thank you, council members. we're going to move on to public comment number 3, items not on today's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the mayor's disability council. i believe we have a couple of speaker cards. >> nicole: we do. the first is elka. >> my apologies, first time here at the meeting. i've been a caregiver for disabled sister for four years. she's not here today because she passed away last year because her disability was used against her to continue her medical treatment. and she passed away because of that denial of treatment. and i'm here to raise your attention to how discrimination can impact the disabled community when they're dealing with an organ transplant. and i don't know if your office has ever had to deal with a situation like this. i only recently learned of your council over the summer. and i spoke with heather in your office. and, heather, you were wonderful and provided a lot of information. i, unfortunately, didn't know about your office over the past four years. when i was faced

in the security council and the u.k. is along with the other 13 members in the security council in defending the global consensus because you have those who we have a new government has articulated often in the security council the ambassador know spoke just not a few weeks ago i don't know whether the in or out is johnson was the prime minister at that time but i take it that the government like the u.k. do not shift positions that quickly. especially with regard to not to the question of palestine as we see it in the united nations since birth johnson has become prime minister he's appointed a home secretary pretty patel who had to resign over a covert meetings with benjamin netanyahu. that we're outside of anything she told the government here i'm not sure whether you have a view on that but then you know who has said we will probably be forced to enter into a war in gaza what did you make of the comments and britain's weapon exports to israel are at record levels. what would you say to britain in the context of netan

we have two council members that have decided not to reapply to the council. >> nicole: would you mind speaking into the microphone? >> ms. senhaux (chair): sorry. thank you. i'd like to repeat my announcement. there are two council members that have decided not to be reappointed to the mayor's disability council and they are jim blacksten and sally coughlin macdonald. so they will be missed. i want to thank them for their work on the council for the last couple of years. and i'm sorry to see they weren't able to reapply to the council. i'd like to welcome our new council members that are here today with us. and let me -- they've already introduced themselves, but i'd like to give your names again. stephen herman. lily marshall-fricker. helen pelzman. i'd like to welcome the new council members and give them an opportunity if they'd like to say something. if not, that's okay. but i wanted to give you the opportunity. okay. go ahead and move ahead. we look forward to working with you. and again, congratulations. okay, we're going to move on to information item number 5, report from the

in the security council and the u.k. is along with the other 13 members in the security council in defending the global consensus because you have those who we have a new government has articulated often in the security council the ambassador know spoke just not a few weeks ago i don't know whether the in or out as johnson was the prime minister at that time but i take it that the government like the u.k. do not shift positions that quickly. especially with regard to not to the question of palestine as we see it in the united nations since birth johnson has become prime minister he's appointed a home secretary pretty patel who had to resign over a covert meetings with benjamin netanyahu. that we're outside of anything she told the government here i'm not sure whether you have a view on that but then yahoo has said we will probably be forced to enter into a war in gaza what did you make of the comments and britain's weapon exports to israel are at record levels. what would you say to britain in the context of netanyahu sa

in the security council and the u.k. is along with the other 13 members in the security council in defending the global consensus because you have those who we have a new government has articulated often in the security council the ambassador know spoke just not a few weeks ago i don't know whether the in or out is johnson was the prime minister at that time but i take it that the government like the u.k. do not shift positions that quickly. especially with regard to not to the question of palestine as we see it in the united nations since birth johnson has become prime minister he's appointed a home secretary pretty patel who had to resign over a covert meetings with benjamin netanyahu. that we're outside of anything she told the government here i'm not sure whether you have a view on that but then yahoo has said we will probably be forced to enter into a war in gaza what did you make of the comments and britain's weapon exports to israel are at record levels. what would you say to britain in the context of netanyahu sa

in the security council and the u.k. is along with the other 13 members in the security council in the offending the global consensus because you have those who we have a new government has articulated often in the security council the ambassador and all spoke just not a few weeks ago i don't know whether the in or out is johnson was the prime minister at that time but i take it that the government like the u.k. do not shift positions that quickly. especially with regard to not to the question of pakistan as we see it in the united nations since boris johnson has become prime minister he's appointed a home secretary pretty patel who had to resign over a covert meetings with benjamin netanyahu that were outside of anything she told the government here i'm not sure whether you have a view on that but then you know who has said we will probably be forced to enter into a war in gaza what did you make of the comments and britain's weapon exports to israel are at record low. what would you say to britain in the context of neta

