the new housing program also included the -- program for inspection for more than 3500 units. also, we continue to improve the technology by a new program called [inaudible]. to upgrade, to make our customers familiar with the program. to improve the permits and also the inspection services. also we are in agreement with the budget analyst, and also [inaudible] mr. -- can be addressed [inaudible]. any other questions you have? >> thank you. colleagues, any questions or comments. supervisor wiener >> thank you for the presentation. i want to raise the issue, i know it is not before us today. i guess that the setting will be the force mr. chairman another day. i have a questions and concerns about the reduction in the permit fees because i want to make sure that we are doing as robust a code enforcement regime as we can. we have enormous code enforcement needs in the city, and i do not think were doing enough.. actually, dbi does more -- there is other departments who do exceptionally little code enforcement and refer almost nothing to the city attorney's office. ddi certainly does m

unit 3201. >> why? >> he was assaultive toward staff last night. the assault was a cup of urine thrown in an officer's face yesterday and also a coke bottle full of waterhrown and hit an officer in the back of the head. when the unit manager discovered this today, he wanted all hard items removed from his cell. we have tried to gain compliance voluntarily by the inmate. he's refused, so a cell extraction team is needed. >> when a cell extraction team is called, it means they're getting ready to forcibly remove an uncooperative inmate from his cell. when you see them all suited up in riot gear and facemasks, you get a sense of how serious they take these procedures and the threat that they pose. they let us follow at a safe distance. >> inside the cell block, an officer gives shropshire one last chance to comply. >> okay, i'll ask how one time to come ply. if you don't we'll have to come in and get your hard items, if you don't comply. >> [ bleep ] you can't take my stuff. >> i'm asking you one more time and that's it. >> with shropshire still refusing orders, the extraction team moves in. >> on the bed. on the bed, face down. don't resist. don't resist

we will be united in working together to defeat them, but united also in working to defend our values. >> reporter: more than thafl victims are british. prime minister david cameron had this to say. >> these were innocent british holiday makers, people who had saved up for a special time away with their friends and family. suddenly became victim of the most brutal attack in years. >> president promised to crack down. arrested a group of suspects. >> we started to arrest a number of individuals who we will not identify but we will say they are not tunisian. everything is still open and all questions are still valid. we are in the beginning of our research that's why we can't give journalists all the information yet as our information is still inplit incomplete. >> reporter: an operation is underway against being protesters in the shambi mountains. in march 22 tourists were kilt in an attack at a museum here in the exam tunis. i.s.i.l. said it was behind that here in tunis. they want to know if he had links to local or international armed groups, hashem ahelbarra al jazeera tunis. >> ho

but united also in working to defend our values. reporter: european and tunisian officials those of the necessity of international cooperation in the fight against terrorism. >> we must make sure the economy of a young tunisian person develops and ensure security in this country. that implies cooperation between our services, as well as our border police, hiding against document fraud and securing tourist sites. reporter: cooperation is already taking place on the ground to assess tunisia's protective security needs. several suspects associated with the gunman have been arrested, though the interior minister did not get more information. in the neighboring libya. tom: for civilians have been killed in the -- killed in damascus today, right in the heart of the city. in the northern city, remain locked in battle. government reinforcements have been poured in. the city of the provincial capital until a few years ago was home to tens of thousands of people -- was fourth -- was home to 300,000 people. was a year ago the islamic state org

they struggle to fight off who disguise themself in the people protection unit. also of the y pg. they have been fighting since last year. back by u.s. air strikes and they are under attack. the hahs remaining towns. >> the army -- the clashes between. >> this comes as the islamic state terrorists entered from turkey. the government denied fighters crossed the border and said isil fighters crossed from the western side of the town inside syria. claims that they crossed in from turkey are just lies it is not true. isil has had serious set backs. fighters havic thatten control to the edge of the province the capitol. isil has lost supply lines as well as influence isil needs to show that it still has influence and that's why it is on the offensive gend also we have the regime itself retreating from some areas and this is giving isil a big opportunity to advance and finally we have the anniversary coming up on monday and isil needs to show that it is still very influential and powerful on the ground civilians are caught up in the fighting. families have also been force to leave their

but you united united also in working to defend our values. >> more than half the victims are british. prime minister david cameron had this to say. >> these were innocent british holiday makers, who saved up for time away with their friends and family and were brutally attacked. >> be the president promised to crack down and shut down mosques promoting extremism. authorities have arrested a group of suspects. >> we started to arrest a number of those who we will not identify but we will say they are not tunisian. everything is still open and all questions are still valid. we are just in the beginning of our information, it is still incomplete. >> reporter: a ministry campaign is still underway against a group in the shamby mountains in eastern algeria. in march 22 tourists were killed in an attack targeting a museum here in the capital tunis. i.s.i.l. said it was behind that attack. the arms group has also said on social media that it's responsible for the attack in sousse but that hasn't been confirmed. tunisian investigators are under mounting pressure to find out whether the gunma

