if i could turn to the overhead please just a reminder for the public the port is a self supporting ency matt haney all we make our own funds and spend our own resources and manage 7 nature million dollars of waterfront from fisherman's wharf to the harding hark or park in the south a public trust fund held in the trust for the people of san francisco we promote and preserve airing area natural resources to promote and maintain our assets much of what i'll be talking about today is the ports significant capital backlog and the process we've made to address that backlog as i mentioned we're on a fixed two year budget 2015-2016 represents the second year and the port is not needing any changes we're happy to live within the budget you established last year our operating budget is hundred million dollars this as the slide shows the major driver is real estate at 51 percent that is real estate laelgsz leasing and parking 25 percent that's our parking lots and meters and maritime those revenues support our various divisions the majority of our expenses are personnel 36 non-personal is 28

>> while we are stealing excited we may have a $32 million capitalized you'll see from the slide the port is facing a very, very significant structural deficit in our ability to address other capital needs as you can see on the slide the line on the top represents what we should be spending and the blue line on the bottom represents what we're showing in our 5 year forecast of what we'll be able to spend we have one million dollars - one billions of unopportunity repair that represents both the backlog and the good repair spending we're not able to fund in our current promotion these that includes this extraordinarily exorcises o forces that is projected in the 10 year goal plan the fee and the geobond the park bonds despite osgood efforts to infuse the support with the internal forces we're facing a very, very significant backlog with that said, we have a very complete strategy we've worked out with the city family if a maintain our assets for the benefit of the public and really respond to the adopting waft we have excellent financial policies and have a 15 percent reserve we have the g

if the port commission approves the port would enter into a standsered port license agreement with the conslet general of mexico and this license would include indem fiication security deposit or requirement to maintain the instullation including remove graffiti and leave the plaza prior to had instullation. they also require a incoachment permit which assures it is sited in a way that is appropriate for a public location. the port commission has in the past waved license and permit fee frz public art instullation. when the port doesn't have to support the instullation with funds, number 2, when the location is not needed for any other purpose and 3, when it can be demonstrated the instullation will benefit the public trust. harry bridges plaza will not be need frd special events or commercial uses during the proposed time period for this instullation which is july 15 through october 15. the port will not spend any money on the instullation and interviewed staff at the port of san diego and they said this was received well by there public. in addition harry bridges applauseey is a grea

>> our dredging contract covers all the areas within the port that we are permitted to dredge. over the course of the 5 years we project the sites that are most common that we dredge and those include pier traevl and 35. the comment about the increase in dredging cost at 27 is in part comes from our additional putting together the new bid contract cycle knowing what some of the escalators are in the dredging world and our contract is no doubt going to be higher in unit cost than the present. >> but it is covered under this contract? >> so you are correct, this contract covers the payment inwork and the next covers the [inaudible]-this is paid for through this contract and we rucounting for it in the next imet so you can see the full picture of the facilities so you are correct. any other questions? commissioner adams >> so dweckter [inaudible] asking a question this will be covering pier twaevl and 35 the old cruise terminal? [inaudible] park sunchs and that other stuff but it just helps out-can you explain that to me? >> yes, so to my knowledge we do not do dredging at pier 31

to the fifth largest port in the united states. the port of oakland has transformed itself. ritime moth into the butterfly of shipping. >>> that's it for this week's second look. i'm frank somerville, we'll see you again next week. okay, here's the number for poison control. ask for carol. honey, we're gonna be fine. enjoy your reunion. oh, it'd be a lot more fun if you were there. i really am sorry about that. i just can't miss the chance to bowl on jay's team. mnh. that's why i ordered these glide rights. if you break 'em in properly they're supposed to give you a completely frictionless-- (thud) (groans) if i'm being honest, the reunion might be a little more fun if phil isn't there. otherwise, i spend the whole weekend telling him who's who and explaining inside jokes. and if all that explaining is going out, the alcohol is not going in. hey, mom. before you go, you have to sign this for school. mm. you don't have to read it. it's all boilerplate. honey, i am running really late. (whispers) ask your dad. right here, buddy. s--uhh! (thud) i have to get the letter signed be

