an arena will help to grow that for us as well the city. also, this is currently a parking lot that's being used only for cars. the open space this would bring to spend more times on the waterfront. in fact, more space coming out is incredible. so for us the hotel council and for us in san francisco it's great for your residents and all it's a world-class city. thank you for your time >> i'm pat. i live about a block and a half from piers thirty and 32 pr i think the new design there's a significant open space. this benefits an extremely large number of folks in the million dollars. not only the people in the neighborhood but people who live in the city and region who's visiting outside from san francisco their going to engage with the bay. i never walk down to pier thirty and 32 there's nothing to see right now. if you look at the support base it's a extremely large. people want to see this happen. the design itself is fabric but the value to a diverse group of san franciscans is there. in addition this acidity is next to i think the highes

high pressure elsewhere isn't to be dominating the us and canada with the snow at the moment impact in parts of the mid atlantic us knowing york city as well of the moment that can be pulling away as we head on into our wednesday but cooler centers will remain. i'll leave you with those temperatures that for the us and canada and solving the alters your extended forecast. i am to noon the time. just tht every year around this time brokers gather in osaka for daniel as an option to delays of dried cod it's a traditional new year delay delicacy in western japan . that deal is sold about three tons of epiphany. most of the delays are made from common cause of the northern ireland title nintendo wii. this year's phillies are great because they were every year the money i'm sure people will enjoy them. it will go with them chess an exclusive restaurants with fried dishes is deficient in shoppers to be able to buy a bed department stores in other places. and starting next month. in an ambassador's line for this hour and you don't mean to you. i the owner. the they are. for you to teach preach and teach teens do something which we duly interestin

we have been very blessed to have had nelson with us for three decades as a very wonderful gift that you have given us, nelson and to the city as well. so i wanted to just take a moment to thank you for your service, and if i may, president woo ho, would love to present you as a commendation, would you come forward nelson? [ applause ] >> well, first of all, i guess that i want to... to all of you, and since 1982, the water front is to look pretty but now it looks most, most pretty. and happy to see the changes that we have. and i know a great respect for the executive port director and commissioner brandon and is nice and that made me and made me motivate me more to stay here but i would think about to stay here a little bit longer, but i love my job, i love it. but, now, family is priority. so as i decided to retire at this time. 31 years, was half of my life. most of. but i really love working here. and a nice supervisors. and our financial director, so nice, and it is nice to be with the employees, the port employees are family, and the most activity that we have, and we have fun. it was professional working with the port. and i

city and of the surrounding cities remained concerned tonight. live at the redwood city and telling us that the smoke exceeded federal standard and you have learned about the company's past violation as well. air quality officials and the company are all conducting investigation of what causes the fire and what is exactly in that smoke. >> it was i mean, you can feel it burning. >> she had her inhaler handy, she was not taking any chances when she saw the thick, black smoke across the city. >> it affected me and when i heard from the city, i got three phone call and so i went inside and locked my door. >> she was not alone. people were asked to stay in doors. during the fire it got as high as 114. >> we did have a high reading yesterday. the management received 30 complaints just today, they now brought an investigator incite and says they can face violations. >> this is not the first problem according to our research. in 2007, sam received a $20, 000 fine for the facility. in 2012, the epa sited them for polluting san francisco bay and earlier this year they're fined $4. 1 million for buying stolen copper. . the company released a statement about the fire saying they'll quote, continue t

a computer to now who has access to the internet, especially high speed internet, as well as the skills and the knowledge to use those tools effectively. . >> the city is charged with coming up with digital inclusion. the department of telecommunications put together a 15 member san francisco tech connect task force. we want the digital inclusion program to make sure we address the needs of underserved vulnerable communities, not communities that are already very tech savvy. we are here to provide a, b and c to the seniors. a stands for access. b stands for basic skills and c stands for content. and unless we have all three, the monolingual chinese seniors are never going to be able to use the computer or the internet. >> a lot of the barrier is knowledge. people don't know that these computers are available to them, plus they don't know what is useful. >> there are so many businesses in the bay area that are constantly retiring their computer equipment that's perfectly good for home use. computers and internet access are helping everybody in the community and people who don't have it can come to us to help with that. one of the biggest problems we

