cut and add and cut and it goes up and down and we have add 5,000 and not just for wonderful things and the largest chunk, the blue chunk is enterprise departments and the 10% increase at mta, the public utilities commission, the airport and public health and affordable care act roll out, opening a new hospital. the yellow is public protection and police officers and time response up at the fire department and act act and hhs and new homeless department adding social services culture and recreation and even other. there is street cleaning and more people in parks. there are many things we did and just like the baselines and set asides not bad to spend money on but we made the decisions and we're at a moment to be thoughtful to add anything else and the worse case for the city and the residents and we add things and one year later we have to cut them and we're mindful of that now and we had a lot of growth in the last few years, so the next thing is i'm going to actually go over quickly but the five year financial plan has the mayor propose fiscal strategies to balance the budget and

it brightens up and sun and clouds and 61 and looking great on monday 63 degrees before more rain andd come in on tuesday with a high of 64 degrees. quite an active pattern with a few days peppered with sunshine. >> remember you can get that seven-day forecast and check stormtracker 6 live double scan radar any time at 6abc.com/weather. and be sure to follow our accuweather team on social media for the latest updates. >>> dance mom star abby lee miller says she has quit the real sit series. it comes after miller plead guilty to hiding $775,000 from the bankruptcy court after fili filing chapter 11. she has asked for creative credit on the show for six years but has not received it. she has been manipulated disrespected and used. >>> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team is standing by with these stories and more at 6:00. >> hear from the seven people that helped people escape from this burning home at the jersey shore. >> and the decision by ryder university that will keep a world renowned choir college in princeton at least for now. >>> now for monica malpass, meteorologis

we have been out and we were at earth day and sunday streets and we do farmers markets and all of these kind of public events and we go and sign people up for early inrollment or for 100 percent green. and i want to say that we are thrilled that we are now at 40 percent, as the base line from 35 percent for what our energy mix is. and it is thrill thag we are also green e, certificate and because that, that makes people feel that this is really a program with integrity, and you can be sure that it is really green. and i guess that based on the enthusiasm that i see from san franciscans in the field, i think that it is ridiculous that we have a 5 percent goal for 100 percent green? let's be bold. this is silly. this is people are ready to go. this is if you nrp texas maybe, or some other place. but, and my other question is, when are we expecting to have all customers at 100 percent, i mean that we have not even rolled out yet, which we need to kind of start moving on. but, people want this. so, and one other one small thing that i would say for the chair is that it is not a small act to

to wood learns and supports many ecosystems for birds reptiles and 50 and and i am moving over to hong kong and their nature conservation policy includes activities that have adverse impacts onn their ecosystem and these would include threats to their ecosystem and finally i will discuss 2011 plan diversity which has certain goals of connecting people with nature and the city. i want to implore you to trust your city agencies here 10 years of planning i have known lisa and her stay after 15 years, i have worked in resource management myself for 20 years and excellent and-- leadership in the realm of-- >>thank you, next speaker please. >>hello my name is bill wilson in august of this year will mark the 20th year of my arrival in san francisco and almost my first volunteer opportunities were with the national-- program in mount davidson. and, through sweat equity i have learned what this means in mount davidson because that natural actuary program had exist. so these people that talk about these telephone ethnic cleansers and i have yet to meet those people and i am not one of those peop

high of 41 and watch for squalls in the afternoon and windy and bitter cold and a high of 33 and windchillsout of the teens saturday afternoon. turn the clocks ahead one hour saturday night and still cold and dry on sunday 36 and we don't get out of the 30s through the middle of next week. and in fact there say possible of a nor'easter here showing up on the models two straight days now on every model. that is something we follow after tomorrow morning's messy morning commute. >> more news when we come right back. my belly pain and constipation? i could build a small city with all the over-the-counter products i've used. enough! i've tried enough laxatives to cover the eastern seaboard. i've climbed a mount everest of fiber. probiotics? enough! (avo) if you've had enough, tell your doctor what you've tried and how long you've been at it. linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. it can help relieve your belly pain, and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements that are easier to pass. do not give linzes

and watch for the afternoon showers, and 40 philadelphia and trenton 40 and 41 in millville and 40 iner. future tracker in the afternoon we'll see the flurries, snow showers and could be a quick snow squall north of the city that is a possibility as well, and 4:30 in the afternoon as you drive home from the workday you may encounter the snow showers and by 6:00 or thereafter, they are well off the coast. we are taking a bit of a brief dip here friday into saturday with the jet stream going down to the south and bringing temperatures 10 to 15 degrees below average in the mid-atlantic and northeast. and in fact, the overnight lows going well below normal as well. the normal low 31 and friday 23 and it's low saturday night into sunday morning in the city. 18 degrees and even colder in the suburbs. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 40 here with scattered snow showers and tomorrow afternoon and blustery cold weekend and saturday 36 and sunday 41 degrees, turning milder monand 51 degrees and breezy and warm with a few showers late in the day on tuesday to near 70 staying in the u

