down there we've all got used to exploring cities through google street view but how about having underwater online learn how we could soon explore the beauty of the nice to see. press freedom is enshrined in the us constitutional though it seems it's not enough to shield new york times journalist james risen is exclusive revealing how the cia trying to undermine iran's nuclear program has seen him embroiled with the government and the courts he now may face jail for not revealing his whistleblowing source but he isn't going into battle alone and if you can explain. this is a petition with one hundred thousand signatures on it demanding that the us government stop its pursuit of new york times journalist james writes that the u.s. justice department wants him to give up the name of the sorts to which james lies and that's what you see time and time again now the justice department considers forcing. him to change pricing continues to refuse he may go to jail the source was provided by reason with the information about the bungled cia operation in iran which the journalist used in his two tho

bottom line is the citizens of the city don't think access to public records i'm going to by the labor this point you have city elected and appointed officials who will use their positions to with hold public records from the public because it disclosures their bad behavior and in some cases the city librarian prurgd himself for two years and during those two additional years he did it two more times and said he got nothing and had to come back. that if those records had been those online on the library commission website it's a matter of due process and equal access. so i think it's appropriate this be looked at and be implemented and a date certain be included. >> welcome. commissioner hur. thank you >> i appreciate the discussion around the topic and appreciate the way you want to redefine it the points raised by mr. macy to understand what the form seven hundred is and it's in our response to give a little more flavor to what's happening. >> although i appreciate the patience exemplified by the commission i want you to finish the recommendation go that the grand jury. it's not clear to me if any motion is being made open four and five so perhaps the

as they try to free the city from the separatists but do you support that specific you said heavy artillery that could carry the risk of civilian casualties and we've called on them not to use a weapon that could increase that but again we're very supportive of the training here it's a tough fight there and and we do think that the ultimate goal here needs to be the city has not been under the control of it. and almost three hundred russian trucks back to where the relief supplies have reached the border of ukraine it's now being transferred to the red cross who will then distribute it customs officials and journalist earlier sifted through the contents and so far they found nothing out of the ordinary despite a wild speculation that raged when the journey began instead they catalogued hundreds of tons of food medical supplies and emergency equipment ukrainian border troops are now doing their paperwork and after which the aid could set off for the besieged city square hundreds of thousands of civilians are trapped in circling army. several western journalists have raised the alarm over what they say were russian a.p.c.'s crossing into ukraine they provided these photos sho

can't be verified but locals claim it shows incendiary devices being used similar to those apparently used by the army in another eastern city a couple of months ago a former u.k. army officer charles sheer bridge believes it's now up to crane to prove that this was not an attack involving incendiaries. at the end of the day the onus i think must be on ukraine to a show or reassure the community and even reassure the people in east ukraine and donetsk in this case before as to what the kind of munition is that they're using they could have cost close up very quickly simply by revealing. having it verified by people who know what they're talking about on the ground and elsewhere as to what the weapon is all the luminance is that they're using illicit cation and that could satisfy this inquiry i think very easily or failing that of course some kind of independent investigation would be needed now and so look at where this all is happening then the answer here is the regional capital almost a million people used to live in the city which has been under regular fire since may and in the three months it suffered at least one hund

to the region now. saima is standing by in jerusalem and john vause is in gaza city. john, it's hard for any of us to truly understand what the past month has been like there for the two million residents and now the half million, it's believed, displaced. how would you describe daily life right now where you are? >> well, errol, it's worse, and it's bad, and it's getting worse by the day. they do need some kind of pause from the fighting. they need an opportunity to get that aid into gaza. there were a number of red cross trucks, red crescent trucks loaded up with supplies that did try to cross from israel into gaza on sunday, but because of the ongoing fighting, they could not make it in. maybe with this seven-hour humanitarian window they may be able to get in. with temporary shelters and medical supplies. because as you say, about 500,000 people have been displaced. about a quarter or more of the entire population of gaza. hospitals here are running very low on pretty much everything right now. there's a problem with no electricity ever since gaza's plant was struck last week. they've been wit

