and pouring rain third quarter scoreless and back on the board and nicely and end-zone and pats up and from own 44 rifles it past the ear of 49er defender to malcolm and gone and first career touchdown for mitchell and another look at throw by brady. don't get much better than that. patriots win. >> pregame warm-up. >> gene: they will be taking on jets next sunday. >> sara: according the patriots tight end just bought 2 million-dollar penthouse condo in seaport district. two bedrooms, two baths, private roof deck and state-of-the-art kitchen and has home in foxborough and reportedly building a second one nearby julie we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. very focused on roads at drivers and don't want to negative "t" and commuter rail red line train near quincy center and framingham worcester line, fitchburg line and rockport line delays or stalls out right now because of train traffic and some weather trouble. shiri? >> shiri: tracking chilly temperatures. lower 30s right now through 9:00 this morning, wind chills in the 20s, even the teens out there. i will show yo

and the interviews and we would discover and encode it and we would use our goals and objectives nd what is a direction that the department would want to take. and as you can see up on the screen at that we were dad look at what the goals and these abilities would be and the technical difficulties we may face and what is our mission statement and what things could influence this feasibility and the impact this feasibility will have on this. >>> so donnie and the team it took these different strategies and put them into place and i will turn this over to donnie now but these are the sick leave five pathways that were cross cutting and i won't read these to you right now because you can see them up on the board but i will turn this back over to donnie. >>thank you. the first pathway that we came to in achieving these pathways through this synthesis would first be promoting healthy communities and ecosystems, secondly would be achieving a carbon free future, , strengthening community resilience of eliminating waste and amplifying community action and not just what can the community do but w

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and alcohol and have fun without drugs and alcohol. at that time we faced a lot of us came in in that year and were facing the challenges and heart break of losing so pleny friends to the aids virus getting sick and dying and with all of that there was a safe place with other people walking the same walk that i was and i thank the castro cuntsry club for being there for me and for giving me a stable platform which to continue to grow and learn and serve. this is a wonderful place in the community. i was a regular 10 years and moved across the bay, so it is still comfortable to know that place is there and i am so grateful to the castro country club. thank you. >> thank you. next speakers, adriennea an carp, david carp and roburta varka. >> hello commissioners. adriona carp and will speak on behalf of david and rick carp. we are here from cole hardware and very muneingful for me to be here in hope of being designated a legacy business because the word legacy, i use it every time what made me want to come to the family business. my grand

and kellyanne conway adviser to trump and the campaign, and she said this earlier on bannon and priebus earlier, and take a listen to this. >> bannon in particular can pain was the general. we are grateful in trump world to both nn and priebus, and i think that you will see them work, and continue to work together and we all work very closely together. >> okay. so, bannon if he is in the white house, the question that has been out there, and how can they expect the democrats or the establishment republicans to come to the table, because of what bannon has done in the past and in leading breitbart, and rick, a good choice the go with him? >> listen, steve bannon and if president-elect trump is going the do what he said which is to bind the division, the wounds of the division, then steve bannon is problematic. the alt-right is not the entity of steve and not the person who needs a seat at the table. and all righty, the other thing is that president-elect trump has to do more. if he doesn't see that the division and the hatred that is taking place across the country right now that he is s

and snacks and let's see. what else do we have? we have stickers. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> and coloring books. thank you. all right. next item please. >> item 7 agenda for next fire commission meeting on november 9, 2016. >> is there any members of the public that would like to suggest some items for the agenda for november 9? public comment is closed. madam secretary we already have the review of the harassment prevention policy for the ninth? >> yes. >> thank you. and commissioner hardeman did you want to suggest an item regarding the aging fleet? >> madam chair, yes. seeing when i first came on the commission the fire boat was just right around the corner and it took six years that we might want to with the guidance of the chief and her staff look at scheduling an agenda item in the future in a meeting that might not be too crowded and put it on the agenda. i don't think it's something that has to happen next month but i think it's something that we all realize that at some point maybe the other two fire

said growth and we're going to have growth and bring jobs back and create growth. >> and that will pair it with tax reform and so it will be a little bit different than obama stimulus but he wants to probably start out on a bipartisan note and do something that the democrats will get behind, a compromise. he is smart also to push ivanka trump's childcare initiative because that is something that -- >> you don't think he is making a -- >> you don't think they will go for that. >> another entitlement. >> that is another entitlement program. >> i think he will go for that. because to start with, he will repeal a lot of the obama agenda and a big fight about obama care and the congressional review act and there is 150 obama regulations on the chopping block ready to go and he will do that. executive orders gone, paris treaty, gone. >> and a single tear -- >> i'm getting excited. this is like a democrat getting elected. tell me more about stimulus. this is the best news i've heard because i don't think any democrat could get us through a paul ryan led house but i'm going to sit back and laug

