and 76 and 77 and head outside and check on the odot cameras and 71 to get busy but not impacting our drive times and no delays as of yet. >>> and some now information into the live desk. we're getting a look at the father who shot his daughter twice overnight in rocky river, once in the head and this is city-year-old jamal who is in police custody. the shooting happened on vine court near tri-city park about 5 hours ago. the son made a frantic call to old daughter is being treated at the hospital and hercon is unknown and we'll keep checking on this. thank you. >>> and developing in parma, they're proposing dramatic cuts. >> and they're upset now and meg shaw is live in parma and they're talking about teacher layoffs. >> reporter: and we're talking about dozens of layoffs in the closing of five schools. the budget ad meeting on monday, calling this decision uneasy and look at the video. as he was telling parents about the plan, he was wyeing away tears and talking to the parma board of education. these cuts are being proposed to make up for a $15 million budget deficit. the plan call

the full box and for the three agent and trucks and, and the chief and two chiefs in the division and the first in the areas is where that individual company is first do. for like a single unit and the dispatch. and that is the first in as opposed to the first do. >> but the response is generally, what was in ten blocks in around the fire house. and i just am trying to understand that a layperson what that means when you say a fire response area. per fire house. >> it varys on the fire station and, it depends on how condensed the fire is, and where it is, and a lot of the stations are closer, then they would. >> sure in the high-rise areas, in the avenues and that will be much more sparse. >> right. >> right. >> is that, is that information available to the public. >> it will be on the map that i show, or in the presentation coming up. i think that the public will be interesting no know the fire stations and how much of the city is that fire station responsible for. >> and it is on all of the web sites. >> it is on the website. >> excellent, excellent. >> all right, that is all of my

along i-95 and areas south and east and philadelphia dew point 68 degrees very humid and millville ander and cape may humid and allentown humid and 63 satellite six with action ra radar if you look at the spin this is the remnants of tropical storm julia and what it's doing it's throwing some debris clouds our way and pushing in the moisture in the form of the highest humidity and that higher humidity tonight will be lasting into the morning hours so the bus stop forecast showing warm and muggy with some areas of patchy fog and 69 and what happens as we head through the day high pressure kind of flexing its muscles and that means the humidity levels will be dropping through the day and be brighter than today and sunny north and west of philadelphia and with that sunshine it's going to be warmer 86 degrees that is about 10 degrees above average and thursday as tall arrives this high pressure actually ex anding mostly sunny skies again 86 degrees likely even a couple degrees warmer on friday, if you want that fall feeling it will be arriving on sunday, the high pressure near the hudson b

and a couple of shots here at 90 and 90 and bab on the and quieter. i will let you know as soon as a see an issue on the highway. >> thank you. >>> and users from apple are getting upgrades today. it's out it's the biggest one so far. the screen will include a number of changes, including having more widgets to view when the iphone is locked. >> ah, very nice. >>> and you know, it's not halloween yet, but christmas items are on store shelves. >> yeah. >> and they skipped over thanksgiving. >> and no yesterday. >> that means it's time for holiday hiring. target, the first big chain to announce it needs 70,000 extra another 7500 to help with online orders. a big hiring event will be held next month. >>> and this morning, all eyes are on caper neck to see if he will continue his protest during the national anthem. he did that and kneeing during the start of the game last night and he was joined by teammates who can knelt or raised their fists and now his protest inspired support from a number of others from the when he entered the game, he was met with c

and many others and the ask the school board to vote us for prop 56 and save lives and reduce peen and youth smoking. thank you. >> thank you for being here and your leadership. questions, comments from the board? probably relatively non controversial -- [laughter] >> well, no just to say that some of you know that as a teenager i start the smoking when i was -- >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> when i was i think 13 year's old and i didn't quit until i was almost 30 and it is much to my chagrin and shame they shocked -- that i smoked that long and i hope no one starts and anything we can do to stop anyone from smoking is a good thing so i am strongly supportive. >> great. all right. well i think everything about this has been said. i think this is very much in line with the positions we have taken and the leadership we've had with the district and board on this issue and good for the kids and of course we are happy to support it. roll call vote. >> thank you. (roll call) that's six ayes. >> thank you. thank you. i appreciate it. so i am going to -- we're jumping around a lot. we don't have

game and goes down and gets it. his 22nd home run this season and indians down a run and with a high five, cocoa. yeah, and trevor bower getting help. ichiro with a shot to first and check out carlos santana, snares it and carlos and thank you very much, great reaction. the bottom 6th. francisco with three hits on the night. got 22 three-had it games in the seasons, most in the majors and the first four-hit game of the career. one run scores and another comes home with a bad throw. lindor goes 4 for 4. the indians beat the marlins 8-3 and five straight wins, cleveland wins by 5 1/2 games in the division and cocoa back out four, five times. you want to do something special. i was able to get out and keep things rolling, you know and that is definitely a weight lifted off of my shoulders to do that right away. >> and there is no one here in this game. >> huh-uh. >> and that would tell you -- the hit and that is how i play the game and how we play the game here. we're passing the baton here and that is pretty much sinc

