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karen was born in san francisco, california to james r mccoy and eta jean porter. she attended thomas moore school and immaculate conception high school where she was class president and received associate of arts in physical education general education from san francisco city college and bachelor in art leisure studies in 1994 and master of science from san francisco state in college career counseling in 2003. she retire friday parks and rec in 2012 after 31 years of service. she was predeceased by per -- by her mother and leaves her brothers dudley and michael mccoy and step sister cheryl turner and family and to her cousins, friends brenda moore, and other friends and jordan and jackson mccoy and her family and friends. her first job was an aquatics cashier with the rec and parks department and following her passion to change lives she developed a project for drug and tobacco awareness for teenage girls and assisted with a program that worked with the most challenging young adults in the bay area. a person with many talents she started her own catering company,

the eta will provide a bus bridge between the mountain view and sunnyvale stations. no word on why that person was on the tracks. our breaking news coverage continues now on twitter at abc 7 news bay area. >>> police are searching for a man who sexually assaulted a 10-year-old boy who was just walking down the street in east oakland. it happened around 3:00 p.m. on tuesday on 98th avenue near elm hurst park. a man lured the boy away from the street and assaulted him. the boy was able to get away and told his parents what happened. he described the suspect as a thin man in his 40s, with salt and pepper hair and a full beard. crimestoppers is offering a $7500 award for information leading to an arrest. >> investigators are trying to figure out why the smoke alarms and fire escapes were not working in last night's intensifier in san francisco. the fire in the mission district killed one person and injured six others. residents and business owners are pushed out as a result. leann melendez is there with the latest. >> reporter: the fire chief was concerned about a long l

even as we celebrate our successes, we must acknowledge that the most recent eta regarding state government revenue and expenditures presents a clear challenge that must be addressed. for the past several weeks, we have been in consultation with government, business, and industry leaders, regarding shared fiscal concerns. they have been generous with their time, and frank with their advice. tomorrow, i will present this legislature a proposed two-year budget that will be in balance with revenues exceeding expenditures each of those fiscal years. and we will continue our march to zero income taxes. we will do this because the states with no income tax consistently grow faster than those with high income taxes. there may be some who consider this course to goal. while i am the sort of guy who would have sent alex gordon from third base. getting our income taxes 20 represents our best opportunity. they represent our best opportunity for long-term growth. i propose this budget as a starting point in your deliberations. i understand and appreciate fully that the power of the purse is yours, and

when you look at the actual eta from the 36 retailers that have come out with holiday sales results inast week ahead of the conference and same-store sales, a lot of them have been positive. that's a profound change from what we've seen in the previous quarter's. it looks like retailers may be doing better than these are showing. >> are the numbers skewed because the christmas shopping season begins so early? >> that is a great point. retailers came out of the gates strong trying to drive traffic forward into november and it was much more spread out this year. with the advent of more mobile and online shopping, we don't see as much traffic around black friday, so that has had an impact as well. >> we saw times when consumers were more confident and shrugged off the caution they display during the recession. are consumers going back to being practical with their money or is it psychological? >> i think there's a higher level of practicality. we've seen spurts with a have listened the purse strings, but it looks like they are paying down debt and trying to add to savings, spending more f

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the eta says the lines leaked millions of gallons of raw sewage into streams and rivers in the state. wssc is supposed to have the issues fixed by 2017. the "post" says they're asking for an extension. wssc says permit problems are the reason for the delay. >>> the district lost millions in speed cram revenue last year. seems many cameras were not properly maintained. "the washington post" first reported this problem. d.c. mayor responded saying some of the camera was not installed on time and many batteries not replaced. a police spokesperson says the cold weather of 2014 was a factor in not being able to change those batteries. former mayor vincent gray and police chief kathy len neer said last year a change in driver behavior led to the drop in speed camera revenue. >>> right now president obama is back at the white house, changing course on a tax plan that could have cost parents big money. >>> plus learning more about the virginia man killed in libya in a hotel attack. >>> and for the first time in five years americans are eating more burgers. we're going to explain why and look