back down six-four and bottom of the eighth, and chapman over and out and sox two-run home and her game tied at six and lebron james loving it cleveland. bottom of the tenth ben zobrist shoot one into left field. actually not ben zobrist but that is. base hit to center in the bottom of the tenth inning and makes one-one and struck again. but not enough. indians go quietly. yes, ground up by michael cubs win game seven in thriller eight-seven in ten and meaning another ring for sox gm -- former sox gm theo epstein. >> i want to thank everyone that put on cubs uniform and ever rooted for the cubs 108 years of love and support and patience waiting for team like this to make it happen on night like this and you guys are all world champs tonight and couldn't be >> gene: world series droughts for most iconic franchises. he put together red sox team that ended 86 year drought back in 2004 and despite the game being in cleveland cubs fans celebrate in chicago like they hasn't won world series in 108 years. overnight in wrigley people seen dancing on top of trucks, beaming despite all the crowd

when i say mild talking afternoon and temperature will be cool and 30s on friday and saturday and here is weekend always in view and check out this huge change coming our way. that is storm coming through the middle of the country this week that will produce snow and come in partial form here in new england and mountains. but with temperature the way they are and winds blowing that cold air on in i would not be surprised to see snow shower or flurry activity into southern new england as well. that's the big difference saturday into sunday and doesn't stop on sunday. on monday high temperatures again orlando in the 40s and rain and snow showers here in new england. clearly in the morning with temperatures like that lean toward snow and lean toward mix afternoon and tuesday into wednesday and break out milder and wednesday comes with clouds and rain in the forecast the way it includes right now in time for the holiday and examining that more losly as information comes. >> lawmaker says the demonstration putting people in danger and what he wants to do about them. >> coming up at 95:00, a

mexico, nevada, and michigan, and trump hopes to capitalize in the late surge, and clinton trying tolam the door on trump in states in particular like michigan. beyonce, with a surprise appearance in ohio. alongside husband, jay-z, hoping to elect the first woman president. >> with your help, a glass ceiling to break once and for all. >> donald trump's strategy decidedly different. >> when we win on november 8th, we are going to drain the swamp. and even taking a crack at clinton. >> i didn't have to bring j.lo, or jay-z, the only way she gets anybody. >> trying to deliver an overwhelming turnout among white working class voters. >> a trump administration will stop the jobs from leaving ohio and leaving america. >> with his legacy on the line, president obama rallies supporters in north carolina, a state that could determine his successor, criticizing trump's comments as qualifying. >> imagine in 2008 if i had said any of the things that this man has said. >> trump slinging it back at the prepare, misrepresenting his treatment of a protester. >> he spent so much time screaming at a p

and cyclist and need to make the streets safer to walk and bike and need protective bike lanes which are implicateed in the disagreements that we have and it is really critically important that we move in that direction. i just want to also note and said this to the chief many times and will think i'm a broken record, in my-we did a ride along at the chief's request in a fire truck and did a bike along too and what we saw and i think it is absolutely true is that one of the significant impediments to fire vehicles are double parked cars. they are not just bad for cyclist when they block bike lanes and muni and cause traffic jams they block fire vehicles. i hope at some point the fire department will ask sfpd and mta to do double parking enforcement because that is a hazard when a double park vehicle causes a traffic jam mpt i look forward to the conversation squz today we want to preserve the status quo so we can have the conversations. >> agreed and thank you for the comments. at the sake of not gelting in a debate i like to follow up one thing on that. the street width for access a

can you see in lafayette and danville and 54 in novato and alameda at 58. san carlos is 55 and san francisco is 59. 60s at the coast and nearly 70 and 70 to 77 around the bay and inland, and warm are tomorrow with 80s inland and notice it changes on friday, cooler weather on the way and i will let you me if it lasts. >> major headache westbound 4 before 5:00 this morning, so this is in the bay point area westbound 4 before bailey a three to four car crash block the left lane and the tow trues are stuck averaging between four and six miles per hour. the bay bridge toll plaza shows metering lights on early at 5:23 and issues with ace rain. that is next. >> election coverage continues and our political analyst will join us to british down how the polls got it so strong. >> she has been help of as we head to break more results from the election. when cold and flu hold you back try theraflu expressmax, now in new caplets. it's the only cold & flu caplet that has a maximum strength formula with a unique warming sensation you instantly feel. theraflu. for a powerf

