us to be involved with it. i'm just talking about san francisco. i can't -- for those out of towners, if that's what their values are, that's fine, but i'm talking about us in san francisco. but i realize that in the last six months, there's been opportunities for us -- the different departments -- the police departments and so forth -- to get further training in pretty similar stuff, whether it was for the mass demonstration piece, there was opportunities there. there were -- so in a way, it's -- there is he aa l's a l contradictions when people come and testify. i'd like to say, in my point of view, some of the things that public speakers pointed out is that urban shield is sort of a conflicting issue for us in san francisco. on the one hand, it promotes public safety through tactical training, and on the other hand, it instills fear in every community it aims to protect, so i don't know how to resolve that. and i'm -- as i mentioned earlier, i'm totally really unhappy about the timing of all this stuff, and it seems to happen over and over again.

don't think that's clear. >> deputy city attorney, john givener, in order to allow adult use sales in san francisco, adult use in san francisco on january 1st, the board must adopt an ordinance authorizing and the mayor must sign by december 1st. that would mean if you do not pass the ordinance on first reading today, but you want to ensure that adult use is permissible in the city on january 1, you have to have a special meeting on the week of thanksgiving. i think that's the only possibility. in order to pass an ordinance, the board must vote twice on the ordinance at two meetings, at least five days apart. >> so if we did it on the following, the 5th, when would the ordinance become effective? >> it depends on how quickly the mayor signs. if say the mayor signed -- if the mayor had ten days to sign or veto or return on ordinance, but if the mayor, you pass an ordinance on first read on 28th. and then the mayor signed on the 6th, it would become effective on january 5 or 6. i would have to count the days. >> so we're really only talking about two or three days? and that's why i listed out all the

this is really about all of us getting san francisco, californians covered. join us at the bus, and hopefully, we'll get the right apg will to g apg -- angle to get the mural behind us. we're going to be done, we're working to get this finished, but please join us outside for the picture, but thank you so much san francisco. you'll been at the forefront to make sure we don't leave anyone behind. thank you so much. >> this is a meeting of the san francisco recreation and park commission, will the secretary please call the roll? >> commissioner buell? here. commissioner low. here. commissioner anderson? here. commissioner mazzola does have excused absence and commissioner macdonell will be joining you. if he could get everyone to come in and sit down. we would appreciate that. we can get started. reminder, this is the recreation and park meeting of november 16th. we welcome everyone here today and ask that you please turn off any electronic devices that may go off during the proceedings. we would also ask if you're going to have secondary conversations, you plea

san francisco police with tasers. >> abc 7 news reporter got reaction from both sides. he joins us live from san francisco's engelside police situation. kornell, the chief fought hard for this. >> reporter: yeah, he did, eric. so did many other chiefs before him. tasers will not be used by san francisco police officers for at least another year t. police officers association wants them drafted soon. activists don't want them used at all. protests at the san francisco police commission meeting boiled over, deciding if police officers should be allowed to carry tasers. proved what police call alternative. >> we have been. >> san francisco police officer association martin halloran xhepdz the commission for approving the use of tasers, worries a policy for using the weapons could put too many restrictions on how an officer uses a taser. this video supplied by taser maker axeon. >> when you restrict it to the point where an officer is unable to use the taser, then what's the point of having that policy? >> we just oppose the use of tasers. >> activists from the democratic socialist of

my name is sharon eberhart, and i'm here to want to lend my support to allow the san francisco police department the use of c.e.d.'s. if the san francisco sheriff's can use them, why not the police? it is my opinion that allows c.e.d.'s will prevent the unnecessary loss of life of not only the police officer because he does not have to use a lethal weapon, but also the suspect of any conflict, and also, any members of the public who are present at a conflict. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening, commissioners. my name is kevin benedicto. i stand here to echo the same concerns that blue ribbon panel raised in its june 21st letter to the commission, as well as concerns raised in 2016 when the use of force dgo 5.1 was originally suggested. we concur with the findings of the bar association's criminal justice task force, that now is not the right time to adopt a dramatic new force option of the electronic control weapon. our substantive concerns, we lack substantive data, we continue to have concerns about the capability, and the interaction of introduction of taser's with dgo 5.01, at a tim