transportation mode chair away from the city that has already considered pedestrian safety as well as other cities in the nation. however it may have some impact on car use. it is also unclear whether pedestrian improvements would have an impact on immune munis, on time performance or reduce emissions and capital cost. it would result in a marked improvement in pedestrian safety. for instance a $30 million investment in new vlf would result in 150 additional intersections with count down signals and at least 25 additional crosswalks with lines. >> mr. gucher, i know we don't have that much more time. would you summarize what you think is the biggest bang for the buck of the 5 different revenue items and seems bicycle improvement is a clearly big benefit. but there is a human impact of saving lives and reducing injuries. can you just quickly summarize that before you get to the next very detailed slide? >> sure. we found that, in detail the expansion of munis service would actually result in a significant millions more passengers a year. so, mta provided us with some estimates that if $60 million were put into the expansion, that could result in 10 percen

more graham by the day artie's liz wahl was on the streets of chicago and brings us the story it's known as the windy city well beyond the skyscrapers in downtown glitz chicago is known for something else crime some of these streets are described as a war zone where violence is part of day to day life here she joke. goldberg. the f.b.i. estimates there were five hundred murders here in chicago in two thousand and twelve alone more than any other city in the united states that figure has given chicago the reputation as being america's murder capital most of the deaths are a result of gun violence around here it's no secret if you want to gun you can get one by me being a game you know like the other a street no you didn't you know no question that the city of chicago is trying to change that by imposing a mandatory minimum law for gun offenses under the law anyone caught with illegally possessing a gun would get a minimum three year sentence they would have to serve eighty five percent of that no exceptions violent record or armed old lady it's called a grainy gun it's you know and it's something that it will c

as it's currently used in illegal back and forth. most recently city reuters a federal appeals court overturned the appointment of an official to monitor the use of stop and frisk as well as several other new rules suggested by a top judge still has four ruling the no shows not that it's a more complicated issue and maybe the depleted reserves of constitutionality but it shows that this courts are more than fine with violating the rights of blacks and that she knows. officials claim stop and frisk helps prevent crime in the city. activists and victims disagree and amounts to police. stocking intimidating. sometimes jailing and even as much as killing people in the name of securityt they then all politicians are full of crap he was quoted at bay. reducing costs the meeting voters the freedom of the nest and the politician that birthday i get a recount but it's not looking good and so it looks like the wealth and can fit us. i stuck with him to be neatly leadlight glass. i like best about it. this story is simple if you're a politician year of my hair too. that black and whites tonight to talk about that but i relented at the grand event. and that d

islamabad the teams consumption by an intelligent efficient as well lesson of that animal managing to get into heaven he got decapitated. and amen to washington. the us but sanchez and the city after he was included in a list of specially designated until the candidates. the gandhi is not the most dangerous thought among factions of the indian politicians and acts of non government us and active forces. i don't know because on sunday but jackson is an issue in . the kat's i wanted to be told to pakistan's main spy agency isi and the top side in the uk. another onion bread and butter the most dependent on strike in all this last year. the size and results oriented in the shade tents and tangible cooperation between the menace of each and not meeting our ascent as they come together to enhance a strategic partnership of growth and development. prime minister someone could she chaired the meeting hosted by india for the first time in gurgaon on the outskirts of captain you daddy. the dial up line between representatives of asian european countries is expected to discuss a wide think of issues that each and are up and reinvigorate not want to achieve tangible results. nb this fe

policy as it's currently used in a legal back and forth most recently city lawyers had a federal appeals court overturned the appointment of an official to monitor the use of stop and frisk as well as several other new rules suggested by a top judge stalled this court ruling you know shows not that it's a more complicated issue and maybe there are different degrees of of constitutionally but it shows that this courts are more than fine with violating the rights of blacks and latinos. well officials claim stop and frisk helps prevent crime in the city activists and victims disagree it amounts to police stalking intimidating sometimes jailing and even as much as killing people in the name of security. we're going to do that because stopping first don't damn good protesters against this practice have been taking to the streets of new york for years calling for it and i would say it does make us feel safe area it certainly makes us feel like we're in more more in jane share of a fascist say we're going to jail for the for. the rest of the now and we're going to wrestle but you know what is there really a way to make it more constitutional as mayor elect blasio wants without getting

to invite someone who was standing on the stage just last year wearing a different uniform, stunning us all with her well deserved award as a most empowering cityyee, that is lucinda from the fire department to do the next award for nerc. (applause) >> thank you, i want to say on behalf of chief hayes white who could not be here tonight nert is a [speaker not understood] with the community of san francisco. the marina navy demanded training. 23 plus years later the fire department is still working with the community on this great program. we have great training and support for what you do in your neighborhood. the neighborhood that you live in, the earthquake knows no boundaries, the earthquake does not pay attention to that. we're all going to be in this together so getting to know who you are in the portola, getting to know who you know is critical. (applause) >> the critical piece to the nert program. and that happens through neighbors building their teams and building what is going to be the network that we have together. so, thank you to the battalion 2 chief. hilbtion hickey is here on the chief's behalf. nora is here today and donna is g