of how they speak and appear in public and appear appropriately before the children and neighbors andgree to disagree at the end of the day thank you. >> next speaker >> good afternoon, supervisors i've lived in 1991 but guests rooms are empty and that asset is the best asset i have to earn money outside of my daily job a part owner of a power company with 12 employees i use the money for the rental to pay for any investment in the company and that helps to support those employees and if you take this away that does 60 days is not anything to work with the rooms are empty 280 days a year i find it outrage the board is trying to tell people what to do with a guest room whether they pay or not and further in 09 cities with affordability issues strike laws with those short-term rentals in place if you santa monica they allow rentals of a guest room and new york the last enforcement regulation allow - they're not going over guest rooms but focusing on apartment and people are renting less than 50 percent without registering and paris and other major cities that passed legislation nothing

retrieved staff and all of those who have given their knowledge and skills and money and love.ant to sink my beloved friends, my partners in crime for the sheer passion that we have been so privileged to enjoy. each year in the opening circle on the first night, more than 50 african-american poets look across the of room some of the loom have never worked with another african-american poet and that was reflected back of their beauty and their power . there is an outpouring of tears and gratitude and joy. all over the country's cough they build community who have gone through this transformation. three poets won the top literary award. and rabin won the national book award. [applause] and then the book critic circle award. [applause] i believe in the future will be the flesh and blood that our country is mendez country needs so courageously especially now. this energy does not belong to us and was passed down through the creative genius of our ancestors which was their response to slavery and oppression. and enjoy is an act of resistance. [applause] >> [inaudible] but this is wh

policies in training to address issues of bias and policing and community policing and protocol anditment and hiring and personnel practices as mentioned he earlier 95 finding and associated recommendations as the highest level try to encap sunlight 4 hundred page it is safe to see with a certain degree of certainty we're looking to shift the culture and an absolute need for data capture and more agreeing i will approach to training if you took all the recommends they'll fall into the 3 concepts that is october 12th when the mayor september the report and 24 is where it gets excited folks prior to the implementations of the report we were under agreement with the department of justice we're going got to disclose the data or held that's their agreement we agreed and to maintain the integrity so previous board hearing we were not in a position to fully disclose with the department of justice mandated us to do next slide, please. >> once the report was issued we identified the steering committee and the mayor and san francisco chief financial officer and tear designee are assembled on

night and sun and clouds and 62 and friday gorgeous weather for this time of year. sunny and milder with 67 degrees and another 67 on saturday with clouds increasing again if we hold the clouds off and get a nice surge out of the southwest we could get even milder. could be a shower around on saturday night but sunday is really the big time to well take note. and bundle up. 49 is the high and maybe a wet snowflake or a snow shower in the poconos. hard for the marathoners. >> we'll have to bundle up. >> exactly. >>> coming up tonight on 6 abc the goldbergs celebrate thanksgiving but not everything goes as planned but part of it is the appearance of the thanksgiving day parade. alicia vitarelli has a preview. >> it's the 6 abc dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade a tradition we look forward to every year, and the same could be said for the goldberg family on tonight's all new episode. >> i realized i lost out big time the only person in philadelphia that didn't see him that day. >> wish i was there. >> literally. >> what the hell is that? looks like your father and

and the passenger was ejected and died that scene he was 18 years old and the driver was 19 and pulled out the car and taken to the hospital with minor injuries. he can face evehicular manslaughter charges there and we are waiting to hear back over where that robbery occurred in san francisco they want you to avoid eastbound elcamino it will be closed to traffic for the next couple of hours. >> more hateful graffiti is found at a high school. this time, racist and homeophobe folkb graffities. -- home phobic graffit aand yesterday they sent a letter home with students and staff letters about the latest incident and saying it is an active investigation and the consequences are suspension or expipings. >> 4-year-old was hit when the car lurched backward in the parking lot his brother was standing next too him and suffered minor injerseys, the families have been aattending the birthday party and they are not planning to file any charges. >> body cam video showing what happened before a deputy shot and killed a 15-year-old boy saturday morning. >> we need you to stop. >> that video shows de

go and take and hold ground. the idea of the u.s. military being an occupying force in iraq is not one that yielded success for our country and not made our country safer. what the president envisioned and the mission they are given is a dangerous one in which american service members are asked to assume great risk and so they can be in a position to it train iraqi security forces and in other cases so they can offer advice and assistance as iraqi security forces undertake important military objectives. there are even some situations when if those trainers or advisors end up in a dangerous position. there are additional u.s. forces that are mobilized to get hem out. it is dangerous work and puts them in harm's way and occasionally they have to use combat training and equipment to defend themselves. that is different than taking and holding territory. both of them are dangerous and both of them require courage and professionalism and skill and sacrifice. that's what we have seen. the kinds of troops you are sendin

