the french city of marseille just days before one of the presidential elections. one of them was under investigation by belgian authorities. arrestedo men were here in the port city of marseille, southern france tuesday morning at 10:00 and 10:30 a.m.. they were 23 and 29 years old. both of french nationality. to pair met and turned radical islam during a prison sentence where they shared the same cell. police have been tracking them for months after collecting intelligence pointing to an imminent terror attack. >> the document that we have collected so far indicates that we -- these two men were getting ready to carry out an imminent attack on french soil. point we are still unable to say when, where and how exactly they intended to act. >> both men were known by intelligence services. paris's counterterrorism unit the two ase home of early as december 2016. they found the flag of the islamic state group and jihadist videos. they have been on the run for several weeks and police finally spotted them by checking phone records. after intercepting a video of them threatening to take action french special forces intervened. in their rental apartment in marseill

the launch was made from the port city of sinpo on the east coast.he type of missile has not been identified. but the u.s. military does not believe it was intercontinental. a u.s. official says the land-based weapon malfunctioned almost immediately and exploded. our will ripley is one of the few western journalists currently reporting from north korea. and alexander field is standing by, south of the demilitarized zone, in south korea. thank you for joining us at this hour. will, a go to you first in pyongya pyongyang. were you surprised by reports of this missile launch? and does anybody else in north korea know about it? >> the answer to your first question, was i surprised? yes and no. we've been talking about the possibility of a sixth nuclear test. and even at the parade yesterday, when i was chatting with don lemon, i said north korea has a possibility of rolling out a missile launcher and a we could see a missile launched around the day of the sun. you're thinking around the major holidays, north korea may attempt a show of force. everybody w

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an international footballer from panama has been shot dead in the port city of colon. re injured in the shooting. panama's president has promised to track down those responsible for the shooting. police in adelaide sa five—year—old boy has died after his head got lodged between a wall and a table fixed to a slow—moving floor ina table fixed to a slow—moving floor in a revolving restaurant. the child was critically injured in the incident at the sun dial restaurant at the top of the westin peachtree plaza hotel. he later died in hospital. his death has been ruled accidental. now, more on our top story, the failed launch of a north korean missile. earlier we spoke to michael duitsman, research associate at the james martin centre for non—proliferation studies. and i asked him more about what we know. pacific command said it exploded almost at launch, so we are unlikely to find out what sort of missile it was any time soon. it was launched from near the sinpo area, which — so we don't really know — it could be any missile in their arsenal, but we do know that there is a la

the magnitude 6.9 quake was 22 miles off the port city of balperezaa no major damage or injuries howeveren reported so far o and authorities have ruled out the possibility of a tsunami. >> new on "action news," a symbol of keeping police safe in montgomery county has made its way to ohio. mr. moosey the stuffed moose is now with the cincinnati police department. five-year-old mackenzie brown gave the toy to towamencin police officer james gibbous during a track stop in december. the child said he wanted the officer to have it for his own security. gibbous then shared it with other police and fire departments. mr. moosey has made its way to illinois, new jersey, massachusetts, new hampshire and now ohio. >> mr. moosey, i like it. 4:40. it's a really good name. great act of kindness. >>> 4:48. matt pelman is up next with a live look at traffic and later fay dunn away opens up about that that mishap this year at the oscars. >> yet another reason to believe the saying if it looks too good to be true, it is. lowes addressing a 50-dollar off coupon on facebook. >> ♪ >> the rain is coming for u

we note that it was fired from the area of shinpo, a port city on the east coast of korea. this is where we saw that missile launch back on april 6 as well, just before the chinese leader xi jinping would be visiting president trump. this is also an area where they've been trying to perfect their submarine launched missiles in the past. certainly a busy area for north korea. but according to the south korean defense ministry official, it did fame. we're waiting to hear more information about what kind of missile it was. but ofly, an interesting timing, just one day after a day after -- that very important date in north korea, where we saw the massive military parade. analysts will be wanting to know which of those missiles they just tried to fire. ana? >> i want to turn to will rippley live in north korea for us. will, are you lenk anymore about this apparent missile test that we are -- have been told failed? >> reporter: no confirmation on the ground here in pyongyang and at this point and frankly, we may not hear anything about it. north korea often announces successful m

