>>pero ¿tÚ eres carlos arce? ¿no?todos tus partidos y bueno... perdÓn que te lo diga, pero eres todo un crak. >>era. tiene como dos aÑos que no juego. >>¿y? sigues siendo carlos arce, ¿no? >>dijiste a nombre de... ¿ti... tito? >>sÍ. ¿y quÉ te pasÓ? >>me atropellÓ un borracho y me partiÓ la pierna en tres. >>¿y cuanto tiempo duraste en rehabilitaciÓn? >>¿rehabilitaciÓn? ¡nada! >>¿nada? por quÉ? >>porque pasÉ seis meses en el hospital y cuando despertÉ me dijeron que ya no iba a poder jugar fÚtbol, ¿para quÉ, no? >>bueno, de entrada no necesitarÍas las muletas. he visto casos mucho peores que el tuyo y con la rehabilitaciÓn mejoran bastante. deberÍas intentarlo. >>sÍ, bueno, pero tÚ no sabes nada. >>no. tÚ eres el que no sabes nada, yo trabajo en rehabilitaciÓn y es por eso que te estoy diciendo esto. >>y bueno, pero yo no necesito tu compasiÓn. >>es que no se trata de compasiÓn, se trata de querer mejorar. pero bueno, si no te interesa, no te pienso rogar. ¿sabes quÉ? ya no quiero el autÓgrafo, muchas gracias. >>oye, o

the powerlines are arcing. the arcing gets explosive. you think you're watching a light show.ou're dealing with propane and electricity mixed with water and then the fire itself. all of that together makes one really dangerous situation. >> at the end of the video, the volunteer fire department has made to it the scene. they're not needed. this guy was able to put the fire out and save the dog. >>> we're celebrating this weekend by giving away a flat screen tv. >> all you need is today's buzz word. you to be 18 or older and must be a u.s. resident to enter. >> the buzz word coming up in a bit. >> good luck, everybody. ♪ >>> you never know the weird things you're going to see on public transit buses. here we go in toronto. [ screaming ] i don't know if this is an exorcism, a fight. pay attention to the girl. watch the eyes. and whatever sit that come out of her mouth. she's just shetaring into the sl of the people on the street. >> don't look at her. don't look at her. >> you hear people say, don't look at her. >> oh, my gosh. she's really freaking out. [ screaming ] >> you've

however, the power lines are arcing. then the power lines are arcing and it looks like a light show. all of that together makes one really dangerous situation. >> the volunteer fire department has made it to the scene but they're not needed because this guy is able to put the fire out and save the dog. >> if you see a hitchhiker on the side of the road in the u.s., you keep on driving. >> don't pick up hitchhikers. we've been taught that for a long time. >> this is how they deal with hitchhikers in russia. he's a brave hitchhiker. he's into the just hitchhiking on the side of the road. he goes p gets to the middle of the road. >> this is driver's way of effectively dealing with the hitchhiker. >> the driver gets out and does this. >> oh, no. >> he just threw him over that fence. >> you don't know if this guy is going to rob you, he's trying to get in your car, you got kids in the back of that minivan, creep is trying to open the door. >> just drive around him. don't throw him away like a piece of trash. i feel bad for hi

we're trying to get people to focus on the full arc of what needs to happen in disaster relief. more money going into planning and preparation and more money

and older adults programs particularly the ones that are offered out in the community places like the arc and senior center etc.. one of the members of that task force went on to write a state law that got through the senate and luckily

. >> president, arce. >> and i am thrilled to be here and the background and i have developed and built the solar power plants and some of the expertise that i hope to bring to the commission and to the department and to the city. i think that we have tremendous assets, as a city, that we earn ourself and within the city that can be exploited to greener, energy supply and to reduce our electricity and fuel usage and i hope to bring some of my expertise and add to these important issues. >> thank you. >> thank you president, arce. >> and i will be working for the committee for the past 15 years and especially in the youth services in the apa islander committee and i hope that it will help to build a stronger school education program for environmental justice and as well as reaching out to under privileged committee and that will be bet foreeverybody and so it is definitely a great experience last time and have an exciting meeting and i am looking forward to this one. >> thank you. >> and there is a chance that i will be at light, this one might be shorter. >> guarantee it. >> if you can

