it is a very important unique city. hopefully we can stay that way and change people's minds.>> we have a certain spirit. it will continue.>> reporter: the head of the visitors bureau said he hasn't seen any cancellations because of the verdict so far. quite frankly he is not expecting any.>>> a memorial held in san francisco in honor of world aids day. former president bill clinton visited the aids memorial grove in golden gate park.>> all you need is compassion. everybody deserves an equal chance at life. and to be cared for.>> is the clinton the first president to visit the grove and it is the only national memorial pays tribute to a disease. doctors say there has been a lot of progress in treating aids the last 20 years. an estimated 17 million people still need lifesaving antiviral medication.>>> a commemoration in oakland at the lgbtq sensor for it to feature a showing of the aids healthcare foundation documentary keeping the promise. organizers say they wanted it to be about education and removing the stigma surr

i was like this cannot be possible in a city that is all about creativity and play and uniqueness. we can't lose jeffery's toys. that is when i came in and said to my dad and step-mom, there is no way we're letting this happen. and then with the support of the city, support of the mayor and the legacy program, we were able to just open up our toy store once again in the city, just a couple of months ago. so, we think -- we think we can still safely say we've been here since 1966. but, you know, in a world of amazon and wal-mart and all this, people still want an experience. people still want to come in and be able to touch the toys, be able to touch the productses, to be able to have an experience. the same kind of experience you get when you see a film. right? people still want that. and in the city that is the most, in my opinion, the most creative, unique city in the world, we gotta have a toy store. we gotta have shopping and dining experiences that are one of a kind. so we're so happy to be part of this shop and dine in the 49 and, once again, since 1966, creating a fun place,

is drusilla a unique city holy to jews christians and muslims who worship in the city i pray to the lord that its identity will be preserved and strengthened for the benefits of the holy land of the middle east and the entire world. the vatican may be the smallest city state in the world but that hasn't stopped it vigorously disputing what seen here as israel's claim over jerusalem in brought up at the united nations forums across europe and the message has always been the same uncompromising and wavering jerusalem belongs to no certain people it belongs to us all or jimmy enrico is a vatican historian familiar with its relations with jerusalem it is the global center of christianity especially for the catholics here because of the vatican and jerusalem it is the location of the holy places was sacred to. christiane's muslim and jews so this i seen this big similarity because it is is it . an issue of identity whether the national identity prevails or did images global events prevail. for the worshippers from all over the world christmas in some peter's square will be remembered not just

earlier with the unique ability to run city government and also a close, personal friend.work with him and known him for decades. brown said he cannot process what he was hearing when he got the call at 1 am telling him the mayor had unexpectedly died of a heart attack. >> he was my public works director. he was some of everything in my administration and he was the same way in the newsom administration when he became ceo or cao. he was incredible in his ability to help run the city. >> reporter: before ed lee became mayor in 2011, he worked for brown for eight years and also for former mayor gavin newsom. during his career, brown worked for four different mayors and five different city departments. prior to his work in city government, lee had been a respected civil rights attorney working with the san francisco asian law caucus. the former mayor said that the's passing is a great loss to the city and added he is grieving the loss of his close friend. >> many of us remember that mayor ed lee first said he was not going to actively run for mayor. then there was that ground

and its central location emakes this unique city the with tlouts of beautiful attractions and championship sports teams. >> the diversity is seen in the sharing. >> there are few cities have amazing beaches. >> or get your party on at the navy pier. >> today is one of the night time entertainment hub hads. and anytime of the year, from swing night to haul wood light. >> full of night scenes or just great views of the city. >> grab a glass from the city winery or. >> take a river cruise. >> thomas hacker can take you on a unique architectural stur of the city by boat. they're from all different eras of chicago, the history. >> and the 360 chicago operation deck on the 24th floor of the yawn can cake building. but no building's more famous than the willis tower and the breath taking view before the stoiring sky scraper. doesn't get anymore adventures than this. it continues with the hottest new destination. enjoy strolling and walking. >> reporter: so much to do, so much to see in this world class city on the shores of lake michig michigan. you know clearly you could never run out of things

