the state. and some facts. new york city owns the transit authority. new york city historically has always fun to at twice the level of the day. its state has now funded four times. marcia: will the state of the shortfall? the state cannot find the mta without sharing it with the city. if they would do 50/50, i would do it. marcia: you do not think you should try to send as a message in good faith just to do it this one time? i want to find a $33 billion plan. that is what we need to fix the subways. not with theit, one step at a time, incremental approaches. we had something, and the city would not find it. it got delayed. -- the city would not fund it. need the city and the state to both share the fiscal responsibility. marcia: ok, your time is up. , would you do away with the fare hike and have the state cap the shortfall? think it ises, i unconscionable that we're thinking about -- governor cuomo is thinking about raising the fares on a system that is so poor. as someone on their each day, i know firsthand how the rates have tripled under governor c

the finances of the state. we can't pick it up. it would be impossible. it's a shared citytate responsibility, and i said let's do it 50-50. let's do congestion pricing. that's the honest, truthful answer on the facts, not on politics. nixon: we have a . cuomo: i fought for congestion pricing, not comprehensive congested pricing. cuomo:.cuomo: i fought for it vy hard. the senate wouldn't pass it, why do have a republican senate? .. that is not true, and if you knew facts, you would know that. ms. nixon: yes you did. >> host: we are going to move on. you moved to a single-payer health care system known as medicare for all. everybody would be covered. a rand corporation study found this would cost $139 billion, almost the size of the state budget. how do you plan to make this happen? >> the rand corporation said it would be a tremendous savings for new york state. we can ensure all our people by a single-payer medicare for all system. we can do it cheaper and with no co-pay, no deductible and 98% of new yorkers would pay less for their healthcare. >> host: this same study fou

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next the city of austin love the skyline may have to rethink its name austin texas of course the report from the city's equity office raised the issue that the texas state capitol was named after a supporter of slavery that is a sensitive issue for a city that's concealed is considered to be one of the most liberal in the whole country. so it seems leaving no stone unturned austin's equity office reviewed all the city's property on whether it had any connections or not to confederacy and they came up with a whole list of street names of monuments that they said should be changed all removed although you'll see that changing the city name is not let it happen any time soon as it would be given medium priority so if you live the don't panic yet anyway what's the controversy about let's go back to the history books a little bit so about this guy stephen f. austin the father of texas he was secretary of state of the new republic in the nineteenth century but he was a prominent slavery have occurred and even infamously said if slaves were emancipated they would turn into a menace he had slaves as domestic servants as well himself back there back to today how

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offensive because liberty's events it but the fact that texas is named that capital city is named for the person that started the colony in texas that became the state that's common instead the city council here in austin has made a few a few very bad decisions like banning yogurt so the city council would rather waste taxpayer money on frivolous ideas like this then actually doing real work while i felt or any of the stories this half hour for your interest why not delve a little bit deeper n r t dot com but stay with us no more great programs right ahead. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see of an. old maid just manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the flame and merry go round this is only the one percent. time we can all middle of the room sick. even you can keep the. fact. that. it's in the december morning and i'm on a bus headed down south from chinatown new york there breathless driver speeds up on the ice who really it's and traveling across the states in a snowstorm because of a book. w

the city of austin in the u.s. may have to rethink its name a report from the city's equity office raised the issue that the texas state capitol was named after a supporter of slavery and that's a sensitive issue for a city that's considered one of the most liberal in the whole country. austin's equity office reviewed in fact all of the city's property and whether it has any ties to the confederacy and they came up with a whole list of street names and monuments that should be changed or removed although changing the city name is not likely to happen any time soon as it seems to have been given only a medium priority now the controversy here lies with the city's namesake stephen austin the father of texas was secretary of state of the new republic in the nineteenth century but he was a prominent slavery advocate and even infamously said if slaves were emancipated they were turned into a menace he had slaves as well but back to the day naming the city after the state founder is common sense says media research relations consultant and local resident john griffin. we've got this push in texas to try to you know be carefu

