the former union hall was at 457 brian street. it's significant as one of the remaining union halls that played an important role in the growth of organized labor and associated with 1906 post-earthquake and fire redevelopment. finally, the commission included local landmark designation at hotel utah as a representative of the pattern of development south of market that began in the 19th century when the area became the area of production in san francisco. it's a rare remaining example of the numerous residential hotels built to house seasonal workers employed by the factories on waterfront. however, during the mid to late 20th century, most of these residential hotels were removed by redevelopment. hotel utah is significant because of a legacy business in the ground floor and great example of edwardian style architecture. there are two individual landmark designations pending. one for the grand orient complex. we're working with the soma filipino cultural heritage district representatives on that designation. and that will come b

for workers at the local union hall, the tariffs have been a long time coming. been a long time coming. for years, they felt at the mercy of china, which produces as much steel ina china, which produces as much steel in a month as the us does in a year. we are not saying don't treat, we have to treat, but we need to be treated fairly. we are not even in the game. but the white house is running into the same problem that has plagued previous administrations. imposing strict ta riffs administrations. imposing strict tariffs on steel imports could cause china and other important trade partners to retaliate in kind, and that could cost jobs partners to retaliate in kind, and that could costjobs in other parts of the country instead. 0ther industries say they fear a backlash to the tariffs, and markets in new york fell sharply after the announcement. but for volunteer firefighter chuck, saving steel is worth the cost. this industry in particular is a cornerstone of america. if we cannot make our own steel, we are leading ourselves one herbal. —— vulnerable to everyon

the union hall retains the -- [ inaudible ] -- until the unions moved to oakland in 1973. the third and final individual landmark designation that we have before you today is the hotel use [ inaudible ] located at 500504 fourth street. along with the new pullman hotel, hotel utah is a remaining kpamp will of the residential motels built in the south market neighborhoods in the late 1870's. the -- [ inaudible ] -- and continued through the post 1906 earthquake and fire reconstruction service. [ inaudible ] during which most of the building stock including nearly all of the residential hotels was razed. with its ornate -- [ inaudible ] -- architecture, commonly employed in the design of residential hotel buildings constructed during the period. the period of significance is 1908 to 1947, reflecting the year the building was completed through the end of world war ii when employment looping the waterfront and the neighborhood industries declined and the need for housing in the south of market area diminished. hyde and crooks warehouse district is reflective of 19 century in th

lead to a union hall door and. do the harsher. and the ocean move change on the road choo choo play even though it's a hundred or two on the she's in the home for you to do the hash and she. do or a woman on the. and you. and your. question then to the journey and icon and your. own. heart. oh you're. quite. well the. mood you were called to. rule on. your. room or you know. that. despite disenchanted hopes of upward mobility china has no intention of slowing down the development of its universities it wants to become a key player of global higher education the us australia and western europe all covered this new market countless partnerships are entered into every year between china and foreign countries. the entire world has its eyes set on china and china has its eyes set on the entire world in two thousand and three tome university research has developed the shanghai ranking the most media tightest the most controversial and the most followed ranking report worldwide. a world ranking based on the number of nobel prizes fields

francis wrote hotel utah and shannon ferguson wrote the union hall. >> okay. well, they're all really exceptionally well written. compelling. they could be published at little separate novellas. case study well done. okay. do we have any motions? we can move them separately, we can move them together. >> i would propose to move them together. >> second. >> altogether together. >> all right. we have a motion and a second to initiate them together. >> okay. commissioners, if there's nothing further, there is a motion to initiate items 10-a, b, c, d, e, and f for their various districts and properties. on that motion -- [ roll call. ] >> so moved, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously, 7-0. [please stand by for captioner switch] >> good afternoon. i'm matt snyder, department star. you are about to hearing a presentation on candlestick point hunters point shipyard phase ii. it received approval eight years ago. it has candlestick point, of course, previous location of the candlestick park stadium. and hunter point shipyard. these are in two redevelopment a

