a new ballpark plan is on the table for the oakland a's.. and all sides appear to be happy.. ngs of what it might look like at the new, proposed site ... at howard terminal in west oakland. the a's would be moving from the current coliseum site... in east oakland. this is what that site looks like now. as part of this proposal ... the area that is now home to the coliseum ... will be transformed .. take a look at what officials want to do.. a greener space, including a baseball diamond ... retail space and housing. city leaders say, this is just one part of the proposal which they find attractive. kron4's haaziq madyun has more. you are looking at artistic renderings of a next- generation urban ballpark for the oakland a'ssotin fact what makes this latest proposal different is that in addition to building a new water front ballpark here at howard terminal at the port of oakland, the project also includes simultaneously redeveloping the current coliseum site. oakland a's president

. >>> breaking news tonight. a bombshell from "the new york times" reporting that president trump wanted to order the justice department to prosecute his rivals, hillary clinton and james comey. the white house counsel reportedly warning the president he could face impeachment if he gave the order. we'll have details. >>> and new fallout tonight after revelations that ivanka trump used privacy e-mail for government work. critics cry hypocrisy after his father's relentless criticism of clinton. >>> also breaking, the lettuce. >> if you have it in your home, go ahead and throw it away. >> don't eat it, don't serve it, and don't g a sweeping alert. >>> it's the biggest holiday travel rush in years, and forecasters say we could be in for the coldest thanksgiving ever. winds so strong, it could force those iconic parade balloons to be grounded. >>> developing now, four people dead, including children, after a mansion goes up in flames. investigators scrambling to unravel a mysterious tragedy. >>> the video then went vir

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, new york. >> mystery swirling around a mansionseire in new j after a family of four was found dead. this was in the commuty of colts neck. one adult and two children were found dead inside the home. and the owner, a tech ceo, was found shot outside. but just ten miles from colts neck, another home went up in flames and police believe the two may b connected. nbc's kristen dahlgren has moree >> reporter: t mystery in a new iorsey mans with the fire still smoldering in the ritzy community of colts neck, police sayour people are dead. one adult found shot outside th enormome. another adult and two children found inside the inferno. ng>> we are investigatihis as an arso a intentional fire. >> reporter: police are also investigating whether there is a link to a second fire. that house owned by a relative of the mansion's owner. >> that remains to be seen, but that is an option or an angle that we continueo pursue. >> reporter: and as police now search for answers they are asking the public f help. >> this is tragic here in colts neck, and we need to pray for these people.

we don't need a new jail. we need the policies that a group i long to recommend it to the institute. >> thank you. next speaker. >> the demonstrations made before you is a mixed characterization of the truth and a violation of the inmates' rights. especially the inmates that have mental disabilities. you are in violation of the american disabilities act. when the case law matter of people versus ferreira, the supreme court ruled that the criminal justice system is an enterprise to keep inmates in jail in order to hire employees to keep their jobs and to keep their paychecks going. this is more evident in this article. you commended him on. you have your values mixed up. he says it very clearly here that the funds that they are given in this $2 million grant would be used to hire new employees, behavioral clinic employees, for the inmates to see how they are eligible to be evaluated by new employees to work at the jail. that jail is a violation of standards and you are creating a hazard to. not only for your sta

a factor. especially my own community. particularly among the new suspicion of government and law enforcement and when something happens to them they are reticent to report it to the law enforcement authorities. we see that happening in the community as well. in your experience, what experience are people getting when they report to law enforcement and the civil authorities? there is support. we have civil rights departments within various law enforcement entities, including the fbi. i think part of the problem with the muslim community is that there have been a lot of fbi investigations of individuals, or even cold calls, not just investigations of people who happen to be muslim or of arab background. the result of that there has been this additional reticence to report things to the fbi. what we're doing is a civil rights organisation is to try to try to bridge that gap and try to encourage community members to come forward with hate crimes or buys incident reporting. ahmed rehab they are. -- bias. —— there. a man has been charged with murder — ac

he fell from a tall building during the 9/11 attacks in new york. there's a piece in his recent ifum called is in heaven -- in heaven and he says, i must be strong and carry on. that those words will be my conclusion. those lyrics are what we are all going through three at three years later we are still here. we havave suffered go we are stl standing and we will continue along the pathway of resilience. there was a before and nothing will ever be like it was before but there is an after and therefore we must all be strong. and continue moving forward. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. philip. jerryd like to call upon to sing "with or without you." ♪ see the stone set in your eyes see the thorn twist in your side i'll wait for you sleight of hand and twist of fate on a bed of nails she makes me wait and i wait without you with or without you with or without you through the storm, we reach the shore you give it all but i want more and i'm waiting for you with or without you with or without you, ah-ah i can't live with or without you and you give your

