looking for a new target, the crowd began moving towards the town hall. e ukrainian military took back this town hall that was under the control of pro-russian militants and now a large crowd of locals has gathered here and they're shouting at the police, "why don't you support the people?" many in the city want closer ties with russia and view the government in kiev as hostile. "these are normal people standing here. look, look" this resident told us. "and they send mercenaries to attack us." >> reporter: many believe the u.s. support for the government in kiev is responsible for the violence here. "we have to drop a bomb on the white house," this woman shouted. as the crowd grew more agitated, the ukrainian forces suddenly and without explanation turned on their heels and walked away. ( cheers and applause ) the crowd erupted with joy. "russia, russia!" they chanted. in this conflict, success is measured by who controls the town hall. a man took down the ukrainian flag, replacing it with the regional flag, a symbol here of independence. ( applause ) vict

the town hall of the dutch city of amsterdam, built in the 17th century, tells us something about the ideals of the dutch republic. it has none of the qualities of absolutist architecture. here no grand colonnade leads the world into a central focus as at saint peter's, rome. no succession of rooms and corridors and staircases takes us to the monarch's bedroom as at louis xiv's palace at versailles. here you have seven simple, unpretentious doorways. the architecture of the new town hall, then, is an embodiment of the netherlands' independent political aspirations, an expression of amsterdam as a free city at the center of the world. in the 17th century, the dutch city of amsterdam was the greatest economic power in the world, a vast marketplace where every kind of goods could be had-- pepper, whale oil, japanese lacquer, cloth, wine. the dutch became rich. they were the most urban society in europe-- literate, stable, well-fed, and decently housed. they knew themselves to be fortunate. they strongly identified with the chosen people of the old testament, with all that implied about o

the town. we are in northern turkey with the latest. >> about 1000 people converged on the town hall. the police drove them back with and tear gas. eventually they congregated in the central square of the town, which is marked by a statue of two miners. they huddled around in little groups around the streetcar. little groups making a speech, and then everybody clapping. it was like hyde park corner. a common theme of their speeches the mine management's denial of culpability is alive. >> we heard the mine owners speaking and they say the claims that they put rough at ability ahead of worker safety is simply not true. how is that going down with -- there?re you go >> >> it is just not believed. saidine owners basically two things. one, they don't know the exact cause of the accident. secondly, they said there was no negligence on their part. they said they suspect what happened was that a disused coal seam heated up and ignited, and discharging gas into the mine. what accelerated that was that the accident happened very close to event where fresh air is pumped into the mine under pressu

. >> bayern celebrated their cup triumph on the balcony of the town hall. the team are regulars here. 8 days ago they were parading the otis leaguer trophy to -- the bundesliga trophy to fans. ♪ bayern's players had parted long into saturday night. they celebrated in berlin, where they clinched the title. the olympic stadium has been a happy hunting ground. suburban, and unbelievably emotional game and it was again proved the two teams on the field were the best in germany. >> only one of them could win. bayern.uble for threw first half, bayern everything at their opponents. iner the break, the men yellow looked more dangerous. this header appeared to cross the line, but the referee did not award the goal. >> i do not want to complain, but it does look like we made it 1-0 there. >> the exhausting encounter lurched into extra time. 107th was made 1-0 in the minute. we fought for it together and got the ultimate reward. >> dorkland end the season without a trophy. bayern made it 2-0 with the final counterattack. it left dorffman's fans crying into their beer.

i'm here at city hall trying to work as a politician and trying to make myself a better person to help out my community and the way my friend angel put it at the town hall aid meeting when you are there receiving resources you should be pulling up your community and your family at the same time so we can all thrive. the second item is about supporting the san francisco education community. i have a sister with special needs which is time consuming and completely stressful trying to find a program that suits her needs that i want for her. i want her to develop into a person just as smart or smarter than i am and it's through these organizations that come from our very talented youth commission. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> if there is anyone else that would like to speak, please come forward. >> good afternoon, folks. it's a pleasure to be here in front of you. my name is jose louis mejia. i can't say how impressive this work really is. it was a pleasure to read this, it really was. because you are really thorough. i want to highlight from a perspective of asf youth san francisco at dcyf, first we are in full sul at support of all of th

we would like to acknowledge city staff from hsa and dcyf for yoing us at the town hall. our priority is to encourage to build on its progress towards meeting the 400 -unit goal by 2014. to strengthen and expand the social safety net for transitional age youth that are critical for them as they transition in dependent housing. we urge providers to implement and evaluation tool with input that measures the quality and effectiveness of transition age youth housing and supportive services and to analysis outcomes for all. last but not least we urge greater housing support for those who might not otherwise be eligible for age youth housing program. i will present on no. 11 for vital transitional age youth services. in our city, there are $11 for vital transitional age youth services. in our city, there are between 5,000-8,000 ages who will not make it in this population. leaves their set of policies for this spring of this year. transitional age youth discan -- disconnected age youth have more challenges and should have more opportunities and challenges in meeting their needs