he stole a cell phone and $9 and hit her in the head. and exited. about four hours later he target aid woman with huntsington's disease he overpowers her and throws her to the grown and taking her purse. >> heard her screaming. >> she called 911, the victim is williams' friend and neighbor and she did not know her attacker. >> williams's reaction. >> it's horrible and cruel and thought also. >> and it occurred on the 500 block of north 52nd street. and there is evidence that the man they are looking for hit multiple times along a much wid wid wider swath of west philadelphia. >> the person if the video we like to have any information possible. police believe that the man has someone to drive him around. >> a black suv or smaller minivan. is what we are looking for. >> so again the focus for police here is to find the man before he hits again and possibly hurts someone again. if you recognize him or know his name the police would love to hear from you. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> president trump says that he is already fo

neighbors and i live in fear of fire, falling trees and winds and our planet a long time ago and they were stressed out by five consecutive years of drought and they are just not what they used to be an autobody who is working with the one for as to those that we need this plan to banish the trees in mount davidson. now okay the word about that term biodiversityit was quantified by renowned scientist eo wilson to promote a semblance is of naturally occurring species of plant and animal life and species and california is a biodiversity hotspot meaning that we are so fortunate to have diverse, naturally occurring species throughout the state. san francisco is no exception. we are an important part of this biodiversity hotspot which is california. san francisco was named after st. francis, our patron saint of ecology reminding us that we have an obligation to care for all of the special species that live in california and in san francisco. in my backyard, i have all vegetation that is in my backyard is native to san francisco including, for example, the miner's lettuce that you saw earli

that we do and service before self and challenge coins and google it and everything that do you and supervisor thanks for taking care of our vets on behalf of the commissioner and the president of the commission so this is for you. [applause] [inaudible] and one more and we're almost done here. [inaudible] when the clock goes off, three minute warning so this from supervisor tang. she was the chairperson for the rules committee and [inaudible] so katie was she knows what the accomplishments you guys have done at the veterans service office and bill, i want to make sure shan is recognized for the efforts for the last 28 years and a certificate from the board of supervisors, city and county of san francisco, the board of supervisors of city and county of san francisco hereby issue and authorize the [inaudible] honor and appreciate the public recognition distinction and merit for outstanding service for the significant portion of the people of san francisco and shan yue and the board of supervisors for the city and county of san francisco extends to you the highest accommodation for 28

cut and add and cut and it goes up and down and we have add 5,000 and not just for wonderful things and the largest chunk, the blue chunk is enterprise departments and the 10% increase at mta, the public utilities commission, the airport and public health and affordable care act roll out, opening a new hospital. the yellow is public protection and police officers and time response up at the fire department and act act and hhs and new homeless department adding social services culture and recreation and even other. there is street cleaning and more people in parks. there are many things we did and just like the baselines and set asides not bad to spend money on but we made the decisions and we're at a moment to be thoughtful to add anything else and the worse case for the city and the residents and we add things and one year later we have to cut them and we're mindful of that now and we had a lot of growth in the last few years, so the next thing is i'm going to actually go over quickly but the five year financial plan has the mayor propose fiscal strategies to balance the budget and

hard and all of them combined in inviting kids to come and invite and spend the day and afternoon inow with supervisor kim's office and the mayor's office and the police department we have people that are here all day long have to help them get them off the streets with the navigation center and the people helping to clean the streets like downtown streets work on yes - downtown streets in the house. >> (clapping.) >> no, of course, we have to help people to pick up the needles not just confined to the playground but welcomed environment we're doing that is with a hundred foundation and rec and park and all the plazas lovers in the city we're reclaiming this area for everybody and it is great that is sun is coming out it will be warmer and i know that we have to work hard if we don't then different forces will work themselves and have bigger challenges those are great times to invest i know randy he knows with the investment in the tenderloin and invest in the public spaces and invested in areas that have been overlooked for many years i suggest to you the the united nations plaza t

street and san pablo, and that's a major cut through that area, and it's west of lake merit, and northf 880 and just to the west of 980, so sort of in the little triangle there. i am seeing red there, and not a huge backup on market but it's spilling over on to san pablo avenue, so avoid this area and it's likely going to be a long-term situation and it's going to get worse as the morning continues. >> alexis, thank you very much. can you see the firefighters battling this from the ladder trucks. at this point we do not think they are able to be inside. it sounds like they were at one point and then were told they had to get out because the floors and the roof were becoming compromised and it was putting the crews in danger. they are on all sides of the building trying to get as much under control as they can. >> i have been trying to count how many fire trucks are out there, and you can see three ladder trucks battling it right now, and there are fire trucks up and down the streets next to the building, obviously monitoring flames or hot spots, and we want to avoid fire jumping from o

