thank you fo on the week communicators, cyber security analyst and reporter kim sutter on voting machines and election security. the department of homeland security act of 2016 is working with the counties to try to shore up their systems. that is only focused on the internet facing systems like the website that posts the web -- the results. they are not looking at the transmissions to see if they are secure. or looking at the voting machines. or the tabulation machines. thee are the core systems, core critical systems of an election and dhhs does not have a hand in any of those. communicators monday at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. >> with the midterm elections just days away, watch the competition for the control of congress on c-span. see for yourself the candidates and the debate from key house and senate races. make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. >> tomorrow, democratic political consultant james carville and his wife republican political consultant mary matalin take part in a discussion about trump administration foreign policy and its impact on the midterm elections. w

on sutter street, they're 13%. the previous speaker mentioned 222 sutter. that previous building has been vacant for over two years. i think by now, everybody can agree that retail is changing, the industry is changing, their space needs are changing. and in that environment, we'd submit what -- as a policy matter, what policy makers should be imposing is flexibility in considering how this may change or activating the district. the legislation propose goes in the opposite direction. it's more restrictive, and for that, we oppose it. we support the b.i.d.'s recommendation. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is chris kitchen, and i'm with westfield. we are the owners of westfield san francisco shopping center. we own, develop, and lease the property. we have retail across ten floors from the subbasement champ space to the eighth floor nordstrom spa. we employ thousands of people and generate about .5 billion in sales. we've seen firsthand the changes in the retail industry, and like so m

cnn investigative reporter, john sutter, focuses on climate issues here at cnn.lked. you've traveled the world, tracking climate change. what are these dire consequences in a matter of years? >> yeah, i mean, i think it's hard to overstate. and each time one of these warnings comes out, when these alarm bells are sounded, i think of places i've been around the world, like the marshall islands in the pacific ocean, these low-lying countries that really may not exist if we don't heed these warnings and change in unprecedented ways, like our energy systems and the way that our economies function, essentially. the marshall islands, seeing pictures of it there, barely peeks out above sea level. what this report is saying, essentially, if we don't make massive changes basically to half our greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 or completely go carbon-neutral, which, you know, essentially means very little burning of fossil fuels by 2050, countries like that might not exist. closer to home, things like wildfires, devastating hurricanes, food shortages, migrations, they're al

in addition, two northbound lanes between market and ellis and one between ellis and sutter will be removed. the aim is to create wider sidewalks and bigger curbs to protect pedestrians from traffic. some are worried the change will make traffic worse. >>> developing news in the case of a missing "washington post" n turkey to q cash hoguey's disappearance. >> the alleged hit squad i squai disappearance of cakhashoggi. one has been picked traveled with "the crown" prince. president trump warned against running to conclusions. he repeated multiple times that the king and crown prince permanently denied any knowledge of the attack. and mike pompeo left aer meeting with king salman. he thanked them for a thorough, prance parent a transparent and timely investigation. he was last seen walking into the saudi consulate balance. according to the a.p., anonymous turkish officials say the forensics team found, quote, certain evidence, khashoggi was killed there. they may be ready to admit fault. >> you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. the blanket of 55 in about pro spre

the project corridor stretches about a half mile long around 7 blocks from market to sutter streets, so there's an image of that in the presentation. this is the culmination of intensive outreach. we are proposing widened sidewalks, shortened crossing, protected turns, better curb management to support businesses and residents, a unique parking to support paratransit bus loading and mitigate parking issues dedicate today landscaping, public art and reinforcing neighborhood identity. to enable all of these improvements we are proposing a lane reduction from three lanes northbound. from market to ellis, one through lane plus one turn lane, two total at every intersection. three total at intersections similar to what we have today. for a little background, safer taylor street is a major pedestrian safety project whose planning began last spring and continuing now. this phase had an original allocated budget of $300,000. which is typical for a project of this size. which we were actually able to double by winning a grant from caltrans for an additional $300,000 in order to conduct unique

