and how challenging i've gone through similar issues and support for other family members to the various city and county departments but especially county based for the arts based whether it is writing poetry or theatre work you talked about i think it so important as well as in supporting people with their illness but especially allowing creativity and allowing people i wanted to say i'm supportive of both and whichever person again get appointed to seat 13 i'm recommending we appoint you to the seat i believe i make the recommendation for i want to thank you you both excuse me - >> many broke through the chair. >> you don't make a recommendation you just appoint your choice. >> okay. >> no questions supervisor mar thank you and for our compassionate position and support for your family members. >> thank you supervisor mar i'll add both applicants are incredible and work on the mental health board for me personally i appreciated ms. moscone background with the experience with her daughter and going to city college and getting her certification on drug and alcohol for years of volunteering at

and how challenging i've gone through similar issues and support for other family members to the various city and county departments but especially county based for the arts based whether it is writing poetry or theatre work you talked about i think it so important as well as in supporting people with their illness but especially allowing creativity and allowing people i wanted to say i'm supportive of both and whichever person again get appointed to seat 13 i'm recommending we appoint you to the seat i believe i make the recommendation for i want to thank you you both excuse me - >> many broke through the chair. >> you don't make a recommendation you just appoint your choice. >> okay. >> no questions supervisor mar thank you and for our compassionate position and support for your family members. >> thank you supervisor mar i'll add both applicants are incredible and work on the mental health board for me personally i appreciated ms. moscone background with the experience with her daughter and going to city college and getting her certification on drug and alcohol for years of volunteering at

and how challenging i've gone through similar issues and support for other family members to the various city and county departments but especially county based for the arts based whether it is writing poetry or theatre work you talked about i think it so important as well as in supporting people with their illness but especially allowing creativity and allowing people i wanted to say i'm supportive of both and whichever person again get appointed to seat 13 i'm recommending we appoint you to the seat i believe i make the recommendation for i want to thank you you both excuse me - >> many broke through the chair. >> you don't make a recommendation you just appoint your choice. >> okay. >> no questions supervisor mar thank you and for our compassionate position and support for your family members. >> thank you supervisor mar i'll add both applicants are incredible and work on the mental health board for me personally i appreciated ms. moscone background with the experience with her daughter and going to city college and getting her certification on drug and alcohol for years of volunteering at

or a couple sister cities and his trip to israel which had a aunt rauj of 29 people, members of various city departments a large number of non profits that included one of the developers from prodo development group. there is a very strong pattern of the same sort of sister city visits largely financed by non profit groups and it is something for the commission to remember. if it is just one sister city that is one thing but most of the mayors visits have all been sister city funded primarily by non profits. thank you. >> thank you. >> hello. i am a san francisco resident and really love the city and i think fixing corruption is important to the people who live in it and [inaudible] people beyond it and wanted to say i'm excited to vote for it in november if it passes. >> good evening commissioners peter cohen with council of community housing organization. good to see several again. mrs. pelum, did the commissioners get the letter submitted? it came late but after the packet and copies because i have some here if you need them. we submitted along with human service network very minor but im

the bags have been shipped to their various cities but phoenix's airport now considering dumping tsaer and going with a private security company that meets federal security standards. >> we think that people should wait maybe ten minutes or at a really peak time 20 minutes in a line. but to be consistently waiting for 45 minutes to go through security that's just not acceptable at america's friendliest airport and we're not going to continue that way. >> and there are a couple things that you can do as a passenger. tsa actually has an app that you can log on and see how long the wait is at your airport and you can also sign up for tsa's precheck program to get you around some of the long lines and then you can show up early and not check a bag. you can simply carry on, eric, if you want to cut down and that might be good advice because the airline companies are expecting record-setting passengers heading into this summer. >> man, oh, man. i zipped through phoenix sky harbor just a couple weeks ago. no problem because it was 4:00 in the morning. >> there you go. carrying on? yeah. >>

been met with hundreds if not thousands of protesters who try to stop him from speaking in their various cities. so far, they've been unsuccessful in stopping him. the trump campaign telling me behind the scenes in private conversations that ultimately these protesters are helping them, are helping their message. the rowdier they get, the stronger donald trump's supporters believe in him. they believe that he's standing up for the little guy that doesn't get a voice normally, in the face of what can be intense heat or in-fire from the media or potentially the protesters who are outside, the politically correct core of this country. so donald trump will be here in just about an hour now. unclear exactly what he will talk about, but given that we are 20 minutes from the mexican border, i can imagine that we're probably going to hear a lot about immigration, a lot about building his wall. we're also in a heavily military town. a number of military bases in the vicinity. so i would expect to hear him talk about veterans issues as well as strengthening the military. chris? >> nbc's katy tur in san d

