and anaheim in violation of prop 1-8. vice chair chang with a very same objections, to go to about the additional high speed rail. i think you're to listen to the point she made. because in our case, the element of this platform will eliminate all impact on the job, and the underlining promoted assets. thank you. >> thank you. caller. any other members of the public wishing to comment, moderator, i see none. that concludes public comment under item 7, we'll move to item 13. >> please. >> excuse me, i mean item 11. item 11 is a presentation for draft relocation plan on november 3th and we have our real estate manager consultant to present. >> good morning, chair gee. >> good morning. >> directors, good to be here back. so this is very brief informational item regarding the relocation plan that will come back to you in december meeting for final review and hopefully adoption after consideration. so the draft relocation plan has been posted on the t.j. pa website. we have provided notice by certified mail to all owners and t

and anaheim in violation of prop 1-8. vice chair chang with a very same objections, to go to about the additional high speed rail. i think you're to listen to the point she made. because in our case, the element of this platform will eliminate all impact on the job, and the underlining promoted assets. thank you. >> thank you. caller. any other members of the public wishing to comment, moderator, i see none. that concludes public comment under item 7, we'll move to item 13. >> please. >> excuse me, i mean item 11. item 11 is a presentation for draft relocation plan on november 3th and we have our real estate manager consultant to present. >> good morning, chair gee. >> good morning. >> directors, good to be here back. so this is very brief informational item regarding the relocation plan that will come back to you in december meeting for final review and hopefully adoption after consideration. so the draft relocation plan has been posted on the t.j. pa website. we have provided notice by certified mail to all owners and t

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. >> anaheim ducks.-waste and recycling. >> reporter: ryan now leads beach clean-ups almost every week. >> oh, right here. >> i can't believe you spotted that. >> i have good eyes. >> you make money off the bottles and cans, but you don't make any money off this. >> no. >> this is just all volunteer. thank you. >> uh-huh. >> out of the goodness of your heart, huh? >> uh-huh. trash. >> reporter: all driven by a teenage boy's passion and compassion. >> this is trash. you want to get it? >> yeah, i want to get it. this is like pity trash for me? >> it's okay. >> reporter: ryan's dad, damian, is all in. >> this has taken over your family's life. this has become your business. >> yeah. you know, i saw the passion that ryan had at such a young age. i'm like wow, this is actually going someplace. >> so two years ago he quit his job as a graphic designer and followed ryan's passion for recycling. >> i think we had 8,000 customers since we started. and the numbers have grown every day. >> reporter: their 14 emplo

the sharks at anaheim. a penalty flag. and stanford head coach and harbaugh, who is now the head coach at the university of michigan has been and from the sidelines for the final three games and he can still coach the team at practice and the big ten handed down the punishment because the university is under investigation for stealing size from opponents and the university trying get to >>> look at this a veteran some got a much-needed makeover, a work of volunteers with rebuilding together silicon valley. and they teamed up to fix up a veterans home in santa clara, the crew picked up air force veteran donald murphy to receive free home repairs and volunteers painted outside of his home and upgraded his bathroom and cleaned up his yard murphy who is 93 years old says he's very grateful for the help because he struggled to keep up with the tears himself. and i started it myself but i didn't finish. and now. and i am not in great shape to climb on ladders anymore. so it really helps out. >> they had to empty that for you. th

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los angeles. 69 degrees in anaheim and 65 degrees in pasadena. in the high country, though, we are looking at what looks like a rain moving on in on saturday and then looks like that will be some cold temperatures but dry conditions on sunday. check that out overnight tonight. lows going to be very chilly. but even by day, a high of only 39 degrees on sunday, slightly warmer come monday. but if you plan to travel in the high country, make sure you bring those chains likely going to see some snow right there at the crest as you make your way into the tahoe area. guys, back to you. lauren, thank you continuing coverage on a packed tonight. president biden met one-on-one with mexico's president today. >> and put immigration issues in the spotlight. the leaders discussed the problems that are shared border washington correspondent hannah brandt has the details. >> at the top of the meeting, the 2 leaders were all smiles and compliments. but this sit-down comes at a time when immigration is increasingly being pointed to as one of the top problems in t