matt keller live for us in san francisco. matt? >> reporter: reggie, this is the third day of deliberations at the hall of justice in san francisco. and we were told that the jury had a question for the judge. all that took place inside here in the past hour or so. initially, we were told the media would be allowed in for that question, but a few minutes later they told us it would just be the attorneys, the judge and the jury for that. we do not know what that question was that the jury had for the judge. this is the first day of deliberations since wednesday before the thanksgiving weekend. the jury must decide if jose garcia zarate is guilty of second-degree murder. they're also allowed to consider first-degree murder or involuntary manslaughter. defense attorney matt gonzalez says he had no intention of hurting kate steinle in the summer of 2014 on pier 15 in san francisco. gonzalez argued the gun -- prosecution told the jury garcia zarate had the gun with him, wanted to fire the gun at people. that's when he aimed at the close

this is really about all of us getting san francisco, californians covered. join us at the bus, and hopefully, we'll get the right apg will to g apg -- angle to get the mural behind us. we're going to be done, we're working to get this finished, but please join us outside for the picture, but thank you so much san francisco. you'll been at the forefront to make sure we don't leave anyone behind. thank you so much. . >> hi, i'm ryan a prlth letting project manager with the sfpuc working at the sfpuc is a fast-paced environment the puc is american people eye person so breath and depth allows us to work on allows me to move across my career path. >> fill the roadway. >> our unique projects is the heritage puc water treatment long-term improvement plant it's one of the largest projects i've managed and supervised to be successful as a project manager you have to be hard working and self-motivated and being adaptable is important because the construction it is very fabulous that get me up in the morning you're going to be project solving and seeing the project go t

how solid this foundation is how slow verse it is tell us everything a fifty eight story skyscraper in san francisco is tilting and sinking and residents say their multi-million dollar condos are nearly worthless millennium tower is a luxury residential high rise that has sunk seventeen inches and tilted fourteen inches since it was completed in two thousand and eight though in a spectrum by the city showed it safe to occupy the situation and sparked an exodus from the building residents say they are selling multimillion dollar condos at a loss with the value of their homes tumbling by three hundred twenty thousand dollars on average is the city's fourth highest skyscraper as one of these luxury condos that has gone up in san francisco i believe we've talked about this with what will for a few like two three years ago at that time was only four inches that's fourteen inches and they say it's a both a looming tower of geeks. they're leaning tower of nerds over there in san francisco well these a tourist over there with those photos and what their relationship shots of them push keeping the tower up a

amy hollyfield is live for us in san francisco.iberate three hours and then will be able to go home for the thanksgiving break. kate steinle's family was not in the courtroom for closing arguments, and it looks like they might not be planning to be here when the verdict is read. the judge said he would give everyone two hours' notice before reading the verdict so everyone could get here. the steinles live in the east bay. now he has changed that to 30 minutes. prosecutors say the family has been through a lot. >> our office is committed to doing everything we can to bring the steinle family justice. >> reporter: the jury must decide whether jose ines garcia zarate intentionally shot and killed kate steinle or if it was an accident as he claims. prosecutors believe he aimed at steinle who was walking with her father when she was shot and killed. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. three members of the military who work at the white house have been re-assigned amid a possible sex scandal ac

this is really about all of us getting san francisco, californians covered. join us at the bus, and hopefully, we'll get the right apg will to g apg -- angle to get the mural behind us. we're going to be done, we're working to get this finished, but please join us outside for the picture, but thank you so much san francisco. you'll been at the forefront to make sure we don't leave anyone behind. thank you so much. >> >>[music] >> i came in with her impression of what i thought it was good >> what i knew about auditing with the irs spears i actually knew nothing about auditing >> in my mind it was purely financial. with people that audited the pain no one wants to deal with it >> now i see a lot of time explaining auditing is not just about taxes. >> oftentimes most students believe that auditing is only financial whereas when they come into a government environment we do much more than financial audits. we do operational audits that were looking at the operations of the department for economy and efficiency and effectiveness. >> when i hire an intern some of t