>> reporter: ruscito was among the dozens of veterans and family members at a town hall meeting in phoenix. they were discussing allegations the v.a. hospital here kept a secret list of patients who couldn't get appointments within the v.a.'s target time of 14 days. debbie valle says her husband, cecil, died of prostate cancer waiting for treatment. >> it took two months to see his prostate... his cancer doctor when they found out he did have cancer. >> reporter: we obtained this v.a. memo today, explaining the process of gaming the appointments system. it was written by david newman, a v.a. staff member, in cheyenne, wyoming. if exceed the 14-day measure for scheduling appointments, the front office gets very upset." he outlined a way to get around it. "when patients called for an appointment, they were not booked into the computer until an appointment came up no later than 14 days away. that way," the memo says, "you get off the bad boy's list." the v.a. responded today by launching a new investigation in cheyenne and by putting the author of the memo on leave. the revelations from this

working on is the mission promise neighborhood as many of you are aware and in march we can in the town hall where we had over 100 parents from mission public schools attend and talk about their needs and relation to housing before that, town hall, we received some data, that you know expressed that of the four schools that we service, eleven percent of them were homeless. and so, this is a huge problem effecting our public school students and the families and their learning capabilities and so some of the symptoms and the repercussions that happen from this epidemic that we have within our schools is the anxiety and depression and we have seen this and the insecurety and the fear in children about where they are going to live and the teachers have you know told us that they have seen it in their students and that they are not able to concentrate and that they are, you know they are not able to pick up the information to the other things that are going on that are making it more difficult, and the entire mission of the mission promise neighborhood is to raise academic achievement with family

but the bottom line is that as i go back with what the veterans said in the previous clip at the town hall meeting in phoenix. we make promises when the veterans sign up, and we have to fulfill those promises and 9 of 10 americans like the care from the v.a. and the bottom line that we have to achieve complete acceptance in 10 of 10, and we have complete issues revolving around mental health and not enough personnel in rural america and we have to work to make health kcare the best it cn be and if we have folks in the v.a. screwing up the system and not treating the veterans right, they have to go. we have to get the facts, chris, and make sure that we have the facts. if we don't have good information, you don't make good decisions, and we need to get the good information. >> ape i know that you want the facts, but is it fair to say that before secretary shinseki goes before the committee tomorrow, his job is on the line? >> that is true regardless, because he has to answer the questions straight up, forthright and tell us what he knows. i think that the committee will act accordingly. >>

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the town council doesn't help us he might even be some provocation we're expecting that. most of them. as in many other places in the region to prayer kiev and co counsel still holds the town hall here. in case it doesn'tmeveryerenbecause d't have legalrods to hold this referendum then fall again to tell the people he won't it will be coding the eu commission that have assisted in a town with high unemployment. people might want a difficult change. i don't want to sign with a stiffer test. it's a good word to which he hates her mm i don't want changes happening against their will be squeaking knew what would they believe that nobody is taking their opinion into account the key at the east title between the two scientists into wrestling in this crisis. he made it easy to fit around the table to talk about the referendum wh effort if it is a great way for russia politicians can say they will respect the cookies. to upgrade to following the referendum the majoritsay they don't want this and that should be respected and understood the dialogue to a different word to the to do in that they made it my kanye if qantas to halt i like trying to connect the pretty creamy dish it has made

the next day senator mccain holds a town hall on the scandal. an overflow crowd is in attendance. >> my dead veteran hospital could not be much more patient than he is today. but me, i am pissed. >> by may 12th the scandal has spread across a number of states. the next night hundreds pack another town hall in phoenix at an event that was supposed to last one hour goes for four. >> we veterans do not get the care necessary or diagnoses necessary to give us the proper treatment we need. this is what we get. >> two-days later may 15th secretary shinseki fights to keep his job. >> any allegation, any adverse incident like this makes me as -- makes me mad as hell. >> would you explain to me after knowing all of this information why you should not resign? >> i told you, senator, that i came here to make things better for others. that was my appointment. by the president. >> by may 20th administration officials try to tamp down the alarm on capitol hill. the same day we learn 26 va facilities are being investigated nationwide. on may 21st nearly 6 year

