one question for the bla. i wanted to know if you took into consideration -- if i'm not misunderstanding the city administrator's office is what they are saying about when it comes to leases, did you take into consideration that we could possibly -- if placing money on budget reserve would slow down the process, that means that we would be in a lease and that a building will be sitting empty because it would not be allocated. hold on. we have to get your mic on. >> i don't like this mic. the moneys are appropriated. they are available. all they have to do is come and be released. there's the leasing and then there is the tenant -- the tenant improvement cost. the board still has to approve the lease. so it's kind of irrelevant if the lease has not come to the board for approval. >> thank you very much. i want to give the city administrator a chance to respond. >> the leases were approved in may. >> i have a question. >> on may 17th at budget and finance. >> all right. hold on. >> maybe i need some clarification

we're in agreement with the bla recommendations in their report. i am happy to answer any questions. >> supervisor kim: thank you. and before we go to the budget legislative analyst, i did have a few questions on these items. so, i know that we lost the federal continuum of care grant, or it was not renewed by hud and the explanation was that because the cost of housing is so much more that they reduced the number of units they renewed. is the overall contract with hud the same amount? but with less units? or i just want -- >> so, structurally, the amount we've been getting from hud through the continuum of care process has increased every year, however, the fair market rent level did increase greatly which is a big support for the projects. and we're trying to add new projects to the continuum of care funding every year because that's a big benefit to the city. because of that, the lowest scoring projects are not funded. so projects which do not follow the model are at a disadvantage in the scoring. >> supervisor kim: my follow-up question, one of

the first request for detail we had on the project was the bla request. we provided what we thought was more than comprehensive detail. if it's not we can come back. >> if you think about it, that's kind of like the argument as to why it should be on budget reserve. until the bla made the request these numbers have not come to the budget and finance committee. >> yeah. >> so that's where i'm uncomfortable. i like putting things on budget review. i think it's fun because that's when you really get to know about what is going on, where these dollars are being spent. so when you're in walgreens or in safeway and someone is asking you why are you spending this much money you can see with authority this is what i heard in committee and being able to be accountable for every dollar on reserve. colleagues, any other discussions? no? nothing? okay. i want to see if the department -- the department, is there anything else that you guys want to share? any last minute closing arguments? >> for this particular item or other items? >> for this particular one. >> no oth

for this one particular job and so we want you to not up but up two times i guess to stick with the bla's language this classification. that is creating a 44% increase. now if you would have come to the board of supervisors and said this is our original classification, this is what we want for this job i don't know if i would have voted for that. can you understand? put yourself in my position, how i kind of feel tricked. >> i can understand it, supervisor, yes. >> what's your name, adam? >> ken. >> kent. >> ken. >> i like you. i think that you're good looking. i think that you look good in that suit. it's certainly not you. i don't think that i've ever met you. i can appreciate the position that you're trying to defend and i'm just looking to make sure that we are -- that you can appreciate where i am and the seat that i sit in and understand a little bit of my frustration, particularly because i've just been at the forefront of this entire conversation as it relates to cannabis so i know about the permitting back up and i know about the scaling up and creating an online presence and bas

let me ask the bla, do you guys have a report on the ocii b udget? if not that's fine. i'm just checking in. >> there's no report supervisor. we will not have a report on that budget as i understand t. >> thank you. are you ready? >> i am. >> the floor is yours. >> good afternoon supervisors. thank you for hearing this item. i intend to be short and sweet. i'm following introductions. the first slide is on the strategic code. ocii goal is to create clean, safe community using diverse and inclusive workforce. we also build community u tilizing diverse and inclusive workforce as i'm showed by contracting and workforce program. we work in three project areas. mission base, build out this project will provide 22,000 new housing units over 7700 which will be affordable 35%. 400 acres of open space and 14 million of square foot of commercial space. ocii purpose is to start cycle of development. investment in development increases property taxes. which is further used to repay and reimburse the developers as well as to fund affordable h ousing. when you look at this chart, you

