not with ace on the case. >> thank you. i'm sorry you have two minutes just like everyone else. >> [inaudible] >> i'm going to ask you to have a seat right now. >> i'm not an individual. i'm not an ordinary. i am extra ordinary and my name is ace. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. no, no ace listen here. >> is there other public comment available? come on up. >> [inaudible] ask you respectfully to speak to you all because the procedure is beyond the pail. >> we're not allowed. >> [inaudible] >> ace, we are not allowed. >> [inaudible] >> okay. ace, we are prohibited to give anyone more time than we give anyone else. >> [inaudible] >> but thank you so much and -- >> [inaudible] come and make -- the first guy first one and whoever and go on and on -- >> okay. public comment -- >> [inaudible] >> no, no, no -- [inaudible] is going on here. i call it silly hall and i am witnessing right now. [inaudible] how can this man come here and these are not the owners. i can show you the owners. this is michael johnson here and happens t

some were given ace inhibitors. the patients taking ace inhibitors reduced their rate of mortality by 18%. the patients taking lcz696 reduced their mortality rate by about 20% more than that. dr. milton packer at the university of texas southwestern medical center was a consultant on that study and presented its findings today at a cardiology conference in barcelona. >> there was not only a reduction in the risk of death. there was not only a survival benefit. there was a very meaningful reduction in the risk of hospitalization and an improvement in quality of life, a reduction in the symptoms and physical limitations of heart failure. >> axelrod: yesterday i sat down with cbs news chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook to get his perspective on just how big an impact this new drug could have. >> reporter: it is rare. you hear terms like "game changer" and "hitting the ball over the center field wall" and things like that. this is one of those results that's very surprising, very important. and when i reached ou

i hope that after this i can get our card and i'm ace and i'm on the case >> thank you. we're going to close the public comment period commissioners. do we have any comments or questions >> i want to ask mr. ben. >> mr. woody commissioner singh and yes. there's going to be 4 hundred and 95 residents. >> i'm sorry. >> the dollar is how many units you're going to have in this. >> you mean the space. >> yeah. >> actually in the commission approves this we won't lease it out but modernize and expand our paramount which is a 10-year-old building. >> what is your - >> we probably won't lease it out. >> what. >> we want to keep current with what's being built today. >> okay. thank you. >> commissioner mondejar. >> yeah. i have a question for executive director. >> yes, ma'am. >> i had the chance to talk about the space you're giving up the space initially you took the california historical society took the space you needed more space to store your collection now you're giving that up what are you going to do for additional needs. >> we still have the space we are that originall

ace! ace frehley right there. yeah! [ cheers and applause ] welcome back, you guys., i'm a huge fan of "house of cards." you know "house of cards," the show? [ cheers and applause ] it's so good. we can't get enough of it here at the show, which is an interesting coincidence because it turns out that our office is actually a lot like the world of "house of cards." [ laughter ] lot of drama. lot of backstabbing lot of turning and talking into cameras. [ laughter ] it's probably hard to believe because of how normal and peaceful everything seems right now, but let me show you what i mean. check out our latest "tonight show" digital original. this is "house of cue cards." [ applause ] ♪ [ inaudible ] >> jimmy: no, no, no. danny, these cue cards must be larger in size. okay? this is "the tonight show." get it together. [ laughter ] the cue cards must be right. they are the life vest in this ocean of televised late night jokery. >> last looks? >> jimmy: last looks are the final touch up before the show. [ laughter ] even the finest furniture needs a good polish every once

but you make it loud and clear, and in his ear, that ace is on the case. and now, the other thing is, i mean that i don't know how your commissioners are here and the conversation that i have here i can't get from your secretary, she said confidential. and now, i don't know if you just like the rest of the commissioners read the housing authority and all of those, you get those packages and i mean if you have a personal that you want to know, block it out. but i am appalled. and taken my time coming down here, and although, i am down here at city hall, and i call it silly hall, but the deal is right now, the issue is my name is ace, ♪ and i have been on this case. some of those people out there, did not want me on in that place. but it is no mystery, just check my history, i have been working on that case, because it has got a lot of conspiracy. listen, i did that because it is an entertainment thing and i know that, and i just had to, i just had to. but, the real deal is if you go back to the seriousness, and you go back and tell michael johnson and whoev

so is ace, ace train number one is on time and a couple minutes early. in napa, we had close 29 at 121 all been re-opened. we start off with an accident in the santa cruz mountains. it sounds like a fatality after a car overturned. this is along highway 17. as we look at other areas of the bay area, it is running smooth across the water to the peninsula. >> the latest on the 6.30 magnitude earthquake. all schools in napa valley unified school district are closed. they will decide which schools, if any, remain closed tomorrow. >> no child care in the district. 211 people went to hospitals for treatment, mostly for falling debris or broken glass. one is in critical condition. six mobile homes were destroyed. a fire at a mobile home park is where this occurred. two shelters are open, the first at crosswalk community church in napa. >> in napa we bring you the latest from the scene with amy hollyfield downtown with the big clean up ahead for businesses. >> big clean up ahead them. look at the mess behind me in downtown napa. it looks like it just hit a coupl