the city of austin in the u.s. may have to rethink its name a report from the city's equity office raise the issue that that texas state capital was named after a supporter of slavery and i suppose sensitive issue for a city that is considered one of the most liberal in the whole country. so a bit more about what's going on here austin's equity office for a view to fight all the city's property on whether or not it had any ties to the confederacy and they came up with a whole list apparently of street names or monuments that should be changed all removed all virgo that being said as you can see it's got medium priority to change the city's name so it's not likely to happen anytime soon and more about this controversy what's happening here well it's all down to this guy steven austin he was the father of texas he was secretary of state for the republic of the nineteenth century but he was a prominent slavery and even infamously once said if slaves were emancipated they turned into a menace he had slaves apparently domestic servants as well but back to today naming the city for the state fodder is simply common sense tho

offensive because liberty's offensive the fact that texas is named that capital city is named for the person that started the colony in texas that became the state that's common instead the city council here in austin has made a few a few very rich decisions like banning yogurt so the city council would rather waste taxpayer money on frivolous ideas like this then actually doing real work. our business show boom bust start in minutes stay with us for the. rush is one of the countries in motion by capacity and all the very high population does that mean russia does need to be concerned about sustainability i would say yes absolutely you are no lucky situation where you have a lot of farm per person so to say you know you have a lot of wealth ecological wealth and but the word is very scarce so that's a huge economic advantage as well and saying wow this is an amazing farm let's look after it well because that's our asset that bill made a loss to live well in the long run. banks are playing the survival guide ecstacy news that long from the start simply penalties are. you serious and there you go instead of. acting. oh heck no good is a repatriati

the city of austin and the u.s. may have to rethink its neighbor report from the city's equity office raised the issue that the texas state capitol was named after a supporter of slavery and that's a sensitive issue for a city that's considered one of the most liberal in the whole country. we're fact austin's equity office reviewed all of the city's property whether or not had any ties to the confederacy and they came up with a whole list of street names and monuments that they thought should be changed or removed although it has to be said the cavite to all this changing the city name is not likely to happen any time soon as in the beginning medium priority anyway what's the controversy here a bit more detail well the guy in question is called stephen austin he's the father of texas there is he was secretary of state of the new republic in the nineteenth century but he was a prominent slavery advocate and even from some infamously once said if slaves were emancipated they turned into a menace he had slaves as domestic servants as well still naming the city after the state found common sense says media relations consultan

offensive because liberty's offensive but the fact that texas is named that its capital city is named for the person that started the colony in texas that became the state that's common sense the city council here in austin has made a few a few very bad decisions like banning it so the city council would rather waste taxpayer money on frivolous ideas like this then actually doing real work you are watching r t international donald trump's on the america first policy gets the crosstalk treatment next with peter and i guess stay tuned. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see you then. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you longs to be all for rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred trade per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar a i industrial park but don't let

the program. in new york city we have quite a few sites that are funded by the city, the city council, the states. a lot of government agencies are funding this work. some cities have had some private funding, philanthropy funding and whatnot. throughout-varies the country and the states that we were cap. host: our first phone call comes from detroit. caller: we're discussing psychological problems that people have, maslow came out with his hierarchy of needs, and these needs are what needs to be addressed. but we do not want to address these needs in school. you can't just walk out onto the street and tell people we need to change our behavior and all of these people are already suffering from conditioning from their early childhoods at five years old. discrimination, prejudice, it starts at an early age. if we don't interfere in those ages it's a waste of time trying to talk to a teenager that has already developed himself into a violent state of mind. we develop what i call, me, myself, and i syndrome where we don't consider anyone else but ourselves. we have serious needs that need to be chang