jury has to decide if the defendant intentionally shot and killed the san francisco woman on pier 14. amy hollyfield is live for us in san francisco. >> reporter: good morning. the jury is set to start deliberating at 9:00 this morning. josÉ garcia zarate is accused of second degree murder in a shooting he calls an accident. kate steinle was killed in the shooting at pier 14 in san francisco two years ago. the jury had a question yesterday during their deliberations, but the judge did not let reporters into the courtroom to listen to the question-and-answer session with the attorneys. zarate is an undocumented immigrant who he was set to be deported for the sixth time but because of san francisco's sanctuary city laws he was allowed to stay and that is why this case ignited a debate on immigration and got national attention. when the verdict is reached the judge will give every one a half hour's notice before it is read, the jury is set to deliberate until 4:30 today. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> you can be the first to know when that verdict comes down by down loading the app. we will also bring you the verdict

this is really about all of us getting san francisco, californians covered. join us at the bus, and hopefully, we'll get the right apg will to g apg -- angle to get the mural behind us. we're going to be done, we're working to get this finished, but please join us outside for the picture, but thank you so much san francisco. you'll been at the forefront to make sure we don't leave anyone behind. thank you so much. sfgovtv.org. >> neighborhoods and san francisco as exists and fascist as the people that i think inhabitable habit them the bay area continues to change for the better as new start up businesses with local restaurants and nonprofit as the collaborative spaces the community appeal is growing too. >> what anchors me to the community i serve is a terminal connection this is the main artery of the southeast neighborhood that goes around visitacion valley and straight down past the ball park and into the south of market this corridor the hub of all activity happening in san francisco. >> i'm barbara garcia of the wines in the bayview before opening the sp

. >> i'm morgan with represent us san francisco.i wanted to thank you al of you. -- thank all of you. i think we're getting closer to a solution and i echo things that are said. there is enough of what we all agree on. it would be better to get something than nothing. if we're going to start with the first step of disclosure, i want to make sure we're returning to this long term and not just checking the box and saying we solved that. but collect the data to look at the issue to make progress going forward. thank you. >> good evening commissioners. thank you for today's hearing. you know first ever all, i no longer work for a nonprofit in san francisco that has contracts with the city and county of san francisco, but when i did this was a small agency we typically had contracts pending for 11 months of the year. i wanted to make sure you understand that when you say contracts pending, that means practically the whole time. a typical a. time for a contract to be negotiated is four to 10 months. if you have three contracts, it's likel

this is really about all of us getting san francisco, californians covered. in us at the bus, and hopefully, we'll get the right apg will to g apg -- angle to get the mural behind us. we're going to be done, we're working to get this finished, but please join us outside for the picture, but thank you so much san francisco. you'll been at the forefront to make sure we don't leave anyone behind. thank you so much. >> this is a reminder to silence all electronic devices, fire commission regular meeting november 8, 2017, item one. roll call. president ken cleaveland. vice presidential stephen nakajo. commissioner michael hardeman. commissioner francee covington. commissioner joe

from san francisco to let us know where this will happen. >> reporter: along chestnut street in san francisco, one of several areas the city is looking at to make it easy for uber and lyft drivers to drop off or pick up passengers. these areas are right now parking spaces. it will be a bit of an exchange with eight streets being named for areas where drivers can pick up passengers. bicyclists, pedestrians and others will have this plan for getting new information from uber and lyft. the city can make a well- informed traffic plan and recent studies have shown there are increases in congestion in san francisco. >> i'm asking them to use the data and share it to figure out where the good drop-off points are for customers and for us, as well. but, safe once. >> reporter: the potential areas are hayes street in hayes valley, clement street in the inner richmond, irving, chestnut and 34th in noe valley. bay street in north beach and two sections of howard in soma. the city will pick one or two of these areas and start small and see how it works. it will work in conjunction