to it first. they couldn't bill us outside the cost of issuance without talking to us first. >> that sounds more sensed. >> so they were to bill us for reimbursement for city attorney time, that's separate from our city attorney work order? >> yes, that would be. that would be -- >> that's basically their -- their counsel? >> yes. >> okay. so -- >> i move that. >> thank you. >> wait a second. >> so it's been moved, seconded. please call the roll. >> commission members, please announce your vote. >> mondejar. >> yes. >> singh. >> yes. >> rosales. >> yes. >> vote is three is. >> thank you. so yes, when we're set to skinny commission, as i keep saying, we need to be very vigil ent on where people are. >> are there any speaker cards for public congressmen? >> no speaker cards. >> report of the chair. >> i the do not have a report for today. next item. >> next order of business is item 8, report of executive director. >> i don't have a formal report other than to direct you to the proposed forward calendar that goes out to the rest of the year and will certainly explore opportunities for other meetings, should there be a potential conflict. >> very good, since

she referred us to city manager jim keen. he ignored our calls and e-mails. >> that's bad.at's bad. i'll tell dennis that myself. >> reporter: former public defender and community activist aaron a james says he has worked with chief burns to resolve issues in the past. he says the police and the public deserve answer. >> whether he is my friend or not, a friend a friend the truth. dennis, why aren't you responding to the press? why are now not answering our questions? what you have to hide? >> reporter: they're the first to respond to the call for help. but now these officers say they need the public's help. >> they should demand higher standards. and i think they should be very concerned with the quota system. >> will you sit down was at some point? >> no thanks. >> reporter: in an e-mail, the police spokesman said, quote, no department members have informed our administration of any concerns that impact the safety of our personnel or the public, end quote. meanwhile, we have an open ended request to speak with chief dennis burns and city manager jim keen. we with have pos

population as they try to free the city from the british but do you support the specific you said heavy artillery that could carry the risk of civilian casualties and we call on them not to use a weapon that could increase that but again we're very supportive of the ukrainians here it's a tough fight they're in and we do think that the ultimate goal here needs to be the city has not been under their control but. now as for helping the ukrainian people who are suffering from a shortage of essential supplies tons of humanitarian aid from russia has now reached the border but ukraine says it's awaiting yet more paperwork before the convoy can be lets through the cargo includes canned goods baby food sugar water and medical supplies kiev initially refused to accept any aid except from the red cross but later agreed to let rushes in bought it has to be transferred from russian trucks to other vehicles before progressing. well are still low wall of silence from kiev over the whereabouts of missing russian journalist andriy stan and that's despite global calls for his safe release from the un the e.u. and rights groups i'm crazy are renowned photographer as been covering conflicts

and we've got used to exploring cities through google street view but how about heading underwater online and how we could soon explore the beauty beneath the sea. style. in a friendly approach to not what usually springs to mind when you pitch nazi supporters but a group of far right germans wants to change their image play to all of a examines what's behind them make. the modern face of the far right in germany fs in t.v. is an online show that preaches that it's ok to hold these political beliefs in a country with a dark history of dealing with fascism the star of the show is thirty one year old patrick schroeder he told me that it's time to change the image of the right wing. we want to rebrand our image to show we aren't crazies who want to show their ideas aren't dramatic in the media were called nazis fascists all that of those who watch our broadcast understand that we are and radicals. with strong views on immigration on t l g b t rights and a firm belief that multiculturalism is wrong schroeder along with his anonymous co-host vendetta have been labeled as part of a new wave of

the moment local suspect it shows incendiary devices similar to those apparently used by the military during the blockade of another eastern city a few months ago. was a look where all of this is happening down yet is the regional capital almost a million people used to live in this city which has been under constant fire since may in three months and it suffered at least one hundred twenty eight attacks from the ukrainian military since the government launched what it called an anti terror operation in the east over eight hundred civilians have been killed in the don yes region is that. we witnessed dramatic escalation of the ukrainian crisis and the city often yes continued scrooge and see the fiercest clashes with the shelling continue and death toll is rising dramatically hundred fortunately also including among civilian population in the last three days seventy four civilians were killed including children and more than one hundred others were injured we have to say this is really complicated to count victims and one of the reasons behind that is a fight an easy one to go in but we hear from u.n. human rights watch dog tha

i'm entitled to those records then the city librarian is using his position to with hold him because i didn't want to expose himself as having lie down under oath and yet each time this commission voted to not violated even though he was found to having violated the task force on 5 separated occasions. you have to give the citizens the right to do something if you're not willing to do it and you can't stand in their way. >> welcome commissioner hur your i'll like to see the recommendation by the court. i don't want to - i think you are going to strike the proposed recommendation. but the statement absent a problem with the status quo i believe the substance of the civil grand jury report is there is a problem with the status quo. so i would urge you to adapt the language of the grand jury report regarding 3 and not pass the proposed motion being discussed. thank you. >> the motion pending is to modify the finding number 3 and recommendation number 3 all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed. hearing none that motion passes move on to finding 4 any commissioners recommendations >> yes. mr