heldere were meetings throughout the city in various churches, preparing the residence and informing them of their political rights, and getting them registered to vote will stop -- registered to vote. announcer: watch throughout the day, and on sunday on c-span3. next, offer and wilbur laurier university -- wilfrid laurier university professor darren talks about the john birch society, a conservative advocacy group organized in the late 1930's. y inan tv interviewed mullo providence, rhode island. this is about 10 minutes. >> what is the john birch society? prof. mulloy: the john birch society is a political organization formed in 1958 in indianapolis, and has headquarters in massachusetts. it was very prominent in the 1960's in particular. >> what was the purpose behind the society? prof. mulloy: they were an anti-communist organization. thatopposed and feared communism would subvert the united states. globally, they opposed collectivism of all times, so they were opposed to many manifestations of the welfare state. they opposed what they saw as excessive governmental appearance --

. >> there were meetings held throughout the city in various churches, preparing the residents and informinghem of their political rights. and getting ready to register to vote. >> this weekend watch c-span's cities tour to hattiesburg, mississippi. saturday. on c-span 2's book tv. and saturday afternoon at 2:00 on american history tv. on c-span 3. >>> next, treasury secretary jack lew. with reporters on the domestic and global economies and his upcoming trip to the g-7 summit. the event was hosted by the washington bureau of the christian science monitor. it's 50 minutes.

or a couple sister cities and his trip to israel which had a aunt rauj of 29 people, members of various city departments a large number of non profits that included one of the developers from prodo development group. there is a very strong pattern of the same sort of sister city visits largely financed by non profit groups and it is something for the commission to remember. if it is just one sister city that is one thing but most of the mayors visits have all been sister city funded primarily by non profits. thank you. >> thank you. >> hello. i am a san francisco resident and really love the city and i think fixing corruption is important to the people who live in it and [inaudible] people beyond it and wanted to say i'm excited to vote for it in november if it passes. >> good evening commissioners peter cohen with council of community housing organization. good to see several again. mrs. pelum, did the commissioners get the letter submitted? it came late but after the packet and copies because i have some here if you need them. we submitted along with human service network very minor but im

it takes various city agencies, or department of the environment is actually very small part of that ation. we work very closely with other city partners, whether the planning department, the mta, cd, the alphabet soup of all the transportation world could it's pretty extensive. this community organizations and private sector partners. tonight you'll hear from her variety of them. we are going to start with perhaps the largest of our transit entities in the sense of infrastructure and reach, and that is art bart system. who we have tonight,, i'm very thrilled of another past commissioner here. nick just that of its was not only commissioner of the department of environment but now an elected board commissioner. with him, holly gordon, with the sustainability manager for part. so, we will start with looking at but and then we will go to bicycles, looking at bike share and then from there we will go to the department's own efforts around what we call transportation demand management trying to get people out of their cars. so, that is the context. this is an information item because were

or a couple sister cities and his trip to israel which had a aunt rauj of 29 people, members of various city departments a large number of non profits that included one of the developers from prodo development group. there is a very strong pattern of the same sort of sister city visits largely financed by non profit groups and it is something for the commission to remember. if it is just one sister city that is one thing but most of the mayors visits have all been sister city funded primarily by non profits. thank you. >> thank you. >> hello. i am a san francisco resident and really love the city and i think fixing corruption is important to the people who live in it and [inaudible] people beyond it and wanted to say i'm excited to vote for it in november if it passes. >> good evening commissioners peter cohen with council of community housing organization. good to see several again. mrs. pelum, did the commissioners get the letter submitted? it came late but after the packet and copies because i have some here if you need them. we submitted along with human service network very minor but im

or a couple sister cities and his trip to israel which had a aunt rauj of 29 people, members of various city departments a large number of non profits that included one of the developers from prodo development group. there is a very strong pattern of the same sort of sister city visits largely financed by non profit groups and it is something for the commission to remember. if it is just one sister city that is one thing but most of the mayors visits have all been sister city funded primarily by non profits. thank you. >> thank you. >> hello. i am a san francisco resident and really love the city and i think fixing corruption is important to the people who live in it and [inaudible] people beyond it and wanted to say i'm excited to vote for it in november if it passes. >> good evening commissioners peter cohen with council of community housing organization. good to see several again. mrs. pelum, did the commissioners get the letter submitted? it came late but after the packet and copies because i have some here if you need them. we submitted along with human service network very minor but im

