and then, down here are two tensile fabric structures proposed for the dormitory, and then, down hereese will be modular bathrooms and showers. the goal is to have temporary light weight construction that will be quickly implemented. other things of note, up here, shipping containers for client storage. that is one the things that encourages people to come to the site, that they can securely store their belongings. here is a rendering from the embarcadero, so facing south, this is the main entrance that i mentioned, and right here, these are the two parking spots that would be dedicated for the site. and this is a view from beale street, so this is the watermark right there. you're looking in this direction. the tensile fabric structure is peeking over the fence. we're looking at fence material, something that would fit in with the neighborhood. now i'll hand it back over to emily to talk about implementation. >> thank you. very quickly, just wanted to review. this presentation is a multidepartment program with the mayor's office and wanted to find who's responsible for what and who's

positions supporters later moved on to other areas of the city setting fires or vehicles and the police dormitory police blame the violence on what they call provocateurs and that dozens of suspects have been arrested. the majority of protesters came from outside you call to they came from west java content in central java we also found evidence including an ambulance that was filled with stones and tools for attack. the election commission said president we doto had won 55 percent of the vote spending defeat for us ultra nationalist opponent former general problem. he says the poll was marred by widespread fraud but so far has been no evidence to back up the claim the president vowed to crack down on the protests. there is no choice no choice the military and police will take firm action in accordance with the law . but so beyond the defeated candidate is refusing to accept the election result to mobilize people's power the government has deployed some 50000 police and soldiers across to qatar to back up the president's tough rhetoric. let's get more now we're joined by dude. from indonesia serv

the facility. a large kitchen, dormitory. he's convinced the bunker is an important investment. >> frankly, i'm skeptical about whether the two koreas can be united as long as our parents' generation is alive and our generation, too. the north has always lied to us. i don't think we can trust north korea. reporter: the expiring date on 4,000 servings of food rations has passed. they'll have to be replaced. with any real hope in sight, many would agree that's the only sensible thing to do. phil: in football, sunday sees one of the most exciting races for the english premier title go to the final round. reigning champions manchester city one point ahead of liverpool with both sides facing squads with nothing at stake at this point in the season. liverpool, looking to end a 29-year drought for the title, was seven points ahead of city in january before the defending champions clawed back. >> reporter: manchester city hoped to retain the premier league title. they are in pole position with 95 points, one ahead of liverpool but wil

think it's not too hard to show these young college kids, walk around the campus, see the name of the dormitoriese library, they all came from wealthy contributors. 2017 alone, $413 billion of charitable contributions. what do wealthy people do with their money? you can only eat so many steaks and have so many glasses of orange juice every day. so the excitement of being able to become successful is that you can be a blessing to others and be a contributor to your society -- neil: what about they pay more in taxes? that idea comes a lot. even warren buffett said i pay more in tax because largely he pays at the capital gains rate than my secretary. should taxes be higher on guys like you? >> well, if you tax me, then you are going to create a larger government which takes away freedom. think of right now, i can take a hundred dollar bill and go to any doctor i want and pay him but under a bernie sanders or socialized program, or government controlled program, he gets the hundred dollars and he decides how you and i get our health care and how we pick our doctors. so i think the whole notion of we

moved on to other areas of the city setting fire to vehicles and a police dormitory police blame the violence on what they call provocateurs and that doesn't have been arrested. protesters came from jakarta they came from west java and central java we also found evidence including an ambulance that was filled with stones and tools for attack the election commission said president had won 55 percent of the vote spending defeat opponent. by widespread fraud so far has no evidence to back up the claim the president vowed to crackdown on the protests. there is no choice no choice the military and police will take firm action in accordance with the law. but the defeated candidate is refusing to accept the election result. people's power the government has deployed some 50000 police and soldiers across to qatar to back up the president's tough rhetoric. it is the end of an era german automaker firm. c.b.s. cars its long time c.e.o. david satcher is stepping down today to make room for his successor as lead dialer for more than a decade and became one of the most recognizable faces of germa