the first person i have is chris consist ynlson >> good afternoon port commission. some know me and some don't. i'm christopher christensen of [inaudible] president of bay area long shore memorial association. moneek just speak on leroy king and the amazing activist and labor leader and i was-had the privilege to serve on the northern california district counsel at the ends of his life, he was still active. i want to inform the port commission and staff his family and bay area long shore memorial is having a memorial on july 25 which is a saturday from 10-3 at the i [inaudible] at 400 north point and i'm extending warm well knh to invite the port commission and port staff. and that is it >> thank you. any other public speakers? seeing none commissioners-- >> and just want to say something about leroy king who was such a wonderful person. i know when i was first appointed to this commission he was one of the first people to embrace me and take me to lunch and try to show me the ropes and he has been such a great frepds for so squlaung is just such a wonderful activist

the planner. and then share them with a portable port reach out to the planner was already late in the game. after renegotiation buses la porte reach an agreement by some mitigation measures only one hour before the planning commission hearing. at this point, right for the hearing, other parents e-mail discussing the reasons for signing this agreement. having been put in awkward position the school came to this trust agreement based on the fear that "the most fun would back out of the mitigation if they are not willing to make such as keeping the noisiest construction outside of school hours unit that impacts the construction, drives up the cost" to continue with the coat, we believe the agile fun should we judge last early in the game by not doing so they created that time crunch. we found ourselves in. is not the school is happy with the risk of the city medications be taken off the table they refused the order. addition the project sponsors because the million dollar donation to the school was contingent on la porte not opposing the project. sony and the school support the project sponsor

and particular focus has been placed on the modernization of the port system. he main terminal, has a 12 meter deep area which enables these cargo ships to dock. it was originally built during the vietnam war for american military vessels. although it was severely out of repair, it can now handle five times more containers than before, thanks to an extensive makeover. a further round of construction commencing at the end of 2015 is expected to double the size of the port. once completed, it will cater for even larger vessels. [ speaking foreign language ] >> currently some 10,000 trucks drive through tien sa every month, including those from other countries. this diner close to the entrance has been in business for many years. round the clock, it is packed with drivers and port workers. [ speaking foreign language ] ♪ >> it is the distribution business that has been prospering the most under da nang's redevelopment. previously there were only state-run companies, but with the introduction of a market economy, there are now 25 distribution firms. ♪ ♪ the formally

the port increased the market effort included by designing and placing 2 new cruise ads on the board here in the pacts. we are actively meeting with cruise line decision makers in miami la andciateal. [inaudible] developed strong relationships with many major players in the industry. ory bookings in 2016 are strong. we have 80 confirmed reservations to date including cristm cruise delux night world cruise beginning and ending in san francisco. challenges remain as cruise lines have raised concern about the high [inaudible] as compared to other west coast ports. it a competitive business. operationally after 9 month of operation 2 major issues emerged. first we had issues with customs and immigration. when you get off the ship and go through custom at pier twaevl it is like a airport. in the ort days you do customs on the ship. initially the lines were long and delayed the disembark which delayed the embark which caused traffic so the port and pcst staff met with u.s. custom and boarder protection to discuss the issue and find other way tooz speed up the process. the good news is that

the port of oakland the nation's fifth busiest port certainly brings in a lot of products. this is one export that's not welcome. >> we're looking for any hitchhiking pests. >> reporter: u.s. customs inspectors based at the port of oakland have a trained eye for spotting problems on products imported from all over the world. what they found on a shipment of chick peas from india last week has been breathe ag big sigh of relief, the capra beetle hitched a ride to the u.s. >> it's i guess considered by usda as one of the 100 worst pests in the world. >> reporter: the insect can literally chomp its way through plastic and cardboard, devouring whatever food it can find. once it's established, it's tough to wipe out. >> it can also withstand extreme climatic conditions and is resistant to some pesticides. >> reporter: we watched as inspectors examined a shipment of tiles today and made another important find seeds from a noxious weed that's also hard to contain. >> we found this under the pallet. >> reporter: thanks to inspectors the threat to u.s. agriculture is averted. the no

on the table of page 5 of the staff report, if you look at the revenue debt suchbs, historically the port managed the cruise business to cover expenses and break even covering expenses not capital investment so we are doing that and then some as you can see. historically we would consider this a banner year. when the decision was made to proceed with this project initially, it was-we did not anticipate that we would be able to cover that service but as time evolved we became more and more convinced with the raising of the passenger facility fee and the ability to include parking and other revenue sources we can get there or close to there. historically speaking this was a banner year for us. it wasn't all the way there but going forward we have every opportunity to get there so thank you for making that point. >> thank you. >> with this wonderful revenues can we talk a little about the local business? >> absolutely. metro if you recall or pcst put together a robust lbe outreach program and in your pact there are the listings of the companies that they have employed register lbe's they emp

