and this morning and things are looking good and we're not seeing volume and that is pretty early and have a look for yourself and this is 90 near eddie road and as i mentioned the volume, you're not seeing a lot of cars in the lanes >>> >> it's to help cut down on the drug-related deaths and what does this new law mean? >> reporter: if you witness an overdose and call police, you can't be arrested or charged and that protects the person overdosing as well. lawmakers believe this will encourage more people to call for help during the dangerous situations and there are some granted immunity once and that does no the count if they're on parole. many think the law will cut down on the number of deaths, but some say these preconditions could prevent people from calling for help down the road; however, lawmakers say that they didn't want this to be a get-out-of- jail free card but they wanted to make sure there were a certain amount of responsibilities. ohio joins more than 30 other states who have similar versions of this those states were likely to call for help during an overdose and we

and joined by avalos and pes and we have scott wise man, and dises and mr. clerk, if you could call the roll? >> commissioner avalos? >> present. >> breed? >> absent. >> ferrill? >> present. >> tang. >> present. >> present. >> we have a quorum. >> item two. citizen advisory program. welcome, our chair. >> good morning, commissioners, and we are here to speak on a couple of items in your agenda today, item number five, information item, ttc and the dtx, and from the financial side, we express some concern about the high finance costs and the assumptions being made for the future bridge toll revenue and i think that it was addressed by the tjpa. and on the project itself, questions rose around the design and the layout, of the train box and how the rail road i2, study will impact this and the great separation issues in particular that were brought up by the hill residents that are meeting with tjpa and something that jumped out at me, the money for the pedestrian tunnel seemed more than accessive, although it was in the original plans but given the known probl

and these are the numbers, 40s across many locations and mid-50s in boston and conducts and 70s into the northwest. and serve doing in baker lake this morning, say high to my friends up there in baker. they're looking cooler up there and waiting for the first snowy on fall. sixtys and 70s into the southwest coming our way for temperatures tomorrow morning in the 60s. boston and 60 or higher into the southwest and this higher humidity will come up ahead of the approaching frontal band, which will give us hopefully some worthwhile rain here and all systems seem to fail in a drought that we have hopefully we'll get rain for everybody on men. these are the highs. a lot of 80s into the southwest. the 83, in philadelphia today and probably going to be near and south of boston tomorrow. and it's going to be warmer tomorrow. the high pressur w southerly breeze to warm things up. here comes the front with showers in the midwest and there is tropical depression julia which may inject the moisture from our system into the frontal boundary on monday and giving you some -- giving us some rain. th

projects and the education and out reach and capitol improvements. right now, there is an under way surge cycle of programming. and there are two at the state level, 120 million that is competitive distributed to the ap mri indications state wide and those results are anticipated next month. and at the regional level, the metropolitan agency has $20 million to dull out. this cycle is a little bit odd in that the funds will not be available for several years, knowledge next the fiscal year, 1920, which is challenging for sponsors but we are pleased to work with the municipal transportation agency and the public works in submitting several projects including the gene va project, and the play streets pilot, and the safety, and the vision zero, and safer intersections and jefferson street, improvements phase two and so we will keep you posted if we are as successful in those applications. plan bay area has been a big topic and i know that our representatives on the metropolitan transportation commission, appeared with several presentations on that plan,

levanton and toma and work the way to the board and pine and wraps up supervisor peskin and [inaudible] on the other list. slaig, indian basin, and others are in development and improving access to open space in equity zones. looking briefly in partnership with local 261 we're adding in next year's budget i think four or five more apprentices. i forget the act number but that i allow us to operate in mechanic claireen and golden gate and as we grow the apprenticeship program. we want to grow the youth educational green program and equity zones ifed. there are other non sexy deferred projects and examples which we're targeting in equity zones. a number of field renovations that we want to tackle in equity zone parks and a number of court resurfacing and because of prop b which baselined a healthy general fund capital budget for us we have -- there's not a ton of new money but we have more general fund capital dollars and came up with bigger categories of court resurfacing and it's a mix of things people see and below the surface that we need to take care but it gives us more opportunity

county and zebulon and franklin and nash county. and it has not developed in wilson just yet. not a lot happening from raleigh westward. and we head to the north, and we had some thunderstorms south hill. and those are all gone. and it is still on the wet side. we start the loop at 3:15. you can see the development here. and that is east of raleigh. and that is a little lingering boundary here that we're seeing the showers and thunderstorms developing long this morning. and expect that to continue on and off for the next few hours. we had rain about an hour and a half to and 07 isand 70 degrees is our current temperature. and we have low clouds cover. and roxboro is just seeing the visibility drop to a half mile today. and little fog developing there. and clinton not seeing any mim we'll see the front zip out of here and it will open the doctor to nice, cool dry air and the temperatures drop into a 50s for the lows in the morning over the weekend and now this front is going to stall out because of an upper level low that will be dro

investigators looking at driem and analysts and vehicles and equipment and technology et cetera. i think we all agree with that finding -- excuse me, with that recommendation. that's ra1. yes. we agree with that recommendation. and -- >> mr. chair. >> yes. >> madam clerk. >> the parameters for recommendation is either it has been implemented, has not been, required further analysis or -- >> right, and that recommendation has been -- ra1 has been implemented i believe. isn't that correct? why don't we get that from the commander. >> [inaudible] >> i believe it's stated here on page eight of 14 that ra1 recommendation has been implemented. >> that is correct. those recommendations have been implemented and we continue to implement additional things as we review it. >> so madam clerk if my colleagues agree we will indicate that ra1 has been implemented and we can adopt the language at page eight of 14 from the district attorney's memorandum for the reasons. rc1 which states establish a serial crimes unit as a counter part to the pd's patrol unit task force and the mission is prosecu