the board of supervisors will hold an online town meeting. the city is facing a projected shortfall this fiscal year and the town hall falls and it is on the you tube page. >>> they have reached a tentative agreement with one of its employee unions and could serve with 23 others up for renewal. it covers contract compliance operators and tentative agreement has 8-point 5% over the 3 year terms of the contract which still has to be ratified. >>> the disturbing incident, parents say two men tried to lure him away from a park and the girl was playing on saturday near rancho elementary school. two adult men were seen walking the girl to a parking lot asking her if she wanted to have dinner with them. the girl's mother noticed she was not at the playground and screamed her name and she then ran back and took off in a white suv. >> asking her if she wanted to have dinner with them so it was very disturbing -- >> police are investigating and they are encouraging parents very closely, watch your children. the new developments. >>> but first, a building collapses and kills 2 inmates, we will have a look at that damage. >>> here on 880, we will have mor

the next day senator mccain holds a town hall. an overflow crowd is in attendance and gives the senator an ear full. >> i'm here to tell you my dead husband can't be much more patient than he is today, but me, i'm pissed. >> the next night, hundreds pack another town hall in phoenix, an event supposed to last one hour goes for four. >> we veterans do not get the care necessary or diagnosis necessary to give us the proper treatment we need. this is what we get. >> two days later, may 15th, secretary shinseki fights to keep his job. >> any allegation, any adverse incident like this makes me as -- makes me mad as hell. >> can you explain after knowing this information why you should not resign? >> i'll tell you senator i came here to make things better for veterans. that was my appointment by the president. >> administration officials try to tap down the alarm on capitol hill. that same day we learned 26 va facilities are being investigated nationwide. on may 21st, nearly six years to the day after condemning the betrayal of american

one way trip it became possible the town hall. here is i'm not one hundred percent sure that i would jump on the ship in a planned mission was like why when shape on to lose can knit this up each is due date is the one day. oh well a trip to the future has either of you got and reached out to your national space agencies. um and try to speak with someone is actually kind of been there done that about the actual rigors of being in orbit at an interview with god. it also looks he knew he had never had it not the last apprentice the local market and cajun franca of our hero doesn't it. oh find a husband does that make children and eight at the aladdin it this month. what you think about that allison got a cell and asked about funding and openness to know most of the state of connecticut center was built and that's it can be better than most so i can think of the same thing. you mentioned norm that you had the bucket list so to speak. if you are finally selected as one of the finalists. not ten years basically to do with everything tha

time, unit goal for the housing plan, and that was meant to be completed by 2015 and we have the youth town hall and affordability this month and 60 people attended and we have that, and they are working on the full report that a few of the recommendations that came out about that, which actually increased the less resource and reports for the young people who are encountering a possible eviction and the rental subsidies as well as just, undertaking efforts to educate the young people and the transitional aged youth on the housing and tenant rates and it will be happy to see the level of planning and coordination that the city has taken on in bringing the leadership. and they would like to see the industry increase in the investment by including the pay in the upcoming children's legislation as well as that creating our bridge and to take effect and on may 5th, with the motion of support for the proposal for the transitional youth and the executive director in accordance with the tay sf priorities. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please? >> good afternoon, i am the lgbtq conference, of the

[gavel] this is the third year mayor lee has hoeftded an online town hall and he does it for a very important reason, to enail all san franciscoans to become an active part of the process. this is a city of technology, innovation and social media so we're excited to have this online platform to engage the public in an online conversation about their spending priorities. we want the hour to be an inclusive one so before we begin, i want to explain how you can join the conversation with both your comments and your questions. first you can send abdomen e email to mayor evlwin lee, you have to include in the subject line online budget town hall so we will know that's what it's about or tweet us at mayor ed lee using the hash tag sf budget. finally you can post your xhebts on mayor lee's you tube back. okay, so let's get started. first i'd like to introduce san francisco mayor ed lee, who is going to start our conversation today. >> thank you, barbara. i'm glad to be here and i'm glad to join supervisor mark farrell, as the public knows generally we have to make an agreement as to this budget and