the sharks at anaheim. a penalty flag.s now the head coach at the university of michigan has been and from the sidelines for the final three games and he can still coach the team at practice and the big ten handed down the punishment because the university is under investigation for stealing size from opponents and the university trying get to to is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wifi. and you get fast downloads and uploads. pick it up! pick it up! oh we got this! because it's powered by the next generation 10g network. more speed for your business? it's not just possible. it's happening. get started for $59.99 a month for 12 months. plus, ask how to get an $800 prepaid card with a qualifying internet bundle. comcast business, powering possibilities. >>> look at this a veteran some got a much-needed makeover, a work of volunteers with rebuilding together silicon valley. and they teamed up to fix up a veterans home in san

sigue san josé, san luis, también chula vista, figura anaheim y long beach.que los empleados que solo llegan a hablar 1. otro motivo más solo lo que arroja un estudio. >> pero esto es bien sabido desde hace años que entre más idiomas hables mejor. por eso la importancia de inculcar en este caso en nuestros hogares o en el mío, el español también a los más chicos, no? >> por supuesto, dejar todo eso que se ha venido arrastrando por generaciones anteriores donde muchos llegaron a sufrir bullying o a pasar alguna situación complicada por hablar su idioma, su primer idioma, que en este caso sería el español y poder sembrarles eso a los niños va a ser un regalo para toda la vida. ya no van a tener que invertir en clases después exactamente. >> aparte muy interesante porque en otros lugares como en europa, donde se hablan diferentes idiomas, pues se puede hablar. el alemán, el inglés, el español , el francés y hay personas que dominan como max más de 3 idiomas. así que eso es extraordinario, no? pues eso. >> en oportunidades. >> qué tal el miércoles? eh? frío, un p

habían logrado sus primeras victorias esta semana, pero este domingo fueron goleados por los ducks de anaheimilla gracias al sonado triunfo en el sonado en el coloso de santa Úrsula, los camoteros son sextos y de esta manera evitaron el repechaje cruz azul por su parte, quedó antepenúltimo otro equipo que necesita ganar era el león y lo logró al dar, al dar cuenta del juárez 2 a 1 de local. con estos 3 puntos la fiera dice presente en el repechaje del cual saldrán los otros 2 clasificados a la liguilla, pitazo final. en ese d a♪ ¿es posible ser más capaz? y más práctico. ser capaz de rendir aquí. y aquí también. hacer una declaración sin hacer un sonido. y dominar la calle, así como lo que está de frente, como llegamos ahí importa. para ir cerrando esta edición, un colorido símbolo de orgullo. volverá pronto, justo a tiempo para la cumbre de la apec en san francisco y se trata de illuminate, san francisco, que vuelve a instalar su despliegue de rayos láser de 12 luces gigantes del color del arco iris a lo largo de street market. los organizadores dicen que el plan es activarlos desde el atard

. >> kiko en esta temporada en anaheim, california, así caballero un acto de magia. >> a ver si se impresiona> venga, venga, apaga la luces. acabó vendedores ambulantes con permisos para trabajar. se presentarán ante la junta de supervisores para pedir que los dejen laborar en las calles. en minutos le contamos dónde estará ocurriendo esto. así comenzamos. este es su noticiero telemundo california. >> al mediodía. >> muy buenas tardes, tengan todos, gracias por informarse con nosotros. les saluda fátima navarrete. vamos a comenzar desde turlock donde empleados de mantenimiento de las universidades estatales de california iniciaron una huelga. alejandra quezada se encuentra en esa ciudad y nos cuenta alejandra cómo se está viviendo este día de protesta. así es fátima. >> buenas tardes. me encuentro en el campus de la universidad estatal de stanislaus state aquí en la ciudad de turlock. como bien dices, en donde detrás de mí se encuentran empleados de mantenimiento que llevan a cabo hoy un día de huelga. ellos pertenecen al sindicato teamsters, que se encuentra en negociaciones de contrato labo

sunshine and some warmer temperatures. 68 degrees in san diego and los angeles about 67 degrees in anaheim. if you plan to head to the high country, well, here you go. those showers are going to continue at lake level. but just up above, you'll find some snow about 43 degrees in south lake tahoe about 53 degrees in reno. if you do plan on sticking around for the weekend, you've got that rain moving in for saturday, right at lake level, return to some sunshine. but check out the temperatures for highs on sunday. only about 39 degrees. so getting chilly in the high country too. all right. here's a look at that storm system along the coastline. just beginning to move onshore. it's twisting its way finally on shore, making its way inland as we head in toward tomorrow. that will bring around some rain and some more thunderstorms here in the bay area. see the snow begin to show up across the spine of the sierra nevada. and it's going to pick up tomorrow. i think throughout the day tomorrow, you know, it's a lot of snow in the high country specially above 7,000 feet. that's we're going to see mos