or a couple sister cities and his trip to israel which had a aunt rauj of 29 people, members of various city departments a large number of non profits that included one of the developers from prodo development group. there is a very strong pattern of the same sort of sister city visits largely financed by non profit groups and it is something for the commission to remember. if it is just one sister city that is one thing but most of the mayors visits have all been sister city funded primarily by non profits. thank you. >> thank you. >> hello. i am a san francisco resident and really love the city and i think fixing corruption is important to the people who live in it and [inaudible] people beyond it and wanted to say i'm excited to vote for it in november if it passes. >> good evening commissioners peter cohen with council of community housing organization. good to see several again. mrs. pelum, did the commissioners get the letter submitted? it came late but after the packet and copies because i have some here if you need them. we submitted along with human service network very minor but im

sea level rise committee which was created about over a year ago in early 2015 and members from various city departments the mta is a presented by tom maguire and dorothy they did a great job the committee met on a monthly basis for over a year and looked at the aspects of sea level rise as much as the science behind this issue future projections and geographic areas that are impacted by sea level rise city assets within the areas and what are will be the cost of inner action then what is the best plan that we adopted to deal with the dynamic and every changing issue before you as the full report and executive summary and includes to print it but we presented printed a copy and provided to you so - i'm sorry. >> we'll get the copies after the meeting. >> okay. fine. >> so sea level rise is rising by 2 feet by 8050 and over 56 and a half feet by the end of the century and it could be impacted up to 9 feet the city has critical private and public assets in those areas we must planning and start understanding sea level rise and the measures soon to projection protect our investments and make su

and how challenging i've gone through similar issues and support for other family members to the various city and county departments but especially county based for the arts based whether it is writing poetry or theatre work you talked about i think it so important as well as in supporting people with their illness but especially allowing creativity and allowing people i wanted to say i'm supportive of both and whichever person again get appointed to seat 13 i'm recommending we appoint you to the seat i believe i make the recommendation for i want to thank you you both excuse me - >> many broke through the chair. >> you don't make a recommendation you just appoint your choice. >> okay. >> no questions supervisor mar thank you and for our compassionate position and support for your family members. >> thank you supervisor mar i'll add both applicants are incredible and work on the mental health board for me personally i appreciated ms. moscone background with the experience with her daughter and going to city college and getting her certification on drug and alcohol for years of volunteering at

young people are running with very progressive agendas and various legislatures and city councils and doing well. are they winning all the time? no, but it is an evolution. people are kind of flexing their ability. for many years, you kind of felt isolated. i am the only one thinking this or i should be careful what i say or not say it at all. now you are seeing because of bernie's campaign, an explosion where people feel a comfort zone politically in electoral politics that they did not have before. mike: if we are done with the political portion of the questions, you are involved in some serious policy and legislative issues right now. first off as ranking member of the house of natural resources committee, you are in the thick of the debate right now over what should be done about puerto rico's debt crisis. we have a bill that was put forth earlier this month, it is it seems to be stuck in the committee. i am hoping you can give us an update on where that legislation is and where you see the prognosis at this point. rep. grijalva: i wish i could give you a prognosis that says we wi

proposed extension of fulsome street was usedable i believe the presentation indicates that the various citys have look at that a bit of a catch-22 the request from the dr requester attorney to have further continuance until every single department has signed off this - this is virtuosity of having small business small business from a local approval with the employee employees make sense some departments don't want final approval or other aspects the project unless they know the project as a site permit and that's the case in terms of a few issues the parking the project sponsor has been working were other departments for more than a year to make sure it expectation b will work and offered to pay for the design of the driveways that currently exist on the you think approved revise we don't know interests any reason for the driveways will work and no need for a variance in terms of - the other lots as i said san francisco is not for seeable a review application and ruled since 1984 and only two applications in for approval here in terms of the poem and the board packet you've received had two