of the san francisco business and cultural landscape which helps to define this amazing and very unique city. we've been asked from time to time if boxcar needs the alley for its use. and from an operations point of view, i can tell you with all certainty that we do. we load 250 patrons in to the venue within a 30-minute window. we want to get seed and having a good time as soon as possible. it's challenging with the three entrances that we currently use and would be impossible with only two. so i've made many efforts to work with the few residents whose residing alley. i met with a resident to discuss their collective concerns. he's told me that he is in support of boxcar's full and unconditional use of the alley. and we worked to maintain a safe, clean and noise-free alley. so as long as boxcar has fair use of this public alley, our interests will, of course, remain aligned. in addition, the planning department has derp tad we're operating in full compliance with the conditions of the c.u. some residents of rexroth lane will present a litany of complaints, none of which pertain to boxcar t

a unique city holy to jews christians and muslims who worship in the city i pray to the lord that its identity will be preserved and strengthened for the benefits of the holy land of the middle east and the entire world. the vatican may be the smallest city state in the world but that hasn't stopped it vigorously disputing what's seen here as israel's claim over jerusalem to be brought up at the united nations forums across europe and the message has always been the same uncompromising and wavering jerusalem belongs to no certain people it belongs to us all. in. the vatican historian familiar with its relations with jerusalem it is the global center of christianity especially for the catholics here because of the vatican and jerusalem it is the location of the holy places was sacred to the christians muslims and jews so this i seen this big similarity because it is it is an issue of identity whether the national identity prevails or the religious global events prevails for the worshippers from all over the world christmas in some peter's square will be remembered not just for the reli

it is true slim is a unique city holy to jews christians and muslims who worship in the city i pray to the lord that its identity will be preserved and strengthened for the benefits of the holy land of the middle east and the entire world. the vatican may be the smallest city state in the world but that hasn't stopped it vigorously disputing what seen here as israel's claim over jerusalem to be brought up at the united nations forums across europe and the message has always been the same uncompromising and wavering jerusalem belongs to no certain people it belongs to us all to me and rico is a vatican historian familiar with its relations with jerusalem it is the global center of christianity especially for the catholics here because of the vatican and jerusalem is it is the location of the holy places was secret to the christians muslims and jews so this i see in this big similarity because it is it is an issue of identity whether the national identity prevails or the religious global events prevails i don't know that for the worshippers from all over the world christmas in some peter

designated a corpus separate them and the many resolutions therefore calling for protection of the city's unique spiritual religious and cultural dimensions and heritage and for for access to its holy sites by people of all religions and nationalities with due regard for the fact that jerusalem is sacred to the followers of the three monetary stick religions islam christianity and judaism the assembly has just reaffirmed these principles by a vast majority in s. resolution and you're losing them contrary to the false israeli narrative and rhetoric in this regard mr president israel has never been recognized as a sovereign over jerusalem by any country its status remains unresolved affair in security council and general assembly resolutions and by its designation as a final status issue in the middle east peace process for decades. moreover east jerusalem remained occupied territory since one thousand nine hundred sixty seven and integral part of the rest of the occupied palestinian territory to which international law including the four geneva convention applies affirmed by the council most rece

francisco known for it's looks at and history and beauty this place arts has it all but it's city government is pretty uniquen fact, san francisco city departments are filled with truly initiative programming that turns this way our goal is to create programs that are easily digestable and easy to follow so that our resident can participate in healing the planet with the new take dial initiative they're getting close to zero waste we 2020 and today san francisco is diverting land filled and while those numbers are imperfect not enough. >> we're sending over 4 hundred thousand tons of waste to the landfill and over the 4 hundred tons 10 thousands are textile and unwanted listen ones doesn't have to be find in the trash. >> i could has are the ones creating the partnerships with the rail kwloth stores putting an in store collection box near the checks stand so customers can bring their used clothes to the store and deposit off. >> textile will be accessible in buildings thought the city and we have goodwill a grant for them to design a textile box especially for families. >> goodwill the well-known store has b

million hundred families living here where we stand a good look on the temple mount and all the old city. unique sport with a unique view no doubt that in under the earth there would be tens of thousand of the jews there here. and believe we will buy more and more in situ on properties from our roads they would sell because they want to sell to chew with and more jews would move the why would they want to sell because they want money. they simple. white people are sitting in stock or more in line or floor in the london or in paris because they want money and they want might be to improve the quality of life so that the still here and they move to somewhere else or they move or together from the area. i live will not sell his land. he never carried out the mission as he was ordered to do. instead the municipality took care of that kind of sixpence in november two thousand and fourteen after the thirty day warning expired. the bill goes up and the office i want to go to the book i do on this board is who is living a good one or how the whole. thing was was. that stuff that. i live in an occupied c

supportive homeless housing has been included as part of a private project and perhaps even more uniquely no city money from the mayor's office of housing or otherwise has been used to construct the c.h.p. building. we are donating the land and paying for the gap financing. second, we'll preserve the project center hotel and excellent retail frontage along market street near brady. indeed, we're planning to seek millsac treatment for the civic center hotel and thus will be adding the building to the national register and look forward to coming back to the board of supervisors early in the new year. third, the project privately funds and delivers what was one of the most important open space aspirations of the market octavia plan which was a center piece publicly accessible open space that would serve the entire area. the extensive input from nearby residents, we've designed and will build an immersive garden that will be activated on all sides that also includes a decorative art piece that will screen the existing structure. interestingly, in meeting the challenges of the e-3 public policy issues

