so the whole city is his stage every street every square seems to be made to stage a play the atmosphere'sarts book is imbued with beauty play and it's. all. the ecclesiastical princes of that spoke of left a rich legacy one of the most outstanding was one of the three from the right enough it was he who gave the city its baroque buildings and in notches a political residence into an extensive palace he left grand he appeared at one imperial died in reagan's book with a retinue four hundred ten class three hundred twenty four horses. in private to he was a sociable fellow although a priest of the roman catholic church he didn't allow the rule of celibacy to stand in his way and legendary beauty by the name of salomon out for him no less than fifteen children. it may be that lucky trace was thinking of enlarging his family still further when he built a summer palace of out enough for them today it's called mirabelle. after losing a war he spent his last days in the fortress of cohen's out's book where he was held prisoner by his cousin and successor. the city's most famous son vulcan amadeu

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cordon off the whole city's sea could not possibly prevent these protesters from getting to paris that they secured certain areas where they can control everybody they arrested more than one thirty thousand three hundred people according to the latest figures by the police and yet they were obviously people that want to destroy things now the police nevertheless had change strategy normally they stay way from the purchases keep a distance and just watch them and try to diffuse them when they get to violence today it was different their little squads that were going at the demonstrators and trying to identify who the instigators were and arrest them so that worked out quite well nevertheless they couldn't prevent all the violence from happening now bearing in mind that we've now seen a fourth such day of clashes in paris how much pressure is the french president to money when i call on the french government now and. well there is a lot of pressure on the president there was already a lot of pressure head of the such a day you could argue probably because it hasn't been as violent as las

concept was extended to total protection in bus universities and even whole cities . austin has a network of sanctuary churches there are at least a dozen they take for granted that the feds will never enter a temple to arrest an immigrant and that is why they are welcomed i was. but that was also said of people who protected jews in germany right when the laws being written by criminals decent people have to disobey those rules those laws. so and particularly. president trump has made people afraid of the most vulnerable people on earth it's tragic it's seen as courage it's complete cowardice to not open your door for a young mother and her young son. to save their lives i just can't imagine not doing. a dive and also cross the rio grande by boat. up to the mexican red nose. the boat was punctured and began to sink just as they reached the shore of macallan . that was their single stroke of luck after twenty minutes of walking in the sun they were seized by the immigration service. on your bottom come on now pass out an empty. yes i am just glad. you don't want to pi

and our whole city that coming together professionals political party you. know that we were really to the ultimate goal of the handover of power have his last year the u.s. ended two decades of sanctions that president bashir had had long blamed for the country's you know economic isolation and the poverty there. when that happened that was supposed to mean new investment in sudan that was supposed to mean economic upturn and that didn't happen why. the what we've been seeing all the time the problem is not the sanctions and the problem in the sudan the economic problem is not because of any foreign conspiracy is because of the way the economy's been run it's the mismanagement of the economy because the contrary is not in the correct which that is the problem is not you know and it is clear now the sanction have been removed for almost more around two years and still the problem is actually getting worse and more sun wars and it's going to get the issue is what we need this is a political problem and the political probably we need to address the political i

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now, it is a reflection of parts of the city, not the whole city, but it is a challenge for the wholethe good news is, the superintendent and the police department, with community leaders, are now on a two-year significant decline in both shootings and homicides. we have a spasm like other cities in 2016 that we're getting our hands around and making progress on. >> 4,000 people murdered since you became mayor, 19,000 wounded. you've recited a lot of things that you're proud of and accomplishments. how painful is that? >> i think you -- you know as a friend how painful that is. i always call and visit families who have kids affected. and i'm -- it's not the numbers. it's any individual and i want no parent to feel alone, and i do it more not as a mayor but i do it as a father of three. i couldn't get out of bed. if anything happened to my three kids. and i regularly check in on mothers and grandmothers so they don't think that they're alone in the loneliest moment of their time. the first call i do every morning. the first data i check is -- and talk to is the first deputy of the poli