walk sf and the bike coalition and parks alliance and san francisco beautiful and the yerba buena the in law association, the castro communicated benefits district and the 3 plans collaborative and the yourt art exchange so colleagues, i ask for your support. >> thank you supervisor wiener supervisor mar. >> thank you so much to supervisor wiener and the other co-sponsors of this important piece of legislation i wanted to acknowledge that when a number of us joined the board of supervisors we interacted with planning commission staff i want to see that david and then ball and others on the staff talking about better streets plan it was coming out of their vision i think that emerged in many ways from new york city project for public spaces i know that william twhietd is one or more of the visionaries that said the streets it is the river of life they come to not escape but par take and pavement to parks is part of a that vision i want to thank robin for developing our now i think that is what is it seven years of parklets it helped of helped to us resident like others along in the mis

i talked about it and i kept talking about it and talking about it and talking and that i see ford moving plant and ford two weeks ago announcing that small cars will be produced and made entirely in mexico. it is getting worse and worse. i developed a great relationship with the people of michigan so the reason i am here is that i thought new hampshire was going to be my last and i heard that crooked hillary clinton was coming to michigan, i said, let's follow it up. let's follow it up. [cheers and applause] and i said, there is no place i would rather be for my last rally, right here, in michigan, late at night and full of energy and life, boy, do we have energy and life. wow. although this is our last rally of this campaign, it is a most hard to believe. we started a year and a half ago. we started with 17 very talented people, governors, senators, dr. ben carson, great guy, lovely, talented people. and one by one by one, and most of them have been terrific and give us great support, ben carson is one of them, as you know. thought andd have d candidate one flawe left to beat. one flawe

in court and clothed 50 thousand thousand and thousands and thousands of violations out there and no way his office or the good offices of city attorney will fully enforce this law that's why putting this is - has worked to protect single-room occupancy hotels we have to give the offices an opportunity to help. >> you indicated data the average home sharing number of nights is less than 60 days a you share more of that information. >> that is from airbnb published reports typical hosts 97 nights a year. >> are you familiar with the american hotel and lodging association repaired by the labs have you seen that information. >> i have seen it. >> that information seems to i mean indicate and i don't know the bona fide use of the labs but seems to indicate that the average is indeed less than 60 days. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you, sir. >> next speaker please. >> good afternoon john supervisors if you thank you for the amendments you've proposed to your legislation i'm a registered host within the first one and 50 hosts and appreciate the ability to be grandfather but agree with a lot

policies in training to address issues of bias and policing and community policing and protocol and finally recruitment and hiring and personnel practices as mentioned he earlier 95 finding and associated recommendations as the highest level try to encap sunlight 4 hundred page it is safe to see with a certain degree of certainty we're looking to shift the culture and an absolute need for data capture and more agreeing i will approach to training if you took all the recommends they'll fall into the 3 concepts that is october 12th when the mayor september the report and 24 is where it gets excited folks prior to the implementations of the report we were under agreement with the department of justice we're going got to disclose the data or held that's their agreement we agreed and to maintain the integrity so previous board hearing we were not in a position to fully disclose with the department of justice mandated us to do next slide, please. >> once the report was issued we identified the steering committee and the mayor and san francisco chief financial officer and tear designee are

gals can get out on time and get us our thanksgiving crab and they are clean and beautiful and i can't wait to see the boat this afternoon. >> now, there is some acid showing up in parts of the northern coast which means at least for now authorities are banding crab fishing on the sonoma line. >>> the high cost of housing is causing people to move out of the state. the number of people leaving california for somewhere less expensive. >> a lot of locals are not surprised by this new data. for example, we are here in the cammian neighborhood and a three bedroom house that is only 1500 square feet is selling for almost one million dollars. the real estate data firm core logic found that for every home buyer coming into california there are three that are selling their homes. the sellers are moving completely out of the golden state. they found between 2007 to 2014, 600 people left the state of california and turning to state more affordable. one homeowner is thinking about moving to colorado or north carolina. >> i have four kids. we have been talking about leaving because we realize that

and it generates a lot of cloud cover and a lot of moisture and it is all streaming our way and that sets us up for more rain in the forecast as we head to your tuesday night, tomorrow night and early wednesday morning and gone. but overnight i think it will have enough of a pop to see a half-inch of rain in some places. there is a live camera shot and day bridge in background. keep your eyes up for valley fog. you know the deal, if you had it this morning you got it tomorrow morning. temperatures cool and in the low 30s and cold spots. there's the fog. right there. check it out. the front moves in. you can see the fog is easy to pick out. and you can see the fog here. lowest levels of the valley. this system here is what we will clear out and not right away. noon on tuesday. okay? and the fog starting to hit and here comes the rain. tomorrow increasing clouds all day and boom. right there. 8 or 9:00. >> you know that's a good looking system. it will slide through and won't be hard to get a half-inch of rain from the system. it will wet the ground and i think we will see the fog on w