and how challenging i've gone through similar issues and support for other family members to the various city and county departments but especially county based for the arts based whether it is writing poetry or theatre work you talked about i think it so important as well as in supporting people with their illness but especially allowing creativity and allowing people i wanted to say i'm supportive of both and whichever person again get appointed to seat 13 i'm recommending we appoint you to the seat i believe i make the recommendation for i want to thank you you both excuse me - >> many broke through the chair. >> you don't make a recommendation you just appoint your choice. >> okay. >> no questions supervisor mar thank you and for our compassionate position and support for your family members. >> thank you supervisor mar i'll add both applicants are incredible and work on the mental health board for me personally i appreciated ms. moscone background with the experience with her daughter and going to city college and getting her certification on drug and alcohol for years of volunteering at

there have been at least 20 shootings since november on various east bay freeways. the city is taking action to stop them from happening again. >> katie has new information. >> reporter: dan and ama, the city council here has approved money to put cameras along highway 4. this has been in the works since last month when a man was shot and killed on the highway and then just last week a man and woman were shot and killed. just before 3:00 in the afternoon gunfire on sycamore drive in antioch. >> i have some shooting longtime. >> he was at work and quickly took cover. >> i fell down and i go in the back bedroom. >> when he emerged he found a bullet pierced the hood of his car. the shots came from inside a blackjack war. the jag and another car took off and got on highway 4. is it unclear if shots were fired on the highway, but police shutdown the westbound lanes to investigate causing a mile long back up for hours. officerses caught up with both cars. they arrested four people and recovered two guns. >> it is easier when you are driving, 60, 70 miles an hour to avoid de ex it.

there have been at least 20 shootings since november on various east bay freeways. the city is taking action to stop them from happening again. >> katie has new information. >> reporter: dan and ama, the city council here has approved money to put cameras along highway 4. this has been in the works since last month when a man was shot and killed on the highway and then just last week a man and woman were shot and killed. just before 3:00 in the afternoon gunfire on sycamore drive in antioch. >> i have some shooting longtime. >> he was at work and quickly took cover. >> i fell down and i go in the back bedroom. >> when he emerged he found a bullet pierced the hood of his car. the shots came from inside a blackjack war. the jag and another car took off and got on highway 4. is it unclear if shots were fired on the highway, but police shutdown the westbound lanes to investigate causing a mile long back up for hours. officerses caught up with both cars. they arrested four people and recovered two guns. >> it is easier when you are driving, 60, 70 miles an hour to avoid de ex it.

sea level rise committee which was created about over a year ago in early 2015 and members from various city departments the mta is a presented by tom maguire and dorothy they did a great job the committee met on a monthly basis for over a year and looked at the aspects of sea level rise as much as the science behind this issue future projections and geographic areas that are impacted by sea level rise city assets within the areas and what are will be the cost of inner action then what is the best plan that we adopted to deal with the dynamic and every changing issue before you as the full report and executive summary and includes to print it but we presented printed a copy and provided to you so - i'm sorry. >> we'll get the copies after the meeting. >> okay. fine. >> so sea level rise is rising by 2 feet by 8050 and over 56 and a half feet by the end of the century and it could be impacted up to 9 feet the city has critical private and public assets in those areas we must planning and start understanding sea level rise and the measures soon to projection protect our investments and make su

just to let you know, i have 24 orders of determination against various city bodies including the police commission, library commission and so forth so some of these very matters. you can't sdurpblg the public by treating their public participation in these matters as if it was a joke and simply going through each item on the agenda and ignoring the opportunity for the public to make comment is exactly that and i think you all know it. you just choose to ignore the law and flaunt it in the face of the public and very frankly i believe it is the responsibility for any city government body to encourage this participation and attendance of the public and by not asking for public comment, you are not doing that, you are in fact discouraging it. >> thank you very much for that. any other members of the public that would like to comment on matters that are generally within our purview? >> shirley dalton. i feel sorry for the ones who have to work, especially when we got somebody that wants to damage everybody in the room. i mean, this is kind of getting ridiculous. i mean, where do they want t

sea level rise committee which was created about over a year ago in early 2015 and members from various cityts the mta is a presented by tom maguire and dorothy they did a great job the committee met on a monthly basis for over a year and looked at the aspects of sea level rise as much as the science behind this issue future projections and geographic areas that are impacted by sea level rise city assets within the areas and what are will be the cost of inner action then what is the best plan that we adopted to deal with the dynamic and every changing issue before you as the full report and executive summary and includes to print it but we presented printed a copy and provided to you so - i'm sorry. >> we'll get the copies after the meeting. >> okay. fine. >> so sea level rise is rising by 2 feet by 8050 and over 56 and a half feet by the end of the century and it could be impacted up to 9 feet the city has critical private and public assets in those areas we must planning and start understanding sea level rise and the measures soon to projection protect our investments and make sure that sa

