region are taken to leading ho

the companies will pay more than $400 million to ten california cities and counties to clean up lead paint from housing units that were built before 1951. that includes homes in san francisco, oakland, alameda and san mateo. a santa clara lawyer who led the lawsuit says this is a major victory for the tens of thousands of children poisoned by lead paint. >>> a federal judge has dismissed stormy daniels' defamation lawsuit against president trump. daniels alleges she had an affair with him in 2006. she sued mr. trump in april after he tweeted a sketch of a man daniels said threatened her to keep quiet was a con job. daniels' attorney, michael avenatti, vows to appeal that decision. >>> this morning massachusetts senator elizabeth warren is firing back at president trump. she says his comment about him personally administering a dna test to prove her native american ancestry is creepy. here's abc news reporter stephanie ramos. >> reporter: this morning the cherokee nation slamming senator elizabeth warren. >> just wholly dna to determine -- or to establish that they're native american

expected to double by the year twenty fifty or eighty percent of that growth will occur in cities the un projects that ten of the fastest growing cities over the next seventeen years will all be in africa africa will have eight cities that are expected to more than double in population size in the next few years africa's top three fastest growing cities are dar es salaam tanzania is largest city the city's population predicted to hit six point two million by twenty twenty five my robie the capital city of kenya is growing by five hundred thousand people a year and every year three hundred ninety thousand people pour into kinshasa in the democratic republic of congo in order to escape war and poverty today it has possibly twelve million inhabitants and is predicted to be africa's second largest city inside fifty is joining us now via skype from london is vernon henderson vernon is a professor of economics geography at the london school of economics good to have you with us at the u.n. predicts that in the next. few years will by twenty thirty five ten of the fastest growing cities will all be in africa in

studies suggest such incidents of passive a worrying trend or hate crimes in the country's ten largest cities surged by twelve percent in two thousand and seventeen that's according to a study at california state university the day before the pittsburg shooting a civil rights group reported the anti-semitic incidents it surged nearly sixty percent over the previous year that's the highest level in two decades f.b.i. data from two thousand and sixteen the last year for which figures are available shows that more than half of the victims in anti religious hate crimes a jewish around a quarter a muslim will play.

human resource management> for fear of inaction - that management wouldn't do (ken) also new at ten...the cityf san francisco is taking steps to speed up the process of building more large and mid- size housing projects. today san francisco mayor london breed announced she's created a new position... the director of housing delivery. goals of the new director include... cutting the time it takes to process permits... implement a plan to digitize io the entitlement process. according to breed's office under the current system, housing projects approved by the city's planning commission go through a permitting process, which can involve as many as eight different city departments... each with unique schedules and procedures. the experts warned lawmakers new technology will bring new security threats -- and us laws need to keep up. (ken)plus: like them or not.. youll see scooters on san francisco streets again. when a new pilot program with two companies will kick off,. (sports) just ahead in sports, we no longer need to wait till christmas or june to see the warriors face lebron. highlights comi

starting off in the capital cities of a featured countries and today it's rome a city positively teeming with history and culture ten million tourists visit. the eternal city every year sites like the kosi i'm drawing huge crowds but we're going to beat the queues shun the usual sights and show you a different side of the capitol after all when in rome do as the romans do. the historical heart of rome is world famous and a favorite with tourists. but few make it here to the old working class neighborhood of testosterone in the south of the city on a spacious piazzi as the romans are left pretty much to their own devices. to staunch allies on the tiber river once home to the old city for its old gas monitor still looms tall the neighborhood has plenty of delightful surprises in store like the tram depot cafe it's set in an old tram car. the real story said marco and mari cecile fed a need here for coffee. they both lived in rome for years and have written numerous cookbooks together. i want you to has got you cafe in rome and italy coffee isn't a drink it's a custom an excuse to sit down with friends and take a break

all of the cities inequalities man test right here in district ten.high unemployment, the worst performing schools in the state, and multimillion dollar homes being sold next to the highest concentration of homelessness. i stood up to the community and filed a lawsuit when greedy corporations lied about the environmental disaster at the hunters point shipyard, putting profits before our health. as commissioner for the redevelopment successor agency, i led the creation of over 15,000 housing units, including 1,000 units of affordable housing, and 242 homes for formerly homeless families. as human rights commissioner, i worked to defend the city's antidiscrimination policies and sanctuary city so that all san franciscans can feel safe in their communities. i am the only candidate in the race as private sector experience cht as director for the golden state warriors, i worked to create over 3,000 good paying jobs for san franciscans and helped negotiate deals that would bring us more transit, better workforce opportunities and increase quality of life. o