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unique. because citi group and the banking industry has the strong evidence balance sheet in a generation andgroup trading just above tangible -- >> i'm until with citi devil's advocate one of the reasons not doing so well, business development corpses other lenders, non-traditional lenders eating into that business one, does the business matter that much to big money center banks, all the trading to offset it at least and, two, should we continue to worry about what i'll call disintermediation of the big money center bankses in cni loans? >> you've answered your own question a good question. the question asked what you don't get with your left hand you get with your right. in other words, at least the largest banks are able to catch that business in the capital markets areas. this is classic. capital markets so friendly, open, doesn't last forever and reiteration to traditional bank lending. >> is the biggest risk to your entire thesis or the bank rates, that rates remain lower for even longer than people like you think they will? what's the ten-year today? 2.32 >> scott, that concern, out t

is too early to say if she would run for mayor but believes her knowledge of what the city needs makes her uniquely qualified and prepared to step into the job. >>> contract talks between the city of oakland and its two largest labor unions are set to resume monday. that news comes as city leaders announced a deal with two other unions. neither of these unions was involved in the seven-day strike that ended monday. the cmea and ibew accepted the same wage proposal offered to the striking workers. that means a 4% raise for the current year and a 1% raise in 2019 that could be doubled depending on city revenues. >>> 4:34. the state utilities commission is scheduled to consider new fire safety rules that could force pg&e and other utility companies to change how they install the equipment, changing the location of poles and wires. regulators became concerned after wildfires in the north bay and other areas of our state. the cpuc says the changes would be expensive. it would allow utilities to raise rates to make up the money. >>> firefighters finally have a ring around one of the stubborn firefighters

arts and culture plays a central role in our city's unique identity, history, and economy, yet artists are being displaced from the city due to spiked demand and prices for real estate. according to the may 17 "forbes" article the bay area markets have had increased represents in the last six years with rent increases averaging 30%, keeping fordable space for arts and cultural organizations has become a significant challenge. and cast is working to mitigate this issue with a cohort of visionary funders and community and business leaders. we completed our first two projects involving -- both involving tax credit financing with the luggage store gallery and counter pulse, stabilizing two cultural centers and providing permanent, affordable space in central market and the tenderloin. our long-term plan is to develop more, including the rehabilitation and activation of the powerhouse, a rich asset of the city's rec and parks department that's been vacant for a long time. we're fully prepared to serve as the qalicb entity and the partner with the performing workshop to activate the space an

eyewitness news" reporter anita oh shows you is there a even more personal meaning to this unique bond. >> as a woodbury city police officer will sheen an understands value of partnership. now with the cities new and only k-9 handler in years he has a partner of a different kind. a dog, named eva. >> stay. >> reporter: over the summer she appears the atlantic county's k-9 county, ranked as a top recruit, win made more impressive when he was grappling win credible loss. >> went through chemo, radiation, different medical trials and nothing seemed to work. >> reporter: his nephew easton winters passed away in july after battling a tumor on his spine. >> he just loved being around police. that is what he wanted to do. >> reporter: so came a special donation a new police puppy who at the suggestion of the academy director would bear the boy's name. >> getting the dog and naming it easton helped my family in the grieving process. >> reporter: easton was just eight months old but one day expect to enter to become a police k-9. that is not only gift the department received this holiday season. >> we were looking fo

city council will begin that process in a week. (james) in the east bay --- oakland is working to provide housing for people who are homeless. and they've come up with a uniquekland. mayor libby shaaf says 40 people will be able to live there for six months. after that... those people will either move to a different housing center or live independently if they are able to get back on their feet. the city believes this will lead to permanent housing. (james) coming up on the kron4 morning news... could demand-based parking soon be a reality in san francisco? details on what the city is debating today... coming up at 7. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. ♪ [vo] the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the season of audi sales