secluded area and forcibly attacks her and rapes her and robs her and beats her. >> two points. one being the father of five daughters, two, two of these attacks happened two blocks from my home. >> lee was arrested at this supermarket on january 6 and when one of his victims recognized him and called meets. the da says that lee served time on gun charges but never for sex crimes. it was last winter that he was locked up on other gun charge that could take a long time to yield results. >> it takes a year to get dna back unfortunately. >> the police force tells me this are certain that lee is involved in many, many more cases and want the victim tods call them right away and tell them their story so they can possibly file more charges. i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> well, a confrontation with police that started in southwest philadelphia came to a deadly end with police in newcastle county, delaware. family members identified the suspect as 28-year-old leroy brown. philadelphia police first encountered him yesterday at 5:30, as they responded to a cal

patrick's day 42 degrees and rain and snow showers and 45 degrees and sunday light snow in the morningnd partly sunny skies in the afternoon. 44 and monday as spring arrives that is not bad, 52 degrees and same on tuesday with morning showers, that system brings cooler air by wednesday and adam will talk about that in the full ab-. >> not a great weekend but temperatures in the 50s next week. >> we'll look forward to it. thank you cecily. we'll take a break and be right back. >>> "action news" continues with jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >> hello again here is what is happening on "action news" thursday night. the mess the northea'easter lef behind is causing problems for residents trying to get around. >>> and they unveil the latest budget. and villanova's march to a repeat starts tonight and we are live in buffalo as the wildcats get ready for the first game of the ncaa tournament. the main roads are full of snow and ice and the side streets are another story. in neighborhoods read residents are facing a battle. chipping away at snow and ice that is on their cars mak

in one and 42 counties in the across the country and portland and seattle and directions of competitive speeding seeing reductions in collision as you may know the state law prevents us from using this tool 32 thank you to the assemblyman chiu for offering ab 3342 that changes the state law to allow san francisco to have the opportunity to test this technology on the streets and then after 5 years to modify it as we based on the results of pilot we look forward to ahsha safai lives in san francisco and appreciate our support for this bill. >> thanks. >> thank you. is there any public comment on this item i know we have a number of individuals that testified yesterday please come forward. >> president spelling of the speakers name for the written record, and please deliver it to the secretary prior to kin and commissioners i'm ted olsen a member of the vision zero coalition in various cacs throughout the city i want to commend assemblyman chiu and senator wiener and currently our support i'm here this has is a matter for me, i live on sharon street this is known as the strathern speed sh

i grabbed my gun and went foo my truck and went left and right and there was no luck. the police work the quickly to preserve the crime scene, they believe he is the same man responsibility for two other attacks. >> it could very well be one of our family members, your family members that are the next victim. with that being said we are doing everything we can. >> reporter: last month in north wilmington and the anne arundel in pikes creek two women were ambushed the same way. they were walking into their homes and the suspect in black attacked. >> and the suspect chose an apartment complex where the doors don't lock. can you walk in and this is where he was waiting for the victim. >> in the first two attacks the women were sexually assaulted and forced to drive and take out cash. they need the community's help to find this guy. this will take the work of a resident who sees something suspicious. >> . >> okay back out live here, again police don't have much of a description on this suspect. so this really is going to be a community effort in trying to track him down. b

and he was read his miranda and said he was drinking and smoking marijuana and was out of it. >> the mother said her son wasn't mentally healthy probably. >> here's her reaction as to how she felt. >> what do you think? you feel like [bleep]. you feel like the worst mother in to the world. i'm not going to, that's not a fair question. it's, yes, no, no, i knew i was housing a closet rapist in my house, yes. >> his arrest was welcome news for those who live in west portal, and booked on kidnapping and assault to commit rape with someone under the age of 18. >> something they didn't hesitate and pulled the little girl out of the car. that's something. >> really was, and i spoke to one of the men and he didn't want any accolades and wanted to remain under the radar. but hugs and high-fives from neighbors. incredible they saw what was happening and intervened but it takes someone to step in and do something about it. a lot of the neighbors expressed their appreciation. >> did she say what it was that let them know that she was being kidnapped. sometimes we over think something and people