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relinquish the building, move state offices to nearby buildings and eventually sell the property to san jose state for new dormitories. >> it is a great opportunity to meet the university goals as well as the state and city goals . to provide affordable housing opportunities, potentially for students. >> reporter: this year san jose state university students marched on campus for more housing. >> i slept outside. i slept on bus stops. i slept here on campus on benches. >> reporter: students have been asking for safe parking spots as a last resort. the sale or the transfer the building to san jose has happened before when the city turned over the theater to the university. both buildings are side-by-side , half a block from campus. >> i think this is an excellent opportunity for san jose state to continue to expand their campus. >>reporter: ha th s jose stuniversity about turning over the property. officials from the property are said to be very interested in this proposal. reporting live in san jose, kpix 5. >>> a live look at holiday traffic on 880. drivers beware. the chp says that they have already made 741 dui ar

the $2.9 billion? let's be clear, there are child welfare differences, major cost differences between traditional beds, which are $250 a night, or soft-sided dormitories or brick and mortar influx shelters which run from $750 to $1,250 per bed per day. does the estimate include appropriate onsite mental health professionals, clinicians for facilities so the children have access to the services they are legally required to have? and we know they have been wanting in those services. these staffing ratios are critical. as our legal services. child advocates. we know if these costs have been included in o.m.b.'s estimate. i want to assure my colleagues we are taking this request seriously, but you should not be fooled. this bill is not the right vehicle. it is the wrong bill for the unaccompanied children program. this motion to recommit does not provide funding for unaccompanied children. the ds $2.9 billion to account for head start. my friends, you should have been with us in labor-h.h.s. just two days ago. they had a chance to vote for $4.5 billion for childcare, for child welfare. they said no. they said no to this. so don't be fooled by this. and ke

the seven hundred square meter facility. there's a large kitchen emergency power supply a small medical station and a large dormitory and assembly room during the twenty ten attacks there wasn't enough to eat least says now there are better prepared she's convinced the bunker is still an important investment so. frankly i'm skeptical about whether the two koreas can ever be truly united as long as our parents' generation is today life has and our generation to the north has always lie to us i just don't think we can trust in korea. the expiring date on four thousand servings of food rations has passed the have to be replaced and with little real hope in sight many here would agree that's the only sensible thing to do. on to sports and football sunday seems one of the most exciting races for the english premier league title rights to the final round playing champions manchester city just one point ahead of liverpool with both sides facing squads with nothing at stake at this point of the season liverpool who are looking to end the twenty nine year drought for an english league title with seven points ahead of city in january befo

as for the federal correctional institution in otisville, dormitory-style unit, minimum security prisonhen must be here at 2:00 p.m. to begin which he reportedly tried to shorten by trying to set up meeting with federal prosecutors to spill more info about the president but those officers of whistle blower never accepted by the feds, we reached out to attorneys and here is what he told "fox & friends", quote, why don't you ask president trump first if it is okay to communicate with me, wouldn't want to get an old friend in trouble. like so many things in this saga, heather, everybody trying to be a comedian, back to you. heather: thank you so much, todd, we will check back with you today for sure. >> no problem. >> 2020 democratic hopefuls, more of debate of who is the most liberal progressive, good morning. >> good morning to you heather, let's take a trip of memory lane before joe biden even entered the race, remember this? >> i have the most progressive record for everybody running for the united states, anybody who would run. [cheers and applause] >> not so fast, according to bernie

the first floor will be for emergency operations, equipment storage, supply and repair, equipment lockers and small craft storage. second floor is living space for 35. it includes dormitoryy and kitchen dining opening to a patio on the east end. height 36 feet. perceived height from the shoreline will vary with the tides. it will be used for fire equipment and storage. there will be a 950 square foot public access deck for viewing the fire station and public art currently being developed in conjunction with the arts commission. it is to provide fill mitigation. pier 70, wharf 8. it is a very apt project to have removed. the project a couple of views of the new fire station. this from just to the north. the materials were selected using the same siding on the cruise terminal. it picks up a form similar to the pier sheds emphasizing the horizontal nature, and it is intended to it is quietly behind the existing fire station. this is a view from a little further out. you can see it in relationship to pier 26 beyond. it is designed to it is quietly along the waterfront but still have a presence with the fire boats. they will be the biggest visual as they are now. the project