city. this is unique. do you know everyone on this carriage? yeah. yeah, from the train journey?riends. you're the train friends, excellent. you have a community. is it lucky to have a seat on the train? yes. very lucky. she's very lucky. like you. like me! so here we are, the ancient, fortified city of junagadh, crowded and noisy, as i expected. let's go explore. just a few minutes from the station along a dusty, busy road, stands this jaw—dropping and little—known architectural wonder. built in the late 19th century, the mahabat maqbara is an elaborate mausoleum, blending indian, islamic, gothic and european architecture. the intricate carvings took over a decade to complete, and the whole structure reflects the opulence and influences of the time. back in the day, under the british raj, there were hundreds of so—called princely states run by maharajahs and nawabs, powerful and wealthy men. there was one such character here, a nawab who made a decision that still has ramifications for relations with india and pakistan even today. these nawabs led lavish lifestyles, in stark con

members of the board, we neighbors love our unique street and are deeply engaged in it. city residents and tourists also enjoy the history and uniqueness of presidio terrace. it is a city treasure, and yet, the treasurer's office ignored our right to due process. his office failed to alert any of us by mail or phone or -- of the up coming sale and didn't tack a written notice on one or more of the many posts and trees that are in the circle. this would have been easy to accomplish. on behalf of the presidio terrace owners and all of the others who have found themselves in similarly untenable situations, i ask you to overturn the tax sale. thank you for your time. >>president breed: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening. my name is carol shearer, and my husband and i are moving from boston to san francisco in order to enjoy the vibrant y urban city, and to be closer to our grandchildren. to that end in 2016, we bought 27 presidio terrace. the house was in serious disrespect and requires a complete interior renovation and exterior restoration. we hired a team of perm

every day flood the lagoon city with thousands of tourists ile endangering the city's agagile fodatitions. hthks to s uniques,lagoon cityromantic alleyways, andists renaissance architecture, venice is considered one of the most beautiful cities in the world. for now, that is.

this is one of those innovative ideas, very unique to the city and, of course, they're getting bookedp like crazy and we're in the heart of our shopping and union square and, of course, the chief and i already have enough chants. we need some opportunities to smile and, of course, we're about to jump into this speckle pool. forgive us if we have too much fun. the holidays are beginning. we're going to have lots of fun. i want people to not just come to the city but take advantage of really supporting the backbone of our business community and small businesses and people here, karen fled knows union square is at the heart of a lot of things that we do during the holidays. you have jeffries toys, my favorites. they're a legacy business in the city. and keep supporting them. [shouting] we'll have all of the different business associations that are working together with us. but the experience is all about fun. safe fun. and that is why the chief and i will be doing a lot of things over the holidays to make safe shopper programs, to provide the safety level that people have. reduce the har

city council will begin that process week from today. (steve) in the east bay --- oakland is working to provide housing for people who are homeless. and is doing it with a uniqueon. today the city opened up it's tuff sheds in west oakland. mayor libby shaaf told us... 40 people will be able to live there for six months... then, either they'll move to a different housing center or live independently if they are able to get back on their feets. shaaf doesn't plan on having too many rules... the city believes this will lead to permanent housing for residents. (pam) coming up:brock turner - the former stanford student convicted of sex assault -- wants a new trial. tonight, we have reaction from the santa clara county district attorney. (steve) then new at ten: president trump shrinks the size of two national monuments.. we have reaction from those who support the decision and from those against it. (pam) and we're following breaking news .. a fast moving wildfire in ventura county.. fueled by high winds.. an update ahead.. (steve) we are tracking major breaking news right now in southern california...(pam) grant lodes is standing by with an update on the fast movi

every day flood the lagoon city with thousands of tourists while endangering the city's fragile foundations. thanks to its uniqueanals, romantic alleyways, and renaissance architecture, venice is considered one of the most beautiful cities in the world. for now, that is. with 30 million tourists and almost 500 cruise ships passing through the lagoons each year, the city is literally falling apart. unesco is threatening to withdraw venice's world heritage status. now locals, many of whom earn their living from the travel industry, are calling for more sustainable tourism. reporter: every time tour guide paolo patuzzo crosses the rialto bridge, he can't help but wonder where did his charming city go? the one that's now overrun with millions of tourists? how can venice protect itself from the onslaught of visitors? he's sure this piece of world cultural heritage won't survive as a photo backdrop alone. paolo patuzzo: my love for this city makes me seek out places and people who are keeping venice alive. because there are enough people who are countersteering and navigating the city into troubled waters. reporter: l