ten. the bbc understands the thai owner of leicester city football club was on board the helicopter that crashed last night outside the club's stadium. a man suspected of killing 11 people at a synagogue in pittsburgh has been charged with murder. president trump called the attack a wicked act of mass murder. this evil anti—semitic attack is an assault on all of us. it is an assault on humanity. glenn hoddle, the former england manager, is said to be responding well to treatment after being taken to hospital in a serious condition yesterday. chancellor philip hammond, who will present his budget tomorrow, says an end to austerity depends on what kind of brexit deal the country gets. and he reveals plans to invest millions to upgrade england's roads and nose to nose with with maori elders, the duke and duchess of sussex arrive in new zealand.

keep in mind seattle lost its nba team ten years ago when the sonics relocated to oklahoma city. d ten years ago kevin durant was a rookie for the seattle supersonics. >> no. >> he was back in seattle tonight. the crowd loved it. he even wore that old school shawn kemp sonics jersey. k.d. then addressed the crowd before the game. you don't see this happening very often at all. he said he hopes seattle gets another nba team. how about that? not just k.d. all sorts of bay area legends who spent time in seattle were at the game. we saw gary payton, say hello to pete carroll, and bill russell the hall of famer. as for the game itself, k.d. was just loving it. the guy was all over the floor. the warriors blow out the sacramento kings in seattle 122-94. the real season, by the way, tips off october 16th. >>> on the ice now, the sharks down in l.a. an overtime thriller against the kings. the sharks in the white jerseys here. kevin labank with the game-winning goal. the sharks get their first win of the season 3-2 overt kings. >>> okay. if you didn't play tonight, we are all still in luck

city. now things have changed here. back in 1991 it was the last soviet republic to declare independence, ten days before the collapse ofon. since then it has been under the control of president nazarbayev who moved the capital north to the purpose—built city of astana. one thing is clear, this country has undergone a tumultuous period. but through it all nature has continued to play a vital role for the once nomadic people here, and for travellers who visit. you start to get a sense of that at the green bazaar. there has been a market here since before soviet times. this is fermented horse milk, which has been around since the nomadic times and they say it is a cure for tuberculosis. it's a strong taste. the aftertaste is almost like you are smoking a cigar. i don't know why, but that is exactly what it tastes like. very sharp, though, very intense taste. some russian influences have remained, but some of the old kazakh traditions that had been suppressed under the soviets are once again bubbling to the surface. like faith in tengriism, calling on nature through shamans, known as baksys. arman, my friend! i wanted to f

the companies will pay more than $400 million to ten california cities and counties to clean up leadaint from housing that was built before 1951. that includes homes in san francisco, oakland, alameda and san mateo. a santa clara lawyer who led the lawsuit says this is a major victory for the tens of thousands of children poisoned by lead paint. >>> san mateo police are searching for a burglar targeting cars. it was all caught on camera. police say this man was on west 20th avenue on sunday morning checking out cars. at least one car was burglarized. the burglar was caught on several home surveillance cameras. san mateo has a program that lets neighbors register their surveillance system its for investigators to review if needed. police say there is an even better an simpler way to help protect your neighborhood. >> it's important for you to get to know your neighbors and you communicate with each other. it's the most effective way to prevent time. >> here's a close look at some still pictures of this case, of the suspect here, so if you have any information, you're urged to call san

city. i think half of the top ten worst garages in the city -- brother and number of large garages in the city are owned by them and half of them are owned by the city. they are a property manager for many city lots. [please stand by] >> look at autoburglary crime trends and see what we can do together. that's bolstering the city and the police department's smart park campaign and doing analyzes and things i just described with impark and mta. also referenced, our office has a register your camera portal on our website. we built the citywide maps of cameras that are city-owned or have been voluntarily supplied by the businesses and community that's available to law enforcement. i think those cameras are both preventative in the sense of deterring people, but they provide a great source of evidence and information towards successful prosecutions. lastly, i know we have a full agenda today. what are some of the outcomes we're seeing with csus data-driven approach. we know that autoburglaries are down overall 15% since last year, and they're down in every single district except two and in those t