78 tomorrow and sunshine and blue skies and 82 on tuesday, tuesday night into wednesday and shower and rumble of thunder early wednesday and topping at 72. 73 then we head up to 76 on friday and saturday alerting you to srm garden variety stuff and coming our way and heading into a weekend and heading toward 80?. denise? >> look at that all morning long. coming up next cleveland 19 sunday morning daredevil baby girl and ultimate fight and mom, i have to tell you something. dad, one second i was driving and then the next... i wrecked the subaru. i wrecked it. you're ok. that's all that matters. (vo) a lifetime commitment to getting them home safely. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. ? ? >>> live look outside. temperatures feel so much different than they have over the past few weeks. aggravators won academia music award and congratulations on that and one of our favorite parts of the sunday morning show >> youth served in z awards this week. i got to tell you, tough to top this kid and then again not everybody is a fan. >> there's no crying. there's no crying in baseball. >> not

and, walking on the street. and, and also in germany and switzerland.hey plan to start test running deliveries. and, in the next month or so. >> the drones cop i don't understand the website. urban -- the robot. someone could just pick it up here >> the jones concern me as well. -- the drones concern me as well. >>> brad pitt will reported -- will reportedly fight to get custody of his children. but according to tmc, brad pitt once joint custody and may fight in court to make that happen. they also reported that she is asking for a divorce because alleged marijuana and alcohol use and anger management problems. they married in 2014 but have been together 12 years. >>> the system to warn people about fire in the oakland hills has been shut down. the reason it has been disconnected for the next four months despite high fire dangers. >>> more than 1000 firefighters are battling a wildfire. and, it's called the canyon fire. and, it started saturday night it has grown to more than 12,000 acres. no word on any buildings damaged. and, firefighters are hoping f

water and sewer will happen and the over heads and repaving and doing the boarding islands and thoseinds of things. >> 19. >> between 19 and between 2020. >> the changes everyone is concerned won't market-rate for basically another 4 years obviously that a great amount of time for the permit to examine data for traffic studies and look at that and figure out i feel confident that because of the long time frame we're talking we have this pilot and can be creativity /* creative this is mandated - this is about a network of transportation but how it intersects with the city we can't wait because the congestion is at an all-time high i don't think we can wait a thirty year not a 5 year plan this is thinking long time how we grow and have to live in the city i know this is really difficult in a short time for the people that live through it but i think we have to do it. >> thank you very much director heinecke. >> thank you, mr. chair and mr. kennedy and my neighbors that came out and talked about it i want to pick up someone what my friend said this is part of a larger project we put the

and that's why and when he went to china and he was out to -- and if we can't trade with him and thent was over korea and then so i think now today we're going to do it and then hopefully that will keep us out of it and then looks like the agitation is coming and that we have to have the enemy and then that's number one or two and then we have to agitate and then have russia as number one or number two and then today we deal with trade around the world and then there's free trade and then there are not many free traders in washington. that is that the principal is very complex and it's your life which you earn and it's yours to keep and it should be the irs and tell you what percentage and then when you get the wealth that you earn, you're allowed to spend it any way that you want and if you want to buy the shoes from china or whatever, that's your right to do so. but we don't have that system now of course we have other things like the revival of mek lichl in the way that we have to protect the interest. most people thought that we got rid of it completely, but no we have been in the

and google and j.p.organ chase and golden saks fifth avenue and a lot of people are businesses those businesses like this and caterer to families saturday and sunday's seeing parents with their kids and then later at night people coming out on a date or hanging outs. >> can you tell us about ping-pong is the main event with the entertainment event we're not talking about tables permitted tables. >> they know that. >> i'm curious what is your entertainment befsz the pi pink polk street what's your thoughtful. >> i wasn't sure we're and then entertainment venue until i got a call from maya angelou yet but approximately we are that's fine we're here. >> the djs and oh, we have djs. >> we play pandora and late at night not djs. >> you need a permitted i'm curious are us programming in advertise to the public with ping-pong of entertainment. >> microphone. >> sorry but use a lot of local djs with work with us they have their own logical thing we follow them it is very you know contained and one time a apprent