of gold and the mail.ace and sutter's for a long time that was told as a historic story. steve's colleagues would tell you that this is a no -- this is no historic story. this is the start to a genocidal tragedy. these heroes are not uncomplicated and not heroes to everybody. they can be celebrated in one minute and deplored in the next. bad reasons that this happens. if we wanted to have a conversation about whether we can get along and if there can be abundance when there is scarcity for everyone. that creates stories that we have got to find a way to be able to communicate across differences, where some people .o lose out when others win how do we tell those stories in a way that brings us together? >> can i give a political science take? >> i am sure it will be cheerful. >> no, i am sorry. dark lord of, political science. i think this is a serious question that comes as a result of both good history and good .nvestigative journalism how do we just -- how do we govern without myth? old guy, i grew up in i knews and 60's, and myth that i knew that was kind of myth about

check the status of the di outside aft midnight with cell phones fire trucks lined georgia street at sutter. >> it was pretty bad. >> reporter: laurie taylor lives four blocks away. >> a big bunch of smoke, black smoke billowing up and floating around. i was glad it wasn't really windy. >> reporter: nicholas took the fire escape. he was about to go to sleep when his nest system sent an alert. >> it takes readings of carbon monoxide but to be truthful, it's the camera that sensed the movement first from the smoke billowing in. >> reporter: firefighters say smoke detectors first and spaces and newspapers insulation. the fire's origin? rags and chemicals in a unit being remodeled. >> some chemicals, when you ball it up in a rag, creates an exothermic reaction over time, creates heat, it can combust, smolder, and then develop into a fire over time. >> reporter: they say much of the fire damage was contained to that unit but a sprinkler left water damage. today, people retrieved personal items and estimates are up to 40 people displaced. the red cross is helping 14 families, a total of 22 people

saturday were 13,12,08,27,19 and the powerball was 4. ( marty ) halloween was early for patients at sutterthe hospital held its 49th annual neonatal intesive care unit halloween party saturday. the patients over the years were born with extra medical needs due to illness or premature birth. participants dressed in costumes and joined others, ranging in age from infants to their 20's, who were once patients in the neonatal intensive care unit. this is the final holiday celebration at this hospital location before they move to the new van ness- geary campus hospital in ( marty ) it was a happy reunion six years in the making for an indiana man and his cat. jonathan gulla was home from college in 20-12, having been diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma. somehow his cat, julie, got out of the house and never returned. his family put up flyers around the neighborhood, but... no luck. then someone across town recently found a cat and posted a picture on a site for lost and found pets. jonathan went over to the house and was thrilled to find her. <"i picked her up and she just like went right up here

fiefrpts on georgia street at sutter where smoke filled an apartment building. a unit burning forcing residents out. >> i was pretty much getting ready to go to sleep. >> this the resident nicolas took the fire escape. he says the nest system alerted him. >> it sensed the movement from the smoke. >> vallejo firefighters say the fiefrpts went off as smoke filled the first and secondth f older construction. void spaces even newspaper as insulation. the original j they say an apartment unit being renovated. >> it appears it was improperly disposed of ration that were soaked in chemicals that ignited and caused the zblier it was pretdy bad. >> this neighbor saw the smoke four blocks away. >> a big bunch of black smoke billowing up and floating around. >> much of the daniel was contained to the unit but there was smoke and water damage. estimates to 40 residents displaced. the red cross is helpingd up an retrieve personal items but shud made. there was concern about how long that might take. >> there is no safety net in such a volatile rental market. >> reporter: and

democrats say he has dropped mor than a million voters from the roll since 2012, suttered poll places in african-american communities and championed the ste's new exact match law which put the registrations of 53,000 voters, most minorities, on hold. the new law suspends georgians from the voter roll in there is a discrepancy in state databases, even something as simple as a missing hief is enough to keep them off the list. for marsha, it was a missing letter a. >> i just assumed because i was a registered voter and have been since i was 18 that i would always be in the system. that i was active, that it would be enough. >> kemp's campaign declined our request for interview. on fox news he insisted exact match won't keep people from casting their ballots. >> they can vote with their i.d. >> experts say the policy could cause confusion. these abrams supporters say the controversy has made them more motivated to vote. >> everybody can call on the phone, i've been burning it up hot. >> reporter: cbs news, heinzville, georgia. >> we'll broadcast the show from houston, texas. on monday. we

