a traumatic experience for the metropolis in the blink of an eye the entire city fell out of step it's about her ability visible tool. these things live on in the collective memory they become sources of mourning and memorial and they have formal memorials and so on but this is nothing actually new you know london has a two thousand year history of disaster of plague of wall of strife so there is a pragmatic culture to this city as with many other cities that you know you grief you move on you go through trauma and shock and then life goes on and what is the alternative to have one just stay at home. and bunker themselves off from the future of their world and their life in the city it's not an option. the police quickly identify the perpetrators and their accomplices naturally with the help of surveillance cameras. in a second series of attacks fourteen days later an innocent man was shot george showed him an s.s. he had dark skin and was reportedly wearing a thick jacket with wires hanging from it as he fled. but the video shows he did not flee. the cameras could prevent neither the

the program is the only program in the entire city that serves children who are unable to talk. my child with a help of a device is able to talk. i'm extremely and all the apparent we are extremely upset that we received the letter 3 days. the school district sent us a letter saying we have 3 days to pick another school. our child are extremely disabled. there are programs where children are the ones that they can't communicate. we are the voices of the children. please, i invite everyone of you to come and visit our school. our kids have made a huge progress. don't listen to me, visit our school. i invite everyone of you to see what the i talk is all about. there is no other program in the city that serves children who are severely disabled as all the kids in room 108 and 109. i'm asking you to save the program for the kids that are currently enrolled in the i talk for new generations for the ones that are going to be born disabled and currently disabled. please save the i talk program. >> excuse me your name? >> my name is lillian mokda. >> okay, so you are not on the list? >>

for the residents of the entire city of central libya all of whom had been displaced. these families have been here for about two years now and they are still here. they're from a town called towerga near misratha, haven't been able to go back since the revolution. since the war ended, they have been pursued and regularly attacked by the militias. the situation might not be perfect in libya but at least they have their freedom. >> how many of these women know somebody who's been detained? she has had two or three relatives that have been detained? >> three. >> she's had her son detained? so everybody has had their relative detained since the revolution? what happened to her son that's missing? when did he go missing? >> says they don't know the exact day. he was missing in -- >> like how long ago, a year ago? >> like the beginning of -- >> the beginning of the revolution? [ crying ] >> i don't know why anyone stands aside i think in the endorphin, the endorphin period of the revolution i call it, that somehow gadhafi would be overthrown and out of his head would spring

the liberation of their city. now you can see the blast scars from a bomb that went off devastating this entire area and we're hearing it's something that's happening now with increasing frequency. >> what is the difference between his earmt an army and ae other militias of the country. what gives them any more legitimate meas thacy that any r militias that we are hearing about? >> that libya has one of the largest weapons arsenal that fell into the hands of adrenalin pumped revolutionaries. >> it is a charge that is firmly rejected by america's ambassador here. the u.s. holds no responsibility she told us to helping power the militias that help plant the libyan government's authority. >> this is life. life is full of difficult choices. freedom is really messy and it takes a lot of work. democracy, as i say again, it is not a destination. it is a path. what are the foundations around which all lib ya libyans are prd to coalesce? >> a commitment to support libya, a commitment to help rebuild this justice sector but they failed to do this even from the beginning. >> heavily armed, combat tactics >> every little podunk

and we want to make sure we're not just pushing the impacts we want to make the best effect for the entire city. the second component there's been a humane and good amount of work done by the transbay joint authority. this is the current alignment for the do you want rail extension and the reason this component is in the project not only does it effect the whole area but the current estimate is $2.3 billion so it you layer on the effects and we get to the point to take into account the construction methods and alignment of the dp x as it's laid out. in the to consider the best alignment with the financial issues. this is the transbay loop track again, i want to say every single component has been looked at but we want to make sure we understand the interconnection. the sub extraction has the roars - previous studies have show that putting in a loop track but it's based on earlier designs of the transbay center so this will look at updating the current track study based on currently design. this shows you an opportunity to connect 9 transbay stations as well as to stepped over to the east bay. t

the project that the apple store is proposing that will help market the city around the world and to have this type of site and this attach iconic flag store will benefit the entire city as well as the visitors who come here. when you look at the to the traffic that will come to union square inside and outside the store the space between hyatt and people will be able to enjoy it is a big chance even when you're walking around the properties. conference come to san francisco not only recommended to apple but to do apple businesses. had you see visitors coming here to visit the city we fully support it from the council and we ask you do the same thank you for your time >> thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is keith ward. i'm a security officer with w w. i've lived in the city for 3 seven years. i'm not against the apple project additional please excuse me. i've got my smart phone pictures. we've foouth fought hard to create and maintain heath public spaces so far all the citizens and the means to enjoy them. this project and other like it that avoid carefully community represent the undoing of what san francisco as a great city can be and is now. we shouldn't le