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you've been very forceful and directive wore to pursue the funding for the infrastructure like important for ports important for the city's economic and to reduce the capital a backlog we'll keep on looking for opportunity and work as required based on the budget that as it comes through the next item i have is happy news on april 22nd from 9 to one and earth day our ord will be a shortfall clean up at the crane cove park from 9 to noon and exciting architectural or arithmetic day from it 11 to one not only mark earth display by the 7 annual news of - i encourage to you participate that concluded my report. >> any comment on the chef director's report any comment seeing none, public comment is closed. madam secretary >> item commission's report: without discussion, at the time commissioners may make announcements regarding. >> i wanted to comment for the record i wasn't at the last meeting unfortunately, a conflict not in san francisco i wanted to say there was a presentation on the southern waterfront from the mayor's office of economic development we've been looking to see an sgralth planning in terms of not just lookin

the uss michigan, a nuclear-powered submarine also arrived in the port city of pusan today. angered by the buildup and threat of further sanctions, the regime has stepped up its rhetoric, unveiling new weapons while lashing out at its adversaries. north korean media called the movement extremely dangerous, saying carefully any catastrophic consequence. >> this raises the stakes. >> reporter: analyst jonathan polak says the white house needs to proceed cautiously. >> with the united states and others talking far too loose lay of the prospects of a preemptive strike, that's what would trigger retaliatory actions by north korea. >> reporter: it's also been three days since tony kim was detained at north korea's airport. >> we could stumble needlessly into what would be the biggest crisis in east asia since the united states intervened in the korean war in 1950. >> reporter: to avoid that, president trump is working closely with china. he's already spoken with china's president twice in the past two weeks. >>> first daughter and white house adviser, ivanka trump continues her vis

. >> an ancient jewish enclave still exists in the port city of ko chi. d this community have been where thomas started his message to bring the teachings of jesus to india. >> we know that there were jewish communities there in india and that part of india as part of the trade networks early on for the first century. >> one of the important strands of thomas' work is the fact he didn't come to minister to the jewish community. >> this my body. >> this is my body. >> as a jew himself, he felt that he is bringing this new way of relating with god. >> i think thomas would make perfect apostle because he represents someone that had to go through a process in order to get to the place of believing. and i think that he represent many people. >> in the acts, one of thomas' first encounters is with an indian ruler. thomas instructs the king and his brother in the christian literature and eucharist. for years the king was regarded as a mythical figure. but a surprising discovery in the 19th century saw the acts of thomas cast in a new light. >> it appeared to prov

then hours later, he delivers his sermon in the port city of alexandria. outside a man tried to gain entry. when denied, he detonates his bomb. so much innocent bloodshed on this holyiest of days. sadness quickly turned to rage. christians logged a regional police chief. >> the authorities have received warnings before that the church is being targeted, why weren't proper measures taken to protect people. isis has been stepping up attacks against christians here in egypt, killing dozens in previous months. with nerves gone and tempers high, they're urging for unity. >> you must know what it is being done is an attempt to tear you apart. if you're one unit, how difficult for anyone to defeat this country. >> president declared emergency law for three months, granting the police and army extra powers. it's hard to quantify this type of violence. every one outside this church of tanta everyone has the story of a loved one. this is your friends' blood. >> yeah. >> on the road. what happened to your friend? >> he was killed. >> reporter: this christian man aske

hunting e pair since the end of last weeek and were arrested just a few minutes apart in the southern port city. let's listen to the french interior minister. this morning, between 10:00 and 11:00, our counterterrorism units arrested two individuals in marseille's third arrow do small. born in 1987 and 1983 respectively, and of french nationality, were both radicalized and intended to carry out an attack on french soil in the next few days. >> that was the french interior minister speaking earlier on. up, we are with you 100%, that is from he was vice president mike pence who met with japan's prime minister shinzo abe date. washington making moves to reassure japan. the north korean vice minister said it all out war would break out if the americans launched a military action. the e warning g comes after pene told the north not to test washington's resolve. trump, theesident united states will continue to work with japan and all our allies in the region, including south korea, to confront the most ominous threat posing this region of the world, the regime in north korea. let me be clear, our com

tensions are at a boiling point after north korea launched a missile sunday from the port city. seconds after the ainitial attempt, but to question it and other missile launches have made a lasting impression on the trump white house. as we wait to see sean spicer brief reporters including jim o'cass to, he's waiting is and watching. let's just begin with that conversation you kind of sort of had with the president there at the easter egg roll. you were shouting about north korea and his response was two words? >> that's right, when in doubt, shout a question. words i live by. we are at the easter egg roll this morning on the south lawn of the white house. i wouldn't describe it as a conversation. but had a few moments just to throw a question at the president as to what his message would be for north korea and he said that the north korean dictator kim jong-un should behave himself and cut it out. here's what he had to say. >> any message for north korea and kim jong-un? >> behave. >> do you think north korea can be resolved peacefully? what are your thoughts on kim jong-un? >>