what more can you tell us about the last man behind bars and what kmiec spec to happen next well good news sir continues to our greenpeace activists as the us and petersburg city corage has granted to belive to us truly a national call and russell who was the radio officer at the greenpeace a vessel arctic sunrise now mr collin was the only activist remaining in custody until recently and the court made the decision during an appeal that was filed by the activist lawyer so so far all the thirty activists including to join the list are freed on bail now just to remind you of the activists were arrested two months ago after the ski out of a period as warm there while platform and the arctic back in september now first they were charged with piracy however it leave these charges were soft until culligan is but still it can be punished by a maximum penalty of seven years and at the moment the activists are staying here in russia until the legal proceedings against them are over. all right thank you dana it's artie's movie in a question of a thank you. the british stiff upper lip is starting to quiver the u.k. is revealed to be europe's number one consumer of antid

the subway in new york city. apparently the man with the glasses who is being used as a pillow in this ride said, well, i guess helong day, and he let this guy sleep on his shoulder for 30 minutes. the video went viral. now he decided to put this sleep on someone's shoulder to see how people would react. >> he wand to see if people are as kind and generous as this guy. >> people push him away. >> but then it turns out people started to lend a shoulder. this guy had a good chuckle about it and he just looked around and laughed and let it happen and a ton of people ended up doing this. >> at within point you realize this could be me. i've had sleepy days, i had tired days, i could be the guy falling asleep and hopefully somebody would return the favor. >> i like this woman because she puts himself hat back on him because it's falling off. it just really cute. and then of course at the very end they say now is your moment. what are you going to do that's kind for someone else? i really like that. >> that's our show, everybody. bat kid, "right this minute" loves you. you are our hero. ♪ [ female announcer ] now your

as honduras. al jazeera adam is in the honduran capital city. he joins us right now. >> adam, honduras has seen a dramatic rise in humanitarian rights violations and organized crime as wellnduran people are ready to elect someone that has a quite a bit to deal with the moment they take office. do they have faith in this process? there is so much on the line. >> well the process is taking place in a way that it's very typical of a democracy around the world and in the united states and europe and asia. we have voters lined up in polll pollinninginpolling stations li. we havit's taking place againste back drop of a country that is dealing with a lot of problems. we are dealing with a country with the highest murder rate in the world. and we are dealing with a country where impunity is much more common than justice. more than 50% of the people live in poverty and extreme poverty. it's a country that people are fleeing enmass. we have people trying to get from honduras to mexico and to the u.s. since the down w coup we have sa number of people applying. we have seen the number increase ten fold since the coup. >> this is a country with a lot of problems. >> the process is a

the world as well as individual part that will soon utilize the facilities of the new england ports. all of this export business is profitable for us, profitable for the nation, state, county and local cities, as well as the manufacturing partners that surround us. with humble beginnings producing 50,000 cars annually, our plant in south carolina has become a global success story. by producing exceptional products with a strong group, dedicated workers, our plant continues not only to generate prosperity for bmw, but just back to the region and to the u.s.a. this could only be made possible by the trade agreements in place to the auspices of the united states and its partners. as positive as all of these may be, there's still room for more comprehensive bilateral free trade agreements. ladies and gentlemen, we strongly support efforts to further open unhindered trade throughout the world and will continue to lend our voices to such efforts. i can clearly state that using the united states as an export platform has been and continues to be the correct and profitable choice for bmw. because we are careful about how we rsvp to any invitation. [applause] >> i'm a native of spartanburg, south c

the markets as more and more countries joined the us global action demonstrations have already taken place in cities across australia southeast asia and africa with several european countries joining in as well but he also had a line crt dot com for the very latest updates and images from the rounds. today within the four hundred cities around the globe are hosting the surroundings for fairness justice and freedom. follow million in us mortgage on our t and r t dot com. the syriac says it's not going to long awaited peace summit to hand over power. former transitional government the statement from the country's information minister has sparked the years. the plan geneva conference will be called off while we now have an exclusive opportunity to discuss this vital issue directly with an advisor to president don said dr the tiniest job on joins us now live for more from damascus think so much for joining us out to disguise this fact out to shop on so and will be so many aspirants to call this a real peace conference have failed so far no different. can we expect things to be this time round and will the syrian government and the geneva peace conference. i'm not sure that the many new wire it u

