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Been flooding into turkey, driven from their homes from by iis militants. Most are women, and children. They are armed with some of the latest u. S. Weapons, captured from iraqi depots. But they were taken from towns near the border where villagers said they have been kidnapping women and beheading victims and burning homes. The current fighting is centered around i and out of rob. They have close the border to the hundreds of young men wanting to return to the fight against is. The pressure is ...

A dramatic race against the clock to save them. Dozens of people plunging into a ranging river to try and save them. And you wont believe what happens next. And good morning, america. Love that story about the Good Samaritans. They did the right thing. We have a lot to get to this morning, including a big, live event. Were kicking off upgrade your morning. Surprising people all across america. Giving them something to make their morning a little better and challenging you at home to do the same....

Elections. In our signature segment Brittany Maynard, the young woman with terminal brain cancer, has gone to oregon to get the medication she needs to die. Well look at how the assisted suicide law there works. And a boston exhibit celebrating the works of alexander calder. Next on pbs newshour weekend. Pbs newshour weekend is made possible by Corporate Funding is provided by mutual of america designing customized individual and Group Retirement products. Thats why we are your retirement compan...

Work for decades. And i just really want to honor her life and im excited about the opening of affordable Senior Housing in the tenderloin in her name. Its not always that you get to see your own naming before you pass, and im really glad that her and her family got to see how important her life and achievements have been before she left us. I think it was a huge shock for so many of us to know we wont be seeing her any more, or i wont be seeing her in her office, as she holds me accountable and...

Works in the Nonprofit Sector that has a contract, i assume, with the city to be able to give advice on how this would impact nonprofits that would fall under this category. I just want to reiterate, just because our office did spend quite a bit of time putting together a policy that impacted many of our employers, the fair chance act which i coauthored with supervisor malia cohen, that was a tenmonth process to put together the actual specifics of what the fair chance ordinance would look like,...

Thank you mr. Clerk. So first colleagues im introducing a request for a hearing in september about Water Conservation in the city to provide our city departments participate recreation and Parks Department with an opportunity to talk about the steps their taxing theres confusion why some water is turned off and plant watering is not happening. The second to explore with various departments whether or not legislation is appropriate to require that probably new construction and multi unit building...

Good afternoon everyone. My name is david campos and im the chair of the Neighborhood Services and Safety Committee of the board of supervisors of the city and county of San Francisco. It is our regular meeting of october 23, 2014. We are joined today by supervisor mar and scott wiener. The clerk of the committee is derek evans and wed like to thank the following members of sfgtv staff who are covering this meeting today, Jessie Larson and joshua alex sander, district clerk, do you have any anno...

And a half ive made the m is l and j and all of muni one of any highest priorities we work with the mta staff for the mini prompt for the inner sunset and supervisor wiener and i developed seating and weve held hearing for the train replacement ive worked with mta director john to launch shelter Train Service on the ervin parts and helped to secure the funding for the mta and local funding weve where else about this so many times i think my readers are tired of hearing about it and clearly they ...

Franciscos growth wealth divide between the haves and the have nots. Id like to thank supervisors campos, cohen, supervisor chiu for joining me in calling for the Digital Divide in our city. Last week the San Francisco chronicle came out with an editorial calling the Digital Divide a disturbing divide, citing a field poll study done saying 25 of californians, about a quarter of everyone living in our state do not have adequate access to highspeed internet. I think it raised some concerns for me ...

Not legislation is appropriate to require that probably new construction and multi unit buildings have water meters for each invented unit right away right now you can build a multi unit building thats not mediations for water theres no incentive to conservation water or know how much water so use for older buildings its infeasible to shift over to individual meters but at a minimum we should look at this for new construction i was surprised to learn thats not a requirement we will receive a sta...