the world with more live music shows. and strength of a university city and its the state capital. it's also a sanctuary city for undocumented immigrants. was born in mexico she's twenty one years old and. documented immigrant. if somebody. dressed up as i was going on i want to say what all that. i said. i guess or that has just been asked mr. president. let me go to another not about. somebody. but i am proud to. separate. rank. was you know i've ended up on i guess. they had. nobody drives as carefully as undocumented immigrants. the slightest infraction could mean they'd risk being deported. that. is a dream that's what they call a grinch who crossed the border as mine as they cannot legally be accused of any infringement. women and also home and i'm thinking you know. obama issued an executive order in twenty twelve that aims to normalize this situation actually because you. seem to matter more than a president that trumps jack i'm not i am and that's always a problem i get each one only acts that are in the right how deep down it all got a mention of the best talent and also f

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the policies that we're involved in have major impacts on people's lives both here in the city and across the state nation. in 2017, california senate bill 649 was released. it would have capped the fees that cities such as ourselves would be able to charge telecom companies for the right to use or poll for their cell equipments, and it also would have taken away city's abilities to negotiate what the equipment looks like, where they could be placed, and potentially we could even be in a position where we would not be able to stop them putting equipment especially on our light poles. my name is emily lamb and i am director of policy affairs for the sfpuc. i really am involved with a team of people and building a strong coalition of a team of folks. we are working very closely to get this bill defeated and ultimately vetoed by governor brown. >> emily is one of those people who is a bright star with regards to her passion, her commitment, her tenacity and she's just a great, fun person. she's all of the things that you would want in an employee and an ambassador for our organization. >> my biggest t

offensive because liberty's offensive but the fact that texas is named that its capital city is named for the person that started the colony in texas that became the state that's common sense the city council here in austin has made a few a few very bad decisions like banning it so the city council would rather waste taxpayer money on frivolous ideas like this then actually doing real work. than bob way awaits the result of its first election since long time leader robert mugabe was ousted opposition supporters have gathered outside the electoral commission headquarters and quickly became agitated. so far only partial results have been released but the ruling is on opiah party is on course for a majority that puts incumbent president emerson long god was on course to stay in power it's fear that could lead to unrest despite a high turnout there widespread widespread claims of vote rigging observers have criticised the delay in declaring the final results and will give a further assessment later today the presidential election result isn't yet declared but the main opposition party has already declared its candidate as the winner these are live pictures

offensive because liberty's events it the fact that texas is named that it is capital city is named for the person that started the colony in texas that became the state that's common sense the city council here in austin has made a few a few very rich decisions like banning it so the city council would rather waste taxpayer money on frivolous ideas like this then actually doing real work. one hundred three passengers and crew have survived a plane crash in northern mexico eighty people who were on board have been treated in hospital for their injuries the pilot is said to be the most seriously hurt he's reportedly undergoing surgery after sustaining a spinal injury the early mexico flight which was heading from durango airport to mexico city crossed moments after takeoff the company that runs the airport ses it believes the crash was caused by vers weather conditions an investigation is not under way. well you check out our twitter feed for the latest developments on the story and all the other news we're across this hour you're watching international. camera. roughly once the show is so move for the. uncool videos and some of them with the growth in

the city of austin in the u.s. may have to rethink its name a report from the city's equity office raised the issue that the texas state capitol was named after a supporter of slavery and that is a very sensitive issue for a city that's considered one of the most liberal in the whole country. so to tell you a bit more but what's been going on here austin's equity office reviewed in fact all the city's property whether or not it had any ties to the confederacy and they came up with a whole list of street names of monuments that they thought should be changed or removed or the caveat to all that is changing the city name is not likely to happen on the site any time soon it's been given a only medium priority anyway what's the controversy here well let me tell you it's all about this guy coming up here stephen austen he's the father of texas the secretary of state of the new republic of the nineteenth century that's the catch he was a prominent slavery even infamously said if slaves were emancipated they'd turn into a menace even had slaves as domestic servants as well wouldn't go down this day in age now back to today th