lefty's is back under a new name now called lefty's ballpark cafe. location is just two miles away from its old location in union square. that location closed last year after a legal fight between the managing owner and the landlord. ra a marching ban and starts the toy drive. last year's toy drive collected more than 13,000 toys for kids in need. >>> a holiday tradition in san francisco has entered the digital age. >> this season st. anthony's launched a virtual curbside donation drive. people can still donate at st. anthony's but the curbside drop-off drive won't be held. instead, donors can pick from a list of items online and the money will be spent on the food most needed. >> it's convenient. you don't have to drive here. they don't have to go outside in the unhealthy air quality. and it reduces waist for our dining room because the dining room can use those dollars to purchase exactly what they need. >> seems slik a win-win. if you would like to donate, we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. >>> former golden state warrior baron davis is

it features a newly designed 900-poundstrystal . it wasn't only new york city that became a bit brighter last night. >> three, two, one. >> the president and mrs. trump lit the national christmas tree outside of the white house. ae president wished the cro merry christmas. he also asked that everyone keep the victims of recent natural disasters, such as the deadly wildfires in california, in their thoughts. the national christmasre will stay lit untilu anuary 1st. n visit from 10:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. daily and 11:00 p.m. on fridays and saturdays. seet's pretty impressive t the national tree and the smaller trees it all around. >> representing all the states anie territ >> a lot to see. >>> well, they're one of the most important features on any car. we're talking about headlights. >> but many aren't well as they should be. we're breaking down the results of a new test. >>> and turgengdy and heartbreak into a lasting legacy. >>> how about our weather, chuck? >> time for the dog-walking forecast. kenny here is available for adoption at the humane re

the signing ceremony for a brand new trade deal, the united states-mexico-canada agreement. so important. i'm honored to be here with president enrique nieto, become a great friend of mexico, and prime minister justin trudeau, who has also become a great friend. it has been a battle and battles sometimes make great friendships so it's really terrific. with our signatures today, we will formally declare the intention of our three countries to replace nafta with the usmca. a truly groundbreaking achievement. modern day agreement. i want to thank u.s. trade representative bob lighthizeand his entire team for their tremendous effort and the efforts that they have made all throughout the last almost two-year period. thank you as well to jared kushner, secretary of state mike pompeo, secretary of the treasury steve mnuchin, and director larry kudlow for their hard work and untiring devotion throughout the negotiation process. peter navarro, thank you for the work you have put in. and so many others. the usmc is the largest and most significant modern and balanced trade agreement in

(jrs) a new report is claiming the cost of climate change could reach billions of dollars. other risks global warming could cause. (mabrisa)i have your forecast coming up a bit later on... (jrs) (jrs) china is taking it's version of legos to the next level. how the creators of 'make block' want to use their products to expand china's economy and help teach stem programs to kids. (jrs) chinese tech firms rarely find massive success outside of their own huge domestic market. but one start-up from shenzen is doing business with thousands of schools around the world. matt rivers reports on makeblock... the company teaching children to build robots and code at the same time. jasen wang, ceo & founder, makeblock: "this is a robot. it's like animal."when jasen wang was a young boy... toys looked nothing like this. no robots just model cars or plastic figures.and even those toys were out of reach.jasen wang, ceo & founder, makeblock: "i grew up in very poor family. my parents, they were farmers."but, wang, who comes from eastern china, studied robotics at a good school.and after gra

the new park will have a multiuse lawn, children playground, dog park and community garden. since the city approved this for russian hill residents we should also move forward with s.f.p.u.c.'s plans for the new southeast community facility. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. we support the s.f.p.u.c.'s plans for the new southeast community center at 1550 evans. we have been involved with the planning process for this new center since 2011, as you heard before. and we are extremely excited to know that a new center will open in 2021. our community needs this workforce and education opportunity, as well as solutions to the environmental justice issues that continue to impact our community and our neighborhood. our past leaders, dr. jackson, harold madison, eloise westbrook, ethel gailing ton and shirley jones including mr. alex pitcher would be very proud of the s.f.p.u.c.'s plans to fulfill the city's historic promise to bayview. and we look forward to all the benefits that future generations will receive when the new center is built. thank you for considering the com

