, a local synagogue and at the central valley pride center and was very disheartening and brought ambrose says the group's director fact that they're targeting spaces that are meant to be safe like your chance for example used to be you like, but sanctuary. >>they're just trying to push people kind of back in the closet we're all concerned about security pastor mike says he's met with local muslim and jewish faith leaders wednesday to discuss a response. >>other than standing in solidarity with each other they're still trying to figure out how to deal with hatred. >>that was joe khaleel reporting that s o police say they are aware of the fires and they are investigating where they came from. >>recall martin in washington. the epa is updating a decades old. they say will protect millions of americans from lead poisoning. some democrats. >>the environmental protection agency just announced new rules which it says will protect millions of americans, especially young children from lead water poisoning but already some environmentalists and democratic lawmakers are critical of the plan is say

ambrose and that is your weekend watch. >> what is happened is unacceptable.it happened because of neglect. >>> the power is back on for most of the bay area affected by the power shut off. what lawmakers want to do about pg&e when more bay area residents will get thr power back. >>> a massive wildfire filled by powerful and raging out of control. near los angeles. more than 40,000 acres were on fire and homes in danger. is can is thanks for being us on friday morning, october is 1th. >>> good morning. i am dave. >> we have the breaking news that we're following out of southern

and actress was also assaulted in her apartment on sunday she was hit with ambrose and a tennis racket while trying to take pictures of protesters vandalizing a branch of the bank of china a few days later see these. reports with images like these coming from hong kong it's little surprise that some people are drawing comparisons to the fallen. i am kong has gone from being the economic power of the orient to the face of the fight for democracy but the faces of those trying to wrest control from beijing's crossed a mosque and the democratic means they're using wouldn't be out of place in hollywood horror film the puds. the film's premise is that once a year for 12 hours only crimes are allowed mogs fact are certain rate you name it you've got a free pass and that because of this small window to release all your rage the country becomes crime free for the other $364.00 days it's a small sacrifice for the wider peace and stability and in scenes eerily similar to the film's opening hong kong apparently had a pudge of its own. currency brokers are still parents and you work for the. mercha

. >> my name is ambrose fromt massachusetts. , if chinake to ask cracks down violently on the hong kong protests, what would you do as president? should we do anything in the meantime? mr. weld: china would have to pay a price if they did that. they would pay a price in terms of world opinion. they are still paying the price for tiananmen square which was 1989. they told us at the handover, which i attended, that there was going to be one country, two systems. if they are cracking down like crazy, that's not one country, two systems. that's one country, one system. i would read that right back at them. i think that would call for some elevated rhetoric and what are called stiff notes and -- in ambassadorial parlance. you can't go quietly on that one. i'm president of the dartmouth libertarians. mr. weld: welcome. >> thank you. apart from your position on red flag laws, as president, would you defend americans second amendment rights? mr. weld: oh yeah. there are 300 million rifles out there that are lawfully acquired. people say, why don't we license them all? they can show them to the

ambrose and that is your weekend watch. >> what is happened is unacceptable. it happened because of neglect. >>> the power is back on for most of the bay area affected by the power shut off. what lawmakers want to do about pg&e when more bay area residents will get thr power back. >>> a massive wildfire filled by powerful and raging out of control. near los angeles. more than 40,000 acres were on fire and homes in danger. is can is thanks for being us on friday morning, october is 1th. >>> good morning. i am dave. >> we have the breaking news that we're following out of southern california. a few fire has destroyed homes. more homes are spreading. there's mandatory evacuations and evacuation warnings in place for a thousand people. this is a live view, and you can see the saddle ridge fire is burning in los angeles near the ventura county. if you ever driven down the 5, it's between the valley and the seeming valley. strong winds driving the fire. they specifically have the winds down there. more than 4,000 acres have burned. the where you shall fire started a

commissioner ambrose. >> smith. >> gray. >> lee is commissioner lee is excused today, she has a conflict and is unable to make it. agenda item number 2, public comment on matters appearing or not appearing on the agenda there being no public comment we'll go on to agenda item number 3 and 4. the consent calender. draft minutes september 20, 2019 regular meeting and the agenda item number 4 proposed stipulation, decision and order in the matter of it's our time sf women supporting london breed for mayor 2018 ethics complaint 1718-134b. call for public comment. no public comment. any comments from commissioners. i'll move for a motion to approve agenda items number 3 and 4. >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor. aye. so, agenda items 3 and 4 are unanimously approved. agenda item number 5. an informational presentation on new ethics commission data dashboard tools for the novembe. >> h. i good afternoon, commissioners. my name is tyler field. i am a information systems engineer. i just got a new title. i'm here today to give you a brief presentation on updates to the data tools that the e

