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[applause] >> commissioner wald: thank you, president wald, that sounds good. so richie and lori and everyone from -- richie can you come back up? i want you to tell a story. so i was lucky enough to go to the -- one of the sites that they administer and meet the staff who were implementing this program, meet some of the residents and listen to the genuine heart of the organization and one of the stories that richie told me was really compelling about the idea of affordability. mayor lee always said to us, it's important to make sure that environmental benefits get to all san franciscans and i think this work with this partnership between the department of the environment and the tenderloin neighborhood development corporation is the quintessential example of that. and richie, you shared to me an example of how you were not in every unit, but there were sometimes when you could actually pass on cost savings to the residents. can you just share that story, because i think it is such an amazing tale. >> definitely, so through this program, we were able to provide 3,000 led

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richie, would you ring the 24/5 bell?can, jim. ♪ trade 24/5, only with td ameritrade. >>> welcome back to "options action." netflix hitting the red carpet at the 90th annual oscars this weekend. by the way, the stock hitting an all time high today. for more about that, let's go to julia in los angeles >> hey, brian. the red carpet is now covered with white plastic to protect it from the rain. that's overhead right now. and there is also an oscar over there. that is in a trash bag but by sunday, the red carpet will be prepped and a big day for netflix. it has eight nominations compared to just three last year and four of netflix's nominations are for "mudbound," song, adanted screen play and sin ming to are a if i that is broad acclaim for a movie that netflix bought at sundance they broke into hollywood's elite ranks. the academy gets over theory sestance to crack the business model, netflix wants to release movies in theaters on the same day that they were released on netflix. netflix is also nominated for two documentar

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you last week. president kwan and steve richy. i handed you information on the value of an acre foot of water in agricultural economies. there was a study done in 2016 titled "food system multiplier for specialty food" and this is commissioned by the sack row men toe area council government and it represents six-county area. and, they said that while agriculture contributes significant value to the regional economy, specialty crops generated $2700 per acre annually and more than three times the value per acre than non specialty crops. so we'll use that high figure of 2700 per acre and it takes about three and a half feet per acre to grow produce. the value would be the value generated from that acre foot would be $771. and then they get into the multiplier effect. that it's not just about the food produced but there's processing, there's transportation and the actual production accounts for about 29% of the value. there's another figure there to support. 11%. that might be part of that original value. to be conservative we'll use 2

i do want to ask you about lionel richie because you're 18 years old, and i wonder, do you know who lioneli didn't know this. you've been here a couple times. your dad was prince's personal photographer. >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: that's amazing. [ applause ] so you would travel around with prince. >> yeah. and i got to -- fortunately, i also got to tag along with my family. >> jimmy: and you would go to the concerts as a kid? >> yeah. when i was 4 we went to london for one of the shows. we actually just found a photo of me at 12 at the forum on stage actually dancing with the twins. >> jimmy: oh. >> we had a lot of fun adventures starting from when i was in minnesota to l.a. prince had always been really supportive of everything my family has done. >> jimmy: did you think of him as like an uncle prince or something? >> i mean, quite honestly, i don't even know how like -- how i normalized that relationship in my head. i'm like oh, yeah, my father just goes to work for prince and they just travel -- >> jimmy: i think every kid, every job, whatever your parents do seems -- that seems normal. >> m

keep an umbrella >>> music legend lionel richie was memorialized. >> you can catch richie along with katy perry. >> as you well know every elevator comes with a panel for buttons and two at the bottom that say open door and close door. >> abc7 "7 on your side" michael finney joins us now. >> so you are there and the door opens and it stays there forever. >> like the one in our building. >> don't even start me on that. sometimes it seems like the elevator doors stays open forever. there is a close door button but does it work? elevators all around us. in and out of elevators constantly. which means we push the buttons a lot. we know those buttons work, but what about these two? do elevator buttons that close door and open door, do they work? >> yes. >> a direct answer but not everyone is so sure. >> i don't think it does much. personally, i like to think it does, but i don't think it does. >> i checked and the open door button do work. as soon as i push the button, the door opens immediately. but how about the close door button? do you think that works? >> like 65% of the time. maybe 5