caucus labor day parade and festival and begins at 10 at east 146th and kinsman and that is about a mile and a half walk here and clinton will we'll be here and have all of the information on air and on our news netted 5 app. sarah phinney, newschannel 5. >> thank you. >>> and people living in a twinsburg neighbor are in their homes this morning. they were evacuated last night during a standoff. the four-hour s.w.a.t. situation started when a man got shot at this home and that suspect ran into the house and wouldn't come out when police arrived. and the assistant chief explains the him. >> and we surrounded the house and called off metro s.w.a.t. and made numerous attempts to contact him by phone and text and they were calling for him. >> and eventually, gas was set off in the house and s.w.a.t. went inside to find the suspect dead. and police think that he shot himself. and the man who was shot earlier in the evening was pronounced dead at the and in 10 hours on saturday. the plain dealer reports it started with a 24-year-old woman being shot around 1 in the afternoon. the last sho

, and sunny and hot through monday. there is a heat advisory in effect for sunday and monday, cooling by the midweek. your extended forecast, likely warming up by a few degrees tomorrow, and especially inland. tuesday, still in the 90s, wednesday back to more comfortable ranges in the mid- 80s. a more significant cooling into the next weekend. if you're looking for a hot weekend at the beach, this is the weekend ahead to the coast.>> i think i got you sick, so i have to apologize.>> both of you today.>>> i am excited about this upcoming story, going viral, a little girl giving her food to a homeless man, and they will join us live in the studio to talk about the important message behind it, coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, if you spend much time on facebook.... you may have >>> welcome back. >>> a little girls random act of kindness is going viral, and if you spend time on facebook you may have seen this, and it has been viewed over 44 million times, the heartwarming video of the little girl giving her dinner to a homeless

investigators looking at driem and analysts and vehicles and equipment and technology et cetera. i think we all agree with that finding -- excuse me, with that recommendation. that's ra1. yes. we agree with that recommendation. and -- >> mr. chair. >> yes. >> madam clerk. >> the parameters for recommendation is either it has been implemented, has not been, required further analysis or -- >> right, and that recommendation has been -- ra1 has been implemented i believe. isn't that correct? why don't we get that from the commander. >> [inaudible] >> i believe it's stated here on page eight of 14 that ra1 recommendation has been implemented. >> that is correct. those recommendations have been implemented and we continue to implement additional things as we review it. >> so madam clerk if my colleagues agree we will indicate that ra1 has been implemented and we can adopt the language at page eight of 14 from the district attorney's memorandum for the reasons. rc1 which states establish a serial crimes unit as a counter part to the pd's patrol unit task force and the mission is prosecu

around and thought lester jump in and all and all and here coming across shows the preparing and donaldt saying i'm not preparing and you could kind of see that and i thought there were some key moments and at the end you just felt like i don't think a lot of people changed their opinions, i think this was a not a knock out but points but in the end give her the edge and not saying she swayed a lot of people but in the middle it's more to her. >> the question mark had been at least in part who has the temperment to be the commander in chief and sit in the white house with international politics at by did she look and acted acted like he had the decorum? >> he did not look presidential at all and fascinated when he was challenged by holt as hillary's appearance of this he would not answer the question so both in substance and from an appearance standpoint his temperment was very clearly erratic and i got feeling that she prepared for a presidential debate, he prepared for a high school presidency debate and he would have lost that debate. >> on the birther issue also she seemed to punch

the rain showers on and off and 71, 480 and into the akron area, 276 and 77 and check on the odot view and you're at 71 and baggily getting busy area and >>> it's been a week as always a football injury led -- week since the football injury led to a death and they will honor his memory on the field and nick foley has more on that special service tonight. >> reporter: we all know that homecoming games are supposed to be fun and generally laughter and smiles. community gathers to say goodbye to andre jackson and he had dreams of going to college and playing college as well the next level and an injury last week took him off of the field and a visit to the hospital for pain ended with jackson treated and released. a day later, jackson passed away due to computations from an -- complications of an internal injury. the family and friends gather to honor his name and life. family members said it was joyful personality that will be missed the most. >> when it's raining like this, he made the sun shine for the person individually. and we just miss him and love him to death and hate they had to

town hall meetings and enhance and trust and engagement, even angry engagement and dialogue and conclusion. now four months since jessica williams was killed and there wasn't a town hall meeting then and it got disruptive. i would argue it's related to trust and the accuracy of information and the spin. some is people are going to be angry after the incidents and they have a right. you want them to express it non violently even if it's yelling and go back to the practice and start releasing information now. just four months after she was killed we won't know how much bullets were fired or where the officer was fired? the report was ree leased and why don't we have that information and transparency is important when it's most difficult and that's what you're talking about here. >> thank you. next speaker. again this is public comment on item 2. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> [inaudible] johnson and appeal the court hearing that sfpd should be inclined to be sharing information that -- [inaudible] policies changing because that's the main important thing of dna is one of the reasons for a profe