. >> you had bob gates leon pan eta all saying the same thing. it comes to the islamic state, lack of strategy there could have been troops sooner or training sooner. frustration not just among uniform military but guys like this aren't speaking for themselves. you are hearing it from bob gates and people who are in the cabinet and the message is kind of the same. >> clearly we do need a new security architecture some kind of strategy for how we are going to not just fight these groups on the ground or help our allies fight them but how we counter their ideology. i know the administration doesn't want to call it an ideology but it is like an ideology and has to be confronted with soft power and some kind of muslim pushback against it. i don't think the administration has figured out what to do yet. i think the next president will have to deal with this. this will be number one problem. >> as we talked about words matter, how you say something matters. here is the secretary of state talking about the terrorist threat just a couple of days ago. >>

still no eta as far as when everything will be turned back on. >>> this morning a maryland man is ind with stealing more than $20,000 worth of jc penney merchandise. robert palmer was arrested by maryland state police and the fbi. they say he was a driver for the department store and started taking things he was supposed to be transporting last year. they found stolen shoes, clothes, even kitchen appliances and a tag sensor remover at his home. >>> in d.c. police arrest 25d people in a prostitution sting. it happened friday in northwest, not far from the washington convention center. police say some of the people they arrested were johns who solicit prostitutes. according to police one of the johns was carrying illegal drugs. >>> d.c. mayor muriel bowser responding to the latest report into the deadly smoke incident on metro's yellow line. the d.c. department of homeland security release add report about communication n the transit agency and d.c. fire and ems. metro had gone on the record saying that the fire department changed some communication settings in a central control room w

eta put the pressure on ikea to make that addition.ns are expanding their options as well. white castle has veggie sliders and chipotle is telling vegan for awhile. >> it looks like colorado may have to give residents refunds on their taxes because of all the revenue generated by the marijuana sales. the state's constitution puts a limit on how much tax money colorado can get so about 30 million bucks could make its way back to residents. the question now will it go to all taxpayers are just those who buy marijuana? >>> video of a texas ups driver is going viral tonight. >> you know what, not only for what he's caught doing to the packages he's delivering. look at this. the home own are in posted video on youtube shows the driver throwing those packages over the gate and then you can see the driver relieving himself on the man's house. he did. homeowner says his packages were -- no surprisingly damaged. he says he called ups. the company apologized and told him that driver's fired. >>> the big discovery at the salon changing women's li

no eta when that will be fix.ire in upper dublin has butler pike blocked near norristown road and of course that toll hike that went into effect yesterday on the pennsylvania turnpike, if you have e-z pass it is a non-issue. you will go through e-z pass lanes and get the bill in the end of the month. however, if you use cash, be ready for that 1.10, 1.25 it is another owe 5 percent. we will see delays at the cash toll plaza as, as folks to have grab an extra dime or so, to meet the toll. otherwise, we are starting to see delays on both 422 and 202, and looking good, up and over the bridge, mike back over to you. >> bob, i will steel your thunder here. do some traffic here. camden county, new jersey road is back opened after a car slammed into a pole there. it happened around 1:30 at old black horse pike and hill crest lane in blackwood. gloucester township. the car hit a utility pole and snapped it in half. only one car was involved. nobody was hurt. >>> 6:35. police need your help to find a missing elderly man. t

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. >> does anybody have an eta on the other dolphin?stic tests and tags them. panicking animals don't make the process easy. >> the animals are stressed, so they could be thrashing around. >> responders try to minimize distress by moving the dolphins closer together. >> they're basically experiencing car crashes. we have to take that social nature into consideration. >> the strandings are relentless. >> it would not stop. day or so would go by and we wouldn't hear reports. we thought okay, this is the end or the beginning of the end. then the day after we'd get a report of ten more live animals. >> despite heroic efforts, rescuers can't save every animal. losses are tough even for experienced volunteers like tracy plout. >> it's difficult when we respond day after day after day and put in hours to attempt to help these animals and we lose them. >> why are they dying? yeah. >> no one goes home until all the live dolphins are back in the ocean. but finding a good release location can be tough. >> we're releasing them in a place we don't u