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. >>> music legend lionel richie was memorialized. >> you can catch richie along with katy perry. >> uttons and two at the bottom that say open door and close door. >> abc7 "7 on your side" michael finney joins us now. >> so you are there and the door opens and it stays there forever. >> like the one in our building. >> don't even start me on that. sometimes it seems like the elevator doors stays open forever. there is a close door button but does it work? elevators all around us. in and out of elevators constantly. which means we push the buttons a lot. we know those buttons work, but what about these two? do elevator buttons that close door and open door, do they work? >> yes. >> a direct answer but not everyone is so sure. >> i don't think it does much. personally, i like to think it does, but i don't think it does. >> i checked and the open door button do work. as soon as i push the button, the door opens immediately. but how about the close door button? do you think that works? >> like 65% of the time. maybe 50%. >> she is not alone in her skepticism. >> open door and close door

doesn't guarantee you're going to be a star. >> plus lionel richie. >> plus lionel richie. >> you canuestion for everybody. who here remembers the ice bucket challenge a few years ago? [ cheers and applause ] well, it raised millions for a.l.s. resermg. and n research. and now there's a new challenge that is heating up the internet. it's called the a.l.s. pepper challenge. celebrities like jimmy kimmel. shaquille o'neal, kelly clarkson did it. everybody is stepping up. it raised over half a million dollars already and, of course, still counting. more people are participating. "nightline's" juju chang threw down the gauntlet to the team at "gma" after taking the challenge herself. you can see she's braving through the peppers right there. so our weekend "gma" colleague ron claiborne, ron did it. looks like he -- >> two, rob, two. >> wow. that man is brave. you know i actually did it myself. >> yeah, how did that go for you? >> you want to see. take a look. hey, juju. i accept your challenge. here we go. okay. whoo! y erk e! got a little kick to it. yeah. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> go

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richy, could you comment on the article i'm paraphrasing here. stated there were consultants that inspected the dam within the last five years. they were very quick to suggest the failure was due to our oversight. they contradict each other. i would assume in the past. it's the fault lie if it's too premature to talk about that. >> well, we inspect our dams routinely. the division and safety of dams are inspected annually. they released the last five years of inspection records, which showed the damn was in good shape. in fact in this case, it was truly an overwhelming event that created the bad situation. the article last saturday's chronicle had quotes from two outside experts who actually have never been to the dam, not even seen it as far as i know. i know for sure one of them was talking hypothetically because he didn't have information. these are the kind of things you would be concerned about and look for. i think the headline writer with the very unfortunate headline that said those outside experts are blaming san francisco p.u.c. for thi

richie's family joined him as you can see there. you can catch richie with fellow judges katie perry and luke brine and host ryan see crest on american idol sunday march 11th. starting at 8:00 p.m. on channel 7. >>> coming up next the porn star suing the president. >> why her lawyer says the president must have known about a payment to keep her silent. >> also the report that says the fbi is paying best buy employees to work as informants. >> and is alexa laughs at you? >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> as we told you earlier in newscasts, the department of justice is suing california over three laws, saying they interfere with federal immigration enforcement. >>> but the mayor of san jose says he knows the value of undocument the residents, trusting local police. >> abc 7 news reporter took a walk with sam liccardo. >> there are shades of gray in enforcing the law. officers and prosecutors are allowed to exercis judgment in deciding whether to cite or prosecute someone. sam lirkd an saysis city exercises t

you gotta go to ross >>> all right. that is our report. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm dion lim. on jimmy kimmel, lionel richie we'll see you tomorrow. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, lionel richie, from "grown-ish" yara shahidi, and music from moon taxi. and now, take it easy. here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome, welcome. ♪ hi, everybody. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thank you for coming. please, it's embarrassing. [ cheers and applause ] that's very nice. i'm glad you're here. tonight we are going to party,

you are on abc. >> years of nos led up to this audition where she finally heard yes. >> reporter: tell me about the moment where lionel richie are you? >> it was crazy that he came up to me and talked to me. >> reporter: now on to hollywood week. >> i wouldn't put anybody through that stress. >> reporter: do you get nervous? and what do you do to handle them? >> my go-to rem deis a shot of whi whiskey. but i can't do that on the show. >> reporter: her hollywood show edition. ♪ let's stay together ♪ lovin' you whether >> reporter: she believes in good luck charms. but says there is one thing she can't live without to remember her best friend. >> his name is spencer. he passed away last year. i wear his jacket. >> reporter: she says he would be over-the-moon by making it this far. she hopes this is the start of something great ♪ oh, golly. >> she has a beautiful voice. "american idol" airs here. >> all right. well we need to find out about this weather coming up for our hollywood weekend. broke records. are we going to do that again? >> not likely. we had three today and seven yesterday today. we have a few thin high clouds. o

