realty owned by developer tim brown. we know that a second corporation by tim brown loaned the property owner $350,000 or 20% of the purchase prize on the day the transaction closed through a deed of trust. the deed of trust requires the owner of largen house to restore any building that is damaged or destroyed. the deed of trust document is the documents you receive. it's my sincere hope the planning commission will require the property owner to rebuild large house exactly as it existed in 1936. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> although i am reading a letter for ozzie roam from neighborhood council and san francisco land use coalition. she was unable to stay. last year, the day after 49 hopkins appeared in the article about the rampant illegal demolitions, i attended, i being ozzie, priest application meeting for its replacement. mr. sskew presented the plans that including the garage and storage was close to 4,000 square feet. i asked mr. askew if he was aware of any penalties for what had taken place there. his

belonging to raiders legend tim brown. he won it in 1987. the wide receiver played at noter dame. $437,000. he sold the trophy last year before it made its way to the auction block. no word on who bought it. >> incoming problem for millions of people. the snow and ice stopped falling. temperatures will drop again tonight. texas to north carolina feeling the impact of the brutal winter storm. at least three people died. rain, sleet and snow. a foot in some areas and tonight it's going to get cold. and hundreds of thousands of people have no electricity. >> with cold temperatures today and freezing nights ahead. the snow and ice and the danger may not go away as quickly as they came. >> officials start of winter is still eleven days away. >> that storm is just brutal. >> yeah. it is. thankfully they cleared out but the cold nights. we have seen some new information that shows a storm later on in the week. friday maybe saturday. could be warmer so that may make it more treacherous. >> slushy and everything. >> it will be difficult. expect travel delays by friday. maybe saturday. from

we have to get tim brown and all of our receivers ready to play. >> that was tremendous. >> i love it gift for the head coach and the 49ers fan baes se would be a win over the seahawks on sunday. shanahan has asked if his team is aware of something. >> i think they're well aware of it and you hear it every time he speaks of the seahawks, it is something we're not proud of. you know, it has been since 2013. i know not all of us have been here since then, but it doesn't really matter. it is something that is not going away until we win, and we're not going to have that opportunity to do that again after sunday for another year. so i'm glad we have another opportunity and hopefully we don't have to hear it after this weekend. >> well, if there's an award for best gift of the year, drew brees gets it. the saints' quarterback gave every teammate, coach, mentor, doctor, anyone who helped him 'chief the nfl passing record a custom-painted football. he set the record during a monday night game in week five. each one is personalized like this one for all pro full back mike carney. he has a num

. >> beto, kamala and shared brown. >> tim ryan, kamala harris and shared brown. >> i'll throw coklobuchar. >> i would love to have a woman, but i'm skeptical, but i'll say harris. >> i'll admit, my three tickets, beto, warren, and harris would be the three for me. let me go to the other dre dictions here. of bide b, san, sanders and war who will still be an active candidate when we do this show again? >> i said elizabeth warren. there's a lot of skepticism about biden running and the way he's talked about his run has always focused on his family. that's going to be a big consideration for him. for elizabeth warren, she might have the base to keep in. i'm not sure she's going to be the nominee. >> you all said none. >> i can be quick here. i think the front-runner status right now for those three is the kiss of death. i can see none of them surviving. >> they need the next generation. >> you thought sanders and warren will be in? >> yeah. i think that they've done the work. i think they that might not be front-runners but they'll still be in. >> if sanders runs, he ain't getting out until

. >> ryan, kamala and brown. >> tim ryan? , harris, and klobuchar. >> where are you? >> beto, i'll say, brown, and i would love there to be a woman in there, but i'm skeptical. i'll say harris. >> i'll admit, my three tickets, i said this on another show, beto, warren, and harris would be the three. let me go to the other predictions here. i ask of these three candidates, biden, sanders, and warren, who will still be an active candidate on december 31st, 2019 when we go this show again? >> i said elizabeth warren. i think there's a lot of skepticism about biden running and the way biden has talked about his run has focused on his family and that will be a big consideration for him. elizabeth warren has the money, i'm not sure she's going to be the nominee. >> you guys all said none. >> i can be quick here. i think the front r-runner stat is the kiss of death. >> they need the next generation. >> you thought sanders and warren would be in by the 31st? >> yeah. i think that they've done the work. i think that they might not be f

tim scott. (pam) governor jerry brown is predicting ... lawmakers from his own party will spend too much money in the upcoming year... and that his successor will struggle to control it. brown's remarks came tuesday. he leaves january after eight- years in office in this latest run. he helped democrats strengthen their grip on power, but also has kept lawmakers in check, by rejecting efforts to spend money, in favor of saving it ... to protect against a future economic downturn. (ken) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence karnow: cool fog slowly gave way to partly cloudy skies and cool temperatures. high pressure brought dry weather to the bay area today. on the satellite you can see high pressure sending the storm track north. clouds will increase by tomorrow afternoon with a chance of showers tomorrow night. highs tomorrow will be in the 50s to low 60s. it should be dry into the first part of the weekend with a ch