condemn as i did last month or so this cancel the other acceptable effort by the southern transitional council to take the control of state institutions by force the functioning of state institution is a necessity and must prevail in jeddah the kingdom of saudi arabia is intensely focused on mediating a solution we discussed this at the last meeting of this council on the 20th of august i wish them every success they are indeed as i said then the indispensable mediator and they frankly bring real meaning to the phrase that their success will be our success i welcome the presence of delegations from the governor of yemen and the president had his leadership and the struct southern presidential council in jeddah and i can imagine and know that this council joins me to wish the saudis their leadership of the 2 delegations every success in their crucial crucial effort to reduce this threat to yemen is frankly to its existence. as many have said

the council also purchased the pig for the. freedom form in at the council who did that. i want to remind everyone that the national council is a volunteer organization, the women who remembers give their hard earned money to the civil rights activities and my goal herere is to eliminate the different civil rights activism activities that the council was doing to show how the council was interested in putting black women in positions of power in american society which is a very important thing that they did and finally continue to exist as a black woman led, a black woman organized organization for over 80 years. as this organization, they have honored and spoke in the name of great black women including the founder and longtime president. she was president from 1958 to 1990. in think that the council did, they were the first organization to raisewe a statute to a black leader or to a woman leader with national capital. washington, d.c. property in 1974, they raised all the money on their own, not a cent of government money was spent but a statue in lincoln park was erect

in the security council and the u.k. is along with the other 13 members in the security council in defending the global consensus because you have those who we have a new government has articulated often in the security council the ambassador and all spoke just not a few weeks ago i don't know whether the in or out is johnson was the prime minister at that time but i take it that the government like the u.k. do not shift positions that quickly. especially with regard to not to the question of palestine as we see it in the united nations since birth johnson has become prime minister he's appointed a home secretary pretty patel who had to resign over a covert meetings with benjamin netanyahu that we're outside of anything she told the government here i'm not sure whether you have a view on that but then you know who has said we will probably be forced to enter into a war. in gaza what did you make of the comment on britain's weapon exports to israel are at record levels. what would you say to britain in the context of neta

my final item for today is awareness items for the council. that you may want to consider for a future public meeting. the first is the mobility permit harmonization process that is being led by mta. that is looking to make sure we are strategically looking at how we are permitting devices on our public right-of-way especially mobility scooters. there will be more coming forward about that, but the mta has asked the council to participate and provide feedback in this process. for your information we will be following up about that. another item that i wanted to announce today, this past friday, july 12, the san francisco hazards and climb resilience plan workshop for community leaders who work for community-based organizations was held on friday july 122 really start to look at how our long long-term hazards and resiliency plan is addressing the needs of many populations including people with disabilities. i just wanted to highlight that one of the items of concern that was addressed, in that meeting, was the public safety power plant that is

peacefully and properly addressed in accordance with the un charter security council resolutions and bilateral agreement no actions that to would it unilaterally change the status quo should be taken as a neighbor of both india and pakistan china hopes to see the dispute effectively managed and stability restored to the relationship between the 2 sides mr president the development is the master key to solving all problems development should be be placed at the center of the global macro policy framework with a continued focus on priority areas such as poverty reduction infrastructure education and public health we need to maintain global development corporation where north south cooperation as the main channel supplemented by south stars cooperation we need to build an open world economy and how developing countries better integrate into the global industrial and value chains. the un member states should achieve a complementarity between the 2030 agenda for sustainable development and their medium to long term development strategies in efforts to pursue high quality development china

they are publishing guidance from more councils to say that this is a good thing to do in the councils should get behind it and there is a very simple legal process that they can use to do that. so there is nothing in the way of councils being able to get behind this and a lot to gain from it. and you made a very good start but is this something that you hope and expect will grow across the country? we really hope it will and we do not see this is the long—term solution, we feel really strongly that children need to be able to play out where they live, wherever they live on an everyday basis in children's lives have become so much more restricted of regeneration that physical activity levels have become really worryingly low with only one in five children now getting the basic minimum amount recommended by the government and so there are serious issues behind this and we just see this as a step towards that longer—term change that is needed for children and, yes. thank you for speaking with us and a brilliant idea, good luck with that. co—founder of the playing out campaign. hell