"carlos arce, como director tÉcnico". a mi hijo, sino tambiÉn a mi familia, a mis amigos...Én tambiÉn afecte a terceras personas y estuve a punto de acabar con la vida y el futuro de un joven brillante. pero gracias a la virgencita hoy tengo una segunda oportunidad yy le estoy encontrando un sentido a mi vida. me llamo simÓn... y soy alcohÓlico. [♪] carlos: disculpen por interrumpir. pero tenÍa que darle esto a mi princesa. >> ¿y el otro ramo? >>las otras son para la reina. para la reina... gracias por todas tus bendiciones, virgen morena, ahora sÉ que tÚ eres vida. sÉ que eres una madre amorosa que nos cuida, nos protege y nos ayuda. solo te quiero pedir que... te queremos pedir que nunca te nos alejes, por favor. [♪] cc: telemundo network captioning@telemundo.com (305) 887-3060 . >> ♪ (mÚsica)♪. >> salen nuevos detalles sobre la balacera ocurrida en el aeropuerto de los Ángeles, hablamos con los familiares de la vÍctima. >> leÓn empata con tigres de e monterrey y logra su boleto en la liguilla. >> justin bieber es ataca

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six of nine from beyond the arc, 19 in 9 fourth quarter a long arc. >>> newton has better numbers than cap but you wonder how things would have been if jim harbaugh had listened to his father-in-law. >> fearborn, you have to draft cam newton. jack harbaugh, kaepernick. he was championing kaepernick. >> the thing is, the 49ers that year did not have the number one pick. otherwise they would have taken newton. by the way, you know what harbaugh told me today? he tapes every judge judy ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, (pilot screams) (exclaiming) (school bell ringing) (barney belches) (whistle blows) (yells)

live doppler 7 hd shows what you are seeing, first, starting with the lower radar runs are arcing. the northern radar returns in the same fashion. the rain is 12,000 to 15,000' where the rain is saturated and where the radar is hitting so you are seeing the arc hitting the rain in the clouds and if anything did follow this is a huge area of dry air right under that from 12,000 feet to the surface. that is why sprinkles, at best, and maybe light rains in the north bay the next couple of hours. the big part of the system, that is well to the north with the best chance of rain to our north from mendocino county to vancouver. this is how it looks from the east bay hills. the clouds are not touching the east bay hills. it is clear over to san francisco. we will put some sprinkles, possibly some light rain in the morning forecast. we will have a little bit of clearing. that will continue tonight. we have moisture and marine patchy fog in the north bay tomorrow morning for the commute and it will be mild and dry through the extended forecast. the temperatures today are going to be warmer

at save the children we do deal with this full arc. we pre-position supplies.e buy supplies beforehand, specialist type things like medical supplies for newborn and pediatric supplies, and we pre-position those in key places around the world so that when a disaster happens we are able to get the right things in at the right time. when the disaster is in full motion we use local staff and key national staff that surge in and deal with the disaster for then and then also stay around for the long term for the recovery period. >> alexander, we're talking about a different pool of givers, aren't we? when we're talking about disaster philanthropy, and how do you keep people from being ripped off? >> yes, absolutely. i think a lot of people are concerned about getting ripped off. we also see a lot of people, like bob said, giving responsebly and to media solicitation rather than doing their due diligence and research that they might do in normal long-term giving. we urge people to seek out these resources and give proactively instead of the phone call, the e-mail and

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. >> thank you, president arce for that recommendation. i am happy to state that we started that discussion at the dependant and we are lucky to have resources at the department that we can provide to the community to engage them in the environmental work and to help them meet our environmental goals and that does mean that we have come up with a number of different rfp processes that exist in one department and we are in the process of looking at all of the rfps that we run and particularly with an eye towards of how to make sure that the bar is such that it is as many community members who want to participate and apply can do so in a way that is not confuse and straight forward and provides the most opportunity for the most groups. >> thank you for the discussion and i will be happy to come back with the staff at operations or at the full policy committee to give you a report on what we determined. >> thank you, melanie. >> any other points, public comment on this item? >> mr. brooks? >> good evening, again, eric brooks, san francisco gr

you can see a, woulder with arce tracks.e to 70 miles an hour a piece of the under carriage fell off. it touched the third rail that caused arcing and a lot of sparks according to a passenger on that train. >> between the loud noise and the feeling of hitting something got everybody's attention on the train. everybody knew it had happened. >> many passengers were held at the upstairs gate. it includes two strikes and last friday's computer glitch. >> it is irritating because bart always has issues. whoa have the bart streak and that inconvenienced a bunch of people and now this. >> all trains were running after 7:00 tonight. in san francisco, john alston, abc7 news. >> and here is a live look at san francisco international. there are no flight delays to report, but getting to the airport was a mess earlier this evening. the chp issued a travel advisory for drivers southbound on 101. it took abc7 news reporter alan wang to get from the off-ramp to terminal 2. that traffic has now cleared out. once you get to the terminal, it