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south korean officials say the launch attempt was made from the port city of sinpo on the east coast. a u.s. official says the land-based rocket malfunctioned almost immediately and exploded. cnn correspondents are covering these developments all across asia. alexandra field is live in seoul. matt rivers is in beijing. and will ripley is one of the few western journalists in north korea right now. we're going to start with alex. what more can you tell us about apparently this failed missile launch from north korea? >> reporter: well, we're learning what u.s. officials know. they believe this was a failed attempt, that this launch failed wng four to five seconds of the time that it was launched and that it happened at the same site where there was a previous attempt earlier this month. this kind of missile launch test doesn't come as any surprise. it's not taking the world by surprise. tensions have been very high on the korean peninsula this week. there was a great deal of expectation that kim jong-un, north korea's dictator, would try and pull off some kind of provocative action. the

area they launched the last one that scud missile of some sort from the submarine zone there on the port city of sinpo. thank you so much for that analysis. everyone stay with me. we need to squeeze in another break. much more on our breaking news. north korea with a failed missile launch just hours before vice president mike pence is due to arrive in south korea. we will go live to mar-a-lago where the president has been briefed and also to china, a country with enormous influence on north korea. we'll have much more on this day ahead. as after a dvt blood clot,ital i sure had a lot to think about. what about the people i care about? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i asked my doctor. and he recommended eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. yes, eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots. eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. both made me turn around my thinking. don't stop eliquis

they arrested two suspected radicals in the port city of marseille. s comes days before the first round of france's presidential election. we'll keep you updated on this story on twitter. >> plus, schools in los angeles will soon have vegan options in their cafeteria. l.a. unified was among the first school systems to ban the sale of junk food on campus. stay tuned to how the kids like the vegan options. a man accused of shooting and killing a community >>> 5:57 now. happening today, a man accused of shooting and killing a community college professor in the south bay will be in court. eddy ruiz was arrested in november, accused of killing david moglinlast year. ruiz is due in court later this afternoon. >> new video into our newsroom showing a violent crash in new mexico. you can see the video captured on a traffic camera yesterday. a patrol car speeding into an intersection, just smashes into another car making a left turn. investigators say the officer was headed to a violent felony. his emergency lights were on at the time. the officer and three peo

they have arrested two suspected radicals in the port city of marseille. es days before the first round of france's presidential elections. we'll keep you updated throughout the morning. >> also, schools in los angeles are soon going to have vegan options at their cafeterias. pilot program will start next fall. l.a. unified was among the first school systems to ban the sale of junk food on campus. we're back with more news in two minutes. >>> 6:57 on your tuesday morning. welcome back. before you head out the door, here are the top stories right now. >> people in san francisco marking one of the city's darkest days. a great quake of 1906. hundreds gathered at the fountain as they do every year to commemorate the moment the earthquake struck. that was at 5:12 this morning. a little later, firefighters painted another coat on the golden fire hydrant at 20th and church street. that fire hydrant remained in working order as most of the city burned. saving the mission district. >> just minutes ago, cleveland's police chief held a news conference on the manhunt f

they arrested two suspects today in the port city of marseilles, and recovered guns and explosives. prosecutors accuse the pair of being islamic extremists. the first round of voting in france's presidential race begins on sunday. in turkey, the main opposition party is formally asking to annul sunday's referendum that expanded the powers of president recep tayyip erdogan. hundreds of people waited outside the electoral board's headquarters today to file petitions against the vote. they say accepting ballots without an official stamp was illegal. separately, the white house defended president trump's congratulatory call to erdogan, as an effort to work with those who fight terrorism. vice president mike pence moved on from south korea to japan today, and again pressed the u.s. case against north korea. in tokyo, mr. pence said the u.s. will not relent until the korean peninsula is free of nuclear weapons. and, he told japanese prime minister shinzo abe that american support is unwavering. >> we appreciate the challenging times in which the people of japan live, with increasing provoc

