the city's approach to developing its economy? >> i think that really depends on the changing times. and there isn't sort of one solution for the entirey. it real i depends on kind of what the dynamics are going on with the economy as a whole in the region. not just looking at san francisco, but really as a regional body. >> sometimes district issues are different than zvi issues. what do you feel are some of the biggest issues facing your district? ~ city >> i think because we have a lot of children, families, seniors in our district, they care a lot about your quality of life issues, right. and it's the reason why people choose to live there. they want to make sure that your streets are repaved, that our potholes are filled, that public transportation works for you, that, you know, your parks and play grounds are safe for your children to play in, students can go to local schools. i think that those are all important issues facing district 4 and will continue to. >> how have you balanced the needs of your district versus the needs of the city as a whole? >> i think that as a district supervisor, we play that balancing act every sing

cab running under someone else's capture you can have 28 cabs but provide a radio to service the entire city you need to do something to service the entire city saw have you had to revoke other permits under the regulations. >> we have a not we try to work with people. >> can you stayed how many have been on probation and gotten off probation. >> we have a company their placed an probation we give them 90 days they come back and we say we've created voucher account their coming back with their plan and stated here's the voucher account showing you the lawyer firms and hospitals to improve their contracts they'll like to join in with another dispatch to grow so thankful asked us for permission to move forward and they've signed on with i think they've been signed on with fly whole but done something different we place others on probation and but we may place them back on we have a smaller company that picked up and fell behind we ended up placing them back on their radio is not up to pawar and another company that may turn in their dispatch. >> would you say that some of the shakeout was anti

have a fair trial, to be provided with every bit of evidence and she is the chief prosecutor for the entire city. so justice cannot be one sided. >> and she's so new to this, too she's never prosecuted anything four months into the job. how this plays out. >> it will be. a lot of people in baltimore knows who she is, but most of us are just finding out. she said earlier today fairness is at her core. fairness needs to be part of this process and this process could be long and drawn out. >> we know she was an attorney for an insurance company before holding this position, but before that did she have any prosecutorial experience at all? >> she clerked in the u.s. attorney's offices both here and in baltimore and she has had a strong platform of wanting to have police reform. so she has that at her core. again she has assembled a team that knows how to deal with these cases quite well and she has clear confidence in them and for now she has clear confidence in a good deal of the community of baltimore. >> our coverage of the baltimore police charges and marilyn mosby is not over yet. derek? >> rep

recall when we purchased over the last year 40 foot buses they're in service thought the city they've been assigned to woods our largest shop that has an area that covers the entire city as well as going downtown the next group that is coming in right now will cover the 60 foot buses cover the roots both krould like the 38 for example and the 14 those kinds of roots and this group your 30 years us to move forward with today it covers all the lines in the city what we're doing is a 4 year process when we started 24 about 3 and a half years ago we had the old fleet in the city ideally what we want to do is have the fleet between six or seven years old and we recapture the taxpayers investment and have high levels of reliability for the process in terms of the assignment of buses we are going to for the most part put the busses where the riders are we're distancing reviewing the service plan including many weekend 3 services on our most crowded lines. >> there is a motion and a second all in favor, say i. >> the i's have it. >> the last item before we move into closed session the first speaker (calling names). >> ms. barker. >> good afternoon. >> hello. thank you my

one day, a snowstorm shut down the entire city, but she set off, trudging towards her school in blizzard conditions clutching a backpack full of homework. her friends had to find her and convince her that school was indeed closed. how is that possible, she asked. school is always open, like the hospital. we are in schools all over america in a sense, never close. so many teachers like those behind me stay after school to listen to our students, go to their games or concerts, or just create a safe space where they can draw because we are stable dependable adults. for my student school was special. we were her begin, her stability, her source of inspiration, dreaming, and hope. this is the commitment that america and its schools offer all of our students. we will be here and we will help you. this is no easy promise, and that is why so many families send us their most valuable resource, their children. trust us did to you to them, no matter their abilities behaviors, or financial situations. school is the place where so many of us learned to dream. where we began the groundwork of our futu

i represented the entire city as council member as large as i want to represent the entire city as your mayor. thank you for watching this evening. >> mr. kenny, thank you. >> anthony hardy williams. >> let these word ring in your ear may 19th. we go backwards in the city. compromised by practices of special interest in the past, and do we build upon growing prosperity of philadelphia, we need to go across the entire city itself. tough choices will be made. improving schools certainly. but improving all of the schools, in all neighborhoods for all families is essential. economy that is great. that will be allowing a ph.d. and ged to prosper. most significant can'tly respecting our police officers. but listening to the cries and demand of moth's cross the city of philadelphia that believe their sons should be respected as well. for those who believe that this is impossible dream that my vision just cannot happen, i believe differently. i see on may 19th we can prove, that we, as a city, a caring city, are one city, and i believe on may 19th, i'm asking you for your support and your vote.

