merrick garland and i think there are some on the list who have good chances, for example judge thomas leeh. >> let me ask you and i think i know what your answer will be, but president obama's pick of judge merrick garland, is that a b bye-bye, go back to private life? >> yes, go back to the appeals court in d.c., no way, no how. >> amanda, to you. ted cruz, i look at you and i think ted cruz, he tweeted essentially that trump has made big promises to the republican party, will he deliver. what do you think? >> there are two discussions happening right now among republicans that make me wonder, mitch mcconnell is saying they won't keep the promise to incorporate term limits into the republican -- what they're going to do in his agenda item. that was something donald trump campaigned on. that's not happening but to the question of the court. i'm very interested. there's republicans talking about eliminating the legislative filibuster the 60-vote threshold needed to pass legislation. if you remember, senate majority leader democrat harry reid was the first to press the nuclear option on rus

in addition to mayor lee we are also joined by thomas [inaudible] from the department of public health. a key partner on this program as well as mayor rogers. a community member and key local partner on this program. we will also be joined shortly by supervisor mar whose cosponsor of the key jail we tell registration a couple years back you join cosponsoring the legislation with supervisor melia cohen supervisor for this district by district had reportedly was not able to be here today. now i want to take a quick minute to talk a little bit about some of the findings of the report before i headed off to the mayor. healthy retail sf report was a joint venture between the office of economic and workforce development and the department of public health one highlight a couple key findings. the report found that through this pilot program were then 20 stores saw an increase in sales by more than 25%. this totals more than $5000 for each store and that's real in terms of total sales. that's real value that's real impact for these businesses there taken this effort to increase the amount of h

reporting from lee canyon, kelsey thomas, news 3. >> and lee canyon hopes to open on december 9th. >>> if you are thinking about getting in some skiing or snowboarding this weekend, brian head is open. but the runs are limited. this a webcam. a little dark. the resort has a couple of chairs open. they also have night skiing tomorrow for just 20 bucks. brianhead is in southern utah. >> good mexican food across the way. i always love that hole in the wall. chloe beardsley is our weather authority. that made me want to ski. >> not close to home but i will tell you this year will get up next storm that we're already tracking that's moving into the west coast but first we're going to look outside. you can see beautiful weather this evening. it's still chilly outside. we've basically seen clear skies the entire afternoon. pretty in pioche. mostly clear in pahrump this afternoon and, of course, a lot of sunshine at mount charleston. it will be a different picture by sunday night, though. also very calm conditions at lake mead and wall-to-wall sunshine in las vegas. you can't be mad at this w

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so it would be a great choice either one of them and i think thomas lee may have a pick. rump. i think that donald trump probably will pick one of the two, either thomas or mike lee. >> what about justice don willett, constitutionalists love him. and i think that he is up on the totem pole as well, he's in his late 40s or early 50s and he would be there for a long time and it would help them change the composition of the court in the decades to come. >> >> it seems mr. trump is willing to put plikolitics asido do what might be best. >> also, i'm not a hillary plant, i'm really not a liberal. i'm going to give you what you want when it comes to supreme court, i'm going to protect the second amendment and limited government. i'm going to make sure we have replacement for scalia -- >> you could have two on there. >> briar, kennedy, all over or about 88 years old. there's plenty of possibilities, wouldn't be surprised if you saw these names come up. >> for a lot of voters it came down to the supreme court, you've been saying this is a lifelong appointment. >> evangelicals came

in addition to mayor lee we are also joined by thomas [inaudible] from the department of public healthon this program as well as mayor rogers. a community member and key local partner on this program. we will also be joined shortly by supervisor mar whose cosponsor of the key jail we tell registration a couple years back you join cosponsoring the legislation with supervisor melia cohen supervisor for this district by district had reportedly was not able to be here today. now i want to take a quick minute to talk a little bit about some of the findings of the report before i headed off to the mayor. healthy retail sf report was a joint venture between the office of economic and workforce development and the department of public health one highlight a couple key findings. the report found that through this pilot program were then 20 stores saw an increase in sales by more than 25%. this totals more than $5000 for each store and that's real in terms of total sales. that's real value that's real impact for these businesses there taken this effort to increase the amount of healthy food they