and 70s in west. 88 and warm and sunny and windy and cooler on friday with the cold front working its way in. >>> we have a traffic alert we're following southbound i- 25. this is the right side of the highway. it is blocked off and the left lane is getting by. we had the trouble in the northbound direction yesterday. and it looks like we had one car into another and one of the cars is going to to pull off to the right there. but the right side blocked off. and let me take you a little fourth to the south this is the 92nd. and we have another trouble spot one car into another one. a similar situation. and that is off to the right shoulder. it is causing some delays now and we have speeds in the 20s behind this accident and speeds dip nothing the 30s behind the second one. so 13 minutes on the drive into denver. but it is loading up eastbound along i270 and you can see this long stream cars making their in start slowing things down. so not on sixth avenue. and you can see the slowing that we have both directions along santa fe and then the approach to c470. from the east, drive time in

have and that and west and turning and meandering there and that is goings to go over the ohio valley, not move for a few days and play us with rain and that is much needed rain and we're talking about 7:30 a.m. and that is not far from now and that is dry. the majority of the viewing area and not worried about the rain as we hit the roads and start around noon through 3:00 p.m., and this is when we see the rain arrive in western mansfield, ashland and richmond, rather and that is going to move into the eastern counties. the system is sitting on top of us and bringing us the rain chances and thunderstorm chances are lower and you can hear roars out there or rumbles. did i say no lions? [ laughter ] >> and the temperatures, upper 50s, low 60s and things cool down and stayings cool. and notice the time st tomorrow. and still seeing the same pattern and that chance for a sun is going to be minimal. we'll keep our eyes out for it and dealing with rain. the power of five seven-day forecast keeps the rainy pattern in place until saturday and we don't expect to see a reprieve until the weeke

the golden gate university and the park and the theatre and the conservatory museum and manufacturing and the california institute of studies this is in your packet sorry i ran from upstairs. >> okay opening it up for public comment doctor peter m (calling names) hello commissioners aim peter's dr. a research we represent the city and county of san francisco employees but supporting this policy amendment we also have brotherhood supported inclusionary housing in san francisco for some time i'm here to call your attention as a new policy to amend the policy section after reading an article on the policy amendment it calling your attention that the california college is modifying the language if inclusionary and - secondary education institutions we'd like to point out that cca is exempt i have a master plan from april 2015, however, it was submitted and not required for the cca student housing projects prior to the start of this academic year and the planning code didn't require them to have the requirements for imp but having a volunteery update on this year and the letter was submitt

it will be breezey and the beaches and the 50s and the inlands 60s and low to mid 70s and san francisco partly cloudy and windy once again and you see the temperatures time line throughout the day. 50-60 degrees and by 6 o'clock down to the 50s and on sunday more clouds and a chance of a few shao the second half of -- showers for the second half of the week. the best is to the north of san francisco up in the north bay and here is the updated forecast showing you, saturday relatively clear out there maybe partly cloudy skies and breezy conditions and look at the action up sthoo north. it could be -- up to the north and moving into california and some snow showers eventually out toward the searea. and even a few sprinkles and a light shower for the morning hours and popping cross the bay area so this is a front if it holds together it could produce scattered showers and the central portion of the bay and once again into monday night and late sunday night. maybe another round of a few scattered showers and a slight chance of a thunderstorm, and here is the plan on monday it should be dry

and 72 in akron and 67 in dinea and us on the mild side. especially here join the wet side we may have early morning light rain but the afternoon the sun is out and the clouds are is gone temperatures are much cooler. and day time high today was 89; 73 is your high in akron for your saturday afternoon and cleveland may get stuck in the 60s. if you are hoping for anice -- t is not expected. but we have nice chance moving in. the front will not leave stick around and come back. and bring in those rain chances. but it will not cause problems saturday or sunday. and if you want to make your way to sandusky and for the akron moreten. 61 is your -- marathon will be your start. and saturday the tribe thing to why sox and the sunshine chit sox and the sunshine -- white sox and the sunshine to start. >> certainly football, and baseball weather. guys over to you. >> the indians inching closer toward the play offs and guess oh, jamming. that skid loving every minal -- 0. >>> get down and go to the wall. here comes ramirez and s and coco delivers in th

the transbay transit center and we had interns with controls and turner and webcor and you will see that video and with that thank you very much. >> okay. the next item is the construction update. >> good morning directors. i'm going to cover the construction activities and then i will be turning it over to ron to finish up with the budget schedule and challenges for this past period so starting with the recent activities with construction we updated our graphics that we have been using now for a few months as we go from the concrete to the other follow up trades. it's a rather busy graphic but has important details on it. the transit center is split up 22 slides and this is from the ground level to the roof top to the glass installed to the awning and roof top stuff is that is happening so a lot of good information in here and a lot of good progress over the last two months. in the lower part, the lower concourse and the train box it shows up clearly in the graphic that all the work has been on walls in the lower concourse. the heart of the wall there and the purplish area is where

