as our ac t board president said. when the mayor came in and i was elected to office we talked about what it would money mean to revitality market street. i realize that policy are a leap of faith you put a policy out there you pass it and sign it by you need private actors to come and participated in the vision and a process. we're lucky so many people have said they want to be part of that vision to do that and ac t was one of the first. they deserve a round of applause (clapping) >> truly, truly for believing in this very early on. the strand has been a colorful piece of mid market. it's surprisingly he many people come down this block and never saw it but no more. thanks to the office for parallel to preserve the soul of building this community. and we also want to recognize and we'll be joining a lot of other arts organizations the lodge store gallery and want 59 market we'll enjoy an hour here to bring another arts center to mildred mid market. i always want to realize ellen the arts director (clapping) >> again

since then we also the f ac c leadership team was ms. kim presented on the school quality leadership plan and f ac had a chance think to parking lot and give feedback. during the meeting we had an opportunity we were like a focus group for the school and we provided questions for them. and student input for the plan >> we did our teacher survey feedback resolution. so the f ac c finalized their questions that could be used to improve their school environment so we're going thirty to have quantify and quality data and it's going to be looked over. we have a meeting tomorrow at the 5:30 in the cafe. you're all welcome to attend the meeting >> thank you okay. we will then move on to item e the parents advisory committee report i understand we have presenters this evening. >> good afternoon, commissioners thanks for the mind. i'm tony and my daughter is a fifth grader at sunset elementary and she loves her school >> thank you. hello and thank you. i'm don fishing and my son is a sect grader. the rule of the parented advisory committee is to

eastern for ac 360 later. eastern for ac 360 later. "piers morgan live" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is "piers morgan live." welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world. tonight, the breaking news bombshells from the 2012 presidential election. was joe biden about to be booted for hillary clinton? did obama despise bill? tonight live from washington with the explosive details from the sec well to "game change" and joining me to talk about and and more, who else on halloween but an -- ann caulter? >> and boston strong and stronger. the city bounces back after the bombings. i'll talk to the most injured

ace train no. 1 no delay.st it gusty day on the roads, a number of chp wind advisories in a number of bay area bridgings. what's driving you crazy this morning, besides b.a.r.t. we got an e-mail from michelle and dan. it's entitled crazy drivers. my husband and i agree that our biggest distracted driving peeve is when women apply makeup while driving. we have witnessed that selfish act on side streets and highways at high speeds. we're not just talking about lipstick application. we're talking full-blown makeup applying. of course distracted driving means more than just being on your cell phone. applying that extra layer of mascara can take just as much attention away from the roads. tickets for texting begins at 159 bucks and other moving violations like applying makeup can be nearly as costly. skip the multitasking or just go awe natural. what drives you crazy during your commute. you can ask a question or share a grape by e-mailing crazy @ kpix.com and watch to see if your question gets answered on air. >>>

ac ta inefficient taken the lead in market street focusing on smaller arts organizations. mayor lee our support and enthusiasm is sincere and it makes you a nature leader of this awesome city (clapping) >> having been under no circumstances on the ac t board with 10 years i can speak with authority about caring kari. in this fast lane makes her mind race faster. i'm honored now in my captain of chair of the capital campaign to nouns some fun stuff it's 32 1/2 millions and we've received many million dollars in new tax credits we've raised $10 million in private contributions to date from our mayors board and a if i other good friends of ac t. today, i'm to nouns one gift it's a $5 million equivalent from an awe moms duo donor. with those gifts our campaign is 6 and a half million dollars (clapping) arrest so we're getting close but we need hope kari and a allen told me to say that percent this is as picasso said it's first an act of distribution so bring down the hammer. next up my good friend and an awesome mayor, mayor ed lee (clapping) >> thank you well jeff and kari co

that does it for this edition of "ac 360 later." thanks for watching. "unguarded with rachel nichols" starts now. >>> hi. i'm rachel nichols. welcome to "unguarded" a sports show that brings you the candid human side of some of the world's most talented human beings and explores the issues that extend off the field to touch us all. welcome. >>> thanks for joining us. whether you're a hard core fan or just like hearing interesting things about interesting people, this is your show for compelling and unguarded interviews with some of the biggest names in sports. like jon lester. ace pitcher for the newly minted world series champion boston red sox. lester already had a championship ring from 2007. this year he was huge, the team's steady backbone who earned two of boston's four wins. he was kind enough to invite cnn into his home for his first sit down since he and his teammates won the title on wednesday night. >> you are now a two-time world series champion. >> i don't even think it's fully sunk in yet. it's so new. i don't think it will hit home for us