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the committee says it's willing to build a new organization if it comes to that. >>> we are learning more about thepe fire at a detox center in san rafael. three people were shot, one killed. this is the scene from this morn. jodi hernandez broke the news on twitter, and you've learned about a possible motive. >> reporter: that's right. marin county investigators say the suspect was in a dating relationship with one of the victims. brittany mccann. they say he was arrested in snow mako -- sonoma county. he made admissions that tied him to the crime scene. >> they're heroes, every day heroes. >> reporter: that's how those who worked at the detox facility were described. but workers at the helen vine detox center came under siege last night when a gunman took aim at three staff members, killing one and wounding two others. >> this morning at approximately 1:33 a.m., a call came out of a report of shots being fired and staff members being shot at the helen vine detox center. >> reporter: tonight we're learning more about a possible motive and the suspect. >> we're happy to report that we

thank you, mindi. >>> along with plans for a new ballpark, big new plans for the coliseum site. >> this animation shows the before and after. a grassy area would replace the parking lot surrounding the coliseum and over ankle arena. the plan would also include new space and restaurants. >> abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez is live at the coliseum with a closer look. >> reporter: a little bit of history first. the construction of this coliseum began in 1962. the raiders were already here in oakland. now this beautiful new coliseum helped lure the a's from kansas city to oakland. back then the ownership was transferred to the city and also the county of alameda. and it seems now that it may soon be owned by the a's. for more than 52 years, both the city of oakland and alameda county have shared ownership of the coliseum complex, which includes the oracle arena. it hasn't always been a stable marriage. >> the county doesn't trust the city, city doesn't trust the county. in terms of trying to work together. >> reporter: that's alameda county supervisor nathan miley, who favors selling the

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a new baby in the family's always exciting. ster for the very first time. >> sissy! i see. >> aw. >> precious moment. christmas came a little early for that young man. he cuddles up, gives a kiss. >> oh! >> come on, is this kid going to be a perfect big brother or what? >> sweetest! >> that smile. >> the mom's weeping. >> when we brought charlie home, we had to bribe, bring a lollipop to him. this is a great kid! what a good boy. >> oh, thank you for that. >>> so, what's the secret to losing weight and keeping it off? dr. oz is here with what we all need to know about the results of one of the longest and most in-depth diet studies ever. >>> plus, a "rossen reports" exclusive that parents need to see. >> reporter: hi, good morning! i'm jeff rossen. school bus crashes happening across the country, but there is a new technology to stop school buses from skidding out like this on wet roads. this technology could even stop a school bus before it hits another car automatically. you're going to see it in action. it can save lives, nex

seved because of a car fire. >>> breaking news at 5:30. a major traffic problem on the south bay bridge. a live look at the bridge right now. good morning and thank you for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. that sig alert is happening for the eastbound direction. now we're finding there's a problem in the westbound direction as well. let's check in with vianey arana in for mike. >> let's get to that new issue that's starting to showcase itself in the speed sensors. there's a crash on the westbound side near the toll plaza. one lane is blocked. you can see it popping up on the speed sensors. this is in addition to the issue we've been reporting on all morning long. that's on the eastbound side after treasure island. there are two lanes now open, so traffic is crawling on by. three lanes remain blocked and there's no estimated time on when it will remain open. the latest chp report does look like they're hooking some vehicles onto a tow truck as of the latest so that could mean they'll clear that out a little quicker. as

jeff ad libs and: is this rain making a difference? . the news at six starts right now: thanks for joining us. i )m terry mcsweeney, in for raj mathai. and i )m jessica aguirre. tonight we )re seeing the first of a one-two punch. on the left, what it looked like as nbc bay area )s sky ranger ws over the east bay this afternoon. on the right, the rain falling in san rafael. marianne favro is checking on our local reservoirs. but let )s begin with chief meteorologist jeff ranieri tracking this system. jeff? after months of dry weather, recent rains have barely made a difference in our water supply. but the upcoming storm may help. nbc bay areas marianne favro is live at lexington