first coming to the council. that was a question i was asked by then supervisor breed, now mayor breed, had i ever been to a meeting? so made that offer to two of our potential members and josh was able to come that day and got to see what we were doing. we are really excited about the possibility. >> thank you. thank you very much. the next item on the agenda is old business. there is none. item six, new business, the community living fund six months update. welcome, sandy. >> good morning, commissioners. good morning executive director. and the program analyst for the office of community partnership and i'm here today. -- i'm here to present the six-month report i would like to give a quick overview for our newer commissioners. since our last report was back in april. the community living fund was created in 2006 to support aging in place and community placement alternatives for individuals who may otherwise require care within an institution. we provide home and community-based services using two pronged appro

if discussions with the european council proved unsuccessful. i think the government would find it difficult to get such a motion through the house of commons but the bill allows us to do that. clause one specifically provides for those eventualities and if either of those conditions is met, then there can be no further extension. if, however, neither of these conditions have been met by the 19th of october, chosen today deliberately, it is the day after the conclusion of the european council, then the prime minister must ask the eu for a further extension until the 31st of january 2020 in the form of a letter set up in the schedule to the bill. clause three deals with what happens next. if the european council exceeds that request, then the prime minister must agree to it. if however counsel proposes an extension to a different date, and the prime minister must agree to that as well unless the house of commons decides not to pass the motion agreeing to it. that's what subsection three does. it has been wrongly claimed that the eu could propose

city council members are expected to decide on an rv ban on most city streets. live with the impact on people have no other place to live or to park. maria. >> reporter: and right now, there are a few dozen people outside here of city hall. they say they are outraged because they say if this ban were to pass, it would truly force people out of their rv's and out on to the streets, making them truly homeless. that means rv's campers and trailers on streets 40 feet wide or less, which is the typical residential street. city leaders say oversized vehicles can create safety as well as health concerns in regards to human waste and garbage. but the protestors say banning oversized ve essentially every street in mountain view is not the solution and would only make the problem worse. one welcome we spoke to says her friend was forced to live in an rv because of domestic violence. what would this ban do if it were passed to people like your friend? >> it would make it impossible for them to continue to live in mountain view. she works here. she his a job. i don't know w

to replace yaks the local council was 1st need to find another candidate for the job. let's get more on this from d.w. political correspondent clearly from hama style welcome let's start with you and p.d. who are. well there's certainly an extreme right wing party whistlings to the militant neo nazi scene here in germany they have been under observation by the domestic intelligence service for years and there have been several attempts to ban the party according to the federal constitution or the german constitutional court the n.p.t. is indeed pursuing constitutional goals and 2 years ago 2 years ago in 2017 the court only stopped short of banning the patchy because it said it was too weak to endanger democracy so the mainstream parties raised no objection to staff and. elected him so why are they objecting now. well it seems like they just didn't expect the reaction that was coming towards them from the national level and local council member em off i'm going to mcewan's christian democratic party who voted for you actually actually said quote what he does in the pos

security council resolution demanding a truce in northwest syria it called for an end to hostilities and it led the last rebel held province russia is the assad government's main ally this is its 13th security council veto in relation to the syrian conflict at the mass again sir james bass has this reports. about the bands here are you going to use your features you will see it was clear by the time the russian ambassador arrived at the security council that he was likely to yet again use his veto on a resolution about syria. 3 members of the security council kuwait germany and belgium have been working on a resolution calling for a cease fire need lived for over a month their draft allowed for what they called counterterrorism operations but only if they didn't breach international law is there a chance for last minute negotiations to avoid a russian veto at this stage we do everything possible to reach our goal and that is to protect civilians and have international humanitarian law being observed i'm afraid we really witness another very sad day for australia as your know the situ

to replace the local council with 1st need to find another candidate for the job. if i'm on the story i'm joined by the political correspondent kate beatty welcome kate near universal condemnation from national party leaders here in berlin but as we could not report there was nothing undemocratic about stephon reaction election was there. no exactly there wasn't anything undemocratic about this election at all he was elected unanimously by 7 council members so legally speaking there isn't really anything up to debate here but of course as we saw there a meter in that report that main terms of politics and also among voters this has caused quite some uproar here in germany and people have been left asking themselves how they secession could have been made in the 1st place even though some of those council members have said that there was no alternative member but that decision could still be reversed if a 2 thirds majority of the council back the decision to dismiss the current municipal administration but as we also heard there at the end of that report they curren