moving inches welcometraffic >> it has been nuts, the whole city is basically shut down. >> reporter: the gridlock stumping drivers through the commute. had its origins at 11:30 am with the jackknife big rig. caltrans tow trucks are stationed on the bridge and responded right away but matters were complicated by the size of the disabled vehicle. >> in this case was difficult because this was involving a big rig so we had to call for specialized equipment to get it up. >> reporter: that took until nearly 3 pm and traffic was sluggish bordering on bad and then it got worse. much worse, even street literly its tracks., get in befuddling the california highway patrol. >> getting on the bay ridge is horrendous. and if you ask me why i couldn't tell you. the crash cleared several hours ago. >> reporter: on battery street we found this guy who ditched his right and found his feet were faster than four wheels. >> i got out of my coworker's car, we tried to go to cosco for a company trip but we got gridlock for an hour and she tried to drop me off at the office and we encountered for traffic.

all the whole city and tended to be votes under the kurds but now getting it on a silver. invitation by the cops themselves because they're feeling that been pushed corner. also we've been seeing out his sergeant. in recent weeks with. some other countries that the waterhole putting embassies the first visit by a not a pedophile from the resumption all for direct flights from some couples like to news so all that to now and then this is having the invitation by the cards it's a shot in the region definitely all right mohammed the. on the turkish syrian border mohammed thank you well there's an assistant professor at the moscow state institute of foreign relations he says the kurds pivot away from the u.s. and towards bashar al assad's government could be a turning point in syria's war. since the kurds are now much more flexible and read it to accept the protection from damascus it is a real change it is a it is a game changer because now of the the government will control a considerable part of the north of syria and maybe also the north east and that will be a dramatic ch

a minority, hold out and try not to pass that bill but what is going to happen tomorrow is the whole cityill realize less than 50% of the senate is holding up a bill that will keep the government going. the house to the right thing to pass a bill the president will sign. the president said he would sign the house bill and it is up to democrats chuck schumer to say do we want to shut down because we don't want to give the president an extra $3 billion for the border wall? my group doesn't take a position on that issue. we think the bill spend too much money but to keep the government open will be up to those democrats in the senate. in the past they have been very disciplined to oppose donald trump and that is bad news in terms of likelihood for shutting down. carley: you could make the case the house held up a bill that would fund the government. what say you to that? >> what they were reacting to was the statement that he would veto the bill that came from the senate so they looked at it and said we agree with him on this issue and we will pass a bill the president will sign and send bac

what i said to this constituent was of course, he cares about chinatown, but he cares about the whole city, and in my community where i come from, the work that we were able to do to revitalize castro street, to create a new park in the valley, he was 1,000% supportive. two months after we both took office when the government cut millions of dollars of funding for h.i.v. services, when i went to see him to say what can we do about it, we need to fix this, he immediately stepped up and supported backfilling every penny of those federal cuts from our local budget. he was also someone who believes deeply and trying, whenever possible, to avoid conflict by bringing people together to work things out and to move forward together. he was just brilliant in making that happen. this was a terrible loss for san francisco, but he is in a good place now, at a gnocchi is looking down on as. i know he is looking down on mayor breed, and anita, we love you, and we deeply, deeply miss your husband and our friends. thank you. [applause] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [applause] >>

president malia cohen, also keeping us on our toes in terms of response times, and making sure the whole city is served, especially her district, and congratulate is the supervisor elect shamann walton. i would say thank you to all the commissioners, the two that aren't here, in addition to president cleaveland and commissioners hardeman and covington are commissioner joe alioto veronese, as well as commissioner steven nakajo. thank you to the commission. certainly my commission is here, mark gonzalez, jean nicholson lieutenant t nicholson, lieutenant tom murphy in the back. section chief tony malloy, thank you very much for all the hard work. this is a facility that's very unique, nearly one of its kind in the state of california. we're building without a whole lot of blueprint or other facilities to look at. so that's why it took a lot of time and attention to detail to make this facility the great facility that it will be and that our members so deserve. public works, i will say i do consider director nuru a partner of mine. we come together. we have two other projects hopefully looking fo