side to a farm team for the german branch. new york's place in the red bull soccer hierarchy became clear when our head coach just the marsh left for germany in summer. marsh quite a head coaching job in new york for an assistant coaching job in leipsic in the middle of new york season with this team at the top of the table it's a great move for him but what kind of message does that send to new york spams i mean i think it's a thing is shameful. shameful or is that just modern football resources attention even coaches started flowing the lights it. but here we are in life to say the check in on the big boys as a new york fan why feel right at home while the pun this league of bravado be kewl . laureus to recognize. coach marsh has been here since the start of the season how does he feel about leaving new york behind york red bulls that was my baby you know and it wasn't just me it was the work of so many different people but i put my heart and soul into that club as much as it was time for me to find the next step i think it was

morning, america" and have a great weekend. >>> making news in america this morning, the new plea deal from president trump's former lawyer and fixer. michael cohen now admitting he lied to congress about a trump project in moscow. this morning the claims about a penthouse for putin. what the plea deal could mean for donald trump jr. and what's next as the president attends a crucial summit today with world leaders. >>> breaking overnight, new trouble for facebook executive sheryl sandberg. what she ordered her employees to do when the company came under fire. the fallout this morning. >>> new video showing the colorado man who murdered his pregnant wife and daughters loading his truck in his driveway. what he reportedly did just hours after the killings. >>> plus, porn in prison. the new lawsuit claiming inmateo view it. >>> no more passports? the technology behind big changes at the airport. >> girl power. >> i just can't believe it got to this point. >>> the 9-year-old who wrote to a basketball superstar demanding he make sneakers for girls too. >>> good friday morning, everyone. we

a new drones are like dance pattertner. dance with each other onstage and we have a friend above our head. >> i love that there's a little breeze above our heads, which is really nice. >> reporter: the rockettes have been doing the christmas spectacular on this stage since 1933. but the drones and other elements add a new twist to this holiday tradition. ♪ >> this is back to the drawing board, starting from scratch. so it's a whole new idea. >> reporter: dancing drones are popping up all over, like at this year's winter olympics. those drones were created by intel, which developed smaller ones that are used by the rockettes. >> a fraction of the size, a fraction of the weight. you can see it fits in the palm of my hand. >> reporter: on top of that, a company called obscura digital is projecting images on the walls and ceiling of this cavernous space. >> we're gift wrapping radio city music hall. >> reporter: the goal is to create an mersive experience, giving the rockettes an extra kick. joe fryer, nbc news, new york. >> ju

100% confident she'll get the job. >>> in the meantime, the election recount in florida has run into a newg. the machines in palm beach county overheated last night and gave incorrect totals. so they have to start all over again. officials are racing to make tomorrow's 3:00 p.m. deadline. a state judge has granted palm beach county more time for the recount while a judge hears a lawsuit today brought by senator bill nelson. he wants all counties to get more time. >>> the trial of notorious mexican drug lord el chapo is now under way after an explosive bribery claim. the defense claims el chapo is actually a fall guy for another drug kingpin who bribed the president of mexico. the mexican government denies taking any bribe. two jurors were dismissed from the trial tuesday. one saying she was suffering from anxiety. >>> we turn now to the weather and the coldest air of the season is moving into the northeast today while parts of the south brace for possible flooding. let's take a closer look at your wednesday forecast. >>> good morning. parched conditions continue for the southwest, particul

and a new study in brazil says the destruction of the amazon rain forest has reached its highest level in a decade the government data calls it illegal logging a major cause of deforestation which in turn leads to global warming the rainforest plays a key role in regulating the earth's temperature and voters in bahrain went to the polls on saturday to elect a new parliament activists called for a boycott after the country's main opposition groups were barred from the vote the sunni ruling family has crackdown on dissent since a failed shiite led uprising in two thousand and eleven. violence has flared in central paris as thousands joined protests against planned increases in fuel taxes riot police used water cannon and tear gas to clear the streets truck drivers angry at the tax hikes have been in the forefront of the protests. protesters in trucker style yellow safety vests set up a barricade on the iconic songs and he say then police arrived many of the demonstrators come from outside paris and say a new tax on motor fuel meant to cut consumption and pollution in big cities will affe

