The worlds top diplomats are Holding Meetings across the middle east in a desperate attempt to end the fighting in gaza. 583 palestinians have been killed since the violence started more than two weeks ago. Most of the dead are civilians, 27 soldiers and two civilians have been killed. Nicole johnston reports from gaza. Reporter gazas eastern neighborhoods, those closest to israel have become nogo areas. Dangerous, even during a ceasefire. The International Solidarity Movement Released this video which appears to show the moment israeli sniper fire killed a palestinian. The man was apparently searching for family members in the neighborhood of gaza. During the humanitarian ceasefire on sunday. The first shella pierce to hit him in the hand. We have frozen this video as the next images are disturbing. But as he lies in the rubble hes shot again twice more. Israel hasnt commented on the video. Elsewhere a hospital was hit, the third in this conflict. Multiple shells struck a hospital in
As a deal is struck with the separatists. Renewed fighting in donetske as the Government Forces try to take back the ukrainian city. Welcome to the news hour. The people of gaza are running out of safe havens. For days now, following warnings from the israeli army, thousands have been heading into gaza city. But the city now is under heavy attack. These images are from al aksa hospital where israeli shells landed monday afternoon. Doctors say much of the hospital is now nonoperational. From israel army, our Administration Unit and surgical ward and are female and male under attack, the bomb is in our hospital now and operative units under attack. We cannot do anything here for our patients and for our injured peoples. Our correspondent Nicole Johnston joins us and as night falls, nicole, you can see the damage from street level. Whats your assessment . Yes, we did that just before it became dark. We drove to the outskirts of shujayea, the area that have been hit. An area of gaza called
Which is to intimidate and threaten and thats troubling. I was very troubled to hear in Public Comment about how in some of these establishments it seems like prices are being increased without any of what are the requisite approvals that need to be obtained. I would ask the City Attorney if you can please review the leases that are i dont know how many leases were talking about. The chair, maybe you can tell us maybe how many were talking about. I cant recall the exact number. Its somewhere in the range of eight to ten that were looking at, but id be happy to look into that question an report back. One question i would have is if a business and establishment raises prices can they do that unilaterally or do they have to go through a process where they require approval of management. I know john martin try to run a tight ship. One chemical question i would be would that be a breech of the lease . Were not there yet so i would ask we make a motion to continue this item to the first imme
Im going to adjourn in a memoriam. Our city and Chinese American Community has lost a warm kind and outstanding when laura lie passed away on december 10th after suffering from liver cancer for over 5 years. Laura was born in china on january 7, 1933. She had only 4 years of formal schooling in hong kong before immigrating to the United States. She went to Washington Elementary School and because of her age she was quickly promoted to Galileo High School and during this time she joined mun shing the Democratic Youth League not too different from the Chinese Association. At the time of that organization mun shing was subjected to surveillance and harassment by the federal government and fbi and elements of the Chinese Community itself. With the mun shing laura became active in drama and theatre and there she met her husband who she married after high school. Laura lie worked for pg e before retiring in 1995. Throughout their married life, she was his main companions and assistant and pa
Closed, buff we can continue the item itself. The item itself. Item 48, sure. Thats seconded by supervisor mar. Without objection thats been continued, item 48 to january 7, 2015. With that, colleagues, we will now reconvene as the board of supervisors and proceed pack to our item 50, which we left off at. Again, i want to thank everyone for being here today for item 48. Now well go back to roll call for introductions. We left off with supervisor breed who had completed her submission. Id like to introduce new business, supervisor campos. Im the potential short term and longterm strategies to help alleviate the affects of flooding along folsom street in the mission district, the area of 17th and folsom, which is actually the lowest point in the city which always floods every time that there is not even a significant rain. Even a minor rain sometimes, and over the post few weeks we have been working with Community Members to prepare for the storm and i want to thank the Public Utility C