the bat kid and thousands of volunteers as well as the make a wish foundation to rescue us all. >> this is going to be pretty epic tomorrow. it's bat kid eve. >> turning san francisco into gothem city for a 5-year-old bat kid, that's one challenge. the amount of interest the sheer number of people wanting to help make that happen is off the charts. >> my goal was to have 200 volunteers. i think we overshot that a little bit. >> how many do you have? >> over 13,000. >> little miles from northern california has already won a big battle against leukemia. he is now in remission. when he goes to u battle tomorrow as the bat kid, he will take on the penguin and the joker and he will have san francisco acrobat, eric johnston, by his side playing batman. johnston gave bat kid a lesson this evening. >> he went up there. >> he went all the way up there? >> yeah. and he did flying trapese and once he came down into the net, he won't, wow, and everyone was clapping. >> people from all over the world are applauding the bat kid. celebrating miles inspiring story with pictures and posters. >> this outpouring of love is incredible. and it is inspired by miles. i hope it will help to serve a lot mo

the us as well. it's cool to sylvie in the next panel and the second time we've been to use an oven in the city that's hundred and fifty years ago when he is a list as these. at the king's stand still at stake in its announcement that a sign of the things happen. i did the extremely well millie she. that's not as well knowing it's next to me this and that i can make this album is quiet and country music was his intention to try and spend pants for wide audience of content to a wider audience who says you know when a guide to the saga was an instinct in bahrain ryan desire in me and the mopping keeping in mind my next stage and badly needed at a temple sealing move in. and what better than going back to nationalism musicians on just three innings. and casting be in the spirit of music is all there. i think international had become. the capital of then music basically because a lot of people. i like to country artistic trust open now you can see and become more popular. and the de icing because of the reaction to him to the rapid today the other. you can kind of music stand around the country has all of

the mayor of dallas today as well as david mccullough. this is an important day for the city of dallas it seems. tell usow you reacted to what you saw. >> sure. 50 years ago dallas got the u unforfeit city of hate. but it held a dignified, a solemn ceremony here and infact notably the city has made an effort to erase any sort of voyeurism of murder as the words of the mayor. they pulled up the two xes painted on the asphalt as a show of respect today. >> heidi, thank you very much. >> the second victim j.d. tippet, who stopped oswald for questioning. >> you can see behind me, maria tippett, accepting hugs, from other officers, speaking how she asked j.d. to a church function and six months later they were married. she said he was a good father, he made tree houses for his kids, he played ball with his kids and he read the bible to his kids. here is maria tippet. >> i appreciate everybody come out and honor j.d. and honor him. it is wonderful that you remember what happened if i years ago. >> 50 years ago when tippet died, maria tippet did not get an american flag at j.d.'s funeral which was traditional.

organizations are part of that infrastructure for the city is they also will be thank you to the arts commission as well. (clapping). you know, it's said it took us 20 years to get here and some of us will ask why it took 20 years. i think that while we might have been a little bit disappointed for that institution to take so long to be here we celebrate all of those years of struggle with people because it built community and built a relationship. and i know supervisor gonzales knows that because all those years we were building community. and therefore the cultureal component to the mexican museum will be worth over $20 million in core contributions from our core partners. who else would put up $20 million for a core museum that's the kind of relationship we're building. and they didn't stop that. you thought that was exciting how about the $5 million of endowment at no cost to the city and county that's an ongoing reflection. i'm excited to see this stack shape in that 2014 and watch the wonderful work of the 10 architects and i'd like to see all of you the incredible supporters be part of watching in come to being with all of us. and first an

tweet today came after the press conference when he felt as though a thousand pounds was lifted from his shoulders. yeah a thousand pounds off your shoulders to us as a city. we're wellre he's making headlines all over the world and not just in news shows. in comedy shows as well. >> robin, is it necessarily a terrible thing? or does it just make him seem a bit of a character who at least now has finally come clean. many celebrities, you know, come clean about this kind of thing, do a bit of rehab and bounce back stronger and more successful than ever. is there any reason why just because he's a politician he couldn't follow that path? >> you really have to remember that for the last six months, the mayor has been on a rampage calling especially my newspaper the toronto star which has been reporting on his substance issues for much of the year that we're pathological liars, that we're maggots. he's used very divisive language that's fractured the city. his friends and associates have been arrested on ferris charges. they've been trying to retain this video after we first reported on it. there's a shooting that is somehow caught in on this. there's a massive police in

