the first person that i thought of, of course, was irwin. i sent his information over to marketing, and then, you know, they fell in love with him. >> he got the word that his picture was going to be on the ticket for his 80th birthday. and the whole family was together. a proof was mailed to my house. and so we were in on what was going on. and to get to watch him open the envelope, and see that his picture was going to be on the ticket was just so exciting. and i think the fact that it was on his 600th game was just, you know, cherry on the top. >> it was a thrill. my whole family was there for the game. they all had the privilege of coming down on the field before the game. as i got to the stadium, people kept stopping me saying, you're irwin. yeah. you're on the ticket. can i have my picture taken with you? would you sign my ticket? >> to watch that reaction from him, and the reaction from the people that noticed it, it was so much fun. >> it got a little old after a while, you know. i'm not used to notoriety like this. that was kind of

anne irwin is an attorney in the public defender's office. ms. irwin was recently involved in several of the cases involving the videotaped evidence which resulted in the dismissal of over 90 cases. you've read about those in the newspaper. and finally, we have civil rights attorney john burress. he specializes in civil actions brought against police officers for abuse of power, brutality, and wrongful death. let me remind the audience that we will have a brief q&a at the end. if you want to ask a question, just raise your hand. you'll get a card from the usher. and you can ask your question. and if you would like to address it to a particular panel member, you can do that as. i believe we are going to have a video now. it is movie time. >> this was recorded on a cellular phone by a witness who did not want to be identified. he was pulled on to the ground, face down. there was a struggle. the officers were neck and neck. those of few feet away watched it all happened. >> this is putting cases in jeopardy. >> she is a longtime employee now suspend

nuestros reporteros envienos al mail en patn >>> hablaremos del fin de semana y que pasa en méxico irwindo uno de los jefes más importante del cartel debajo de uno y dos de los lideres >>> fue capturado el miércoles su detencion fue sin disparó, luego "los zetas" intentaron rescatarlo el seria la personas >>> se elevo a 6 los muertos del huracán giova, el cadaver de un hombre aparecio cubierto de barro, las otras 5 víctima se ahogaron o por derrubes los restos afectaria la inaguracion de los juegos panamericanos >>> buenas tardes continúa ese calor las temperatura en los 83° en gran parte de la región tenemos una presión alta, y que deja todo california con cielos despejados, el panorama estable, las temperatura en 77° otros en los 81° como napa, se mantiene estable la noche, despejados, donde hay problemas es en méxico ahora destras de giova va irwin, vea el giro que hace hacia el sur, genera lluvias, pero no impacta en la región, este es el panorama para nosotros mañana sube la temperatura, próximo martes en los 69° las condiciones son agradables para el fin de semana, más detalles sol

jova que eria categoría 3 estas dos tormentas sigue fortaleciendose, y jova debería tocar tierra e irwinos cielos despejados sobre todo hacia el sur, probabilidad de lluvias a partir de mañana las máxima 66 acá en san francisco pero el resto de la semana esperamos condiciones con presión alta >>> gracias, los invitamos a visitar nuestra página de internet si no sabe porque aparece la mano peluda le explicaremos, visítenos >>> al regresar: estarán con ustedes nuestros reporteros de "acción deportiva" extra no, no esta tan bien. ¿qué es eso? ¡es un pescado! intentemoslo juntos. dos mundos que encajan en una cocina. perfecto. ahorra hasta el 20% en una cocina ikea.

in 2006 steve irwin died after sting ray stabbed him. bindy was 8 yourself old. >> my daddy was my hero. he was always there for me when i needed him. i have the best daddy in the whole world. and i will miss him every day. >> that's kind of what keeps me going and keeps me calm and determined and strong because he was the strongest person i ever knew. >>reporter: as for whether the crocodile hunter might think about all of this? >> i think if he was still here he would definitely be bringing in whole bunch of animals. studio would be a crazier police because of him but i just oh, ep that he would be proud and wherever he is he's smiling. >>reporter: watching bindy is hard to imagine he wouldn't be. dance partner derek hough says she has far surpassed his expectations. >> her energy i met her lucky whoa this girl t.bull of energy and so for me it's all i hope forment spend a lot of time with the person. >>reporter: big compliment considering the 16 season competitor has won 5 mirror bull trophy. at the call themselves team cooibing a tri

