we're hoping that work can commence shortly but i want you tongs we're working closely with the architect to make sure that the site remains in good standing and we'll keep you posted on the progress and >> finally, i talked to the greatest board the board had questions or comments regarding the pressures for guarding greatest abatement on the landmark properties. they're trying to find because of victims of the vandalism to report those crimes to the sfpd. we along with the commission reiterated our willingness to work with the board in finding ways to a collaborate more closely and start discussions on p dw and keep you updated. that concludes my remarks >> tim can i add something. >> sure. >> deputy city attorney. just to add on the 1338 we had an oral automate in front of the court of appeals. the oral you argument went well, and the court of appeals lifted the construction and they haven't given their final decision in the case that's a positive sign >> okay. >> commissioner, if there's nothing that will place you under your general comment portion of the calendar not to choed 15 min

sheriff's deputy charged with bank robbery is scheduled to appear in court today. 37-year-old phil tong is accused of robbing a bank of america near ocean beach last november. prosecutors say he made off with $1700 in cash. a separate weapons charge could be consolidated during the preliminary hearing. tong was suspended after the arrest. >>> a san francisco police officer is filing a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city. lorenzo adamson said he was racially profiled, choked and arrested by several colleagues who did not recognize him during a traffic stop. he was pulled over on the bayview district on may 30th for not having a license plate. he said the first question he was asked if he was on probation or parole. the city has not responded to the lawsuit. >>> four college students in south san francisco, they are desperate to find a new place to live. this after they rented a hughes they found on craigslist from a woman who didn't even own it. here is here's the house -- here is the house listed for rent. the college students paid the woman $1800 in rent. one day they came ho

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anote tong is a high profile figure in the international climate debate. his plans to relocate parts of the population to fiji caught media attention. but it is the erosion of society, as well as the coastlines, that concerns him. >> we have a very high population of young people. with that, unemployment, the potential for social disorder. we are putting a lot of resources there, giving it a lot of priority. i'm a change is something that we know. we will continue to do it. but at the same time, we do not ignore the other ongoing challenges. >> kiribati is also making progress on the gender front. the parliament recently approved the creation of a ministry for women's affairs. more good news for koin etuati. >> strong wind. >> erosion. >> climate change is now firmly in the curriculum of local schools. >> global warming. >> the boys and girls here know the importance of joining forces to solve problems. >> i wish that the people would continue to live on this beautiful island, and that the kiribati islands will not disappear from the impact of climate chan

prosecutors say lee tong dressed like a woman and then presented flowers to a vietnamese singer, then pepper sprayed her in the face because of a difference in political beliefs. that happened more than three years ago. tong may be best known in san jose for his hunger strike aimed at getting part of the city to be called little saigon. >>> two san francisco supervisors hosted a happy hour fundraiser this evening called hope for haiyan. it was a benefit for typhoon victims in the philippines organized by supervisors john avalos and jane kim at the bistro and lounge. there was a suggested donation of $20 at the door. some of the proceeds from the bar sales will be donated. avalos says many in his district are filipino. >> some have lost family members. some are still searching for family members. some have actually found them and they're really concerned about being displaced. >> several other city supervisors were also there tonight. the money will be given to the national alliance for filipino concerns. >>> some of the biggest names in music are raising money for typhoon victims. itu

prosecutors say lee tong dressed like a woman and then presented flowers to a vietnamese singer, thenr sprayed her in the face because of a difference in political beliefs. that happened more than three years ago. tong may be best known in san jose for his hunger strike aimed at getting part of the city to be called little saigon. >>> two san francisco supervisors hosted a happy hour fundraiser this evening called hope for haiyan. it was a benefit for typhoon victims in the philippines organized by supervisors john avalos and jane kim at the bistro and lounge. there was a suggested donation of $20 at the door. some of the proceeds from the bar sales will be donated. avalos says many in his district are filipino. >> some have lost family members. some are still searching for family members. some have actually found them and they're really concerned about being displaced. >> several other city supervisors were also there tonight. the money will be given to the national alliance for filipino concerns. >>> some of the biggest names in music are raising money for typhoon victims. itunes is