he runs the biggest receiving and distribution company at the port. nts are a who's who of the projects you buy. >> normally we -- when the ship arrives we pick up the containers within 24 hours or so. now it is delayed at least 2, 3, 4 days. >> they always claim there is not enough -- [ indiscernible ] >> changing game plans. we are not getting containers. >> reporter: he says the port is once again in a mess, long lines and long waits. >> our customers are paying more money and getting the worse service ever. >> reporter: west coast ports took a battering as well as losses during the slow down that sent a lot of the cargo to other ports. this delay down could do further damage. >> if it doesn't get to the stores timely our customers will look for alternatives. >> reporter: a letter from the employers to the union raised eyebrows. >> an announcement that 17% of the longshoreman that are vegterred do not report to work for the last 18 months. >> the union says it is settling the issues. the employers have been unreachable. the landlord says it is handl

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the trucks have stopped outside of the port because of french strikes. cy lane said reports from the scene. lucy: the latest on the front line with the battle with the migrants. the main highway into the channel tunnel. migrants sought to pass their targets. drivers know that open vehicles make less attractive places to hide. >> it is frightening, seeing everyone here. they're locking the vehicle doors, worried people would try to get in. lucy: we have seen several migrants trying to board of the vehicles. one even climbing to the roof of a truck. this traffic jam is caused by strikes near the tunnel entrance. they say they will block the port themselves if britain does not do more to help. written has put up security fences outside of the ferry fence in calais. this leads all the way back to the mediterranean sea. it is nothing new to the police. this footage, though by officers on patrol several weeks ago shows the growing ranks and confidence of their opponents. the number of migrants has swelled to 3000. an all-time high, with more on the way. some ar

the council agreed to limit the cameras to the port. >> pam:if passed. the proposal would require regular audits of the port's camera system. and restrictions on who can access it. >> pam:we are just two days away from the n-b-a finals. a major relief for warriors fans today. >> pam:all- star guard klay thompson is cleared to play. >> pam: concussion after getting knee-d in the head in the western conference finals. >> pam:kron-4's jason appelbaum joins us live. >> pam: practice facility where klay hit the court with the team >> reporter: after two straight days for full practices for klay the doctors to clear tam. well linden nasty concussion eight he received a few days ago. he is back and ready. he says he only had one bad day. otherwise, he felt great. she >> today i felt like i got my energy that. --back >> reporter: ready to come off the bench if they need him. so the orioles will be at full strength. just a reminder that it is the final sprint banners were put up outside the oracle with klay on it. they are busy working inside the brain as well. wh

the council agreed to limit the cameras to the port. if passed. the proposal would require regular audits of the port's camera system. and restrictions on who can access it. the east bay connection. to a boston police shooting that killed a man police suspected of having terrorism ties. also tonight. the on-going drought takes aim at the green grass of a southbay city. and next ,,, another sign of how expensive it's gotten to live in the bay area. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only one shot to master the chase mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >> pam: yet another sign of just how expensive it is to live in the bay area. according to a new "zillow rental index" the median rent in san francisco is now a whopping 4,225 dollars. that's the highest in the nation. the figure takes into account all types of rentals from single-family homes, to condos to inlaws. the median price for a rental in san jose 3,080 dollars. in oakland.the median price is 2,535 >> pam:

is to remain closed for the rest of tuesday. a strike by port workers blocked the tunnel.so saw a surge of migrants trying to get on board trucks bound for the u.k. which were stuck in traffic jams. >> there seems to be an earlier some sort of disturbance. >> reporter: a queue of trucks and scores of migrants desperate to reach britain. some manage to jump on to the back of a vehicle, making the most of a strike by french workers at the port. here is driver chases a group away after noticing them trying to break into the back of his truck. elsewhere french police tried in vein to keep them away. they have been blocking the tunnel, which has lead to traffic slowing to a crawl. >> we went to blockade a tunnel until 11:00 am when we were removed by security people. one of our colleagues has been quite seriously wounded on his head. >> reporter: truck drivers are being advised to stick together and ensure their doors are locked. they are largely dependent on help from local volunteers who provide food and clothing. the french ferry workers fear they will lose their job last mo