engage ed and see what message is resounding, if it's kamala harris out of california or tim ryan in ohio or sherrod browner may pull through. it's about getting the message out. frankly folks are smarting doing small dollar outreach and connecting with people via e-mail or twitter, you know. i think that's important. >> let me ask you about that small dollar outreach. that's a key thing. we talk about act blue and their impact during the midterms getting those small dollar donations to candidates. republicans are going to try to put up an act red to make sure they can get in the game when it comes to fund-raising. how do democrats keep up the momentum? >> i think act blue has been around a long time, probably longer than a lot of us realized. they do a really great job. they have figured out a process that makes the fund-raising and the communicating with voters and small dollar contributors really simple, and that's going to be -- having a small dollar, small donor donor base for any 2020 candidate is going to be critical to their success. $1.6 billion was raised for the democratic primaries in 2018 thr

tim. you want me to go to pam brown? i guess we're going to go to pam brown. maybe she has some news. pam brown on all that's going on with general flynn. do you have something? >> reporter: i just have analysis to offer in watching sarah sanders respond to the questions about general flynn and the fact that his sentencing has been delayed. we're seeing a familiar tactic, brooke, where the white house is trying to distance themselves from what's playing out with flynn. but the fact is you really can't because he was the president's national security adviser who was lying to other white house officials, which was why the president said he fired him, as you pointed out, because he lied to vice president pence. and the judge today brought that up saying not only did he lie to the fbi but lied to other officials in the white house. he lied to the fbi while sitting in his office in the west wing. the judge saying it was a disgrace, he was disgusted. in contrast, though, sarah sanders came out and one of the first things she said was that she wished michael flynn well. earlier today preside

mcallister, us writer and brodcaster, tim montgomerie, journalist and founder of a website for british conservatives. uk political commentator yasmin ali—bhai—brownas kielinger, for many years the german ‘paper die welt‘s man in london, now a biographer of both angela merkel and the queen. by any measure, the british conservative party is among the oldest and the most successful of political parties in any democracy. it's also one of the most brutal — when a leader is failing, it generally doesn't let sentiment cloud itsjudgment. on wednesday, having pulled the parliamentary vote on the brexit deal because she would lose, theresa may faced — and survived — a vote of no confidence in her leadership. she remains prime minister of brexit. one third of her 300—plus mps wanted her to go. the next day, this most effective of vote—winning machines, these ruthlessly pragmatic politicians, were taking lumps out of one another. the chancellor called the brexiteers in his party "extremists", they accused him of "turning on your own party". a former attorney general said brexit "is at risk of tearing us apart". a minister in the foreign office ventured that

mcallister, us writer and brodcaster, tim montgomerie, journalist and founder of a website for british conservatives. uk political commentator yasmin ali—bhai—brown london, now a biographer of both angela merkel and the queen.

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with me are two conservatives mps who campaigned for leave, tim loughton and sir geoffrey clifton—browntant that everyone rallies round the prime minister. it was not that much ofa prime minister. it was not that much of a distraction and she can carry on that work. we have heard from people around the country who wish particularly the conservatives would stop beckoning and get on with this. iagree. we have had the stop beckoning and get on with this. i agree. we have had the vote, she won, the blood—letting has been done, it is incumbent on the party to come behind herand done, it is incumbent on the party to come behind her and supporter in this endeavour to try to get a better deal in brussels. the wisdom of announcing you are not going to stand at the next election, we have seen previous prime ministers do that, you become a lame duck. seen previous prime ministers do that, you become a lame duckm seen previous prime ministers do that, you become a lame duck. it was pragmatic. she was bound to be asked the question and she had to answer. much better to do it before she was asked and

capitol hill meeting with ohio congressman tim ryan the lawrencetown plant scheduled to close is in his district. he's also meeting with senator portment and sherrod brown we're expecting her to arrive at any moment now portman said that the company should not only keep its plant in lords town open but if it should bring other production back to the ohio valley, that would be a good thing. now sherrod brown is a potential presidential candidate, and he had already been threatening action against gm over its layoffs. sherrod brown said that if companies reduce their workforce, if autoworkers reduce their workforce, he feels that the corporate tax rate should be raised on their foreign earnings on the flip side, he said that he would give consumers a $3,500 rebate if they buy american cars now, this bill isn't going to be going anywhere, but it does give you a sense of the political pressure that barra is goes to be facing as she tries to work the charm offensive here on capitol hill brown was out with his own statement ahead of this meeting saying ohio has stood by gm. now gm needs to stand by ohio. barra is also going to be meeting with the maryland del