, so we're not going to hear back from the bla reporting back to us this week. there will be a public comment at the end of the department hearings. i've asked each department to keep focused on strategic remit, service changes and to focus on significant changes from last year's budgets. again, i've asked their presentations to be no longer than ten minutes. again, i'll begin with the airport. >> clerk: madam chair, may i read the items? >> supervisor cohen: yes, please. could you please call item numbers one, two, and three together. [agenda items read ] right.pervisor cohen: al thank you very much. i will read the order of the departments that will be presented. first we will hear from the san francisco international airport, followed by the library, department of the environment, san francisco employee retirement system, the rent board, building inspection, and the san francisco unified school --dixcuse me, i'm sorry. the san francisco international airport, the port of san francisco, sf library, mta, child services, the law library, rent board, appeals boar

he is the bla that conducted the study of the municipal fiber a few years ago that had slightly different cost estimates than whis most recent report. don't you share your thoughts with us. >>speaker: our report was issued in march of 2016 and prior to that in 2014 we prepared a report for supervisor marr but the 2016 report the focus oft was on the different approaches that could fir network, a ubiquitousnl municipal fiber network including fully public municipal network, the private sector approach and then the public/private partnership. our conclusion was th every approach had advantages and disadvantages and risks but the public private partnership reduced some of the costs it might incu.we obtained cost infn from aonsultant to dt. this was before the ctc work had been done. the cost estimateser lower. the highest was about $867 million to build the network and that was compld in to 15 and the ctc report came out two years later and had higher numbers as you have seen today. passage of time and they did a much more detailed analysis of utility polls and what is available and what wou

since the bla does not have a report for us, i'm happy to take a motion to move this item. madam clerk do we need to take public comment? any member of the public like to comment on item four. public comment is closed. make a motion to move the recommendation for the j uly 17th board meeting. second supervisor sheehy. thank you. any other business before the body? ladies and gentlemen we're adjourned. thank you. [adjourned]. >> working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrate and dynamic city on sfroert of the art and social change we've been on the edge after all we're at the meeting of land and sea world-class style it is the burn of blew jeans where the rock holds court over the harbor the city's information technology xoflz work on the rulers project for free wifi and developing projects and insuring patient state of at san francisco general hospital our it professionals make guilty or innocent available and support the house/senate regional wear-out system your our employees joy excessive salaries but working for the city and county of san

let's see what she's talking, i will compare it against the bla, and the mayor ka's office and w can figure out what rvisse costs are goino be few, did have -- no? okay. i don't think we have any other questions for you. is there any other information that you want to present? no? >> no. >> supervisor cohen: oh, i'm sorry, i didn't mean to swer for you. >> i'll take your lead. no. heopportunity, andll you ne week. >> supervisor cohen: all right. thank you. good to see you all. thank you. all right. next, we're going to hear from the la library. >> if you turn to the second slide, the highlights of some of our services include attorney reference librarians assistance. four people, whether they're lay people or attor. they have some portions of our collections that aren't found elsewhere. one of them, it has to do with the complete history of the california code of regulations. [please stand by for captioner switch]

he'sck the bla teen that was shots and killed by a pittsburgh police officer. tuesday a crowd marched to downtown pittsburgh in the latest c theyhanted and demanded justice. the protesters are demanding the prosecutor in the case leave his post for failing to convict the officer who sset ro a family member says they will not rest until there is a conviction. >> someone in inou saiis is targeting homeless people with a paints gun. they began about a month ago. the most recent was sunday nig a reporter in saint louis was there when the suspect launched his attack and sped off in a car. one of the vehicle tempts said he was sitting around with friends when he wasasitt month. >> next thing we know, boom, boom, i'm hit,'m i hit. one guy run, one guy ran, one guy, you know, everybody running for their lives. >> the attacks have taken place near a homeless shelter in thet e victims say the attackers are sending a hurtful message and they're hoping police will make some arrests. >> they once walked on the mn bu life on earth has been tough these days for formerbu astro