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neighboring units also suffered smoke and water damage. the fire displaced four people. the nearby hyde street cable car line was shut down temporarily because of the fire. >>> this is great news. the woman who was hit by a broken bat during an a's game is out of the hospital. we first reported the story last friday night. this was 44-year-old tanya carpenter. she was sitting along the third baseline at boston's fenway park when a broken bat struck her in the head. her injuries were life threatening. she was released from the boston hospital today. and transferred to a rehabilitation center. >>> up next the runway takeoff that will make the hair an your arms stand up. tonight at six. another protest in oakland n >>> tonight at 6:00 another protest in oakland. the gathering set to begin 30 minutes from now. the protest -- these people protesting the first police shooting, the first deadly police shooting in oakland in two years. we'll tell you what they're demanding from oakland police on our 6:00 news. >>> the giants back in town and back on nbc bay area. giants and the

return my calls and e mails but yesterday a spokesman told me that segway construction built 6,000 units. also today, these records show berkeley police show noise complaints about parties 71 times in the past year and a half including the night of the collapse. the neighbors tell me managers were not strict about cracking down on the parties. even when they got large, and loud, including that night. >> topsies show how the teens died. the alameda county coroner says the injuries caused by the impact of the fire-story call caused their death. laura anthony continues with the coverage. there is a growing memorial there, for the victims. >> yes, there is. the workers look like they've finished up here this afternoon, removing the remains of the balconies. there is a memorial here and family and friends have arrived to pay their respects. they're friends of those who died and survived tuesday's collapse. they came with pictures and stood arm in arm, to pray. many who stopped didn't know the students but wanted to honor them. >> i just made a banner and put it in irish. >> seven students remain in

these expansion of these forces, the kurdish force protectionist unit and isil units, also rebel units, sometime, somehow will clash and fight each other. if you look at the map of syria it's very hard to find a political solution or a military solution even. isil is a fore middable mobile force, despite the ally air power. air control does not control troops or things on the ground as you want. what's happening now in kobane and alaska, fight will continue on. this is their trade all kinds of things they do through turkey. turkey that -- >> the turkish government is accused of assisting isil forces. obviously they have an i didn't moanous relationship when it comes to the kurds and their concerns about the kurds and their power. >> when the kurdish protection unit took kobane, they allowed the kurdish from iraq through turkey to go into kobane to fight with the next unit. now you have some p.k.k. people also fighting with them and i think turkey is happy now about what's going on, i think. that's what i guess. she doesn't want to see this sovereignty of kurdish things or federal thing

return my calls and e mails but yesterday a spokesman told me thatsegway construction built 6,000 units. also today, these records show beeley police show noise complaints about parties 71 times in the pastear and a half including the night of the collapse. the neighbors tell me managers were not sict about cracking down on the parties. even when they got large, and loud, including that night. >> topsies show how the teens died the alameda county coroner says the injuries caused by the impact of the fire-story call caused their death. laura anthony continues with the coverage. there is a growing memorial there, for the victims. >> ye there is. the workers look lke they've finished up here this afternoon, removing the remains of the balconies. there is a memorial here and family and friends have arrived to pay their respects. they're friends of those who died and survived tuesday's collapse. they came with pictures and stood arm in arm, to pray. many who stopped didn't know the students but wanted to honor them. >> i just made banner and put in irish. >> seven studentsemain in the hospital. on

but united also in working to defend our values. >> reporter: more than half the victims are british. prime minister david cameron had this to say after attending a government emergency meeting in lornd. >> these were innocent british holiday makers, people had saved up for a week away with their family who suddenly became victims of the most violent attack in decades. >> president promised to shut down mosques inciting revolt. >> they are not tunisian. everything is open and all questions are still valid. we're still in the beginning of our research. that's why we can't give snowrnlts information yet as our information is incomplete. >> against fighters in the shambi mountains in the border with algeria in march 22 tourists were killed in an attack here in the capital tunis. i.s.i.l. said it was behind that attack. the armed group has also said, on social media that it is responsible for the attack in sousse but that hasn't been confirmed. tunisian investigators are under mounting pressure to find out whether the gunman who killed 38 tourists at a beach resort in sousse was acting al