us. thank you no no welcome back to cars or part time i got to san francisco. and talk with wolf rector of wall street life eligible for target wolf welcome back well thanks for having me back on your show max hi wolf we've talked to you over the years about the housing bubble which seems to grow more insane by the air in the retail sector one which has definitely imploded let's get an update first on housing what's going on off well we have some very interesting very big housing bubbles in various cities around the country and just a little study yesterday on what's going on in san francisco we had an enormous spike in single family house prices in october. i mean enormous going up to almost one point six million dollars. and that's a that's a huge jump it's a thirteen percent jump from rio at the same time and then it kind of next in san francisco because there really aren't that many houses it's mostly apartments or condos or what we call i see so tenants in common apartments and which is sort of a different version of a condo and rental apartment so there's

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. >> were you given any information about san francisco's data, in terms of use of force? it was. the san francisco data was shared with us, and i didn't have a chance to study it in detail, but it was my understanding that -- it is my understanding that in san francisco as in most other u.s. cities, african americans are more likely to be relate use of force situations, even when you take into account higher arrest rates. >> commissioner ong hing. >> commissioner, you alluded a second ago to under reporting, and when i read your report, it seemed like you were -- well, maybe i'm reading into this, were you surprised at the level of under reporting, and what did you discover anecdotally about the under reporting? >> well, it's not so much that -- i'm going to -- i believe we discuss this at page 35 of the report, and i'm just flipping through it... page 32 -- bottom of page 32 of our report. we had -- so this was the first year in which police departments were reporting. before this, it had not been required by law, and i don't think we should assume that under reporting wa

use. san francisco, roy moore republican colleagues, a new powerful voice that has weighed in.rmer senior senator from alabama, jeff sessions joined a number of his former colleagues in saying he has no reason to doubt the women who have accused u.s. senate candidate roy moore of sexual misconduct allegations moore denies.

let's bring an analyst who joins us from san francisco. had any impact on the -- on netflix's ability to grow if it passes? >> probably not, their biggest cost items are content and marketing. you think about the broadband distribution costs the company faces, that is a single digit percentage of their costs. it is swamped by the amount of money they spend on content, which is about 40% of all their revenue goes to buying the content. original and licensed content and maybe an additional 20% goes to marketing. it is a small cost items. it could have been material five years ago, maybe, no more the case. i think this is an immaterial event for a name like netflix. it probably stymies the creation of new competitors. it does not impact amazon but if there were a new, new netflix, this could cause that kind of company to have a harder time scaling up. vonnie: moore the bigger picture when it comes to rolling back net neutrality. what are the other ramifications and does it get rolled back? >> i do not know. i think it probably stymies innovat

survey of 500 people had use san francisco transit system found 34% of them will call lyft or uber as their default ride up from 29% last year. only 5% said that they would take bart. makes sense that you call an uber or lyft at that time of year. you have to get where you're going. >> yeah. >> usually someone is just two minutes away. >> they're always nearby. >>> well, mass transit is running on time right now. we just checked in with bart and muni but do be advised that we have a lot of transit agencies on a modified schedule or operating on a sunday schedule or they're out of service today. the tiburon ferry, harbor, ace resumes on monday morning. let's take it to a crash we're tracking northbound lawrence expressway. homestead and this is in front of hospital. so it looks like the injury, there's some injuries involved but they are right in the -- that location for the crash. the rest of the ride in the south bay is in the green no delays along the eastshore freeway. but we are tracking some foggy conditions, this is a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights, b

abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live for us at san francisco's hall of justice. a amy? >> reporter: hi, reggie, the jury wanted to see thereat gun. they had questions about it. the gun was brought back in so the jury could take a look at it and ask questions. at issue, is whether that gun went off accidentally, which is what the defense has said. we told our legal analysts about this new development, and he said it is slykely th ly likelyo get a look at the trigger, how much pressure it took to make that gun go off, to pull that trigger. prosecutors believe it was intentionally fired. that the prosecution did fire it on purpose. jose ines garcia zarate says he picked up the gun, he found it on the ground and it just fired. prosecutors do believe he aimed and deliberately fired it. the bullet hit kate steinle in the back and killed her. this happened on pier 14 two years ago. she was there with her father. we saw the defense team walk into the courtroom, it was about 10:00. i asked them if they had any comment, if they could tell us anything about their client during the