it also highlighted a growing problem in the port city. everal thousand migrants are thought to be living in dirty makeshift camps around the city waiting for their chance to cross the channel. the question of who is responsible for border security has prompted a heated exchange between france and the u.k. the mayor has criticized the british government for not doing enough to find security in the port, while the u.k. minister for security and immigration says it is up to the french government and law enforcement to assure security and safety in france. british prime minister david cameron says security measures will be increased. pm cameron: we are looking at whether we can put more personnel and sniffer dog teams on that side of the channel to make a difference, and there is more work being done in terms of installing fencing. there is no point of either side trying to point the finger of blame at each other. this is a strong partnership that we have in place and we should keep it that way. reporter: the debate comes as europe faces the w

down by the port, barbed wire fences deep them way from trucks and fairies. the fences for hate -- from trucks and ferries. >> the police are out to get as. society and the institutions are against us too. this isn't life. all we do is sit around. >> were going to take a very short break now. when we come back, the greek debt crisis is getting ugly. we will tell you what the greek prime minister had to say to his creditors. brian: don't go away, more coming up after the break. brian: welcome back. the greek prime minister has been heaping scathing criticism on greece's creditors. >> the comments were delivered to lawmakers and athens. they are diminished the chances that the greek government is going to be able to bridge the divide with its creditors before it's euro era bailout expires in two weeks time. x charm is never in short supply with greece's prime minister. despite the immense pressure he laces -- he faces party members made it clear a deal is in the country's best interest. they challenged greece to consider the consequences of failed talks. will it

workers from the ferry company blocked the port and the tunnel. >> translation: we want to blockade the tunnel until 11:00am, when we were removed. one of our colleagues was seriously wounded on his head. passengers expect to ride the train left stranded. >> we arrived here excited to find it, to get up there, only to find the steps are closed and we read on the sign everything is postponed. the french cleared the ferry workers on the tracks. stopping migrants from boarding drugs is difficult. drivers have been advised to stick together and make sure all the doors are locked. they are thought to be around 3,000 migrants living rough. waiting for a chance to make it across the english channel. >> a girl thought to be 12 years old blew herself up at a market in north-east nigeria. 12 have been killed more injured. the attack coming hours after a female suicide bomber killed 20 people, when she targeted a market in maiduguri >>> the death toll in pakistan has rich to more than 700. morgues are overflowing and hospitals struggling. soldiers are giving out water. many are not drinking during

. >> the refinery hasn't been receiving any oil through the port but it has 1.2 million tons in storage as well as gas tanks. >> translator: what happened today is a heinous crime committed by criminal militias. the only source of income for the city. >> reporter: aden has been the source of sustained fighting, artillery reportedly hit a military operations center two days ago. its location is important because it's near the gulf of aden and offers easy access to the sea. it became a base of operations of abd rabbu mansour hadi abd rabbu mansour.despite months of air strikes by the saudi-led coalition the houthis still control large parts of yemen and they are well armed. >> translator: i asked our brothers from the coalition and king salman to help us. right now we live in very difficult circumstances and people want to know how long the fighting will last,. >> the humanitarian situation is only worsening lack of fuel and essentiallies like food and water. victoria gatenby, al jazeera. >> candles have been lit to remember the 38 are victims of the attack on friday in sousse. relatives

is to remain closed for the rest of tuesday after a strike by french port workers police have removeddreds of ferry workers after some set fire to tires. this is the main road heading out towards the tunnel entrance, this seems to be have been a disturbance. >> scores of migrants desperate to reach britain. >> some manage to jump on to the back of a vehicle making the most of a strike by french workers at the ports here is a driver chases a group away. else where, police tried in vain to keep them away from the roads. workers from ferry company have been blockades the port and the tunnel that's led to traffic on nearby roads slowing to a crawl. >> we with went with to blockade a tub nell until 11:00 a.m., when we were with moved by security people. one of our colleagues has been quite seriously wounded it's a shame. >> truck drivers are being advised to stick together and make sure all the doors are locked. there are thought to be about 3,000 living rough hoping to make it across the channel. some have been seen on the tracks and for now all train services between france and the u. k.

in any case we've been working with the city attorney and working with the city administer and the port and the giants of course to find a way to feel comfortable in going forward with these things so expect the giants and the port and anyone else that's interested to be coming to you within the next few months for these consents and i don't really know how else to put this -- expect >> and there's a plan then to have them come to us to ask about acdc? >> that is my intention to agendize these amplified sound permits. >> okay great. >> okay moving on. an update on staffing changes i threw in here and blackstone is on vacation today this week as she was last week but she she is leaving the commission i thought you might all know that already so we'll see her next week week briefly and then she will be leaving. i have the h.r. in motion and i have a potential candidate to fill the position hopefully. you know, the latter end of june we'll start training someone new but there is some turn over so this is happening. and i think i had updated the commission previously about the addition of a