very clear about ensuring that this law is about ensuring israel means the state of the jewish people around the world not the city the state of its citizens and in fact they are the people who are pushing this law being very explicit about that. that israel will not be the state of its citizens. a u.n. delegation. of hamas officials there visit as part of ongoing efforts to deescalate tensions with israel meanwhile funerals were held for the three palestinians who were killed by israeli forces on friday it was the twentieth week of protests at the gaza border fence more than one hundred sixty four palestinians have been killed by israeli forces since demonstrations began in march protesters have been demanding the right of return to their ancestral lands the fishermen have been staging a rally of on demand in the israeli siege on the strip be lifted federal ports. with palestinian flags flying on their boats is a sufficient protest against israel's blockade they gathered in the port before heading out to see what this protest is part of the demonstrations against the seas happening every week on the land border t

in the united states by any fbi or other measurement that you have and we have been in the top three for many years. we are the safest cityited states. we do not have the issues that are being talked about that you are referencing. we haven't had them. we don't have them. so i -- i'm in a quandary as to how they articulate or convey or portray from mexico what's going on. that's not our issue here. >> so again, mr. sandweg, this is a massive policy with huge security, huge resources and huge humanitarian consequences based on a premise that at least that mayor says frankly doesn't exist. >> christiane, the border has never been more secure along the u.s.-mexico border. today we have over 20,000 border patrol agents who made less than 400,000 arrests last year and 15 years ago you only had 5,000 border patrol agents making 1.2 million arrests and far fewer people are getting across that border and primarily the majority of which are now central american families and the central american families are not trying to, v evade capt and they're surrendering their asylum claim and there is a security risk around the border and th

the city of austin in the u.s. may have to rethink its name because a report from the city's equity office has raised the issue that the texas state capitol was named after a supporter of slavery and that's a sensitive issue for a city that's considered one of the most liberal in the whole country. so than austin the office has reviewed all the city's property and whether or not it's got any ties to the confederacy and they came up with a whole list of street names of money once that they say should be changed or removed or the cabinet to this is must be said the city name change is not likely that anytime soon and the only begin a medium priority list look a bit deeper into this why is this so controversial here well we think of the name steven austin he was the father of texas he was secretary of state there is fine looking chap in the new republic of the nineteenth century but he was a prominent slavery advocate at the time and even him for infamously said if slaves were emancipated they'd turn into a menace but he had slaves as domestic servants as well still naming the city after the state found his common sense says media re

plus, advice living in the most expensive cities in the state.ur financial times, richard waters, this week. >> good morning everyone, i want to tell you about a very bad dog. his name is murphy. he gets up on the kitchen table when i am out of the house, i know this because i have caught him using a smart camera called lighthouse. now, obviously any security camera can record a dog jumping on a kitchen table. as i sat and watched him long enough, i catch murphy doing what he's not supposed to do. the lighthouse camera is smart. it knows what murphy looks like and ignore him when he walks by. when he gets up on the table like he does here is when i get an alert on my phone. f it is one of the things that a smart camera can do. >> it lets you know what time your kids get home from school or let you know if they are running late or if sarah comes home with a brad -- lighthouse will recognize she has a guest with her and the notification gives her a chance to welcome him. >> hey, brad. i have invented our lighthouse inve inventor, to walk us through

the city of austin and the u.s. may have to rethink its name a report from the city's equity office raised the issue that the texas state capitol was named after a supporter of slavery and that's a sensitive issue for a place that's considered one of the most liberal in the whole state. i report reviewed all the property with ties to the confederacy it shows street names and monuments that may possibly be changed or removed changing the city's name has a medium priority though so what is wrong with the name we ask well stephen alston the father of texas was secretary of state of the new republic in the one nine hundred centuries he was a prominent slavery advocate and even said if slaves who were emancipated they would turn into a menace he had slaves as domestic servants as well it seems media relations consultant joe griffin told us that despite the history it's just common sense though the city is named after its former head you've got this push in texas trying to you know share what i do with and anybody but texas is offensive because liberties are they're not going to gain acceptance by everyone but the fact that t