meet in the middle was thirteen as was mohamed el sutter here on the right on the left side was fourteen. dead bodies were brought briefly to the family homes in the village of what. locals here suggested. he might have been trying to set nets for the birds in the nearby fields when they were targeted as the convoy carried on to the mosque it passed the village school where classmates looked on the man. of the ham it was in my class even now that he's dead he will always be my friend he was a good student i will keep him in my heart attending the funeral hamas is most senior leader ismail haniya the faction which controls the gaza strip is now facing calls for retaliate. it follows friday's exchange of rockets launched by the palestinian group islamic jihad and israeli air strikes the israeli government itself and the domestic political pressure has promised toughened military responses to rocket fire incendiary balloons and breaches of the border fence such measures though heighten the chances of airstrikes like this one it's instructive to get a sense of the geography here this is the

and that would be a facility like the sutter stock and garage.i believe that's what my solution is. i oppose these solutions being offered but my solution is like hey, let's put our heads together and find new ways for taxis to earn revenue. i believe with the video cameras and the clear markings of the car and commercial insurance, this would solve a lot. that's my output here, my solution to the problem. >> thank you mr. o'conner. can i just have a show of hands who in the room still wants to speak. we are going to go through the speakers in the room. we don't have anybody in the overflow room would wishes to speak? we're going to go through these speakers. let's go through and after we get to mr. winier. >> please come forward, sir. >> we'll start as the line comes down, people can just come and lineup and we'll get through all the speakers. >> i am a taxicab medallion pre k. i drove taxicabs starting in 1974. yellow cab went bankrupt i was lucky enough to join the co-op. we paid for our medallions. we started yellow cab co-op. during the year

(justine) sutter health's california pacific medical center held its 49th annual neonatal intensive carelloween party today to celebrate c-p-m-c pediatric patients.(jrstone) the patients over the years have been born with extra medical needs due to illness or premature birth. participants dressed in costumes for the annual halloween party and joined others, ranging in age from infants to their 20's, who were once patients in the neonatal intensive care unit at cpmc. this is the final holiday celebration at this hospital location before the move to the new van ness geary campus hospital in march 2019. (justine) an indiana man is back with his cat, 'julie' after she ran away six years ago. jonathan gulla was home from college in 20-12, having been diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma. somehow his cat got out of the house and never came back. his family put up flyers around the neighborhood, but... nothing. then someone across town recently found a cat and posted a picture on a site for lost and found pets. jonathan went over to the house and was thrilled to find her. jonathan gulla/ cat's own

then you got to george bush who appointed david sutter and it was another example why conservatives believeave a pure conservative to put on court. what senator collins seemed to be doing, ignore all that. he's not that conservative. he's the question for all of it now, 40 years of american jurisprudence just got shaped today. is it the collins one or the federal society one? >> these are collections of human beings. it is a living and breathing body full of living and breathing bodies. stranger things have happened than to have the chief justice moving himself everyone mon mor the senate. >> robert is the swing vote so that the chief has now what justice kennedy was. it will be a fascinating drama to watch. the battles are over, over justice soon to be justice kavanaugh. the war goes on. i think what's going to be fascinating to watch is to what extent is the kavanaugh who shows up and goes to work and what extent the kavanaugh that susan collins talked about and and to what point the kavanaugh that says what goes around comes around and so compel that he felt to write on the op-ed journal

last year at sutter home winery in santa lena, a worker died from a fall. and last may, an arrowhead winery worker died in a tractor accident. one other, back in 2010. a worker was killed at a winery in lodi, california in san joaquin county. in each of these cases, cal osha is the investigative agency and does a thorough investigation which may take months in each case, heavy fines were levied. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> there are new developments from court today in the deadly ghost ship fire case. the two men are no longer seeking a change of venue. that means the trial for derek almena, and max harris will remain in alameda county, possibly in april, after a trial judge is assigned next month. the two men have been charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. almena and harris -- a plea deal but the judge said they did not show enough remorse. the judge had this to say as to why they now want the case tried in oakland. we ascertained that the juries here in alameda are more favorable to our cause, than other counties. so, we want a trial her