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the vessel slowly slipped into the water in the port city of dalian, to much fanfare.is expected to become operational by 2020, after undergoing sea trials. president trump today decried a new legal blow to his immigration policy. on tuesday, a federal judge in san francisco blocked his order to withhold funding from so-called sanctuary cities, which seek to protect many of those who are undocumented. the president tweeted that the decision was "ridiculous" and vowed to appeal. he lumped that in with criticism of the 9th judicial circuit, where appellate courts also blocked his travel ban. later, he echoed that complaint: >> i'm never surprised by the 9th circuit. ( laughter ) as i said, we'll see them at the supreme court. >> woodruff: mr. trump later told the "washington examiner" newspaper that he has considered proposals to split up the 9th circuit. meanwhile, the department of homeland security formally opened a new office to help victims of crimes by undocumented immigrants. secretary john kelly said it will help "shine a light" on victims, as part of the preside

supervisors, it is to have another set of eyes to look at it and see whether it is in interest of the port and the city. i think we need to go back and answer these questions so we understand fully what we're approving and not view it as a formality that we have to go through. i don't want to over state your case, it does feel like you're little bit saying, these are parameters. why are you asking all these questions. it's because it's a sizeable lease and we should be taking careful the city's assets and port asset because of the size. we should be looking at it carefully instead of having that independent review. >> also, the right of first offer. i think there has to be some terms associated with that. i don't think they can come back and give us whatever they feel is appropriate at that time. >> it's not even an option. it's basically because they're a good tenant and good tenant in standing. a tenant we like to keep. we would entertain them to give use first offer for the space. >> at current mar market value? >> the right of offer we give it to the highest offer but they have a right of first off

"the uss michigan," a nuclear-powered submarine also arrived in the port city of busan today. gered by the buildup and the threat of further sanctions, regime has stepped up its rhetoric, unveiling new weapons while lashing out at its adversaries. north korean state media called the military movements extremely dangerous saying the u.s. should consider carefully any catastrophic consequences. >> this raises the stakes. >> reporter: anthony jonathan pollack says the white house needs to proceed cautious. >> i with the white house and others talking far too loosely about the prospects of a preemptive strike. that's would trigger retaliatory actions by north korea. >> reporter: it's also been three days since korean-american professor tony kim was detained at pyongyang airplane. kim joins two other americans being held by the regime. >> we could stumble needlessly into what would be the biggest united states intervened in the korean war in 1950. >> reporter: to avoid that president trump is working closely with china. he's already spoken to china's president twice in the past two

police say they stopped what they called an imminent terror attack, arresting two suspects in the port city of marseille. the men are both french and suspected of wanting to commit a violent action on the eve of the french presidential election. france has been on high alert with the issue of security, a major one throughout this cha . campaign. we'll have live coverage all day with the results of round one on monday. nobody gets more than 50% in the first round? that is what they think will happen, you go to a second round where somebody gets 51%. >> and two weeks later -- kind of like soccer championships but with a much more important outcome to some, i suppose. >> to some. >>> all right, in the face of huge disruptions in retail, one segment is still shining pretty bright. that is luxury. we have a very special guest. the former ceo of chanel will join us, today is the day taxes are due. after all the fear and double-checking what are your fears of being audited? well, depends on how much you make. we'll tell you the odds coming up. the road can change in an instant. but th lightning fa

bills and was convicted for crimes in the san bruno explosion, but the utility company still gave hefty pay raises to city executives. the port authority made almost $12 million, a 3.8% increase, the if the of electricity operations may went up by almost 12% and the president of gas saw a 9% increase. pg&e stock did perform well in 2016, going up more than 46%. the regulator tasked with overseeing the bank regulations of wells fargo, knew about the company's illegal sales practice in 2010 and took no action. earlier this year, the occ fired the person in charge of examining the san francisco bay's bank, wells far kboe employees greeted as many as 2 million customer accounts without the customer's concept. >>> the search is on for a small plane and the people on board who should have returned on monday. the plane was supposed to land at petaluma municipal airport but it never arrived. >> reporter: that plane would have arrived about 48 hours ago, it still hasn't. this has been a frustrating day all around for people in the north bay. we have been calling the civil air patrol, the sheriff's department in sierra county, trying t