since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight to take pennsylvania but just a few weeks ago at this union hall in the states more than valley steelworkers told us trump's lack of action suggested he was no different to all the other politicians who promised them protection were still flatline like not to mean since the election i'm not sure that he believes in another day and you know money but money for. now for the top. that's what i see and now trump has delivered and there's widespread opposition to the tariffs in washington on wall street and among the us as trading partners there is relief elsewhere unions and progressives have long said the u.s. needs to decide whether to fight unfair international trading practices and save the u.s. industrial base and the service industries that supply it from extinction you've got to start someplace if we allow our manufacturing industries to be just told by other countries we're going to it at the end of the beach day be left with an economy of hamburger flippers. when george w. bush imposed steel tariffs in two thousand and two the economic cost wa

with my grandparents, i got into democratic politics because i would go to union meetings, the union hall instead of hiring a babysitter, we did not do that, you just brought the kid along with you. so, i grew up in a union family. and also, there was a tailor shop, which basically replace the barbershop in rochester, where all the democrats is to get together. and, the mayor would have his kitchen cabinet get together, and it was between my house and the high school that i went to. and it was a family friend that ran the shop, and he was involved in politics. and i use to stop in there is a young student, and he had a coke machine. i could always grab a free coke from him, and i would sit there and listen to the democratic politicians in the community. rochester was a french catholic democratic conservative community. i got involved in politics. and, as a student at spaulding high school, during the campaign i became quite against the war in vietnam. older friends of mine were being drafted, or sent away, i would come home and they would tell us stories that were not -- things were not g

i got into democratic politics because i would go to union meetings and union hall with her instead of hiring a babysitter, we did not do that back in the day, just brought the kid along with you. i grew up in a union family and there was a tailor shop that replaced the downtown barber shop in rochester where all the democrats would get together. it was between my house and the high school that i went to and it was a family's friend that ran the shop. i used to stop in there as a young student. he had a coke machine and i always grab it, i sit there and listen. rochester is a democratic, conservative community. i got involved in politics. and a s a student, during the campaign i became quite against the war of vietnam. friends of mine were drafted and sent away and come home and tell us stories which were no not -- things were not going as well as what everybody was saying. so i became an anti-war activist, i was called a traitor and commy. ill do my book covers out of grocery bags which would have political slogans on them. during that campaign, i had g. mccarthy on my book cover in s

he had to have that happen and he also had to get the union hall voters, those blue collar voters who about economic issues. it was focusing on the tax cuts. it was sbreinteresting how he s what are the implications for your medicare? he was really taking back that economic populist message. >> it really is a take away that the tax cuts just that republicans had hoped would fuel their campaigns in 2018 just had absolutely no impact in western pennsylvania. in fact they didn't even run because day saw they were having no impact. one said it's a drink, but that's reality. not -- all of these are different but there's a large portion that it is not well served by a tax cut that goes to the rich and to corporations. you won't sell it in those districts that hillary clinton. >> right. >> coming out of this you look at this and you say what are we going to run on, guys in the districts where we are vulnerable? what message do we have? >> good luck. the republicans told me going to this. >> it department work here. it didn't work here. >> i didn't work there going against washington democrat

cg union the title. of the hall a million listen men travel disruption across the country with a set of flights in and out of paris councils. most train services was scrapped as well and it's expected to be the first of many strikes. this spring and summer after yet set. creating headaches for visitors and residents alike public sector workers are out on strike. this include civ sernts hospital staff transport employees air traffic controllers. expect travel chaos internal to with affected with three out of four trains running. in paris regional strains in our we are service are operating on a reduced schedule. metro workers are also striking. air traffic won't fare much better around thirty percent of flights have been canceledgion. hospital staff are walking out to impacting emergency room services. the good news is the public sector strike is scheduled for just one day the bad news is more are on the way sncf the state owned rail operator has announced rolling strikes to kick off april third. which will see traff

it was also a "girls trip" ree union for tiffany, jada pin ket smith and regina hall. >> what does it mean to be here with you today with these women celebrating you? i'm not trying to make you crime we are happy for you. >> it means the world to me. and it's -- girl! >> we have knownure name for a long time. i'm so glad hollywood now knows your name. >> congratulations, love the dress, by the way. now to country music's hearty of the year. i announced the nominees today as the show welcomes a familiar face back as host. 16-time acm winner reba mcintyre! >> i really enjoy hosting. it's very exciting. i love live television. >> country's biggest night is heading back to vegas where miss reba will be hosting the show solo, taking over for luke bryan and dierks bentley. she last hosted back in 2012 with buddy and nominee, blake shelton. >> i don't think he changed clothes one time, and i gave him a lot of grief about that, but i've got my clothes ready. i've got five or six ready to go. >> up for video of the year, the nominees - "black," dierks bentley. chris stapleton leads the pack wi