sunny and 44 and sunday spring arrives it's pretty nice and sun to start and increasing clouds and weat 52 on tuesday, morning showers and behind that system temperatures drop again. partly sunny and 43 degrees and temperatures running 20 degrees below normal not an intense storm but a messy weekend. >> thank you. >>> abc world news tonight is next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, sharrie williams, and adam joseph and ducis rogers, and please join us for "action news" at 11:00 on channel 6. for jaime apody, cecily tynan and the entire "action news" team. we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. a peanut is not a nut. and a real john deere is actually real affordable. you learn something new everyday. the surprisingly affordable john deere e series tractors. now you can own america's tractor for just $99 a month. learn more at your john deere dealer. >>> tonight, breaking news. no proof, and still, the white house fires back. after senate leaders reveal they have found no indication, no evidence of president trump's claim that presiden

gust 40 and 50 and start 8 a.m. and goes until . as far as precipitation goes you could do a snow flurry or two this afternoon with wind coming off the lakes. winter warm advisory is posted for mountains far ought wet and could get few in67s moup tan tops sky resort are hoping forgetting thinking about reopening this weekend. surface kind of pattern here high pressure trying to build in and storm system locked up over portions of new england. and that kind of squeeze play creates winds out of north and those winds out of north will bring in klold and lock it in through the day today. highs later today this afternoon north 30s will feel like 20s all lay doing again i mentioned maybe isolated snow youry or two, daytime high clouds mixed with sunshine. wind subside slowly this afternoon. definitely if you are out and about early to late even wind blowing a bit down to 24 in the district and back to teens for many suburbs. "fox5" accuweather 7-day forecast. little tomorrow. sunshine, 4. well below where we should be. 56 is the average h

and dale off the rebound and flyers 2-0 and carolina three straight and flyers could not clear it onand a 3-2 lead late but with 42.9 seconds to play konecny trying to pass and goes to over time off of goalie skate and in just like he planned it 38 to play in the period and the flyers survive when they have no choice 4-3 and five points out of a playoff spot with 11 to go and center six 13 and the third with celtics and leading the come back and beating the buzzer with reverse lay off and hit dario saric with a slam and 23 and sixers came all the way back to beat boston 105-99 and lost 11 straight from the celtics going back to 2014 and hellickson the opening day starter but had the better spring and struck out nine and six innings against the rays and four hits and one was this home run in the sixth and phillies had two hits all game and were shut out 8-0. let's go back to the tournament this is the shot of the year did you see this fran check this out maryland's destiny slocum from three quarter court to beat the half time buzzer unreal, one more time and marched it like a soccer t

and senior health and community health and i want to acknowledge jim nick on and ebone web and their colleagues at cpmc. they talked about working with a coalition. to date, we have focused on the center of excellence for senior health in part because we wanted to learn how to get it right before we expand it to the more comprehensive area. there's a great deal of support for the work we're trying to do at saint luke's for the center of senior health, but it has been hard to get people from a lot of nonprofit agencies to participate in a planning, but i think we have an agreement with the folks at cpmc that will work on that together. it's going take time. and it's going to become more difficult because people overwhelmed in their work is going to have a harder time over the next several years so we're going to work on that together. i think -- where there's a principle we have accomplished that cpmc who -- which wants to keep seniors out of the hospitals to the extent possible, it's a goal we share, must have relationship with the community based organizations that help seniors and

you know, and a funny face on his name and clever slogans and all kinds of things and you wouldn't haveeen that level of interest four or five years ago in this country about what is happening to people and the assassination of boris blanco. people get that connection about what is happening now. our job is to sustain that awareness and to help translate it into a political agenda, a policy agenda and over the next several years will win out in this country and i think we can do that. >> so i want to get your reflections to what tom laid out, are we at a turning point? at a turning point for russia, seeing young people engaged in politics and civil participation? are we going to a turning point in other parts of eastern europe or what is your take on that. >> do you believe that we are in a crisis whether it's the turning point, i don't know yet. it's a crisis does present an opportunity that people are realizing we have a problem. and we have to address that problem. i'm not sure i agree with tom that arguments are not important, you need just the attack on pearl harbor and 9/11 to mak

sisters and aunts and uncles and neighbors and good friends.and i think another reason things got so much better for us, is that we were very lucky for eight years to have a real ally in the white house. [applaus [applause] >> and, of course, we don't have that ally anymore in the white house, needless to say. but i have to say that i'm optimistic about the future. i think we're going to go through some hard times, but we know how to fight back. we have organized. we have powerful organizations that will help us fight as individuals and as a group. we have straight allies because so many of us came out. i was so pleased to see just yesterday, in boston, there's an annual st. patrick's day parade and out vets, lbgt veterans had been marching for the last couple of years and this time, the board in charge of the parade decided that they would not let out vets march because supposedly they registered late and last year they carried a rainbow flag and they weren't supposed to do that. well, the governor of massachusetts said that he would not march