here with his exclusive scoop is mark berman joining us from san francisco.ct behis ar different from the virtual reality headsets out there? mark: the way ar works is it is all encompassing. in could be in your office, the living room on your couch. the difference with ar, it augments the real world with what you can see. for example, i could be looking at you wearing ar glasses and it would pull up your contact card and tell me all about you. it gives you information that can help you in your day-to-day life. vonnie: how is it more attractive? why is apple pouring money into this as opposed to virtual reality? mark: it is more mainstream. they want products people will line up for. vr is very focused on specific applications, perhaps in the medical field or video gaming, but ar has so many more applications and the device can be used across your day whereas vr is really specialized. vonnie: what are the details we can glean about this mark -- this product? what kind of price point would apple be hoping for? how much would it have to be able to do for apple

use. san francisco, roy moore republican colleagues, a new powerful voice that has weighed in. united states attorney general and former senior senator from alabama, jeff sessions joined a number of his former colleagues in saying he has no reason to doubt the women who have accused u.s. senate candidate roy moore of sexual misconduct allegations moore denies. here's the attorney general. >> i took the liberty of reviewing federal crimes against children, particularly those dealing with sexual or physical abuse. as you well know, lee coughman, wendy miller, debby watson gibson and beverly young nelson, these young women have accused this individual, judge moore, who is running for a federal office, the united states senate, of child sexual activity. do you believe these young women? >> i am -- have no reason to doubt these young women. >> powerful statement there. yesterday another woman beverly young nelson came forward to accuse moore of sexual assaulting her when she was 16. roy moore has adamantly denied the allegation, has said he does not even know nelson. let's watch him

this is really about all of us getting san francisco, californians covered. join us at the bus, and hopefully, we'll get the right apg will to g apg -- angle to get the mural behind us. we're going to be done, we're working to get this finished, but please join us outside for the picture, but thank you so much san francisco. you'll been at the forefront to make sure we don't leave anyone behind. thank you so much. francisco. >> my name is fwlend hope i would say on at large-scale what all passionate about is peace in the world. >> it never outdoor 0 me that note everyone will think that is a good i know to be a paefrt. >> one man said i'll upsetting the order of universe i want to do since a good idea not the order of universe but his offered of the universe but the ministry sgan in the room chairing sha harry and grew to be 5 we wanted to preach and teach and act god's love 40 years later i retired having been in the tenderloin most of that 7, 8, 9 some have god drew us into the someplace we became the network ministries for homeless women escaping prostituti

san francisco has lots of social problems, like this picture, almost in the city. according to health san francisco health department update report, because people take marijuana and use the health services, it increase 138%. and also, people use marijuana need emergency, increases it 88%. these are san francisco report. we don't want san francisco social problem to increase user of marijuana. most the young generations, they need to go to work. (please stand by) feature. >> like salmonella, e.coli, such like that, that cannabis can be something that can be controlled pretty simply with e implementing things such as locks, separate indoor equipment, and then, rooms within the commissary shared spaces. we already have those processes and procedures in -- with our -- with our current setup, and we hope to be able to continue to do so. i'd also like to advocate that there should be permits for pop up shops and vendor permits for special events, and yes, thank you for your time. >> thank you. zoe polk -- it's whatever, so there's zoe polk, and ace, whatever you want to take it in. >> good morning. i'm honored to be here before you speaking on this issue. as you may recall