arce, various requests of it and previously we might have done and so i just want to make sure that we recognize that mr. oliveira is going to work out on the things that we are going to ask him to do. >> amen to that. >> so much like commissioner is very interested in taking the commission meetings, and into the community. and i think that we discussed the road show concept. and but one of the intentions that i like to challenge ourselves to do so with a purpose and meaning that we ask them to host, that they are not just to you know, to hear the communities, and interests as well. and second, my proposal tonight is two-fold, one is to propose to a meeting in december, and there is a specific date that the next commission meeting, and both are recommended and the proposed dates are in play for us as well and discuss the second proposal of how to go forward in the future with the other community meetings. and it was in the presentation, everything else has been quick and to continue with that i will share those proposals and we can follow up by e-mail. so the recommendation for the dec

this event will kickoff the construction of two new state of the arc earthquake save hospitals in san francisco. one hospital here on this site in the center of san francisco and a second hospital at the caesar chavez in the growing neighborhoods of the southeast section of the city. today is a pivotal point in the history of the medical center and for the health care system in san francisco. for one hundred and 50 years cpmc has been providing citizens with the most advance mcavailable. with the construction of our two new hospitals we'll be in positional to continue to serve the medical needs of the residents of san francisco for decades to come. we also have with us the president of the board of supervisors david chiu and supervisor mar farrell. both supervisors along with david campos were the 3 who helped new york state the final all the time to move this project forward. we appreciate the dedication of each of you to final approval. also, we can't precede without acknowledging one person who was vitality to the success of our project lou. he lead a series of very frank and posit

mercy and the arc has worked closely with the urban school located on the same block as the locationnd the hate ashburg improvement association and the merchants association as well the schools. those groups are not also on the same page but they come together. and am a happy to move forward. >> thank you, madam clerk i have a couple of items i'll be brief. we've heard the names the lee family, renting in a and jerry any michael's and resident of the castro those are a few of the names of the people who have been evicted and their >> couple of of dozens and dozens of stories individuals and seniors people with sdblts who have been forced out. today, i'm introducing a hearing request on tenant displacement. i want to thank the analysts for going doing an outstanding job. this report by the budget analyst detailed an upswing in the evictions of san francisco including 1 hundred 70 percent of evictions reported to the retina board between 2010 and 2013 a one hundred and 70 percent there. this report confirms what i've said there is a housing crisis in san francisco. the report shows the

at every store we found items that appeared to be arced up and then put on sale. the sign said polos on sale for 1499. originally only six dollars. under that price, lower one, $18. these shirts are half of $30. peel back the tag for a lower price. how about this one, is it 50 or 30? >> he wants to -- makes you want to be where shopping there. similaryear we found pricing practices at kohl's s tores in the region. a california man is suing them a large -- alleging false advertising. catch them, they're honoring it but how many people are catching them? isthey said the retailer switching to a different pricing model. kohl's did not respond to repeated requests for comment. we have more online. >> hundreds of thousands of arginians will pay slightly lower rate to keep their warms -- their homes warm. the sales will equal $.11 a month. and columbia they said they'll -- they will save an average of $10 a month. we had so much rain, two to three inches, some of it will evaporate. all these puddles in standing water may not. ice and maybe a lot of it in spots. here is a

i think he likes hillary i think it's you know he always like hillary one of the great kind of the arc of the that relationship obama and the clintons over the course of the two books you know they all like liked each other back when he ran for senate hillary loved him he thought she was great when he got to the senate it looked like they were going to be friends the long arc of then their rivalry him because of her becoming secretary of state and now after this courtship the more talked about the way in which clinton got integrated into obama world there's still moments of tension right but in the end right now. the obama's in the clintons are college one big political family a lot of obama's. infrastructure a lot of his former advisors have kind of drifted to her you know a lot of his former supporters in elective politics have drifted to her none of them really drifting to joe biden who you might have thought would be the recipient of that kind of support they're all kind of making their way into clinton world it's an incredible thing given the bitterness of two thousand and eight t

i think he likes hillary i think it's you know he always like hillary one of the great kind of the arc of the that relationship obama and the clintons over the course of the two books you know they all like liked each other back when he ran for senate hillary loved him he thought she was great when he got to the senate it looked like they were going to be friends the long arc of then their rivalry him because her becoming secretary of state and now after this courtship the more talked about the way in which clinton got integrated into obama world there's still moments of tension right but in the end right now. the obama's in the clintons are college one big political family a lot of obama's. infrastructure a lot of his former advisors have kind of drifted to her you know a lot of his former supporters in elective politics have drifted to her none of them really drifted to joe biden who you might have thought would be the recipient of that kind of support they're all kind of making their way into clinton world it's an incredible thing given the bitterness of two thousand and eight that

