the park is whether or not to preserve the building. other than that, the buildings that i would say have some risk associated with them that are around the transit center plan, the plantars hotel, the union fire building, pages 15 and 16 of the report or of your program , all of these buildings were also designated as article 11 under the transit center plan so they have already some protection but these were the cream of the crop that warrant landmark designation. i wouldn't say they are immediately at risk because any would have to come to you as parliament -- part of a building to alter. >> i think the houses are a great challenge. if someone owns it for 50 years and never does anything and someone bias it and it's doesn't have some kind of protection. >> what i would suggest if the residential property is on the list if it fits within that category, we haven't done outreach to the property owners in a while. i would suggest we do an initial or another round of outreach to them before the end of the year just 120 to see where they are and let them know we are still thinking about them and let them go from there. >> i think that's good. >> good idea. >> yeah. so we have a good list of notes

students marched the streets of rome before jumping fence of a regional council building and flinging bottles at police, who fired back with tear gas. the strikes followed after the unions walked out for the first time. the target of their rage, the jobs fact, passed last week, making it easy tore fire people. under the new rules, workers build up job security rights gradually over time. unions say he is eating away at hard-one entitlements. >> instead of building a future, as they say, what we actually fear is this future is becoming more and more like a black hole for young people. but not only for them. >> they insist the new law is the only way to reduce record unemployment, now at 43% for under 25's. the jobs act is just one step in a comprehensive reform program aimed at shaking up italy's stagnant and bureaucratic economy. >> there are a lot of things we need to change in italy. we need to change the public administration. we need to simplify taxation. we need a justice system that is stronger but also more straight forward. >> despite the strong union turn-out renzy continues to enjoy high approval rates. the polls show they are willing to give him time to get i

the official cause of the fire. flames destroyed a building at the columbus farmers market in springfield, union county on november 18th. venders say they can't move ahead with insurance claims until they know exactly what sparked the blaze. >>> today, there will be plenty of holiday cheer in south philadelphia. here is a live look at the wells fargo center, where thousands of philadelphia families in need will take part of the sixth annual operation brotherly love. families will enjoy carnival games, food, music, dancing, gifts, and brand-new winter coats. it's all thanks to a number of volunteers committed to giving as many children as possible a holiday filled with love, joy, and warmth. >> three, two, one. >> the infamous charlie brown christmas tree is lit up for the holidays. the community held a rededication ceremony. the 50-foot spruce has been at the center of controversy since last month when some people complained it was ugly and scrawny. since then, many have rallied around the symbol of christmas. this parade in center city, philadelphia, marked the fifth night of hanukkah yesterday. hundred of cars travel

the fact that he's a union leader. >> president of the biggest union. >> he's a union leader. he's going to stoke the flames and try to build up a lot of fire against the mayor because he has to negotiate with the mayor at some point down the line. i think it's rhetoric that needs to be met head-on but not in front of the cameras. he needs to take lynch into the back room and say you're about to make this city explode. the fact that he hasn't done it and the thing that bothers me about the mayor is who is he listening to? i've tried to meet with him. i've tried to take distinguished business leaders to meet with him. his office has not gotten back to us. this is a crisis. who is he listening to? and who is bratton listening to? because the police department that i knew a few months back, a year back, was a lot different than it is now. i would meet with kelly regularly. we would sit down and talk. i could pick up the phone and get the mayor instantly. we would sit down and talk. we still had problems. this is -- it's like we've been shut out. this is for me worse than the worse days of dealing with mayor giuliani. >> wow. >> the context her