and are moving forward with the colleagues around the city, and to make the good uses of the money and bond money and impact revenue as well. the resurfacing of columbus avenue and there we are looking at the possibility of also adding some prop k funds to augment those bond, street bond funds so that we can create a more complete project. and also pleased to report on some prop k efficiency and customer service improvements that we are implementing again, led by the co-deputies for policy and programming this is in response to the board's guidance and to help make the funding process more effective and efficient. and we are working with the sponsor to simplify the invoicing requirements and developing the user friendly allocation and we have conducted with the technical working group to get the feedback on what more they believe will be useful and i expect to have a clearer schedule for the more complex updates on the computer systems called the enterprise resource, project. and in the spring of next year. one of them, interesting ideas that we have borrowed from the south tr there, is that it is the idea of reacting the

policy as it's currently used in illegal back and forth most recently city lawyers had a federal appeals court overturned the appointment of an official to monitor the use of stop and frisk as well as several other new rules suggested by top judge stalled this court ruling you know shows not that it's a more complicated issue and maybe there are different degrees of of constitutionally but it shows that this courts are more than fine with violating the rights of blacks and latinos. well officials claim stop and frisk helps prevent crime in the city activists and victims disagree it amounts to police stalking intimidating sometimes jailing and even as much as killing people in the name of security. we're going to do there because stop and frisk don't do them good protesters against this practice have been taking to the streets of new york for years calling for it and i would say it doesn't make us feel safe it certainly makes us feel like we're in more more in jane. a fascist say we're going to jail for the flu shot he did long ago russians are now going to bust a fool but you know what is there really a way to make it more constitutional as mayor elect blasio wants without getti

policy as it's currently used in illegal back and forth most recently city lawyers had a federal appeals court overturned the appointment of an official to monitor the use of stop and frisk as well as several other new rules suggested by top judge stalled this court ruling you know shows not that it's a more complicated issue and maybe there are different degrees of of constitution ality but it shows that this courts are more than fine with violating the rights of blacks and latinos. well officials claim stop and frisk helps prevent crime in the city activists and victims disagree it amounts to police stocking intimidating sometimes jailing and even as much as killing people in the name of security. we're going to do there because stop and frisk is no damn good protesters against this practice have been taking to the streets of new york for years calling for it and i would say it does make us feel safe area it certainly makes us feel like we're in more more in danger of. just say we're going to jail for this if. you give a shit you're going to bust a fool could be you know but is there really a way to make it more constitutional as mayor elect blasio wants without getting rid of

us about the changing political landscape in york and people's moods in general men seven. well as am i think the one that's telling us is that after twelve years of mayor bloomberg outside the city is ready for some change because you know we have to keep in mind that woman has been in one of the richest men in the united states has been pretty consistent in terms of his eye support for wall street we've seen a huge a gap played well for quality come out in the list in recent years in the attack in new york city on and the old these issues new yorkers seem to move to be ready to have tackled and certainly understand that the democrat bill the blahs eo seems to be odd least for now the person officially saying that's what i do but relax me i'd want to tax the rich. i want to put an end to the controversial stop and frisk policy. i want to be able to make this enormous gap between the rich and pour in new york city much lol and try to eradicate it and doubt find affordable housing for so many people in your city that mean it and certainly these are all issues that resonate with the yorkers these days and it seems that they explain exactly why i see as i expected to win in this lan

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the bay area, try being disabled. >> so what does that mean forest of us? people with disables are concerned with some of the proposed changes as well. we are live in san francisco city> reporter: advisory committee says adding spaces will give a head start on handicapped space percentages coming down the a?kn francisco, even nicest people can get testy when someone threatens to take away their space. the transit first city o san francisco is aiming to reduce parking generally. but will be asked to increase it for disabled drivers who say not all of them can take transit, and they need more. a lot more. nearly 500 more handicapped spaces forok starters. >> we have people with disabilities living longer. so it's a need in general. >> right now, placard holders can park for free the misuse by those who don't need them is rampant. there are 23 regular parking spaces on this block. this afternoon, 19 were filled with cars with handicapped placards. a woman in an adjacent building saysç she stnt think it's patients because those cars are there, all day. >> i want to be chairitable. but the fact is that there is not

as well as promoting people aging in place. and which is something that most of us want to do, and it is also something that is part of the city's over all effort. and on the long term coordinating council, we did just put out a long term care integrative strategic plan that we will come to the supervisors to share with. just three programs that we could highlight are the hospital transition programs and how critical that is and i think that we have heard a lot about that and as we have through the healthcare reform. and we did start a year ago at san francisco transitional care program and so it is critical that they promote services like that and the nutrition services are included and so for the people transitioning out of the hospital you can get 14 days worth of meals, two meals a day, and meals on wheels is the vendor of that program but i think that is a lot of opportunity that we have not been able to help people with. and i think that there is also additional nutritional services dollars, and available in the healthcare sector. and another thing that we brought up today is expanding and the non-profit capacity. and so,