ned the navy seized the marianne in international waters and redirected it to its port. ctivist and sailor owns the marianne. he explains what happened while an in israeli custody in a similar protest in 2012. >> they try to make you afraid, of course. >> theorganizers called the freedom flotilla three benjamin netanyahu. >> people around the world begin to understand the lie it holds. >> in 2010, the ten turkish activists were killed when israeli commandos boarded a flotilla during the protest. it is preventing hamas from sending weapons and attacking israeli citizens. >> activists say yes this was a publicity stunt even though the marianne never made it to the shores of gaza, they consider it a success. they say it turned the world's focus to the plight of the palestinian even if for a short time. blackhawks well, the u.s. territory of puerto rico is facing economic problems. they're expected to give a televised address later on monday. >>> the chinese president xi jinping will meet with the newly formed asian bank. more than 50 countries have signed an agreement in bei

properly reviewed we do is open space is proper we do not know any of those things -- we the parents request la porte school be given a reasonable setback to bring light into the preschool while allowing the new and the oldest and next agenda with pleasing effect. quick >> commissioner i the question of 1 m supporters. let me repeat it. you are school did some tenant improvements to the building for its program. why were the three rooms, classrooms, based onto the side >> testifier: based on discussions we have heard, with la porte, that the three classrooms it is actually for classrooms in total on the second and third floor have core doors on the south side classrooms on the north side. that was due to requirements by , we believe that a prominent building inspection. we have heard from la porte that birth egress of students they wanted the court were to be on the south. now, so i do not have any documentation about that because that is something that happened with la porte. i know we signed up with la porte in june of 2013. i was one of the first families to find out for my son and we were never t

the port handled nearly a quarter of a million cargo containers. a call earlier this year that the work came to a crawl as port operators and a worker's union disagreed on a contract. >>> and chp confirmed a car found in an embankment in castro valley was stolen. and officers reported to a call yesterday morning. the chb said -- chp said it's not uncommon for thieves to dispose of cars in the area. the crews look for victims but nobody was found. the car had been reported stolen yesterday in hayward. >> and happening today, the san francisco mayor is putting his focus on a full-scale model of the next generation light-rail vehicles. they plan to add more than 200 new light-rail cars to the fleet before the end of next year. the new trains are designed to carry bicycles and passengers than ever before. >> and those vehicles will be allowed to carry more than 20- plus more persons. ride smoother and have a better experience and because they new, certainly the maintenance of them and the costs of maintaining the current ones will be decreased by that m

when we come back, one of the kayativists, why they have taken to the port of seattle. with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now! democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with aaron matÉ. aaron: the oil giant shell is on its way to the arctic but not before a final showdown with environmental activists in kayaks. on tuesday, dozens of "kayaktivists" were arrested after paddling up to a shell drilling rig and preventing it from leaving the port of seattle. several dozen supporters lined up behind them. the activists set off at 4:00 a.m. after learning of shell's plans to leave later that morning. following a brief standoff shell's polar pioneer was able to depart after the coast guard pulled the activists from the water. monday's action marked the latest in a series of protests since shell arrived in seattle last month. shell is stationing its vessels in the puget sound while it drills for oil in pristine and highly remote waters in the chukchi sea off the coast of alaska. environmentalists warn arctic drilling will threaten wildlife and wors

we have seen an increase from the last port where there was one -- there is three new ones. all areas that have been put forward in the past are standard practice in our proxy voting policy is to vote against a proposal should be data indicate management is currently providing sufficient information to shareholders so survey to make an informed decision in those areas. so you will note in some cases will be a four vote for let us say greenhouse gases on one company and then maybe meagerly thereafter there may be an against boat for greenhouse gases in a different company. it has to primarily with whether or not the general consensus that shareholders are receiving sufficient information to make an informed decision. >> thank you. any discussion on this item?