the city, and bike theft is a big one. district six has the highest rate of bike thefts in the entire city. what happened very briefly, my wife eight months pregnant was at a star bucks on town send and eighth. in the five minutes she was getting a $3 late the bike was stolen. depressed, i combed craigslist for two weeks and found my ad. for a variety of reasons, including some unique markings from an accident i had on the bike, i assumed it was mine. i called the police station afterwards. i assumed i'd get a voicemail and in fact i got sergeant anderson. maybe i was lucky, maybe the police department's incredible, as i now believe it is. i think it was a combination of both. sergeant anderson took my call and couldn't have been more helpful. it was a saturday. he told me if i could get the san francisco here that he would give me the resources for what was effecttively a sting operation. i couldn't believe my luck. a normal citizen like me could engage the sf police department like this. i was truly amazed. fast forward 12 hours, sting operation happened, my friend jerry jerry and i had sa

by way of background, [speaker not understood] which is a initiative, which i think the entire city is happy about, which is the restoration, rehabilitation of public housing throughout the city. and this is the first project and the first -- the second phase of hunters view project. as you can see in the photo the image before you, the project is being developed in three phase he, first phase, second phase, third phase, to replace 167 units with [speaker not understood] units on 20 acres of land. the first phase is complete and almost complete. and that provided 267 acres -- excuse me, 267 units of r folks that formerly lived in public housing in this vicinity. a portion of the road which we're talking about today, west west point road, was already vacated by the board of supervisors in 2009, you ordered to implement phase 1 in the project. the second phase of construction is 377 units and some commercial units and that's under construction at this time. demolition is being performed and grading is beginning. b t and the third phase will follow, which is this phase here. the street va

the dimensions of the cathedral at amiens made it possible for the entire city, 10,000 people, to attend one ceremony. but it was in the height of the vaulting that the most intense competition reigned. when the vaulting of notre dame in paris achieved a height of 108 feet, chartres rose 121 feet above the ground. reims then surpass this with 125 feet. next, amiens rose 139eet. finally beauvais cathedral, which would have beaten them with a vault of 158 feet, went beyond the limits of safety and medieval engineering skill, and the walls of the choir collapsed. despite isolated disasters like beauvais, gothic triumphed over much of europe within a few generations. at canterbury, when the choir was destroyed in the great fire of 1174, it was rebuilt in the new gothic style. england was the first to adopt the gothic, not surprising in a country with close dynastic and historic lks with france. but english architects always tended to go their own way, favoring length over height, evolving their own forms, often by deliberately misinterpreting their french models. by the early 14th century, a

we're very pleased as well that the supervisors and the entire city and employers have begun along with the ban of the box. our population that we serve is persons that are disadvantaged economically but they're the person who have the barriers to employment. our constituents are the people who have a criminal record from the 80's or 90s that have to do with marijuana but we have a lot of people who have a criminal background and we want to let you know we're gravity we really are hopeful this will help a lot of our clients that have a difficult time getting a job because of the box and early criminal records. when they do why get a job the majority of them don't go back into criminal problems some have horrifies of alcohol abuse or wla whatever. it is they stay clean and sober when they have a job. this legislation will help them get a job and help them to stay taxpayers. we're grateful your heard us. great any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner sugaya. i'm supportive of the intent of the legislation and it's been thoroughly vetted and the

we have got to do the entire city. >> reporter: the federal, state, and city partnership will use theata to determine whether to fight blight, the next step in rebuilding. >> people say you can't never go home anymore. but you can. >> reporter: daryle has no idea what his detroit home will look like in the future, but he says he is certain the city will come back. it's what the 700,000 other detroit holdouts are holding on to. >>> as much as 80,000 tons of coal and ash spilling into north caroli carolina's dan river. duke energy has been criticized for waiting a day to report the spill. the river supplies drinking water to virginia just across the border. officials say the water is safe. >>> we'll be right back. this place was home to little girls who's parents coul >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. here are your headlines at this hour. the united nations demanding the vatican act now to remove clergy known to be child abusers. >>> cvs says it is fazing out the sale of cigarettes and all tobacco products. the chain saying it is focusing on health. >>> another wi

this is huge 45 thousand is not insignificant and this is a big step forward for the entire city. thank you (clapping) my so the people who are elected by the people of san francisco to represent them have been on the frontline of the concerns about the shuttles and their impacts on the neighborhoods and transit system we're fortunate to have great leadership on city hall on the board of supervisors and the transportation commission who have been sharing their feedback and giving us their input and bringing leadership to you'll of the transportation in san francisco not the least of this issue. i'm pleased to be with david chiu >> i want to thank you and all the men and women that behind me who have addressed a series of headaches i know within councilmember kersey district. in recent years we've seen a wild, wild west open our streets this is a way to bring order to our city and asking companies to pay a fair share. the fact is the men and women behind us have been thinking intellectually and based on facts what rules we need to make sure we're minimizing congestion on our streets

the city, and bike theft is a big one. district six has the highest rate of bike thefts in the entire city. what happened very briefly, my wife eight months pregnant was at a star bucks on town send and eighth. in the five minutes she was getting a $3 late the bike was stolen.