angel cardoza small business development and thomas lee from oewd also susanna has a and jessica estrada from the department of public health. the tenderloin healthy corner store food coalition and bayview field zone gabriel [inaudible] for the small business to bowman center where he [inaudible] from the acetone was mike it is was all the numbers of the healthy food of the retail sf advisory committee. with that i want to thank you for being here today and i think everyone in attendance is required to by some healthy food out from blue market. thank you so much for being here. >>[applause] >> >> >> >> commissioner president loftus i'd like to call roll is commissioner president loftus commissioner vice president turman commissioner marshall commissioner mazzuco commissioner dejesus commissioner wong commissioner melara ask excused commissioner president loftus we have quorum also with us the intern chief of police toney chaplin and joyce hicks. >> okay. >> good evening and welcome to the wednesday, november 2, 2016, police commission meeting i'm going to make changes to the agenda given

in addition to mayor lee we are also joined by thomas [inaudible] from the department of public healtha key partner on this program as well as mayor rogers. a community member and key local partner on this program. we will also be joined shortly by supervisor mar whose cosponsor of the key jail we tell registration a couple years back you join cosponsoring the legislation with supervisor melia cohen supervisor for this district by district had reportedly was not able to be here today. now i want to take a quick minute to talk a little bit about some of the findings of the report before i headed off to the mayor. healthy retail sf report was a joint venture between the office of economic and workforce development and the department of public health one highlight a couple key findings. the report found that through this pilot program were then 20 stores saw an increase in sales by more than 25%. this totals more than $5000 for each store and that's real in terms of total sales. that's real value that's real impact for these businesses there taken this effort to increase the amount of hea

>> thumbs up on that motion commissioner frost commissioner lee. >> commissioner joseph commissioner caminong you're not commissioner thomasner perez president tan. >> that item passes congratulations harmonic brewing. >> call maggie tomorrow or the next day item number 6 we're almost done commissioners questions or comments. >> commissioners have anything to say all right. monarch move on to item 7 new items for future agenda okay. you look like you want to say something >> no, no not at all i'm fast. >> no other business i'm going to adjourn this as 6:11 p.m. have a good night

>> thumbs up on that motion commissioner frost commissioner lee. >> commissioner joseph commissioner caminong you're not commissioner thomas commissioner perez president tan. >> that item passes congratulations harmonic brewing. >> call maggie tomorrow or the next day item number 6 we're almost done commissioners questions or comments. >> commissioners have anything to say all right. monarch move on to item 7 new items for future agenda okay. you look like you want to say something >> no, no not at all i'm fast. >> no other business i'm going to adjourn this as 6:11 p.m. have a good night

thomas and mack. proceeds go to lee's helping hands. go to the website on your screen for tickets. and... >> caller 13 and 14 are going to win a pair. >> callers 13 and 14. good luck. children playing hooky, do not call. 21 plus please. morning blend. they provided the tickets. they have great billboards. >> they are pretty funny. >> they are great. >> and great people too. >> really? >> i love them. >> if you are calling, our intern gina is there. >> be nice to her. >> she is not of age to drink wine. >> she is not. >> but she will give you the tickets. >> today on the view, they said stars, ryan lochte and cheryl say hi. >> we would have bets how long he would stay on the show. he lasted longer than we expected. >> how long has it been since the season started? >> seven weeks. >> wednesday on the morning blend, the valley event that is bringing hope to >> food, fun, and details on the year of convoy of hope. >> [laughter.] if you heard a yawn in the background. we have the rolling camera? we have it. >> camera three needs to turn around on you. >> get camera 3 up for a minute. >>

in addition to mayor lee we are also joined by thomas [inaudible] from the department of public health. a key partner on this program as well as mayor rogers. a community member and key local partner on this program. we will also be joined shortly by supervisor mar whose cosponsor of the key jail we tell registration a couple years back you join cosponsoring the legislation with supervisor melia cohen supervisor for this district by district had reportedly was not able to be here today. now i want to take a quick minute to talk a little bit about some of the findings of the report before i headed off to the mayor. healthy retail sf report was a joint venture between the office of economic and workforce development and the department of public health one highlight a couple key findings. the report found that through this pilot program were then 20 stores saw an increase in sales by more than 25%. this totals more than $5000 for each store and that's real in terms of total sales. that's real value that's real impact for these businesses there taken this effort to increase the amount of h

