so, while we are thank you people, can we think "unite here" local one for the great work they have been doing at the hotel? give them a hand? thank you, very much. toughow, they're in a stretch right now, negotiations, and who will make sure that we are working with them to help so ok. ok. , folks, thank you for what you all have been doing. we've had a productive week here, we have been doing great work. we have been talking about the fact that there are 73 days until the weekend. talking about the fact that we have wind on our back that we have work to do. talking about the fact that we have been investing in our infrastructure, organizing in state, and every zip code, and you are leaving today with a roadmap for success. that is the work you have been doing come of the work that we have been doing, and that is because in 73 days, we have the most important election of our lifetime. our health care is on the ballot, our democracy is on the ballot, our middle class is on the ballot. our environment is on the ballot. our kids future is on the ballot. there are no guard rails in washingt

. >> cynthia gomez, unite here local 2. the planning commission has seven dedicated members who are dedicated public servants, four of whom are up fore appointment. i'm here to speak about two of them in particular, dennis richards and katherin moore. they're >> disappointed there is so little time, but i'm here in support of katherin moore and dennis richards. both of them make up a very important core, which is a core that is dedicated to looking, not only at today but also into the future, looking at community, what are the community needs, what is already needing to be there. i think it's a balanced view of, not just about a building, but about homes and homes for whom. both of them pay close attention to details and ensure the best for the city and we would be totally lost without them. i also appreciate having been at the commendation of katherin moore getting the nobel prize of planning and i appreciate her expertise and dennis, above all, his show and tell, which is a part of teaching, not only his fellow commissione

while we are thinking people, can we think you and i hear here local- unite one for the great work they have done at this hotel. thank you very much. in a tough stretch right now, negotiation. we are going to make sure that we are working with them. ok. ok. ok. thank you for what you have been doing. we have had a productive week here. we have been doing great work. we have an talking about the fact that there are 73 days until the weekend. weking about the fact that have wind on our back and we have work to do. we have been talking about the fact that we have been investing in infrastructure and building infrastructure. organizing in every state and zip code. we are leaving today with a roadmap for success. that is the work you have been doing, we have been doing. that is because in 73 days we have the most important election of our lifetime. our health care is on the ballot, our democracy is on the ballot. our environment is on the ballot. future is on the ballot. are are no guard rails in washington and there are too many states that have no guard rails. that is the work we have talk

as a threat i don't believe so and we're seeing a lot of these cases not only in the united states but here locally in minneapolis we've had several incidences where. these manners of force are used upon. you know human beings in situations where it's not even it's not even justifiable or example the lady was cutting dandelions for sally so. the fact that no one went out there just trying to see what she was doing or maybe even guide her but the call went in as a woman with a knife and that saying that maybe there is a possibility that she did you know possibly suffer from dementia or suffer from a mental illness that letter to you know broke down the lines on proc private property or public property for them and well at the moment there's growing concern in the usa the pace offices being quick to result full suspension lethal force as well what do you think lies there and reuse of this. i you know a lot of people would contribute to you know obviously the president or a lot of the rhetoric that's going on but here in america i believe that it's it's an underlying thing that we've been dealing with

i mean, for instance, because hotels have agreements with unite here and local 2 and give those people w2s instead of 1099s doesn't mean that we shouldn't have a hotel tax to pay for arts and other things in san francisco. so i think if we go down the road that because an organization is using our streets and chooses to have union labor that they become exempt from taxation or fees is a dangerous road to go down and i am hopeful that the provisions that we put in relative to the additional tier at $50 million, which was really designed to address some of the p.v.t. concerns would take care of those issues. with regard to the comment on behalf of the international federation of professional technical engineers, let me say that while i was not on the board when the so-called twitter tax was passed, the reality is that it sunsets in may of 2019 and it seemed to me that we would -- and, yes, i put it in in the beginning but it was really a distraction from the main event which is the tax that is before us and for five months it did not seem to be worth putting into this. that is why i remo

country the ngo recently installed a modern chia butter production unit here to to bury has been training some of the women from the localvillage. the ngo recently installed a modern shia butter production unit here to to bury has been training some of the women from the lower. village of super ghani do. you know. crushing the shia colonels provides the raw material for the better. the work is physically much easier the women are able to produce more but on the quality has also improved so they've seen their income go up significantly and we're looking at the future of our children school fees and health care for our kids going to. be an hopes that by improving the women's financial situation this will in turn help to protect shia trees. it isn't part of the families of these women who are chopping down the trees so if we can convince them of the importance of protecting the trees they can in turn help to persuade others and when they see they can earn more from the butter they'll be more motivated to protect that source of income and . now get on. the projects in bikini so count on the women and their families realizing