. >> reporter: hundreds packed into the town hall meeting tonight. tate assemblyman who's running for congress was among the politicians and uc officials answering the communities questions. he says the city needs to partner with uc to create job opportunities. >> she would just be -- it would just be a nice facility with fences. >> reporter: there will be a conference to supplement the funding. >>> the civil trial over access to martin's beach in san mateo county began yesterday. martin's beach is about 6 miles south of half-moon bay. it was a favorite spot for families but all of that stopped four years ago when the landowner blocked access to the only road leading to the beach. lawsuits followed. surfers argued it was a violation of the california coastal act. the owner is costa, he's been ordered to testify next week. >>> and could wet weather affect your morning commute? all for just the path of a system bringing light showers to parts of the north bay. >> and dog: oh, boy! mattress discounters oh, boy! mattress discounters memorial day sale. wha

the locals. when i hold town hall meetings and the whole one of vermont them by all the veterans specific town hall every quarter , most of the concerns raised are not wait times. and it flew in the face of the information and the data national levels and were close to the targets set by the va. so what we decided to do is actually higher somewhere to go and do what many people suggested would just talk to the veterans and not just listen to them a town hall meetings but conduct a scientific survey. resurveyed 692 veterans with a narrow margin of plus or minus 38% and found the variance from what the el paso the age a was reported for primary mental health care jobs was hardly different from what our veterans are reporting. in december 2013 va reported a 70 percent of new up as of va patients saw mental-health provider in 14 days. our survey showed that 36 and a half% of our respondents could not even get an appointment and complete job down. faugh on average it was canceled once. 42 percent of our respondents completely put off cutting mental health care because of the day with a guilty in obtaini

. >> reporter: hundreds packed into the town hall meeting tonight. tate assemblyman who's running for congress was among the politicians and uc officials answering the communities questions. he says the city needs to partner with uc to create job opportunities. >> she would just be -- it would just be a nice facility with fences. >> reporter: there will be a conference to supplement the funding. >>> the civil trial over access to martin's beach in san mateo county began yesterday. martin's beach is about 6 miles south of half-moon bay. it was a favorite spot for families but all of that stopped four years ago when the landowner blocked access to the only road leading to the beach. lawsuits followed. surfers argued it was a violation of the california coastal act. the owner is costa, he's been ordered to testify next week. >>> and could wet weather affect your morning commute? all for just the path of a system bringing light showers to parts of the north bay. >> and next, slapped for struggling with math. >> just like that. he slapped him like that and

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if we go to sloviansk, gunmen seized the police building, town hall, sbu security buildings as well. ks ago. osce observers are being obtained. the major town of donetsk has the city hall and regional administrative building under occupation. the people's republic of donetsk are declared. also police halls, other buildings in the hands of pro russian separatists. we are joined by daniel in moscow now. first of all, a brief word about the military attache. do we know if he's sent out of the country yet? >> weapon don't know yet. we haven't had a formal response from the russian foreign ministry about his detention and the fact he's been declared in ukraine. he was the naval and military attache in kiev. all we know he was detained in what was described as an intelligence operation yesterday and asked to leave. we don't know quite what's happening subsequent to that. >> right. we do know president putin and angela merkel have been talking in phone conversation. what are mr. putin's demands? >> putin was clear. angela merkel said to him he needed to do everything he could to free the obs

primary states of new hampshire, they love the candidates and love them to go door-to-door and the town halls they like the opportunity to talk to them. but is there a sense that it is hill clinton or are they sort of gearing up for what could be a interesting race on the democratic side? >> well, the anticipation of hillary clinton, and they believe she have be the no, ma'am nae knee, and possibly a primary challenge, and one of the democrats that we talked to was supportive of bernie sanders who is a vermont senator who is thinking of running, and he has been in iowa for the last couple of days burk n sdays, but not a heated contest. they don't want hillary to take anything for granted and show up and fight for those votes. but they want her to be ready for hillary which is the pro clinton super pac has been organizing a number of the early activists. >> and not surprising the republicans have a different view of hillary clinton. >> yes. >> and what is a view of the strengths and the weaknesses. >> well, they view her as strong and experienced and certainly has the credibility and the resum

the town hall was supposed to run one hour, instead, it ran four hours. it of the reason why. >> it just seems so unfair that after all they have been through, that they have to wait so long. >> i have had no luck at all. i mean, i've called there constantly from november to this month and not been able to get in. >> these problems are not the fault of the doctors or nurses or x-ray techs or anybody in the medical end of it. they are as frustrated as we are. >> we veterans don't get the care necessary or diagnosis necessary to give us the proper treatment that we need. this is what we get. [ applause ] >> amber is a u.s. army helicopter pilot that served in iraq and afghanistan, a concerned veterans for america and attended the shinseki hearing today. amber, again, thank you for your service. i have a family that is full of veterans and those who are currently serving. i got to imagine you feel even more so than i do furious about this and seeing these veterans who served our country desperate for medical attention, and unable to even get in the door. >> y