lifeguards began cpr on the toddler and the nearby marine patrol unit also responded to the scene and took over life-saving efforts. the executive director of the northern virginia regional park authority which operates pirate's cove says the child did have a pulse and was breathing when he was found. coming up on news 4 at 5:00 i will tell you more about the safety record at these northern virginia water parks. in lorton virginia i'mally carey news4. >>> first at 4, we have learned a naval officer was one of the two men killed outside a fast food restaurant by a 15-year-old. the stabbings happened sunday morning in fredericksburg in the greenbrier shopping center. told a group of adults got into an argument with some teenagers and at some point, a 15-year-old boy stabbed three men. two of them died including the naval officer. we will go live to the scene in a few minutes with news4's pat collins. >>> jim handly here at the news4 live desk with the latest on a shooting outside a u.s. air force base. investigators tell us there is no longer a threat after a man armed with a rifle trie

we forget is in this critical time just how acrimonious and poisonous politics was in the united states. and also how dismal the consequences were as a result of it because there was possibility for compromise. most americans wanted in some form the united states to participate in the league or in an international organization. it did not come about because of the intransigence and inflexibility of these people. it is true wilson had utmost contempt for lodge. it is also true that contempt was fully reciprocated. [laughter] lodge detested wilson. these were two men who loathed one another. i want to change the context of the conversation for a few minutes. in the aftermath of world war ii, the trio versailles was going for world war ii. nowadays, the treaty of versailles, not the treaty of versailles, but the peacemakers of 1919 and 1920 are usually criticize for the problems in the middle east and persian gulf today. and that there is a huge amount of literature saying the problems in iraq and in syria today go back to the first world war. would you be kind enough to elaborate on that and tell u

but united also in working to defend our values. >> more than half of the victims are british. prime minister david cameron had this to say after attending a government emergency meeting in london. >> these were innocent holiday goers. the most brutal attack against british in many years. >> president asimsisi promised to crack down on extreme is. and crack down. the authorities have arrested a group of suspects . >> we started to arrest a number of those who we will not identify but we will say they are not tunisian. everything is still open and all questions are still valid. we are still in the beginning of our research. that's why we can't give journalists all the information yet. as our information is still incomplete. >> reporter: a ministry campaign is still underway against fighters in the shambi mountains on the border with algeria. but taking on these groups won't be an easy task. in march 22 tourists were killed in an attack targeting a museum here in the capital tunis. i.s.i.l. said it was behind that attack. the armed group has also said on social media that it's re

supervisor christensen, this legislation not only provide neighborhood preference of affordable housing unit, it alsoion of the ellis act housing preference by providing additional protections for displaced tenants through the ellis act. i'm i hope to draw a dialogue across many parts of the city. this is ground breaking. thank you. >> thank you supervisor cohen. supervisor breed. >> thank you. colleagues, i'm really proud to be introducing this legislation with my college supervisor christensen and cohen today. since i've been in office it's something i've been working on. when i started onen the commission, one -- one of the frustrating experiences was watching the affordable housing get built and members of my community asking why they can't they have access. it was just really challenging and some instances they weren't able to pass their certificates county from generation to generation. we pushed and passed legislation that gave the right for those certificates to be passed down. we hired staff to go out and find families who were displaced by redevelopment in order to explain to them what thei

mayors advisors and others as being more specific route, units, but also our being in aging friendly city we have housing for seniors, aging day-to-day can say their communities as long as possible. i'll be supportive of this and i really appreciate supervisor otto sent campos's effort along with my two do our best to increase this and make sure we work with the mayor's office and others to ensure we were not affordable housing for evan. edwards >> thank you collies overthink for comments on this and again for the mayor's office for all his hard work. to get this item this commitment to affordable housing as reflected in the sponsored so, this point i would like to entertain a motion to set these amendments. and it also continued as i am to our next board of supervisors compliance meeting for july 8. at that point it does have to set will forward it as a committee report to the board for the following week to be voted on. >> i make a motion to accept the moments that happen stayed on the record earlier and that's continuing to the jar eight budget committee should motion by superviso