>> no, there were other asians, but they were usually bumbling servants like sammy tong in "bachelorather", or the evil memory, stereotypes and unattractive roles. this was the first one where i would be a regular on a series as a member of the leadership team. >> did you imagine that that program would have such an impact? >> back in 1965, when i was cast, i smelt quality with that show. however, television is not known for respecting quality. all the shows that i really loved were cancel. >> so it was over. you continued on in your career, but something was boiling beneath the surface with "star trek," it would re-emerge. >> what happened was after cancellation we went into syndication. the syndicators - local stations, put it on five days a week, monday to friday. that's when we found our audience, and the popularity and the ratings skyrocketed. >> what did "star trek" mean to you, to your life? >> well, i thought gene created an extraordinary show. i mean, it's still vibrant and alive and has a huge, huge following. in three years it will be celebrating its 50th anniversary. it w

i came here today but hearing everybody talking inspires me to tong and it makes the arts and yerba buenaenter and for the appeal in the strict it fantastic. what particle took me is the fillmore jazz center i grew up in the 50s and 60s i have great mentioned of the fillmore of the past including the you wouldn't see and sufficient like that. i've had perpetrate of experience and interface in the fillmore district. it needs a lot of sport and the fillmore jazz center is just 12rur789 anonymous for us that live here but the fillmore district has some iconic things worldwide. we rely upon tourism i told you any friends out of town to come and see the fillmore district and i hope our consideration is given for all of those >> (calling names). >> good afternoon members of the board i'm here i'm obviously a supporter of christen hayes for the jazz center but to be on the clear side that the fillmore center nodes to be seen in the overall investment of the area. you have to remember when frank jordan made a commitment a commitment to create african-american empowerment in fillmore it has a sign

. >> tongs to form a grand coalition dominated the political discussion in germany throughout the week. almost a month into the negotiations, the conservative reminded the social democrats of .he need to compromise >> the sbd has to stop putting in orders that the people of germany have to pay for. >> the parties made common ground on a number of on contentious areas like foreign policy. there was a deal on quotas for women in leadership positions in germany. of 2016, 1/3 of the position should be filled by women. it was also a breakthrough on health care financing, where there have been differences in opinions to overc ome. >> the results are very good in terms of medical care. preventive medicine, better care for the chronically ill, more staff for long-term care for the elderly. key issues remain unresolved, as the talks enter their make or break stage. and those sticking points need to be resolved so a coalition deal is in place by the deadline on wednesday. law makers in berlin held a special debate on the nsa's surveillance scandal monday. in june, angela merkel played down the a

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it's amazing tong of it but they just didn't anticipate that kind of problem. >> code named x-100, theousine, with all its tragic evidence, was flown to andrews air force base, a few hours after president kennedy's body they drove it back to the white house? >> they did. >> reporter: that night? >> that night to get it back into the garage to start their investigation. >> reporter: wow. >> they determined that the most practical thing to do was just to rebuild this existing car rather than to start from scratch. so, yes, they took the car down to the frame, and rebuilt it as a true armored vehicle. the biggest change they made in modifying the car was putting in a permanent roof that could not be removed, and they surrounded the whole vehicle with bullet-resistant glass. >> reporter: and then they put it right back into the presidential fleet. >> people are always just stunned when i tell them that this castro used, and indeed used until 1977. so many years after the assassination. >> reporter: presidents nixon and ford rode in it, as did lyndon johnson, who was two cars behind kennedy

. >> michelle tong is a san francisco county public defender. she's spent several months representing elsie hodge who was at one point facing 23 years in prison for a drug offense. >> elsie's been in and out of jail and prison for the last decade of her life - all for minor drug related crimes. this time she was arrested for allegedly selling prescription pills. >> when i asked, what why did you let the buyer of these pills, supposedly, this white male in his 50s, go and let you arrested miss hodge, who was actually around the corner. and he said it's under it's to the officer's individual discretion and judgment. >> every time he sees me he wants to bother me. and i don't have to be doing anything. the justification has always been well she is a, she is a nuisance to the community. and in fact the district attorney said that. that, the tenderloin neighborhood, san francisco doesn't need miss hodge on the street. i have seen people commit crimes of plead or get convicted of crimes of violence who do way less time than her. >> elsie's path to dru