in singapore where the highly anticipated romantic comedy is set but some are happy with how the city state has been betrayed with critics saying the film fails to show casing and force ethnic diversity the film opened above expectations in the united states last week and in more than thirty four million dollars in its first five days it is the first hollywood film in more than two decades with a majority asian cost. so then let's have a recap of the top stories here on al-jazeera and the former lawyer to u.s. president donald trump has told a federal court that he made payments to two pawn stars under trump's direction in order to influence the outcome of the two thousand and sixteen election michael cohen has pleaded guilty to charges of tax fraud and making false statements to a financial institution as well as campaign finance violations the charges were brought by special counsel robert miller's investigation into trump's presidential campaign. and meanwhile trump's former campaign manager paul manifold has been found guilty on eight of eighteen counts of fraud fraud against him the gu

at its height the mayan civilization numbered seventy cities states which were in constant conflict. gradually the climate changed. there was less rainfall. crop yields dropped. food became scarce for a population accustomed to plenty. then the worst drought in seven thousand years said. but the maya were not prepared to make any changes to their way of life they were incapable of adapting to new environmental conditions. horse broke out. fearing for their power the king sacrificed prisoners to appease the gods. but to no avail. rebellions brought the city. just a century after its zenith via civilization collapsed. their temples are comparable to the skyscrapers of today. where they invoked the gods to bring rain need. on technological progress to stop climate change we are in the same miserable situation as they were. how can two hundred modern nations achieve what seventy cities states fail to accomplish. it's a question that's been debated annually at the un climate conference since one thousand nine hundred ninety two. but they did isn't it up to london after the fall of the berl

the stock market? keith: well, opendoor is live in 13 cities across the united states. re adding one city per month. by the end of next year, we will be in 50 plus cities. so we see markets move differently in the united states. san francisco is a unique real estate market. the prices here are four times the national average. the days on market for a house is 1/4 the national average. new york city is also very different. overall i think at the high end of the market, which isn't mainstream, there has been softening for several million-dollar homes. but in the mainstream part of america, people want places to live. they want to upgrade. they want to get an extra bedroom for their kid. they want to move to beater job. none of that has changed. the number of houses being exchanged, which is the primary metric, how many houses are being bought and sold, is not changing right now. emily: where do you think the market is going? keith: i think the market is still like -- likely to have appreciation across the board, except at the top 1% of houses. but then if you talk about th

all promote and live within our experience, we could all be in a better place, not only in the city and the state but across the nation. us october 6 join and seven when we will feature our visit to hawaii. watch hawaii weekend on c-span, www.c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. senate chuck schumer talked about his meeting with judge brett kavanaugh, president trump's nominate to replace anthony kennedy. senator schumer said he remains unsatisfied by judge kavanagh's answers, particularly those related to abortion rights protected under the roe v. wade decision. >> ok, good afternoon, everybody. before i begin, i have been meeting with judge kavanaugh until about 45 minutes ago. so i have not had a chance to view all the details of the plea deal and the verdict today. say this -- i understand the president is on his way to a rally. he better not talk about pardons for michael cohen or paul manafort tonight or anytime in the future. now i will tell you about my meeting with kavanaugh. i've just concluded that meeting. we met for an hour and a half and i asked for extra time and he gave

pope twenty million of which is going to be covered by the church but the rest most likely the city or the state so add to the usual delays and disruptions that such a visit causes to any city and is a lot for people in dublin to be unhappy about keep in mind is a country that has been rapidly moving away from its conservative catholic underpinnings and just last for years all right so some colorful protest in dublin as well well you know glucose start to do a reporter many thanks indeed. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world and german chancellor angela merkel has called for a stronger economic ties with azerbaijan following a meeting with president ilham aliyev the two leaders discussed expanding a gas pipeline to southern europe and the human rights situation in the former soviet republic as a by john is merkel's last stop of the three day tour which also included georgia and our medium. russian opposition leader oh that's saying a volley has been arrested outside his home in moscow. who's been jailed several times for organizing anti kremlin protests was barred fr