accommodate to keep us above the level needed for supply of the different participants who use the ac what but in dry years urging the surplus the city and county will take you forget the figure 6.9 million gallons per day up to that amount to supplement the waters from the hetch hetchy am i correct >> yes, sir. this is a project to provide additional dry year water supply. >> but it sounds like based on what i'm reading there are mitigations to keep the ac what at a level to supply the needs for example, of the cemetery and the golf course. >> that's dealt with in the mitigation measure 14 a 6 that is extremely detailed and technical but the bottom line if the puc through it's monitoring predicts an adverse effect to the neighboring wells there's a number of technical steps that will be implemented to reduce the effects of the agent pumpers in the area including and up to reducing pumping by this project or sensation of that pumping in the vicinity of those effected wells and a policy that allows the pumpers to come to us if they detect to call it to our attendance and other things h

he has an inflamed ac joint. today he got a cortisone shot. gm mike rizzo says it's a day to day thing and werth be able to avoid the dl. denard span gets the day off, jordan zimmermann on the mound battling bartolo colon. manny machado suffered a ligament sprain in his right knee. he was walking around without crutches in the clubhouse and told the media he'll return when he feels better. >>> a redskins rookie is in a bit of trouble. corner back rashad brelin has been cited for misdemeanor marijuana possession on the campus of dcu richmond. >>> we also have a clearer picture for what the wizards will face this season coming off their playoff berth. they open up the season october 29th at miami. lebron james and his new team come to town friday, november 21st. we'll get a christmas day matinee in new york and the wizards face the champion spurs january 3rd and january 21st they host oklahoma city and reigning mvp kevin durant, great games on that schedule. >>> mystics and chicago sky battling for second in the east, mystics close out the 1st h

so the humidity is slowly rising and that is bad news because that means you have to turn the ac back up on and thing also start to get more uncomfortable and it will be warmer and more more mu tid on sunday. the -- humid on sunday. there's a potential for a shower or storm at the beginning of the newscast. i showed you the cold front that will produce that chanceif showers. don't cancel outdoor plans. this does not look widespread: you can always check out your radar app on wus 9 with your smart phone or tablet or check it out on your desk top computer before you step tout door to make sure there isn't any rain on instructing your plans. it does obstructing your plans. >>> on satellite and radar you can see the a approaching system, the warm front of the approaching small system and then the cold front of the larger system to the north, and those two are going to but up against each other and pr deuce that chance for showers. we are still dry though through noon on sunday. maybe some showers approaching from the west but it is really around 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. that we have the chance f

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they're trying to reinvent themselves to get more mem to do ac. >> blake shelton had the beach rocking. >> thousands of beach chairs and umbrellas filled the shores with country music super star people took in live music and the hotel topps and others that couldn't get tickets partied along the boardwalk. >> a welcomed sight because excite nment ac has been neating for 2014 possibly a third of east coast gambling casinos could be done by end of summer. mayor dop guardian are one of the ways the city plans to revolve themselves. >> things to do besides casinos and gaming and having blake here and hundred thousand and extra people is a way we're rolling out the red carpet for everyone to come down. >> if you ask the thousands of people that watched the plan is off to a great start. >> this is awesome. good show. >> jennaphr irman and her family drove three hours from pittsburgh for the show they'll stay tonight in ac. and. >> it was enjoyable and will bring business to the area. you see a lot of people herebying different things. it's a great things fort community. >> local shar ees moto

"eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao is live in ac tonight, and jane, revel will close september 10th, what then. >> reporter: well, chris, then revel goes into foreclosure, and then it goes up for auction where it will be likely sold at a bargain basement price, and then it is up to the new own tore decide what happens next to this building. regardless thinks a huge blow for atlantic city because when revel closes its doors for good it gets rid of more than 3,000 jobs. for tourist, watching revel close will be a disappointment. >> it is the jewel of the boardwalk. >> reporter: but for 3100 employees who will be out of the job next month the closure is devastating. >> trying to find another job so that we can maintain our bills. >> reporter: after two years and filing for bankruptcy twice $29.4 billion casino that never turn a profit was unable to find a qualified buyer in bankruptcy court. company officials released a statement today that reads in mart while we continue to hope for a sale have of revel through some form through the pend ing bankruptcy process, revel cannot avoid an o

the the ac expressway is heavy but it is moving and so is garden state parkway.s latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans now diana back to you. >>> many couples will say marriage is a leap of faith especially proving true for this one wisconsin couple. two met while skies diving in 2012. since then chad and amy have shared many jumps but on amy's 500th jump their plane collided in midair with another. >> i mean unbelievable. >> yeah. >> that was it seemed impossible it it was so cool, you never know when it is your time and you just got the to make sure every day is as enjoyable as possible. >> wow. >> miraculously a all 11 people on board did survive that collision, so for the high flying couple there was only one way to tie the knot, 12,000 feet in the air. >>> we will be right back. black hey, uncle craig what's the deal? oh...you can't record that many shows at once. why? i guess they didn't feel like it. you can't save every single cartoon. why? you can't just watch tv wherever you want. why? you know you can't pause the tv here and play it in ano

