i grew up in this city, and we always knew this as a union town , i still remember when i was in high school and the first nonunion restaurant moved into san francisco, and so we have a constant battle to keep our city union, have union jobs, good paying jobs, prevailing wages, all of that, and we see in hilary ronen and advocate for the work we need to do on behalf of the workers of san francisco. i urge you to vote for hilary ronen. thank you. [applause] >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. can graduate just congratulations to matt haney. i want to say how happy i am that we have a super majority. i am sad this is a majority mail board and i think hilary ronen would be good mitigation for that. i said hilary supports truly affordable housing and she supports by deed and word, immigrants, transients people, artists, tenants, including those in s.r.o.s, and it is a progressive future that the people of san francisco voted for last fall. most of all, she is a kind, caring, for giving, and compassionate person, and it is a pleasure working with her an

the confederate forces did run the union army out of town. that is when quantrill and his men came back to the jail because they were holding confederate soldiers here. they broke all of their buddies, so to speak, out of jail. so he was here twice. a couple years later, 1864, the second battle of independence. that is when the union army retook independence and chased the confederates out of town. the jail was used as a jail from 1859 to 1933. when it closed in 1933, it was opened as a soup kitchen, laundromat, jack of all trades because it was the great depression so people can come here for a job. after that, it was leased to the american legion. they left the building follow -- building follow -- fall into disrepair. the city actually condemned the building and that is when the historical society stepped in in 1958 and we took ownership of the building on the condition we had to reopen it as a museum. on june 28, 1959, we reopened this building as the 1859 jail and museum. in 2019, we will be celebrating our 60th anniversary. >> our citie

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end white collar jobs everything in between and much of that will be union labored new york is a union town you like it or not and amazon is coming to new york. it has not a union company. >> we'll see what happens have you had meeting with andrea cortez? >> are you going to? >> i hope so at some point. because they are new york tech and you'll be meeting -- we meet most elected official who is repght. >> can you play do you think? >> ask me after i'm eating -- [laughter] thank you very much for joining us my pleasure. thank you. now president trump he really called out some democrats before he he headed to texas to see border he says china is easier to negotiate with than schumer and pelosi. he might just have a point. my take, next. but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. i treat my mbc with everyday verzenio, the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. verzenio is the only cdk4 & 6 inhibitor approved with hormonal therapy that can be taken every day for post menopausal women with hr+, her2 negative mbc. verzenio plus an ai helped women have signi

which lasted seven hours about attacks are continuing despite losing control of most cities and towns african union and somali troops drove the group linked to al qaida out of the capital mogadishu eight years ago. now the leader of venezuela's national assembly has led a rally against president nicolas maduro one greedo has refused to recognize the president since his new term began two weeks ago congress has declared not to row usurper meaning all of his actions will be considered null and void i mean we are united we are in the streets we have the international community the international community record only institution the national assembly take on the responsibilities at all times you can count on. dozens of people are still missing after an oil pipeline explosion in mexico which killed seventy three people crowds were gathering fuel from an illegal tap when the blast happened on friday in the state of dago that's north of mexico city a six point seven magnitude earthquake has hit the coast of central chile it struck me a claim about four hundred fifty kilometers north of santiago a shallow

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and the soviets regain but some are still part of russia this is an old swedish finnish town of baber the soviet union invaded it and nine hundred thirty nine and finally and next to this part of famine in one thousand forty four. russia remains the largest country on earth even the only the ten most populous. it's still extremely diverse with about one hundred languages spoken by some hundred fifty catholicity. the former soviet republics are now independent states. yet russia still holds sway economically and culturally in some parts of the former empire bordering on the russian federation.

towns. >>> the union members and la unified school district were back at city hall in downtown la yesterday trying to cut a deal. both sides reported that talks were productive with 30,000 teachers out of work and paid since last monday. >> i have two little ones at home. they kind of want to make sure that everything is okay. they are concerned and they don't know what's going on. >> the teachers are asking for pay raises, smaller class sizes and more staffing. the district offered a previous deal including the 6% pay raise the union struck it down. >>> two people are recovering after the deck collapsed in san francisco. they believe the deck may have come down due to the drywall -- two people but expecto the building inspector cited the homeowners and gave them a deadline to make the repairs. >>> in san diego the massive tree crushed a vacation rental home killing the couple inside on monday. they were troy and jessica nelson. the neighbor describes the moment she realized what happened. >> i heard the large gusting wind come through before the walls began to shake. i sort of went back to

the soviets regain but some are still part of russian business and no swedish finnish town of baber the soviet union invaded in one thousand thirty nine and finally and next to this part of famine in nineteen forty four. russia remains the largest country on earth even the only the ten most populous. it's still extremely diverse with about one hundred languages spoken by some hundred fifty catholicity. the former soviet republics are now independent states. yet russia still holds sway economically and culturally in some parts of the former empire bordering on the russian federation. this is the famous gorky park muscovites are our celebration the twenty fifth anniversary of the russian federation when the soviet union collapsed and russia's new life began. the mood is cheerful no sense of crisis can be and these are every chief representative of the great majority of the multi ethnic russian nation. and god even. the thoughts and in that way at. the. end i find their way and down the teaching staff i am clear that that is not their plastic. fun fun. fun. we're proud that we make others fear us in a