the opening today is a result of a collaborative effort between the city, the state partners like ourber phil tang and cal trans. we are working together to help address this homeless crisis. many of you know my top priority as mayor is to make sure that we're moving our homeless population out of tents, off the streets and into permanent housing. navigation centers go beyond the traditional shelters by allowing individuals to bring their partners, their pets, their belongings with them, which are often barriers to getting into our shelters. once they are there, the centers provide the care and services that people need. health care. services around social workers and possibly, hopefully permanent housing. this particular navigation center will serve up to 125 individuals at a time. the opening today is the result, as i said, of a collaborative effort and there are a number of difference people who made this possible. and it is a reflection of what we can accomplish when we work together for a common goal. phil tang helped to secure $10 million last year in the state budget to help wi

it does not help the city or the state or the people of california for the city of oakland. >> karenars asking them to close their eyes. she asked them can you hear her, can you feel the anguish, can you feel the

the bill is now headed to the state assembly. opponents vow they'll sue if governor brown signs it into law. >>> a bill allowing seven cities to extendht life hours is heading to the full state assembly. state senator scott wiener tweeted his revised last call until 4:00 a.m. bill pass it had final committee yesterday. the cities that could be part of the pilot program include san francisco and oakland. opponents say if passed the bill would add new costs and lead to more dangerous roads. similar bills have been introduced and killed several times since 2004. >>> now your accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >>> hi there, everyone, it got hot inland today, temperatures in the mid to upper 90s. live doppler 7 right now, the reason why the coast remained comfortable, we have the fog around and we have a weak sea bra breeze, temperatures compared to 24 hours ago, everyone running warmer, nine degrees warmer in san jose. livermore, up 13 degrees in santa rosa. good place to get away from the hot weather, santa cruz, enjoying the beach, blue skies there, 62 in san francisco, 68 in oakland in the 80s in san jose, but morgan hill is coo

by relocating a railroad yard to get out of the traffic jam. city and state tax money is matching federal funds to pave the way. when this boldly planned parkway is completely open to traffic, the greater pittsburgh airport will better be a 15 minute ride from the center the city. as has been done in other cities, pittsburgh is taking a $4 million hole in the heart of the city to provide underground storage for thousands of cars. above the surface, a beautiful park will camouflage the busy activity below. or if not underground, then stacked layer upon layer in modern fireproof structures. engineered for easy access and maximum use of downtown space. in san francisco, the bayshore freeway is getting in shape for tomorrow's traffic. as part of california's new $750 million highway program. financed by state tax on gasoline and auto license fees. chicago is leading the city to build an 8 mile road expressway from the city limits to michigan avenue. wide as a city block into the heart and eight lane miracle which will send traffic to the middle of the post office

the country. well the state of emergency was actually something requested by regional officials and what that's going to do basically is free up state money to try and help this city of course the bridge will need to be probably not rebuilt because we are probably be demolished but at least another bridge will need to be rebuilt because this is a major artery through the city we also have a situation which you have underwood's of residents that have been evacuated from under the remains of the bridge and all those apartments we're told will also have to be demolished because they're no longer safe there is a risk of the part of the bridges are still standing could actually also collapse so that they from urgency were they will help the city the government's also saying that it's going to try and inspect all the bridges and tunnels across i mean that's going to be an enormous job how exactly they intend to do that they haven't said but what they have done of course is taken away the license from the motorway operator that was operating. on the bridge and the bridge itself and all the most ways and bridges across because they are saying that they are the ones respon