well-rounded education in the art and pd and technology and libraries that's been the community and i'm proud to have been part of that communicated and proud of our vision 2025 we talk about the strategy plans and what we'll do today but rearly how that will get us to our long term vision a clearly articulated vision that everyone has a voice in developing he know with we want to go our strategic plan will help us go h get to that vision i'll ask anything you want to do going forward as you look for the next superintendent and vote in our next board elections keep vision 2025 squarely in our sites if we graduate students that can demonstrate that graduate profile we'll have transformed public education not only in san francisco but in the nation that's how powerful that visions and its communities has created that vision i'm also proud of work with our partners including the mayor, including our board of supervisors, including our elected officials that transformed and sometimes actually taken position in support of public education that the detrimental politically to them but impo

the transbay transit center and we had interns with controls and turner and webcor and you will see that video and with that thank you very much. >> okay. the next item is the construction update. >> good morning directors. i'm going to cover the construction activities and then i will be turning it over to ron to finish up with the budget schedule and challenges for this past period so starting with the recent activities with construction we updated our graphics that we have been using now for a few months as we go from the concrete to the other follow up trades. it's a rather busy graphic but has important details on it. the transit center is split up 22 slides and this is from the ground level to the roof top to the glass installed to the awning and roof top stuff is that is happening so a lot of good information in here and a lot of good progress over the last two months. in the lower part, the lower concourse and the train box it shows up clearly in the graphic that all the work has been on walls in the lower concourse. the heart of the wall there and the purplish area is where

and that is law and order. and we need law and order. >> afterwards, trump reacted to his performance. >> i think we got our point across. she is not going to make america great again. she has been saying these things for years and nothing ever happens. >> and hillary clinton stop bid a nearby watch party to thank cheering supporters. >> we were able to talk about what we want to do to get the economy to work for everybody. >> the candidates are back on the trail today. in battle ground states. clinton in north carolina. and trump in florida. >> jamie yuccas, cbs news, hefrplg stead new york. >>> the second of three presidential debates is scheduled for october 9 in st. louis. the first vice presidential debate is a week from today. >>> a new field poll suggests that california voters are ready to add a hefty new tax on tobacco products. 53% of rápbts said that they plan to vote yet on -- resident respondents say they plan to vote yes and 40% oppose it and many are undecided. it would increase the tobacco tax b

and we know and u.s.lligence has been working this mission for several months, more than a year now. we know that these hacks have come from russia. we know they are associated with the former kgb now known as the fsb. they are intelligence branch fsr and the russian military intelligence. unless the president comes out and makes that known, the nsa and the cyber commander will not come out and tell you that. but i just had a mini conference with the top hackers in private industry this week and we sat down and discussed all of this coming out and their number one fear is that not only will there be black propaganda, that is information manipulated and put into the system, but everyone understands this is a form of russian hybrid warfare. they have done this to other nations. astonia and ukraine and they decided this needs to be leaked out to assist the candidate more amenable to their strategic goals an that is donald j. trump and being their candidate to a certain extent, and certainly everything else t

and google and j.p.organ chase and golden saks fifth avenue and a lot of people are businesses those businesses like this and caterer to families saturday and sunday's seeing parents with their kids and then later at night people coming out on a date or hanging outs. >> can you tell us about ping-pong is the main event with the entertainment event we're not talking about tables permitted tables. >> they know that. >> i'm curious what is your entertainment befsz the pi pink polk street what's your thoughtful. >> i wasn't sure we're and then entertainment venue until i got a call from maya angelou yet but approximately we are that's fine we're here. >> the djs and oh, we have djs. >> we play pandora and late at night not djs. >> you need a permitted i'm curious are us programming in advertise to the public with ping-pong of entertainment. >> microphone. >> sorry but use a lot of local djs with work with us they have their own logical thing we follow them it is very you know contained and one time a apprent

signatures and said help us save this building and took them to the mayor and the mayor listened and he got the hellmen foundation and northern california loan fund and low-income investment fund and office of early education, part of hsa rks mayors office of ecujnomic and workforce development. a lot of the folks staning boo r behine us here. this institution is the largest subsidized childcare center in the entire city. the largest. and this man and this owner came together, we negotiated a final purchase price and here to tell you we have a signed letter of intent. we signed it yesterday afternoon. thank you rea rudey for agreeing to sell this building to this non-profit and thank you mr. mayor for your leadership and support. there is one other person i want to point specifically and that is a candice wong. she is in the fight for 10 years specifically staying consistent with this building and her support. i thank the parents and all the children and that is what this day is really about. thank you, mr. mayor. >> thank you, joe. [applause] >> thank you mayor and thank you ausha.