and sent them message and posted on facebook and we stopped by and it was after hour and we have not heard back. >> anchor: now the 11:00, police roned a home. bad you nows for the burglars. there was a security camera rolling. one of the suspects had a gun. a black four-door car with a temporary tag in the window may have been the get away car. call crimestoppers if you can help police catch him. there was an endangered missing adult alert. return. he sufeveries from dementia. he was driving a 2000 black ford taurus. quinauthority n was last seen wearing jeans and a denim shirt and blue winter jacket and white shoes. call 911 if you you see him or his car. harold bruce,y he's five foot six and weighs 165 pounds and he may be dressed in a cav's hat. he does not have any cash on him. >>> donald trump is trying to get support from black voters. he spoke to a largely african-american audience for the first time as candidate. meanwhile hillary clinton trying to distance herself from ongoing e-mail scandal. craig boswell reports. >> reporter: donald trump clapped his hands while a choir s

its first of those things and we started talking and then we just had values in common and kids and family set up. so we all had kind of the same judeo-christian outlook. she's catholic, i'm protestant. >> host: you've been married how long? >> guest: 20 years. jonathan went off to college so we are a sad household. >> host: any tears shed? >> guest: she's been home more and i'm here three weeks out of the month so that's not good but it hit me when you see the empty room walking by every night. >> host: so mom and dad jonathan not so much. he's smart in math one. >> host: i want to come back to something else you talk about in the book which i think is really telling because you touch on obviously our founding which is something those of us from virginia, such so many of them and you talk about not just the horizontal separation of powers but also across the branches of the federal government but the vertical as well to be a check on the federal executive branch authority and it doesn't seem to be working out in that regard. can you talk about what you are seeing in the horizontal and ver

we have debt management and policies and procedures and we review these annually and internally and we provide any recommended updates to you as least annually or as necessary. the activities are overseen by the oversight committee which is established with the presumed property in 2002 and an overview which will be provided early in the spring. and then finally, the annual capital financing plan upcoming financing activity. >>>so first we have the summary of the enterprise debt programs and you can see the first three lines of outstanding debt relates to fixed rate debt most is in revenue bonds. we have about 4 billion outstanding for water and 1 million for waste water and then we have about 40 million for power. and then you will see that we have programs to fund our capital investment activities on a day-to-day basis and then take out that funding with long-term funding. we also have here the long-term and short-term ratings of the various enterprises. the short-term ratings are of the highest short-term ratings of the rating agencies and the long-term's are all in the double excep

and he can't make the catch. and it's hit! lonnie chase only. and into michael martinez. another improbable indians comeback. >> this might be -- . >> and that announcer followed us around all day. >> i know. >> and this team is unbelievable. another comeback win and the indians were down 5-3 in the 9th when ramirez hits a two- out, two-run single to tie the game. chase only hit, and the tribe win 6-5 and they won six in a row. the indians welcome the houston astros to town tonight. the first pitch is at 7:10. >>> and a reminder, since today is a federal holiday, the markets will be closed as well as all government offices, banks, and most schools. and there will be no mail delivery either. trash pickup and recycling collections will be delayed one day. >>> and time now, 4:38 still ahead, mother ther esa officially became a saint. >> is come a crash and insane video of a father getting revenge at a bike race after . >>> good morning, everybody. happy labor day. hopefully you're enjoying your extended weekend with all of this sunshine. completely taking over northeast ohio

well-rounded education in the art and pd and technology and libraries that's been the community and i'm proud to have been part of that communicated and proud of our vision 2025 we talk about the strategy plans and what we'll do today but rearly how that will get us to our long term vision a clearly articulated vision that everyone has a voice in developing he know with we want to go our strategic plan will help us go h get to that vision i'll ask anything you want to do going forward as you look for the next superintendent and vote in our next board elections keep vision 2025 squarely in our sites if we graduate students that can demonstrate that graduate profile we'll have transformed public education not only in san francisco but in the nation that's how powerful that visions and its communities has created that vision i'm also proud of work with our partners including the mayor, including our board of supervisors, including our elected officials that transformed and sometimes actually taken position in support of public education that the detrimental politically to them but impo

provide safe walking and biking and offer a abundance of parks and create a residence and insure that new buildings enhance the character of the neighborhoods in the plan each of the goals has a check in previous versions we had land use an urban form in our commission there are terms you have to devolve into the chapter to know what we're talking about a person can read the table of contents and understand so the plan cantonese an overview it contains much of the information i've presented around the boundary etc. and then each chapter has oufbdz and policies so there is a go connecting sample this is a what that looks like use full maps and images and there is text. >> the addition to the plan we developed a conceptual implementation tragedy o strategy that has the implementation major public benefits package reminders for new development and guidelines i'll talk about each of them. >> the implementation matrix if the goals and objectives the limitations what when how and who it is a very clear road map for the agencies that will implement this plan and meant to increase the account