then you cut to george herbert walker bush, who appointed david sutter and it was another example why believe they must have a pure conservative to put on court. what senator collins seemed to be doing, ignore all that. he's not that conservative. the question for all of it now, 40 years of american jurisprudence just got shaped today. which kavanaugh is going to show up and be a supreme court justice? is it the collins one or the federalist society one? >> these are collections of human beings. it is a living and breathing body full of living and breathing bodies. stranger things have happened than to have a john roberts, the chief justice, move himself even more into the center. >> john roberts has become the most important person in america to some extent. roberts is now the swing vote. the chief is now what justice kennedy was. it will be a fascinating drama to watch. the battle is over over soon to be justice kavanaugh. the war goes on. i think what's going to be fascinating to watch is to what extent is the kavanaugh who shows up and goes to work at the supreme court, to what ex

last year at sutter home winery in santa lena, a worker died from a fall. and last may, an arrowhead winery worker died in a tractor accident. one other, back in 2010. a worker was killed at a winery in lodi, california in san joaquin county. in all those other cases, of course, cal osha was the lead agency. and and all those other cases, stiff fines were levied. reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you. >>> the highway patrol called off an amber alert for a 4-year- old girl objected from washington state, allegedly by her mother. authorities say that the two are now in mexico. 4-year-oldswas last seen last friday. according to the alert, the 21- year-old mother is a person of interest in a robbery that happened the same day . >>> a man was trapped underneath a b.a.r.t. train after being hit. san francisco firefighters rescued demand using new technology. ktvu's lee martinez has this story. >> reporter: san francisco fire officials say the man suffered several traumatic injuries and appears to have been hit by the train. at 9:17 this morning

this happened at a four-story building on georgia street and sutter early yesterday morning.eighbors took cell phone video of firefighters quickly responding. now the fire crews say that one of the units was being renovated, when a few racks caught fire. >> it appears it was improperly disposed of rags that were soaked in chemicals that then ignited and caused the fire. >> that building has been tagged, red tagged until repairs can be made. luckily no, one was hurt. >>> busy weekend for striking marriott hotel workers. more than 2,500 of them picketed all across the bay area yesterday. some of them took to the streets in san francisco. workers are demanding higher pay and better working conditions. marriott is saying it provides millions of jobs in the u.s. and around the world. they say their salaries vary. marriott pays more than the minimum wage than most markets and provides generous benefits. workers disagree. >> the marriott is the largest hotel company on the planet. they have the resources to be able to provide for us in such that it can be a fair contract, what we co

just to knoche we are on georgia street between sonoma and sutter shutdown right now is crews continuen this building. 28 units in the complex and everyone had to leave. 40 people in total displaced because of the fire. the fire was reported around 12:40 this morning at this four- story apartment complex. we don't know how the fire started. but the firefighters association says when firefighters got on scene, they found the flames in one units of bathroom on the second floor. firefighters got the flames under control, but for now, the building is still not safe to live in for officials. the association says he did water damage along with gas electric being shut down means 40 residents have to find another place to stay. the good news is no one was injured in the fire ended when evacuated safely. a fire investigator tells us on scene they are working to get everything back up and running in this building within the next 48 hours or so. in the meantime, the red cross was out here and they were helping out, giving out vouchers for temporary housing. hopefully, they will get back in within

john sutter, thank you. if you want to read about this report, just go to cnn.com. i'm brooke baldwin. thanks for being with me. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> donald trump, who suggested that ted cruz's dad played a part in jfk's assassination says the kavanaugh allegations were a hoax. "the lead" starts right now. >>> breaking news. brand-new cnn polls showing president trump revealing how americans feel about the president, the two political parties and the newest associate justice of the supreme court during and after the bitter partisan battle. >>> then, the mid terms are less than a month away, but some politicians already have 2020 vision. wait until you see who is visiting all-important iowa, and who president trump is singling out. >>> and this. the nation's deadliest transportation accident in nearly a decade. 20 people killed. and now we've learned that the limo and the driver should not have been on the road in the first place. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> welcome to "the lead" i'm jim sciutto in for jake today. we begi