students have done outrageous things that caught his eye woulcauses iwould give y administrators more of the bla blame. >> do you have a microphone? >> yes, and a booming voice. [inaudible] we have been working in the media in the college campuses [inaudible] from your point of view looking at the headlines in regards to campus each what grade would you give? >> i want to thank you for your introduction is correct the misimpression your generosity created. it's true that back in the day never as often or as well as clarence did. i gave the group exactly because the time i was on was so horrible i was never asked back. [laughter] so we've been on plenty of other panels i hope to get beyond the low bar i set for myself. [inaudible] maybe i am the least optimistic appeared. i would say maybe c- or d+ and i don't bring to the debate some of these issues the other panelists do seems the purpose is to expand the knowledge and understanding to challenge the presuppositions to teach students how to think and sometimes make students feel uncomfortable and while there's always been sort of a pendulum swin

i just want to signal to the bla, do you guys have a report for item five? okay. after they present we will hear from you. so let's hear on item 5 -- this is just to release the reserve funds for the office of small business and office of economic workforce development. great. we'll hear the budget presentation after this. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i first want to thank you for sending in the request for the release of the $306,250 and budget for the legacy business program and for the budget analyst recommendation to approve the release. i believe supervisor yee is the only one on the finance committee at the time this appropria appropriate request was put on reserve. so i just want to see what transpired and why it's there. in april of 2016 then supervisor david compos introduced an appropriation ordnance for $343,5 $343,559. $37,109 to fund a legacy business program and for the remainder of the fiscal year 2015/16. it was determined that oawd has enough funds to fund the position and this was struck from the appropriation request and the remaining $306,250

>>be growingr of lawmakers both sides of the aisleg bla pruitt. nt expanded investigation to address allegations. made the request today asking the investigations be eedited so decision can be made to begin formal protective action. >> psident trump praised for work and said three different times i'm happy of certain things. >> whs ready for 2020. >> circle july 13th through 16th on calendar. those are the dates for democrat convention far earlier than party held in two decades. first moving because of damage done in 2016 divide from sanders and clinton that hurt of the party. not that the political atmosphere any less heated more than 20 likely candidates. moving the convention to allow m moree for tensions to cool after nominee selected. leaders want to hold it before summer olympics beginning july 24th. earlier date giveinee more time to spend general election funds. not going to be . that's doing b theeball all-star game in the middle july 14th z. they are scoping out eight potential cities.here we . take a look at them. show the full graphic h

i want to thank the bla or what they can do. it would be nice to help us to help out more homeless people. what i want to let you know it is, if you see the smiles on the basis of all the homeless people that we help that comes to the hospitality house, it is priceless. we need more money to help them out. i have a man who gets directions wrong. when he started acting sporadic, he can't help himself. once they went to the doctor, and they gave them his medicine, he is back to normal. he is not a criminal, he just needs help. thank you for the cuts, but help us help them get back on their feet. we are trying to navigate them out of poverty and back into a normal life. it is hard but we need to help. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. thank you. next speaker. >> hello i'm a representative of larkin street youth services and a current client. i would like to thank the budget analysts for their current cuts. i would like to thank you for your hard work making cuts to find more funding for homeless services. we urge you to fin

on leave the blá alone. s talking to the grandfather when the grandmother all the sudden walks back to the pool to yell at their family. the hotel issued a statement saying they don't condone that kind of language and have apologized to the banks family. ( james ) coming up.... the polls are now open... and we're breaking down the measures and propositions you'll see on the ballot... from affordable housing for teachers to a ban on flavored tobacco. tobacco. ♪ tobacco. ice cream inspired iced coffee is here at dunkin' in the flavors you love, cookie dough, pistachio and butter pecan. and now, enjoy any medium iced coffee for $1.50. america runs on dunkin'. (james)(darya) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (anny hong:) a noted cooling trend will continue for inland areas through midweek as an upper trough arrives along the west coast and strong onshore flow continues. temperatures across the region will cool below normal for tuesday and