night and this morning at walnut creek, and east contra costa county, and a mixture of low clouds and tropical clouds. a lot of this is not reaching the ground but we have had a few reports, and the band stretching back toward the movement in the peninsula, highway 35 and highway nine, not a lot but more down toward san juan, batista and hollister. that stretching through the valley in up to south lake tahoe. and down in southern california, san diego is getting rain along with the desert. temperatures held in check due to the cloud cover, 72 in palm springs, and in san diego, and when was the last time we saw that? we have another system that will sweep this out, and it will clearing up -- crank up the wind machine, us year sign that out at the sacramento valley they will have a cool down. we will take that into tomorrow. upper 50s for morgan hill, san joaquin, santa cruz, saratoga, 60 and campbell. almost 70 from truckee up to reno, and 70 at the incline village, and rain recorded around lake tahoe this morning. we can see that moving into the picture, and that band is stretching th

we have debt management and policies and procedures and we review these annually and internally and we provide any recommended updates to you as least annually or as necessary. the activities are overseen by the oversight committee which is established with the presumed property in 2002 and an overview which will be provided early in the spring. and then finally, the annual capital financing plan upcoming financing activity. >>>so first we have the summary of the enterprise debt programs and you can see the first three lines of outstanding debt relates to fixed rate debt most is in revenue bonds. we have about 4 billion outstanding for water and 1 million for waste water and then we have about 40 million for power. and then you will see that we have programs to fund our capital investment activities on a day-to-day basis and then take out that funding with long-term funding. we also have here the long-term and short-term ratings of the various enterprises. the short-term ratings are of the highest short-term ratings of the rating agencies and the long-term's are all in the double excep

is and the second time around and matthews two touchdown and eagles up 16-7 and the d protects it and cutler and d forces three turn overs and next play carson wentz to tray burton, you will love this eagles fans, all aboard the wentz wagon eagles scored 26 unanswered points and go on to win 29-14 monica they are 2-0 doug pederson first coach to start 2-0 since 1961. >> oh, my goodness on fire we love it. thank you jeff. finally folks enjoyed a 7 course meal and concert all for a good cause, tonight they had eats at the fill more in fishtown and seven chefs prepared the meal and before the courses were live performances and the mc and money raised by the way benefits abundance and the philadelphia music alliance and jimmy kimmel is live followed by night line and the guests are southern and we are on at 4:30 with karen murphy and jeff and i'm monica have a good enough. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, kiefer sutherland, john olive, and music from die [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy. very nice.

many as and, and all week-long and sat and watched teams and games and athletes and took many, many picturest, i don't know is where we have a picture with jimmy with the ladies i hope we catch up that but phenomenal phenomenal young ladies. >> i wanted them to know we saw them and appreciated them and we respect they were pathway makers in women's baseball the second generation. >> they were the players. >> i'll pass that on to them thank you. >> rocky before you leave the podium two things one could you we didn't acknowledge justin and her leadership and keep this kind of share for the commissioners a little bit about justin tens backward >> the president and founder of baseball for all a bigger vision to develop baseball throughout the crisis and not only here in san francisco but create legacies for girls to play baseball in a baseball league and make that all around the country without her support that young girl that played baseball throughout life and a lot of knows knows knows without her residents you know we wouldn't have this a big support for our community and for the country she

. 500 of inching of rain and drought buster and enough to wet the roads and 60s to start the day and look at lowell planner, up to 80? around lunch time and then start to see the clouds and rain chance and afternoon drive into the dinner time and most concerned impacted by showers coming through. and clouds increasing and 40% rain chance coming up late day and then sunny skies, breezy and cool conditions arriving. i got much more on changes that will feel for the weekend and hour-by-hour look at that rain chance coming up. >> catherine: 128 looking good-looking from the north and 93 jammed up as go through medford and making way south and and, of course, south of the city we have a lane that's blocked going southbound squantum street on the expressway and see what's that doing to the map, causing heavy traffic jam. also jammed up in the predictable spot between quincy and milton trying to make way north into the city and let's take look at zakim bridge right now. leverett connector you can see volume pretty typical for this hour and pike 46 minutes and 93, 495 to the leverett connect

a red lane in the left lan and put boarding island and traffic lights and bull bouts and [inaudible] because of the perpendicular parking and this for saving 2 or 3 minutes. just like that you plan to upset the dynamic of the street and discourage driving in a area where driving is really necessary. have you tried to run errands in the sun set? people drive and come to the businesses that way. i like to have some flashing lights and painted rowdways in lieu of the boarding island for safety but at the same time keep our parking. i just want to remind you that the small businesserize the backbone of the city and create the character of the neighborhood. target and macey, do they make san francisco unique? no. they leave as soon as the boom goes bust but we have stayed because we lover our city. sean [inaudible] told me that if all sides are mad we are doing something right and think this is the wrong approach. let that go for 6 months and it be a half and half sfmta and community based design everyone can be happy with. thank you very much. >> tony lee followed by aaron star and herbe

supervisor yee and his office is working with us and we want you're working mothers and father and guardian to attend city college as well in the childcare not a barrier to a higher education. >> chair farrell that is it for me and okay. colleagues any questions or comments at this time? okay. i know supervisor kim has all the speakers we'll open up for public comment and supervisor kim can run the show >> i don't see the speakers but i'll call the first 10 speakers and i have trustee from city college of san francisco. (calling names) >> supervisors tim i'm the schd of the san francisco labor council and i want to thank you for taking this up today probably nothing that is galvanizing san franciscans not the regular communities faith community than saving city college an ongoing campaign this is just another piece to revitalize our program so the san francisco case is the most important unifying issue of the many things going to be on the ballot that is about the size of this entire room this november we've all going to be working on that is the proves tax that is on the ballot and we're a