guys and get a couple reboupdz and push the ball. >> we won by 20 and they played hard and played art doesn't show how good they played. >> they had a quick game that played a game that they were ready for. they were in the ncaa tournament and we kind of got smacked in the mouth. i guess our learning point is, we get smacked in the mouth we stay in and hang in and keep taking hits and just keep throwing punches until the game is over and hope at the end we win. >> when the clock hit zero it ways win for villanova and maybe a wake-up call that the road to a repeat may not be so easy, reporting in buffalo, lesley van arsdall, eyewitness sports. >> yes, coming up later in sports lesley we'll talk more about the wake-up call and what the guys learned tonight and they will take on wisconsin it happens on saturday wisconsin out of the big ten and the big seed in this bracket. >> and we'll see new a bit. >> expectation president main sky high for the cats and dreaming up that repeat. >> alexandria hof talked to fans opt campus. >> they started to take on the feel it had last season and 'no

and and not a good nod mood.ing but because wisdom martin badgers. >> he's high happy plan is he definitely is. >> that is it for us right now. >> "fox5 local news" at 6 starts now. voders have answers after months of speculation of russia role in the presidential election. >> ronica cleary starts up off on capitol hill. >> shawn and tone didn't, well, in his opening statements today fbi director james comey said he received special permission from the department of justice to confirm that there is in fact an investigation into whether or not russians interfered with 2016 u.s. election and now with this keep in mind mike rogers and nsa director said at this time there's no evidence that this russia actually affected vote tallies in key states. and now of course, there was a lot of expectations and anticipation allegations of president obama's wire tapping during the campaign. that came up as well take a listen. >> director comey was present statement that obama had wires tapped in trump tower a true statement. >>

those being within hunters point shipyard and candle stick point and mission bay and transbay and the city and city and county of san francisco office of economic workforce development administrators that workforce program on a day to day process for the referrals as well as compliance monitoring. >> in terms of the performance during this past 6 months we saw a slight decrease in local workforce engagement of 1.2 percent overall in terms of the utilization employing as follows from the bayview hunters point that the phase two 27 percent the hunters point shipyard candle stick point which is the phase one as well as phase two of the d.b.a. is 36 percent and mission bay is - twib 21 percent and other projects 21 and and a half percent the other projects the remaining projects are 72 and 1450 franklin as a whole you should note that the district hen residents constitute 40 percent of our san francisco workforce again at the request of the commission i do have statistics in terms of where the workers reside by zip code 24 constitutes 28 and 22 approximately 16 percent 94110, 12 percent 9

and clear, calmer and cooler tonight, and spring warmth most of the day. you can see the greatest amount of clouds orr the coast, a lot less over the rest of our neighborhood so we will start today partly cloudy. we are about 10 to 15 and even 17 miles per hour this morning. we will hang around there until noon if you are heading out, and this afternoon and evening we will have the 15 to 20-mile-per-hour gusts and could get up to 35 at the coast, and by tomorrow morning it drops quickly, and that's why it's going to be cooler tomorrow morning than this morning. we will rebound nicely, low 60s at the coast, and a cold front, pretty dry here, breezy and chilly once again on thursday, but 70s and 80s by saturday. >> mission high school from san francisco, so that should be a cool experience for them. >>> the commute is looking great. i have not had any issues to talk about since we started this morning, but looking ahead further into today, 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. monday through thursday again this week, caltrans crews will be doing raw teen maintenance and in

they sit and, and have their lunch and play on -- they sit and, and have their lunch and play on that -- they sit and come and have their lunch and play on it. just for it to be part of the neighborhood. that is my hope. >> is such a beautiful addition to our public art in san francisco. thank you for joining us. it was nice to meet you. and thank you for telling us about your beautiful mural. thanks for watching "culturewire." >> [gavel] >> good morning.>> good morning ladies and gentlemen, i would like to welcome you to the regular meeting of the budget and finance committee. i am supervisor malia cohen, chairperson of this committee. to my right is the vice chair supervisor norman yee and to his right is supervisor tangand i would like to thank our friends up at sfgtv that are assisting us in broadcasting this meeting.>>> mme. clerk, do you have any announcements? >>> i think we have catherine mcguire from sfpd. >> mme. chair would you like me to call item number one. >> yes >> yescall item number one. >>[calling item 1] >> ms. mcguire welcome the floor is yours. >> good morning ca

laws, and interview aid yens, and take and deliver oaths, and identify aliens. applicants that petitioners submit must be made sure they comply with the laws and the regulations before we proceed. they conduct administrative findings for documented that adjudicated staff may use to determine an individual's ability for immigration benefit. these are aimed at verifying the circumstances, and the relationships that purport to form the basis of an immigration benefit. the findings are identifying the violations of relevant subjects of the immigration and nationality act and members of admissibility and deniability. and generally this is from a referral from the adjudicated officer or the public or another agency. the referrals are processed similarly despite the source. the officer is to review the referral, and contain enough information to be actionable. if the referral meets the criteria, the officer will open up a case known as the ndnf review, and we look at domestic center centers, witness interviews, and one or more additional interviews of the applicant or