. >>> the city of cupertino could generate millions of dollars of the new tax revenue if the new bla ballot proposal goes forward. taxing businesses for r every employee. nothing was decided but if it does get the go ahead, cupertino voters could decide on the november ballot whether to pass the head count tax. the bay area city also considers this new tax including macronutrients vie mountain view. >>> amazon has a new division called hub. it is specifically for people live in apartments. here is how it works, delivery leaving a badge inside the hub and you will get a notice to pick up and you will use a code of your own one to get inside. it is not just for amazon delivery, the hub has packages of any central retailers. monthly services are available more than 500,000 people across the country and there is no fee to use it. >>> a consumer alert for anyone who have not used credit perks in a while, even though you see ads everyday. major banks are rolling back credit card benefits and discovery dropped extended warrantees on products that you buy. chase is getting rid of price protec

the suit accuses police of excessive force, unlawful arrest and targeting brown because he is bla. ce chief has apologize ottoday brown who is charged. three officers were suspended. >>> tonight, federal health officials say smoking in america has hit an allime low. about 14% of u.s. adults were smokers last year. that's down 16% from the year before. the new numbers also show fewer high school students are taking up the habit, but there are still more than 30 million adult smokers in the u.s. >>> and if you're tired of trips to the pharmacy, one of the largest drugsre chains cvs will deliver prescriptions right to your door. it will cost $4.99 and medications will arrive in one or two days. the move comes amid speculation that amazon will get into the prescription drug busine>>. when we come back, summer, sand and one spectacur competition. our nightly snapshot is comin up next. always have been. when i found out i had age-related macular degeneration, amd, i wanted to fight back. my doctor and i came up with a plan. it includes preservision. only preservision areds 2 has the exact

the russia probe. g.o.p. lawmakers blaing the doj can make using the department of intimidation.ney general jeff sessions denies the allegations. >> i'm confident that deputy rosenstein, 28 years and the department of justice, did not improperly threaten anyone. but we do believe that we have tried to be cooperative with him. >> jesse: the comments have outrage lawmakers, including committee member jim jordan. >> what is the attorney general saying? not rosenstein hasn't complied with devin nunes 's subpoena. >> jesse: seems like a turf war. the doj protecting their people. they probably did some bad things and they don't wanted to get out. house oversight committee just wants information. they are threatening each other. where's it going? >> kimberly: a little bit of a true foreign posturing back and forth. curious what the truth really is in regard to the situation but i keep thinking about, people say what about sessions and president trump? should he remove jeff sessions? then rosenstein is in his place? i don't think so. of course is going to try to protect and a good way an

the u.s.-led mission. inn interview from their headquarters, they t bla carnage on the islamic state's use of human shiel. >> the people of raqqa,we they definitely grateful for the removal of the islamic state from raqqa. as you went inhere liberators. shouldn't you have served the people of raqqa better? >> i think we serve the people of raqqa to the best of our ability and againstsen enemy thattactics that no one suspected used. again, we are the ones that liberated raqqa. did it come at a price? sure, but it is a time of war and that is what happens sometime but we went to extreme levels to avoid innocent civilians. three homes belonging to a family were destroyed by american airstrikes year and a half ago. they still have the remnants of one of the u.s. bombs which killed nine of the family. but that isot all they have g they have had no official visit from investigators. the boys have lost theirr moth, thandparents, and their cousins. us nobodyold contacted them to apologize or even to say that they made a mistake. they have not received anything. it is like all of your family is here, and suddly do

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the hospital. >>> president trump is assigning new bla to the border policy enforcement. >> in a tweet, he saysti sepa immigrant children from families at the u.s., mexico family border is the democrats' fault. meantime, protests on the issue continue a the country. department of homeland security says in six-week riod, nearly 2,000 kids have been taken from parents, held in government rs shel the trump administration hopes to change the criteria to gain asylum into the united states. hoping splitting up families when they arrive will deter others from coming, many across the aisle disagree. he could stop it if he wanted to. all he has to do is pick up the phone, say stop taking babies from their mothers. that's entirely within the power ited e president of the states >> department of justice will wh not stand idlyile our laws are defi and undermined. >> they plan to add 1600 more beds at facilities near the border to accommodate all of the minors being detained. >> meet the press moderator chuck todd will join us later to talk about the pelicy and what is on the show later on nbc4. >>> the candi

fails is it that bad particularly if you overlay that with the quotes political crisis that's facing and bla merkel. potentially it is but in actual fact second is already suspended i mean that's one of the things about the e.u. we keep talking about things that could happen that are actually already happening . suspended between one member states right now the italian border with france effectively c.-o. this is the border with austrian that's why people are trapped in a city and that's why the resentment is building up in it. so i think the approach from for a pragmatist like counts right now is to go beyond to the rhetoric and the grandstanding and the grand statements about the future of europe and its basis and really work on practical solutions so that we can actually enjoy it in europe and by law actually tried out for agreements that once that notice referred to a probably one of the instruments that will be used to achieve that and yes it will have multiple tires european cooperation but that's already a fact we have to we have shango we have various arrangements which don't include