ukraine's president viktor yanukovych still attend to the eastern partnership summit in vilnius the tongs or economic pressure from moscow he's refined trade talks with russia and nothing the eu said it could make him change his mind. we want the strong relations with ukraine. we believe particularly on economic. my stupid dumb together to benefit the ukraine and the benefits of the year. it is cause for ukraine to this site. tickets to the bean soup wouldn't hold discussions with the copics i would say is that the european union still gets old. georgette called to the top selling potential but it's the association of treatments that but it's not the non ukraine's the state sanctioned deal its decision not to sign was to be criticized but that he charts tenth to queueing at each of the eu presidency. it's not about to get up to be disciplined. i think that that today's print edition don't think that way which is going nowhere because knowing challenge any chance of a deal that operate its ukrainian protested outside the venue desperately cold for a change of heart. yet i cut it to sunday

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penny and about eight hundred units a month if they get paid to tong chinese has gone to ground of . bush is the mother would these be what are they still need us to this. i've now been here in russia for the ten years. these families built on ten freeway you know now that's it's enough for them and look what the navy day no one to take this away hundreds of thousands of migrant workers live in moscow. some estimate there are about to me. they work in construction. as clean as on nana's as taxi drivers wall street sweetness. and many of trade is in the big outdoor markets. when they see that i'm filming and many become that this time and again nationalists of attacks markets like this. now the news has changed even among four three mosque of lights. hostility towards those who do not feel rushed and he's growing the citizens aid organization has been observing this for a long time. getting a lean and have caught links provided by some medical help to migrants and refugees. this young man from uzbekistan was brutally attacked enrolled by a group of russians. he was about to transfer m

but further price reductions on the way the next set of tongs which will be some gang to reference pricing what treatments are still cold says its plans that reduced prices for this group of products will be put in place by the beginning of next month. she made causing fourteen years. are they are continuing to question a woman about the margin of twenty road project architect past whose body was found at the house in time to time dublin yesterday. a post mortem examination showed she had sustained severe head injuries consistent with the violent assault. it's understood that newscast was time to partake. annie yesterday morning. for solicitor thomas byrne has said he thought he was going to be killed after a colleague reported his practice to the mall society the two third cousins seven forty seven year old from oprah's time in dublin's pleaded not guilty to fifty thousand for the fences token almost fifty two million euro today he began giving evidence in his defense thomas there until the court he was not saying he was completely innocent and he was terrified of what was going to happen

failure tong a figure out that there is more to people than what they post. >> how does your book tie into your work as a law professor? >> i teach a course on the law of social networks. also, i am involved in pro bono cases and advising government and various groups, about their rights. and working with the legislature's. great band of research assistants who are students who have put their online reputations on the line by doing a lot of work in this area. you know, actually contacting data aggregate to see what information they have about them, doing things like using the homeland security forbidden words and seeing what happens. now ina lot of expense the hundreds of billions of dollars on the part of government to track us. some of it is ludicrous. 300 50d security has words they look at in e-mails. , the name of a drug will -- drug lord. anybody else. in one term they look for is organized crime. how useful is that? is it truly likely a mob leader , "loveign an e-mail tony, organized crime. " they do not even make sense. >> who knows more about us, the federal government or pri

is not going to be said of the emotion papa say most important thing is will there be such intense tongs and that that is the devastation that this story. the command to all of the peoples living in you so stop. whoa what do you expect is ours if it's going one on baffling. these topic in this climate conference in warsaw rectum of it. what i seem to climate conference and will also has an agenda on the damage and loss. and it has arisen as to where they could be progress in the direction that icing is most often. as this is his to do with the availability of data. actually we do not know so much about the distribution and space and in time of loss especially in developing countries and dance like somebody to take this a combo of the stone i'll be the last numbness on the different items in the philippines they are not using the available can sustain her with so many other such incidents and so i think. call it a bit of preparation and fly back to the low estimation home loss to come and we should be in position to have them all to the state the wolves to get into that position has to ta