i want to let you know ace train number one is 25 minutes late. it's been having memberichanica problems to be exact. we still have that heavy delay there. number three and five it looks like they are on time. bart is also on time. i will have more information on that fire that we were telling you about in oakland. first a back up along bay bridge. eastbound direction on our lower back, a car that's stalled right at the treasure island off-ramp. here is where that fire is located. 98th avenue. that's where we have do have traffic that's affected. also bart tracks they run right through that area so they might slow as they pass by the fire. eric, katie. >> thank you. it's 6:02 now. developing news from overnight. a wild traffic accident sends ten people to south bay hospital. several of them with life threatening injuries. this happened near the capital suppress way. that's where abc 7 reporter nick smith is. he joins us with this live report. >> reporter: good morning. we have new information. i can confirm that that driver is in his 20s. we know

they are asking ac transit to add more buses to help people get across the bay. they are not sure if that will actually happen at this hour. it all started about an hour ago with an anonymous call stating that there was a bomb on ac transit bus that was part underneath that overpass. at seventh and chester st. it was the boss was evacuated and the station was also evacuated. security is on scene. along with a canine unit. no word on when it will reopen. or will traffic may start flowing again to and from san francisco and in oakland will keep you posted. had a scare. >> pam: here is a look in the area one of the hardest hit areas in gaza. people all looking at demolished buildings in the miles of trouble there. >> reporter: natalie left her safety of san francisco to catch turf like to see a rally on the heart of the ebola outbreak. determined to pick up her adopted son kite to become that home for school. >>i was terrified, three weeks ago he started to show symptoms. i was mortified. his symptoms subsided after about two days. >> reporter:relieved to hear it wa

pretty comfortable out there. 7 in sea isle city. 70 on the boardwalk in ac. the ocean water temperature the warmest bits been, 77 degrees, looking at the day ahead it's a good one with sunshine and clouds, high of 86 tam. >> thank you, karen. >> and we begin with the developing story out of the midwest crowd rage over the police shooting of a teenager escalating into violence in ferguson, missouri outside of same time louis. people smashed car windows and carried away armed loads of loot the goods from stores overnight. police in rite gear were called -- riot gear were called out. an unarm teen was shot and killed. witnesses say he had his hands in the air when the police officer shot him killing him. but the police say there was a fight for his gun. >> none of those individuals at the time as the officers was in his police car allegedly put the police officer back into the car where he physically assaulted the police officer. >> the officer is pulling him inside the car, he was trying to pull away. >> the officer who shot brown was on paid discipline trairve

it's a great night to open up the windows, let in that fresh air and give the ac a rest. we'll have clear skies tonight. temperatures will dip to the 50s in some spots as a result of the clear skies. heading into friday just sunshine and beautiful weather. it will be gorgeous friday, even maybe a little better than it was today, but heading into the weekend the heat and humidity start to come back and we do have the threat for thunderstorms as i mentioned earlier. right now it is 82 degrees in la plata and at andrews, annapolis, 83 83 in martinsburg, a few spots in the 70s, hagerstown 79. here's our approaching frontal system. most of the energy is with the low pressure system area. this energy will mostly miss us to the north, but we will get the warm front front driving in the heat and humidity that i told you was on the way. that everybody as saturday. so enjoy tomorrow because we'll have the clear skies tonight and again tomorrow and we'll have some beautiful afternoon weather for you friday, but overnight tonight just wonderful to be outside, 56 to 65 degrees. you mi

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the ace train to the 49er game is closed. this is something that happens with transit they will all visually inspect tracks and there's miles and miles. >> sas far as injuries are concerned. mostly in the north bay. no rorts on the east bay -- the napa area. queen of the valley hospital. we spoke to someone there who said they treated more than 70 patient sos far from the earthquake. most of those treated has had minor cuts and bump. s she said there was a couple serious injuries including a hip fracture and also a heart attack but not clear if those were related . ny if you live in an area where an evacuation center has been set up. someone napa high school. the red cross set upping something there. napa high school. certainly the most heartbreaking event we've seen this morning happened at a mobile home park. the napa valley mobile home park. the fire was -- according to firefighters caused by a gas leak. four mobile homes completely destroyed. we that you knows at least four others sustained significant damage. where the f

ace train one is trying to recover. we have an accident involving a motorcycle westbound on 80 blocking one lane. the ambulance has been canceled and you can see how busy it is because of university avenue being shut down because of the fire burning to the west. turned on and as you leave emeryville to san francisco, the lights are on. remark is light. from san francisco, the coast guard and the san francisco fire department are combing the waters off ocean beach for a missing man from a beached boat. daylight will help with the search effort and they are watching the craft that grounded itself early this morning. if you look can you see the craft and fire crews are standing by. they say it is too dangerous to send someone on the craft. the big thing is the smell of fuel. haz-mat crews are dealing with the spilled fuel. this was a lost excitement a few minutes ago when first responders saw an inflatable craft and a rescue swimmer was sent to the lifeboat and it was confirmed the boat was empty. crews believe there may h