it's going be somewhat wet and showers tomorrow and breezy and 72 and saturday 76 and the good news for the sprint cup series on sunday it gets better, partly sunny and 76. tomorrow periods of rain and windy and the worst of it the first half of the day, the high 66 and saturday take the rain gear if you head to the temple game and more showers 71 degrees and the possibility of a shower and future tracker showing at 2:00 could have an isolated shower near the shore and south of philadelphia there are breaks in the clouds and it will get brighter and the high on sunday is 75 and monday 77 degrees and tuesday and wednesday, pretty nice and on the cool side. tuesday 72 and wednesday 70 and thursday it clouds up with the possibility of shower and a high of 70 degrees, so the heaviest rain overnight early tomorrow morning and then things begin to improve. i'll have an update on "action news" tonight at 11:00. >>> finally tonight piles of hats and scarves and blankets were collected during the annual knit-in as crafters continued to work their knitting needles and the items are generously don

and i'm shoftenning on immigration and what we saw was the confirmation and the latino voters and knewelection voters got to know and see that this is a real donald trump. him using w down on antiimmigrant rhetoric and attacking the community and eyesing french policies around the issue of immigration and separating the families. look, i grew up in arizona and there's already a wall there. there's a wall over senators miles over the southern border. essentially what he has done is build a wall between the dancy and latino vote ers. now it's up to latino voters to really use the vote as the vote this november and actively. >> i know that it's been a democratic fantasy to try to get the latino voters registered and voting with the same frequency as other groups in the country. as you're doing this work, do you think that donald trump has changed. do you think that what he talks about and deporting 2 million people in the first hour as president and it's not about the wall as you were saying. does it change people if they want go through the troublg of rej zering the voting? >> yeah, i th

to meet the electric and higher renewable content and electrical and affordability and financial sustainability this will explore the energy resources this plan is a statewide requirement and good utility practice we anticipate we'll be bringing this forward in the spring and then finally there is the policeman promissory note open programming and preemption we'll develop supply and demand response programs on the supply side those are the net metering material our feed in transfer program and cleanpowersf changes the potential community or shared solar program we talked about and on the demand side that the locally efficiency programming and storage programming and electrical vehicle promotion and weaning we'll include important tools it facilitate the participation in those programs i'm thinking of a great incentives on bill replacement tools that can help us the evidence will then show what we're doing together with consumer equity, if you will, to expand the efficiency and the local build opportunity that cleanpowersf presents and again in putting those plans we'll be engaging with the stak

-and these women and--and, um... may: meeting their needs. meeting their practical needs. azie: meeting their needs, and--and not--like, again, i--it was not about--it was what--i just--it's like being open, you know, and--and--and being open in even your daily life of--which i tried to work on, of--of walking down the street, and sometimes you walk past a homeless person, and you're just so focused in your phone or focused in whatever you're doing, and if you just put everything down, and you're open, and you come from a source of love, it's really incredible the things that are drawn to you. may: exactly. yeah. azie: and what you--what you see... may: and i think some people talk about, you know, doing something big, right? but oftentimes, it just means starting small. azie: yeah. may: right? you don't have to take on the world, and you don't have to feel like you have to change everything in the world at the same time. azie: yeah, and i think most of my, you know, friends, i guess now, that have started really gre

dealing with on and off rain and nicer day that we will find on and still lower 60s out there and for the saturday temperatures might struggle to get up to 60? in several spots like boston at about 58 or worcester at 54 and nashua and beverly and lower clouds and showers verses sunday and scattered nature of the showers on sunday and monday as well we will have a few lingering showers around, upper 60s so at least warming up, upper 60s in partly cloudy tuesday wednesday as well back to you. >> julie: tonight at 10:00, elizabeth hopkins talks to the stop infectious disease doctor what they are doing here in massachusetts to slow down the spread of super bugs. >> daniel: just tuning in we people are injured when commuter train derailed and hit a train station. looking at live helicopter picture from the scene in new jersey. we are working to turn new video from the inside of the train >> julie: paramedics say there are more than 100 people hurt at scene of crash. live scene of chopper above the scene. several passengers still trapped in the wreckage. it slammed into a crowded station ho