this stakeholders have stated what they need but we need more input that will effect the entire city. thank you very much. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm virginia from the yerba buena alliance we're a 23-year-old organization working closely with all the stakeholders of yerba buena gardens. this is a draft statement it articulates most of the feelings of the stakeholder. i'll not read it in its desirability. i want to point out some of the highlights. those points out include that the primary priority of garden stakeholders is that no single use dominates the yerba buena neighborhood and we support of the conventional space. underneath howard street that satisfies the blow ground expansion center. we support it as long as the openness of the garden is not impaired. there's a contention around the bridges. basically, we want to say we want the bridges to increase circulation and enhance the public realm for circulation of the yerba buena garden and not serve as a primary use of the convention centers. we're concerned about visibility. we want to see visibility be enhanced phenome

in the next attack on the financial world no towers will fall yet the entire city will collapse and degenerateinto chaos the attacker will come silently through the financial industries oh not sure is it's hyper fos networks we won't notice until after the fact if we notice as all it will be too late. what good is all the security if the fear of terrorism transforms our cities and society beyond recognition. if we are reduced to wandering through militarized security zones. if our longings to live together in a city make us a security risk. how many liberties must we sacrifice to overcome our fears. how m m. m m m. m s. no the flame. the olympic spirit travels with the flame from its birthplace in greece. joining james brown for an elemental and epic journey around russia and beyond to. where i. go. playing. in two thousand and seven one of the first things released by wiki leaks was a secret video recording that actually looked like a video showing two american action politicos opening fire on a dozen people in iraq this is not a means to live in a society of images of our lives become normal

the lead they came to us they knew in order to gain support they do this do what's right for the entire city of san francisco and it's residents. again, our local strongly supports the 0 project and we urge you to support the investment to create jobs and to add the development the city needs. thank you >> next speaker >> good morning, commissioners. my name is anthony i'm with the sheet melt workings. on behalf of sheet melt workers we're excited about this this going on. so this development will roach blight my produce housing concluding on site affordable units to union square. true mark urban we've partnered with them you heard rudy speak a half an hour ago about the programs called selma we've actually had the lecturer of speaking to the children of the trades that's important in san francisco. true mark is one of the developers they want to do right by the company and to the community and, you know, pay local hire and just a good wage form our workers to flourish and to be able to live in the city. i want to say we our local strongly supports this project. >> thank you. >> next speaker

one of which is 100% canvassing of the entire city. in the early stages of your pet counts, there was more of a sample or hot spot strategy and that's been replaced by 100% canvassing which is real positive. there's been increased collaboration with national, state, and county agencies to participate in the count and represent and do targeted outreach to many of the specialty groups and subpopulations within the [speaker not understood] community. there's been a greater alliance on hmis data in the count rather than calling up shelters as was done in the early days when hmis compliance was not to the level it is today. >> can you clarify hmia? >> that's the homeless management information system, which is the electronic database which hub has basically mandated the communities that use hud funding use as a case management tool. and are integrated into national reporting requirements for the fund -- the annual nofa funding applications that fund your federal programs here. one of the other enhancements we've done in particular in san fra

the next honoree is someone who is one of my favorite public servants in the entire city and he is someone who has served our city for over 5 decades, which means he started serving before everyone of the board of supervisors with one exception, which is [inaudible] with that, i would like to bring up officer car pain. car pains has served our city for over 5 decades. he started his career in san francisco with the mew nistle rail way where he worked for all most 30 years. one of his claims for fame while working at [inaudible] was his status of luning how to ring a bell and served as a san francisco 49er bell ringing from 1980 to 86 during which time he acomp naed the team to super16 and 19. he then continued that with working for the salvation army. i got to know himent because he is one of san francisco best police officers. [inaudible] for 23 years where he has been ledgedary. he has been known to take down individuals sickt years younger than him. he is well known in north beach and china town and central station. he is one of the most favorite officers of my constituents in district

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situation clearly has changed and sold half of the bars all the data since the streets along the entire city on the concrete the protests of the noble titles at this computer to see the situation with their lives fighting has calmed down taking pictures and also just seen this area since a was also one of her spots where first years fighting took place back in december now. the police have completely no west of the city and set we were getting reports that the president's residence outside the town has also been attended by officials in now with the thought has come and in taking pictures of exotic animals have consumed the inside of the presence of friends color collection secret documents and other things which were basically had just abandoned as the officials fled the city in the meantime of the raga has been passing me was like a hot printing press of scores of people are still only dance crew on independence square where they're paying their respects to the bill's killed in the violence and are demanding for president in which to step down so like i said the police is out of the city p