. >> hi, my name is ambrose, i'm from massachusetts. i'd like to ask, if china cracks down violently on the hong kong protests, what would -- as president, what would you do? and should we do anything in the meantime? >> yeah, no, i think china would have to pay a price if they did that. they would certainly pay a price in terms of world opinion. they're still paying the price for tiananmen square which was 1989. they told us the handover, which i attended in 1997, the handover from britain to china, there was going to be one country, two systems. if they're tracking down like crazy, the same they do with the uighurs, out west, that's not one country, two systems. i would read that back to them. i think that would call for elevated rhetoric and what are called stiff notes in ambassadorial parlance. not world war iii, but you can't go quietly on that one. >> i'm kevin, president of the dartmouth libertarians. >> great. welcome. >> thank you. apart from your position on red flag laws, as president would you defend americans' second amendm

moved by commissioner ambrose. any discussions or any changes commissioners? public comment on this item the approval of the minutes of? all in favor of approving the minutes? motion passes. next item. >> item four, approval of minutes on the august 5, 2019 commission on the environmental meeting. this item is for discussion and action. >> this was a special meeting which took place at aaron's head park echo center. may have a motion to approve the minutes of the august 5, 2019 commission on the environmental meeting? moved by commissioner sullivan and seconded by commissioner stephenson. any public comment on this item? hearing none. all of those in favor signal by saying i. any opposed? motion carries. next item. >> item five, general public comment. embers of the public may address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction and are not on today's agenda. >> you have a public comment? >> my name is connie cobbs. i showcased in tri- valley come and ran trying to get municipalities with my business model. my business model is reusa

that was my grandfather, ambrose finnegan. joe, courage is the greatest virtue with all -- virtue of all because without courage, you can't love without abandon. my dad moved here with his father and mother to dunmore when he was a senior in high school. he went to st. thomas prep. all of my extended family is here as well, including some of my relatives here today, the finnegans and gaffneys. maybe the most important thing my father taught me was that we were raised in the same tradition that i found with everybody i came in contact with here. and stayed in touch with throughout my career. everybody has the same notion. every single person, my dad used to say, "no matter who they are, is entitled to be treated with dignity." -- they are entitled to be treated with dignity." "dignity." a word i think that is probably used more here in scranton, at least in my experience, than anywhere else. it's all about dignity, in a matter what your station in life, no matter what your background is. everybody is entitled to be treated with

commissioner ambrose. >> smith. >> gray. >> lee is commissioner lee is excused today, she has a conflictnd is unable to make it. agenda item number 2, public comment on matters appearing or not appearing on the agenda there being no public comment we'll go on to agenda item number 3 and 4. the consent calender. draft minutes september 20, 2019 regular meeting and the agenda item number 4 proposed stipulation, decision and order in the matter of it's our time sf women supporting london breed for mayor 2018 ethics complaint

that is my grandfather ambrose finnegan. and he said courage is the greatest virtue of all.ause without courage you can't love bout abandon. that is what i learned and i learned it here. and suspect most of you learned the same things here in scranton. my dad moved here with his father and mother, moved to dunnmoor went to st. thomas prep and where all of my extended family is here as well. including some of my relatives here today and finnegan and gaffneys. most wornt thing -- most important thing my father taught me was i was raised with the same tradition with everybody i grew up here and stayed in contact with over my career. everybody has the same notion. every single person my dad used to say, no matter who they are, joey, is entitled to be treated with dignity. dignity. a word that i think is probably used more here in scranton, at least in my experience, than anywhere else. it is all about dignity. no matter what your station in life is. no matter what your background is. everybody, everybody is teen -- is entitled to be treated with dignity. [ applause ] >> my dad -

, a local synagogue and at the central valley pride center and was very disheartening and brought ambrose is the group's director fact that they're targeting spaces that are meant to be safe like your chance for example used to be you like, but sanctuary. >>they're just trying to push people kind of back in the closet. >>we're all concerned about security pastor mike says he's met with local muslim and jewish faith leaders wednesday to discuss a response. other than standing in solidarity with each other they're still trying to figure out how to deal with hatred. >>coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news. dash cam video captures the moment, a state trooper was caught in a close call all nearly taken out by a traffic accident as he was recording and taking information come try my really big chicken sandwich combo with two patties for $4.99, or three for $5.99, or four for $6.99. that's an amazing deal, jack! hey, thanks, stanley. ow. ...wait, what's happening? stanley! you're deflating! hold me, jack! only at jack in the box. val, vern... i'm off to college and i'm not gonna be around..

ambrose was pretty impressive for the most part people reported the shaking as being light, but thatfied as we had closer in towards the epicenter people there certainly and we saw it in the in the photographs too reporting that things were falling over and that their whole house was shaking as if something really heavy was driving right on buyer, maybe in some cases hitting their house people are scratching their heads for a while daryn it's definitely an way to wake up it's quite the jolt and >>will tran right now is in pleasant hail. right the epicenter too late though to see if you would have felt it in the epicenter. still you don't no about 10 miles miles and i jumped under the bed. well let me clarify i jumped in bed and further clarify it i slepl right through it, ok you been killing me daria i didn't feel it, let's just say that i felt it and move on. i mean capable of feeling an earthquake but a lot of people in this area and along 6.80 they certainly felt it because this is the epicenter about a month from this location and they felt actually to jolts there was one at 1023

attacks or civilian casualties are made, happen more easily because of the fact that isis in taliban ambrose themselves in the population and don't distinguish how they dress and themselves directly target civilians. >> thank you for, that we do have complete superiority in afghanistan, correct? >> >> yes, and our drones can linger over a target for a fair amount of, time correct? >> i don't know if the report you are mentioning is a drone attack, they suggest that this was something that, i don't know the details of the incident and i don't wanna comment on it. >> when i served and active duty, one of the things that i did is i briefed commanders on the law of armed conflict, as you know intentionally targeting civilians is a war crime, it is also a war crime if it is a disproportionate use of force, so if you were to think that there may be one or two terrorists there and you end up killing 30 civilians you can't launch that strike either, so i look forward to the administration providing information as to in fact the strike killed the civilians and what the purpose was and how does this h