workers from ferry companies have been blockading both the port and the channeled tunnel. >> we went blockade a tunnel until 11:00 a.m. when we were moved by security people. one of our colleagues had to be seriously wounded. >> this was the north in paris. those expecting to ride the eurostar train left stranded. >> i think they found that all the steps were closed and we read that everything has been postponed. >> stopping migrants from boarding trucks is an increasingly difficult problem. tigers would stick together to make sure all their doors are locked. there are reported to be 3,000 migrants waiting for their chance to make it across the english channel. >> eurozone request a deal with greece could be reached within days. they've been discussing proposals put forward by prime minister tsipras that includes new taxes owed by wealthy greeks greeks. there is exchange of urgently needed bail out funds. they have to pay back imf $1.8 billion by next week or risk leaving the eurozone. we're live in athens, john, once again it's not resolved. it could be resolved in a few days. what

workers from ferry company have been blockading both the port and the channel tunnel.s led to traffic on nearby roads. >> we went with to blockade a tunnel until 11:00 a.m., when we were moved by security people. one of our colleagues has been wounded on hi head, it is a shame. >> truck drivers are being adviced to stick tot to make sure all their doors are locked. they are largely depend on hope from volunteers. their feel their will lose their jobs next month some have been seen on the tracks and for now all train services between france and the u.k. are suspended. nadine barber, al jazeera. >> the u.s. is announced it will send about 250 tanks armored vehicles and other military equipment to central and eastern europe, the move is meant to reassure nato allies and the most intense stand off, since the cold war poland, and romania. especially here. in the battic region. >> we each agreed while we do not seek a cold let alone a hot wash with russia, we with will defend our allies and the positive future it affords us all. >> in moscow for us, what did the u.s. secreta

>> at that is all the port authority has been releasing so far. more information.l: we heard suggestions in terms of moving the port authority bus terminal maybe a dedicated tunnel. you covered you covered this, you have been the "chasing news" road warrior for a while. do you think any of these conversations are now going to start again on the heels of this accident? >> to be honest i don't know that they have made any difference. whether they were in a bus dedicated lane or another it seems different. >> built over half century ago. huge buses cramming into tiny tunnels. bill: all things considered, no one was killed in traffic was backed falling in a couple hours. ♪ >> the case of another dumb criminal. recorded looking right into a surveillance camera right after he reportedly grabbed the woman. >> in new jersey. take a look. edwards in new jersey. you can see them making their way up and over. bill: he made it. ♪ >> the delaware river. now, they buy tickets down a 10-mile stretch down the delaware river and stop at various locations along the way. mining and f

people rescued at sea are taken to the italian ports. we have been following the mediterranean migrant crisis, and we have this report from the island of lamb bed ussa. -- lamb bed usa. >> 15 rescue operations carried out on saturday are over. the migrants were found in nine different wooden fishing boats. in those you have people below deck and next to the engine and more in six different rubber dinghies, and they are the ones more at risk of capsizing or drowning. now, they are brought back to the islands in. arriving in lampedusa. and more in sicily and we don't know where the rest will arrive. it's a logistical nightmare for the italian islands in. many end up in mainland italy. some ships are heading to the area of the southern mediterranean, an area that is under e.u. mission called the triton mission. they are heading there because they could very well be more rescue operations in the hours or days to come. it's usually on weekends that it's usually on weekends that there's an uptake in the number of boats leaving the coast. when i

hospitals and morgues in pakistan struggle to cope as the death toll from the heat wave keeps rising. >>> striking port workers cause chaos with nigh grant ceasing the opportunity to cross the champion. plus. >> reporter: i am catherine soi in western kenya where researchers are focusing on communities like this one to help reduce ma layer ya. i'll be telling you how. ♪ ♪ >>> isil has destroyed two islamic shrines close to the ancients syrian city near palmyra, a unesco world heritage site. this videos show the shrines being blown up. a companion of profit mohamed's cousin. mines have been laid in the ancient city raising fears that more artifacts will be lost. in a statement isil void to destroy statues and shrines which it regards as idol worshiping. a former director of the scientific laboratory. joins us now from athens, ohio in the united states. great to have you with us, how significant are these tools already destroyed. how significant are they in syrian history? >> in terms of archeological cultural, they are part of syria's cultural heritage from, an archeological perspective. they don't have

is due to find a second fence to ward off the new caps from the port area. the number of migrants has surged. from 200 at the start of last year to around 3000 today. summer arrived from sudan two months ago and he has already tried 25 times to cross the channel. i don't worry that the police he says. what can they do? what could make you stop? nothing, he says. not even the prospect of death. as long as i'm alive, i will keep trying. alongside the terminal truck's stand with their doors wide open. this driver tells us he has found migrants inside eight times. >> we keep the doors open to show them there is nothing to hide. it is a huge problem, and never far away from the truck. reporter: fences, border fences open trunks. people have lost their fear but not yet their hope. katty: europe still struggling to deal with the influx of migrants. they are prepared to do anything. still do, this program, and getting an education in germany, more americans are flocking there for the free tuition and many decide to stay. more than 900 schools in south korea have been