and locally heavy and today all about the sun and lower 80s in boston and beverly and plymouth, 84 in lawrence, 77 in worcester and 77 in provincetown. tonight it is 60s. not going to be as chilly but from there we head into the mid and upper 80s tomorrow and a little more humidity in town and feel like summer and talking afternoon thunderstorms. main thing to watch, not lightning threat that comes along with thunderstorms but potential gusts like i sai cause severe thunderstorm warning to be issued for the damaging gusts. things that we are going to be tuned into the afternoon and evening on wednesday, thursday, friday, sunshine, lower 70s, a little bit warmer with upper 70s on saturday and increase ing clouds and rain gear and scattered showers that linger into monday. back to you. >> gene: 7:20 there are worries about a local town's water supply. coming up damage to the tanks that has police on edge. >>> gene: and powerball collecting prize now giving back. collecting prize now giving back. local narrator: "by almost every measure, public charter schools have been a success." "they

even parts of southwestern new hampshire and 36 in concord and keene and 35 in lebanon and the temperatures still dropping for the next hour or so. because of that, a freeze warning is in effect in northern new hampshire and coos county because of the clear skies, it's chilly out there. temperatures will rebound, but 50's to the north and lower 60's everywhere else. and how long this cooler air mass sticks around before things start to get milder again in your full forecast. amy: overnight, more protests in charlotte after police released the dash cam and body cam video showing the fatal encounter between keith scott and officers. the video we're about toho graphic and may be disturbing to watch and we're not showing the actual shooting. eva pilgrim is in charlotte with the latest. >> the final standoff as recorded by police. keith lamont scott is seeing exiting the vehicle, walking backward his hands down and then-- >> this body cam video partially a officer wields a baton in an apartment effort to get him out of the vehicle. the 43-year-old is lying mortally wounded as police advance. off

parking spaces and one car share and one and 60 class 1 bike parking spaces and class 2 bike parking spaces with a dwelling unit mexico with 2, three bedrooms and 46 one bedrooms and 24 studios the project includes public open space mid block alley of a common coast guard and roof decks and terraces and the project includes lot mergers since the hearing the project sponsor has decreased the number of off-street parking agent below for a total of 5 plus square feet including the seven hundred square feet on the first story level and increase the overall open space from 11 house plus to 13 thousand plus to reflect those changes the departments published. >> new exception for the project to reflect the description that is handed out hard copies and electronically per the planning code section the project will provide 19 bmr below grade rates dwelling units at a ratio of 16.4 as noted by the project sponsor they elected up to 20 percent that will be detailed and the project sponsor has entered into a costa-hawkins with the city to reflect the affordable housing retirement since than the

officers, and the family consisted of a bus and wife, father and mother, and four children. and very close knit family. and the eldest of the children was a young 17-year-old, a woman, and our refugee affairs officer asked her where she had been born itch thought she was going to say somalia, and by the way, around the camp, for as far as the eye could see, there is sand and there is heat. there is really nothing. and it's -- it was inconceivable to me how these individuals can even arrive at the daab safely, and of course many did not. the 17-year-old woman in response to the question where she was born, here itch -- here. i was born here. she had lived her entire life, 17 years, in this camp. poverty would actually be an exaggeration. daab and i came back from that trip and i had a very difficult time identifying myself as a refugee, political or otherwise, understanding the depth of despair and loss that others who seek the benefits of our refugee system have suffered. and i won't -- please, doris, won't seek to draft the first iteration of a look-back at the obama admini

rosa flirting with 90 and oakland 80 and san francisco in the 70s and notice, 60s and 70s and 80s the cooling breeze kicks this on thursday and i will let you know through the weekend ahead. >> alexis? >> everyone is heading back to work and school. on the traffic map and zooming in to the east bay, in you are traveling eastbound 24 between orinda and walnut creek we have a rollover beyond happy valley so vehicle was traveling at least 90 miles per hour and flipped on its roof and c.h.p. is on the scene. last time we talked we had lanes, two, three, and four blocks and not seeing a backup at the moment but keeping a close eye on that. we are starting to see a backup for the crash southbound 880 in san jose at the alameda and the nails or spikes were thrown across the roadway in the crash and they are diverting all traffic off to the alameda and closing southbound 880 for the debris clean up. i have been promising drive times but we are run out of time but that is ahead in 10 minutes. >> heads up, muni riders the launch of a new shuttle train service to help with the morning commute th

[applause] and soldiers. teachers and firefighters. young and old. moms and dads. blacks and whites. latinos. above everything else, they're americans. some are rich americans, some are poor americans. they're americans. they love their families. they love their country. and they want a better future. these are the forgotten men and women of our country and they have been forgotten. people who work hard but don't have a voice. 'm running to be their voice. mr. trump: and to bring prosperity to every part of this country. too many of our leaders have forgotten it is their duty to protect the jobs, wages and well-being of american workers before any consideration. we have to do that. i'm not running to be the president of the world. i'm running to be the president of the united states of america. [applause] mr. trump: and as your president, i will fight for every last american job and every american company, which really a lot of companies in this room. we are going to be fighting for you. you are bringing the jobs. we are a nation that paved the way, dug out the pan