there are various parts of the city that they can also go to make them truly a protective police force. >> reporter: and a final decision on whether to give the u.s. capitol that you are budget hike will be made in december. >>> the labor department announced today it is doubling the salary threshold from $24,000 a year to $47,500 a year. more than 4 million workers will now be guaranteed overtime pay. the national retail federation predicts many companies will cut their employees off at 40 hours. >> these employees are going to have to clock in and clock out. they're going to lose a lot of flexibility. a lot of middle management jobs are going to be eliminated. >> to learn more about which workers could be affected, open up the nbc washington app and search overtime. >>> still tracking the cool, damp weather across our region. storm team 4 radar right now tracking a couple of showers that are out there. not a lot, but some of us are still seeing some rain. a good idea to keep the umbrella handy just in case. the rain mostly to the west of d.c. around martinsburg and winchester. it's b

and then consider the project entitlements for the various structures around the city.roject itself is one of seeking entitlements for many educational facilities. as you know a number are historic resources. i won't belabor the point, but the kinds of facilities seeking authorization or entitlement for are the very things you expect any university. classrooms, auditoryiums and theaters, reriational facilities and something you may not see at every university which is studios and body shops in the automotive design they work with the metal and restore cars. the other thing that the approval requested for student housing, we are not going to address that here. what we say is very clearly, for the most part the academy concurs with staff assessment of which buildings are historic resources and willing to enhance resources but believe further discussion is needed. >> thank you. >> you have the rest of my presentation before you. >> thank you. any questions for the sponsor at this time? seeing none, we'll go to public comment. any member wish to speak on this item? seeing n

. >> there were meetings held throughout the city in various churches, preparing the residents and informing them of their political rights. and getting ready to register to vote. >> this weekend watch c-span's cities tour to hattiesburg, mississippi. saturday. on c-span 2's book tv. and saturday afternoon at 2:00 on american history tv. on c-span 3. >>> next, treasury secretary jack lew. with reporters on the domestic and global economies and his upcoming trip to the g-7 summit. the event was hosted by the washington bureau of the christian science monitor. it's 50 minutes. >> tv reporter from boston. >> good to see you. >> just retired this year. [ room noise ] >> you're going to be right here, sir. >>> we're going to start right on time this morning. i'm dave cook from the monitor. thanks for coming. our guest is treasury secretary jacob lew. his last visit was in july 2015 and we appreciate his coming back before his trip next week to anchorage and then the g-7 foreign ministers meeting in japan. our guest flirted with a journalism career while he was editor of the forest hills high scho

sea level rise committee which was created about over a year ago in early 2015 and members from various cityepartments the mta is a presented by tom maguire and dorothy they did a great job the committee met on a monthly basis for over a year and looked at the aspects of sea level rise as much as the science behind this issue future projections and geographic areas that are impacted by sea level rise city assets within the areas and what are will be the cost of inner action then what is the best plan that we adopted to deal with the dynamic and every changing issue before you as the full report and executive summary and includes to print it but we presented printed a copy and provided to you so - i'm sorry. >> we'll get the copies after the meeting. >> okay. fine. >> so sea level rise is rising by 2 feet by 8050 and over 56 and a half feet by the end of the century and it could be impacted up to 9 feet the city has critical private and public assets in those areas we must planning and start understanding sea level rise and the measures soon to projection protect our investments and make sure

. >> there were meetings held throughout the city and various churches preparing the residents and informing them of their political rights and getting ready to register to vote. >> this weekend, watch c span's city's tour to hattiefsburg mississippi and sunday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. on c-span 3. our campaign 2016 bus continues to travel throughout the country to recognize winners from this year's student camp competition. recently the bus stopped in massachusetts to visit several winning students from that state. they went to the same school where all the students in first through eighth grade continued a ceremony, and james elliot won for his video titd lgbt rights, stopped the discrimination. the two were honored in front of their classmates receiving $250 for their winning video. a special thanks to our cable partners comcast cable and charter communications for helping to coordinate these visits. you can view all the winning documentaries at student cam.org. >>> the u.s. capitol chief of police testified at a house hearing about the operations of the police force that protects the capit