bills and was convicted for crimes in the san bruno explosion, but the utility company still gave hefty pay raises to city executives. the port authority made almost $12 million, a 3.8% increase, the if the of electricity operations may went up by almost 12% and the president of gas saw a 9% increase. pg&e stock did perform well in 2016, going up more than 46%. the regulator tasked with overseeing the bank regulations of wells fargo, knew about the company's illegal sales practice in 2010 and took no action. earlier this year, the occ fired the person in charge of examining the san francisco bay's bank, wells far kboe employees greeted as many as 2 million customer accounts without the customer's concept. >>> the search is on for a small plane and the people on board who should have returned on monday. the plane was supposed to land at petaluma municipal airport but it never arrived. >> reporter: that plane would have arrived about 48 hours ago, it still hasn't. this has been a frustrating day all around for people in the north bay. we have been calling the civil air patrol, the sheriff's department in sierra county, trying t

of kind of the range of different kinds of shipping that was coming in, but also sort of the bustling port city nature of wilmington in the 19th century period. efore the civil war. >> it's a small colonial outpost. it's five blocks by four blocks. this side would have been the outskirts of town. anything above us would have been the wilderness. and it was kind of a seedy little town. a lot of sailors coming in and out. being in debt was a crime. we had a lot of poverty here. so on this property, on the corner of the market, was three stone and brick buildings that we still have today. that have been incorporated into the property in the house. on the house of criminals. you had general population, we have a subbasement that's underground. that would have been for more grievous crimes like murder and horse theiving, which was considered a grievous crime. and we had debtors prison. we also have, mostly in tact, the jealous quarters, where he and his family would have lived. our property today, our colonial reviral guard, seven of them. back then it would have been the gallos where people were ha

the new world. and new york's important place as a port city in the development of the new world. - [eric] finally, the word excelsior encourages new yorkers to reach ever higher to achieve their goals. maybe that's why new york city has so many skyscrapers. just about everyone knows manhattan, new york is called the big apple. but did you know that manhattan, kansas has a similar nickname? it's called the little apple. with flag facts, i'm eric. (horn and drum music) (loud crashing) - if you live in oklahoma and own a donkey, be careful. it's against the law to let your donkey sleep in your bathtub. but only after seven at night. apparently it's okay for your donkey to nap in the tub during the day. - coming up, we'll walk the walls of england's historic city of york. most popular cities for tourists to visit. nicole tells us more. ('god save the queen') (orchestral music) - when you wander along the quaint streets of york, it's hard to imagine that its history was far less colorful. lining these stone lanes, called snickleways, used to be butcher shops. sanitation was non-existent back then, so t

. >>> well, a man has died following a shooting in the city's port richmond section last night.olice tell "action news" it happened just after 9 p.m. inside of a house on the 1900 block of east venango street. their office found an unidentified man shot in the head he inside of the kitchen. the man was rushed to temple hospital where he later died. so far no word on a motive or a suspect. >>> and a 44-year-old father in montgomery county is accused of abusing his children for years. even shocking them with an electric dog collar. police say joseph myhre of collegeville punched kicked and choked the children and stuck needles under their fingernails. the children are 11 and 13 years old but police say the violence has gone on for more than five years. prosecutors also charge myhre with assaulting his wife. she suffered a fractured skull last month and that's when police opened an investigation. he's being held o an million dollars bail. >> happening today, closing arguments will be heard in the trial of three teen girls in delaware. they're charged over a school bathroom fight an

tomorrow at 4:20 in the afternoon thousands of people in golden gate park expected to light up a joint. controlled by the city this year. more from hippie hill. >> begging more for port-a-pottys and garb ang cans. >> reporter: said the city not doing enough. sea of humanity at hippie hill and golden gate park. most of the people with a buzz. 4/20, organic counterculture smokeout. and produced ten tons of trash and numerous arrests. cost to the city for cleanup and security, more than $100,000. supervisors said it is what it is. >> as i said, it's going to happen whether we want it to or not. >> reporter: city won't sanction it but try to control. >> no drugs for sale. no unauthorized music and no permitted concessions and no alcohol. >> reporter: for the first time the city partner with merchants mostly from the haight. headed by alex aqueenno who owns a nearby store. >> keep the park beautiful and neighborhood safe. >> reporter: raises money to defray the costs. port-a-pottys, garbage cans and help with cleanup afterwards. paying for the fence around the perimeter. two entrances manned by security. how does this sound to those tripping out tomorrow? >> it's okay. it