anaheim police told her that two men, franc cano and steven gordon we're now under arrest for the murder and three other young women in orange county. what were you like that night? >> i just wanted to sleep. i wanted to go to sleep and week up and pinch myself -- >> and make it a different world? >> exactly. >> detective julissa trapp wanted to speak with both men, of course. but cano lowered up. so she tried gordon, still in a wheelchair after his bike accident. >> hi, stephen. >> hi. >> how are you? i knew this was going to be a lot different than any other interview i had done. he's cunning, manipulative -- >> he didn't have to talk to you. >> he did not have to talk to me. >> are you called? do you want a blight kit? >> if you don't mind. >> no. >> but detective trapp has a way, as they say. you're compassionate? >> thank you,. >> you're welcome. >> you are kind to him. you brought him a blanket. food. >> there are your chips. >> yes, we actually shared two meals together. >> is it spicy? >> i told you. i told you be careful. >> even so, gordon was reluctant, at first. >> would you

if you're looking for sunshine, that's not a bad place to be. 69 degrees in san diego. 69 also in anaheim and 67 degrees and sunny in downtown los angeles in the high country. yeah, you're going to see the rain probably at lake level. the temperatures they're generally in the 40's 50's into reno on. well, the app you plan on sticking around there for a couple of days. the temperatures are going to be running on the chilly side on sunday and monday, but it should be nice and dry by the afternoon with more sunshine on the way the door. we do have some slick roads here in the bay area. back to the rain was coming down pretty heavily as we head through the evening hours. it is backed off a bit now, but now we're getting ready for that main event. we're ready for that main band of low pressure to move on shore. that's coming onshore tonight. could be a very active, maybe a loud night around the bay area. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few lawrence, music mogul sean diddy combs and r b singer, cassie. >> have reached a settlement just a day after she filed a lawsuit accusing him of r

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. >> dana: the top destinations for the holidays, florida is high on the list, you also have anaheim, california, new york city, we see the tourists here and love having them. las vegas and hawaii and california. the vast middle. country are most people driving in those places? what's the best way to get around this year? >> it's a combination. here in southern california where i am a lot of people will be driving. the 405 will be a disaster. then you have the i-95 corridor. a lot of people driving or taking trains. with the weather there you don't know how it will go. places like florida and hawaii people will fly to. it will be a combination. today especially is supposed to be the busiest day of the year, this weekend is supposed to be the busiest weekend ever. i think it will be a strong combination and i think it will be tough sledding so to speak however you are traveling. >> dana: doesn't look like a white thanksgiving anywhere. thank you for being here. >> john: a transgender swimmer for a new jersey college is reviving the debate over fairness in women's sports. meghan cortez

. $790,000 for the west anaheim zero emission transit project. i'm not even sure what that is. maybe i would be sure if i was in west anaheim but i'm in pennsylvania and not planning on traveling there any time soon but apparently my tax dollars are. $850,000 for the city of phoenix's valley metro microtransit, city of phoenix is beautiful and i've been there but haven't used a microtransit project, but i get to pay for it and so do all my bosses. $850,000 for the norwalk transit system equity project in norwalk, california. i'm sure it's beautiful but not sure what the equity project is. i'd rather not pay for it and neither would the folks that sent me here. they don't want to pay for it either because they don't have any many and neither does this government. some of the earmarks funded in this bill will benefit some folks around the country. however, again, many of them have no federal nexus. state and local governments should be doing these things, not the federal government. i bet nearly all of them are already eligible for some form of federal transit spending anyhow. th

and i think now for all the hemming anaheim, and again, i love my democratic friends, they worry a lotes. look, right when the stuff starts to get felt in peoples pocketbooks and the proverbial -- you know, the kitchen table, it's one trump is going to be sitting at witness tables, as jason noted, the republicans are going to be falling all over themselves to try to figure out how to maintain some level of decency and competence and avoid their own chaos that they're creating. i think the next 3 to 6 months could be very good for the democrats and very good for president biden. i think they have to do, like i said, is go out and tell the story. >> jason, same question to you. look at the market today, great response to the inflation report. and traditionally, democrats shy away from talking about market performance, because they don't want to align themselves with wall street. but you know who the market? pensions, insurance companies, mom and pop stuff. they are checking their 401(k) s every day. and this is a winning story. >> stephanie, you probably heard me mention this before, i m