on the one hand we can say john sutter, we are listening to roger mcgrath telling us about an extraordinary discovery of gold in what is now sacramento california, and for a long time that was told is a historic story. then been madly would tell you this is by no means a historic story. it's the opening to an extraordinary genocide of tragedy . >> so, we have these heroes that are not uncomplicated that they're not euros to everybody. they can be celebrated in one minute and then deplored in the next and it's not for bad reasons that this happens. so if we wanted >> i think this create stories that we've got to find a way to be able to communicate across differences where some people actually do lose out when others when, how do we tell those stories that bring us together with our common dynamic . >> can i give a political science take on this is my role of dark lord of political science. [ laughter ] >> i think it's a serious question that comes as a result of both good history and good investigative journalism, which is, how do we govern without myth. how do we govern without myth? becau

i voted for sutter meyer and kagan. this was about delaying the hearing, keeping the seat of the past the midterm so that it can be filled in 2020. travel in the way that we think it will work is that the fbi should finish the investigation by the end of the week and then turn over more or less the raw data. they do not make a real determination about who is telling the truth and who is not. they do interviews with individuals that may be involved and turn that information over to the administration as well as the senate judiciary committee. in washington, w zeta ktvu fox news. >>> san francisco received a federal money, expected to help get almost 100 homeless people who have disabilities off of the streets. the examiner reports that the san francisco housing authority received $1.8 million in federal funding to help subsidize rent for disabled homeless people. the housing authority estimates it will be able to provide housing to about 99 people. >>> jerry brown vetoed a bill that would have allowed safe injection site

. >>> sutter dianne feinstein dianne feinstein said to appear in invertebrate animal two decades states have their kevin daily on the week. and they said to appear october 17 in san francisco and about to be hosted by the public policy of telephone. senator. feinstein's california calling it debate. state senator. staley on steam said it is a discussion because the two candidates will be addressing a moderator, more than each other. >>> police discovered an unfinished, underground tunnel connecting the united states and mexico. the tunnel entrance was found by mexican authorities he was investigators were later brought in to assist in the investigation. the tunnel rent 627 feet, connecting mexico and california. about 40 miles east of san diego. agent found a water pump, and a real system inside. the tunnel did not have a completed exit. >>> coming up, posters -- anti- somatic posters showing up at the response from administrators to new messages of hate. >>> well what the markets go the worst of follow-on monthly amount. why a new economic report released this morning may calm investor

tempurpedic.com to find your exclusive retailer today. ( james ) halloween was early for patients at sutterl center.( darya ) the hospital held its 49th annual neonatal intesive care unit halloween party saturday. the patients over the years were born with extra medical needs due to illness or premature birth. participants dressed in costumes and joined others, ranging in age from infants to their 20's, who were once patients in the neonatal intensive care unit. this is the final holiday celebration at this hospital location before they move to the new van ness- geary campus hospital in march 2019. ( james ) coming up in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news... we are following breaking news... another suspicious package sent to c-n-n. this comes the same day as the suspected bomber is set to make his first court appearance. ( james ) plus... we continue to follow the plane crash this morning in indonesia with 189 people on board. ( james ) and the country continues to try to come to grips with the senseless mass shooting this weekend in pittsburgh. we'll take a look at some of the vigil

bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) halloween was early for patients at sutterarty saturday. the patients over the years were born with extra medical needs due to illness or premature birth. participants dressed in costumes and joined others, ranging in age from infants to their 20's, who were once patients in the neonatal intensive care unit. this is the final holiday celebration at this hospital location before they move to the new van ness- geary campus hospital in march 2019. ( james ) coming up on the kron4 morning news --- we are continuing to follow the plane crash this morning in indonesia that claimed the lives of 189 people. ( james ) and the country continues to try to come to grips with the senseless mass shooting this weekend in pittsburgh. we'll take a look at some of the vigils planned today in the bay area. ( james ) and we're looking ahead to the court appearance of the man suspected to sending more than a dozen bombs through the u-s mail to high profile democrats. ( darya )( darya ) people across the country are coming together to remember the