let's say the in lie fee it goes into the pot and they add that potato dollars for the entire piecemeal for the entire city if this party were bigger would those iepts have to be with what's the radius how the buildings have to be a half-mile. >> i think that is one mile. >> it is one mile okay. so that's my comment generally speaking i am for onsite units in this case, we're not getting as many as we want i think nicole the merits of having the unit in the mission out weeks ago the fact you can have one or two more units and just quick we have a policy discussion he hope to see this kind of crowd with the next agenda with an open policy decision we had it last week it was expensive i didn't see this many people in the audience and making a plug to make it clear those small acquisition program exist and a number of affordable housing members that are looking for or have made bids on site so this is something that is actually flowing we try to figure out how to scale up and move those projects on to that pipeline we'll talk about others tools we're not starting from square one trying to develop for options

the party still cranking away here. i can hardly hear myself think. jim kenney six terms as a philadelphia at large city councilman representing the entire city. he appears poised ready to represent the entire city as the next mayor. obviously, a general election still to go, but we know the disparity between democratic registered voters and republicans in this city. kenney ran a smooth race void of any significant mistake. he had money to spend and appeared to spend it wisely he reached out to various communities across the city. saw the state representative gate evans a couple minutes ago. he was part of a series of endorsements from african-american leaders throughout the city that appears to have given kenney a real leg up on that sector of the vote. jim kenney speaking to his enthusiastic supporters just a couple of minutes ago. let's listen. >> i am honored and forever humble by the coalition support that made me the democratic nominee for mayor of the city of philadelphia! (cheers and and applause). >> he'll be meeting with reporters answering some of their questions. tomorrow begins the general campaign but again that is all but a for g

obama would acknowledge the entire power structure is african-american mayor, city council, city council president, a commissioner, the list goes on there are causes for the failure to serve citizens but racism is nowhere near the top of the saddest. for our president to take no responsibility for the broad failure of african american leadership is gut-wrenching disappointing for the president of united states to resort once again to the politics of racial exploitation is damnable because it victimizes the people of baltimore who suffered far too much and far too long in back corrosive corruption. racial exploitation and the politics of the left are nothing more than and transparent rationalization the failure. either the leaders of the city of baltimore nor our president can hide from their responsibility for the decades-long devastation that used to be a great city and that mr. president is the truth that you say you wanted. the quotations of the evening on socialism. to british leaders. first winston churchill said socialism is the philosophy of failure the credo of veterans in the go

the 4th time here. well, everybody welcome to city hall and welcome to our aopinionment for the city college. time and time again i said to the entire city that our education institutions are at the sent orf eeconomic and talent search andtle ant creationism when wree face would crisis in the city and people when together we find out what we are all made of and we know we have done this for our san francisco city college. we are here today with the chancellor, with all of our trust aeees both special and unspecial. we are here with catty tang and a member of the supervisors current and former is here as well. our school board as well and just peem who have supported our education, our treasures here today to again as his expression as many of our elected officials have joined with me to make sure that we are not just supporting our city college, we are making it the best it could be because of thatd strong partnership we have, the trust. if we are educating everyone we will have a world class city and this is what we always believed and the crisis we face brought us together in the right way. people did things they could behind the

the vets academy. housing on treasure island and this made available by the cities determination we shouldabout put all the vets in one city, but the entire city should take spaublth and step up and that is what we are seeing today. i think 1050 kerny is a exciting program, but the issue isn't just putting vets in housing but keeping them in housing and while they are there connect them up. you need to break through sth isolation and make sure they take care of each other and make sure the larger community sees their responsibility. it is really-we are going to continue to need everyones help. not just government, but public services, the people and county of san francisco, those who serve our country, those who care about those who serve their country. we have to be in it together. i'll leave with one thought. i remember in 1985 we had this benefit at golden gate park and there is bill gram, the lions of san francisco heritage and robin williams kwr bill gram and they buttons and the buttons said, the true cost of war was on the top and the on the bottom it said 1/3 of san francisco veterans are homeless and today we don't have 1/3 of ho