so here now this new attempt at a global unit of account of local currency big line that will be controlled by people not any subtle government so it has the chance to do what's called they'll do to escape the intricacies of the central bankers and the ph d. wielding economists. welcome back britain has a brutal history with congo supporting the military dictatorship of mobutu says a second before the kabila years but in the seventy two hours it has appeared to become clear that the dealer see may be facing the end of the kabila dinnerstein joseph kabila whose father the wrong was infamously late for che guevara's african relations in the one nine hundred sixty s. he has said he won't contest elections in mainstream media though headlines are about an outbreak of ebola daniel mccabe's new film this is congo follows four characters a whistleblower a patriotic military commander a mineral dealer and a displaced tailor to give a different perspective to see similar pain is the one of the most resource rich and poor countries in the world over to daniel mccabe and deputy editor sebastian baca s

the country the n.g.o.s recently installed a modern production unit here to use to be very has been training some of the women from the local village of. crushing the shia kernels provides the raw material for the butter. the work is physically much easier the women are able to but use more on the quality has also improved so they've seen their income go up significantly in mumbai we're looking at the future of our children school fees and health care for kids going to. the ngo hopes that by improving the women's financial situation this will in turn help to protect shia trees. it isn't part of the families of these women who are chopping down the trees so if we can convince them of the importance of protecting the trees they can in turn help to persuade others and when they see they can earn more from the butter they'll be more motivated to protect that source of income and don't get on. the projects in bicheno faso counting the women and their families realizing that it's in their own best interest to keep the trees a life. that wraps it up for this week's show we do hope you enjoy the last half of reports africa and you

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and they recently announced that they are emerging their local services unit and pouring $3 billion of capital into that with softbank. the bet here is that injecting more cash into it, it can better compete with tencent, and others. these are just a few areas. on top of that, there is also cloud computing. there is a huge moat that alibaba is trying to build, trying to increase their market, but it is also very expensive, and many of these areas are not profitable. emily: i have a chart showing how alibaba's top line growth actually exceeds amazon, when you look at revenue growth year-over-year. in so many ways, it is a very different companies. but in many ways, they are similar. what can we take away from this fact, that alibaba's revenue growth is pretty impressive, when you look at one of the most valuable companies in the world and based in the united states? selina: as a level has been described as not just the amazon of china, it is also the facebook of china, it has elements of youtube, of netflix and so many other services. so they have such a gigantic ecosystem that and the bosom to drive this revenue. they also have th

unite the right rally, there were protesters. here is a look at it. >> i'm going to send your picture to local 52. you'll never get in. [chanting] go home,e naz -- nazis. go home. go home, nazis, go hom. go home.nazis, [chanting] >> alt right movement alt right movement. alt right movement. alt right movement. [singing] nananana hey hey goodbye >> you're animals. better.ld know the horses are in distress. we've been sitting on them. [chanting] nazis, go home. home, nazis, go home. [chanting] [indiscernible] >> monday night, the tv is on prime time with a look at some of the authors we visited in our cities to her. author -- cities tour. author kenneth gaffey talks act and the rights consequences that follow. then a look at lynching in america and how the response of african-americans have evolved over time. smoot shared the struggle -- lou and smoot shared the struggle of hiding her homosexuality for 20 years. on c-span 2. >> next week, book tv is in primetime. starting monday at 8:00 p.m., keith gaddy talks about his book. tuesday, michael shermer and daniel peterson from the freedom fest debate. wednesday at 8:00 p.

go to war, or if you have an operation, or if you have to respond locally in and around the continental united states. those forces here in san diego and in the pacific northwest would react to any kind of crisis in the continental united states. the fleet response team has a cycle. 36 months long. in simple terms, it is set around what we call the carrier strike group. simply put, a carrier strike group is the area -- the aircraft carrier with 5000 people, 90 aircraft with 3500 people and they join together to force oncarrier strike the carrier. in concert with it are five surface combatants that run in the order of 400 people with a lot of sensors and weapons. two nuclear submarines. 150 people on each. and then an oiler to provide support thel to destroyers. you also need food, supplies, and extra ammunition. they work together to deploy and go through this cycle. the process, in simplified terms, the nfl training camps have opened. what happens when the national football league, and you have two up the road, get together and get their teams ready for the season? they have the off-season where they get the surgeries

disaster were buried here there gravestones bear no names some contain just body parts i think kilometers from the cemetery i fifty two unit housing estate was built by three local construction companies. the houses what they needed to the government for the survivors but it can only accommodate one hundred fifty of them . yeah latest ultra lemon thousand people and this eleven thousand people not everybody in here masted outs sting then for weed that's stay here we find things difficult the survivors have now been asked to pay monthly rents on the houses sugarloaf mountain remains very unstable a few weeks ago huge boulders of rock came tumbling down causing panic among villagers. the government has demolished more homes that are considered unsafe on the first anniversary of the disaster survivors including mccotter still without a hole are looking to the government for help and hope that the can get a new start in life power to greece al-jazeera freetown. and let's take you through some of the headlines here in algeria now funerals are being held for some of the fifty three people killed in a saudi u.a.e. strike on thursday which hit a school bus forty of the

