This allows member to address the Treasure Island Development Authority board on matters within the subject matter jurisdiction and do not appear on todays agenda. Public comment will be held each item of the agenda. You may address the board up to 3 minutes. Prior to making comments state your name and organization you are representing if any for the record. Mark connor. Good afternoon mark coner and rez dchbt of Treasure Island and represent myself. Thank sfgovtv and the bhored for broadcasting the meeting. A couple amounsments, august 9 sfpuc is presenting a update with [inaudible] it will be at the belding here. I encourage someone from thisboard or from the titius staff to attend in case the public has questions dealing with tidea and not the puc. August 2 we have National Light out and the purpose is build relationship between the community and police and this has never been as important as it is now. The crisis we are facing. This will be the last National Night out that im coor
Hollywood. How can the Entertainment Industry really keep them out the u. N. Says it is trying to crackdown 21 tons of aid which it tried to air drop to syrian civilians in der azzor when they attempted to drop pallets from the air after aid trucks were not able to reach the town last week because it is surrounded by i. S. I. L. Controlled territory. Theres more positive news on the diplomatic front ahead of a pause due to start on saturday. Rebels groups negotiations have begin and the main group the nhc has suggested it will accept the deal for two weeks. Meanwhile Syrian Kurdish fighters, the y. P. G. , say they will also abide by the cessation of hostilities. Al jazeeras diplomatic editor james bays reports from new york reporter at the Security Council there was stinging criticism of syrian regime. The u. N. Humanitarian chief told ambassadors the government had delayed aid deliveries to a town and blocked until now assistance to another area. The number, scope and complexity of b
At an emotional memorial in st. Petersburg money in misery the greeks reluctantly benefitting from europes refugee crisis hello, thank you for joining us. Myanmar is the biggest move from dictatorship to democracy appears to have gone smoothly. The election billed as the freest is thought to have achieved a turn out of 80 , with many voting for the first time in their lives. The outcome will not be clear and could be followed with weeks of political wrangling. Aung san suy kyis lead for democracy is expected to win the most votes. It needs 67 of seats to take control of the parliament and choose the president a role she herself is not allowed to hold. The army dominates politics after decades in power. The union backed Solidarity Party needs 35 of seats to form a majority because 25 of seats are reserved for the military. Activists say up to 4 Million People may have been unable to vote, including the minority rohingya muslims. Al jazeera spent the day at a Polling Center in yangon. Th
Agreeings benefitting from europes refugee cries. Plus a weekend of comedy from president ial hopeful. Your top sports stories this sunday. Motogp has a new champion as Jorge Lorenzo gets the championship from team mate Valentino Rossi. Myanmars biggest from particular day forship to democracy appears to have gone smoothly. The country has had a turn out of 80 with many people voting for the first time in their lives. The outcome wont be clear for a couple of days days. The democracy is expected to win, but needs 76 of seats to take control of the parliament, a role that Aung San Suu Kyi is not allowed to hold. The army domestic hates politics. The military backed union needs 35 to form a majority. Thats because 2a 5 of the seats are actually reserved for the military. Also activityists say up to 400 people may have brenn unable to vote. A day at the polling station in yangon. Reporter the end of historic day here. The end of polling for this general election. It seems to have gone ver
Again, the fight against i. S. I. L. The battle of kobane is gaining momentum with the arrival of kurdish peshawar forces from iraq. People at a refugee camp on turkeys border watched and cheered as war planes flew over kobane. Black smoke billowed over the besieged area. This report from the turkish side of the border. We are a few kilometres away from kobane, with the sound of sporadic fighting and shelling persisted throughout saturday. Behind me is an entrance to the town. That is where the Iraqi Kurdish peshawar crossed over on friday, early hours of saturday, bringing reinforcements for the Syrian Kurdish fighters who have been combatting i. S. I. L. Peshawar forces stationed themselves mainly in the west in the city. They brought with them pickup trucks that were carrying heavy weaponry like antiaircraft guns, rocket launches, bazooka, and the like. These are weaponries that the syrian, kurdish fighters belonging to the y. P. G. And their allies from the Free Syrian Army had bee