the heart of the city around 10:30 and hit a weapons depot. for six hours it was explosions one after the hour, and shook the entire house the entire neighborhood and then schools people who people were killed during the airstrike. people are afraid. it's an awful way to be right now. it's become a target, the entire city has become a target for airstrikes. >> burundi's president is campaigning in the countryside despite protests against him running for a third term. this after he requested that burundis help pay for his third term election. >> this woman cannot believe her brother was shot and killed by police. he was protesting against burundi's president running for a third term in the june presidential election. >> my baby brother is dead. how can he be so cruel. >> this broken family has to find ways to cope. elsewhere another family is concerned about the situation in burundi. the president is determined to run in the elections which violates the constitution. he has asked burundians in an tv effort to pay for the polls. >> people have no money. we have not been working because of the protests. maybe they can but we can't. >> is this has

and public to engage in and more services are done for this brand new arena of mission bay, but the entire city as well. we'll continue

the entire neighborhood, and then schools of people who were dead, people who went throughwere killed in the airstrike. it's a horrible thing to be in right now. sanaa has become a target. the entire city has become a target for airstrikes. >> people are obviously scared for good reason, but even in the pictures that we're seeing which shows smoke billowing above the buildings there are still people out on the streets. they have to get on with their lives. >> yes particularly where it hit today. it's a densely populated area. there are shops there and everything that people would need. so given the timing of the airstrikes people hit many are civilians. life has to go on no matter what the conditions. it's not just the airstrikes that make people panic and live in fear. it's the calm before the airstrikes. when people are about to be hit. that's what frightens people the most. >> terrible situations within the capital. how are they learning about what is happening in their country? are they monitoring just local media? >> well, i mean, in times of the younger generation we use facebook to see what is happening. most of our news we get from facebook. and what is mobilizing any informati

the city of ramadi. the government says it has been completely taken by the islamic state. isis made the same claim in a message on the militant groups website, saying it controls the entire city. that includes an army base as well as tanks and a missile launchers. officials are concerned that this could give the militants the football that they need to begin assaulting the entire region. a potential new candidate for the 2016 election -- a source close to ohio governor john kasich said the republican is very likely to run for president, but the source cautions that a decision would likely be a few weeks away. he recently ramped up his activities, making media appearances, spending time in south carolina and new hampshire, and establishing a political committee. pope francis canonized four new orleans in a ceremony in saint peter's square. among those were two 19th-century palestinian nuns. palestinian president mahood abbas among the thousands in attendance. the ceremony took place days after the vatican recognized palestinian statehood. a volcanic mystery. what scientists have noticed in one of the country's most famous critters and why it has been concern. we are also on st

isis took control of the entire city within the past two hours. activists fear that the militants will destroy the ruins as they did at similar sites in northern iraq. >>> new from overnight, in our area, philadelphia police are looking for the person who shot a man and left him in the middle of the street. a shooting victim was then run officer by a suspected drunk driver. nbc10's kate? zachary is live at police headquarters to fill us in on the investigation. katy. >> reporter: hi rosemary checking in with homicide detectives at this time there have been no arrests made police at the scene say this is a pretty unusual situation for you to have a man who was shot is multiple times, left in the middle of a busy street and then run over by a drunk driver. let's go to video of the scene. it happened on girard avenue on 42nd street. you can see what police picked up. and all within the distance of the 29-year-old victim shot at point blank range. police say after the man was shot he collapsed in the middle of girard avenue. and minutes later he was r

number is in 1992 went from 518 to 3657 in 2011 and yes, this is less than the general trend of the entire city it's still great. additionally, the rate of closures and location changes for established businesses increased to to 20.6 percent and this is much greater than the the median wait and the rate of commercial rent prices is increasing at an increasing rate the more years we go into the future the greater the increase is each year and it's it's attributed to rent prices and the average price per square foot was 119 $119 and rose to 675 $675 and and this is according to the assessor's office data and if these trends continue it's estimated that 4370 established businesses will close or change locations in 2015 alone. so for the most part, the price per square foot collected is increasing but the price per square foot in 20 in 2010 is lower than 2005 and had this recession not have happened all of these prices would would be inflated even more and new businesses are able to afford these inflated prices and if you are a landlord and you are given the opportunity to receive more profit you w