unit here. the city would have no choice but to accept it. a director, who opposes the bill, says if bart can cite local density rules it can make a lot more money. >> the value of the land is always increased when a developer can put more units on the land. which generates more revenue. >> reporter: one key is parking. under the bill bark could eliminate parking altogether in its projects. decreasing costs and the number of housing units. but sending tenants cars out on the street for concord to deal with. >> we could have people from oakland and san francisco deciding what gets built in concord. >> it shifts a little bit. how the collaboration works. it gets shifted in a way to push forward. >> reporter: if the bill becomes law, bark could end up establishing a new model for housing in the bay area. while opponents may doubt the transit agencies, the -- comedies ability to do that they do have a lot of experience with high density. >> the amended bill has passed the assembly. >>> new evacuations ordered in lake county. a pair of fires make at the mendocino complex continue to expand. thousands have been forced out of neighborhoods north of hig

iraqi freedom or anything like that or if you have to respond locally in and around the continental united states. those forces that are here in san diego and up in the pacific northwest would react to any kind of crisis in the continental united states. the response plan, it has a cycle. it is 36 months long. in simple terms, it is set carrier at we call the strike group. it is the aircraft carrier. about 5,000 people. about 90 aircraft with 3,500 people and they join together. they form that carrier strike force if you will on the carrier. in concert with it and operating with it are five surface combatants that run 300 people. a lot of weapons. two submarines. about 150 people on each. fuel en you need aviation and to support the destroyers, you need food and splice and extra ammunition. those form and work together to deploy and go through this cycle i call the fleet response plan. the process if i were to put it in simplified terms, it is about that time of year the nfl training camps have opened. what happens when the nfl and you have two right up the road here get together and get their teams ready to do a season. we

here's a live look at the bay area bridges. our investigative unit looking into whether any of the local bridges share some of the designs with the bridge in italy. we'll have more later at 5:00 and 6:00. >> when we learned of the bridge collapse we immediately sent a push alert out to the smartphone app through that and you can download it and we'll inform you of breaking news to know. and when we send out the alerts overnight, we'll not send it with sound so it won't wake you up. >>> just in, the defense in the paul manafort trial has rested its case without calling a single witness. manafort is donald trump's former campaign manager who faces accusations of fraud and tax evasion. unrelated to his work with the trump campaign. manafort's own business partner testified against him. while it is unusual for a defendant not to mount his defense, it is not unheard of. >>> meanwhile, the white house holding its daily press briefing this morning, though, lately not daily. >> scott mcgrew joins us now. questions about the president's language. >> called the former top adviser omarosa a dog this morning. here's the tweet. when you give

here we have another prior deport, already been deported, back in the united states, in philadelphia. gets released by localnd goes out and rapes a 5-year-old kid, but democrats don't give a damn about our citizens and their health and welfare, a 5-year-old child. liz: the officials are saying blame i.c.e. a mic mix up with paperwork. >> i.c.e. had a war an warrant,y put a detainer on him, and it was philadelphia drop the ball. liz: they are a sanctuary city. david, a 5-year-old child, this is children that we're talking about much david ward thank you so much appreciate it. >> thank you have a great day. liz: and thank you for your service to the country, appreciate it. >> thank you. liz: to this story, democrats and republicans pouring 8 million to ohio special elect, and a civil war brewing in democrat party, they are going after full bore nancy pelosi right now. we're talking on this story, donald trump's attorneys and special cou counsel robert muel. stay there. fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when

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the disaster were buried here the gravestones bear no names some contain just body parts i think kilometers from the cemetery i fifty two unit housing estate was built by three local construction companies. the houses were donated to the government for the survivors but it can only accommodate one hundred fifty of them . yeah the reddest out to eleven thousand people and this eleven thousand people not everybody in here lost it outs staying then for we stay here we find things difficult the survivors have now been asked to pay monthly rents on the houses sugarloaf mountain remains very unstable a few weeks ago huge boulders of rock came tumbling down causing panic among villagers the government has demolished more homes that are considered unsafe on the first anniversary of the disaster survivors including macarthur still without a home are looking to the government for help and hope that they can get a new start in life how many degrees. freetown. time for a check on the weather here is richard with the latest on the heavy rain that has left scores of people dead in india's carola state richard yeah really really bad flooding there the situation is a bit better n