this is our first disaster council meeting of this fiscal year. i would like to introduce or mayor's office chief of staff. >> good morning. i want to thank you for your continued dedication to the council, all of your work with this. chief scott was saying to me some of the effort we have done to prepare for power outages might have helped us this morning. you never know. it is not a question of if, it is a question of when. we know this work is very important, and thank you for that. >> thank you. i will give just a brief update on the two, one incident and one activity today. there was a power outage this morning around 8:00 a.m. it was a third-party contractor struck a primary transmission line in the mission bay area. initial reports of over 22000 customers were affected. as of 11:00 a.m., almost everyone is restored. there are still 1,800 folks without power. we continue to coordinate on this. as most folks know we have been preparing for power outages as a result of ps public safety power shutoff program. we were able to activate the instan

security council resolution demanding a truce in northwest syria the resolution called for an end to hostilities in the province of idlib the last rebel held stronghold in the country it's moscow's 13th veto at the security council on action on the syrian conflict on diplomatic editor james bays reports about the depends are you going to use your features you will see it was clear by the time the russian ambassador arrived at the security council that he was likely to yet again use his veto on a resolution about syria. 3 members of the security council kuwait germany and belgium have been working on a resolution calling for a cease fire need lived for over a month their draft allowed for what they called counterterrorism operations but only if they didn't breach international law is there a chance for last minute negotiations to avoid a russian veto at this stage we do everything possible to reach our goal and that is to protect civilians and have international humanitarian law being observed i'm afraid we will witness another very sad day for syria as your know the situation in syri

>> reporter: right now city council members are discussing the topic. after listening to three hours of public comment, it has been a long night. as you can see behind me, look crowd is eagerly waiting on the decision. >> i am homeless. >> reporter: she lost her home just a few months ago. on the brink of us living on the streets, she was among the hundreds of showed up at the city hall tonight. >> i have been priced out of my home, due to increased rent. >> we are here tonight to do our best for the homeless. >> reporter: as a line-up for public comment, outside of city hall, the voices of dozens more sliced into the night loud and clear. many protested the homeless navigation center at a surplus poverty off of dakota road. while others are against it being at city hall. there are those that do not want it all because of concerns of crime and encampments. >> it is really for the city hall side, i feel like it is closer to services. it just makes more sense to me. for people without transportation. >> reporter: the city manager told the crowd that there

so, i think definitely it is of course a decision of the council, but i think definitely the council will vote for an extension. nobody wants a disaster and i had the feeling that no—deal brexit is a disaster. in the space for great britain and its people, and any second place it is not good for the union either. we have had lots of talk about trust here. he had been watching what is going on in westminster, what levels of trust you have in borisjohnson? well, i tried to be very polite. quite curious and open and willing to hear any constructive and good solution. until now, we did not have any. but again, it has to be your decision. i have my own opinion. i really think that a strong britain can be only and a strong european union. ims john believer can be only and a strong european union. imsjohn believer in the european union. but that has to be your decision. —— i am a strong believer. but there has to be a compromise, as well. you have to have an agreement and we have reached already. now the same disagreement that it is not good and not saying anything else, well, it make

to replace yosh the local council would 1st need to find another candidate for the job. and incredible story let's take it now to our political correspondent leone even hammerstein she's following it here in berlin good evening to you let's start with the basics here the n.p.t. party who are they well the n.p.t. certainly is an extreme right wing passy with the links to the neo nazi scene here in germany and as we heard in the report the domestic intelligence agency has for years have been observing the n.p.t. and there have been several attempts to ban the patty there constitutional court in germany the highest court has indeed set that the n.p.t. is pursuing anti constitutional goals and resembles hit us and stamp a party and in 2017 the constitutional court stopped short of banning it only because it said they considered it too weak to actually endangered democracy you know all of this of course no one before stefan yosh was elected and yet the mainstream parties they are like them braised know what jackson's to him so why in the world today objecting now. well they c