you think her legacy looks like. well that's absolutely true what what richie writes really her legacy sort of you know and her popularity sort of crossed or out of india. across the globe with the indian diaspora as well as the u.k. or the u.s. or the middle east but she was not hugely popular in pakistan there's been some great articles that we did in the last couple of days by a pakistani journalist some an indian some in pakistan how around the time of the fact that helpful john that he was released which is one nine hundred eighty nine the pakistani dictator's yodok had just died. there was a accident a plane crash and so she they we game this sense of free spirit and this sense of a promise not just to people of india but even the people of pakistan her popularity crossed or everywhere and yes she ruled the box office she was able to command a high salary which is something that other actresses could not ask for. and she would love she was loved by all really initial and another coming from her husband's posting at it's a pitiful letter to the world if you need to talk to shrink everything of the special memories t

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richie, would you ring the 24/5 bell?can, jim. ♪ trade 24/5, only with td ameritrade. >>> commerce secretary wilbur ross on cnbc earlier saying the reaction to president trump's trade tariff plan is completely overblown. will it have an impact on the american consumer? that's what we're going to ask robert shiller, yale university professor of economics we have talked to you about markets. we have talk eed to you about rl estate today, we'll talk to you about trade and tariffs. what is the effect of tariffs on the end user of goods, the american consumer? >> well, depends on whether the end user is a steel worker or not. for most people, this goes all the way back to 1776, adam smith. it hurts most people because the production isn't where it's most efficient. you put distortions in trade, and it lowers -- it also has an immediate disruption effect. but it helps some people notably, people who own stock in steel companies, and maybe steel workers as well. >> the distortion comes about, and because -- by what mechanism? ex

and lionel is, you know, he's just -- he's lionel richie. >> he's a legend. rked with him in the past. the first time i met him, i had to perform with him on the stage at the ryman in nashville. i'm not like a sweater. i'm lucky in that. like i don't, when i walked in and saw lionel richie like -- i had, like -- and lionel is like, what's wrong with you, brother? i'm like, man, i am about to faint. i'm about to faint being around you. but since then, i mean, once you get to know lionel, he's like -- i mean, he's literally the most genuine, kindest person. watching him interact with these kids. i mean, and he's like, you know, back when i was in -- watching whitney and diana sing and we're like. he drops these names that -- you know, that -- it's normal like, normal life for lionel. i'm like -- >> how is it for you to be a judge? >> it's an interesting -- you know, it's a little out of my comfort zone to just -- pick people apart. you know, but, it -- but you have to. [001:3

richie, florida. hi, jeff. caller: how are you all doing today? host: we are good sure you are on with winter. caller: hi, winter. guest: hi. caller: hi, c-span. i am not very good at this. but today that miami happened, , my son was in a car, and his friend got shot in the head. excuse me. give me a second. shootings --ool nobody has ever gotten together like the kids have, and this is the biggest cry for help i have ever heard. and i know this -- the bigger the problem, the simpler the solution, the better the results. every singledemand gun owner -- a fatal don't have that gone on them, they have to gun on if they have that them, they need to have a trigger lock on it. ae first time it is fine, the second time it is jail. they can get their hands on a gun, but they cannot drill the trigger lock out. make decent material, the sensors that are around town, when the gun is shot -- excuse happy, am actually because my son is still alive. of trouble with it. the biggest help he got was the counselors for my son and the resource officers. host: jeff, i appreciate your call today. winter, what can