this is anaheim's. you can see in there right on the edge of where some of the stronger winds are coming through. so unfortunately, this area in southern california, you can see it is all the way from you just south of santa barbara, right on down to san diego. they are in wind advisories and also high wind warnings between now and tomorrow afternoon. and then they should start to see things settle down. we have a little wind up our elevation at our mountain tops and we're kind of waking up this morning. but that started to work its way out for us. a pretty calm right now as we take a live look at lake tahoe. wanted to touch on this really quickly because i know a lot of people have plans to head up there for the holidays right now. 44 degrees in some nice sunshine. you can see just how beautiful it is at they are nice and clear skies there, too. as we zoom out and you can see that there's not really any big system in the pipeline as far as snow is concerned for tahoe. when we get into wednesday night,

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. >> anaheim ducks.>> reporter: ryan leads beach clean-ups almost every week. >> oh, one right here. >> i can't believe you spotted that. >> i have good eyes. >> you make money off the bottles and cans. but you don't make any money off this. >> no. >> this is just all volunteer. thank you. out of the goodness of your heart, huh? >> mm-hmm. trash. >> reporter: all driven by a teenage boy's passion and compassion. >> this is trash. you want to get it? >> yeah, i want to get it. this is like pity trash for me? >> it's okay. >> reporter: ryan's dad damian is all in. >> this has taken over your family's life. this has become your business. >> yeah. i saw the passion ryan had in it at such a young age. i'm like this is actually going someplace. >> reporter: so two years ago he quit his job as a graphic designer and followed ryan's passion for recycling. >> i think we had 8,000 customers since we started and the numbers are growing every day. >> reporter: their 14 employees drive around southern california pick

in anaheim week ten of the re sean kicks off tonight in chicago with the bears hosting the carolina panthers thursday night football game. folks, make other plans. time now for the weather and let's go to meteorologist angie lassman for the forecast. how's it looking out there? >> it's looking a little soggy for parts of the southern plains, but if you're looking for sunshine really the middle of the country is where it's at. once again we're back to the 80s, so not feeling like fall. in that region feeling more like spring or early summer. we've also got a bit of snow we're dealing with in parts of northern new england. there are alerts sfreching from new york to maine. it could be slicker on the roads, and we could be dealing with rain working through the early hours. but the rain that's developing across portions of of the south, that's going to be heavy through the day today, and this will be something we deal with, this system at least over the next couple of days. so one note heavy rain could lead to some localized flooding in this region and places like memphis, dallas all included in

for three in the tie no good and saint mary's drops their first game of the year. 6157 sharks in anaheimwith his sharks helmet. first period down one nothing. luke kuhnen puts in the rebound second of the year we're all tied up and then kuhnen got into a fight and that's an assist away from the classic gordie howe hat trick because the sharks failed to score again. here's how their luck is going. shots blocked by defenseman and it flies right into the net right behind goalie mackenzie blackwood. he never saw it. sharks lose four one already their 13th loss of the young season. abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino j.r. >> chris thank you so much. that's it for tonight. i'm j.r stone abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at five. remember if you're coming to san francisco this week, plan ahead for those apec road closures. as for spencer and chris, thanks for joining us. have a great night. >> this is abc 724 >> live in san francisco, live in the south bay in san jose in concord. live in oakland. yes you're watching abc seven news live. any time, anywhere. here we are. we are.

and just down the road from anaheim. >> the high winds continue to wreak havoc at santa ana's john wayne airport. the strong gusts flipped over a small cessna near a taxiway just before 9:00 this morning. the pilot of the aircraft did not sustain any injuries and the incident did not cause any major delays at the airport. wind gusts around orange county were measured at more than 50 miles an hour. >> still ahead, collecting and distributing turkeys ahead of thanksgiving will show you the events held around the bay area to make sureveryone is able to celebrate the tradi ♪tasty glazed turkeys that won't be forgotten♪ ♪their warm mac and cheese has us feasting like kings♪ ♪these are a few of my favorite things♪ every bite is a celebration with the honey baked ham company are said heights. in 2012 because he wanted to make sure everyone had something to eat for thanksgiving and christmas. >> my message this year is a gift of food is a gift of life. the first year in 2012, i collected 19 turkeys. last year we had 1301 turkeys that we collected. >> that is a huge increase. smith says. in the l