as a formerly homeless mother who moved into a bmr unit that also received a grant i tell most of the affordable housing constructed isn't affordable especially to single mothers which make up 75 percent of the homeless family population and most of the families we work with are homeless mothers who can't access the affordable housing being constructed so we are here to urge you today to please find the 70 lost subsidize we are requesting for the year 2016. >> thank you next speaker please >> good noon afternoon supervisors. my name is thomas [inaudible] first let me comp lment chair farrell for the new and improve public comment for for thhearings this year. it is nice to not have to see seniors disaiblted and children standing in line for 5 or 6 hours to give 120 seconds of their wisdom. with that being said it would be impossible to discuss all the city departments that are under consideration right now so i'll just focus on my highest priority and that would be to fund televising the sun hp shine task force so that members of the public the electorate can see which city agencies d

the corner unit is also straddling this wall ta washington street they conveniently showed that. i will get to reasons, why that is ab absurd to us -- it's amazing when you sit and listen to and hour or half hour of details, and comply quayed. what we have not shown is our property is build third out of the three. two sited properties, which are seven owners, but two sided properties, they were build first these are the foundation as a deputy director brought up. these are the foundations of their homes, they had to have these walls, in order for their walls to be sitting there, or they would be 11 tating, there is no dispute they're the foundation of the home their home was built before our home, so how it serves our property or benefits any way, is absurd our property is built after theirs, these are their walls, there are five surveys three of the five surveys, were provided by these neighbors, the three original surveys, when these buildings, were turned into condominiums 30 years ago, the martin ron, and the gentlemen here today all five of the surveys, forgive me for being

insure there is a system in place to keep thousands of individuals and families in rent controlled unit and also assist 600 house holds moving to market rate and non profit housing. please invest in what

not just in the united states but also about the united states.that claim is that journalists cannot solicit information from sources. and to solicit information is to be involved in a conspiracy. amy: an accomplice. >> the united states, in terms of the -- that it is trying to judge me with, conspiracy and conspiracy to commit espionage. this is rubbish. we cannot tolerate this but the political levels or the media level. if we do tolerate it, then that standard will be corrected. what happens in practice? how this traditional vesta gated journalism work? -- how does traditional investigative journalism work? when you hear a rumor that there may have been an event and you go and speak to your sources, or perhaps one approach is you say, "i heard that this happened." then you say, "well, that is good but we need to be a little prove it." so do you have information that can prove it? they say "well, i think i might have some report on the incident." and then you say, "well, that is good, can we have that report?" that is the way journalism has alwa

insure there is a system in place to keep thousands of individuals and families in rent controlled unit and also assist 600 house holds moving to market rate and non profit housing. please invest in what the city really needs, affordable housing for everybody and for san francisco to be again that welcomeing and affordable place. thank you >> thank you next speaker please >> god morning supervisors, my name is genie darea and i'm here to speak on behalf of friend nof urban forest and dan flangon. dan flangon coulden be here due to a death in the family. i'm here toerge you to support funding for friends of the urban forest. for the last 40 years [inaudible] the organization has planted 50 thousand of the 100 thousand of the street tree jz removed 5 a0 thousand [inaudible] also employed over 600 at risk youth from disadvantage communities through the green teens program, one tof only paid urban forestry paid programs in the country. anerally the benefits provided by trees in san francisco are estimated at over wn00 million, this is according to the san francisco urban forest plan that your board

people transporting large amounts of money, and narcotics back and forth those same interdiction units are also looking for weapons. >> is there enough of them. >> well, in my opinion there's not enough police officer. >> georgia state representatives rick jaspers is the author of the safe carry protection law which passed in april of 2014. it allowed any georgia resident without a criminal record to purchase a firearm obtain a permit, and carry the weapon in almost all public places across the state. critics have called it the guns everywhere law. >> there are some people that compare this gun trade up north, to drug trafficking. would you say it is on that level? >> i don't know anything about it. i have the fortunate to say i have never been in new york city. so i don't know anything, really and i haven't investigated or tried to look at what is going up in the north eastern corridor. my bills that i sponsor involve around georgia and how we with can strengthen our law make it fair for individuals but most of all make it effective. is it easy to understand and effective. maybe that's what th