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i'm really excited to do it. >> and a new home for the holidays. good for them. that's "nightly news" for this monday. i'm lester holt. thank you for watchiwhen will the smoke go a? our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking the >>> right now at 6:00, when will the smoke go away? our chief meteorologist is tracking the unhealthy aveco a new update from cal fire moments away. this is a liveo kp a close eye on this news conference that's . the news at 6:00 starts right now. >> the goal tonight, trying to contain the flames before they hit the oroville dam. >> we do expect these numbers to change after we get the briefing from cal fire in a few mips. 113,000 acres burned, 180 square miles. 25% contained. more than 6,000 homes destroyed, another 260 businesses are gone. the death toll remains at 29. that's expected to rise, because there are so many people still reported missing. three firefighters have also been injured. we've also learned within the past 15 minutes that president trump has officially signed off on that as well. >> let's give you a live look at

canada agreement is set to replace nafta president trump had pressured his partners into negotiating a new pact saying nafta with unfair to the u.s. and back for american workers let's listen in a bit to what the u.s. president to see just this would be your last day in office so that's a very auspicious day when you can say something so important but we really do appreciate i think i can speak for just in where they show twenty one thank. god. we both we both agree he's a special man and he's really done a good job here appreciating very much thank you. so i just want to congratulate you on ending your term in office with this incredible milestone really an incredible way to end a presidency will see that happen very often i look forward to working with president elect lopez obrador for many years to come and our relationship i know will be a very good one we've had great conversations and i think we're going to have a great great relationship and i would like to invite the president and the prime minister say a few words and perhaps we can start with justin and we appreciate it very much

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he received a life sentence. now, new information revealed in video and court documents. >> reporter: last week, shanann watts' father called christopher a monster. they released a trove of evidence related to the case and the evidence paints watts as a manipulative and calculated killer. >> are you chris? >> chris, yes. >> reporter: shows police searching watts' home after his pregnant wife and two young daughters disappeared. watts told investigators he was worried. >> i couldn't sleep at all last night. i just didn't feel -- i didn't feel -- i didn't feel right. >> reporter: in the video confession days later, watts told his father he murdered her in a fit of rage, claiming she killed their children. >> they were blue. >> both of them? >> yes. she choked both of them to death? >> i freaked out, you understand me. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: a neighbor's security camera captured watts leaving his driveway apparently with his family's bodies in his truck. >> so what did you do? >> i didn't know what to do. >> reporter: t

so i think some of that is not just about a party question, but about is there a time for new faces that aren't affiliated awith demo or republican and really the space in between that seems to beeing filled by a lot more young people coming at politicsrom a different angle. >> one of the reasons we're nonrtisan is young people are registering in droves are declining to state. ven if they do affiliate, they don't feel 100% affiliated with it and they're issue to issue. >> do you feel like they would want a new party or they don't want to be part of a party at all? >> they want to be authentically who they are. maybe they go this way on immigra ton andt way on health care. they want to stand up for the issues they believe in. they don't feel particularly represented by parties at this point, and i think that's a great thing because they can run as they a they are.cally as for young women in particular, their first race is more likely to be a local race. >> board of education. >> or city council race. why do you need affiliate yourself with that. you should just goorrd and do it. >> amanda

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every day brings a new discovery. diski lives from tourism each year hundreds of thousands of people flock to the island to bathe in its hot springs and visit the famous gusto out of going easy hand every now and then the super yachts drop anchor here. the mayor says a new branch of tourism is always welcome but he won't commit to offering the young fisherman any financial assistance. you know god is sources of all simply money's tight in all of the municipalities and we have to make do with what we've got that will get i mean but it's a nice initiative that deserves consideration it's. credit door to door with fisherman believed in this research. and paul in there but it's an unusual situation because although we've received all the necessary permits for an archaeological investigation from the relevant authorities it's all being paid for privately financed other that he was out so these professional and amateur archaeologists will continue their exploration without any government funding to your narrow says that at

for fficials in new jersey are investigating. the cause tonight remains a mystery. stephanie gosk, c news, new york. >>> we're going to a turn to the growing controversy swirling over an nfl player dumped by one team after a domestic y iolence arrest and quiccked up by another team, the move sparking pley of negative reaction. nbc's miguel almaguer has tails. >> reporter: feared on the field for his brutal blows, it's off the field where police are investigating allegations of violence against nfl linebackeruben foster. >> your ex-boyfriend ooid what? >> tk my phone and broke it and slapped me in face. >> reporter: over the weekend, foster's ex-girlfriend who recanted an earlier ti claim of domesc violence accused the former 49 of attacking her. foster, uldn't be reached for comment, was released by the team, but was picked up by waivers by the washington redskins. >> think the move by washington is at best tone deaf and at worst an insult to every le fan that roots for the team. >> reporter: facing a fan of criticism on social media, beat awo man, get a job in the n