. >>> after he was set on fire on an ac transit bus exclusively talks to kron4. hear what he has to say about that tragic day and what he would do if it happened again. >> you have to help people. that's what i did. >> you have likely heard of the story of sasha being set on fire on an ac transit bus. the construction worker was also on his way home. you will only see it on kron4. >> he said someone lit me on fire. >> reporter: the frightening side of 18-year-old sasha's story when lit on fire on an ac transit bus. it all began at mcarthur boulevard. >> it is tough. it is scary. i was on the bus. i was that seat. we put him out at the back door glmpleghts. >> reporter: he described the flames. >> i had to run back toward the back of the bus and probable knocked a girl over. we brought him to the ground and started put it it out glmpleghts he. >> reporter: he hadn't seen sasha since then. >> i am sorry i couldn't get there quicker. what could you have done better? that's it. >> reporter: you did what you could. other people were run running in the other direction.

i want to give a shout out to faye who's our equity person and serving on the ac/dc board. we've provided over half a bloiltdz for the affordable housing in the bay area. we believe that economic inclusion is an important part of the diverse community. we do business by supporting affordable housing developers and after participating in the be financing of those fields. it takes a tremendous amount of teamwork and pool of resources to make this happen. i do want to highlight the city of san francisco's contribution to this deal. it wasn't the biggest dollars it was the first money in. once that money is committed to a deal it can be lifrjd to private and public sources. i comprehend the city for investing in our community through affordable housing and i hope they will continue their work. reverend fong and michael your respected team at urban core at ac/dc thank you for involving us it's a beautiful project >> thank you rebecca. our goal is to cut the ribbon with the mayor at 12:30. i'm carmen i'm the accessory wanted to be here to honor you. we're talking about one hundre

ace pitcher for the newly minted world series champion boston red sox. lester already had a championship ring from 2007. this year he was huge, the team's steady backbone who earned two of boston's four wins. he was kind enough to invite cnn into his home for his first sit down since he and his teammates won the title on wednesday night. >> you are now a two-time world series champion. >> i don't even think it's fully sunk in yet. it's so new. i don't think it will hit home for us until next year. when you get opening day and you finally get the rings in your hand and the flag goes up and all that. but to get to do it twice, very, very special. honor to be a part of this organization. >> and for you, the ace of the staff, i know you grew up near seattle and you idolized randy johnson. it was a big deal you were the ace of the staff. >> when you're little you don't fully understand the responsibilities that come with it especially with this organization. i know the days in spring training where you're run down and it's a long day on the field and you stil

as you move through these pass js up towards the event center and viewing tar aces above. the fire station remains in a similar location and it has been previously there and you can see it with the san francisco fire department. located just adjacent to the northwest corner here. and the next thing that we would like to point out is that we have a reduced significant amount of height in some of the ter aces that lead to the entrance of the venue itself and so this is the new design, and we have created sort avenue plaza area. it can be used as a specific space during the time that the event center is not in use, but here is an indication of how much we have removed, and the old design the previous design had about a 37 foot height event center, and we dropped it down to about 28 feet. so that is nearly 10 foot of drop. on to the middle portion of the public areas at the corner of the site and here is the previous design on the left that is the area that was at 37 feet prior to this revision and that is the area of 37 feet now and so you still have to rise up to get into th