the streets with her partner as they try to get housing. a navigation center would allow them to stay together in a couple's dormitory. >> partners, pets and possessions are all welcome here. >> she's so cute! >> but when shilo pierce stayed in the first navigation center three years ago, he told us it was toootr thwhat. ou want to do, and that includes getting stole from and everything and drugs being in the center. >> today's are different. >> this one is much, much better. if i had an opportunity to get into this one, i would. >> caseworkers build one-on-one relationships with the guests. >> you can see our case managers are able to see into the space. they are moving through. >> and with their help, every guest is expected to work at finding permanent housing. at this rally, navigation got her off the streets after 13 years. >> it works if you apply yourself. >> it is all about motivation. >> pretty much. if you have that person beside you pushing you, it will work. >> it's a very scarey thing being out here. >> homeless advocates are o optimist optimistic. >> i think the city will put a lot of attention. >> even as neighbors remain wor

see the pieces the group was made of the mostly central american families and unaccompanied minors. new mexico's democratic mayor is offering 60 dormitoryin albuquerque to asylum-seekers in search of temporary shelter. the department of homeland security confirming dhs will started dna testing pilot program next week to identify and prosecute individuals posing as families to target human smuggling. he calls himself middle-class joe and he is in middle america tonight, the first in the nation caucus state of iowa. in a quinnipiac poll as the former vice president surging democratic voters 38%. the second recent poll showing them with a major bump and miles ahead of the rest of the field. mike tobin is in iowa with more. >> is third time in iowa as a solar candidate, different from joe biden. this time he shows up as the man to be with a commanding lead in the polls. most spots in iowa he breezed over the democratic hopefuls and turned his gun on donald trump and the general election. >> we choose hope over here. truth overlies. we choose science over fiction. >> reporter: a bump of 11 points according to a cnn poll with the next closest

the time they got here. and then were tossed into these rooms were dormitories or pickens or whichever you would like to call them. without any medical protection or care. are slipping on the floor. they get everything from each other and more caused by the cold. amy: fernando garcia, you're nodding your head as jennifer's down there in was the car talking about that area where carlos just died.. what is the legality of this? boxes, children in ice in freezing boxes? how long are they being held for? >> children specifically are supposed to be held only for 72 in the detention centers. after that, they should be either released or transferred. but that is not necessarily happening. in the case of carlos, he was held by border patrol for seven days. they cannot wash their hands and say they don't know anything that is happening in those seven days. that is riridiculous. what we're seeing is a complete lack of accountability, anand oversight of these institutions. i think these standards, they're not only violating human rights, but also the u.s. constitution. binding to this rhetoric t that immigrants are rap

the shelter has been open for ten days. it can house up to ten people across dormitory rooms and private rooms. is this woman. she has been on the streets for almost three yea rs. on the streets for almost three years. she was left suicidal with nothing but the clothes on her back after herfamily nothing but the clothes on her back after her family threw her out when she revealed she was transitioning toa she revealed she was transitioning to a woman. sometimes i get told, go back to your country, all kinds of abuse. racism and transphobia? some quy: abuse. racism and transphobia? some guy, homeless, attacked me and put my tooth. just because i am transgender. the first night you stayed on the streets, when you are homeless, did you present as a woman? yeah. that is all i wore when icame woman? yeah. that is all i wore when i came home so i had to leave straightaway without packing anything or taking anything so... i had to leave with what i was. anything or taking anything so... i had to leave with what i wasm there was not a place like this for you to come to, where do you think you to come t

sentenced to three years in prison as for this prison known as the federal correctional institution in otisville, cohen will be housed in a dormitoryll-time rabbi as well as a cafeteria serving matzo ball soup and doritos and sprite. cohen must be here by 2:00 p.m. today for his sentence he tried to shorten by setting up a meeting with the feds. that offer to be a whistle blower apparently not accepted in his new situation, cohen will be joining the situation. mike the situation sore ren soro finishing off tax evasion sentence in september. back to you. ainsley: football star featured in spirited shot dead. police say a stray bullet hit mackenzie at party in illinois. he was featured by "sports illustrated" last year one of 16 quote rule the future in sports. he wanted to play in the nfl and already had scholarships to both university of missouri and university of illinois police are still looking for a suspect. the muslim american society says an event organizer has been dismissed after disturbing video surfaced of children saying they will kill for allah. the incident happened at a philadelphia islamic center last month. the mas