of things, hopefully they'll do it in the future, and that's something that can only benefit the whole cityerton fans in the room, the children were thrilled with their scouse santa. it felt amazing to actually meet a football player, and to get a present off a football player, just — i can't describe it, but it just feels amazing. sometimes i like talking about everton, sometimes i like talking about liverpool. i just... you didn't mind meeting a liverpool player though? yeah, i'm — i'm completely fine with it. the player also paid forfamilies to eat christmas dinner. the whole thing co—ordinated by a charity called an hour for others, which encourages people to volunteer for the local community. trent's no different to anyone else, he'sjust a normal lad. it's a genuine thing, it's from his heart. he understands the importance of sticking together in hard times because he's lived in hard times himself, and he just wants to give back to his city. after injury, trent alexander—arnold is back to full fitness as liverpool face newcastle today. he didn't get much of a christmas break, but says

fourth precinct in minneapolis to peace tomorrow meant that half of all disciplinary actions in the whole city were from that one precinct just one that's a forest precinct. this one particular precinct what's what is the problem with that one precinct or something environmental or is it just. that they don't have very good be i'm trying to say something that's not horrible because i want to because it's so you see the list of things that happen what's going on or what they need to do to reform that north of minneapolis and this precinct because. it's not right is absolutely ridiculous the first choice that i would like to see happen along with other activists in minneapolis is for the fourth precinct to be turned back into a community center that was actually the origin of the fourth precinct police station several years ago the chief at the time decided that they were going to take that land put a new building in that space and it's right in the heart of the african-american community a statically it just simply does not belong there beyond that the fourth pretty thing has been allowed to ge

city will finally have the money to do it. not just to do this, but to do so many other things that are on our list. it's the beginning of a whole parade of new investments to end homelessness in our city. and i want to make one final point. starting january 1, starting january 1, the biggest, the wealthiest, the most important companies in our city, like mine, salesforce, the city's largest employer, will pay more, about one half of 1% of our revenue to help homelessness. that is very exciting. a lot more buildings like this are going to open up, a lot more shelters, a lot more services, a lot more capablities. that is very exciting. that is the miracle of this season, but that doesn't let anyone off the hook. it doesn't, in any way, absolve the rest of us. it doesn't absolve me, it doesn't absolve you from giving what we can and embracing our responsibilities as citizens and as neighbors. prop c doesn't replace philanthropy as today is evidence of. it complements it. that's why jeff tullio has given $1 million to homelessness. that's why the chair of airbnb has given $5 million to homelessness. i challenge every c.e.o. in our

of things, hopefully they'll do it in the future, and that's something that can only benefit the whole citythe room, the children were thrilled with their scouse santa. it felt amazing to actually meet a football player, and to get a present off a football player, just — i can't describe it, but itjust feels amazing. sometimes i like talking about everton, sometimes i like talking about liverpool. i just... you didn't mind meeting a liverpool player though? yeah, i'm fine. i'm completely fine with it. the player also paid forfamilies to eat christmas dinner. the whole thing co—ordinated by a charity called an hour for others, which encourages people to volunteer for the local community. he's no different to anyone else, he'sjust a normal lad. it's a genuine thing, it's from his heart. he understands the importance of sticking together in hard times because he's lived in hard times himself, and he just wants to give back to his city. after injury, trent alexander—arnold is back to full fitness as liverpool face newcastle today. he didn't get much of a christmas break, but says putting a smil

mayor, of different parties -- similar to the hot couple -- the odd couple, worked together and the whole city -- in no time at all, we had thousands of people here andng, said, hospital care, everything they needed. i was misquoted and i would like to correct that, because i was answering how i felt about houston and what they had done. i think they have done a great job and i suggested that people might not leave. i'm afraid i was right. but i think it is the greatest city in the world. [applause] this is our first question from one of the members of the audience, whose name is tony beck for president and was. what do you wish that you knew then that you know now? it should be that you didn't know then that you know now, really? at a republican convention, read my lips. [laughter] -- no more taxes. and i got into the real world, and i found that congress was controlled by the opposition party in the senate and in the house. and to get the spending constraints that we eventually got, after hard negotiations, they had to compromise on revenues, and it killed me. the right wing of the republica