the confederate forces did run the union out of town.t is when quantrill and his men came back to the jail. they were holding confederate soldiers here and broke their buddies out of jail. he was here twice. a couple years later, in 1864, the second battle for independence. that is when the union army chased all of the confederates out of town. it was used as a jail until 1933. when it closed, it was opened as a soup kitchen, laundromat, jack of all trades. it was the great depression so people could come for jobs. after that, it needs to the american legion. they let it fall into disrepair. the city condemned the building. that is when the historical society stepped in. we took open -- ownership of the building on the condition that we reopen it as a museum. we reopened it as the 1859 jail, marshall's home, and museum. we will be celebrating our 60th anniversary. 1831, mormon settlers landed here in place -- and certainly safe place to worship. made a prophecy that this would be the site of a new temple. in expectation of the second com

he had to be careful, because he he was the first union soldier people had seen in town after the battle and the first to bring news of the union victory. he made a point of avoiding the diamond, which is exactly like gettysburg, and headed straight to where rachel lodged. they were at the door, and in watching the rebel rear leaving, and he wrote, oh the surprise and delight after the awful battle they had been listening to for days. to attempt to describe my joy and feelings was proof of failure. we spent the evening sweetly and pleasantly, if only we had a too many visiting friends. everybody wanted to know what had happened and even though they were there, this close, they had no idea. people in stanton, virginia, about 200 miles away, you can imagine there were trying to put the pieces together. stanton is very important, because it was a hospital base. wherever the battles are in the eastern theater, men start being brought in on the trains. little towns just built up with cemeteries. they have all the waiting graves when the trains roll in. the richmond train connects with the val

dangerous now the christian social union under merkel's coalition partners in bavaria they've come out and said they want this law changed now the green party and the mayor of the town of umberger have accused the christian social union and interior minister horse and say hoffer of playing politics with this issue i do understand the anger which i see in some of the reaction to amberg but this hate and the threats of violence now coming from all over the republic have gone too far the hard for is using the amber consistent f. actively to tighten asylum legislation such proposals have next to zero impact when it comes to fighting crime and only helping extremism politician. split over what to do over to porting asylum applications certainly seems people are also equally as spliffs i spoke to people on the streets of berlin and they gave me their reaction to the story they should be honored to be able to be here and. yeah should . they have to do a note to commit a crime and if they do thorough they have to go back to pennsic. it's their mind this is ok they have. been to a lot so in the war in afghanistan they need help i think we have our laws you don't have to chan

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then he joins us live now from a relief center in the town of the in the union near the collapsed.daniel it looks absolutely atrocious what happened tell us a little bit about where you are and what the people there are telling. what this is a sports complex on the outskirts of the town where people are being given food relief supplies medicines blankets that kind of thing but they've also come here looking for answers we've heard tales of great tragedy and confusion people being sent to hospitals to morgues looking for answers looking further and says about where some of those three hundred also unaccounted people might have got so as you mentioned only ten bodies of so far been recovered but the chances are that there's going to be many many more in the days and weeks to come as this really really popular operation gets going to get this very very difficult the rain has been tipping down with low to make the situation much worse we're still not quite sure why how and why that's a down burst its banks on friday that's still being investigated but the company of mining is being hel

that has forced me to come into town and i hope i can buy what i need. >> the european union has urged the president to respect h huma rights and the rule of law in the country. >> to washington now where the u.s. president, donald trump, has postponed nancy pelosi's upcoming trips to brusssss and afghanistan. he says he wants her to stay to negotiate an end to the partial u.s.s. government shutdown. he halted the trip by denying the use of military aircraft for the speaker. this is after nancy pelosi had urged the president to postpone his state of the union address amid political deadlock. simon reports. >> d donald trump's latest moveo pressure democrat lawmakers to approvee funding for his u.s.-mexico border wall postponed a congressional trip. it's a decision that hasn't gone down well on the other slile. particularly as the president reveals nancy pelosi's confidential trip to a war zone when she is third inin line to e presidentcy. -- presidency. >> i think the president's decision to disclose the trips the speaker is making to the war zone was completely and utterly irresponsib

and if indeed we exit from the european union, shouldn't we be giving people in our seaside towns inete in the economy we are going to have? post—16 education is vital to prosperity in the uk, at a time when many fear the government stands an education is making access to skills more uncertain. i think it is foolish to in young people's and training, and to be competitive the uk must adequately resourced the educational future generations. in january 2017 the minister for schools told the previous education committee that in 2010 the government prioritised spending between five to 16 on the grounds it had a more dumbest rubble impact on live choices. but people develop at different points on the education ladder of opportunity. for some further education can be the chrysalis stage between the caterpillar and butterfly. does he not agree with me that colleges like that in waltham forest are the key for people to change skilling and we should not therefore right people off at the age of 16, 17, or even 35 and 40. they are in some senses even more than universities. the honourable membe

this apartment complex at bascom and union in the town of campbell in the south bay, you can see whyunits here, because of this tangle of power and utility lines here behind us in the parking lot. this is the bascom arms apartment complex. the storm blew down part of a eucalyptus tree in the neighboring property on the left. it came over and fell onto the powerlines and the force of that tree falling actually yanked this power pole out of the side of one of the buildings here. san jose firefighters arrived at the scene last night in order to keep all the residents and drivers in the area away from those powerlines. pg&e crews came to deenergize them so everything is safe and no one was injured but there's still about eight apartment units and one of the buildings here without power this morning. >> it was pretty scary. it was really loud and when the tree fell, it even knocked out, as you can see, some of the -- the whole building. >> reporter: also in the south bay highway 17 was a problem throughout the evening commute and the overnight hours. chainsaws were needed to break down tw