, and jetblue, and united. it will be nightly until 4:00 a.m. it will give crews a chance to build the people mover called the skyway or i should say the that's a mouthful. if you're dropping or picking up on the blue side, you will be directed to short-term parking there. >> as long as it gets you there easier and quicker. >> it's so exciting to see what is happening at the airport. >> you just have to deal with the construction while it's happening. >>> it's 6:08, let's check on the weather with leigh. >> reporter: you may knows there's lower humidity out there, and dryer air spreading to the south, and for those of less humid air, you will feel it for sure, and it's also going to keep us mostly dry today. 10% to 20% rain chance. 90 at 3:00 p.m., and the afternoon high of 81, and i said 10 to 20 because citrus, hernando, and pasco, that's where the dry air is taking hold. hillsborough, manatee, and polk county. we had to leave the 30% chance in the far southern areas, and the anclote still under flood warning

calley told me to shoot and he shot and shot and i'm taking notes. i shot and shot. i spoke to 70 of the kids in the next six months to write the book after doing the first five articles. and of course, cy hirsch won the pulitzer for that story. that was november. and we aren't even into 197 yet. by december, a few things happened. but most notably the murder of fred hampton who was a leader -- a very charismatic young black panther member and he was based in chicago, and he -- one of the things hampton preached -- he was a great speaker -- was for racial unity and he wanted a rainbow coalition. he was the prejesse jackson, rainbow coalition, which made the fbi very nervous. and because wasn't a separatist, and the black panther party at that point had started in oakland in 1966 but by the end of 1969, it was at its peak, and this is what i wrote about it. at the vanguard of this domestic rebellion was they black panther party which in reaction to police brutality and fbi harassment publicly declared war on the police. two dozen black panther chapters opened cries th

well, they study hard and they go to school and they get bullied over and over and over again. a lot of adults don't do a damn thing about it. we tell young women study hard so you can go to college and you'll be on a college campus, you'll learn a lot. you will -- your life will be improved if you get that college education. and then once again, people in authority from politicians to leaders of all kinds and some of them on campuses, don't do very much. and then you have the horrific circumstances where whereby someone hans to be gay or lesbian or has a disability becomes the subject of bullying to the extent where they feel that the only way for them to deal with it is to take their own life. and i want to thank miss clementi for being here. i can't even imagine what you've been through, but your presence here gives us hope that we can find some answers that will lead us in the right direction. but it is a betrayal. and for too long, we've i think as a society kind of shrugged our shoulders. so politicians need to do more. whether it's cap pass or university leaders need to

and facts and patience and violence is the last alternative and we have some great leaders that used to espouse that including the great martin cluluther king who did n promote violence whatsoever. i strongly disagree with any violence or destruction of property and sadly, it looks like we've had one person killed tonight and that does no one any good. >> you should know we got the latest update which was a correction, that was person was on life support and was in critical condition unless that person is passed in the moments we were speaking, there was a skre clarification -- >> thank you for that clarification. >> the civilian who suffered gunshot wounds is on life support, critical condition, not deceased. that was the update everyone got earlier and this just came out a short time ago. >> any violence, one comment i made earlier today in support of the police chief and the community leaders in charlotte is we want peace, conversation, and we also want to support our police who are right now under a great deal of stress, in downtown charlotte, that i have a passion and love for.

, and 59 in brentwood and 53 in novato and san francisco is 58, and 56 in san carlos and redwood city crack crack is one of areas, inland east bay, and the santa clara valley and it will have poor air quality this afternoon. if you want to jog or exercise the air quality is fine. if you going to beach, am sunshine and 70s today, jogging early this morning before the air quality and heat builds, and plenty of way for the the dogs during the backs. no arrival delays, and temperatures today from 80 in san francisco to up federal 90s inland east bay. but tomorrow, san francisco is nearly 16 degrees cooler. we hold steady for friday. the weekend forecast is ahead. alexis? >> a lot do get to on the traffic maps. here is jonathan bloom. he looks good. we want another plug for jonathan bloom and the twitter account. the early problem shows early problem which now is better highway 160 north of highway 12. there is a southbound side back open. this was the collision involving the car that went under the tractor-trailer as it jackknifed. they got it out. they are working on clearing the semi an

and now ladies and entitlement please welcome the president and ceo of fox radio network and cosponsor of this year's summit. it is my pleasure this morning to introduce to you another great american we know from the book of proverbs that when the righteous are in authority the people rejoice and when the wicked rule the people mourn. while the good folks of oklahoma are rejoicing in that they have elected as their senator james lankford to serve them in the u.s. senate. he serves on the powerful senate appropriations committee. homeland security, the select committee on intelligence and the committee on indian affairs. more important than that he serves knows and loves the lord jesus christ accordingly, he loves and serves people. one of the most important things in his bio is that for me anyway before he came to congress a number of years ago he was for many years the director of the oklahoma baptist student ministry and the dirt rector of falls creek. he lives with his wife cindy and edmond oklahoma. married for 20 years. he enjoys spending time with his family. ladies and gentlemen