in anaheim, where three people got hurt at disneyland after winds brought down a light pole.ed on main street. one of these people was sent to the hospital with serious injuries. the other two were treated on site with minor injuries. the winds also created a dangerous driving conditions. five five big rigs were knocked over as the powerful santa ana winds blew through. the drivers say they had empty cargo loads, making the trucks a lot lighter and more susceptible to get picked up off the ground by gusting winds. >> i can't tell you how i feel. the shock, you know. >> yeah, you're lucky it didn't go over the edge. yeah. just because the speed limit is 65 does not mean you should be driving 65mph, especially in winds like this. >> and visibility of the sand and the dust and the debris blowing around. >> the winds also damaged street signs and knocked down several trees throughout southern california. >> snoop dogg is explaining why he is giving up smoke, but not the smoke he's known for. >> yesterday, he clarified, saying he's going smokeless in partnership with the solo stov

. >> reporter: at a strip mall in anaheim, california, nestled between a dry cleaners and a car stereoa centuries-old treat. forged by hand and hammer. buza is this baker's confectionery tribute to his native home of damascus, syria, where what's often considered the world's first ice cream was first served more than 500 years og. >> it's not quite like the american ice cream we alt know. how would you describe it? >> it's completely different. when you eat the bouza, you put it in your mouth. you're going to feel a couple of second in your mouth you enjoy. >> reporter: the secret was first discovered at this 18th century market inside the over 100-year-old bach dash ice cream parlor where he worked as a teen. the ice cream is less licking, more chewing. a prized texture that begins with a closely guarded recipe. >> what are the ingredients in your bouza? >> you want my secret, huh? the ingredient is coming from the milk. have to be a rich milk, heavy milk, 16%. you get sugar. more important is the sal aband domestic ca. >> reporter: salab, a type of sweetening powder made of ground ro

. >> reporter: at a strip mall in anaheim, california, nestled between a dry cleaners and car studiocus, syria, the world's first ice cream was served 500 years ago. not like the american ice cream we know. how would you describe it? >> completely different. bouza, you eat like -- put it in your mouth. you are going to feel a couple of seconds your mouth, enjoy with it. >> reporter: he first discovered the secret at this 18th century market inside the over 100-year-old ice cream parlor where he worked as a teen. the ice cream is less licking, more chewing. a prized texture that begins with a closely guarded recipe. what are the ingredients in your bouza? >> you want to take my secret, huh? the ingredient is coming from the milk. have to be a rich milk, heavy milk. 16%. you get sugar. more important is the -- >> reporter: a type of sweetening powder made of ground roots adds density. mastica, a tree resin, similar to gelatin, adds that taffy-like stretch. rose water gives flavor. but elbow grease is the most important ingredient along with the traditional ice cold $12,000 bouza machin

host: let's go to anaheim, california on the republican line. caller: good morning, sir. i like what the last speaker said. i just want to have peace. i think everybody in this country should relax a little bit, take a deep breath and relax. allow other people to express their opinion, as long as it is peaceful. host: does that mean you agree with speaker johnson or do you disagree with him? d think people should be allowed to have their religion affect their political jobs? caller: i'm ok with that. host: you're ok with that happening for christians, catholics, for all religions? caller: all religions. all people should be allowed to speak peacefully and express their opinion. host: no one is saying that people cannot talk about their religion but should their religion be leading them in their political job, where they are supposed to represent their constituents? caller: that is a good question. i do not think anybody's religion should be allowed to dictate how anything operates. host: so you disagree with speaker johnson. caller: i'm going back to agreeing with speaker

host: let's go to anaheim, california on the republican line. caller: good morning, sir. i like what the last speaker said. i just want to have peace. i think everybody in this country should relax a little bit, take a deep breath and relax. allow other people to express their opinion, as long as it is peaceful. host: does that mean you agree with speaker johnson or do you disagree with him? d think people should be allowed to have their religion affect their political jobs? caller: i'm ok with that. host: you're ok with that happening for christians, catholics, for all religions? caller: all religions. all people should be allowed to speak peacefully and express their opinion. host: no one is saying that people cannot talk about their religion but should their religion be leading them in their political job, where they are supposed to represent their constituents? caller: that is a good question. i do not think anybody's religion should be allowed to dictate how anything operates. host: so you disagree with speaker johnson. caller: i'm going back to agreeing with speaker