a new winter storm is moving up the atlantic today and low humidity and gusty winds are fanning a newhe west coast. we'll have an update straight ahead. >>> florida's recount battle will extend longer than first thought. a judge has given palm beach county until next tuesday to complete its recounting of ballots. election officials claim it would have been impossible for the county to meet tomorrow's original deadline. the judge's ruling is likely to be challenged in court. >>> it's orientation week in congress. bringing eight years of republican rule in the house to an end. >>> and the notorious rbg is working hard to get back on the job. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg's plans to resumes workouts next week as she recovers from broken ribs. those are our top stories on >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we're going to start with that major winter storm that is bearing down on the eastern u.s. >> the heavy rain will begin this evening in the south with flood watches for georgia and the carolinas. and what may be a nor'easter will move up into the mid-atlantic region tomor

new york. and more than half a billion dollars worth in virginia. new york congresswoman elect alexandria ocasio-cortez tweeting, the idea that it will receive more than hundreds of millions of dollars in tax breaks at a time when our subway is crum crumbling and our communities need more investment not less, is extremely concerning. >> it is already expensive here. >> there are critics that do not like amazon is getting $2 billion in corporate subsidies here because you're one of the most valuable companies in the world. what do you say to that? >> the kind of revenue the cities and states will see because of amazon's investment will exponentially exceed the investments they're making up front. >> reporter: amazon prime to start hiring next year. jo ling kent, nbc news. >> monica lewinsky is opening up about her experience with former president bill clinton and his impeachment trial like we have neve on a & e stunned. >> i don't think my heart had ever beat as fa ias monica lewi describing heron counters with president bill clinton. it did.not as if

i am just hearing about a new problem in fairfield stretch. l look at that coming up next. >>> thanks, alexis. in the south bay, google's massive transit village could get a boost. the project near diridon is expected to bring 25,000 new jobs to the area. >> it is greater density. it is more people, more jobs, morehousing, more hotels, more restaurants, more of everything. >> the study commissioned by the is city of san jose shows an expected 65% increase in the number of workers. it says taller buildings could provide more than 9,000 homes. right now the only matter up for decisionst whether the city will sell google a number of government and city-owned properties considered essential for its village. a nd sale vote is set for tuesday. >>> airbnb has made billions of dollars by simply providing a place for you to stay. now it wants to go into the business of building homes. according to the website fast airbnb will start as early as next year. it plans on using green building technology and incorporating better land use. >>> coming up next, t

this is not a new pole. a new pole would be if mobility erected its own utility pole or other pole somewhere along the right-of-way. this is a replacement pole, which it's my understanding now that this is same height as the existing pole that's there. you know, frequently, these poles are replaced for structural reasons or other reasons as the city may dictate. open of the pole remains with the city -- of this replacement pole remains with the city perour master agreement license with the city, so it is not a new pole, it is a replacement of the existing pole. as to the concerns about r.f. emissions that appellant raised, d.p.h. -- the d.p.h. letter had a clerical error in one paragraph that incorrectly referenced a different piece of equipment instead of the u.e. relay, which is the secondary antenna that's in the rectangular equipment rectangular equipment cl you e are -- enclosure. it was the report reviewed by d.p.h., so in short, d.p.h. found that the report showed this equipment was in compliance with

additionally, on top of the new 28.5 foot pole, there is to be a new enclosure, so the new structure will be over 7 feet taller than the existing pole. >>clerk: thank you. next speaker, please. >> commissioner honda: and just f.y.i. recording notification, it's -- regarding notification, it's 150 feet, so that's six houses from where the pole is being installed. >> good evening. my name is sean foley. i live at 4903 17th street. i live above my neighbor, bridget, who was the first person to speak. i live approximately 30 to 40 feet away from where this pole is. i purchased my unit in 2004, and a big reason why i bought where i did was because of the underground utilities and the views and the aesthetics. i'm very concerned that this pole is going up. it will impact the aesthetics. i know that wasn't clear from the upward looking view, but it is clear when you look from the downward looking view. i'm concerned that this is being positioned as a replacement pole. there is nothing wrong with the existing pole that would require it to be replaced. it's clearly a new pole that's being ins