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and was covered in bruises and scabs and had a broken nose, her abductors cut her hair and disappearshile she was out for a jog earlier this month and found christmas day bound in restraints on a highway 150 miles from home. officials say the brand appears to be some sort of message. >> i would think that is some sort of exertion of power and control or some time of message that the brand contained. >> officials don't know if she was targeted or if this was a random abduction. >> the pilot of a plane that crashed in south america killing 71 people told air traffic controllers that he ran out of fuel moments before the plane went down. the pilot repeatedly asked for permission to land because electrical failure and lack of fuel. and they were giving instructions as the plane lost altitude. killing most of the people on board except for six. >>> the cause of what caused a pipeline to explode is on hold until the blaze subsides, it happened near kansas city airport. nobody was hurt in this and residents reported seeing the flames for miles. >>> thousands of california national guard troo

and we'll warm nicely in the upper 70s to near 80 and we'll and 79 in tampa and 77 in crystal river and hanging city. satellite and radar shows the are moving offshore now and we're seeing a lot of moisture in the southeast. and that will make its way for the next fuse day. so we'll stay mainly dry for the first half of the week. we have a cold front on the horizon. and that should make it into our area on thursday. and we should see some showers ahead of this wednesday into thursday and that is the next best chance for rain. and the water vapor tells the in the up are levels of the atmosphere. you can see that brown, dry air that is moving in but it is not going last very long. look at that moisture. it is heading in and it will be here in the next couple days. as we talked about, raymond james stadium today, the bucs take on the seahawks. lots of sunshine and the temperatures in mid-70s kickoff in the upper 70s and halftime, around 73. 70. so all and all, a perfect day to be out to watch game. boaters not a term day. winds up a -- not a terrible day. the wind up a little bit with a mo

nice breeze norm and west and brisk and chilly day. wind dies down over the weekend. sunny, brisk and cool saturday. highs notice 50s and 50s sunday and again mostly sunny. nice weekend and lots of sun. you need a jacket especially in the morning. doesn't this look depressing here. 4 days now until the start of winter. 5 days until christmas and 59 until the new year and 62 days our average high temperature will only be 40 right now as 61 so a big drop as we head into winter. 50 is the low. for tomorrow mostly sunny, breezy, cooler, and nice november day high around 60. election day breakdown tuesday this will be beautiful day. lots of sun. temperatures 50s in the morning and 60s in the afternoon as we start to warm back up. great weather. >>> you have to wait in line to vote at least the weather will not be a problem. better than having the umbrella. over the weekend, upper 50s. set blocks back saturday night extra hour of sleep coming our way and it gets dark early. that said seven sunshines on the 7-day forecast. >> lucky number 7.

and then it's winter, and we never get a fall is what is said, and no excuses, and even next weekend, looks like we will still this plenty of sunshine, but in the low 60s. >> that's our news for tonight. a new "snl" is coming up next. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!? >>> good evening, and welcome to a special edition of "out front." i'm erin burnett. for the next 72 hours we'll be bringing you nonstop election watching, please go feed my dog. now the race has been tightening all week. tonight we have both candidates to make their case to voters one last time. joining me from florida, hillary clinton and from colorado, donald trump. how are you both doing this they're all still buying it. >> yep. it has

and clear and passionate and right on the market and kept that momentum going and completed with his successor, george h.w. bush. when you go to washington, you fly into reagan airport, you think about aviation. aviation is all about having optimism and having clarity and consistency and having follow through, if you're doing to land airplanes successfully and being the key of what make ronald reagan the great communicator. great leader put people's interest above his own personal political interest. person who was particularly good in that was george h.w. bush. from my book, i learned about president bush from his buy ago g -- biographer. and now 1988 republican republican convention i'm sure you remember now was his prime time speech national television, he said six very important words, read my lips, no new taxes and the convention cheered and he got elected in 1988. well, the tax issue was politically huge. and in our national deficit, our federal deficit. and became aware that we had to do something because the rest of the world was buying fewer t bills over concerns about the s

ice, and watch out for black ice and snow. adot sending out the warning, i'm not sure why my camera is not focusing there and we are headed up north to see what the traffic will look like. people head back home for the workweek, and back to you allison. >> i will take it from here. a man found shot inside, outside, and this was outside of pheonix children's hospital, and police say the man told them he was robbed and shot near 36th avenue and thomas. he flagged down a driver to take him to the hospital. police cannot find the scene anywhere. we know the man is in surgery with nonlife threatening injuries. one man taken to the after this bad crash here and you can see his red truck is pretty banged up no word what caused him to crash or if impairment was a factor. another bad crash in west pheonix. ha ping here 47th avenue and indian school. several people checked out at the scene, but they were told no major injuries. our cameras caught one driver taking a field sobriety test, and he was handcuffed to see if he was booked for