. >>> north korea conducted a live fire military exercise in the eastern port city of wonsan. ean military official, less than 24 hours after president trump spoke out again about north korea's nuclear program. >> the status quo in north korea is also unexpected, and the counsel must be prepared to impose additional and stronger sanctions on north korean nuclear and ballistic missile programs. >> nbc's kelly cobiella joins us from seoul. and n brknbc's hans nichols fm pentag pentagon. kelly, what's going on? >> part is about the 85th an verse are i -- an verseniversary of the army. the military usually puts out a show of force. it may have been a reaction to all the heated rhetoric we've also back and forth between the north koreans and the united states over the past several weeks. and also the buildup of military muscle. u.s. military muscle in the region. the "uss carl vinson" due in the area today. the navy, too, announcing two joint exercises with allies on either side of the peninsulpeni. this is how kim jong-un decided to respond today, stephanie. >> all right. hans, tel

the ground as big momma took a stroll around the city. the wild adventure was short lived and ended along richmond street in the city's port richmond section. officers were able to catch the animal and transport it back to a stable. >> whoa, big momma like this my prize right here. you see what i'm saying. but i don't know, man, i'm just glad she safe and didn't hurt anyone. >> reporter: her escape put her in the spotlight but big momma has a bigger story. her owner tells "action news" she is a rescue horse. >> they would have killed her. they actually value slaughterhouse they would have sent her to the killers is what we call them but we saved her, gave her a better life. now she has a good home. >> reporter: if horses could talk we're sure big momma would be a great interview. her owners tell us they're glad she's back home and wasn't hurt. they're hoping this never happens again. >> make sure her stall is that locked, that's it. >> reporter: all right back out live of course some good advice. big momma's owners say they warrant to give a big thank you to the philadelphia police department for all of their help. we're happy to report to

you've been very forceful and directive wore to pursue the funding for the infrastructure like important for ports important for the city's economic and to reduce the capital a backlog we'll keep on looking for opportunity and work as required based on the budget that as it comes through the next item i have is happy news on april 22nd from 9 to one and earth day our ord will be a shortfall clean up at the crane cove park from 9 to noon and exciting architectural or arithmetic day from it 11 to one not only mark earth display by the 7 annual news of - i encourage to you participate that concluded my report. >> any comment on the chef director's report any comment seeing none, public comment is closed. madam secretary >> item commission's report: without discussion, at the time commissioners may make announcements regarding. >> i wanted to comment for the record i wasn't at the last meeting unfortunately, a conflict not in san francisco i wanted to say there was a presentation on the southern waterfront from the mayor's office of economic development we've been looking to see an sgralth planning in terms of not just lookin

over but makes limit them to one or two that an impact the port rather than what i'm curious about as a san franciscan my first one is how the citys you're planning for the growth and accommodating this growth how you deal with tracking because i'm from a small town inland if you have a new project have to have mitigation for impacts to traffic that your project - and it seems like the way that things are happening here there is certainly isn't a mitigation of street widening you know there is no way to do any of that so what does that look like when new projects come on board in terms of what kind of mitigation is required for impacts to traffic. >> that is my first question. >> okay. >> no please and i will say commissioner i'm happy to talk with you offline i know this generates a lot of comments and questions i appreciate that i mean your spot on saying unlike community that are less built will widening streets is not an option and for 40 years has a transit first policy our transportation dollars will be spent the last priority on vehicular assess the highest priority and other modes of transportation when we deal with devel

like other ports around the uk, this city is still struggling to come to terms with the role that itlayed in the brutality of the slave trade. a period which brought wealth and influence, but which also caused lasting shame. so for some, today's announcement was a pointless attempt to air brush history. for others, it's a moral victory. i'd look at that and think a disgusting man. he could have been involved in the transportation of my ancestors to a life of hardship. i think it's far too pc. i think it's ludicrous. i mean, it's at colston hall for donkey's years. that's the brand and that's what we should stick with. # now i've got to know much more...#. bristol's biggest music act, massive attack, have boycotted the venue for 15 years because of the colston name. i think it's really embarrassing for bristol, yeah. daddy g from the band welcomed today's news, but he hopes it's a genuine decision and notjust an excuse to rebrand the hall with a corporate sponsor. i think the name should go out to committee and give the chance for bristolians to probably rename it. you know, personall