union. the heart of coal country where we held a town hall to talk to voters in the country and announced hehing to the party with donald trump by his side and this, this is the place where 20,000 teachers from every single last one of the last 55 counties in the state are engaged in a week long grassroots strike over their salaries and crucially rising insurance premiums. those teachers who live in a state that spent years cutting taxes over and over for businesses and watching its revenue shrink and people whose pay ranks 48th in the entire nation, those teachers are still taking tear of their students while their schools are closed. they have pooled their own money to host free lunches and hand out bags of food to make sure the 67% of west virginia kids who qualify for free or reduced price meals are still getting fed. we don't know how much longer the strike will go on. the governor announced a plan to raise salaries by 5% earlier this week but said, no, they're holding out. they're on strike to fix the state health insurance plan they said it's too expensive. we do know that this kind o

union. the heart of coal country where we held a town hall to talk to voters in the country and announced hehing to the party with donald trump by his side and this, this is the place where 20,000 teachers from every single last one of the last 55 counties in the state are engaged in a week long grassroots strike over their salaries and crucially rising insurance premiums. those teachers who live in a state that spent years cutting taxes over and over for businesses and watching its revenue shrink and people whose pay ranks 48th in the entire nation, those teachers are still taking tear of their students while their schools are closed. they have pooled their own money to host free lunches and hand out bags of food to make sure the 67% of west virginia kids who qualify for free or reduced price meals are still getting fed. we don't know how much longer the strike will go on. the governor announced a plan to raise salaries by 5% earlier this week but teachers said no, no, they are holding out. they're on strike to fix the state health insurance plan they said it's too expensive. we do know tha

the women say the labour council and the trades unions fought against their equal pay claim for years, but now the snp is running glasgow city hallged. but there's no deal, yet. i've come to meet the leader of glasgow city council; a woman. she was elected last year on a pledge to put right the equal pay issues facing the city. the spectre's been raised, glasgow could face a bill of half a billion pounds, that could impact services and mean selling off valuable property. essentially the message that has been given to these women doing these essentialjobs is, "you don't matter as much as buildings". i believe that the historic assets glasgow owns are phenomenally important for this city, and we will do everything to avoid having to sell them off. we need to do the right thing by our women workers. it's going to be a difficult process and the resolution is going to be difficult, but difficult isn't an excuse. across the country, now the principle of equal pay for equal value has been established in the public sector, women in the private sector want the same. because everything is on show and easy to reach, housewives are finding s

carries them to the champions league soccer halle side simply have to be visit his house but they only had one reason to cheer in the sixty fourth minute a shot from union bronze found the net five and even then the joy was short lived as his teammate liam bailey was ruled offside. the game between live occurs in an outback and a goal list not really what a champions league hopeful needs. like seek have the same champions league ambitions as leverkusen and hanover they took the lead in the sixteenth minute when a meal for sport scored. and a guest made it to nail in the second half courtesy of this header by captain billy orbán five a set play got hanover back in the game courtesy of sally if sanny in the seventy first minute. but light cheek responded just five minutes later when you see if paulson made it three one still hand over weren't about to give up. in fact they cut down like six lead to a single goal when nicklaus phil crewe connected in the seventy sixth minute by and moments later it looked like hanover tied it up with another goal by froot loop but it was ruled offside five like six survived to scare the three to win means ralph housen who

hall. thank you for hearing this today. this allows massage establishments on union street to be conditionally permitted. currently they are entirely prohibited. we support a path to contribute to our local economy. we support this process only apply to the union street n.c.d. and for the limited time of 18 months. because massage is currently not permitted on union street these businesses wouldn't otherwise have a path to legalize. a few existing businesses continue to operate. thank you. >> president adams: that's it. that simple? we go from honoring a massage establishment to granting possibly another. any commissioner questions on this? you want to permit with a conditional use massage establishments on union street and union street n.c.d.? >> yes, that's right. >> president adams: are there any other there now? >> there's three currently within the n.c.d. that are operating right now. >> president adams: so they need this to continue operating? >> correct. >> president adams: okay. any commissioner questions? >> will they have to go through the c.u. process or be grandfathered is this ? >> diego san