city. i think half of the top ten worst garages in the city -- brother and number of large garages in the city are owned by them and half of them are owned by the city. they are a property manager for many city lots. [please stand by]

i am going to have to move at least five miles, maybe even ten miles outside of the city to get an affordable'm not asking for, like, a mansion, i'm just asking for a suitable family home. our parent 's problem be bought houses for a few thousand pounds. significantly lower percentages of their income. yes, whereas now it is hundreds of thousands of pounds. the money we save the deposit is what they probably pay for their first homes. lots of people under 35 will understand that feeling. peter runs an estate agents over the road.|j can't remember the last time i that i saw somebody in their 20s who was out there looking to go and buy a house through me. it is couples, and they are older, people buying together a lot more, sometimes even friends buying together to try and make the mortgage more affordable. but it is a rarity. affording a home isa but it is a rarity. affording a home is a problem for young people across the country, not just is a problem for young people across the country, notjust here in york. but the government say the situation is improving. they say that last year more fir

internet but rather the archives of the state of venice millions of documents spanning ten centuries of the city's history are stored in eighty kilometers of shelves they include birth and death certificates business registers and notarized deals along with other documents both valuable and commonplace. yes. with these priceless archives it will be possible to reconstruct nearly day by day the life of the city and its residents to form a kind of google ahead of its time. how can we access such a large quantity of information. the venice time machine project begun by the city of venice and the acorn party technique figure i lose out on the e.p.l. is trying to once of this question. when it's time machine it up events time machine project which aims to create new tools for navigating through the thousand years of the nation and european history based on a major digitization of the venice archives of the new movies as your discussion of the idea is essentially to transform the dozens of kilometers of documents that we have into an open information system on there will be accessible via new navigation

city build which is our construction pre apprenticeship program which has been running in the city for over ten years. we would like to replicate the success of the model that we have for city build into this preapprenticeship training. so we would like to focus on the key six components of the city grow training program which will be focused on outreach and to decode meant which would help our community-based organizations to conduct the recruitment strategy to help disadvantaged people to gain entry into the program and as it is outlined in the cannabis section and the police code. and secondly the community-based organizations will be conducting intake and assessment strategies which will help us to assess individuals and get them entry into the program. we will be recruiting candidates in the job readiness program which will be an intensive 1-2 week training program which will focus on the major components of the cannabis industry overview. clear explanations and career pathways, life skills caps off scale developed in job readiness and job skills. later on we'll be conducting a process in

city councilmembers. i don't need any on-the-job training to call them up and begin to have those meetings necessary to address the specific problems in the areas. we've got tenzing cities in this district. each of them has their own unique needs, their own areas of interest but i know that i'll be a reference and they could bring them together for the comedies of artistic and helpless for greater san diego as well. >> let's get back out today and see if we can one more question oceanside for the candidates. >> right here. henry, 25, also i decided and you live in carlsbad. go ahead. >> bikini, candidates. my question is studies that showed freeway expansion encourages more use overton and does not reduce traffic or pollution. how would you change policies at the federal level in order to meet public and environmental needs? >> back to you guys. levin: we need to invest in mass. levin: , clean transportation and that's exactly what i would do. i think we're using an outdated model when only talk about freeway expansion. we've got some extraordinarily sustainable communities in our district come cities that have started down the path towards commodity choice a

the city devastated by an earthquake and tsunami a month ago is now facing a health crisis torrential rains threaten to spread malaria and dengue fever at least twenty two hundred people died and tens of thousands were left homeless by the disaster when heaven halts from city. in the ashes of disaster some can find value even a month on in the ruins there's no shortage of scrap that can provide income which for so many people was taken away by the earthquake and tsunami. the indonesian government's emergency response phase has come to an end meaning the search for bodies has finished which many here believe was done too soon. and his wife were working on the beach when the tsunami struck their three year old son is still missing and you'll come on i'm on a will. look the refugee camps i went all around the mountains i've been everywhere and i can't find them i've looked for almost a month. it's stalled there may be thousands of people still unaccounted for but the government said it had no choice but to call off the search really believe if you continue your question it will be counterproductive because you know when you get the body also it will be a health problem of health is on