committee the co-chairs the port and the director of planning at the port will talk about some of the work that the port is doing as well as later on in the presentation and all the cityepartments that touched sea level rise are involved in the planning and represent on the coalition of folks collaboratively and working closely on this important problem again we published the sea level rise action plan about a year ago this map on the right hand shows a 1r50u7b9 zone the area that could be covered by sea level rise with hundred and 8 inches of sea level rise this is 66 inches of sea level rise plus storm seizures and king tides a reminder the cost of doing nothing that is when you get to one and 8 inches the total exposure to the city is up to $75 billion an important figure to know that if we do nothing that is the replacement costs of buildings that will be possibly damaged electrical, etc. it didn't include loss of prosperity or eco system or other things that happen when you experience a slow moving disaster but a general understanding what we're talking about this is the action plan implementation right now we are in the process of advertenting all the assets clo

the west. a major port city. people felt it nirely 100 miles away. least four after shocks. former president obama is back on the national stage. >>> what's been going on while i've been gone? >> mr. obama made his first official public appearance at the university of chicago. moderating a forum with young people on community engagement. >> the single most important thing i can do is to help in any way i can prepare the next generation of leadership to take up the baton and to take their own crack at changing the world. >> the former president, who has kept a low profile in the three months since leaving the white house. but this serveesses as a warm up for the coming weeks. >>> an american astronaut makes >>> elton john is canceling his upcoming conerts. he spent two days in intensive care before being released. he says he contracted the illness during a tour in south america. he'll cancel shows in las vegas. he plans to return to the stage in june. >>> the american astronaut arbting nearly 250 miles above the earth made a giant leap into history tod

the park. >> it is happening whether the city condones it owner. >> the city allowed merchant response he ist( to have a perm providing, food druks, port afá potty shirts. >> this was going overboard this year. >> while reaction was mixed those who who came to celebrate were feeling good as the clock hit 4:20 p.m. and they lit up together. >> i just came for the good vibes, the smoke and people. people. >> now of course next step is the big cleanup of sharon meadow. we did speak with a sponsors and asked them if they would like to aq year and they said they would like to. reporting live in sanc francisc, kristy smith nbc bay area news. >>> you can hearé@ the helicops and her live shot our sky ranger day today. this is from 11:00 a.m. the crowd small but you can see from sky ranger a lot more peoplew3 showing uplp thisxd afternoon. parks andt( rec says this afternoon there was about 6,000 people. look at that a packed out celebrating at golden gate park. many people still therexd lightg up. >> it'si not over yet t(contin. >>> a delicious partxd of the e bay history opened before the great dr. depression closing doors this week. 91 years in bu

supervisors, it is to have another set of eyes to look at it and see whether it is in interest of the port and the cityi think we need to go back and answer these questions so we understand fully what we're approving and not view it as a formality that we have to go through. i don't want to over state your case, it does feel like you're little bit saying, these are parameters. why are you asking all these questions. it's because it's a sizeable lease and we should be taking careful the city's assets and port asset because of the size. we should be looking at it carefully instead of having that independent review. >> also, the right of first offer. i think there has to be some terms associated with that. i don't think they can come back and give us whatever they feel is appropriate at that time. >> it's not even an option. it's basically because they're a good tenant and good tenant in standing. a tenant we like to keep. we would entertain them to give use first offer for the space. >> at current mar market value? >> the right of offer we give it to the highest offer but they have a right of first offer

future of san francisco's waterfront this year the port is updating it's marts plan the plan working group to invite a wide variety of poichdz from the city and bayview and other advisory teams to share their expertise if intense and maritime operations the waterfront land use plan has guided the use and development of the lanes for the last 20 years major physical changes take place along the waterfront and now is the time to update the waterfront plan to continue improvements that will keep our waterfront vibrate, public and resilient the biggest challenges facing the waterfront are out the site an aging seawall along the embarcadero roadway and seawalls that will rise by 21 hundred to provide and productivity of tides seawall is built over weak soils and mud the next earthquake will cause it to settle several feet without the urgent repairs that will damage the promenade and other things we've been fortunate over the last hundred years less than one foot of seawall over the next hundred years scientists say we'll have 6 feet of seawall rise imagine the pier 30/32 will be floated, the embarcadero will be flooded our transportation syste