and 8 closer to the north and west and four will be closer to the south and east and just to start 2ugh southern anne arrundel county and southern prince george county back to stafford county and really unfortunately places like leonardtown, la playta and salisburyy you're not going to see much at all talking about a inch possibly. 7 day forecast a sunny and philly today. mix arriving late monday. heavy snow overnight tapers off to few showers on midday tuesday. storm system out of hereby wednesday and fresh shot of very, very cold air expected with a hard freeze every among straight on into the end of the workweek there. that's the way it looks again all day long on social media we'll keep you up doubted an how the stonl progresses and if anything changes and again with the newscast later on tonight. tom. >> you know i >>:25. kiss wallace is the anchor on "fox" news surprised. he joins us with a preview of the show. what do you have today. >> a lot about obamacare and other issues like budget and jobs at work and focus on obamacare we have a special guest frankly the most powerful p

morning mayor and supervisors and distinguished guests and agencies and staff and members of the public it is a pleasure to be here today to join all of you as we break ground for the first brt project in san francisco we've been wanting to reach this milling and reaching this point in the project is reflective of the tireless work for the federal and state and redeeming level those who had the vision for the project those who helped fund it can and the great staff of all agencies that naektd in through the maze of approval necessary for us to reach this point as was stated earlier van ness project brt utilities the dedicated places separated from the paragraph on the u.s. 101 will be used by muni and golden gate transit route 101 and then van ness is a regional important route serving 45 thousand people driving on this road everyday and helps navigate those people from the peninsula to the south side and to the north and also obviously the main street in the city of san francisco lined with mixed use and other mixed use spaces that will enhance the traffic separation within the two mil

and anxiety and stress.the memory associated with taking the pill and the immediate relief come as a society we want instant gratification and that is a very powerful memory. when you look at the neurochemical changes in the brain that happened over the course of addiction and cross addiction, there is a big component of what did he opioids and others do the rework the system, they are reinforcing, you feel really good and form these memories and the next time you are feeling bad or stressed, depressed, the temptation is to quickly obliterate that feeling so that can drive a drug craving and over time lead to addiction. >> i think on a lot of school campuses what has driven this is football. football is a gateway to heroine addiction today because that's how we've learned to treat pain is by throwing pills at it and most places, many high school football players are kind of like the cool guys and people watch football players, lacrosse, wrestling, baseball, mainly football. what i was finding was an enormous

i went out to promenade and just walked back and forth and back and forth, electric, with the energy that came from those pages. i had to find her. so i went to my office and i >> called an editor i knew, and his him in was peter peerson. now, in those days the phones had two lines on them. so i was on one line, dialing, when another line, the red light went on. i picked up the one with the readlight it was peter peerson. -- sorry, not pearson -- marge get is cueing me on the name. davidson. peter davidson. a lot of peters. so peter said, i'm about to publish your -- publish a back by a canadian author, female, and i thought you might like to consider it. and i said, i would if the name is margaret attwood. some he said, yes. it all began. serendipity obviously. when i met her we were sitting across the table and i was very nervous about meeting her. because i knew something about her. i read her novel and had read some of their poetry, but she didn't know anything about me. when you sit down the table, the first -- got comfortable in our chairs, she asked me, what sign are you? so i

louis and i was there with his sound engineer and himself, and we hopped in his little toyota and wea frosty, fries, and the whole bit, and he would sit there and wear a captain's hat, like a sailor's cap, and i asked him about that, and he said i don't wear baseball caps, and he said chuck berry is not a salesman, and he would not only give somebody an autograph on a menu or piece of paper and he would draw a smiley face next to it, and our country treated him badly when he became a hit in the 1950s and early '60s, and he got entangled with the law, and some of them were racists encounters with police where they felt like he was influencing the rock 'n' roll noise to be too high. >> yeah, so many were influenced by chuck berry. >> we appreciate it, doug, thank you, and we are sorry for your loss, really, at the end of the day, it has to hit him. >>> still to come, the number two guy at the nsa, and what the implications are now for the future of international relations. >>> plus, northwestern may have lost in the ncaa tournament, but one of their young fans is winning the internet,