at the same time, the ukrainian military surrounding that town and threatening to try to take it from the military forces that are inside. we were at what is essentially the town hall a little while earlier today. it is barricaded. there are russian flags flying. they declarled it -- the republic of donetsk and inside we saw armed men in military fatigues walking around the corridors, effectively running the city from behind the barricades and that is the story across eastern ukraine despite the attempts by ukrainian military to take back control, much of eastern ukraine is clearly in the hands of people who are pro-russia and opposed to kiev. people are talking whether or not putin would move forces into ukraine. for kiev surely, the real issue is if they push harder in eastern ukraine, do they trip a civil war? at the same time if they don't push hard enough to regain control, do they leave this part of eastern ukraine to break away from the rest of the country and the problems in odessa, farther south. on sunday a mob broke into a police station and released around 60 pro-russian campaigners who have been there at the fire, that terrible tragedy on friday when a

hospitals packed the town hall in phoenix last night. >> they have done nothing but harass me and i havears ago and it is not done yet. >> and when i went into the service, i was promised to get the best health

several veterans groups are calling for the res ignatio, and you have been hearing that out at the town halls and you are saying that he should keep the job. why? >> because it is a distraction and the focus is on the new guy and it would take him months to get up to speed. what he needs is that he has been given the responsibility, but not the authority to clean up the mess. the authority would have come, and by the way, senator harry reid slapped every vaeteran in the face by delaying the veteran accountability bill which is a bill that is 2 1/2 pages, and he said he needed time to read it. he needs the authority to act. he has the responsibility. >> thank you, darrell richardson and thank you and your brother for service as we move into the memorial day weekend. thank you for the time. >> thank you, richard. >> let's bring in the new york political reporter and washington post writer as well. and so alison lundergan grimts says that we owe a solemn obligation to our veterans, and our government defaulted on that contract. so what do her comments add to the debate and does it put more press

san francisco mayor ed lee and the board of supervisors will hold an online town hall meeting today to get the public's ideas about the budget process. the city is facing projected shortfall of more than $66 million this fiscal year. the online town hall meeting starts at 9:30 this morning on the mayor's web page and his youtube channel. >>> meanwhile, the city of san francisco has reached a tentative contract agreement with one of its larger public employee unions. it could serve as a template for agreements with 27 other city union contracts up for renewal. ispte local 21 covers about 3300 city planners, contract compliance officers, and health educators. the tentative agreement includes raises of at least 8.5% combined over the three-year term of the contract. it still has to be ratified, though, by union members. >>> tori, time now 7:10. it's official now. the oakland unified school district has a new superintendent. last night antoine wilson was approved unanimously by the school board. for the past five years wilson was the assistant superintendent of the denver public school sys

time, unit goal for the housing plan, and that was meant to be completed by 2015 and we have the youth town hall and affordability this month and 60 people attended and we have that, and they are working on the full report that a few of the recommendations that came out about that, which actually increased the less resource and reports for the young people who are encountering a possible eviction and the rental subsidies as well as just, undertaking efforts to educate the young people and the transitional aged youth on the hous

bill, we took a little bit of the town hall meeting earlier today with both alan and mark, and i knowhe auto industry. a smooth transition. what was it like for you to be on stage with both of them today announcing this transition? >> well, in many ways it was the culmination of something that i'd hoped for for some time because i think the culture change we've had at ford has been so positive and i really wanted that to continue. but for that to continue we had to have a very smooth ceo transition and a transition to someone in mark who has actually been part of building that culture. >> did you look outside the company? i know you mentioned today that yes, we did a full search and we did look outside the company, but a lot of people looked at that and they said oh, come on, let's be honest, we've all known that mark fields is going to be replacing alan someday. how much did you consider outsiders? >> well, clearly, i did look outside, phil. but -- because i have to. i've got to make sure that we are scouring the globe for the best talent. but i really kept coming back internally as