that was included is they wanted to see tours made available to the historic station, and i believe -- >> since it is no longer a dormitory site, that that might be possible. >> right. maybe you can try for that. >> okay. thank you very much. >> you're welcome. i had one other question for you , i can't remember what it is right now, but -- can you please send that last visual to our commission secretary so that she can distribute it to us? >> certainly, i will do that tomorrow. >> thank you again. >> thank you very much. >> thank you for your report. it sounds like your heart is in this project. >> absolutely. i have been working on it for a number of years, and i do think it is -- it is obvious the very innovative in terms of its response to sealevel rise, for example, and i think it is something that it has been under the radar so far, and i think once it gets under construction and it gets closer to completion , you will see a lot more, you know, publicity about it. there's been a little bit about it from junking in the chronicle , but i think it is a really neat project, and obviously, you know, really important proj

the midwest. my recollection is that i was receiving some of these calls when those living in a dormitory and i toldple who called to ask for jane so it was anonymous. amy: with time, activists with jane went from referring women for abortions to performing the abortions themselves. here's another clip from the documentary. >> first, it was a physical involvement. would drop them off and then one of my people would pick them up and blindfold them and take them to a building where the abortion would be done. then they would be dropped back off. >> a lot of guys who do abortions come onto the women and are abusive, eitheher on mol and ethical grounds -- which is kind of a daegis when you think about it. like, oh, you got yourself in trouble, you are a bad girl. that kind of thing. or the sexual approach. our guy, none of that. >> he came from -- i don't even think working-class. poorer the working class. >> diviversity said, only two of us at a time because of more than to meet him it is aa conspiracy. so first he and ruth go off and have their little chat and then they say, ok, ruth says, ok, you can

the quote i was responding to suggested that we all live in squalor, that young people coming out of college now are living in squalor. describe some dormitoriesbut it is simply a tremendous distortion of the mainstream of american life today. aboutat you have to say cuba and venezuela is wildly off base. venezuelan economy was put on a socialist asis by that on a socialist basis -- was put on a socialist basis in the 1990's, and increasing in the first decade of the 21st century. the seconde richest, richest country in latin america, and it has been completely destroyed. economists say they have never seen, except in world war ii or something like that, an economy so completely destroyed so fast, and the united states had nothing to do with that. it was all a matter of policies of the socialist government of venezuela. host: we will go to jesse in new york, who defines himself as a democratic-socialist. go ahead. caller: thank you. i wanted to pick up on the previous caller, who made one of my points, similar. ravchik, talking about the soviet union -- russia, cuba, china were very poor, underdeveloped countries when they had those revolution

dormitory-like settings. it is very easy for diseases like influenza to spread. . >> a rigorous screen process is helping to treat theases early. >> 26 states now dealing with measles outbreaks. maine and new mexico are the first to report infections. 940 cases have been confirmed in the u.s. here in california, there are 47 confirmed cases. the hardest hit state continues to be new york. most patients are children who have not been vaccinated >>> malaysia is sending back 3,300 tons of plastic waste to the u.s., canada, australia and the uk. according to the environmental minister, it is a move to avoid becoming a dumping ground for rich nations. the minister said malaysia and many developing countries have become the new target after china banned the import of plastic waste last year. >>> burnout is now a legitimate medical diagnosis. >> that is according to the world health organization. feelings of energy depletion or exhaustion, increased mental distance from one's job, and reduced professional efficacy. they have been studying burnout for decades. >>> tesla owners are blasting a new report criticizing the new au

the $2.9 billion? let's be clear, there are child welfare differences, major cost differences between traditional beds, which are $250 a night, or soft-sided dormitories or mortar -- brick and mortar influx shelters which run from $750 to $1,250 per bed per day. does the estimate include appropriate onsite mental health professionals, clinicians for facilities so, that the children have access -- facilities, so that the children have access to services they're legally required to have? and we know they have been wanting in those services. these staffing ratios are critical. as are legal services. child advocates for the most vulnerable children in o.r.r.'s care. we need to know if these costs have been included in o.m.b.'s estimate. i want to assure my colleagues, we are taking this request seriously, but you should not be fooled. this bill is not the right vehicle. it is the wrong bill for the unaccompanied children program. this motion to recommit does not provide funding for unaccompanied children. it adds $2.9 billion to the account for head start. and my friends, you should have been with us in the appropriations bill, on labor-h.h.s. just two da