and to get out and vote.ause] and because you did theating incredible work, we are celebrating today. [applause] for there is an old saying, do not pray for tasks equal to youray r power, pray for powers equal to your tasks. in 44 historic years america has been giving great tasks and face them with strength and courage. our people have restored the. vigor of this economy and shun resolve and patience and a new kind of war. our military has brought justice to the enemy and honor to america. [applause] man our nation has defended itself and served the freedom of all a mankind. i am proud to lead an amazing country and i am proud to lead it forward. [applause] the because we have done the hard work we are entering a season of hope. we will continue our economic progress, we will reform our outdated tax code. we will strengthen the social security for the next generation. will make public schools all upl they can be. we will uphold our deepest values of family and faith. we will help the emerging democracies of

and it's very adorable and very cute. and they've got lots of viewers here.ow, keep in mind the 30-second commercials that people were concerned about because the evidence was so strong that the institute of medicine said we ought to do something about this. are just knocked out of the park by this stuff, because it goes on so long. and the engagement is so intense which is what the digital landscape is all about. we're all addicted to our phones. we can't wait to touch them and scroll them and look at them. we have this strong connection. kids are native to this, and they're paying a lot of attention. so the show, this is what was called the pringles challenge. and you see there were 27 million views. it goes on for 18 minutes, and you're deeply engaged with this. and most of what they're doing is about food. so we've got a real problem here. it's that we don't know a lot about in terms of the effect on kids that we need some research behind. but my assumption is that if we know 30-second television ads had an effect on kids, i'm going to put my money on the

she and kathy and i consider both of you friends.ow did you come to meet her and date her and get married. >> we were just sitting around a mutual friend set up a blind date, it was awkward at first. hi, how are you doing, we started talking and we had values in common family setup. in dc? i met a normal person. she's catholic and protestant. i'm going catholic now. you see who is winning? hi, honey. jonathan went off to college. we have been the sad household. >> dropped the oldest off at college. any tears shed? >> it hit me way harder. she's been home more and i'm out here three weeks out of the month. that's not good, boy, it hit me when you see the empty room every night. it's not good. >> jonathan probably not so much, right? >> he's doing all right except for uva lost over richmond. [laughter] >> this is great. i wanted to come back to something else that you talk about in the book that, i think, is really telling because you touch on, obviously our founding which is something those of us from virginia, obviously the founders,

and so as the board and policymakers, we impose and expect cultural competency upon our teachers andves on that, maybe what you're seeing across the u.s., many things that you have written about, jeff, i want to give you a positive spin from the perspective, are you seeing things in other communities across the u.s. that might help us? >> well, i mean, maybe this is a good time to kind of take it to culture. >> yeah. >> we mentioned hip-hop earlier, half jokingly but this may be an interesting point embedded in this. in so many ways, culture a place to be able to think about how we can live together and i think that in so many ways culture is a place where we work out values and the kind of stories and the images and the ideas and sounds and songs and those kinds of things that allow us to be able to figure out how to share space and i will be bullish on this, even in a time where it feels like so much of our -- our shared culture is fragmenting, it feels as if there are still a lot of -- i feel like, for instance, the drive for black lives is really the spark for this book. and i th

monahan at trump headquarters, and ben and j.c. will join us on a special edition of the eyeopener, and we are starting tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. all the way through 7:00, and you can count on newscenter 5 for complete election coverage. >> nine minutes before 7:00, news to go, six young people facing charges after a violent cambridge. police were forced to use pepper spray to get a crowd under control at the galleria. about 1,000 people were there for a meet and greet with rapper and designer jalen brown. fans waited for hours for the 5:30 event, and when that did not happen as scheduled, police say that things got out of control with bricks and glass being thrown at officers. >> a westborough high school teacher is facing oui charges. legal limit on saturday. they say that she was pulling out of whalen high school when she crossed over the line and hit two cars. flanagan told police that she had two glasses of wine. the westborough superintendent declined to comment. a settlement is reached in a rape victim's lawsuit against worceste

and outsiders and the senate and house and governor, it's tough to find one. donald trump may serve as a galvanizing force that brings the party together and serves to really lead them back out of the wilderness with a message that might resonate if trump becomes an unpopular president, which i anticipate he will. >> that's the best you got? that's your silver lining? >> matt, thank you so much for your time today. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> when donald trump assumes the presidency on january 20th, more than ten months will have passed since merrick garland was up for the vacancy. and joining me now, amy, thank you for being with us. trump release add list of 21 potentials for the seat after the second presidential debate. what is happening with those names right now? >> it's hard to know what is going on behind the scenes, and he certainly said that those were potential nominees, so i am sure that his team is looking at those and maybe looking at some other possibilities because i imagine that they want to put up a nominee as soon as possible after he t