. >> i just want to remind the people tuning in today this is the 2014 online budget town hall hosted by san francisco mayor ed lee, also with supervisor mark farrell and the mayor's budget director, kate howard. i'm barbara taylor with kcbs radio and we just have a couple minutes less so i'm going to give you the tweet, mayor ed lee, using the hash tag sf budget, also email the mayor at mayor edwin lee at sfgtv.org. >> you keyed me in on something i'm very excited about is housing. >> that's something i was going to ask about. >> that's tied to the cost of living here in the city and everybody agrees it's so expensive. every day there's another story about someone moving out or being evicted or you turn your head around how much it costs. housing is very complex. and it's complex to find solutions. having been a housing activist in my previous life, i know a little bit about it and i know that building housing that we have not done in past decades, building housing is one of the great keys and that's why you'll see me celebrating housing being built in san francisco along transit cor

the ococ process. over this entire youth town hall and the entire process for the children's fund we heard multiple times that this should be a priority of the city and it's been estimated that there has been over 9,000 alone. the formal exclusion of services provided to them leads to data integrity and does not allow us to assess the services they are getting and that the city is providing. even though right now city does provide currently for 18 and over and the tytf student record clearly shows there is an urgency to show this connected population. here are our following recommendations for the children's fund to allow the youth the fund for 25 percent youth for any part of the oversight with half of that youth body being 18 and under and half being disconnected representative. to also support better coordination of services provided by the city, sf organizations through sharing best practices and allowing free rent to the youth when so that they can convene. resourcesing youth leadership groups to hold annual halls to evaluate programs and identify needs in addition to the cna process and to increase

. >> reporter: rosito was among the dozens of family members at a town hall in phoenix. this hospital kept a secret list of patients who couldn't get pointments in the v.a.'s appointment time of 14 days. >> it took two months to see his cancer doctor when they found out he did have cancer. >> reporter: we obtained this v.a. memo explaining the process of gaming the employment system. it was written by david newman a staff member in shycheyenne, wyoming. he outlined a way to get around it. when patients called for an appointment, they were not booked into the computer until an appointment came up no later than 4 days away that way the memo says you get off the bad boys' list. the v.a. responded by launching a new investigation in cheyenne and by putting author of the memo on leave. the revelations from this scandal are expanding. brian turner a veteran and v.a. worker in san antonio told our cbs station kens said the list existed in texas and the formula for creating the list was well known. >> this isn't one clerk or a couple of clerks or one area. apparently this guideli

difficult to contact them i think when my hole opens on monday they'll be able to get in touch with the town hall or find their invitation very interesting but as the mayor of the town here i might not have much time to spare to some of the international headlines imbrie columbia at least thirty one people most of them children killed and many others injured after a bus caught fire they were returning home from a church event in a nearby town it's not known what caused the fire there were thirty say they may have been smuggling petrol. the death toll from flooding in the balkans now up to forty four more bodies discovered from a town thirty kilometers from the serbian capital is the heaviest rainfall in a century for bosnia and serbia which remain in a state of emergency officials fear the flood could threaten the nation's largest power plant in serbia so far sixteen thousand people displaced. and a crowd of anti-government protesters took to the streets of port au prince in haiti burning american flags and denouncing u.s. involvement inside the country's politics they marched through the city st

difficult to contact them i think when my hole opens on monday they'll be able to get in touch with the town hall or find their invitation very interesting but as the mayor of the town here i might not have much time to spare or the global snapshot for you in brief colombia at least thirty one people most of them children have been killed and many others injured after a bus caught fire in colombia they were returning home from a church event in nearby town it's not known currently will cause the fire there was already say the bus may have been smuggling petrol. the death toll from severe flooding in the balkans now up to forty four more bodies recovered from a town thirty kilometers from the serbian capital this has been the heaviest rainfall in one hundred years for the neighboring bosnia and serbia which remain in a state of emergency. officials fear the floods threaten the nation's largest power plant the disaster has forced more than sixteen thousand people from their homes rescue teams and humanitarian aid have been sent from all across europe. a crowd of anti-government protesters took to t

stand with the first 5 commissions and many of the parents in the richmond district thought the city in town hallthey'll be mobile listing and it's k through 12 education and transitional aged group that are part of the broader coalition. i wanted to also acknowledge this new community coalition around the children's reauthorization and strengthening and thank so many others that have worked on this including supervisor cowen's office and jen leo from supervisor yee's office and sony from supervisor kim's office and from staff from supervisor breed and peter latter born my staffer has been working on this with it is school district it's not easy wanted to thank the hard work from the staff from our offices. the heritage of the children's hund fund is criminal margret was here easily we owe her a debt of gratitude. we need to continue to fight poverty and the family and children's flight out of the city. poverty i think some has said went up by 14 percent 0 over the last few years and by strengthening did children's fund we stop and reverse this flight of families especially the low income familie