that the council. to consider adding a provision to the mission's mandate to enable scalable cease fire support for whatever form of further truce or cessation of hostilities is agreed between the parties. negotiations among security council members have begun the timing is tight the mandate for the u.n. mission in libya expires in just 11 days time until government protesters are gathering in argentina's capital buenos aires they are angry at president when they see a mockeries attempts to steer the country out of a worsening financial crisis the measures include currency controls limiting foreign transactions that exceed $10000.00 a month well markers accounts for years of financial volatility largely as a result of a weak currency and high debt as a lot of spending led to huge government deficits in 2007 which carried on for nearly a decade investors began to then leave the country when argentina's lower market standing but its high import fees became unmanageable president machree who was defeated

national security council. it is officials say, in fact, as the whistleblower said a stand alone system. it is disconnected from other networks. the data can be retrieved only by words with code word access to individual intelligence programs. well, who had the necessary access and clearances to hide the president's call transcripts on that national security server? and what can be done now to follow that incredible, you know, not just revelation, but that incredible lead on what else they might have done now that we know where they have been stashing everything? joining us now is congressman adam schiff, the chairman of the house intelligence committee, and he has had a very long day. thank you for joining us tonight. >> my pleasure. >> i have a whole bunch of questions for you. but let me just ask if i said anything in there not in keeping of your understanding of where we are or what the revelations in this scandal have been thus far? did i screw anything up there? >> no. i think you summarized the allegatio

political solution which we all prefer for syria is basically due to the inability of the security council to protect civilians and make necessary decisions to stem the bloodshed and the continued intransigence of the syrian regime and its rejection of all regional and international initiatives everyone listening to me now knows full well that when we refer to the security council we mean its major powers. it is high time the syrian people enjoy the security a decent life and justice through a political solution that fulfills the aspirations of all the components of the syrian people in line with the 1st geneva communique and security council resolutions including resolution 2254 in a way that will preserve the territorial integrity sovereignty and independence of syria and upholding justice by holding the perpetrators of atrocities against civilians accountable in line with the rules of international law the state of qatar will continue to carry out its humanitarian obligation in providing political support and humanitarian aid to the brotherly syrian people to alleviate their suffering.

out of respect for this security council resolution, we provided europe with the opportunity to fulfill its 11 commitments. compensate for the u.s. withdrawal. however, unfortunately, we only heard beautiful words while witnessing no effective measures. allas now become clear for turnshe united states back to its commitments and europe is unable and incapable of fulfilling its commitments. a even of adopted step-by-step approach and implementing paragraphs 26 and 36 of the jcp oa. we remain committed to our promises in the deal. however. we have a limit. not respect. does the united nations security council, resolutions, and when europe displaced -- displays , the only way shall be to rely on national dignity, .ride and strength they call us to negotiations while they run away from treaties and deals. we negotiated with the incumbent the five plust on one negotiating table. however, they failed to honor the commitment made by the predecessor. nation andf my states, i would like to announce that our response to any negotiation under sanctions is negative. the government and people of ira

travis weber with the family research council's is our guest. what is it? are a christian organization and arguing for all family and for every person and every faith to live out their faith fully. host: "the washington times" story noticing that in the audience, tony perkins, the president of the family research council. consultident or aides with family research council at all i head this address at the u.n.? suggest -- ands i will let tony speak to whatever he might have said to the president's administration, but these are clear steps that i would communicate to any government official in the administration when they ask me for recommendations that we would support and like to see pushed by the administration both the u.n. and international diplomacy. host: nate in springfield, massachusetts, an independent. caller: hi, thank god for c-span. with what yourm guest is saying, in fact, i have a problem with almost everything your guest is saying. why is it our business to go an independent state and tell them how to believe, what to believe? i don't unders

and in response to the other council member. so i didn't feel there was any opportunity for anybody who was visually impaired to complete the application if there was no interactive audio content. >> not built in. >> that's why i asked the question. >> thank you. >> ms. yu: i think you can uncover a lot of this through user testing with people who are blind. my only thing is please pay your user testers. that's all. >> okay. >> ms. senhaux (chair): thank you. any questions from staff? >> nicole: thank you for being here, emily. i'm very sorry that our colleague maria could not join. i think there are other questions, but i think it would be good to, maybe collect those and help get some of these other questions. one comment that i have -- and again we're happy to work with your team -- when you were talking about the slide that is not rolled out yet on the different disability categories that you're asking the agencies to account for, i guess my question is, let's see if i can be as succinct as possible -- if the unit has not be