the eastern german city now begin to has helped the rise of the far right and if tea party which placed third in germany's parliamentary elections last year. burned open minded. some ten thousand people marched through the german city calling for love not hate inclusion and respect the state of saxony is premie i also took part in the protest you know. come on now morning ladies and gentlemen it's up to us to make our country open minded and friendly so that children and young people feel welcome here so that people from other regions can choose to come here and i'm glad to see so many people here today who want exactly that. too much as you know. they came together in defiance of another rally of the anti immigrant piggy to movement. is the acronym for pottery arctic europeans against the islam isolation of the west. the banners warning the german chancellor that her days a numbered the group as well can the fourth anniversary of its founding. in twenty fourteen and held its first so-called evening stroll through to. support for its regular rallies swell during the migration crisis but its momentum appears to be fizzling out piggy does rally on sunday with five thous

we all know the bay area in new york city are very expensive austin, ten years ago and no one would have imagined that i would be talking about this in the context of the middle class being priced out. but like seattle and other cities since 2012 and well had to tell you this. the economics of housing have radically changed. what i'm here today to tell you. austin is really at a crossroads. you can follow the leader that san francisco did when the first .com boom happened in the '90s and have all of these high-tech workers. and you can build a lot more housing. you don't have the oracle employees the working and middle class. of how what is exactly happen. i go over 12 cities the story is often the same. i'm i am a boomer myself. i have to confess. the boomer home owners that bought when things are cheap. they are by pricing out millenials. also making climate change worse. we don't want any apartment belts in our neighborhood. build them in the suburbs. those folks drive in creating greenhouse gas emissions. being an environmentalist is more than driving a previous and recycling. that's

three of the nations top ten most pensionive cities. are right here. according to to property management company. san francisco is right behind new york. with average price of $3,500 per month. cheaper in the south bay. rent in san jose averages $2,800 a month. oakland is number four on the list. nationwide. monthly rent is $2,300. >> tracking a developing story in san francisco. hundreds of marriott hotel workers walked off the job. this is live picture from the sky ranger. the marriott marquee on fourth and mission. large police presence to make sure things stay calm. some of the protestors are sitting in the middle of the street blocking traffic. several sheets are shut down. which is not good for the evening commute. there have been similar demonstrations across the country. workers say they need higher pay better working conditions. okay the stand off with san francisco. by defying the city order and taking down the rest of the protective scaffolding along one side of the building. at the center of this dispute is a cracked window on the 36th floo

jenelle morales was just ten years old when a devastating earthquake struck mexico city in one thousand nine hundred five the quake damaged her family's apartment and the government moved them to distant shack around seventy families who lost their homes in that earthquake still live in this county ca going to be up at the gala the government raised our hopes and then abandon us politicians have promised that they won't allow a repeat of what happened after the earthquake in one thousand and five but the cost and complexity of housing hundreds of people living in camps is a major task and one that many people here think the government failed. the official death toll in indonesia some more than twelve hundred as rescuers reach remote areas cut off by friday's earthquake and tsunami. hello again i'm suited and this is al jazeera live from london also coming up five months after its national elections iraq finally gets a new president and prime minister designate a. new york state has it's investigating allegations that u.s. president donald trump helped his parents hide millions of dollar

the city has spent over $70 million in the last ten years fighting discrimination lawsuits. that's $70 million that could have been used to expand city services. [mic is silent] >> supervisor kim: thank you. thank you very much. >> good afternoon, board of supervisors. my name is aaron kramer, a registered nurse at san francisco general hospital. and i'm proudly standing here to make a stand against racism and discrimination of all forms. motto of san francisco general hospital is treat all patients with compassion and respect. and a lot of the times i feel that we can't achieve that goal if management can't even treat our employees that way. and i'm standing here today to represent a group of union members, 15 members that were laid off at the end of the fiscal year. these members are women, these members are minorities, and they were laid off as needed retirees, seen as making too much money or whatever you want to call it, but sure they are prop f, as needed, but the hospital has suffered a vacancy rate of rns for 10% or more for several, several months now. we have a nati