and seems nothing is off limits. >> someone stole food and nices in building and packages stolen and delivering them to work address. >> typically we are seeing them ocannure -- >> catherine: cambridge and peabody streets are hot spots and some areas are particularly vulnerable. >> homes clustered together, close to roads, those are homes tend to be the targets. it is easy prey for these suspects. they are able to quickly get in and out of homes. >> catherine: 30 larceny calls are $1,200 and residents don't >> wednesday after cyber monday is package theft wednesday. >> tips for avoiding that and have neighbor bring package in or arrange for delivery where you can sign for it, also say you might want to sign up for delivery notification for carrier. catherine parrotta, fox25 news. >> daniel: here at home community leaders calling out for monitors on school buses for different reason. state investigating 6-year-old boy who assaulted another 6-year-old multiple time and parents are outraged because they say they only found out about the incident from a facebook post. fox25 jessica reyes

and testified and talked and -- made very clear that he was worried about the capital and the high e leverage at fanny may and fannie mae and freddie fredd didn't push it hard. >> he testified in congress i think more than once, and he said that these institutions were legending too much that there should be kept on size and had an alliance with the administration at the tile which was on the same page as him, and they were pushing i think as hard as they felt they could so get regulation on the gse. now what happened was that the day before, one of the follow-up congressional hearings on this topic an ad appeared on tv and showed a hispanic couple saying to each other oh, we wanted to boy a new house but now i hear that congress is going to clamp down on mortgages and we won't be able to get a new house and that's bad because politicians are preventing us from having the american dream so essentially fannie and fred ey putting members of congress on warning if they averted to cap portfolio sizes they would face a bash of ads in the district so shows a political limit to what regulat

and they formulated the plan of creating time and distance and they subdued him and took him into custody without shooting him. arguably a year-and-a-half, two years ago the officer-involved shooting scenarios pure and simple. that is what we're trying to preach and push today and the group standing behind me are meant to give you additional tools in the tool belt when you have those situation and the san francisco police department is proud to partner again with the department of public health on mental health services to the community and the san francisco police have worked with department of public health for years including mobile crisis teams providing assistance to child crisis services which helps youth in crisis. this new team of clinicians standing behind me isa valuable to san francisco police officers to support negotiators in the field and conduct crisis assessments and debrief persons involved and affected by incidents, and consult with victims and provide crisis services. they are going to also assist with our ongoing crisis intervention training program to help our officer

and a lot of people showed up and vote hood have not voted. i have a friend who's never voted in their entire life and came out to vote. i don't know how she voted but she came out to vote this time. >> a lot of people were first-time voters. >> good for the process. >> it really did strike a cord. by the wa the only woman to have ever won a presidential nomination in major party. here's a fact. >> known fact. >> back in 1872, victoria woodville martin was the first woman to run for president. did you know that? >> no. then she was a leader in the women's suffrage movement. good for her. she didn't win either. maybe then, i think far more >> susan b. anthony's grave site is in rochester, new york. put stickers, i voted on her grave. a women's socialist, integral in women's rights. yeah. quite a sight, moving, no matter who you voted for. >> i always want the best person for the job. i truly an color-blind about it. i'm gender blind. i want somebody that, that i think is going to do the best interesting. the republicans controlled all of congre

and turns and there have been a number of twist and turns and i always acknowledge god.raordinary woman to share my life with and my four children. we had a great campaign team and i wish i could mention all of their names. i do want to acknowledge someone who did a phenomenal job. there is no one better my -- this country to run my campaign. i want to thank the staff in my senate office. i can't tell you how many people came up to me and said i'm not republican but i'm going to vote for you. you help me with social security, you help me with an issue at the va, that's the work we do. we are honored to do it. we have the best staff in america and i'm grateful for them.

and dark, dark and light.they are messy to than me has double standard like bart simpson's hair with a fixed angle map of straw were frozen at least covering the ground. what his predecessor set out to clear away or tame nature, justin strive to emulate the native prairie. we have large sometimes very violent dangers thunderstorms in the spring, with heavy rainfall, heavy winds. and then we get dry, hot and windy, and very cold with blizzards. temporary can with all that. it is steady, resilient across long periods of time. our farms and the per have to learn to do the same, to be resilient to these dramatic harsh forces. farming like the prairie requires learning how to come along side of biology, to poor do with it. it also requires resisting the temptation to think we can control it. a living system is complex, always changing and adapt them. that's part of its ministry. that mystery, they need to deal with lots of little things is were my faith plays in to myself as a farmer. science is part of the. techno