hello again this is the welcome bond a series of deadly bombings across baghdad have tong's had crowded areas most of them in share neighborhoods twenty eight people were reported to have been killed and sixty five wounded violence is spiraling in iraq with twenty thirty and becoming the deadliest here since to silent and date let's not talk more and that's with john i want a journalist in extensively covering the issue mr white welcome to our cities good to have you with us so it looks like a deadly attacks happen in iraq almost every day from gil point of view. on that security forces able to do that if thing. well clearly not at this stage supported to because centers where your context this focus on this these horrific attacks in baghdad follow on from the double suicide bombing or the ending embassy in beirut yesterday this is part of a regional struggle. by sunni fundamentalists of selfies or freedoms whatever you want to call them intent on turning the entire region into a killing field on their way to. through the seventh century or so the upsurge in violence in iraq against shi

a double booming tong as they ring an embassy in beirut leaving dozens dead and schools injured and the number of victims is expected to grow. i ask obama to bring my dad back to life. the u.s. drone war on terror is missing it's not. with human rights groups reporting mounting civilian deaths she travels to again in a village to have time to counts. this is all that remains from a u.s. predator drone strike right here in yemen that killed two suspected members of al qaeda but also civilians so is the loss of innocent lives be justified in the fight against al qaeda stay with us as we report from one of the front lines in the war on terror. and real recalls for a.

when i pulled the trigger, the tong is did not come out. i was about to drop it when it did deploy, the spread wasn't long enough and impact his body. i had to take him down, i would get swung on hit by his fist or feet and that's why i tackled him to the ground. >> after cuffed deputy witson say his was still resisting. >> with my hand on his arm, i could feel him pulling away pipe went ahead, that's when i put him on the rail to try to hold him for a minute, let him calm down, cool down, let him know i'm in full control, got him back up, started to walk again, yelling profanities. once we got to the door, that's when he started to buck up and i had to put him against the officer. >> a technique detention staff here trained for. >> one of the best tactics is with another d.o. to step in separate me and the inmate, that's way he has no problem with the detention officer because he's not the one that handcuffed him or gave orders. he did a great job of stepping in, saying i got it. this place runs on teamwork. we have to watch each other's b

it's an issue for shipping across the coast of vietnam and up through to the coast of tong kin. we move to the next 28-48 hours, it will produce copious amounts of rain across vietnam and china. we'll look at really 200 to 400mm of rain in a region which has seen the last of the rain at this time of the year. it's heading south wards. there's so much rain, there'll be a lot of flooding and damage. the whole area will look at devastation over the coming days. >> thank you. let's hope people have moved out of the danger zone. >> iranian president hassan rouhani describes rain's right to -- iran's right to nuclear energy as a red line. he said everyone acted tact fully during negotiations but diplomats failed to strike a deal. they'll meet in over a week. james bays has more from geneva. >> foreign ministers from seven countries and the european union were here - most clearing their schedules at the last minute because they thought an historic agreement was close. after talks that dragged on beyond midnight, there was no deal. >> we are on the same wavelength, that is important. th

in 1997, a former mafia boss admitted organized crime buried millions of tongs of toxic waste from italy and europe, a lucrative dirty business. >> in a statement made recently public, he said about the people living near the landfills, they are all at risk of dying from cancer within 20 years. i don't think they will survive. 16 years later, a local oncologist says that with cancer rates in the area three times higher than the national average, the prediction is now coming true. >> what really hurts is not only discovering the criminals have been poisoning us for 20 years but discovering that the state knew about it and has not' worn us. >> it's not only toxic industrial waste that the ruins the local ecosystem and the health of residents. all kind of unsorted general erbic waste winds up in illegal landfills like this one turning this into italy's unofficial dumping site. >> now residents are calling for the authorities to clean up their act so these dumps won't pollute the area for generations to come. national strike underway in bangladesh for the government to call new elections. ro