the total listing as a board of supervisors and the mayors we need to look at the issue across the entire city that make a long term effect again appreciate our hard work >> next and final presentation from ed egging gone the mayor's office of housing and community development. >> that's actual the controller's office of development; is that right. >> yes. that's right. >> good afternoon, everyone. supervisor cowen and supervisors ted from the office of confirmation analysis we've issued an economic impact i'll be happy to answer any questions i'll start on page of much of the background of the other presenters have shared with you but on page 6 we list what i think is the best data available on the extent of the san francisco housing stock this is a question that the consensus bureau asked annually in 2006. when the american company sent to an address and unrefund a consensus goes and determines why if it is vacant because a resident is not coming up it and that's where this data comes from it indicates it tourism is not new it is from 990 there were 4 thousand units recorded in san francisco

>> there are some you know, the entire city isn't devastated, taken a big hit but there are a few shops and cafes that opened in recent days. the day before i was actually at a hindu wedding the couple who lived outside of nepal two weeks ago, they had cancelled the wedding because many of their guests were sleeping outside in tents but they decided to go ahead with the wedding because life has to go on and it would bring a sense of normalcy to people's lives here. >> fez jamil thank you. >>> the sense of whether ebola can be transmitted between people who have had ebola there has never bean documented case of ebola transmission during sex. >>> countries announced new rules today for rail cars that carry oil and other flammable liquids. as lisa stark reports four crashes this year alone. >> this is the kind of explosive accident the new rules are designed to help prevent. derailments involving trains some 100 cars long. carrying volatile crude oil. >> the truth is that 99.9% of these shipments reach their destination safely. the accidents involving crude and ethanol that have occurred,

. >> right now it's only useful in center city but developers say it could expand to cover the entire city by 2016. >>> now to the hot dog story. a new york city hot dog vendor is out of a job. >> his boss fired him after tv reports came out showing him way over charging customers. >> way. >> a different vendor was manning the hot dog cart yesterday near the world trade center. the man that was there, he was fired for reportedly charging tourists $30 for a hot dog. 30 bucks. coming up on the "today" show this morning, jeff rossen reports he goes under cover in manhattan to catch other food vendors in similar acts. apparently it's not that uncommon. >> that thing better be made of kobe beef. >> something like that. just before 5:00 a.m. you're watching "nbc 10 news." "nbc 10 news today" starts right now. >>> "nbc 10 news" starts now. >>> breaking news overnight in a crime that we've been following in the nation's capitol. an arrest in the mysterious mansion murders. how a quick snack at the murder scene landed the suspect behind bars. >>> here at home we're helping you get ready for the mem

areas across the entire city have seen the most serious crimes on the rise. >> to get together, we'reg to back each other up and answer no calls from the dispatcher. >> reporter: so no matter what commanders tell you - they go in one ear and out 0 the other. >> reporter: and the officer here said police are only responding to 911 calls. no walking beats. no engaging the community, no investigation. just responding. the bare minimum of policing. and then only the most serious calls get immediate attention. some calls, says the officer, goes hours with no response. and when police do respond, they will only go in pairs. sometimes, three and four officers per call. their own safety, the priority. >> as officers, we say, we've got to have each other's back. >> reporter: the officer worked the recent protest, looting and violence. the darkest day this cop has seen. on one score, the officer agrees with the protesters. what do you think about their claims is right? >> well, the city has a certain mentality, stat-drinks to make arrests. we don't care too much about moving violation. they wan

terms of the private dollars raised to fund the event and because there is support from the city, it will allow us to put the event up throughout the entire city and if we are relying on the private dollars we will be focusing in the places where the private dollars were interested in seeing the event but having the city support let's us work in the areas like the outer sunset and like the sxhition where there is really a chance to engage and reach out to the constituencies and so we think that it is important for the city to demonstrate the commitment. >> thank you. >> any other members of the public who wish to speak? >> seeing none, the public comment is closed. >> do we have a motion on item five? >> all right, motion by commissioner far ril to approve, and we will take that same house and same call, and item 5 is approved. >> item 6. >> rail capacity study up date. >> thank you, we have gram from the mta here. >> oh, first, maria. >> i will be two seconds. >> thank you. >> chief deputy and i want to give you a context on this, this is one of the series of presentations we want to keep before the committee and the public interest the