we're all just hanging out and sweating in the bathroom. [ laughter ] we're like, does anyone have an etaw which is like -- cause you're not supposed to laugh. it's like laughing in church. going like -- >> it's like she's here, she's here. [ fart sound ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so everyone starts laughing. then we all said all right, let's sing happy birthday. but let's not scream it. let's sing like a nice -- ♪ happy birth -- then as soon as she came, we went "surprise!" and then we all went -- ♪ happy birthday like screaming. [ laughter ] but i have a videotape. and i forgot to bring it in, because i forgot to upload it. >> oh, god. >> jimmy: but maybe next time cameron's on i'll have to show it. but that was the most fun night. we had the greatest time ever. and she had a great, great birthday. >> we did it was really -- >> jimmy: it's always fun hanging out with you. so you get to be funny in this movie. it's you and johnny depp. >> mm-hmm >> jimmy: "mortdecai." have you met johnny depp before? >> i had met him once at a bar in london. at sort of this loungey type bar. we have the sam

there is the future cast with the eta of the storm any time after 7:00, 8:00 in the philadelphia areachance to really give thaws much precipitation. this will be more of nones ands storm, might be home and sleep right through this one than will be a good thing. sunday into monday storm not so sure about that one. future snowfall totals, estimating maybe not much at all in philadelphia. sunday, into monday potential storm, that could be even a coastal storm so we'll watch that situation, 22 degrees in philadelphia, one below is her so mount pocono, these are the actual temperatures, folks 17 degrees in wilmington, and high temperature of 35 today with the snow coming late in the day overnight gone by morning. only 25 on saturday. and then talking maybe coming home from your superbowl party sunday night into groundhog day another winter storm. >> appropriate groundhog day here we go again. >> what does it mean if it snows on groundhog day? definitely get winter. >> if it sees its shadow, it is on. if it is cloudy spring is coming early. isn't that weird? >> yes. >> yes, if it sees its s

new jersey transit has been shut down since yesterday, with no eta when trains or buses will be running. forget about it. the entire system statewide shut down and buses are parked. amtrak services suspended insuring to boston but if you are going to travel insuring to washington they have acela trains with reduced services. patco a modified schedule up and through wilmington. >> my name is mike and i'm on a two hour delay. >> mike is on a two hour delay. >> this just in me. >> how about this video from delaware county. >> driver lost control and slammed in the utility pole in newtown square. you can see it there the in the roadway. this accident happened around 3:00 this morning. accident caused wires to come crashing down on to the the street. no word if that roadway is still closed i'm sure crews are dealing with that deshea wilson says roads are slick. we have been showing reports and people out there driving. be careful. she said people should stay off the road in mount laurel until ban is lifted because you should be careful. >> at 3:00 o'clock in the morning snow was coming down

arrival time between 7:00 and 8:00 in the philadelphia area, the the eta, if you will and it continues light snowfall, through about 10:00, noon and after one or 2:00 in the afternoon i think it will be over. that winter weather advisory will be lifted before 4:00 p.m. and that should be it for that. it is cold even though it is not as windy as yesterday, as steve said 22 degrees and our wind chillies 14. it is really cold, you have to bundle up but doesn't feel bad when that wind isn't whipping around. sunrise 7:23 this morning. temperature range from that 22 in philadelphia to the 20's south and east and teens north and west of us. wind chills sing is will digits in the mountains and lehigh valley. wind chills in the teens every where else. make sure you dress the kids for temperatures in the teens. 26 degrees is our good -- that is our high temperature today with the morning snow tapering off by this afternoon. that takes care of today, seven day forecast, not too far away. it the is kind of the calm, before dot dot, dot bob kelly, you know the rest. >> yes exactly. 4:03. good morni