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as supervisor said, i'm irwin tam, of financing. we heard about the facts. about the philosophy. i guess i can talk about the numbers. people are excited about that. but first of all, cal is the ing lender and under leadership tina hall and [indiscernible] cal hfa is delivering housing for low and moderate income californians state wide by working together. when of the organizations we work closely with is the mayor office of housing and community development. not only on this project, but also work in gconjunction with apple and the mayor's office to on recycling program and to date delivered additional $250 million tax exempt bonds, which otherwise would go unused, accept for this partnership. we are really proud that relationship with the mayor's office of housing community development. this project wasfunded through our mixed income program and again, to date, we have delivered over 320million funds across the state which resulted in all most 10 thousand units for low and moderate income californians and prime example of the inclusive community create for again, low and mode

formo parte de una serie de denuncias de inmigrantes bajo custodia de ice que llevo al cierre del irwingacion del senado en 2022. >> ahora, un nuevo reporte del departamento de seguridad nacional revela irregularidades en otros procedimientos quirurgicos en inmigrantes detenidos, incluidas extracciones del utero. >> la oficina del inspector general encontro que entre 2019 y 2021, 72 de 227 cirugias no fueron aprobadas por doctores clinicos como marca su protocolo, sino por enfermeros o practicantes del servicio de salud. >> de 553 cirugias mayores, estiman que entre 100 y 214 no fueron adecuadamente aprobadas y por tanto no hay certeza de que eran medicamente necesarias. >> un ginecologo obstetra reviso los expedientes de seis histerectomias y concluyo que en dos de ellas la documentacion en el historial medico no justifica que este procedimiento era medicamente necesario. >> es triste, es una poblacion muy vulnerable y en realidad hay falta de comunicacion, hay falta de recursos economicos. >> alexis represento a una de las mujeres que denuncio abusos medicos en irwin. >> aunque esos c

in 2006 steve irwin died after sting ray stabbed him. >> my daddy was my hero. he was always there for me when i needed him. i have the best daddy in the whole world. and i will miss him every day. >> that's kind of what keeps me going and keeps me calm and determined and strong because he was the strongest person i ever knew. >>reporter: as for whether the crocodile hunter might think about all of this? >> i think if he was still here he would definitely be bringing in whole bunch of animals. studio would be a crazier police because of him but i just oh, ep that he would be proud and wherever he is he's smiling. >>reporter: watching bindy is hard to imagine he wouldn't be. dance partner derek hough says she has far surpassed his expectations. >> her energy i met her lucky whoa this girl t.bull of energy and so for me it's all i hope forment spend a lot of time with the person. >>reporter: big compliment considering the 16 season competitor has won 5 mirror bull trophy. at the call themselves team cooibing a tribute to steve i are weapon

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>> heather irwin to charge.emocrat and sonoma magazine food writer rounded up some bay area top chefs and they whipped up nutritious restaurant quality meals for displaced families to pick up. >> they wanted comfort, and something that would make them feel good. >> sonoma family meal was born. it serves more than 180,000 meals to fire survivors like dorothy hughes. >>they probably saved my life. >> dorothy had just lost her husband and dog when the fire rendered her trailer uninhabitable. >> outpouring love and help has meant so much to me. >>>volunteer says, that she has a caring community. >> that idea she had, was brilliant. >> months after the fires, the need was still there so heather and her volunteers continue to feed families. >> many of our families have moved up to four times and still in temporary housing. >> reporter: volunteers cook 1200 chef made meals in a commercial kitchen, and they pick them up at french eddies. recipients like melissa barnett are still trying to get back on their feet. >> thes