the coalition of diverse groups. now kenney wants that coalition to grow enlarger to take on the cities challenges. >> to achieve these goals the entire city must come together and work together regardless of whether you work in city hall or resign temporarily up on state road, we have a responsibility to our city and to each other. >> business woman melissa murray bailey spoke to her supporters at united republicans club. she said philadelphians have two choices murray bailey said that she represents a different way of doing things, erika. >>> if kenney wins in november he would be second straight mayor to graduate from st. joes prep. mayor nutter is a st. joes grad. we did digging and found old high school of kenney from 1976 check out these bow tie um-hmm, that is back then he was known as crazy kenney and year book described him as probably the funniest grad in the class of 76. >> how about that. >> nice digging. >> well done. >>> we will hear from jim about that shortly. >>> 5:33. good morning katie. >> i love that picture. that is classic. good, good stuff. you will love this forecast too how is that, for a transition. we can se

person who built consensus and knows how to build relationships a person who has worked across the entire cityiladelphia my end tour political life. >> reporter: former long time district attorney lynne abraham. >> i'm the only one in this state whose had the executive experience that work efficiently with budgets that hired thousands of people, created jobs and saved jobs. >> reporter: former judge nelson diaz. >> we have to create a good school system, create good jobs, and lower the prime rates. >> reporter: former utility executive doug oliver. >> i do not come from the mayor manufacturing farm, i come from a different perspective and i think that will bring new ideas and new energy to the mayor's office. >> reporter: former state senator milton street. >> i will stop the violence get rid of stop and frisk we'll re-establish a trust between the police and the community. >> now he wants to be our next mayor to create a city of opportunity for everyone. jim kenny and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters i think they're both wrong. >> tv ad wars were muted with no ba

the city. the money is coming from pg&e, a restitution fund stemming from the deadly gas pipeline explosion in 2010. the money is meant to benefit the entire city and is separate from the trust fund the city received to make repairs. the san bruno community foundation's public meeting is set for 6:30 tonight at bel air elementary school. >>> former 49ers ray mcdonald has been arrested again second time this week. this is a look at his latest mugshot. santa clara police say mcdonald violated a restraining order yesterday by showing up at a home he is supposed to avoid. that restraining order was issued monday after he was arrested on suspicion of domestic violence and child endangerment. he was released on bail late last night. mcdonald said nothing to members of the media. his attorney telling the "mercury news," neither he nor his client had been notified about that restraining order. mcdonald drove off in a car from aladdin bail bonds. >>> santa clara police found him about 5:00 yesterday afternoon. he was at a togo eatedry on tasmin drive. an employee told kpix 5, she saw ray mcdonald come into the restaurant hang around for a few minut

the entire city has not yet fallen. but, that could be next as zeina khodr reports. >> the symbol of government authority is in control of islamic state of iraq and levant. it's a city fought over and the iraqi government's stronghold in anbar province. i.s.i.l. fighters launched an assault on friday, taking obvious the ramadi compound housing the city's government buildings. they managed to penetrate using suicide bombers, government forces and allies were not able to stop the vans. many were killed. it is a blow to the authorities, who have been losing ground to other areas of the province. >> the assault as part of a large-scale attack on government forces on multiple parts. late thursday i.s.i.l. fighters used bombers to target the barracks of security forces. they consider anbar strategic. it borders territory it controls in neighbouring syria. it controlled most of app bar province before the assault. now i.s.i.l. controls most of the capital. people of ramadi were caught. council officials in anbar are blaming the

they have not yet lost the entire city and of course he will want to turn it around. lmost a tail of two rivers. on the you fray trees, we have seen isil on the front foot and on the tigris they are being pushed back. >> how surprising is this? because they have always been in a position of strength in the western province of anbar, and if you look at what we seen they attacked a heavily fortified compound in ramadi what does this offensive reveal about their resources, their manpower their weaponry in anbar? >> i think it clearly shows the iraqi military are outgunned for this time. and they have been asking for weapons, and they haven't yet got them. because it's a huge risk because in the past militias have either switched side or been overrun, and you lose that weaponry. hadi was in the u.s. last month, and he asked for more u.s. support, and if ramadi goes completely to isil this will be a symbolic loss as well. >> the tribes don't trust the central government, and the central government doesn't trust the tribes enough to arm them against isil. is there any way of