the city, including union square, the financial district, pier 39, the marina and richmond district. many shons will be opening today after losing a day of business. >>> and take a look at the fire at this commercial building. it started shortly before 8:00 on williams street not far from interstate 80. crews put out the flames in 30 minute and the fire only caused minor damage. there is no word on how it started. >>> a 61-year-old woman is in intensive care this morning with life-threatening injuries after being found lying on the ground outside the livermore premium outlet. she suffered a major head injury. police are looking for anyone who may have seen what happened. investigators say the woman is from arizona and that she came to the bay area on business. they do not know how she was injured, but witnesses report seeing a white four-door sedan leaving the scene around the same time she was discovered. >>> a sausalito man? jail accused of killing his lan lord. police found the landlord inside his home on nevada street later in the afternoon. they later arrested his tenant who lived in the garage in the home after a standoff that lasted into the night. homicide detectives believe the two men had a heate

the storm. >> pam: a union said the elder cal facility is badly damaged after retreat came crashing down into the building fire officials say a 90 ft. tall eucalyptus it all the eucalyptus tree fell into two bedrooms of the new haven or facility. that was around 4:20 a.m. this morning. two residents were hospitalized for observation after it happened all relatives as her 83 year-old mother was in her back bedroom with victory came down. we are concerned as far mother and a lot of people that live there too. >> pam: union city public works are examining the remaining trees behind the homes to determine whether any more in the danger of coming down. >> reporter: people have been some amazing pictures and videos from our storm. as some would take a look at a tree that came out on a car on highway 93 and happened at alameda accent thanks to mari of rescinding the cn and this house san francisco you can see a car completely submerged in water on a flooded street. >> reporter: this is another car under water and harold burke & us this picture from santa rosa where another tree fell down on the clouds if you have pic

stores and hotels across the city, along with union square, pier 39, the in a rina and -- and the marina district. >>> on williams street not far from i-880 a building caught on fires were able to put out the flames in 30 minutes but still no word on how the fire started. >>> and there is an impact on food service at sfo. what some airport food workers are saying about possibly walking off the job today. >> and you have to see this. they are calling these guys heros. the dramatic rescue by a college student that saved the life of a 92-year-old man. >> and right now we are looking at a commute where we saw spots where photographic will be slow because of standing water. this is highway 4 coming into concord. definitely more people on the road and we will tell you about the commute. it is much drier this morning but the rain is picking up in parts of the north bay and offshore. it is not done yet. more on the thunderstorms in your friday forecast, coming up. ♪ you'll connect withnte, your doctor any time, anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ ♪ [instrumental music] ♪

union soldiers were killed. >>> riots broke out in the democratic republic of congo after a dead boat accident. youths went on a rampage through the country's north-east, setting fire to government buildings. at least 30 people decide nearby. on monday when their river boat sank, and the government says there were 100 survivors. >>> in namibia dozens of women were officer illized without -- sterilised without concept in public hospitals. they came forward after the supreme court upheld a ruling showing three women were forcibly sterilised. >> reporter: most nam ibians rely on public health care. many come to clinic likes this, unaware of their rights, leading to accusations that some women were sterilised without giving informed concept. women like this. in the middle of a difficult labour in 2005, she was told she needed a caesarian section. she signed the consent form and discovered the unthinkable. >> when i went back for a check, and asked if i understood the letters. no. the doctor explained i was sterilised. i asked why, and the answer was because i'm h.i.v. positive. no more babies. >> her story is not unique. the supreme court upheld a judgment finding three h.i.v. positive women

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building right now. >> reporter: this is an excellent microphone, cannot see that but union station is just behind the camera of cruise and there is a fire truck over there, and fire truck over here. so, i thought i would be talking about prince william but i love talking about fire trucks and they are all around us here in washington d.c. >> he is flying, he is not taking amtrak or bolt bus. >> reporter: they flew commercial down. they took virgin atlantic, and you know who is not here, mike, you know who is not here. >> who? >> reporter: prince george, do you know how old prince george is. >> he is one and a half. >> reporter: seventeen months, his birthday was in july, three days before mine which is the only way i remember that but of course the duchess is now pregnant again and they say it was quote inappropriate for the prince to come down here for this trip. did he however did recently go to australia, new seal land and it makes you wonder if they thought new york city was a little too fast paced. >> would i like to know why if you can go all the way to australia which is 20 hours why can't you go seven hours across the pond. well