it's due to some emergency road repair because of an earlier crash and we have a new eta of 7 a.m. this will be out there for the beginnin of the morning commute. stacked up in both directions for about an exit. if you are heading to oakland, everything is still looking okay right now near the oakland airport and coliseum. again, it's farther south near that marina exit where all the backups are. here's a live look at the bay bridge. the toll plaza. should be wrapping up now so all good so far approaching the toll plaza. no metering lights. no delay there. in san jose fog near the 880/237 interchange visibility really bad. so yeah, coming out of downtown san jose, just note the chp made note of that a little earlier. and mass transit is all on time. bart golden gate ferries caltrain and "ace" train 1 leaving the central valley. if you have any questions about your morning ride, remember kcbs, our radio partner, when you hit the roads at 106.9 fm or 740-am. with the forecast, here's roberta. >>> once we get rid of the fog, we'll have sunshine. our live weather camera towards san jos

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so we learned from chp that there is no eta for when they will be able to re-open lanes. is going to be until at least after 7:00. so if you want to find an alternate, it is jammed up only for about an exit right now. detour off the freeway. they are letting cars off at 164th and you can get back on the freeway from there or you can use 880. everything is moving fine. unfortunately, that's not our only issue in the east bay. all lanes are now back open but the eastshore freeway still a mess from at least san pablo dam road all the way down to powell. there was an earlier multi-car crash with injuries just before the macarthur maze. the latest drive time is 31 minutes interest from the carquinez bridge and the metering lights are on at the bay bridge. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> a convicted rapist who has been up in oregon in jail has been extradited back to the bay area. he will face murder charges on monday. rodney halbower is now accused of killing two women in the '70s part of the notorious gypsy hill mur

she said until i heard of eta lovelies the only woman woman program right heard that as a character in a batman comic. my father and michaels were so i had this role models. it's useful for people to have role models if they are going to be inspired for innovators and that is indeed what we do when we write this book. we say these are the people that can be role models and help you understand what innovation is all about. now the computers are pretty pretty cool thing but eniac had 17,400 vacuum tubes which is means it's not something you can take home. it had to be made personal because that's america for the digital revolution taking wonderful devices and connecting a more intimately making them more personal. you have to have things like a computer. you have to have people like linklater. he had been at m.i.t. and was in a private company so aligned with m.i.t.. it was after world war ii and they were something that happened after world war ii they really helped america become the powerhouse of the digital age and that was there was a collaboration between government funding univers

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then he hears him say he is supporting hundreds of thousands of people is the traditional is he in eta can he assess the situation accurately in the fall line gets dead he thinks i have been working here 25 years and the call me a coward? they also don't know he is going through a cancer scare. it turns out he doesn't buy he thought he did he has a number of test in doctors' appointments scheduled the next day to get the results for all that night he feels he may be a dead man anyway been lesbos finally cause of back he says we have a suggestion. code to the eastern side to pick out the biggest troublemakers and let the amount because hopefully the rest of them will quiet down. sold pulled aside to take the passport is and stamp their face and let them out and don't tell them they were expelled for ever. . . [inaudible conversations] >> hi everybody. this is much too tall for me. anyway, thank you so much for coming this evening. before we get started a few housekeeping points. if you take the time now to turn

working with you and so i am glad to have you here and i have a question for the staff, what is the eta on our annual report? >> we are still waiting for a few documents from you, and then we will be getting started on it. >> all right, great. >> all right, commissioner frost? >> just want to commend the staff and especially josyln, for yesterday's training and i attended and, i learned some things, and it was pretty good and i just wish that it was better attended or the individuals, but i think that it is a good thing that you guys had it taped and so now the people can click on it and then i do want to wish, her a happy birthday. >> happy birthday. >> yeah. >> again. >> every year. >> all right. >> any other commissioner comments? >> is there any public comment on our commissioner comments? >> all right, we will move on to item 7. new business request for future agendas. and we can do this after the meeting as well. all right, i don't see any. and i think that ends our meeting. >> so, thank you very much and have a good night. the commission meeting is now over.