.>> >> former homeless veteran irwin good win started the shelter with grant money. now, the v.a. says the 150 end of december.ot out by the. the building will be torn down because it's citation mickly safe 9 veterans don't want to leave. >> it's the cleanest environment and we're going to lose that. that is the worst thing that can happen right now. >> among those here, world war ii veteran jack taylor who is 95 years old. >> it's hard to beat the procedure that they have to get people that are really in desperate need. >> today social workers visited the veterans to begin relocating them. >> absolutely none of them will end up on the streets. >> the veterans are skeptical. >> promises are made to be broken. >> v.a. spokesperson says they have extend the deadline numerous times over several years but this is it. but there is one ray of hope for the residents. >> irwin goodwin says he has found an apartment building on the peninsula that could house most of them here. he is hoping to close the deal by march. we asked them if the v.a. could extend the deadline just one more time. >

. >> phillipe :one of several issues retired resident russ irwin says needs to be addressed. that's why he invited the town to discuss tourism at the spinnaker, and how it should be tracked and managed. residents asked to sign his petition to put his initiative on the june ballot. it would require the city council to draft a tourism impact plan every two years, outling how tourism impacts sausalito and a set of goals to improve the situation. >> : not a plan to have more or less, or to collect more money or collect less money,or change anything neccesarily, nut to have a plan. >> phillipe :irwin says short- term vacation house rentals another hot topic. one of many he says needs attention. >> : that's tragedy when you're a little tiny town and nobody wants to go downtown anymore because they say there's too many tourist -- its too congested. >> phillipe :irwin has until january to collect the 500 signatures needed to put his initiative on the ballot. so far, he's collected 300. live in sausalito, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> catherine : governor brown has made it offic

we've already made arrangements. >> and irwin says he will not miss his next home game either. he has already purchased his season tickets for levi stadium. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in what you might call an ed to ed competition, san francisco mayor ed lee and seattle mayor ed murray have made a friendly bet on sunday's football game. the losing mayor will help the winning mayor $10,000 for a food bank in his city. championship game ayers live on ktvu channel 2. kickoff is scheduled for 3:30 p.m.. our point after show follows the game, and do not miss julie haener, mark ibanez and joe. they'll be live in seattle with our special road trip to the championship. that's 6:30 friday night, and we have all new show for you at 9:00 saturday night. our meteorologist mark ibanez -- i've got mark and football on the brain. you are also busy. you're talking to under the circumstances about temperatures way out of the norm. >> yeah. about 10 to 15 degrees above the average. another round of warm temperatures in the forecast. we're not talking about rain at all in the bay area. as far as ri

while state representative here, thank you irwin, we want to express how grateful we are to the state the legislature for putting prop 5 the ballot. prop 5 who don't know and hopefully learning more up to november 5 wibe lowering the voter threshold for local bonds for things like foing d infrastructure like schools, parks, open space, public libraries and pub transit. the state has been doing its part to make it easier for localities to raise funds to support ■li affordable housing so please do your part for prop 5 on november 5. this along with pouste enabling legislation that allowed for the creation of regional financing itielike the bay area housing finance agency, which serves the 9 county bay area, really set the stage for another important measure you will see on the ballot in noer known as regional measure 4 also known by people in our field asbofa bond, the bay area housing finance agency. this bond will raise $20 billion, llio dollars, 2.4 for city and county of san francisco. , please we need voters throughout the whole region to vote for this measuranof you to please do y

. >> bindi irwin earned a perfect score of 30 along with derek. irwin narrowly beat out the backstreet boy to take home the mirror ball. after the show he called her victory -- she called her victory life changing. >> just to be here is phenomenal. i continue to dedicate my life making the world a better place. >> irwin and all of the finalists are on a flight bound for new york and will appear on ""good morning america"" after the abc7 morning news. >> they will have to go on adrenaline. that's a tough turn around. >>> more rain is coming in? >> that's right. we are approaching the holiday. sandhya patel is here with what's in store. >> as you are heading out on the roadways do expect wet roadways due to the showers. we are seeing the showers. taking you down to street level here in the east bay. we are seeing some showers around castro valley and hayward and san leandro. light to moderate in intensity. in the north bay still tracking an area that is not moving a lot. it is south of dillon beach. how much rain. .69 in ben loeman. the second part

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