lee and thomas jackson. as we are gathered here, not in front of the memorials which are over there by president wilson, let me tell you what lee's inscription says. "to the glory of god, all right just and merciful, and undying tribute to the life and witness of robert edward lee, servant of god, general in chief of the armies of the confederate states whose compelling sense of duty, serene faith and unfailing courtesy mark camper all ages as a christian soldier without fear and without reproach." the windows show the general as a soldier, educator and engineer. stonewall jackson is shown ineling prayer fully cantwell of bugler plays any reads the bible. he is shown in an adjacent ,indow as an armored crusader arms uplifted while heavenly trumpets play. "like arial reads, stone wall at his steadfastness, swift as lightning, mighty in battle, he walked humbly before his creator whose word was his guide. this day is erected by the united daughters of the confederacy and his admirers from south and north." for

thomas and mack. proceeds go to lee's helping hand, a nonprofit group. go to the website our screen for tickets. 702-877-1301. a proud sponsor of "the morning blend" and provided the tickets for the give away. i'm trying to come up for a drinking game for election day. >> you said you were going to get drunk on election day. >> i think every time a state closes you take a shot. >> i agree. >> 50 shots in, you might not wake up for four years. like nothing ever happened. >> the heat is on. that's the theme song for this week. >> i think it's glenn frey. >> name the year that song -- >> oh, boy. 1985. >> you're so close, man. i think you're right on it. i'll say '86. >> coming up thursday, a special happy hour for a great cause. standard and poor will show us how to help. he is part chihuahua. he is part greyhound. and he's got these eyes that look like please take me home. his name is perry. you are going to love him. >> we promise. you can't see him now, but you >> announcer: get ready 'cause our entire week of "hot topics" continues live right now. >>>

discuss the display of windows dedicated church was still under construction to memorialize lee and robert e. thomas stonewall jackson. in e are gathered here not front of the member morals which are over by president wilson let tell you whether lee's indescriptii glory of good the all righteous and undying wilt of o the life and robert edward lee servant of general er of men and in chief of the african-americans of the onfederate states whose compelling sense of duty serene favorite and unfailing courtesy him for all ages as a hristian soldier without fear and without reapproach. him as a seeing, educator and engineer and shown ll jackson is kneeling prayer fully in camp bugler plays and he reads the bible. windowown in an adjacent s an armored crusader, arms uplifted while heavenly trumpets play going to glory his reads in part like a stone wall in his steadfastness swift as lightning and mighty in battle he walked umbly before his creator whose word was his guide. this bay is erected by the the d daughters of confederacy and his admirers from south and north. for the moment the confederate battle

[laughter] justice thomas: and in lee vs.eisman, justice scalia lamented, " i find it as efficient embarrassment that our establishment clause, jurisprudence, regarding holiday displays has come to require scrutiny more commonly associated with interior decorators than with the judiciary." "t at least he went on, interior decorating is a rock hard science compared to the psychology practiced by amateurs to decide whether a prayer during a graduation ceremony was too coercive for high school students." to be sure, he would be biting at times. of the court's opinion, in national endowment for the arts versus finley, he said, the operation was a success. but the patient died. [laughter] justice thomas: what such a procedure is to medicine, the court's opinion in this case is to law. [laughter] justice thomas: and scalia the critic did not discriminate. of my majority opinion in navarrete -- by the way, i did not get a dramatic reading of this one. [laughter] justice thomas: of my majority opinion in navarrete vs. california, a c

justice thomas: and in lee vs.isman, justice scalia lamented, "i find it as efficient embarrassment that our establishment clause, jurisprudence, regarding holiday displays has come to require scrutiny more commonly associated with interior decorators than with the judiciary." but at least he went on, "interior decorating is a rock hard science compared to the psychology practiced by amateurs to decide whether a prayer during a graduation ceremony was too coercive for high school students." to be sure, he would be biting at times. of the court's opinion, in national endowment for the arts versus finley, he said, the operation was a success. ut the patient died. justice thomas: what such a procedure is to medicine, the court's opinion in this case is o law. justice thomas: and scalia the critic did not discriminate. f my majority opinion in navarrete -- by the way, i did not get a dramatic reading of this one. justice thomas: of my majority opinion in navarrete vs. california, a case involving the constitutionality