you it was coming back. for years, "american idol" made dreams come true by discovering some of the biggest names in the music industry. and now with katy perry, luke bryan, and lionel richien on abc. and i can tell you from what i've seen, there's no doubt this season of "idol" will be an unforgettable journey. [ banners' "someone to you" plays ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i don't wanna die or fade away ♪ ♪ i just wanna be someone ♪ i just wanna be someone [ cheers and applause ] ♪ dive and disappear without a trace ♪ ♪ i just wanna be someone ♪ well, doesn't everyone? all right! let's get it started. go time. ♪ and if the sun's upset and the sky goes cold ♪ you've got this, baby. ♪ and if the clouds get heavy and start to fall ♪ okay, buddy. head on in there. ♪ i really need somebody to call my own ♪ this has been my dream. [ cheers and applause ] oh, my god! ♪ someone to you you've got fire in those vocal chords. that's badass. ♪ i wanna be somebody to someone ♪ all: you're going to hollywood! -i love you. -thank you! my biggest fan is definitely my grandma. she couldn't be here today. oh, you got your phone? gotta facetime grandma. i just wanted to let you know that i'm going to hollywoo

richie. >> have a great night. we'll see yourow. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." >> come on up. >> a dog is spotted in a my opinion shaft after going missing for 11 days. >> the family had nearly given up hope. . >> the elaborate rescue mission leading to one emotional reunion. >>> it's a romantic adventure in a hot air balloon. what happens when a drone decides to cut in. >>> one good flop and fake deserves another. the story behind the oscar worthy performances. >>> and look who's in monti mode. >> oh my gosh! >> how the mini faces of ed bassmaster are keeping workers on their toes. >> he's shameless. he's absolutely shameless. >>> echo the coonhound has been missing 11 days. she entered a disused mine and they couldn't find her. finally she was spotted. >> come on. >> there she is 30 feet down, she got her way and got lost. her family had nearly given up hope but there you see her. she sees rescue is on the way, but she can't get out without help. as you can see firefighters are called in, tha

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richie gave out wigs and moustaches. i did not have time to get them for you. i will find them. >> oh, it's lionel rich which i will. >> speaking of lionel richie, he showed up hoping to knock them off their feet. that happened literally to him. take a look at what happened. he couldn't figure out how to work his chair. >> are you all right? >> what in the world? >> then his fellow judges took full advantage of the chair situation, whoopie cushions underneath him. he said they are like his students and he's the teacher. >> they seem to be enjoying the age difference in general. >> yeah. yeah. >> on both sides. i think he's having fun with it and they are having fun with it, too. >> i agree. not to be overshadowed, katy perry had another night in the spotlight. take a look. >> katy, do you remember young love? >> i don't remember anything young at all, honestly. ♪ >> can you show me how to milk a cow, hypothetically? >> i'm going to give myself utter play. >> can you tell us about foreplay. >> what was with the buckets on the head? >> at this point, everything is fair game. >> it

going to do two things, inspire you to go forward or tell you the truth and tell you there's no shot. >> is lionel richieoing to be the mean one ? >> i hope so. i hope he's mean all night long. >> luke bryan telling contestants no is nerve racking. season premiere of "american idol" is this sundayment you can watch here on abc 7 starting at 8:00 p.m. >> little nerve racking. you're shattering their hopes and dreams. >> they lowered the age. it's 15. as young as 15. these young hopes and dreams. >> i do hope that there is a little bit of saltiness. that's what made the original "american idol" fun. >> you need the salty. >> he was amazing how he could be salty, but you still kind of liked him. >> i don't know how -- that's hard. >> it's really hard to pull off. >> you think everybody would have hated him after that. >> not salty, you're salt of the earth, mike. >> thank you. >> there's a little water in the air this morning. i think it left the salt behind. we've got plenty of moisture in the form of fog as you can see from san jose, 280, 17. never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather foreca

richie. it is coming up on "gma." we'll see you soon. >>> this year during the motor show.inese tech rules debuted this ultra high performance ran rs. the hybrid super car uses a turban electrical system. reach ago top speed of 205 miles an hour. >> it does 0 to 60 miles an hour in less than three seconds. it is everything you want to expect from a sports car. >> the super car will be available for track use and delivered to an exclusive group of customers in the next two years. they won't reveal the exact cost. it is exclusive because if is expected to sell around $1 million. >>> police looking for a bumbling gum ball bandit. showing the less than smooth criminal. including sub titles and mocking him calling him a baller and gum baller for grabbing about a dollar of quarters and missed a donation box full of cash. the shelter says you almost feels bad for the guy until you realize he stole from an animal shelter. >>> still to come on abc 7 mornings the emergency at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you wa