liberal elite so he was taking aim at the european union he was taking aim at of course brussels and that was a very popular message here in the hall for the national front the last day that we called the national front because a change in the name tomorrow and given how important is this meeting for the national front. it's a rebrand exercise lorand of course you must remember that it wasn't a huge failure in the last election from the marine le pen she managed to double the number of votes for the national front she got something like ten point six million voters that's about thirty four percent of the electorate but she was humiliated by a manual macro and that final one to one debate and she's been bruised ever since and losing support so she feels that. trying to detoxify the brand of the national front to change its name entirely will allow her to gain more alliances and that means that she can perhaps hope for more credible gains in the european elections next year and also she'll still be around if emanuel macro's policies fail here in france she's still young enough to be the leader of the renamed national front and to tak

some retailers like ones in union square say the move could cost them $45 million a year in revenue. we heard from people on both sides of the issue at city hall after the vote. >> i'm focusing on those animals that i believe are not pets, like mink. i just think we've gone too far. >> activists have been working for decades against the fur industry and this is a really great step in the right direction. >> small shop owners who repair old fur will not be impacted and in a move designed the ease the burden on those businesses stores that bought fur by yesterday will have until 2020 to sell it. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," the investigation into facebook continues as attorneys general in three different states look into the company's misuse of your personal information. >>> plus, who are you letting into your home? san francisco is suing home adviser, that website that lists workers for homeowners to hire, but are they really vetted? the message from the san francisco district attorney. ve >>> good morning. i'm eric chummy live at cnbc global headquarters. wall street is set to open higher this morning, the markets rose yesterday recove

driver's seat are blocking off the hall, they are thwarting progress across the board from everything from prescription drug prices to the ban on assault weapons and union versusal background check to the dreamers and the american people are increasingly unsatisfied and frustrated with this situation. i come back to the responsibility of each one of us who has been entrusted with the high honor and responsibility of coming to congress. you know, the original democratic philosophers distinguished between sovereignty and government. sovereignty belongs to we, the people and the right of pa free speech. and people come together and tell us what they want and the right to come to the town meetings and call us up and email us. but we have a high responsibility. hose who aspire and attain public office, we are servants. there are no kings or queens or titles of no built. it's in the constitution. we have no slaves here or serfs. and those of us who get into public office are acting as the servants of those people we are sent here to represent. and our people want us to get past all of the procedural obstacles and chokeholds that have been put up here at the b

hall of the people. this was kim's first trip tside of north korea since he took power in 2011. for "nightly business report" i'm yunis union inin be >>> time to look at some of today's glaids. dow component verizon so its raitd rating raised to a buy from hold over at hsbc. the firm says that verizon is well positioned in the internet media space. that could hp its revenue grow. price target, $55. that stock ros 1.5% to $48. coverage of fellow dowomponent american express was initiated with a buy rating at ubs. f thm says that accelerating business volume and loan could drive revenue there, and in turn that could result this stronger earnings per share. price target they put in, $111. the stock rose fractionally to $92.21. >>> in that same note the ubs analyst started coverage of discover financial with a sell rating. the firm sites potential erosion of asset and revenue growth. the price target is $70. the stock was up to $70.28. and bernstein initiated coverage of the dow component visa with an outperform rating. thely a calls visa's business model attractive and says it should benefit from the growing payments market. t

hall meeting in december.. there was community outrage...but also dissent from the police union....which arguedthe officer had donestressful circumstances. o'neill had allegedly assaulted a state lottery worker and stolen her minivan.. just last night....another town hall meeting involving an officer involvedshooting. this one happened last week in san francisco's mission district... police released this body cam video showing the moments before officers killeda man who had been in the trunk of a car........they say he pulled out a gun. these are the moments before the gun shots were fired...san francisco police say 19-year-old adolfo delgado and two other people were involved in an armed robbery.. they arrested the two others...but say delgado had been hiding in the trunk...refusing to get out. some people at last night's meeting argued the amount of force used was excessive. pam and steve?. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) tragedy on the roadway as a school bus carrying triumphant studentshome from disneyworld have a horrific crash (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) a conservative firebrand is set to speak in the south bay, but wil