he was singing last honky tongs.hing is whether it could be self-defense or whether he was shot no the back of the head. meanwhile, fellow country singers blake shelton tweeted his condoleances. >>> and the zumba instructor who was the busted for running a prostitution ring out of her studio was jailed and picked up by her husband after serving six of a ten month sentence. she had no comment. the scandal became the talk of a sleepy new england town. got to say, you always have to wonder if you publish the list of johns this story would go away. >>> president obama celebrating the deal between iran. >> for the first time in a decade we've halted iran's nuclear program. key parts of the program will be rolled back. international inspectors will have unprecedented access to iran's nuclear facilities. so this will help iran from building a nuclear weapon. >> the deal eases sanctions in exchange for temporary restraint on their program. the deal also, though, seen as a huge win in iran. this is what happened in tehran las

san ancisco shiff's depy accused of robbing a bank will be back in cour judge will decide if philip tong wil stand trial for holdin up a bank of arica branch a yea ago. he allegedly handed the teller a note demanding money. he fled with nely $10 in cash. he w arrested a few day later. the veterans currently on grand unpaid leave. >> there is a long list of have been.reaming of what could last night, their gam were cut short when the n resort in sonoma lost power. "today in the bay's" christi smith live in the rnert park. the person tt caused the outage still on the run. >> reporter: good morning t you. police are saying they got to this accident scene pretty in the crash that set this whole thing off wasn't there. so they haven't had a chance to talk with him. good news this morning for gamblers a least. the lights are back on thi morning. i just spoke with a worker here by phone. he said, yes, w are up and rung the casino. everything working after a power faile just north of tow that started with a crash. a car slammed into a poweroll if you know the area, this is basically the fronta r

why doesn't the president have a tong if you will, a gang. just call it a gang.hat's what it is in political terms. 20 or 30 men and women around the country, governors, senators, members of congress, prominent members of congress who on a regular basis go out and attack opponents for doing nothing and playing racial politics. every every other game they play. or it's having no health care plan or using government tactics like shutting down the government or risking default on the national debt. why isn't there a chorus out there constantly pounding them? i don't hear a single -- is this fault he doesn't recruit? he doesn't hang out? he doesn't have friends? why aren't there people saying what he ought to be saying? >> i think there are people who are willing to do it but aren't being recruited. perfect simple, the day bill clinton was impeached, that saturday the democratic national committee organized every single city. the mayors, if we had a governor, all of the state senators, in philadelphia we had had about 80 public officials standing behind me and we dec

with don't expect to see a tong of snow all over the place but we will see some spots of snow develop. cold air is bringing wind gusts up to 35 miles an hour in m manhattan tonight so we are going to feel the temperatures dropping lower and lower. i will time that out for you and let you know when you could see snow in the air even near the atlantic ocean. jonathan? >> getting cold out there. thanks rebecca. european space agency satellite has now entered earth atmosphere. most has burned up. many remaining pieces could fall. space crafts ran out of fuel last no has been falling towards earth ever since. typhoon haiyan is moving towards china after hitting vietnam and the philippines. where the president could declare a state of emergency or even march arecial law. a toxic waste mess, a cancer cluster and the connection to the mafia. >> that's ahead. and to contact the centers and th sglvenlings. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i am jonathan betz with a look at the headlines tonight. typhoon haiyan is causing problems in china. new video of rescuers to save 12 crew members off

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the rich tong challenging stop and frisk, mayor elect de blasio rose to power with the help of the working families party, in independent political coalition sponsored by labor unions and focused on reducing social and political inequality. since it launched 15 years ago, the party helped elect progressive candidates throughout the state and work to increase the minimum wage and raise taxes on the rich. of 21 new city council members elected this week, more than half were backed by the working families party. >> the party's grassroots organizing efforts are not limited to new york. the group recently won landmark a just nation to tackle the student debt crisis in oregon, fought to corporate -- fought the corporate education reform agenda in bridgeport, connecticut, and one paid six in new jersey.ys voters in new jersey also approved a constitutional amendment to raise the minimum wage by one dollar. danmore where joined by cantor, executive director of the working families party. welcome to democracy now! in new york, you could vote for bill de blasio either on the democratic line or you c