services to some to some of the households and considering municipal broadband network to cover the entire city so address the digital divide and upgrade the city's fiberoptic network city-wide to prepare the city for the future and that's a summary and i'd be happy to respond to any comments or questions. >> can i just acknowledge that we've had visitors from south africa from the african national congress and democratic alliance and a number of other entities but i wanted to thank them for coming to san francisco and engaging with us so we could learn from your struggles as you learn from ours thank you for being here today. >> supervisor campos? >> thank you chairman. i want to quickly thank chair mar and supervisor christiansen for requesting this and to our budget and legislative analyst for the amazing work that went into this this is very informative we talk a lot about the digital divide but this certainly puts numbers on it and puts it in perspective just a quick question in terms of you looking at something like expanding sf wifi and specifically considering a municipal broadband netw

and public to engage in and more services are done for this brand new arena of mission bay, but the entire city as well. we'll continue honoring our city with more bonds in the future, with more investments whether they be through ocii or housing going up to the the incredible innovation of uc san francisco and also a stones through away is the development next door on [inaudible] and of course the nba champions, the warriors will be here soon. so, all of this is to say that if we work together and we make sure that we collaborate as much as we can in the city, we'll have a better result and not only greater buildings, but places for people are honored for the roll they have in the city and where they work and i i hope every fire and police station will recognize this. every neighborhood will be touched by this because this center will be the center here not only for next 50 years, as soon as repair the [inaudible] it will be another 7 5 years to be here and make sure we have this building as a tribute so george can know we have our eyes on the rest of the building. around the corner is the med

with all of those members having spoken lastly, on behalf of the entire city of philadelphia and otherve talked to at -- or have communicated with the mayor, in washington, d.c. who i talked to last night, the potential of washington, d.c. residents being on that train was certainly possible, as it was a washington-started train to new york city, as well a -- i have communicated with mayor bill de blasio in new york city as well since that was the termination point with the expectation that there would have been new york city residents as well. on behalf of the million and a half people here in philadelphia, we also express our deepest sorrow. we will do everything we can to assist families who have loved ones on that particular train, and whatever their circumstance and condition, but certainly with the six confirmed deceased we are heart broken at what has .had here. we have not experienced anything like this in modern times and we will get to the bottom of it and figure out what happened why it happened, but that will take some time. with that we'll be glad to try to answer any ques

>> now so far you can only use it in center city but developers say it could expand to cover the entire cityby 2016. >>> all right. so you've heard about marked police cars right? you may never have heard of a ghost car until now. and you can see one for the first time here. new jersey state police unveiled this new undercover stealthy patrol car yesterday. from a distance it looks like any other car. you can see the light gray almost ghostly state police logo on the doors. the idea is to let drivers know that they're dealing with a legitimate officer if they get pulled often. >>> we are of course counting down to the unofficial start to summer. we'll tell you about the annual tradition that is a real key to the holiday weekend. >>> plus drowning dangers. some things to keep in mind if you're swimming over the weekend. officials want to make sure everyone is staying safe. they're putting their money behind the effort. >>> you know there are a lot of memorial day events happening this weekend. one of those is the sunset parade at the coast gard training center in cape may. more than 250 will

president, would be talking about race when he ignored apparently advisedly the fact that the entire the entire city government of baltimore is african-american. they run the city council. the president of the city council is african-american. the mayor, the police commissioner. you go through the line. if that was about race and racism, explain it to this audience because i cannot for the life of me understand how this is an analog for anything he would talk about in jim crow or slavery and by the way, chris, you talked about an original sin of this republic. i think we have to be clear. it may be an original sin of part of those who made up this republic but the fact is more than 300,000 americans gave their lives in the civil war to rid us of slavery and i think as you would suggest, that might be an incomplete narrative to leave out their great sacrifice for others. >> hear, hear. absolution, atonement is always available. >> bless your heart. >> but there is this. i think this is tremendously significant. when we talk about why baltimore doesn't work it's not about what color the skin of the in