the vote to leave the european union of course supporters of brecht's it would say the entire thing is a made up plot to discredit a democratic decision but in this hall of mirrors it's becoming increasingly difficult to know what's real and what's fake lawrence leigh al-jazeera westminster in london it was a visit to try to mistreat instill the focus of much speculation who exactly was on the train that travel between north korea and the chinese capital beijing if it was kim jong un as many believe it was it would be the north korean leader's first foreign trip since taking power in twenty eleven asian brown has more from beijing . a train like the one used by kim jong un's fargo eases out of beijing railway station heading towards north korea no clue as to who might be on board. earlier a motorcade brings the center of beijing to a standstill. was. excited office workers captured the moment convinced that it's him kim jong un. but china's foreign ministry spokeswoman was not so sure unable to explain who the mystery visitor might be well. at least i'm not aware of any information at present three further questions about whether kim was in beijing wi

the vote to leave the european union of course supporters of brecht's states would say the entire thing is a made up plot to discredit the democratic decision but in this hall of mirrors it's becoming increasingly difficult to know what's real and what's fake gloriously al-jazeera westminster in london. some of gyptian zur facing a campaign if intimidation and bribes to push them into voting in the presidential election local officials and security forces are threatening voters with confiscation of goods and other disciplinary measures that's unless they cast their ballots others have been offered food and cash if they go to the polls it's part of an effort to boost turnout on the third and final day of the vote which president i've been fact that has sisi is certain to win while sisi came to power after overthrowing the muslim brotherhoods mohamed morsi egypt's first democratically elected president the brotherhood was later outlawed by the country's military government. has more. there was a small window of democracy in egypt's long history of strongman backed by the military that was in two thousand and twelve when mohamed morsi was sworn in. but the tri

the vote to leave the european union of course supporters of breakfast it would say the entire thing is a made up plot to discredit the democratic decision but in this hall of mirrors it's becoming increasingly difficult to know what's real and what's fake lawrence lee al-jazeera westminster in london now president trumps son in law and senior adviser jared question is facing yet more investigations and his business practices white house officials are looking into the legality of two loans totaling more than five hundred million dollars made to question or is married to trump's daughter ivanka it comes at the same time as a new york city investigation into alleged malpractise in question is property rental business patty cohen is following this story from washington so what do we know about this latest investigation patty. well there seems to be a bit of confusion we just heard within the last hour from white house spokeswoman sarah sanders and she said white house lawyers aren't investigating jared cushion or i received a statement our few hours ago from his attorney who said the white house lawyers had concluded that there was no issue with anything th

the vote to leave the european union of course supporters of brecht's it would say the entire thing is a made up plot to discredit the democratic decision but in this hall of mirrors it's becoming increasingly difficult to know what's real and what's fake lawrence lee al jazeera westminster in london there are to experts in the loans are using their skills to help knowledge the dutch colonial legacy know the history of precious objects stolen from former colonies are being traced by a leading museum in amsterdam. the polls. it's beauty could almost make you forget it's. in the nineteenth century and hung around the neck of the silk. yet when he died dutch troops fighting to control his land and brought to die infected in madeline's it's one of the objects museum in amsterdam is now investigating it's trying to determine whether it should be in possession of a jewel that was taken to be such force asking the question what to do with a bloody diamond it's very complex because to whom do you return to stay or. some heritage of the family of the school tom. it's not a question like hey here you have your diamondback from the late sixteenth century onwards t

the vote to leave the european union of course supporters of brick states would say the entire thing is a made up plot to discredit a democratic decision but in this hall of mirrors it's becoming increasingly difficult to know what's real and what's fake lawrence leigh al-jazeera westminster in london carol as predictable as lawyer says he's promising to continue to fight for the rights of the cattle and people the former catalan presidents legal team that met him on tuesday in the german prison where he's currently being held the german authorities say it could take several days to decide whether to extradite him to spain pushed him on fled spain five months ago after an unsanctioned referendum on secession now faces charges of rebellion that could lead to twenty five years in prison the property company owned by donald trump's son in law jared krishna is under investigation for allegedly falsifying documents with the new york buildings department and local tenants' rights group says krishna companies used illegal tactics to try to force out low income tenants in rent controlled apartments kristen salumi has more from new york. when we're in the home