by the way, you wouldn't know this sometimes listening tong folks on tv, but the deficits are going downand they are -- they keep on going down. over the past three years, health care costs have risen at the slowest pace on record. exports are up, the housing market is up. the american auto industry is roaring back. so we've got a lot of good things to by the on, but we've got a lot more work to do. and what we should start doing, the first thing we should do you su stop doing things that undermine our businesses and our economy over the past few years. this constant cycle of manufactured crises and self-inflicted wounds that have been coming out of washington. for example, we learned yesterday that over the summer, our economy grew at its fastest pace in a year. that's the good news. the bad news is that the very day the economic quarter ended, some folks in washington decided to shut down the government and threatened to default on america's obligations for first time in more than 200 years. it's like the gears of our economy every time they are just about to take off, suddenly somebod

there we're -- therefore we are tong the best we can maximize without risk. and -- very important thing that we are doing in bit -- different countries is to step.end them for the embarking on nuclear power is a pre part of -- huge logic -- oject, and requires huge participation. means to strengthen nuclear infrastructure, the ratification of major international conventions, established regulatory bodies, training have a good selection of sites and technology. steps todentified 19 prepare for the embarking on nuclear power, in 16 of these countries. we are not encouraging or encouraging the use of nuclear power, but if we continue to use it, they must used it safely, securely, and without increasing the risk of proliferation. by these efforts, i hope that we can use nuclear power without ringing the risk of proliferation -- bringing the risk of proliferation. >> good afternoon, mr. amano. nature ofeak to the contacts withea's the israeli officials? we have regular relation -- regular contact with them indiana -- in vienna and israel. sent some senior staff to

he used military benefit tongs roll at ashford university, one of the more notorious after he had been heavily recruited. he told bloomberg news that he can't remember the courses. remember, he suffered a head injury in iraq. christopher ford tell "the l.a. times" he used his g.i. bill benefits at the for-profit school only to find out no employer would accept his training, and he used up his benefits in pursuing it. of his for-profit education he said it was heavily marketed, so i took it. our bill, senator harkin's bill and my own, would protect service members and their families from preyed on by ending this loophole and counting these military and veterans benefits in the new 85% limit. this commonsense bill is a modest step forward, trying to reclaim some dignity when it comes to federal aid to education. we have opened up this amazing loophole, and 25% of all the federal money for higher education is going into these schools, many of which are just plain worthless. if athe students were just wasting time, that would be bad enough. but they are wasting opportunities for education

everyone tong with try to get better access. the answer is yes, it is a big barrier. district, our biggest immigrant population is spanish- speaking. the next largest is the ethiopian community. we also have an asian population. for asian and pacific islanders, we partnered with the mayor's office. they are doing on the ground work. withund that working culturally different groups, having a working online portal is not relevant. many people in the immigrant community, small business owners and individuals, they like the one-on-one on one interaction with a trusted voice. we actually have focused a lot of resources into the on the grounds aspect. people in the community who can work one-on-one with the small business or the individual. they can work of our diverse populations. >> will kind of relationship do you have with the insurance brokers industry? >> from my perspective, excellent. we actually have the brokers involved very early and we developed a broker reporter -- broker portal. there is a separate broker portal that is designed to make it easier for brokers t

so, sisters, this is our -- tonge and our charge ensure that every girl feels empowered to dare to be themselves. because you see, only then will they ever fully truly dare to be political. thank you. [applause] >> all right. [applause] elizabeth warren is the u.s. senator from massachusetts. while she greatly regrets she cannot be with us tonight, she sent us a video instead. please note that this video was taped before the events of the government shutdown. [laughter] evening and thank you to the grimke event planning committee for inviting me to join you tonight. could be with you in person but we are going to have to settle for this video. i'm glad to be here to mark the anniversary of angelina grimke's historic speech to the massachusetts general assembly and the 20,000 massachusetts women who joined her position -- petition to end slavery. it is an incredible time to celebrate the legacy of courageous women in the abolitionist movement. their efforts grew into the fight for suffrage and for equal rights. is also aersary reminder of the powerful impact we can have one we make our