trump and trump kids. and personal business and children for example. and does something within the family and we have seen him on the phone with argentine officials and indian business man talking about his hotels on the phone and it's a personal residence and this is rim nis sent of this. >> extensive trump ventures in india. one project sunday investigation for land acquisition and irregularities. >> and react to this saying everybody knew that i had these overseas reacting now and he has talked about not being apart of his future administration. and ivanka trump in particular has been apart of some of these meetings and phone call with foreign leaders and i was looking at trump's finance and descent positions. and the massive amount of influence as the heeder of the united states and how he intends to handle that and remains in question. >> in the u.s. constitution. and because that's going to let trump so far that's meant to prevent leaders from foreign countries. there's the question of whether trump could violate that once he takes office would b

and we came back and finished and won the game, i the raiders are 9 and 2 and they will host buffalo bills on sunday. >> well very different storefry the 49ers. they handed them their 10th straight loss. they almost rally and kaepernick looked like the kaepernick of old. thee ran for the end zone but tackled at the two-yard line and they are staying in florida to practice before heading to chicago to play the bears on sunday. >> the dodgers are sharing some secrets of his career. and he retired after calling his final game last month. he was honored with the presidential metal of freedom last week and he talked about what he loved most about his job. >> when where do the game, my philosophy is go quickly call the play accurately and shut up. and for a little while had that crowd is roaring. i am eight years old. >> he fell inlove when with baseball when he was able years old. and he also said people should never be afraid to dream because those dreams can come true. >> a very kind ask classy man. >> there is no free ride today on the san francisco. after thousands of riders froed fre

and the subject i've been given and i am delighted to have is churchill and the europeans and over the last 16 days i have been travel until the states giving a lot of addresses about this book, "two speech that saved the world, the first in fulton, missouri, and the other zurich, switzerland." and i think i'm justified in focusing initially on these two speeches because the focus of those speeches actually is about what is going to happen to europe. his motivation is that he believes that unless the united states can be persuaded and can in a way be inspired to provide a defense for western europe, using the temporary monopoly of the atomic bomb, and secondly, if they can be persuaded to help the economic recovery of europe, of britain of course, that of the rest of europe as well so that europe can be both defended and restored, and that is the focus of these two speeches. one other thing about putting those in context. there is sometimes a tendency, understandable perhaps, that i think ultimately wrong, to see churchill's career as a kind of gradually downward trajectory, but the hi

at coleman elementary they are learning and reading and writing and breathing and should they act up they are not sent to the principals office but the mindful moment room. >> every time i get mad i breathe. >> 95% of my class who goes out to the mindful room they come back and are at peace and they will work. >> the school says it's working and kids meditating and thinking on their actions and words. >> a special janitor is sharing smiles through carpet art. this is ron munson the guy behind the vacuum. he spreads cheer by spreads designs in the rug. munson works the night shift and by the time they come in he created his latest design. from shooting stars be charlie brown characters, he always wanted to do this at home but his wife won't let him do it in the living room. he brought his passion to work. >>> and finally the latest generation of starbucks cups. a local lady had a hand in it. last year it was just red. and enter this year's model or models, created by the doodles by creative coffee drinkers all over the world. they asked them to share them on instagram. there'll are fr

this is a debate that congress and ways and means and energy and commerce and help and finance -- they have been having this debate for years. since before it became a law and then when it became a law and certainly after it. i mean, trying to repeal it 45 times and lost track and in that process you do have paul ryan's a better way agenda that lays forward a path. you do have mike burgess and tim murphy and other house and senate that lay forward whole chunks of what it would look like or what small segments would look like and believe me i'm a lobby yis. i get paid to do this. the insurance company said they lobby for changes since it got started. it's not like that repeal bill is going to be like i can do this. and mature thoughts out there. it isn't going to shock the stake holders. it may shock the american people but it's not going to shock washington d.c. >> the point being that there's two steps to this. you can repeal using reconciliation but there has to be something that steps in because you're going to have the political problem of potentially taking away coverage for milli

we are still talking the warmup for tomorrow and friday before the weekend and the rain and snow and cold which we will get through week we are november 16th halfway through the month and 57 with a mix of clouds and sunshine and it's looking pretty okay. like i said about a 20 to 30% chance of a shower. you are all going trend a little cooler than we have been with the front and the cloud cover that's resulting from it. most showers are over the lake right now. we are seeing a few of them trying to move inland but most of that is not making it to the surface. truth be told. even on future view as we show the little showers here at s happen. i think more overcast than anything else. peaks of sunshine is how we should describe wednesday. tomorrow we clear the skies. window nation 7-day forecast lots of sunshine for your thursday. and friday, too, look at those highs. 60s to near 70. and it's going to be amazing. as we close out the work and school week. and here comes the weekend. and in november. so, upper 40s on saturday. and strong cold front moving through breezy we will have behin