>> a key question. abc 7 news anchor kristen sze shows us the options and the challenges. >> the proposed a's ballpark would be here at howard terminal. right on the water, great view and atmosphere. but how would you get there? driving won't beeasy, because interstates 880 and 980 are jammed up during commuter hours, you know that. the nearest freeway exists will leave you about nine blocks away. plus there's no parking nearby. there's talk of finding a lot on the other side of the port. but you probably would then have to shuttle over there from. t -- from there. the closest b.a.r.t. stations about a mile away, walkable but not for people with mobility issues or small kids. that's the distance between at&t park and b.a.r.t. but there they do have muni. another idea is not pie in the sky, but gondola in the sky, connecting the 12th street station with jack london square. a tram could carry up to 6,000 fans per hour, but that may not be enough capacity after the game. finally, there's the ferry and amtrak. both ha

a person to live as. early you know disability yeah. he will have this ability so this is. great news. means that he can start treatment immediately and should be able to cure himself and it's a perfect example of the importance of this strategy the team will continue to go from community to community tracing the contacts of previous patients with this new strategy on the existing drugs the hundred must be that one day no one needs suffer from the devastating impact of. one of the greatest challenges facing the world today is the increase. thing raw is of bacteria resistant to antibiotics meaning that even the most common infections could become impossible to treat and taking us into what is being known as a post antibiotic era i'm dr john place and i'm here in norway to join the first part of a worldwide expedition on the hunt for new antibiotics. the pharmacy project is a collaboration between scientists from across the world the goal is to collect marine organisms from some of the hottest deepest and coldest places on the planet which have never been searched before the hope is to cr

my special guest is the special guest for a wide-ranging interview but cover questions about the new boeing 737, china trade, impact of a strong dollar and higher interest rates as well as a booming aerospace and travel market. we'll get to that will materially but the headlines everything from wall street to main street. >> markets cannot continue their winning ways this week after two weeks in the green with all three major markets are well into the red. dow losing well over 2% and the tech sector played a major role in the market cycle. earlier in the week they found themselves approaching bear market territory and chipmaker in the video and lowest point from august of last year. oil was not a fighter and chris falling more than 4% this week that is the sixth straight week of losses for oil. drivers are enjoying the effect watching gas prices lower 437 straight days now. we have uncertainty for also played a role in market after uk prime minister teresa mae announced wednesday that our cabinet had proved a rough draft of a brexit agreement. while the draft is a major step in the pr

so-called black friday shopping holiday has set a new record of six point two billion dollars in one day sales that figure marks a strong twenty four percent increase over last year's total black friday for those outside the u.s. and maybe you're thankfully unfamiliar with the phenomenon it's a day after thanksgiving in the u.s. has come to mark the beginning of the holiday season some retailers have even effort to export the holiday around the world with spotty success while the door buster deals were inspired consumers to camp out to capture big bargain seem to have crested from previous levels of manic and even violent excitement over several shopping season and demand still appears to be super strong market watchers at adobe analytics found a two point one billion of the black friday total was generated by purchases made on smartphones and so-called cyber monday is expected to also reach a record for online retailers of seven point eight billion in sales that's up two point four billion from last year. with bitcoin trading at around thirty five hundred dollars for much of today we

only wants to offer him a discount on a new car. as it was a scam but with a person who scammed us should repair it he signed us to you can't just expect someone to pay that team thousand generates for a new car not everyone can just buy a new car every two years or. in some cities the absolution is so bad they only implemented speed restrictions but also bans for older diesel cars in certain areas most cities are expected to follow suit. so most cars which were sold with illicit emission cheating devices the only option is installing a special catalytic converter that cleans the exhaust gas. now mart has been retrofitting trucks and buses with these for years it's now developing them for cars that they need to be modified to fit each individual model. it's a lot more complicated with a normal catalytic converter the exhaust gas passes through a coating on the device that converts the harmful substances. but here you have this extra component that needs serious solutions to make it work and each model needs a specific amount and that

to be sure if there's more to come but while the market appears to be that this is a new downturn we've been sliding backwards since january tenth prices been dropping leading to the past few weeks where we saw the support level of six thousand dollars kind of shatter like a glass floor at that point many investors reacted unpredictably and now we see where prices reside right now right around thirty five hundred. you know taylor it's interesting to me that almost sort of during the middle part of this year markets seem to react like you know maybe equities or derivatives i mean you know they were certainly down from the twenty thousand last year i mean view it as an anomaly or whatever but it went down and then it sort of a reach around ten k. and then back down to like you said you know this resistance level of six thousand but now it now it's down i mean it makes me think last year we had traders who you know simply would buy and hold you know go along for the ride there wasn't much to do other than buy in a hold and and now i wonder if since we're seeing so much downward movement do

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