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of the coast and the bay and little warmer friday and saturday and then the be cool down monday and tuesday with mountain showers and the sierra, tahoe, and truckee and maybe mammoth . >> i do not remember that lightning.>> i remember it, i was coming back from denver and i was in fremont and everything went crazy.>> thank you.>>> happy news for the widow of one of the police officers killed and a line of duty in baton rouge louisiana, she just announced that she is pregnant. her story is up next.>>> i did not know this was happening. >> the convicted sex offender accused of trying to kidnap two women in the south bay denies the allegations and why he says it was all just a misunderstanding. ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 at 6:22 am and the only surviving suspect and last november's paris terror attack that killed 130 people appeared in court today, the 26-year-old received a police escort as you can see to the courthouse, the judge questioned

and something else he talked about was how nixon and johnson both lied and cheated and distorted the truth and merely mentioning johnson and nixon in the same breath at that time so close to watergate was anathema to democrats. so here's rosalynn carter in this awkward position very shortly after this article ran. rosalynn turned to an aide who was close with the johnsons and said what does mrs. johnson think about the interview, what should i say about it? the aides say you don't say anything, mrs. carter. you a southern lady -- you're a southern lady, it won't be brought up. and it wasn't. [laughter] so, i mean, these women, there's a code. lady bird johnson knew better than anyone what it was like to deal with a husband who offended and upset people at times. president johnson was not an easy man to live with at all, and so i think that that, again, shows their very close bond and their understanding. another thing that's interesting, and i mentioned this, is the prison-like element, and you do hear michelle obama talk very candidly about just wanting to roll down the windows of a

we anticipate opening in 2018 and island and lagoon, berkeley road and hercules and mission bay which i know you are very interested in. off on the horizon are projects that we consider emerging areas in the south bay. no defined projects yet but it's on going with them. operating budget today of $33 million. we think we need to have another $49 million in order to operate this extensive of a ferry system where we start to see people using the ferry as their first choice as transit option. we have 80 projects in some form of delivery all the way from construction. we have three projects under construction right now to design and in the planning stages such as mission bay. you will hear a lot about the downtown ferry terminal. i want to say none of this is possible without the ferry's terminal expansion. this is the future expansion of our system together with two other maintenance facilities under construction today. without this expansion, nothing is possible in terms of growing our service and that's why it's such an important project for us and the entire region as well. mission ba

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[applause] and soldiers. teachers and firefighters. young and old. moms and dads. blacks and whites. latinos. above everything else, they're americans. some are rich americans, some are poor americans. they're americans. they love their families. they love their country. and they want a better future. these are the forgotten men and women of our country and they have been forgotten. people who work hard but don't have a voice. 'm running to be their voice. mr. trump: and to bring prosperity to every part of this country. too many of our leaders have forgotten it is their duty to protect the jobs, wages and well-being of american workers before any consideration. we have to do that. i'm not running to be the president of the world. i'm running to be the president of the united states of america. [applause] mr. trump: and as your president, i will fight for every last american job and every american company, which really a lot of companies in this room. we are going to be fighting for you. you are bringing the jobs. we are a nation that paved the way, dug out the pan

city and county of san francisco versus in and out dry cleaning incorporated in and out mr. flanagan et al. >> thank you is there any public comment on items on the consent calendar - the closed session items. >> i'll get there sooner or later can i have a motion for to assert the tnt privilege. session. >> okay. we're pack from closed session madam secretary. >> i forgot to read item 16 prior to going into closed session i'll read that an unmyth claim for proposed settlement brought by calvin arising from the incident. >> okay. thank you the commission took no action on item 14 and settlements were approved an stems 15 and 16 and no action on item 13. >> and item 13 thank you. >> okay schizophrenia can i have a motion whether or not to disclosure. >> moved and seconded. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? that motion passes any other new business from commissioners. >> and then i'd like to first of all, thank you for your tolerance of my rusty a good deal of. >> i was not going to say anything. >> you or so kind and then also to close in recognize and appreciation wan

we are also working on developing tools and member and patient and employee education and working in our local community in order to support events or trainings within the community that focused on advance care planning as well as caregiver support and grief and bereavement. >>>on slide seven, you will see the eligibility criteria for home-based palliative care programs. we have actually made it so that we are working to build the capacity for home-based palliative care in all of our e ceos over the next three years. this is an aggressive timeline but i'm actually quite sure that we can nail that. so, we have been working with all of our aco's to assess what they have and what they need in order to support them and that is one that inpatient, outpatient and home settings for delivering palliative care. what you will see yet that for home-based palliative care that is a specialty palliative care model and that is for individuals with much higher of an acuity. cancer, and lung cancer and copd you will see and that will [inaudible] within the last year and that gets within your status c

] and super markets and things like that and i realize the transition was on the sfpuc. he got that first job and knows about the paperwork qu schedule and still works on this type of job, but he works with general contractors that also did other things. pretty soon it is like he did that one and that one. it completely changed his business. >> my name is nancy [inaudible] the office manager and bid coordinator for [inaudible] construction. worked on 10 plus puc, lbe contracts. today we are doing site maintenance on the [inaudible] chr site and currently the gentlemen behind me are working on every moving and basic specs of plants. in order to be success you need to work hard, bid low and keep a look at the sfpuc website for future bidding opportunity. >> this is a successful program because it provides opportunities to regional communities that might not have opportunities to work for large scale projects. the sfpuc is a fortunate agency we have a lot of capital program that span over 7 counties who also to see how some businesses like [inaudible] and bio mass started a

and comedy and terrorism and national security and he's been talking about jobs and he also has beenthe front of the action and went to milwaukee and went to baton rouge and went to mexico and he is raising money on martha's vineyard and that would have benefit to it and during that period of time he was showing leadership and to get an 11-point swing and the poll shows she's talking about issues as opposed to i got you on the tax returns because people on household income has fallen from 53,000 over a 15-year period of time and they're more concerned about their jobs and their future. >> maria, are you concerned about this poll or this swing? yes, let me put it this way, and i have said this many times on your show, anderson, democrats have to wake up every morning and believe she's ten points behind because what has worried me about the recent polls where she is anywhere between eight and ten points ahead is that you get complacency from democrats and even complacency from those who cannot fathom donald trump being in the oval office because he says such outrageous things and they