nbc bay area anser hassan joins us with san francisco with more. anser. >> reporter: raj here at union square. we know this is a popular area, especially with tourists. it's also very important time of the year tonight being halloween. you can see behind me the big christmas tree being put up as this area gets ready for the big holiday season. the san francisco police want residents and tourists alike to know that their city is safe. san francisco police told me a short while ago that quote there are no known threats to san francisco at this time. in fact we have been in contact with the fbi and the statement to nbc bay area they said, quote while there is no specific or credible threat to the bay area all threats with taken seriously and we are monitoring the situation in new york. locally the reaction has been mixed. >> are you going to do anything different during your visit to san francisco. >> no, no. i don't want to be panicked. i want to live like every day. and it's a very sad news. but we must keep dsh keep living. >> i am planning to stay

joining us from san francisco. julia: what an exciting story.rlet: qualcomm shares continuing powering up, over 13%. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ scarlet: we have more on the breaking news reporting earlier. broadcom said you plan an offer of about $70 per share for qualcomm. this offer would be planned to be released or made in coming days. valueroadcom offer would qualcomm at $103 billion when it comes to market capitalization. broadcom is bigger than qualcomm, but not by much. julia: this is the share price now. when we were talking to ian king, the share price was up some 12.5%, now up 15.5%. 4%, anm there is also up immediate spike and pushing further towards that 17 brought dollar -- $17 price tag. this did price for qualcomm here, obviously an interesting story. donald trump announcing yesterday they will be re-patching it and make their new home base the united states. that raises questions on whether or not this is in order to facilitate getting a deal for qualcomm done. the relative valuations of these two are very similar. sc

this is really about all of us getting san francisco, californians covered. join us at the bus, and hopefully, we'll get the right apg will to g apg -- angle to get the mural behind us. we're going to be done, we're working to get this finished, but please join us outside for the picture, but thank you so much san francisco. you'll been at the forefront to make sure we don't leave anyone behind. thank you so much. i didn't o- >> sound familiar do you keep on getting up there's an easier way. >> of course there's easier way get rid of of mosquito they breed whatever this is water no water no mosquito mosquito feed on good blood the eggs hatch and stay near the waters san francisco to breathe and the adult underlying mosquito waits on the as many until it's sexuality hardens water pools in any areas and creates places you'll not normally think of budget and any container that holds water and hidden in bushes or else were dump the water and do it over soil not into a drain the larva can continue growing in the pooled water is sewage disthe first of its kind the a

. >>> today, rules about the type of force that officers can use in san francisco may change. the san francisco police commission is set to discuss and possibly vote on allowing officers to carry and use stun guns. currently the city does not allow police to use stun guns. the police union and the police chief are pushing for the change. chief william scott writes in part, quote, not having the option of using a taser creates a likelihood of prolonged hands-on physical force by police officers and a higher probability of increased resistance by subjects. the department recently released a report detailing use of force by san francisco police. overall, it fell 32% from july through september of this year, compared to 2016. >>> in the meantime, berkeley police are asking for help finding three people say they were involved in violence during a summer protest that got out of hand. two men and one woman they say were involved in fights during a rally at civic center park on august 27th. police say attendees were kicked, punched and struck with some kind of imvied weapon. the three

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san francisco should be a city of investors and repealing costa-hawkins will help us move towards that vision again. thank you. >> i'm vanessa wagner. i have lived in san francisco eight years and i live in a building owned by veritas investment and i support the resolution. we have been the subject to lack of ventilation, pesticides, rodents, the list goes on. we demand stronger protections for the rent-control tenants for sure and i would like to repeal costa-hawkins. thank you. >> my name is amina and i'm here speaking on behalf of all the t tenants facing issues which she spoke about. also, for our elderly facing rent increases because of costa-hawkins that are sometimes 300% beyond what they can afford. i would ask for to you kindly protect our children and our elderly and this is a moral issue and if you're not low or medium income the dollars only stretch so far to please repeal costa-hawkins. thank you. >> hi. my name is kate lase. supervisor, i want to thank you for your passion. i feel there's somebody here who gets it. i lost my home. it wasn't a house, it was my home. i los