the vote to leave the european union of course supporters of brecht's states would say the entire thing is a made up plot to discredit a democratic decision but in this hall of mirrors it's becoming increasingly difficult to know what's real and what's fake lawrence lee al-jazeera westminster in london for say a sailboat is an investigative journalist from lagos in nigeria which is facebook's biggest market in africa he says the interference in the country's election highlights the importance of being careful with data online if you really haven't. drawn in when you look john we wouldn't want to be talking about. the rule. in relation to the revolution so it's not a lot of you know to get it on and you know what it's already known you know. books biggest market and i don't think there's going to be any reduction in activity or not you know well you can happen is that i heard. that i knew something that those people who want to put online you know what don't really look because someone somewhere is feeding into. my. president and senior adviser jared kushner is facing yet more investigations into his business practices white house officials are looking int

the vote to leave the european union of course supporters of breakfast it would say the entire thing is a made up plot to discredit the democratic decision but in this hall of mirrors it's becoming increasingly difficult to know what's real and what's fake lawrence lee al-jazeera westminster in london now nato has joined twenty six individual countries that are expelling russian diplomats in response to the poisoning of a former spy in the u.k. seven russian diplomats will be sent home from natives headquarters in brussels three others will have their accreditation blocked they to secretary-general yen stoltenberg says russia has underestimated the unity of the alliance her minister meanwhile sergei lavrov says russia will respond adding that many countries had been forced to expel diplomat. richard nixon you are in spite of a story we will respond on down to only because nobody wants to tolerate switchboards behavior and we won't either we know this is the result of colossal pressure causal blackmail which is now unfortunately the main tool of washington on the international arena. iran's revolutionary guard has denied accusations by saudi arabia that i

the vote to leave the european union of course supporters of brecht's states would say the entire thing is a made up plot to discredit a democratic decision but in this hall of mirrors it's becoming increasingly difficult to know what's real and was fake. lawrence lee i'll just era westminster in london. we've got a lot more to come here it is there including the russian president promises action there's anger mounts over a deadly shopping mall. and why the white house is investigating don't trump son in law jared krishna's family real estate business. from the flowing all in the winds to an enchanting dance it brings move. and i there for some of us around the mediterranean the weather has been a little bit murky recently and cyprus is one of those places that seen some rather polluted air this is all dust brought up from the northern parts of africa and it looks like we're going to see more weather from the northern parts of africa over the next few days we've got another weather system is edging its way towards us for the time being it's staying clear but then you can just about make out some clouds and then some rain on our wednesday the beginnings of

the vote to leave the european union of course supporters of bricks it would say the entire thing is a made up plot to discredit the democratic decision but in this hall of mirrors it's becoming increasingly difficult to know what's real and what's fake lawrence lee al-jazeera westminster in london joining me now via skype from san francisco is enough read here is the chief technology correspondent for access in an american news website thank you very much for speaking to us so i'm pretty shocking revelations we heard from whistleblower christopher widely today how would you describe the impact this is having on facebook now both now and potentially in the future. well i think there's three big clouds hanging over facebook now and there are potentially going to pass but they're all significant and could affect the company one is to consumers leaves you know there was a brief you know delete facebook movement obviously if that were to gain steam or even if people were to use the site less that would be a big issue the other advertisers obviously that's where facebook gets its money if advertisers were to decide to leave it but then the third which has

the vote to leave the european union of course supporters of brecht's states would say the entire thing is a made up plot to discredit a democratic decision but in this hall of mirrors it's becoming increasingly difficult to know what's real and what's fake lawrence lee al jazeera westminster in london. plenty more ahead on the al jazeera news hour including we'll tell you why isn't bob when school teachers have threatened to storm the president's office . coming up in sport three australian cricketers have been sent home in disgrace from their tour of south africa. that story for you. but first nato has joined twenty six countries that are expelling russian diplomats in response to the nerve agent attack in the u.k. seven russian nato diplomats will be sent home and three others will have their accreditation blocked nato secretary general says russia has underestimated the unity of the alliance or the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov has reiterated that they'll respond strongly adding that many countries expelling diplomats have been forced to do so if you're so you were split on the story we will respond because nobody wants to talk about switchbo