60s and 70s and henderson and roxboro. >> 71 in durham and raleigh and 72 degrees also in fayetteville. >> cold front moving through the area. and will bring us the possibility of a few showers and cloudy skies. temperatures in the 90s. we are down to the 70s today. 72 degrees. 76 degrees. temperature at six. and our 73 degrees temperature at 6:00 this evening. >> spotty showers likely and even more likely later on today. cooler weather going to stick with us through the next several days. >> we have more fronts and chances for rain. and what you can expect for the week ahead. >> coming up in a minutes. streets again in charlotte for a fifth night of marches and demonstrations over a deadly place involved shooting in the queen city. >> this came after the police department released dash cam individual yoaf that killed keith scott last week. >> it is the last couple of nights. and there is concern about today. >> cbs north carolina's amy cutler joins us live in charlotte now with more. it is a nice of peaceful protests answer the attention now turning to the panther's games where we exp

and cooler for the outer cape and soak up sun today and pats game tonight and tailgaters enjoying some of the lower 80s warm dry 8:00 p.m. and 65? and want someone kind of long sleeve layer to keep along with you. overnight lows range from the 50s to the sixties and we got highs tomorrow back in the low and mid-80s and you can see the rain chances, thunderstorm chances are going to be back. it is not going to be afternoon and that front is going to be approaching southern new hampshire so that's really where early in the afternoon will have the chance for some storms or showers passing through the boston area between the evening commute and about dinner time and for your late friday night plans we are going to have an eye on southeastern massachusetts. following that though for the weekend, the cooler air does return as we get into the saturday and sunday. there's your 60s. there's your feel of fall in the air. 80s today and tomorrow, 66 64 on sunday. both days looking nice and bright. next week the problem is i know it looks good with all the sunshine and chilly mornings with 30s and

mission y and boys and girls club and rec and park departments. we also try to teach the junior giants about being good to your fellow person. your colleague or classmate and parent and so forth. we try to have lessons about humanity. we have a anti-bullying program beyond the vunier giants and have a strike out violence day at the ball park that talks about bullying on the school yard and playground but also domestic violence at home and how we need to raise bchb these thing jz be leaders in the community to spot problem jz deal with problems and not ignore them. we are also groundbreaking in various ways. we were the first sport team involved in the, it gets better program to inspire hope for young lesbian, gay and transgender youth for harassment. we had our player involved and involving sparts and having messages sent out to young people are powerful. we also involved in education. a lot of our programs are all about youth as you are hearing. we have a submarine program and innovative scholarship program where we give scholarships to 8th grade

coffee is surrounds the sourcing of that and thinking about where it came from and how and coffee is wonderful. >> i know for a fact i was born to make coffee. i have a notice from the dad let the life i live speak for me and let's have a cup of coffee and talk about it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> [gavel] good morning and welcome to a special meeting of the government audit and oversight committee of the san francisco board of supervisors. i am the chair of the committee aaron peskin joined to my right by norman yee our member london breed is in the nation's capitol today and won't be joining us. madam clerk do you have any announcements? >> please silence all cell phones and 21 electronic devices and all documents submitted to the clerk and items will be on the. board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you ms. major. fiscal year can we have a motion to -- supervisor yee can we have a member to excuse supervisor breed. >> (inaudible). >> that is moved. madam clerk can you read item 1 and two. >> item 1 is a hearing on the recently published entitled "san francisco's crime lab" p

investigators looking at driem and analysts and vehicles and equipment and technology et cetera. i think we all agree with that finding -- excuse me, with that recommendation. that's ra1. yes. we agree with that recommendation. and -- >> mr. chair. >> yes. >> madam clerk. >> the parameters for recommendation is either it has been implemented, has not been, required further analysis or -- >> right, and that recommendation has been -- ra1 has been implemented i believe. isn't that correct? why don't we get that from the commander. >> [inaudible] >> i believe it's stated here on page eight of 14 that ra1 recommendation has been implemented. >> that is correct. those recommendations have been implemented and we continue to implement additional things as we review it. >> so madam clerk if my colleagues agree we will indicate that ra1 has been implemented and we can adopt the language at page eight of 14 from the district attorney's memorandum for the reasons. rc1 which states establish a serial crimes unit as a counter part to the pd's patrol unit task force and the mission is prosecu