unit. they also had problems with their mexico unit. that is a u.s.d on customers who send money back and forth between the u.s. and mexico. bigmex mexico is a corporate bank in mexico. very autonomous from the rest of citigroup. had problemso linked to a loan fraud problem last year, separately being investigated to see what actually happened. angie: when is this all going to be resolved? >> we are not close to the end. the people we have spoken with until expect a resolution sometime in the middle of next year. to talk abouty what citigroup might pay in terms of a fine, what kind of settlement there may be. these are potential criminal charges, but there can be guilty pleas, nonprosecution agreements. we have a good six months in front of us before we know where this finally ends up. angie: alan katz, live from washington dc. thanks, alan. virgin atlantic turns a profit for the first time in four year s. the ceo joining us after the break ahead of the launch of the green line or. ♪ angie: checking other stories making headlines, and egyptian court h

the g 7 represents some of the largest economies in the world but in our g 7 partners the united states alsoraces some of our strongest allies and closest friends in the world. so even as we work to promote the growth that creates jobs and opportunity, we're also here to stand up for the fundamental principles that we share as democracyies for freedom for peace, for the right of nations and peoples to decide their own destiny for universal human rights and the dignity of every human being. i'm pleased that here we have shown that on the most pressing global challenges america and our allies stand united. we agree that the best way to sustain the global economic recovery is to focus on jobs and growth. that's what i'm focused on in the united states. on friday we learned that our economy created another 280,000 jobs in may. the strongest month of the year so far. and more than 3 million new jobs over the past year. nearly the fastest pace in over a decade. we've now seen five straight years of private-sector job growth. 12.6million new jobs created the longest streak on record. the unemployme

than the opposite. >> reporter: a separate drill involving the philippines and the united states began on monday. also near the spratly islands. two sets of joint exercises taking place concurrently can be seen as symbolic. the philippines navy can't compete with china when it comes to military spending. instead it hopes that strengthening ties with japan and his longtime ally the united states can help rebalance security in the region. reporting for nhk world from palawan island. >>> health officials in pakistan say the death toll from an intense heat wave is rising. they say about 700 people are dead and many in the country are calling for the government to deal with the frequent blackouts. temperatures in the southern city of karachi have stayed over 40 degrees celsius since late last week. emergency meblgddical camps are being set up. they're fasting from sun up to sun down during the holly month of ramadan. authorities say around 5,000 people have been hospitalized. >> translator: my relative's blood pressure shot up in the intense heat causing a stroke that affected her hand and leg. >> ice vend

the united states must not only admit the danger that such acts have on our freedoms but also they musthing quickly to repair the damage in the relaw shunship between our countries and between the united states and france. >> neave barker joins live from paris. how cross and upset is the french government? >> well as you probably gleaned there, the french government are being careful, but they are certainly outraged by the claims made in wikileaks and repeated in the daily newspaper here. a sign of how annoyed they are was probably given away by the fact that they quickly convened that emergency defense council meeting early on in the day. out of that several different actions were initiated. the first was the decision to send senior intelligence officers over to washington to ask more questions and gather more evidence, and really verify the extent of the claims that are being plead. secondly the u.s. ambassador to france has been summoned to the french foreign ministry. we believe that talks are now taking place there as i speak. but this of course all comes at a rather awkward time f

unit. we're also trying to encourage and force developers to build a lot of density. >> you won that court se. now you can force a builder to create affordable units which he or she could have sold at a higher rate but has to sell at an affordable rate? is that a fair -- >> typically the way it works, they don't tend to build the units. they pay a fee. we use money to partner with a nonprofit builder. >> with the average -- sorry, the median house price in san jose at $900,000 a $700,000 home would be more affordable. >> true. >> you can't win this in that sense, right? let's bring it down to just half a million. half a million become your low-end home. maybe you can't build affordable housing in san jose. >> well you know there are larger forces more powerful forces than city hall. it's called the market. we recognize that supply and demand is going to drive this ultimately. in terms of what i try to do, in terms of driving affordable housing, first, it's around the form and location of the housing. we know about 30% of silicon valley households' income is being spent on transportation now

also paying their respects united states congressman jim clyburn and south carolina governor nikki haley. >> i love the fact that she lived by the motto that be kinder than necessary. that's what i will take with me. be kinder than necessary. it's an amazingly powerful phrase. i will tell you that while we are incredibly sorry, i am sorry this happened on my watch, but we will make this right. we will make this right. >> a few hours later, the funeral for two others were held. tywanza sanders was reportedly shot when he was trying to protect his aunt. also this happened early this morning in the state's capital of columbia. an activist group filming their own activities as you see that person climbing the flagpole on the state capitol grounds,