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during dry and wet wleefrn and up and down showing in orange we have two drainage spaces and john, iant to highlight the treatment plant to the west the young i did point oceanside up to the northeast the wet weather the north plant and lastly the facilities where the work will be occurring southeast the bayview hunters point the southeast control plant that was planned r planned in the 1940s and exclusions in the 1950's that's where the budget will be occurring some of the challenges are odor and noise, visible, maintaining water quality as shown the infrastructure schematic safety the wastewater has not been upgraded as the departments in the city and rational liability and now having a sea level rise so our solution for the 0 improvement program has 3 components gray meaning building more pump stations and operational green counting stormwater to slow down the movement from the system because it does get overwhelmed and the maintenance for the clean ocean as part of program established a level of service enforced by the commission and guide the project acceleration i want to point

, disease, floods, and tornadoes and fires and whatever else mother nature throws at them. year after year, they produced the safest most abundant food and fiber supply in the world, however today, growers from cross the country are facing high prices. these strong producers need a strong market for their goods. the importance of trade for agriculture, our agriculture industry cannot be overstated. and if that was not enough, over the last previous years, farmers and ranchers and rural businesses have been burdened by regulations all across the federal government. i have heard time and time again as well as many members of this committee about the costly and hard to understand regulations that endanger the ability of our producers to stay in business. this committee will continue its efforts to make government a partner in their success and not an add veer sear and this committee has a lot of work to do including the re-authorization of the farm bill. we intend to do that work in a bipartisan fashion that has served us so well in the past. in this respect, i want to thank t

during dry and wet wleefrn and up and down showing in orange we have two drainage spaces and john, iant to highlight the treatment plant to the west the young i did point oceanside up to the northeast the wet weather the north plant and lastly the facilities where the work will be occurring southeast the bayview hunters point the southeast control plant that was planned r planned in the 1940s and exclusions in the 1950's that's where the budget will be occurring some of the challenges are odor and noise, visible, maintaining water quality as shown the infrastructure schematic safety the wastewater has not been upgraded as the departments in the city and rational liability and now having a sea level rise so our solution for the 0 improvement program has 3 components gray meaning building more pump stations and operational green counting stormwater to slow down the movement from the system because it does get overwhelmed and the maintenance for the clean ocean as part of program established a level of service enforced by the commission and guide the project acceleration i want to point

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and 46 gaithersburg as well as frederick and 49 dulles and 45 winchester. forecast for the day today once we get rid of clouds, sun comes out. we stay breezy. later this afternoon highs in the mid up toer 60s. let'ch head to erin como with a check of the traffic. >> 5:06 behind me happening now. two lanes getting by 95 southbound this is by 6 19 we have two crashes now this involving tractor-trailer. all lanes temporarily blocked causing big problems and other crash at russel road. a lot of issues once you past 234 dumfries road we see a lot of backups past joplin road. traffic moving slowly. once you hit 234 head off on dumfries and take route 1 southbound and hook back to 95 southbound once you pass quantico. keep in mind you hit tap of brakes there. use caution this morning. as we forward cameras to maps we show you the long line of read and route one is a better bet you see how many miles of backed up traffic leadsing to the two crashes. aside from that montgomery hills 97 georgia avenue southbound over turned tractor-trailer slowing things down there m

i love oakland and the fans in oakland and i know that there will be disappointment and anger and i hope in the future that the fans understand it was the players and not the coaches that made this decision but it was me that made it and if they have anybody to talk to bit, it should be me and i will in the coming days try to explain to them what went into making this difficult decision. >> as much regret as may have been expressed. it came down to the owners of 750 million-dollars of public money in nevada make its way into the pockets. >> i would like to thank governor sandoval and the legislation of nevada that overwhelmingly supported this process and it will bring the raiders to las vegas. >> we are happy that the raiders are going have a home for the long term and appreciate the efforts of las vegas and nevada for making it happen. >> doesn't seem to be much recourse for oakland and its leaders and at least one group is not giving up. >> we will take the next step. taking legal action. we will contact the media and let the nfl know we will go after you and the raiders will go down.

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there is democrats and rentals on that port caucus and john a friend of mine and good democrats there are some republicans on there had are moderate building in the port and senators it understand the importance of port we have to get to out there especially the money for sea level rise and other issues important i hope that you will go to marry and start a plan for the grants we have to get the grant and need the fund and money and by all go means get the united states corps of engineers they paid for most of that when a problem in new orleans only we need the money so i'll ask you to go and make sure i know many commissioner vice president brandon will be working night and day make sure she's up at 6 in the morning (laughter). >> thank you item of the port commission to washington dc on april 26th-28, 2017 for the san francisco chamber of commerce city trip. >> >> resolution no. 17-11, the award of construction contract no. 2784, pier 23 roof repair project. >> so moved. >> second. >> is there my any public comment at this time on resolutions any public comment seeing none, public c