and into georgia and we will see possible down trees and widespread power outages expected and we've already seen a lot of power outages here in the florida panhandle, anderson. >> it's expected to hit florida, but you're saying it could be felt all of the way up to new jersey, is that right? >> reporter: oh, you're exactly right. tropical storm watches are already in place for the jersey coast and we are going to see the effects of this anywhere from georgia all of the way up to places like d.c., new york is even going to get some rain over the weekend and philly, you will not have intense weather and you will definitely have the rain and wind and we'll have rough seas up and down the east coast. a holiday weekend and people want to head to the beaches and it will be a rough weather weekend all up and down the east coast, anderson. >> jennifer, we will keep you updated throughout the hour. breaking news surrounding donald trump over his meeting with mexico's president in his immigration speech last night and it has to do with the centerpiece of his outreach to african-american voter

and wind likely east of i 95 corridor for us and i 81 and west drier and maybe some sun and beachesit quite a bit and forecast can change depending on track. that's all that we're really looking at closely. here's a look at "fox5" accuweather 7-day forecast you can see a heat wave it's coming back. i believe i'm that is in september. take a look. up to upper 70s by the time we get to end of week and plenty of sunshine by the time we get to tuesday, labor day look good as well. once again, that storm system, the track it takes and once it starts to move a little bit on sunday will be the main question as to what we end up getting. so we might have to update this forecast quite a bit. back to you tony. >> thank you very much. tonight our high school football coverage kicks off with two heavy weights in montgomery country. >> and demascus paid a visit to the cougar dome. brody logan has highlights next in sports. woah! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. woah, woah! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're

weekend, and it is a cold front move through and bringing us the fastest winds today and tomorrow and a lesser extent on sunday. at fire level they will blow out of the northwest to southeast at 20 to 30 miles per hour, and the smoke level is going to come out of southwest, and watch out in the santa clara valley it could be quite hazy headed into the weekend. >> look at the flames, 17 homess and outbuildings are destroyed and winds are a concern. matt keller is at the command center in gilroy. matt? >> i was just handed this update and the fire grew 150 acres overnight and now at 4,313 acres. it is still at 34% containment. we also learned that a firefighter was injured overnight last night and was taken to the hospital. we believe the injuries are minor and we talked to criminal -- cal fire but they have not heard because in it was bad they would hear. the worst part of the fire is the destruction of several homes and firefighters found several more homes that were destroyed by the flames and the total now is eight destroys, one damaged and nine outbuildings destroy asked community

it. >> you dream and want to win and that is the goal and came out and got a great team win and i thinkw after the game. i have been dreaming about this since i was a kid but again it's just the first of many. >> this is who he is. this is his dna and he really handled himself great all week long. he prepared like he was a five, six year veteran and he obviously played that way and just so happy for him and his family and the team. they are so excited to get this first one. >> the rookie coach did not ease the kid in and he threw 37 times, two of those were touchdown passes both of which seemed like they were thrown by a veteran beautiful balls caught in stride. >> before the understanding to play the game and have fun while doing it is what has been impressive to me and see a rookie come in and you know he enjoyed himself from day one when he got here, he knew what was in front of him and just continued to get better. >> carson came out and put the ball in a lot of great places where he had to, specifically my touchdown catch and nelsons i mean you can't follow those any better. >> wen

and 50s and 40s. fairfield at 48, and this time of year it is very cool. the sierra will be front and center. some of that continues to drift back towards the valley and i think that it will be close enough to head back towards eastern lake county. and below his right over sacramento. so, 60s and 70s on those temperatures. >> i am looking at that right now and i am's team traffic slowing -- idm seeing -- i am seeing traffic that is slowing. so if we go anywhere let's go to the toll plaza. janice coughing too. she looked at the screen and she said, i used that carpool lane and it looks like it's getting through. so, there is a bright spot in this although, if you're driving you will be seeing slow traffic heading out towards highway 101. this is a look at the toll plaza you will see that the traffic is going to be backs up. you heard the man there is rain and slow traffic here as we come from scotts valley down to the bottom of the hill. he will see slow traffic all the way down until you get into that valley. and, that wet weather is really making it slow.

blow up and, you know, be more anger and tension and then try again. there were blow-ups over, it could be tiny things like once i was there, and he noticed that a book was missing from his book shelf, and so he started getting worked up and hinting that, you know, maybe i had stolen his books. and, i mean, that's just like, like paranoid thinking, you know? and sometimes i just, i'd just get really angry, and i'd yell at him. and then, you know, cool down and start again. but i'm just really grateful that both of us kept trying, you know? we didn't give up. and as i got older, it got easier. i was able to have more distance. it's a whole different thing when you can choose to be there as opposed to, you know, being in a house where you really don't want to be but there's nowhere you can go. and knowing that i could, if things get weird, i can just leave, you know? that made it a whole lot easier. and he really, for his part, he really tried to moderate, to suppress, you know, his impulses -- [laughter] when i would visit. at least for, you know, a cou