it takes various city agencies, or department of the environment is actually very small part of that ation. we work very closely with other city partners, whether the planning department, the mta, cd, the alphabet soup of all the transportation world could it's pretty extensive. this community organizations and private sector partners. tonight you'll hear from her variety of them. we are going to start with perhaps the largest of our transit entities in the sense of infrastructure and reach, and that is art bart system. who we have tonight,, i'm very thrilled of another past commissioner here. nick just that of its was not only commissioner of the department of environment but now an elected board commissioner. with him, holly gordon, with the sustainability manager for part. so, we will start with looking at but and then we will go to bicycles, looking at bike share and then from there we will go to the department's own efforts around what we call transportation demand management trying to get people out of their cars. so, that is the context. this is an information item because were

and then consider the project entitlements for the various structures around the city. project itself is one of seeking entitlements for many educational facilities. as you know a number are historic resources. i won't belabor the point, but the kinds of facilities seeking authorization or entitlement for are the very things you expect any university. classrooms, auditoryiums and theaters, reriational facilities and something you may not see at every university which is studios and body shops in the automotive design they work with the metal and restore cars. the other thing that the approval requested for student housing, we are not going to address that here. what we say is very clearly, for the most part the academy concurs with staff assessment of which buildings are historic resources and willing to enhance resources but believe further discussion is needed. >> thank you. >> you have the rest of my presentation before you. >> thank you. any questions for the sponsor at this time? seeing none, we'll go to public comment. any member wish to speak on this item? seeing

meetings held around the city in various churches, preparing the city and informing them of their political rights and getting ready to register to vote. announcer: watch american cities tour on hattiesburg, mississippi. announcer: superintendents and scholars justified on implementing the every student succeeds act. witnesses voice concern about provisions and -- in high poverty schools. this is just over two hours. >> the senate committee on health committee and education. we will each have an opening statement and then we will introduce our witnesses and senators will have five minutes for westerns each. i am delighted to have the witnesses here. this is an extraordinary group of individuals with a broad prescriptive -- perspective about tilden and education. we welcome your comments on how we implement the new reauthorization of the elementary secondary education act. this is our third of six hearings to discuss the implementation of the every student succeeds act, which is the president decided december. it is the second opportunity for this committed to hear from the states, school di

jay johnson met with members of philadelphia si city council as well as various groups. they want to close the center where undocumented immigrants are held and calling for a change in u.s. immigration enforcement policies. >>> check out this shot of a man outside the parks turf club in south philly. philadelphia police say he is suspected of taking a woman's coach bag filled with $5,000 back in early april. call the police if you can help them out. >>> new at 6:00, two of america's biggest security services companies are merging, allied-barton joins universal services of america. it will form a new security giant called allied universal. the new company will employ 1 140,000 security offers. if approved, this deal happens by the end of the year. >>> hunt is on for an escaped inmate. >> breaking out this morning 19 days before he was scheduled to be paroled. correction officials realized he was missing from the satellite correction facility at ancora hospital located in hamonton. three towns used k-9 units to canvas wooded areas, camps, and rural neighborhoods today. he'

. >> meetings held throughout the city in various churches preparing the residents and informing themf their political rights, getting ready to register to vote. >> watch the c-span cities tour to hattiesburg, mississippi on c-span 2's tv and on american history tv on c-span 3. >> this weekend, on lectures in history, marshall university professor kat williams teaches a class about life on the home front for women during world war ii. . the preview. -- here is a preview. >> remember me telling you how women didn't have a lot of opportunities to work outside the home? certainly not a lot of opportunities that challenged the societal norm. these women were given an opportunity to play professional baseball. the first season was called the all-american girls softball league. wrigley realized, these were good ballplayers. people came to watch them play ball. the size of the ball changed. ultimately it became the all-american girls professional baseball league. paid 45-80 five dollars a week. -- $45-85 a week. that was an enormous amount of money. they got to do it playing baseball. someth

city. the troops advanced from various pivots from advanced extremists. >> the fighting is fierce in a townust to the northwest of fallujah. the military launched the assault last week. as it continues the push, there are concerns about possible civilian casualties. tens of thousands of residents are believed to be still inside the city. >>> the philippine parliament has officially declared duterte the next president. he won a landslide victory earlier this month. duterte grabbed nearly 40% of voters. he'll be sworn in at the end of next month. the 71-year-old talked tough on crime and corruption during his campaign. he made international headlines for controversial comments, and he has indicate head would consider shelving territorial h consider shelving territorial claims in exchange for financial aid. the philippines, china, and other asian countries have competing claims in the south china sea. outgoing president benigno aquino has strengthened ties including the u.s. and japan. >>> animal experts in india say they know the cause of a frightening trend. they say more and more elephants