this legend that there was an ugly confrontation between stuart and lee comes two was from colonel thomas taylor mumford who was probably 15 miles away when this happened. what weying on hearsay, lawyers called double hearsay, which is unreliable. stuart was a sort that had he had his butt chewed out by generall lee as is depicted in the movie, would have told flora about it. when you read stuart's letters to flora, the letters he wrote to her immediately after the battle of gettysburg, you talked about what a grand time he had in pennsylvania. there is no mention of anything. i don't think that happened. there is no proof that it happened. forlee unhappy with stuart having been out of communication for as long as he was? yes, he was. lee in particular was extremely concerned, not so much about the state of his calvary although that was important, but he had come to rely very heavily on jeb stuart himself. i think he was very concerned that stuart was out of communication as long as he was. i think he was worried about his fate. you have to keep in mind that adequate calvary and elected n

this legend that there was an ugly confrontation between stuart and lee comes two was to us from colonel thomas taylor mumford who was probably 15 miles away when this happened. he was not there. he's relying on hearsay, what we lawyers called double hearsay, which is unreliable. stuart was a sort that had he had his butt chewed out by general lee as is depicted in mr. turner's movie would have told flora about it. when you read stuart's letters to flora, the letters he wrote to her immediately after the battle of gettysburg, you talked he talks about what a grand time he had in pennsylvania. there is no mention of anything. i don't think that happened. there is certainly no proof that it happened. was lee unhappy with stuart for having been out of communication as long as he was? yes, he was. lee in particular was extremely concerned, not so much about the state of his cavalry although that was important, but he had come to rely very heavily on jeb stuart himself. i think he was very concerned that stuart was out of communication as long as he was. i think he was worried about his stuart's fat

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lee. he gets his very first win as dragons coach 87-63. st. joe's beats loyola in saint thomas. flyers host the lightning. watching practice was 6-year-old seamus a letter to claude giroux asking him to come over and share his favorite sandwich. what makes this letter stand out from the west. >> it hits you more, we have time to do these things after practice, the flyers do a good job of hoping us, anytime we have a chance of meeting a kid like that it's a lot of fun. >> adorable for both of them. >> reporter: coming up later this morning, i'll sit down with temple coach matt rhule temple football play book 9:45 a.m. later today. that's sports, have a great weekend. >> a 6-year-old boy who won hearts the world over when he wrote a letter to president obama asking to help syrian refugees has gotten a chance of a lifetime. alex went to the white house with his family last week where he shook hands with president obama and took pictures with the president, as well. will ialex wrote to the presidet about a syrian boy who was seen in photos after his home was bombed to come and live

in fact, thomas's legion fought with the army of the potomac and fought with general lee. some of these men were at appomattox courthouse, although not in wilmer mclean's parlor, but were at appomattox courthouse in 1865 in april. out to the west, stan waity became another confederate general. he led the first indian brigade of the army of the mississippi. he had the distinction of officially being the last confederate general to surrender when he did so after the battle of 40 tosin in june of 1865. the most well-known native unit in the army was company k of the first michigan sharpshooters. this was made up of ottawa, delaware, huron, oneida, potawatamie and ojibwa people. i meant amy of northern virginia. i apologize. they fought at the battle of the wilderness. they fought at spotsylvania, they fought in petersberg and were well decorated. although there were little interest paid to the events of indian events during the war, there are a couple of flash point moments that did garner a lot of public attention. and one of those happened in 1862. it's been called various

thomas, good timing. as you went to a parade, there is our parade. the street sweeper. always shows up, and as you were reading the leeead-in, i said to my photographer, greg, this guy will be next to us, he's doing the whole parking lot. i go he is waiting until we go on the air to hit the loud machines right next to us, where i won't be able to hear you, thomas, fortunately 40 yards past us. what he has now, the blower, and blowing the garbage against the building, away from the wall. that's what he's doing now, sweeps the parking lot, i don't know if that stuff sucks it in, whatever, but the thing next to him on the driver side now just blowing all of the trash against where people are normally lined up this time of day, on thanksgiving, because k-mart normally used to open up at 5:00, david, the store manager, just arrived, and he's going to common with us, soon, and i'll ask him what went into the thinking to open a little later on thanksgiving, 7:00 a.m. but at this k-mart we often had a big line, certainly, as our loyal viewers get up and watch, they would come on, and tell us that they didn't know it was open.