singapore where the highly anticipated romantic comedy is set but somebody's bowl unhappy with how the city's state has been portrayed with critics saying the film fails to showcase singapore's ethnic diversity film opened expectoration in the u.s. last week ending more than thirty four million dollars in the first five days it's the first hollywood film in more than two decades with the majority asian. queen i'm ecstatic that people are enjoying the movie more than any of us being number one the fact that people are emotionally connecting with the characters care about it i've never had a movie that has this kind of fervor and i've done big movies but this one is something very personal to people and it feels like a bigger movie than just the movie itself so i'm very excited. all right let's get on to the sport now his for. nick thank you so much china continues to command a strong lead in the asian games medals table after just four days they've already made it to thirty gold medals and they had a world record to celebrate as well david stokes has the latest. thank you no our. not for the first t

represents san francisco on the big cities emergency managers association board of directors where she is been a powerful mentor and influencer throughout the united states. anne, i want to say thank for your public service. thank you, the city of san francisco has been extremely lucky to have a leader like you. i'm grateful for your friendship and your mentorship over the years. i think you have friends and family also in the chamber with you here today. would anyone like to stand up and stand in acknowledgment for their love and support of anne cronenberg? thank you for being here. colleagues, join me in celebrating anne cronenberg. [applause] anne, i know this is a bittersweet moment, it is for all of us, there are several names on the roster that would like to speak before we hear from your remarks. and i first want to recognize my colleague, supervisor ronen. >> supervisor ronen: thank you. anne, we are going to miss you. i will never forget when i just started at city hall as a legislative aide for supervisor comepose and you were at d.c.h. at the time and i came to meet with you to learn about your work and the department and you were so welcoming

pope twenty million of which is going to be covered by the church but the rest most likely the city or the state so add to the usual delays and disruptions that such a visit causes to any city and is a lot for people in dublin to be unhappy about him to keep in mind is a country that has been rapidly moving away from its conservative catholic underpinnings and just last for years all right so some colorful protest in dublin as well well you know glue crossed over to do a reporter many thanks indeed. well turning now to italy where most of the one hundred fifteen migrants aboard a boat innocent civilian port for more than a week have gone on hunger strike the italian government's refusal to allow them to enter is at the center of a fresh dispute over migration within the european union crisis talks in brussels on friday ended without any progress. people stuck for days under the scorching sicilian sun this is what europe's migration crisis looks like these days many of the one hundred fifty migrants on board the ditch the rescue vessel have gone on hunger strike after waiting patiently for over a

the league of california cities is representing 482 jurisdictions trying to sop this, saying removing local control could lead to robberies and tax local police forces. so they sent a letter in the statet critical aspects of the regulations that would undernine their ab depends if and hocannabis is right for their communities. no decision will be made today but there's plenty to be said on both sides at the series of public hearings. anne makovec, kpix. >>> time now 6:56. today the contra costa county assessor will be arraigned. the chair of the county board of supervisors says kramer has faced allegations before andersen suring him will send a message. >>> another firefighter has died fighting the mendocino complex fires. they have now burned more than 500 square miles and destroyed nearly 150 homes. >>> portions of yosemite park are reopening today as crews get a handle on the ferguson fire. it's still burning in a small canyon area but there are sprinklers there to keep it from spreading. they are hoping for full containment by the end of the week. >>> an oakland police officer is in critical condition after a crash yesterday morning. he was responding to a call. police are expecte

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singapore where the highly anticipated romantic comedy is set but some aren't happy with how the city state has been portrayed to its critics saying that the film fails to showcase singapore's ethnic diversity the film opens above expectations in the u.s. last week earning more than thirty four million dollars in the first five days it's the first hollywood mill film in more than two decades with a majority asian cast. like queen. again these are the top stories and al-jazeera thought of trump's former lawyer once said he would take a bullet for the u.s. president it's reportedly to go seating a plea deal with prosecutors of the us media is reporting that michael cohen could plead guilty to charges raised by special counsel robert miller's investigation into the twenty sixteen presidential campaign the deal appears to include a prison time and was has admitted buying the silence of an adult actress who claims to have had an affair with president trump back in two thousand and six kristen salumi has more. we know that he's been under investigation by federal officials here in new york as a r