put on the record at the request of the city attorney that over the years i have had professional contacts with chief and district attorney george gasconon various matters dealing with the cities crimial justice system and it was the sense the commission in regard to those contacts that i have had with him on those matters that those did not arise to any kind of level of requiring me to recuse myself and the city attorney also agreed that those pasted contacts i had with district attorney george gascon procedurely professional on matters deal wg the cities criminal justice system and did not require me to recuse myself. >> any public comment on the matters that were covered in closed session? hearing none, do i hear a motion to adjourn? >> so moved. >> before we adjourn, i think commissioner addrews wants to make a statement. >> thank you chair. i should have made it before closeed session because now my audience is gone. i did want to take the opportunity to say what a honor it has been serving on the commission over these past 3 years and want to thank the commission while i was on a steep learning curve at the same time quit interested in goo

there were meetings held throughout the city in various churches, preparing the residence and informing them -- residents and informing them of their political rights and getting ready to register to vote. there was also a time where the students and children were recruited in this. for the first time, children were interacting with white, young people, who had attended all-black schools prior to this time, and didn't have the opportunity to interact with other races. i really did not know what to expect. my mother at the time who was a , domestic, was very adamant that i was going to attend this school. and i really did not know what to expect, but once i was in the school, i really, really enjoyed it. it was a time where we were exposed to subjects, not just the spacex, but reading, writing and math. we were taught black history. we were shown books where we were in the books. we had never -- in our schools, we didn't have books. probably we had a book with george washington carver, we had books that taught us black history. we were exposed to literature and poetry and music from anot

the city of growing various foods that you can pick for free.s weekend you can learn more about what is being grown and when they will be ready for picking. >> we are listing the esthetic profile of the green spaces so we get neighborhoods out here using the parts, enjoying the parks and having a sustainable food source. >> you can also plant your own food in this forest. >>> it is now 6:24. today we'll finally find out why a fertilizer factory exploded more than three years ago. the explosion killed 15 people in the town of west, texas. hundreds of others were hurt. investigators plan a news conference this afternoon. thank his love of domino's pizza for saving his life. the man lived in massachusetts and ordered something from domino's almost every single day, as you can imagine, the store's manager and delivery driver know him pretty well. well, they noticed he hasn't ordered in a while so they stopped by his house. when he didn't respond they called 911. rescuers found him on the floor in need of immediate medical attention and took the man

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young people are running with very progressive agendas and various legislatures and city councils and doing well. are they winning all the time? no, but it is an evolution. people are kind of flexing their ability. for many years, you kind of felt isolated. i am the only one thinking this or i should be careful what i say or not say it at all. now you are seeing because of bernie's campaign, an explosion where people feel a comfort zone politically in electoral politics that they did not have before. mike: if we are done with the political portion of the questions, you are involved in some serious policy and legislative issues right now. first off as ranking member of the house of natural resources committee, you are in the thick of the debate right now over what should be done about puerto rico's debt crisis. we have a bill that was put forth earlier this month, it is and it seems to be stuck in the committee. i am hoping you can give us an update on where that legislation is and where you see the prognosis at this point. rep. grijalva: i wish i could give you a prognosis that says w

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as a function of governance and d t x move forward any discussion between the various agencies caltrain this body, the cityand through the planning department or other agency san francisco municipal transportation agency as to who will ultimately lead the d t x projects. >> lead the actual design and construction of it. >> that's correct. >> that's certain been on the table we are and as currently constructed tjpa is responsible for financing and building and maintaining the d t x there the been issues that is correct or not but i think that is certainly part of mix of tdecis that is happening. >> whether the tear down is necessary for the d t x expansion. >> it is likely not depending on - the alignment but given the enormous public investments something on the order of 6 or 7 or $8 billion not including the term we thought that was appropriate to look at it as a better transportation as a whole. >> relative to the street connections we agree are important are those constrained by 280. >> they currently are the 1. 2 million mile stretch only two places to cross. >> is that part of 280. >> perhaps that cou