but they became war surplus and the government has been giving them to cities to use for law enforcement. antioch, south san francisco and redwood city have accepted them for police use. >> what's gotten lost, i think in calling it an armored vehicle that somehow people think this is an armed vehicle. it's not there's no tank cannons sticking out on the end of this. >> reporter: the san jose police union says the department had a knee-jerk reaction to the national furor over the militarization of police. jim says the vehicle shouldn't be used for crowd control but be available for armed confrontations and hostage rescue situations. >> this is a very, very large heavy suv type vehicle that's designed to keep the occupants safe from bombs and gunfire. >> reporter: san jose only had its vehicle for a few months. it reportedly according to our sources was invested with $20,000 in electronics and communications equipment. unclear whether or not san jose will be able to get its money back. reportedly, the city of marysville is interested in acquiring that vehicle. reporting live in san jose, l

she referred us to city manager jim keen. he ignored or calls and e-mails. >> that's bad, that's bad. i'll tell dennis that myself. >> former public defender and community activist said he's worked with chief burns to resolve issues in the past. he said the police and public -- >> whether he's a friend or not, a friend tells the truth, dennis why are you not answering our questions? what do you have to hide? >> reporter: they're the first to responsible to the call for help. now these officers say they need the public's help. >> they should demand higher standards. i think they should be very concerned with the quota system. >> reporter: will you sit down with us at some point? in an e-mail the spokesman said no department members have informed our administration of any concerns that impact the safety of our personnel or public. meanwhile, we have an open-ended request to speak with chief burns and city muster jim keen. if you have a tip, give us a call, or you can send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. some of our best

it. >> if you like the recipe for this dish, you can e-mail us at sfgtv@sfgov.org or reach out to us on facebook or twitter and we >> the cityf san francisco sfgtv meeting of the neighborhood services & safety commission occurring july 17, 2014, will begin shortly. >> good morning, everyone, and welcome to the thursday, july 17, 2014, meeting of the board of supervisors, neighborhood services and safety committee, my name is david campos and i am the chair of the committee and we are

used to be on the fringe of british politics is hitting the donations the deeply. independence party has managed to raise more money in the junior government the liberal democrats. story. we've all got used to exploring cities through google street view but how about heading underwater online and how we could soon explore the beauty beneath the sea. the twentieth century left an indelible image in our minds of nazi supporters of radical ruthless skinheads eager for violence but there's a group of far right who want an image make all of our reports. the modern face of the far right in germany fs in t.v. is an online show that preaches that it's ok to hold these political beliefs in a country with a dark history of dealing with fascism the star of the show is thirty one year old patrick schroeder he told me that it's time to change the image of the right wing. for that we want to rebrand our image to show we aren't crazies who want to show their ideas aren't dramatic in the media were called nazis fascists all that they also wash our broadcast understand that we are and radicals. with strong views on immigration on t l g b t rights and a firm belief that multiculturalism is wrong schroeder along with his anon

it's a tool alexander police use to analyze crime stats to determine how best to police the city. now they're letting you use this website and app to for free. >> you can look up anything reported to the police department. >> so after you see flashing lights and yellow tape, you can find out what happened and when. it's public information in the digital age with everying from death investigations to burglaries mapped out with icons you can click to get the story. >> i'm not scared either way. >> it even shows concentrated areas using heat maps to show areas with higher crime. >> it's good to see what's happening and where because there's often a perception that there's more crime than there actually is. >> now you can see for yourself. >> and right now, only two other jurisdictions in the area use this app. they include washington d.c. and new carrollton. it does not include exact addresses, just block numbers, and crimes currently under investigation will not have complete details. >> d.c. is one step closer to getting a visit from pope francis. he wants to make a trip to the unit