and there's not much more she can say and ratchet up and break through and get people's attention andt was a risky gamble to make her campaign about demonizing donald trump. she's less successful in selling herself as being identified with signature issue. and she would appeal to white working class voters. and i think that at this point, she can hammer trump but hillary clinton needs to find short hand rationale for her own candidacy. >> interesting making america great. and donald trump continues to go on. and there is a bigger question of stronger together. we'll have to leave it there, thank you so much. >> donald trump has a growing path to the white house. recent polls suggest it is anybody's race. hillary clinton's lead 45.7 percent to donald trump 42.2. and fox news national poll shows trump with a one point lead. and krauthammer hillary clinton shartens and trump soften and he's rising and she's falling. time to face it. trump could really win this. democrats are starting to panic. what else do they have to throw at him? and our former republican congressional candidate. and

my seven-day forecast shows 60s and 70s on friday, and look at saturday and sunday and it is cooler and monday a cooler day, a chance of showers. alexis? >> good morning, we are filling in on the roads and a lot of folks are sweat it out and have the witnesses down with no major problems from marin, here is southbound 101, the vehicles with their tail lights on right side, that is inbound side from san rafael. switching over to our traffic maps, back up to the vallejo area, westbound 80, beyond highway 37, c.h.p. has cleared a crash off to the shower and we are not hearing of any serious injuries and it involve add commuter van and a small are sedan and a look at our drive times, up to an hour, and two minutes, westbound 580 tracy to dublin southbound 680 dublin to mission boulevard, 26 minutes and northbound 85, highway 101 to cupertino is 18 minutes, mass transit is next. >> debate coverage continues at 7:00 on "good morning america" right here on abc7. >> and we are in new york with a look at what is ahead. >> yes, good morning, great to be with you on this tuesday. next on "good mor

and affected, thomas and camelback and 19th. and this is a shot from air 15 a couple of minutes ago. you can see all the crime scene intersection. indian school road at 15th avenue, trying to get the details. we'll keep you updated. just make sure that you avoid the area. >>> i also want to mention that the reason we have the longest red carpet in history, and that is pretty exciting -- is this is going to be the longest emmy show in history. >>> there, you heard it from jimmy kimmel himself. we are days away from the 68th annu are underway. kimmel is looking forward to horsting for the second time. you can camp the stars starting at 4:00 p.m. on sunday. the awards kickoff at 5:00, all of it right here on abc15. >>> a very large crime spree, a one-man crime spree across the valley, and this is the scene ve scalpel. i have no idea what i'm doing. i'm just a tv doctor. i never went to college. (scream) i don't do blood. but now, thanks to cigna, i can do more than just look the part. is that a foot? we are the tv doctors of americ

and so this is, you know, you talk about wyoming and colorado and nevada and utah. and so we even have the northern states -- well, the southern states arguing and upset with our northern states, you know? and we don't feel that here, you know? we just don't feel that in the northeast. there's water -- [inaudible] we've traveled out west quite a bit, and water has been the primary -- well, forget the drought. it was just water usage for the crops and the dams and -- [inaudible] >> right. >> [inaudible] >> right. there are so many in that, you know, we could tease out that concern, you know, like in so many different ways, and you're absolutely right. it makes no sense that we're growing, like, 50% of our nation's produce in this dry area. but i will say one thing, that that's -- it's not only those -- that there's also other ways to look at it too, and that's to rehydrate those areas of the west, and there are ways to do that working with nature such as bringing back beaver, prairie dogs and rebuilding those landscapes that they're healthier and able to hold more wa

and a tangible decision and whether they will. the points in the could probably and this could unwind efforts to push producers out of the markets. have an extraordinary meeting called after this. >> there is an extraordinary processand it is a long that we are going through and you can see the formal talks and it is close on stabilizing markets. >> thank you. let's get you the latest with the trading day. here is heidi. >> there are some of these on whative thoughts they may or may not be able to achieve and it will give rise to a meeting with a consensus on commodities we have energy-heavy markets doing well and we take a look at what we're and we havetaiwan the tech stocks rallying higher and there is this expectation to worriesnd there are with the cost be of and they make up for lost ground with the week and shanghai pushes little bit higher. tom goes through and drive some of the development we're seeing. there is a chinese company seeed in hong kong and we the bank of china and casino andes are dragging this commodity curre