san carlos, half moon bay, san francisco 51. the rest of us about 44 to 49 degrees. francisco, check this out. temperatures will hang out in the mid to upper 50s all throughout the afternoon hours. in the south bay we'll be doing the same, maybe even getting up to near 60 degrees. all right, we'll take a look at what's going on as far as another chance of rain this weekend. that's next in your accuweather forecast. frances? >>> a new crash on the peninsula to 280. chp is en route right now. lots of brake lights this morning especially in the east bay. here you can see southbound 680 traffic jammed out to highway 24. it's very slow as well as you make your way through the sunol grade and a sig alert still out there. it's been out there all morning long, eastbound 92 to hesperian. an earlier fuel spill. only one lane open eastbound. traffic has been getting by. it's the westbound side that is really slow as you make your way across the san mateo bridge. drive time now over 30 minutes. dumbarton bridge better alternate for you. guys? >>> thank you, frances. have you eve

he joins us live in san francisco. sergio. >> reporter: of course he's famous for the impersonation of the president. he's also relatively well known for being a political activist. tonight's conversation wide-ranging. he was actually surprisingly generous to the president and a lot of his supporters. alec baldwin did go into his donald trump character for just a few minutes to read a passage from the new book. >> they say -- they say it's almost fall and the calendar on my phone says september but to be perfectly honest i have a very strong belief it's still summer. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the book is based on his "saturday night live" parody of president donald trump. it's co-authored by curd anderson, a writer who's followed president trump since the mid 1980s. >> he wouldn't be president if he hadn't spent 15 years being a guy playing a boss on television. >> reporter: baldwin is a long-time member of the democratic party, but he's worried trump is causing serious damage to the republican party. >> the democratic

cnbc.com's chrissie farr broke the story and joins us from san francisco. chrissie, how big a deal is this cerner deal for them? >> reporter: bil me this is act huge deal for amazon aws which has some contracts in health care. it's been tough for amazon to break in. that's because of concerns about things like information security, compliance. having a stamp of approval from cerner is going to really help amazon make that push. it's a big deal, i would say, for both of these companies. >> and how does it play into amazon's broader strategy which you've been reporting on previously that they might enter the pharmacy business? >> reporter: well, sue, that is the topic of discussion. everybody wants to know, is amazon going to do pharmacy, are they going to start selling rx. it's not really clear if it is related. it might suggest that amazon is building up more expertise, more partnerships, and cerner would certainly be helpful to them. but this is more of a health i.t. or health technology deal versus anything that very clearly would bring them closer toward

matt keller live for us in san francisco. matt? >> reporter: good morning, reggie and jessica. the jury will be back at work again inside this courthouse later today after taking the long thanksgiving weekend off. now the jury last deliberated this past wednesday, before the thanksgiving holiday. they say hose -- jose garcia zarate had the gun go off accidentally after finding it wrapped in a rag under a chair. they called the case presented by the defense as fiction. they said he wanted to fire the gun at people and aimed at the closest people, the steinles. the jury is allowed to consider first-degree murder or involuntary manslaughter. the judge says he will give a 30-minute notice before the verdict is read. reporting live in san francisco, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> and you can be the first to know when the verdict comes down by downloading our free app and enabling push alerts. search abc 7 news. we'll bring the verdict live onair and online. >>> new details about divers who have identified the body of a truck driver who plunged into the oakland estuary. they say paul sc

if you ever want to watch the show, it's a great show to watch the way san francisco used to be in 1975. they shot it all on location. good morning. let's go to the commute now. we have a problem on vasco road. it's an accident there and if you take vasco road up, you will see that crash is going to be blocking laned. i'm looking at what chp is saying. it says fire and medics have arrived on the scene so be careful there. altamonte pass traffic is moderate. let's go to solano super commute, no issues there >>we are learning more about two teenagers accused with rape. the [inaudible] plan to try those teens as adults. now, the boys, who both played football, are accused of kidnapping and raping the student. the alleged rape marks the second time in less than a year that a student with the school has been charged with rape. >>>[inaudible] shows a pledge being given 18 drinks in less than an hour. because of that, the district attorney announced new charges against frat members. twenty-five people have now been charged in the death of timothy piazza. the house's security system captured ma