look at the focus of this particular initiative, that means that you are saving money for the people that benefit the most. we heard from richy. the thing that really matters beyond energy savings with leds is their long life expectancy. if you buy a decent led the life expectancy is over 20 years. that might seem impactful to you and i. if for a motion you can be in the position of a mobility challenged senior and you are in the home and the light goes out, up might be sitting in the dark until somebody can come by and replace that bulb for you. this is a real impact in the quality of life. we want to prevent people from experiencing that feeling of power laciness. by postponing that because they last so much longer than other bulbs, so we have fun fully convinced you that leds save energy and money. how do we go about launching the initiative? that is important. the hard work that goes into creating the groundbreaking initiatives to put us at the forefront of groundbreaking and communications. i will invite rebecca to join me. >> all right. so implementing this campaign on the scale of something like 100,000leds took being

. >> how nervous when you walked into the room and saw this year's judges. >> i was super nervous. lionel richiehe is a legend and i grew up listening to his music. my parents like his music. and i really hoped that i could impress him the most. >> your look is telling me rock and roll but you come from a classical training background. you are an opera singer. >> i try to mix it up and do all sorts of different styles but i did, i studied opera for 12 years. >> can you give me an opera doubt. >> i honestly don't know if i can right now. i can try. ♪ >> thank you for giving us that nice opera note. >> oh, thank you. thank you for having me. i really appreciate it so much. >> we wish you luck. and you are obviously going to win. >> oh, yeah. thank you. >> good luck he havy. >> thank you, bye. >> was that a stunning high noted or what? he havy auditions this sunday. watch american idol here on abc7 on sunday and monday nights at 8:00 p.m. >>> sky 7 is now over breaking news in san jose, mineta san jose airport officials tell us the engine of an alaska airlines jet started smoking as the plane was p

. >> how nervous when you walked into the room and saw this year's judges. >> i was super nervous. lionel richieparticular, he is a legend and i grew up listening to his music. my parents like his music. and i really hoped that i could impress him >> your look is telling me rock and roll but you come from a classical training background. you are an opera singer. >> i try to mix it up and do all sorts of different styles but i did, i studied opera for 12 years. >> can you give me an opera doubt. >> i honestly don't know if i can right now. i can try. ♪ >> thank you for giving us that nice opera note. >> oh, thank you. thank you for having me. i really appreciate it so much. >> we wish you luck. and you are obviously going to win. >> oh, yeah. thank you. >> good luck he havy. >> thank you, bye. >> was that a stunning high noted or what? he havy auditions this sunday. watch american idol here on abc7 on sunday and monday nights at 8:00 p.m. >>> sky 7 is now over breaking news in san jose, mineta san jose airport officials tell us the engine of an alaska airlines jet started smoking as the plane was

you can already see what three nor'easters have done to this beach, and it's only going to get worse. >> reporter: back in philadelphia, fatigue setting in for richie delario. >> i can't take it no more. >> reporter: you've had enough? >> i've had enough, got to be honest with you. i've had enough. >> reporter: but still shoveling, not stopping him and his buddies from helping their elderly and disabled neighbors. >> it's like a brotherhood and we all stick together when it comes to this. >> it is a brotherhood. and whit johnson joining the team tonight. great to have you on "world news tonight," diving into your first nor'easter for us. what a way to welcome you. whit, i know they're worried about the weight of the snow on those power lines into the night. >> reporter: david, thank you. and that's exactly right. it's that heavy, wet snow, capable of bringing down trees and power lines. take a look at those limbs drooping under the weight of it. and you can see here, we already have some branches down. up and down the east coast, tens of thousands of people already without power, the snow is still falling tonight. and the wind is just picking up. d

you. >> good evening, esteemed friends. my name's sarah richy, and i'm speaking in solidarity with families and students as the dlac secretary. as we all know access to opportunity is not equally distributed in our communities. listening to students, parents, and staff a represented concern is the lack of district sponsored on-line programs through eld instruction and also programs that are designed to support eld integration in core subjects. in addition, i'm hearing concern that without developing access and competency, e.l. students won't have the success they need for highly advanced testing. we therefore recommend computers that improve out comes for english learners, including instructional programs that support learning from home and school use. these programs should be research based and include established aligned instruction. these should align with instructions and reports that include the vital keyboarding skill development and navigation of computer based skills. lastly, i should like to say that a good policies have good outcomes,