ferries, caltrain and ace also reporting no delays. that's traffic, here's lawrence. >> in case you didn't know it's going to be a busy travel day today. [ laughter ] >> very, very busy. [ laughter ] >> we have some partly cloudy skies around the bay area. not a bad travel day outside today. sfo, yeah, delays if you are heading to the eastern seaboard with that big storm system rolling in. temperatures now in the 40s and the 50s. 30s in the north bay valleys. i think toward the afternoon we'll see a mix of sun and clouds on this busy travel day. temperatures will be in the 60s next couple of days. [ laughter ] >> thanksgiving now looks dry. staying dry through the weekend and warmer, maybe some rain toward the middle of next week. >> this just in? trending? busy travel day. [ laughter ] >> busy travel day. [ laughter ] >> we got it. thanks for watching. remember, the latest news and weather are always on our website, kpix.com. remember, the next local update is 7:26. have a great day and terrific thanksgiving. captions by: caption colo

that has outdoor ter aces for outdoor seating so it can be restaurant or activity here facing towards the financial district and the city to the north. and this is a view from the north looking towards the south and we have provided now a new sort of passage which leads through the retail paces, as opposed to just one large stair. we have a ramp that leads one through, these smaller retail modules and these restaurant and coffee shops and etc., along the way and point you directly to the south with views over the bay. as you move through these pass js up towards the event center and viewing tar aces above. the fire station remains in a similar location and it has been previously there and you can see it with the san francisco fire department. located just adjacent to the northwest corner here. and the next thing that we would like to point out is that we have a reduced significant amount of height in some of the ter aces that lead to the entrance of the venue itself and so this is the new design, and we have created sort avenue plaza area. it can be used as a specific space during the

everyone was in the ac a? the help the people come in and populate the database.therwise it is only going to be the older, sicker people which utilize more medical services. >> it certainly is not a fix. it is several weeks ago. it just takes the can down the road. the insurance companies say this is a disaster. >> my largest carrier has agreed to reinstate there policies and work to renew the policies. if you have the policy today you can have that policy extended for another yea melissa: but what did they say to you? did they say come i can't believe this is happening, how will we possibly comply? what is the sentiment like? you're dealing with them on a daily basis. i they tearing out their hair? >> a lot of challenges in getting this done, but they think this is in the best interest of the policyholders. melissa: you have a lot of work ahead of you and we appreciate your time in spite of that. >> thank you for having me. i appreciated. melissa: does bring in another expert. thank you for coming on the show. what do you think of what you just heard? >> i though

. >> the last speaker card i have is from ace on the case. >> good evening, commissioners, this is my first time appearing before you commissioners in recent memory. i ran out of tape. i guess i will get a copy from the government channel. before there was a government channel, there was an ace on the case that recorded the supervisors. some of our black community people where they took our ideas they made it city government. here i am channel 29. i hadn't seen. what i see evaluating. this is not really everybody's fault, but as some of the people mentioned that it's' new era here in san francisco. we have no time for eras. i'm glad i'm speaking about the role, the puc, it's taking on a roll now. the out migration. you have mr., i forget his name, that's working with him. theo, he's doing a great job. let me get back to the arts. the young lady that comesen here. the same process happened in the west edition with the arts commission. we got shambled and you can find it through the redevelopment agency with an audit and they put people in contract that weren't in our community. even on

my name is ace washington. and i'm quite sure everybody's really saying what is he going to say now. ladies and gentlemen after years and years of coming to these meetings and video taping the documents, i'm tired. you won't hear much of me complaining anymore because my theory now is it's no mystery. all you got to do is just check the history. that's what part of i'm about now. i'm meeting with city department head, developers overall the city. i'm throwing in the towel. basically what i'm doing is do what i do best is document for generations to come or for even people that plan to live in places like this. we're in 2013 right now so city and county has over decades done studies on african american nigros and it comes out to negligence and conspiracy. i want to preserve someone for our african communities for whatever is built because i'm convinced the train is moving either i or people who have been coming for 20 years are going to stop anything from san francisco. basically my whole theory is the preservat