counterterror unit says the suspect is currently not cooperated but police are now searching three addresses in the region here's video of police responding to the incident. was. at around seven thirty am local time a silver hatchback drove at full speed through the westminster area before crashing into barriers outside the houses of parliament if not for parliament summer recess this would normally be a bustling government area though with iconic landmarks nearby like big ben and westminster abbey it's always very popular with tourists police have now lifted the cordon but with the area already having been the scene of previous attacks m.p.'s are now considering closing the road outside parliament to vehicles tuesday's instant left three people injured two were hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries extra officers have since been patrolling the streets of england scotland and wales and the government's cobra emergency response committee met this afternoon to discuss the incident and to see a chicken out reports from westminster we are as close as physically possible to the houses of parliament that area is now cordoned off as you can see behind me while police now investigate what

professional firefighters across the united states and over 400 o local unions representing over 10,000 cities and towns. our concern is that in fact to my colleague here to my right fire and the paramedics that we represent are oftentimes also very first on the scene for overdoses. recognizing that now overdose is the leading cause of death accidental death re seeding firearms, accidental deaths. ems and firefighters are often on the frontlines. unfortunately, with we have the scourge among our communities. our concern is to make sure that our state and local governments, our departments e adequately informed, install the proper protocols and training, provide the personal protective gear that our members need to do their job, and to assure that every rig, every truck, every engine, every rescue unit has naloxone or nar can as it's known to be le to administrator -- administer first-hand and what is a successful protocol. i would also like to mention kind of a second related concern, and that is the use of opioids that are prescribed from the medical community. firefighters, paramedics, unfortunately, have a very high ate of serious injury, disability

united states right now here in the current forest conditions demand our attention treatments to reduce fire severity have been conducted for years, yet catastrophic wildfires have continued to grow. although locally successful, these treatments have rarely succeeded at the scale needed for the lasting impacts across the landscape. severe wildfires and poor forest conditions continue to threaten forest, resources, communities, recreational opportunities and jobs. these forests need active management to be resilient and to be productive. secretary perdue and i have some significant experience, each of us working at the state level we know we can get things done. business as usual at the usda forest service will no longer work for us anymore. so today we will share usda's plan for making a difference in our forests with the support of so many of you. and i like to do a quick introduction. joining us today for this historic announcement is honorable lisa murkowski, the honorable maria cantwell, honorable steve daines, and the honorable ron wyden. representatives from the national governors association, and clement, from the western governors' association jim hawkesbury, national association of state

here the grave stones bear no names some contain just body parts. i few kilometers from the cemetery i fifty two unit housing estate was built by three local construction companies. the houses were donated to the government for the survivors but it can only accommodate one hundred fifty of them . alveda style to eleven thousand people and this eleven thousand people not everybody in here masted out sting then for we stay here we find things difficult the survivors have now been asked to pay monthly rent on the houses sugarloaf mountain remains very unstable a few weeks ago huge boulders of rock came tumbling down causing panic among villagers the government has demolished more homes that are considered unsafe on the first anniversary of the disaster survivors including mccotter still without a home are looking to the government for help and hope that they can get a new start in life how many degrees al-jazeera freetown a new era of pakistani politics is beginning with the swearing in of a man can't government the parliament is meeting for the first time since elections last month ministers took their part of the handover of power to the new government

disaster were buried here their graves tones bare no names some content just body parts are few kilometers from the cemetery i fifty two unit housing estate was built by three local construction companies. the houses were donated to the government for the survivors but it can only accommodate one hundred fifty of them . yeah the reddest alter eleven thousand people and this eleven thousand people not everybody in here lost it outs steen. then for we stay here we find things difficult the survivors have now been asked to pay monthly rents on the hauser's sugarloaf mountain remains very unstable a few weeks ago huge boulders of rock came tumbling down causing panic among villagers the government has demolished more homes that are considered unsafe on the first anniversary of the disaster survivors including mccotter still without a hole are looking to the government for help and hope that they can get a new start in life. and i have my joins us live now to tell us what is the the atmosphere like there in freetown a year after this natural disaster. well a lot of a lot of sadness still people a lot of people still remember what happened almost one year ago and this

local time this morning with here. well kevin and events have been unraveling quite quickly surrounding this incident the latest that we know is metropolitan police and the counterterrorism unit are investigating this incident are treating what happened as a terror related incident now this is an important development because since the earlier hours of today at seven thirty seven we know that a car crashed into several cyclists and then smashed into security barriers right outside the houses of parliament and in the in the initial minutes and hours so the authorities were weary of connecting this to any kind of terrorism related activity although now it is understood that is no longer the case and this is being investigated as a potential terrorist attack and this is how the police here have described it now we do know that there's only been a couple of injuries and thankfully none of those people are in critical condition they were taken to hospital however for treatment and we do know that when this unraveled the police had arrested armed police had arrested one man that was in this silver car and have taken him into custody and with these of elop developments now unravelin

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