to replace yosh the local council would 1st need to find another candidate for the job. if i'm on the story i'm joined by political correspondent kate brady welcomed kate near universal condemnation from national party leaders here in berlin but as we could not report there was nothing undemocratic about. election was there no exactly there wasn't anything undemocratic about this election so he was elected unanimously by 7 council members so legally speaking there isn't really anything up to debate here but of course as we saw there a meter in that report that in terms of politics and also among viruses they says caused quite some uproar here in germany and people have been left asking themselves how they secession could have been made in the 1st place even though some of those council members have said that there was no alternative member but that decision could still be reversed if a 2 thirds majority of the council back at the decision to dismiss the current municipal administration but as we also heard there at the end of that report they currently don't seem to have

. >>> i'm kate larson at city hall where the mayor and council are discussing whether to rename a road hereafter president barack obama. >>> i'm amanda outside levistadium. new development tonight sure to intensify those issues. abc 7 news starts right >>> president trump just wrapped 's sg then l antomorrow >> touched at moffet field for a fund raiser. >> his first california stop was in silicon valley where his supporters not only welcomed him with enthusiasm but kept insisting the president come back more often. a wave, a fist bump and chants of usa. that was the scene as president trump landed at the field this morning to attend a fund raiser at this silicon valley mansion hosted by scott mcneely and his wife. greeting the president as he got off the plane. >> he's acutely aware of the homeless crisis, of the one-sided government, the housing crisis, of the water crisis. you know, he's very familiar with california's issues. >> reporter: about 5 b $1,000 a $100,000 a ticket spent a few hours with the president under tense and heavy security. >> the president was charming, personabl

security council resolution demanding a truce in northwest syria a call for an end to hostilities in the last rebel held province russia is the assad government's main ally and this is its 13th security council veto in relation to the syrian conflict is that diplomatic editor james bass. about the defense here are you going to use your feet or you will see it was clear by the time the russian ambassador arrived at the security council that he was likely to yet again use his veto on a resolution about syria 3 members of the security council kuwait germany and belgium have been working on a resolution calling for a cease fire need lived for over a month their draft allowed for what they called counterterrorism operations but only if they didn't breach international law is there a chance for last minute negotiations to avoid a russian veto this stage we do everything possible to reach our goal and that is to protect civilians and have international humanitarian law being observed. i'm afraid we really witness another very sad day for syria as your know the situation in syria is worse th

. >>> the dc council looking to ban so-called gay panic defense and thousands of northern virginiay, lining up at amaz's job fair and a multi-million lawsuit filed against kevin har s after aex tape emerges.ng tmz br that down. first, shawn starts us off. >>> let talk about what you just mentioned. have you ever heardf gay panic defenses? it allows a person charged with a violent crimeo claim they acted in self-defense after learning the victim was gay. there's an effort now to end that practice in dc. dc council chairhil mendelson is moving forward with the sexual orientation and gender identity panic defense prohibition act. the multiple acts o violence adjacentstrict a the district against transgendered individuals is a piece of this. but we know that for years, there have been indiduals who have been accused of assaulting even murring other people who b -- other victimseing gay or transgender, then claimed that they panicked. s fox 5 tom fitzgerald ive at the wilson building tonight. tom, i was surprised t hear this was a legal defense. have other states or cities enacted laws to

that can as a security council the the u.n. can act you see why i think. india is stonewalling the situation because india knows that once the international community gets involved then then the ruling will be for the people of the international community will insist on the people of kashmir exercising their right of self-determination i'd like to focus on another component of your meeting with president trump for just a minute because when you were there much of your meeting time was taken up with the issue of afghanistan now i want to ask what do you make of president trump basically calling off the peace talks with the taliban and how do you believe that's going to impact the security situation for pakistan. well 1st let's just concentrate on of honest on billy from a human point of view everyone must want to. help the afghans get peace so therefore pakistan is playing its part whatever little influence we have on the taliban we have asked them to you know go on the dialogue table they've all agree the talks with the americans actually were a pretty adv