san ramone. 40 to 45 for most of us. we'll get to 46 at san jose and oakland. 48 san mateo. 47 half moon bay. 50 in san francisco.orecast and what you're going to see today are temperatures that could near 70 inland after such a chilly start. we start with high clouds, thicker and the air mass moves away from us. so two degrees cooler thannen you can see the cold front getting closer saturda, temperatures around 58 to 62. a slight chance of a shower, again, don't change your plans. it will usher in a little bit of crispness and breezy. and then back to 30s and 40s for lows and 50s and 60s for highs under sunshine monday, tuesday and wednesday. pretty steady pattern there. hi, frances. >>> hi, mike. we'll give it a thumbs up. not too many accidents out there. a live shot of interstate 80 as you make your way through emeryville for headlights moving westbound to the bay bridge toll plaza. it doesn't mean there isn't the usual slowing for the morning commute which means it's backed up past the 880 over crossing. no major delays as you head into work at least at this point. westbound 80 is 20 minutes. a little slow a

about 59 in san francisco and half moon bay and san mateo. santa cruz, the rest of us 60 to 62.il you get up to lake port and ukiah. a look at your lows tonight and fog in a minute. let's focus on the seven-day forecast. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and friday high clouds and sunshine. light storm on our impact scale for the weekend. hi, frances. >>> hi, mike. we've been talking about the sig alert. sky 7 is live at the scene right now. this is the hot spot in hayward. eastbound 92 just before hesperion off the san mateo bridge there was an earlier big rig accident and the fuel leak so they had to pick up some absorbent and look at the traffic right now. only the right lane is open. so eastbound 92 as you come off the san mateo bridge traffic is heavy approaching the scene. this accident happened just a little bit before 3:00 this morning so it's been out there for three hours. and this is the hot spot. notice westbound traffic on the right-hand side for most commuters. that is moving well as you make your way to the san mateo bridge. so just keep this in mind for this morning'

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wear-out system your our employees joy excessive salaries but working for the city and county of san francisco give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco you. >> well to the epic center are you ready for the next earthquake did you know if you're a renter you can get earthquake shushes we'll take to the earthquake authorities hi welcome to another episode i'm the chief resilience officer for san francisco i'm joined by my good friends for the earthquake authority we're at the el cap center for the city and county of san francisco started in 2013 to get the community and talk about the risk we think about earthquake if usual great city you'll see one of the demonstrates we've built the model home and i encourage other episodes we'll be retroactively retrofitting and showing you as property owners to employ you work for the california earthquake authority talk about your role and earthquake shirnls up think the viewers want to know if you're a renter or property owner

so right now, one of the main hangups for the board of supervisors here in san francisco is the land use issue. so we're talking about how close these dispensaries can be from schools or daycares. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> republicans are gaining momentum in the effort to overhaul our tax code after a successful vote in the house. yesterday's vote was mostly along party lines. 13 republicans voted no on the plan. mostly lawmakers from high tax states including three from california. the remaining 11 california gop members voted yes. every democrat voted no. the bill immediately reduces the corporate tax rate and repeals the estate tax. it does not include a repeal of the affordable care act individual mandate like the senate plan. getting a tax bill passed in the senate is a challenge. republicans there can only lose two votes and several senators have already expressed reservations about the cuts to healthcare spending. >> i am concerned. i believe that if we start getting into healthcare issues with the individual mandate, that we send a very mixed message. >> i'm incl

wear-out system your our employees joy excessive salaries but working for the city and county of san francisco give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco today we are going to talk about fire safety. we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. it's a wonderful display. a little house in the urban center exhibition center that shows what it's like in a home in san francisco after an earthquake. one of the major issues that we are going to face after earthquakes are fire hazard. we are happy to have the fire marshall join us today. >> thank you. my pleasure. >> we talk about the san francisco earthquake that was a fire that mostly devastated the city. how do we avoid that kind of problem. how can we reduce fire hazard? >> the construction was a lot different. we don't expect what we had then. we want to make sure with the gas heaters that the gas is shut off. >> if you shut it off you are going to have no hot water or heat. be careful not to shu