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trashing the special council's investigation with bla tet tant lies. ying to intimidate them and trying to intimidate the special counsel and trash him. i think that trying to intimidate the special counsel will not work and hopefully when he comes out with the roeport, t will be very well-documented, i'm sure it will -- >> me ask you, when you say not work, what do you mean? or you mean that there will be mass pardons but other anxiouses? >> i was not addresses pardons, i said i don't think the pressure will work. if the president fired mueller -- >> what about -- what we are seeing these are signals, no? >> he is signaling that he will use pardons and potential witnesses. that may or may not work because he doesn't have to and might not necessarily deliver the pardon in the end. if i were michael cohen i would not depend on that given what we now how badly donald trump treated michael cohen. but it might work. and the misuse of pardons of the firing of mueller can create a constitutional crisis. >> i definitely agree that we don't know. it is certainl

fails is it that bad particularly if you overlay that with the quotes political crisis that's facing and bla merkel. potentially it is but in actual fact second is already suspended i mean that's one of the things about the e.u. we keep talking about things that could happen that are actually already happening . suspended between one member states right now the italian border with france effectively c.-o. this is the border with austrian that's why people are trapped in a city and that's why the resentment is building up in it. so i think the approach from for a pragmatist like johnson right now is to go beyond the rhetoric and the grandstanding and the grand statements about the future of europe and its basis and radio work of practical solutions so that we can actually enjoy it in europe and bilateral try to offer agreements that once that notice referred to a probably one of the instruments that will be used to achieve that and yes it will have multiple tires of european cooperation but that's already a fact we have to we have shango we have various arrangements which don't include all me

recommend to the opec member countries to strive to adhere to 100% compliance. ,lix: joining us is javier blas energy correspondent, who is on the ground in vienna. help me understand what went down and how much oil will be added to the market. javier: it depends on which minister you are listening to. it will be between 500,000 on the low side to one million on the high side. hasmessage is how this affected the market. saudi arabia says it will do whatever it takes to keep the market balanced. and ministers have said that the final increase will probably be closer to one million barrels a ,ay, more than to 600,000 a day but i think whatever you look at, the most important thing is this is an indication that saudi arabia is prepared to produce as much oil as needed. alix: where and how quickly, at least mario draghi can release a bazooka pretty fast, but how fast can these countries get online? javier: is very difficult from mario draghi. they can increase quite a lot and the saudi minister said a bit more, he disclosed that they have already started the process of producing more, so we will s

at the moment, the situation is calm and people are ok. many slept overnight. they had warm blaght. they had warm blankets from us. everything is calm. they come from libya, slavery, torture, and rape. the general conditions of the people are not that good. they need immediate evacuation. figures show there are fewer refugees arriving on europe's chores than three years ago. it seems attitudes are arguing against migrants. —— shores. —— hardening. right—wing parties have claimed victory in the past year. i think the problem is the other parties are talking the same. they are doing that to grab voters from right—wing parties. it is kind of difficult to get out of this. thank you very much for joining get out of this. thank you very much forjoining us on bbc world news this morning. thank you. thank you. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. there've been protests in the spanish town of pamplona where a court has ordered the provisional release of five men convicted of sexually assaulting a young woman, during the annual bull—running festival. in april, the