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, to go south, to run and go to the south and west and the southeast gates. i said, if anything's going to happen, if there's a plane that does crash, any jet fuel and debris is going to continue north. it's not going to go south. so i was trying get people to leave via the south and at that point, it was a case of near panic by a lot of people. fear was in my mind. obviously, because there were many calls that there were additional planes in the air. i also knew that i had a mission at that point and that was to clear the south grounds. there was no doubt that the president was coming back to the white house at some point. i had gotten an indication initially that he might be coming back at 12:30. this was before the plane crashed into the pentagon, but once the plane crashed into the pentagon, the word was out they didn't know when the president was going to come back to the white house. i was able to maintain a staff of about four people with me. and we actually ran to the knoll on the southeast side of the white house and one police officer that i was fam

just ran, and out of nowhere, the girl said gun and i turned around and i heard a shot and it sounded like a clap, and then the next thing you know, another shot, and bang, bang, bang, and i heard seven or eight shots. at that point i dropped what i had in ran. >> the shooter is seen what happens to be carrying a long gun, and at this point it's unclear whether or not those victims were specifically targeted. witnesses have described hearing the gunman yelling a women's name possibly before that shooting, and we understand the gunman fled while the mall was going into the lockdown and he headed to the interstate and that's the last time anybody saw him. investigators have been combing that area throughout the night. the fbi is sending agents to assist with the investigation. they have said they have nothing -- no credible information to lead them to believe that there may be additional attacks out in the community, but right now a community on edge as a very dangerous gunman is still outstanding. >> let me ask you quickly, are there any leads as to who this guy might be, and did he le

we will rebuild our roads, bridge and tunnel and highways and airport and school and hospitals. our american cars will travel the roads. american planes will soar the skies and american ships will again patrol the seas. [applause] and it is about time. americans will look, you know about p skyscrapers, right. anybody going to be an architect and developers. one. two, he's already a developer. american steel will send those new skyscrapers in to the clouds. american hands will rebuild this nation and american energy harvested from american sources willpower our nation. american workers will be hireded to do the job. [applause] we will put new american steel into the spine of this country. i will fight for every neglected part of our nation. every single part of this great nation and i will fight to bring us together as one american people. imagine what our country could accomplish if we started working together as one people, under one god, saluting one flag. [applause] [chanting usa] it's time to break with the bitter failures of the past and to embrace a new prosperity and amer

and then before you know it, it was over. >> and look out and watching and watched a tree hit our door neighbor's trailer and go through it. >> one family was trapped inside their home. fortunately neighbors came over, helped them get out of the home and no one was hurt. love the hear that when people come together and help each other out. take a look at the damage. a huge tree trunk into the home. and when we get more daylight out there, the residents will be able to see how bad the damage is. and how much clean-up they have to do. we are told though that about >>> and here's a picture taken by news channel 8's jeff patterson at his motel in cedar key this morning. and look how high is flooding is, right up to the door. now lucky their room is on the second floor. but they had to wade through the knee-high water to get to the car. we have an entire team in that area this morning. and it looks like they are in the thick of it. >> and check out this picture here. this is from clearwater beach. and it shows a lot there on the streetings near the beach. aaron sending us this outsid the hy

heart failure and copd and heart failure and things like that and we are providing startup funds sothat they are able to transfer their structure prior to getting that additional revenue. we are also working-- so this year we started a pilot program with ucsf and hospice by the bay with their strategic partner in providing interdisciplinary home-based palliative care. which is your specialty palliative care. that focuses on individuals that have 12 months or less to live in that focuses on individuals that have cancer or heart failure or lung failure. and, we will be expanding this in march to the ccsf population as well as the outpatient population where we will be prospectively identifying patients with a serious illness there were not waiting for an inpatient screening or a provider referral to get people in to talk about what palliative care is or symptom management is to those individuals and their families. >>>what we are seeing with our home base palliative care program is that you might have positions within the aco that can provide palliative care as a physician but they do

up and running in the neighborhoods and vital to our public parks and public libraries and they morelibraries and parks they serve as good conversation hubs for the neighborhoods this budget includes over $29 million in capita investment and playground and extend library hours across the city this budget also allows us to start investing in the initial engineering of our seawall it also funds critical first responder equipment and replacement of our public safety radios i know this is what the communities wanted as we spoke to a lot of members of the community and got input from a lot of the departments this is what they said and we reflected in our bucketthorax i'm committed to why we have a strong budget i'm compromised to great financial policies in place lie two year budgeting. >> 5 years sftv our reserves and making sure that we deciding strategizing of the things we put before the voters on the ballot like we've done with our bond program and other things to make sure that things are going to be affordable to the long term we have worked together this particular year to close a

and one day i said, wow, they can look at notes and hear music, and i can look at text and hear words. and it's almost the same thing. c-span: where do you read? >> guest: i -- well, i just now have a balcony where i can sit out, and i found a reading spot and a chair, and i read in bed, and i can read at a table or, but so usually i can tell when i'm very tired, if i can't read in bed. that's the signal. c-span: now, when folks found out that i was going to be talking with you, i think three people -- three different people, for whatever reason, want to know are you going to continue to live in baltimore and commute to washington. >> guest: yes. c-span: how big a deal is that? that's, what, how big a commute is that? >> guest: it's 35 miles. and i think because i'm from the midwest, mileage is viewed in a different way. you have to go 35 miles to go from one end of chicago to the other end, and in the southern parts of illinois, going from danville to champagne to do something is not unusual. so i think that's -- so i will stay in baltimore because baltimore has really become home. c