well the equipment has been useful to some police departments across the united states primarily women as useful to large cities where they have the resources to devote selected and trained personnel to use that equipment and they have the sophistication and philosophy of long force. in each army in this mission. and the problem is exactly what you said. american law enforcement is become militarized by this equipment. the military has enemies the military is trained to kill their enemy the law enforcement has no enemies law enforcement. their job is to preserve life. they have only enemies everyone they come up against even the most dangerous criminal is someone who is entirely to the protection of the constitution the bill of rights and the rule of law. so what's happened in america with the dispersal of this equipment basically free is every little podunk department in the country has received this equipment but they haven't received training with it but they have passed recently requirements that they use it and so they use that equipment for the smallest things to serve search warrants on a medical marijua

us earlier this month. actually, the legislation will be creating or directing the city attorney to negotiate with the city of richmond w the creation and will lead us to voting an ordinance i'll have the terms in place for the joint powers authority the resolution also creates terms for the negotiations we want to make sure that the questions people have had so far can get built into how we perform to joint powers authority while indemnify and cover the costs through the j pa foshgs for the eminent domain for are mortgages they'll not have the power to use eminent domain on private property only eminent domain in mortgages with consent from the homeowner it's the hope that negotiating this will affiliate many of the concerns people have expressed we're looking at to the future where most of san francisco is not experiencing the foreclosure and underwater homes like altercating other communities around the bay area there's the potential of it happening again and neighborhoods in san francisco especially on the southeast and southern part of san francisco hair many homes under a water that needs support from

the past i've represented the tech building becoming san francisco bylaw bam a shatter city one that helps those to use home sharing to improve the quality of life. i started home sharing in the outer sunset offering my couch to shire with the neighborhood address in the city and county site of the san francisco most people don't observe this allows me to subcontract and life is about meeting and sharing events and sharing percentage home share is about the collection of human capital and new friends first in addition businesses and stores benefit and things that are not on the books i experience i moved into a new unit in selma and it helped me to - home share became a way to get cameras for my street this plan fell short and while i can't currently host i'm in support of home sharing. while not a san francisco native this is my home i hope you support supervisor chiu's legislation raising money for neighborhood improvement projects or stimulating the local small businesses please support home sharing and work with supervisor chiu and thank you for your time >> hi, i'm justin lee i live in the mission

our 2014 to her has taken us on the road to cities across america. working with our cable partners, we have toward historic sites and interviewed local historians. coming up, highlights from our travels. see the schedule and watch video from all of our stops. >> ♪ highthe moon is heardere it can be it is a grand night ♪ to welcome you to the tabernacle on temple square in salt lake city. this is the home of the mormon tabernacle choir. some might call it america's choir. >> ♪ the mormon tabernacle choir was organized in 1847 when the first pioneers came into this valley. it was a small group of people who met in a bowery type building, very rustic, and they asked for a choir to perform, but it was in 1849 that welsh pioneers came to the valley and sang in four-part harmony. they sang in welsh, and that is when brigham young decided you needed to be the nucleus of the great choir, so it really started in 1847 and 1849. they used to sing in a building over on the square that was is a -- just a temporary building but , they called it the tabernacle, and

to the city to endure that makes the city great >> george good evening. i'm a tenant in the hate ashbury neighborhood i recently became a single mother and it helped to keep us in our rent control the city that i moved from in 2345067 the city and only apartment he's leader to walk and talk it's starting preschool walking distance if our home and my job from the states judicial council getting accepted into that and off the record a good preschool is only rivaled by getting into and affording a home in san francisco. without the extra home i'll be enforced to live in a studio apartment and sharing an apartment in the destakeholder part of the city and find a new home and surface quality time for a much longer ride to work. awhile home sharing might not be an affordable thing it's a short-term god sent why i wanted to live in this city. the home sharing makes it better for the families across the world to be able to rent a room that is furnished with baby gear and an center bedroom makes it better for families to travel economically and better easy. the families that have stayed in our apartment have been respectful i've host families from france and swede th

and their ironically city employees it's hard to remind the day's they used to be city employees that lived in nice houses in nice neighborhoods this which is this the site a steep. and a any of you who have children might bang the christmas tree house it's downhill on 21st street it is also the sightline for what you see if you go to delores park and look up from delores park to the southwest it's the feeling deploring heights is one the steep it neighborhoods in the city that's why i attached the slope map in my brief ambassador what we have is a surveillance it was issued at the conclusion at the end of the hamburger by the planning commission. the variance plans changed. what we had when we were at the planning commission we had a set of plans for the discretionary review hearing payroll? process of developing the surveillance decision there was private e-mails back and forth and private submissions back and forth between the developers and the architect and attorney. and the developer is named christopher cox mr. cox or so attorneys submitted the version to explain what we wanted