things, hopefully they will do it in the future and that is something that can only benefit the whole cities in the room, the children were thrilled with their scouse santa and. it felt amazing to actually meet a football player and to get a present football player, just, i can't describe it itjust feels amazing. sometimes i like talking about eve rton, feels amazing. sometimes i like talking about everton, sometimes i like talking about little. what you did not mind meeting of the player? no, i'm fine. i am fine that. the player also paid for families to eat christmas dinner, the whole thing co—ordinated by a charity called an hourfor co—ordinated by a charity called an hour for others, co—ordinated by a charity called an hourfor others, which co—ordinated by a charity called an hour for others, which encourages people to volunteer for the local community. is a genuine thing. he's just a normal lad. it is from his heart, he understands the importance of sitting together in hard times because he has lived in hard times himself and he just wants to give back to his cities. after injury, trent

love i was there all the whole city you know that mr are you all oh it's all the supporters that could have you on the street you know all those was lies because they they they act saying you know everything is plain sees the pentacle the the roses exam and now they stop we stop or you. not to do it in the region in. the region now even if you just as i'm talking to you right now it's only way to congress on trial which is like six hours to get there we don't know what may happen stopping it because they don't want to elections and what it was reported as now we are seeing mr nunn to his yes to resign we knew we need somebody to take somebody who's ready to give free and fair election to take over thank you that was really. is a senior aide to martin is one of the leading opposition candidate in the presidential election here in the democratic republic of congo which has just been just been announced by the electoral commission that it's going to be postponed for another week after already being delayed for two years and that's the announcement was just had with elections expected to t

. >> the whole city of houston was almost in turmoil.cared. then there was the ku klux klan. they're all attacking senator kennedy as a catholic, that he shouldn't be president. the opposition were so strong and so vocal and so wide, i thought he needed help. >> pastor herb mesa believes he has the fix. >> i immediately invited john kennedy to come and speak. we needed to hear from him. >> mesa's plan is almost holy in its simplicity. >> the offer was to have kennedy come and address a group of protestant ministers, numbering about 400 in the houston area. kennedy agreed to do it. >> when mesa's congregation hears that kennedy is coming, all hell breaks loose. >> i remember an elderly lady from new orleans who wrote to me and said, "i am 65 years old. i've been teaching sunday school for 20 years. i hope your daughter marries a northern." and that was the kind of climate we were in. >> may i call this special meeting of the association of ministers of greater houston into order. let us stand for prayer. >> america tunes in to see the deb

. >> matthew describes the whole city of jerusalem being in turmoil with people saying, who is this, wd's answer, this is jesus, the prophet from nazareth. >> he arrives as the city prepares for passover. >> passover is the largest religious event of the jewish calendar. language like king of the jews and promises of a new kingdom is very powerful, especially when people are celebrating the liberation of the jewish people from a tyrannical power. >> now we really can understand why the more zealotic disciples say let's get ready to rumble. he's going to come kick the romans out of town. we're going to get our capital city back. >> jesus riding into jerusalem through the streets on the back of a donkey isn't just simple transportation into the city, this is a very deliberately provocative act. jesus is essentially claiming, i am the king of the jews, the expected messiah coming from the east into jerusalem to bring new hope. >> anyone in authority at the time would be deeply concerned that jesus was actually trying to incite come kind of rebellion. >> pontius pilate is also in jerusale

we have done this for the whole city. we elected a lot of data layers and maps from different agencies. it is in a big file and you can have it if you want. the top line is, of course, flooding gets worse over time. the over rise accelerates. we projected 17 miles of street exposed around 2030. that is 184 by the end of the century. public land and schools are worse over time without action. we have come up either in draft form neighborhood scale map that identify the flooding and then different assets that might be affected. public safety, wastewater, open space. unsurprisingly the port is the waterfront on this part of the city. port assets are substantially at risk. financial district. south of market, mission creek. one thing we have done is tried to pick out what sort of the tipping point water level for each neighborhood? where do you go from limited flooding, close one lane on the embarcadero to you public infrastructure or private development. that level is different in different neighborhoods. that is one part of