the vote to leave the european union of course supporters of brecht's states would say the entire thing is a made up plot to discredit a democratic decision but in this hall of mirrors it's becoming increasingly difficult to know what's real and what's fake lawrence lee al jazeera westminster in london. in the united states the announcement that two white policeman won't be charged with the shooting of a black man has outraged his family but here alton sellings death in louisiana two years ago cause national outrage and spared the black lives matter movement mike hanna reports from washington. the death of alton sterling was caught on mobile phone video he was shot by officer blaine salamone each year in a struggle. you know the opposite did not destroyed his weapon but did wrestle sterling to the ground the state department of justice left the investigation to the louisiana attorney general who's now announced the two officers will not be charged as in his view they attempted to make a lawful arrest this decision was not taken lightly we came to this conclusion after countless hours of reviewing the evidence gather it turned over to us by the u.s. depart

the vote to leave the european union of course supporters of brick states would say the entire thing is a made up plot to discredit a democratic decision but in this hall of mirrors it's becoming increasingly difficult to know what's real and what's fake gloriously al-jazeera westminster in london let's speak to corrine mcsherry she's the legal director at the electronic frontier foundation joining us via skype from san francisco thanks for speaking to us on al-jazeera so in the wake of the scandal there are now growing calls for facebook to be regulated the chiefs apple as well as i.b.m. supporting that call is it a good idea. well. i think that the step one actually is to make sure that we look at the laws that we already happen place and figure out whether facebook violated them so for example. we know that there was a concern large settlement agreement that facebook reached with the federal trade union. d.c. several years ago and i know a lot of lawyers are looking at whether facebook violated those that agreement already and then secondly we have a lot of laws in place against deceptive advertising to certain who are getting i think we should be l

hall of supervisor stefani's to present to you. >> i just wanted to thank you for hearing this ordinance today. the legislation that allows massage establishments on union street to be conditionally permitted, currently they are entirely prohibited. we propose a path to legalization to permit the establishment of small businesses and support our local economy. >> all right. thank you. i -- commissioners, the department supports the ordinance in light of the current retail sector trends because it's another retail -- excuse me, restale experience based use type that would be allowed to locate in union street ncd. as epgs mmentioned, we do have couple of amendments. -- [ inaudible ] >> -- within the union street ncd or neighborhood commercial district may avail themselves of this legalization program. this concludes my presentation. i'm here available for questions. >> president hillis: all right. thank you, mr. sanchez. any public comment on this item? great. seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: could you give us an idea of how many you are expected to legalize? >> diego sanchez. we understand from discussions

the vote to leave the european union of course supporters of brecht's states would say the entire thing is a made up plot to discredit a democratic decision but in this hall of mirrors it's becoming increasingly difficult to know what's real and was fake. lawrence lee of zero westminster in london. during this year is just evens he is a british m.p. and member of the digital media culture and sport committee that heard evidence from christopher wiley today thanks very much for coming to join us we shocked by the allegations you made in parliament well we've had a flavor of what they were going to be in the press over the last couple of days but we heard a lot more from christopher wiley today and pretty shocking stuff about interference in elections as your package showed in nigeria there were questions about the czech republic but most importantly for us obviously whether or not this played any part in the results of the referendum so he and he suggested it does undermine the legality of the brics it vote how far reaching effect will be well if those allegations are proven than there has been breach of electoral law in the u.k. and because of the way in

european union in brussels we have twenty eight different realities and so i think people are really looking forward and need journalists they can trust for them to make sense of. it in the back hall and i work at the government. to sing for the peace sometimes you just have to pump up the volume. for the film's. complex toward the music magazine on deep w. e w's program guide. dot com puddlers. welcome back you're watching the news this is our main headline right now the president of donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un have agreed to hold the first ever u.s. north korea summit press and trump has confirmed the plan and says quote great progress is being made in. germany social democrats have named the three men and three women who will join china's on america's new coalition government as ministers all they will head up the foreign ministry labor justice family environment and the much coveted finance portfolio and it will be down to them to show s.p.d. voters they were right to give their backing to another grand coalition optimistic and relieved after the lengthy discussions the s.p.v. as leaders present their six cabinet picks for the new government. with the quar