the equity markets. are tentative.es for daimler. blaming that for a lower expectation on for daimler. bla profits. n the sector as a result. by futures point higher up .2 of 1% but the asian equity session was weaker, msci asia down .6 of 1%. let's talk about the bank of england. they look set to wait a little longer before following up on last year's interest rate hike. that is after a run of mixed economic data. a good england announces its time -- at 12 noon u.k. bank of england announces its decision at 12:00 new u.k. time. the window is time closing for k carney, the unreliable boyfriend to raise rates in 2018. is a rate hike off the agenda for 2018? we certainly think so. if we think back to me, they were concerned about the slowdown in growth that we saw in the first quarter. they thought it was temporary. they were standing put waiting to see if that was the case. at the time, they signaled they thought that was temporary and growth continued to come in line with their forecasts. tightening would be necessary. since may, the data we have seen is mixed. delving beneath some of the better dat

while many are able to recognize the problem that -- the problems with some police forces generally they bla corruption on just a few bad apples. okay. just a few bad cops. you hear that all the time. how do you define the challenges that manifest -- how these challenges manifest themselves in the entire neighborhoods or entire communities? when you hear communities expressing they have had multiple interactions with the bad apples. say you have one officer that's a bad apple and they are assigned to a beat and you're getting a lot of complaints from the community, the community is coming to you, the police commission, how would you handle this? >> well rg i would -- well, i would encourage those in the neighborhoods to file a formal complaint. i would want to see dpa investigate those complaints. make a determination as to whether or not, you know, that particular officer wasn the wrong. >> supervisor cohn: in your statement and also in your answer you referenced heavily the department of police accountability. can you talk to me about your understanding of the role and function of dpa? >>

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the significance of this meeting is that don jr. thought he was meeting with someone that was going to provide dirt about health care heal hillary clinton. he wanted to talk about adoptions. finally bla finally what's really important here is that the president's lawyers have been making arguments to the special council. now some of them publicly why the president should not be subjected to an interview and it seems at least from everything we know that that's not working. >> this issue of whether a president can be compelled, the courts have never been crystal clear about it. for instance, going all the way back to to thomas jeffer son. you think we have problems today. of course he had killed secretary of state alexander hamilton. he did ultimately submit personal papers for the court to consider. nixon never personally testified. the only example are situations where presidents have voluntarily agreed to testify. bill clinton did that. it is still an open question whether he could be compelled to appear in front of a grand jury. >>> the president accusing the mueller team of leaking this letter. who do you think has helped more by having it out there? >> there has not been a lot o

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warming up into the southeast and kona could touch fourteen celsius in adelaide i've also in a melbourne getting into a double figures there into new zealand by a large it does look blas leitch drive a little more cloud just sliding through the tasman that will eventually make its way in across the western side of the country over the next couple days but ten celsius there for christ church on saturday go on sunday and getting up to thirteen degrees is that wall right gradually makes its way through said turning increasingly wet and study increasingly wet to across southern parts of japan big downpours coming here and also for south korea. on counting the cost the european union is trying to change we'll look at the reasons why the economic cost of violence in mexico plus the timber companies accused of endangered the world's second largest rainforest. counting the cost on. the afghan national army. guardians of a country ravaged by decades of war and occupation abandoned by its liberate his. young men who know that each day could be the last it to continue to fight for a future free from chaos. on a stone's battle and witness documentary on al-jazeera. zero. other i'

>two of the suspects are described as men in their late teens..one bla ack man, medium build, light complexion, with short dark hair, wearing a black puffy jacketthe other, a hispanic man 5'4, skinny build, wearing blue hooded jacket and blue jeans it is unknown what led to the altercation but anwith formation is asked to call police.live in san francisco, gayle ong kron4 news. (jrstone)in the wake of san francisco police's warning about safety during pride week.. a man is robbed at knife-point.this happened early this morning in the castro area.. around diamond and 20th. and now police are searching for multiple suspects responsible for the arawspoke to the victim... and joins us live in the castro with that story.. hermela? (michelle) heavy rain and flooding in houghton county, michigan is taking out roads and impacting local businesses.more than 60 sinkholes and wash-outs have been reported in the area. sewer lines were exposed as well.residents are advised to seek shelter and be on the look out for any flash floods....as more rain is in the forecast tonight.for more on this... let's bring