, and the way we think and approach -- thing below and approach sex and sexuality. there's no time tonight to get into this but i want to say few words about one area on the minds of a lot of people right now. politics. as i was writing the become, like almost maybe the room i expected hillary clinton to win the presidency. had that happened, the future of the religious liberty could have been very bleak. did not happen, though. today i hear some conservative christians breathing a sigh of relief as if donald trump's victory sounded an all-clear. don't believe it. not for one second. i am as pleased by the neil gorsuch nominationing a anyone about we have not seen yet, and we may not see at all, the'll liberty executive order that we all wanted to see from this president. nor do we see much enthusiasm in the republican congress to pass religious liberty legislation. my great fear is that conservative christians may end up having been played for fools by this administration. desperately hope i'm wrong. but let get serious, even if donald trump were a saint, he could

morning mayor and supervisors and distinguished guests and agencies and staff and members of the public it is a pleasure to be here today to join all of you as we break ground for the first brt project in san francisco we've been wanting to reach this milling and reaching this point in the project is reflective of the tireless work for the federal and state and redeeming level those who had the vision for the project those who helped fund it can and the great staff of all agencies that naektd in through the maze of approval necessary for us to reach this point as was stated earlier van ness project brt utilities the dedicated places separated from the paragraph on the u.s. 101 will be used by muni and golden gate transit route 101 and then van ness is a regional important route serving 45 thousand people driving on this road everyday and helps navigate those people from the peninsula to the south side and to the north and also obviously the main street in the city of san francisco lined with mixed use and other mixed use spaces that will enhance the traffic separation within the two mil

three inches and canfield two and a quarter and lexon reservoir an inch and a half. a nice amount of rain over the morning. and then it cleared up. we will take a close look. i will show you the tornadoes. you can see the lines and the thunderstorms going backwards. went through and missed the bay area. this is about 11:30 in the morning and you see the thunder strikes easted of sacramento and modesto. that was a line of thunderstorms. everything has moved through. we are in a position with mostly clear skies. a few showers falling to the north of us and showers are winding down and there is still more instability. more potentially showers in the bay and the mountains winter weather advisory. snowing at the higher elevations and they will get snow for the next couple of days. when i come back we will talk about the pattern that does bring more rain in the bay as we head towards the weekend here. i will see you back here. >>> there is new help for california flood victims with low interest federal loans to rebuild. the sba says the loans will be available to business

what is false and what's these people will have life-and-death power over us are really like and where they are lying and where they are, you know rising to the occasion of. host: maureen dowd most recent book is called "the year of voting dangerously". , us presidents have you covered you know? guest: well, i covered the very tail end of reagan when he was on his way out. i did a few features on him and actually i went on a trip with him to an asian economic summit and covered nancy because in those days if you are the woman you covered the woman. so, i covered nancy reagan. i did an interview with her where i failed to ask the most-- i asked her the most important question, but i failed to get the right answer which was pretty superstitious and she said a little and it knocked on wood, but it was really for micah and the plane we were in. then it turned out she was running the entire russia relationship with her astrologer deciding everything about whether we would have nuclear arms reduction, so i kind of miss the big story there, but i started there and then i was thought white hou

and my friends who support me and good times and bad. trail blazing women are not just built by women but built by a village of all people and strong men. i stand here with the men who encouraged me to be fearless. i stand here with my grandfather who has passed away who taught me how to count cards. black jack. encouraged we would make blueprints. he devoted days and he quizzed on me on interest rates. i stand here with my father who encouraged me to treat life as an ad i stand here with my husband who has always encouraged me to trust my instincts. sometimes i even wonder really? i stand here with my son who inspired me to be better than i think i'm capable of being. i stand here with general reagonses and i know that it's because of the generations that's come before me that i have had opportunities -- i offer you my shoulders to stand on [meismt] thank you for the honor as a city girl. this is a real honor. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> congratulationses again. thank you for your service. [applause] >> district 10. >> thank you

and kentucky and north carolina, and that's at 5:00, and victor, you are the only one sitting here clapping because you have gonzaga to win it all. >> let's go. >> thank you, andy. >> thank you. >>> we have breaking news to talk to you about. >> we start at the top of the hour right now. >>> breaking news this morning, here is the scene of the cameo nightclub in ohio where police are actively searching for at least two people after 15 were shot at a nightclub. they confirm one person is dead, and authorities say some of the folks who were injured were able to drive themselves to area hospitals. >> here's the update. the shooting happened overnight near that club you saw there, c cameo, and this was near cincinnati. officers were on scene acting as security as it happened, and they responded very quickly. authorities describe the scene as chaotic, and listen to officials. >> as far as what it looks like inside at this time, by the time individuals were -- the shots were fired, individuals ran outside so there's not a lot of people inside the club. i do believe it was a large crowd earlier th