thomas of deportation, asking the city to hire lawyers to defend undocumented immigrants. and adachi said an estimated 30,000 immigrants reside in san francisco illegally and could become targets. mayor leeaid the city is funding community-based lawyers helping immigrantsed in rights to become citizens. >> on the peninsula, investigators in san mateo are trying to figure the cause of a building under construction to set fire last night. at 20th and only. it was knocked down in an hour. no one was hurt. police are hunting for shooters behind a rolling gun battle and horrible crash in a quiet neighborhood yesterday afternoon at interstate 580. it ended a minute later and look at that, a car got away but the driver of a nissan crashed head on into this car, an elderly couple was inside the prius, they suffered serious injuries. police arrested the nissan driver. officers do not know the make or model of the other car involved in the shootout but they hope to track down surveillance video or get witnesses. >> san jose police have a man in custody. they say he opened fire on two officers. the officers were not hurt. it happened on sunday. police arrested a 20-year old during a car stop. san j

lee commissioner frost president tan. >> we have quorum i'm pretty much that commissioner perez said he'll be in attendance this evening and commissioner thomas is out of town. >> we have quorum the first item on the agenda is general public comment for comments that relative to the business of entertainment commission any public comment. not seeing any, public comment is closed. move on to item 2 the approval of our minutes from october 4th i move to approve all right. a motion is there a second second. >> all right. there is a motion that has been seconded any changes or comments to the minutes? i don't see any any public comment on the minutes nope public comment is closed. commissioners take a vote >> start on the other end commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner caminong i'm going to abstain. >> you don't need to be presents maybe you were not here doesn't matter where you were present or not. >> from here on out if you're not here you can vote for approve the minutes and president tan. >> that item passes minutes are approved we'll move on to report if a our sound inspections starting with inspector pauley s

thomas too strong down the stretch. he goes for 25 including a perfect nine for nine at the line celtics beat the heat 112 of the 104. >>> it's anybody's guess when grownkowski back. the tight end leeing in the first quarter of sunday's game with a back injury. one reportedly not too serious. but the team plans on playing it safe with gronc already dealing with a chest injury. and the bruins travelling a little bit light to philadelphia for tonight. skate with the fliers. i'm joe amorosino, that's sports. have a great day. >>> so tom brady's son benny made a surprise appearance during all his dad's radio interview. he talked about brady's performance against the jets and few other things. take a listen. >> he was playing against the green guys. i don't know what they are called. but they are very good. >> how did you think you dad did yesterday? >> great. flipped his chest. and he tripped too. >> he sure did. he got tripped a few time. and he gotten more hit. >> more hurt. >> wow maybe you will tell us his like a donkey. . what way? >> in a crazy way. >> crazy donkey. >> he's been called the goat. the greatest of all time. >> now only benny can get away with that one. i'm sure. so cut

mike lee -- this is the question for you -- succeeded in united cruz and rubio, would we be in a different place today? >> i don't know. but this fascinating chapter of the book, my colleagues thomase and jodi edna who had this great assignment for the last year and a half, being able to work behind-the-scenes details, nuggets that would be embargoed until it was over. so it takes you behind the scenes in a way the daily headlines don't, we learned that -- jake tapper was moderating the republican debate in miami. a couple days before, mike lee had spoken -- senator from utah, big ted cruz emissary supporter, spoke to marco rubio, set up an appointment, was getting on a plane going to florida a couple days before the debate to say, hey, we're a week out before the primary, let's join forces, make a cruz/rubio ticket and see if we can stop donald trump. all systems were go until the last moment marco rubio called off the meeting and said i can't do it, i am a florida senator, i have to go throug this florida primary, i can't avoid that c. t and that was a decision that could have altered the course of the race. could have, we don't know. donald trump had a movement going, it got hi

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lee. >> commissioner joseph commissioner caminong you're not commissioner thomas commissioner perez president tan. >> that item passes congratulations harmonic brewing. >> call maggie tomorrow or the next day item number 6 we're almost done commissioners questions or comments. >> commissioners have anything to say all right. monarch move on to item 7 new items for future agenda okay. you look like you want to say something >> no, no not at all i'm fast. >> no other business i'm going to adjourn this as 6:11 p.m. have a good night >>[gavel] welcome to the san francisco historic commission regular hearing for wednesday november 16 2016. i like to remind members of the public that the commission does not tolerate disruption or at worst any kind. please sounds mobile devices. present your name for the record. i like to take please take roll call at this time >> wolfram, here. hyland, here. johnck spear johns spirit and pearlman, here. we expect commissioner hasz and matsuda to be absent today at this time will have public comment. at this time what members of the public may adjust the commission