he's focusing on cases where he argued the justice system unfairly treated celebrity figures. rod bla- goya-vich began serving a 14 year sentence in 2012..he was a contestant on trump's 'celebrity apprentice' tv show in 2010. stewart hosted an 'apprentice' spin-off show. some political observers speculate the president mightbe sending a message to political allies who are under investigation -- perhaps signalling that he's in a position to eventually help 'them' out too.. grant and vicki? (grant) the state senate approved a bill allowing -- but not requiring -- seven california cities to extend alcohol sales as late as 4 a-m. (grant) sb-905 is intended for bars, nightclubs and restaurants to extend their hours. san francisco and oakland are among the list of approved cities. state senator scott weiner says this bill will allow all seven cities to decide what is best for the community. if approved-- the bill would go into effect in 20-21... but it still must pass through the assembly. (grant) the next time you visit a sit-down restaurant... you might ánot get a straw with your drink. t

getting into or double figures into new zealand by and large it does look blas leach rob a little more cloud just sliding through the tasman that will eventually make its way in across the western side of the country over the next couple days but ten celsius for christchurch on saturday go on sunday and getting up to thirteen degrees is that warm right he makes his way through said turning increasingly wet senate steady increase to across southern parts of japan big downpours coming here and also for south korea. every year in pakistan hundreds of women are victims of so-called honor killings one on one east searches for the truth in a case that exposes the growing clash between old beliefs and modern life on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every. welcome back reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera the bodies of three young migrant children have been recovered along libya's coastline another one hundred people are missing after their boat capsized spanish rescue ship says it's a little bit not to respond to a distress call in the same area gaza's health minister says two people one of them a thirteen year old b

. >>> in the pdistrict,ice are searching for a gunman who shot an injured a man in northwest. this happened this afternoon near bla cedar street, we're told victim was conscious when he was taken to hospital for treatment. no details. >>> no word on what caused a deadly csh in prince george's county county. a car and a motorcycle ht and r died. the driver and passengers were injured, but they're expected to make full recovery. >>> a new jersey arts and music festival turned into a shooting rampage early this morning, gunshots rang out before 3:00 a.m. one person killed, 22 others injured. tonight pole say killed was 33-year-old wells and he was at least one of two gunmen. brian llenas more from trenton >> it's sad that it was -- it was such a way to bring everybo ruined. >> reporter: it was supposed to be an all nightni commu celebration of art, music and culture intrent, new jersey. but after a number of early morning fights sunday, police organizers thede eventd to be shut down, while is disturbing, shots rang out. th police say is connected to local gang activity. witnesses describe a chaotic scene as th ran fo

in response to m mayor de blas's announcement about new policies for marijuanana arrests, vocal-y and the drug policy alliance released a statement saying -- "it's frustrating that as the new york state health department moves toward legalization, the city is continuing its shameful history of racist marijuana enforcement." activists and community members will gather today at noon on the steps of city hall to protest the new marijuana policy. in yemen, there are reports that -- a u.s.-backed saudi-led coalition have seized the airport in the crucial port city of hodeidah. hundreds of fighters have been killed and thousands of civilians have been forced to flee their homes since the u.s.-backed, saudi-led coalition launched an all-out offensive against hodeidah week ago. international groups have warned the u.s.-backed offensive to seize hodeida will exacerbate the humanitarian crisis in yemen, which is already experiencing the world's worst chcholera epididemic in the word with more than 1 1illilion peopl afflicted and with millions more on the brink of famine. meanwhile, the associated p

and i can't specifically talk about the transaction itself because of the client relationships that we have. but it is i think em blathe marketplace we're seeing in terms of vertical integration that implicit in the deal, but more broadly in terms of sector convergence and a really, really robust deal market. we're seeing the first five months of 2018 having record levels of m&a activity. we've seen nearly a trillion dollars of net m&a activity through the first five months which is 80% higher than last year at this time. the month of april had $245 billion worth of m&a activity. and that was a record level i the last 10 years and actually the last time we saw deal activity at that level was 2007. so it's a significant and very hoteal market right now. i think the -- >> maria: there's a lot of cash out there. >> kelly, do these vertical deals tend to work? i think about the last big deal that time warner was involved in with aol where you had a content provider and a pipes company getting together and that was a disaster. what do you think about these kind of vertical integrations? >> it's a great question. i think