As a matter of fact, theres a hepatitis outbreak in los angeles that is spreading into the streets that could easily come to san francisco. There are people dying in fires that are started in tents on the streets and moving to other tents. I dont know what else could be a greater emergency. If were not in every single building and every single district with every single ounce of political will we have all working to solve this issue, as a crisis, and in an emergency fashion, then we are failing to do our job. So i absolutely could not disagree with you more, supervisor peskin, and will not support a continuance of item 57 and only reluctantly out of respect for supervisor kim will support a continuance for item 56. Councillor breed thank you. Supervisor tang. Councillor tang i agree with supervisor ronen in this case. And per the budget analyst report, without this Emergency Declaration, the work will continue 12 to 18 months to complete and with this Emergency Declaration, we can shor
The streets that could easily come to san francisco. There are people dying in fires that are started in tents on the streets and moving to other tents. I dont know what else could be a greater emergency. If were not in every single building and every single district with every single ounce of political will we have all working to solve this issue, as a crisis, and in an emergency fashion, then we are failing to do our job. So i absolutely could not disagree with you more, supervisor peskin, and will not support a continuance of item 57 and only reluctantly out of respect for supervisor kim will support a continuance for item 56. Councillor breed thank you. Supervisor tang. Councillor tang i agree with supervisor ronen in this case. And per the budget analyst report, without this Emergency Declaration, the work will continue 12 to 18 months to complete and with this Emergency Declaration, we can shorten that timeline 7 to 13 points. I agree that i consider it an emergency in our city r
Travel turnout. Lets get a check of the accuweather forecast. Everybody wants to know what to expect for the Holiday Weekend and today the rush is on. Reporter they can expect a little bit of everything this weekend, its almost spring like today with temperatures in some locations in south jersey and delaware, hitting 60 degrees or warmer. Tomorrow morning, its colder and Christmas Morning you might have snow on the ground. Allentown, 38 degrees. Philadelphia, 45. Millville, 45. Cape may, already pushing 50. As we take a look at the radar here, you can see lots of rain pushing through. Well see periods of rain today, this this is the first of several rounds pushing through throughout the day. Lancaster moderate rain indicated by the darker shades of green. This steadier batch is pushing north of philadelphia into new york city. Drying around the delaware bay. Cloudy and damp, high of 59 in philadelphia. 06 south and east with the occasional rain. Winds could gust anywhere from 15 to 25
Nearly 200 people have died after a Tropical Storm struck the southern philippines. The countrys second largest island mindanao bore the brunt of the storm, which caused flash floods and landslides. One village has been completely buried. Andy moore reports. Clinging to the neck of his rescuer, a young boy is carried across the floodwaters. There was little sign of official help here, just villagers doing their best to rescue each other with fragile ropes. In a country used to devastating storms, this took many by surprise. The authorities said too many people had ignored warnings to leave coastal areas and river banks. Many of the casualties were on the main southern island, mindanao. This man said houses were getting flooded but people couldnt escape, so they got caught in the strong currents and swept away. Many places were hit by landslides. Flimsy houses were buried beneath tonnes of debris. The red cross is helping coordinate the relief effort. We have already provided water and
Welcome to bbc news. The authorities in the philippines say more than 180 people have been killed in floods and landslides triggered by a major Tropical Storm. Scores of people are missing and tens of thousands have been forced to leave their homes. The countrys second largest island, mindanao, was worst affected. Local Officials Say many residents had ignored warnings to leave vulnerable coastal areas. 0ur correspondent andy moore has the latest. Clinging to the neck of his rescuer, a young boy is carried across the floodwaters. There was little sign of official help here, just villagers doing their best to rescue each other with fragile ropes. In a country used to devastating storms, this took many by surprise. The authorities said too many people had ignored warnings to leave coastal areas and river banks. Many of the casualties were on the main southern island, mindanao. This man said houses were getting flooded but people couldnt escape, so they got caught in the strong currents a