history tv. .ll weekend, on c-span3 to join the conversation, like us on facebook at c-span history. this is american history tv on c-span3. our 2014 cities tour has taken us on the road to cities across america, working with our cable partners we have toured historic sites and interviewed local historians. coming up, some highlights from our travels. see the schedule of where we can and watch video from all of our stops at www.c-span.org /localcontent. >> now for many of us who have gone overseas, fox for this country, fought for mississippi, we fought for alabama, we fought , we foughtarolina for illinois, and we fought for every state in this union. ever going to stay here and see that the thing that the mayor has said becomes a reality. he got out of his car in a negro residential area. a sniper fired a single shot from a high-powered rifle. the bullet hit him in the back and passed through his body, through window and he died within an hour at a jackson hospital. >> you're in the former home of major evers in jackson mississippi. our addresses on margaret walker drive. a was born and raised in little town called decatur, mississippi.

to leave despite all efforts by police and city's services to dismantle the camp their tents were seen for later extinguished earlier scuffles broke out leaving dozens of police injured and several protests us arrested the activists said car tires on fire blanketing the city center in thick smoke gives the mayor for much of my done add divisible tally. as vul to clear the areas claiming he has already reached an agreement with those occupying the square and the city council building but as we can see there are few signs to back that. ukraine could cut to the transit of russian gas through the territory here believes that will help increase the pressure on moscow after ascensions were imposed by the e.u. it could also however end up hurting its allies as a regular school reports obviously it will affect russia's shipments to europe but it should look at the implications the situation will have on russia's european partners especially of the countries that are in the center in the east and in the south of europe some of them are getting as much as almost one hundred percent of their gas supply from russia via ukraine and of course with all those countries have already found themselves out of

she referred us to city manager jim keen. he ignored our calls and e-mails. >> that's bad. hat's bad. i'll tell dennis that myself. >> reporter: former public defender and community activist james says he's worked with chief burns to resolve issues in the past. he says the police and the public deserve answers. >> whether he's my friend or not, a friend tells a friend the truth. dennis, why aren't you responding to the press? why are you not answering our questions? what do you have to hide? >> reporter: they're the first to respond to the call for help, but now these officers say they need the public's help. >> they should demand higher standards and i think they should be very concerned with the quota system. >> will you sit down with us at some point? >> no thank you. >> that was vicky nguyen reporting. in an e-mail the sports person said no department member have informed our concerns of impact the safety or personnel or public. west posted the entire interview with the chief. if you have a tip, give us a call. the number is 888-996-tips. you can send us an e-mail to the

some experts believe it could be used as a weapon to flood mosul. it's used to power the city do you think that's a tactic isis is likely to use? >> it's possible. and remember, that this is not the only dam that isis holds. isis also holds the largest dam in syria on the euphrates. what makes isis unusual, not just the speed of its advance, but it's ability to take and hold territory until now. we'll see how u.s. air strikes affect that calculation. but my suspicion is that they won't be enough, it will take a lot more to get rid of isis which has carved out this securable safe haven between the tigris and euphrates rivers. >> president obama sat down with "the new york times," gentlemen, yesterday, let's listen to something he said about the iraqi government. >> they squandered an opportunity. and i've been, i, pretty clear about the fact that had the see ya majority seized the opportunity to reach out to the sunnis and the kurds in a more effective way passed legislation like de-baathification, that that would have made a difference, i don't think that can be disputed. the

to teen health centers. more than seven you know us schools to a city a community college ten thousand homes seventeen major fuckwit is each one of them used to employ. workers we're talking about three. connecting cities together that are. not working. through to the bulldozers of the israeli army. of course it's much forgive the politics and the deuce of life for the simple because they need. the definition of a human shield and the number of placement of noncombatants in or around combat targets to deter the enemy from attacking as well literally failed in combat and during attacks we've seen rockets being shot near civilian areas as well as plenty of and some graphics from the i.d.f. showing a literal shielding of missiles with civilians but how long have you seen any evidence backing up that claim. not to see in my eyes but the same thing. i'd call the choice that i'm let's just say that it was for about six months . one can draw them i've seen some videos showing video. this is a problem with those videos talking about two armies fighting even the militants that tried to the other regular men. those fi