a man with the stroller and child walking the middle of the tarm ac. and he wanted to get his child away from the bullets. >> bill rider from fox sports in los angeles and you were in the terminal where this happen and you existed out on to the tarmac? >> yes, i was out on the tarmac, i don't know 10 or 40 minutes. it was you know, my instinct was to get as far away from the shooting as possible as well we were asked to come back and it was a chaotic scene. people filing out of the exit doors and trying to get away from something. it so manied pretty clear with the fear and screaming and gunfire that something awful was going on in the terminal. >> you tweeted photos, may we use those on the air? >> absolutely. >> do you have direct knowledge of who ever the shooter is got past security screening area? >> i don't know. the people, we were taken to a different terminal and a few people claimed to have seen what went on. one person saw the person emerge from ticketing and another person saw a red light on him or near him. and other than that it was a cha

. >> the teenager set on fire on board an ac transit bus speaking publicly. what he has to say about the 16-year-old boy accused of the crime. and if you are waking up early to hit the stores you better get going. we're going to show you the mad rush in one of the popular shopping spots. let's take a live look outside. a little glimpse, a peek of the bay bridge. yeah, the shoppers are going at it. we'll have your full black friday forecast on this friday, november 29th. this is "today in the bay." >> good friday morning to you. did you survive thanksgiving? feeling plumper? i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to. i want to check in with meteorologist christina loren. did you have a good one? >> i had a great one. hope you did. you know, it's going to be a great day. temperatures are going to climb in the 70s and 60s, you will be waiting in line for the door buster deals bundle up. it's cold out there. and keep those elbows in. we'll have a full look at the forecast. right now back to you. >> good to have you here. thanks so much. this morning investigators t

they are reporting no delays but no service on the ace train. >> it sounds good. that is handy because this will come as a shock but even at this moment shoppers are in line getting ready to head out for what is likely to be the biggest shopping day of the year. black friday. has that name because a lot of retailers will start turning a profit today for the first time this year. last year americans spent $11.2 billion on black friday. that was actually down almost 2% from the year before because more stores are opening now on thanksgiving. it had to happen. yesterday stores opened even earlier on thanksgiving than they did last year. >>> kpix 5's sharon chin found long lines last night but she talked to people who were against shopping on the holiday. >> reporter: we found many people bicycling, jogging and walking. >> yes, i'm walking my meal off now. >> reporter: some who walked away from shopping. >> in the end it is all about corporate america wanting to destroy the holiday. this special time for people just to make money. >> reporter: of those planning to sho

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it was known as crystal mrk ac, the night of broken glass. mobs roamed the streets smashed windows of jewish shops and setting fire to sin gogs. 90 jews were killed, 7,000 businesses destroyed. this was the beginning of the nazi's campaign to rid the country of its jewish population. germany's leaders used the anniversary to warn the country to be watchful of anti-seminnism. it's a timely reminder, a report showed across europe it is on the increase. >> making ends meet in this economy is not easy. we'll tell you about a family business in florida that not only managed to survive the

. >>> let's check in with wolf who is filling in for anderson on ac 360. a star himself.

he did half the interview as ace ventura. - tell me about the cologne. how much? - oh. an entire bottle at least. - you're definitely hoarding this, by the way. - guess--guess what poster he had on his wall. - austin powers. - mm-mm. - ferris bueller. - mm-mm. you're getting colder. - not night at the roxbury. - no. the odd life of timothy green. - i'm sorry. how did you think i was expected to guess that? - i don't know. but it's interesting, right? - it's fascinating. - he said he can't help but tear up when he looks at it, and it's right next to his desk. he must look at it, like, 20 times a y. - that's amazing. well, listen, you can't win 'em all, right? - mm-hmm. - so the next interview has to be better. - i don't know. - what do you mean? of course it will. you're amazing. - i know. it's just, even if it was a great boss and a great job, i just--i don't-- i don't know if i-- if i want to-- i don't know if i want this.

but a victory ace victory, anderson. and the reality of this race is that the people here in virginia didn't love either of the candidates. i mean if you look at sort of the general anecdotes from all the reporting that went on here, it's not like a new jersey where there was a very -- it was indeed a very popular political figure. this was a situation where people here seem to be deciding between two people that they didn't absolutely love. but at the end of the day, terry