. >> given the arc, given the arc. house. >> back inside the house. >> coming to the door, coming to the door. >> a search warrant. >> police search want. come to the door. come to the door. >> police clear the house within minutes. they find the tenant, a maniac latin disciple and his family inside. they take him into custody and begin searching the premises while the neighborhood watches. the last thing that investigators expect to happen, however, is to walk away with almost nothing. they find a misdemeanor amount of marijuana and a weapon but not the weapons they counted on. >> you have two options. charge and go to court tomorrow or you go work with police. i know there was guns at your house. you moved them. i'm going to take that weed and the paraphernalia and send it to the state lab. after that, i can charge you any team i want. and within the next week, you hand me two guns this is how use case is going to go away. >> a lot ofs ago on the block. a lot of people seeing them get hit, seeing him let go. we will

i think he likes hillary i think it's you know he always like hillary one of the great kind of the arc of the that relationship obama and the clintons over the course of the two books you know they all like liked each other back when he ran for senate hillary loved him he thought she was great when he got to the senate it looked like they were going to be friends the long arc of then their rivalry him because of her becoming secretary of state and now after this courtship the more talked about the way in which clinton got integrated into obama world there's still moments of tension right but in the end right now. the obama's in the clintons are college one big political family a lot of obama's. infrastructure a lot of his former advisors have kind of drifted to her you know a lot of his former supporters in elective politics have drifted to her none of them really drifted to joe biden who you might have thought would be the recipient of that kind of support they're all kind of making their way into clinton world it's an incredible thing given the bitterness of two thousand and eight th

i think he likes hillary i think it's you know he always like hillary one of the great kind of the arc of the that relationship obama and the clintons over the course of the two books you know they all like liked each other back when he ran for senate hillary loved him he thought she was great when he got to the senate it looked like they were going to be friends the long arc of then their rivalry him because of her becoming secretary of state and now after this courtship the more talked about the way in which clinton got integrated into obama world there's still moments of tension right but in the end right now. the obama's in the clintons are colleague one big political family a lot of obama's. infrastructure a lot of his former advisers have kind of drifted to her you know a lot of his former supporters in elective politics have drifted to her none of them really drifted to joe biden who you might have thought would be the recipient of that kind of support they're all kind of making their way into clinton world it's an incredible thing given the bitterness of two thousand and eight

i think he likes hillary i think it's you know he always like hillary one of the great kind of the arc of the that relationship obama in the clintons over the course of the two books you know they all like liked each other back when he ran for senate hillary loved him he thought she was great when he got to the senate it looked like they were going to be friends the long arc of then their rivalry him because her becoming secretary of state and now after this courtship the more talked about the way in which clinton got integrated into obama world they're still moments of tension right but in the end right now the. the clintons are college one big political family a lot of obama's. infrastructure a lot of his former advisors have kind of drifted to her you know a lot of his former supporters in elected politics have drifted to her none of them really drifted to joe biden who you might have thought would be the recipient of that kind of support they're all kind of making their way in the clinton world it's an incredible thing given the bitterness of two thousand and eight that where they'

and older adults programs particularly the ones that are offered out in the community places like the arc and senior center etc.. one of the members of that task force went on to write a state law that got through the senate and luckily stalled in the assembly rationing classes specifically nutrition and exercise classes foreseen i , seniors because it wasn't academic enough so there's an ugly force going on in the state to really really cut back on services for our aging population which is pretty ironic since we're probably all going to age. >> thank you mr. fitch. >> next item on the agenda is -- do we ask questions of speakers at the public comment? >> all right, well first we'll start with star then. oh that's a mistake. okay. >> this is such an important issue i wanted to ask a couple of questions if i may. have you heard anything since supervisor campos's hearing regard burdens on their transportation issues and is a survey of all dialysis patient 's that are being treated -- have you learned anything about whether space may be potentially available to keep dialysis right at sf gen

. >> we can provide them some very modest relief, but keeping the sanctions arc tuck tru architecn placere sanctions in place so that if it turned out during the course of the six months when we are trying to resolve some of these bigger issues that they are backing out of the deal, they are not falling through on it, or they are not willing to go forward and finish the job of giving us assurances that they are now developing a nuclear weapon, we can crank the dial back up. >>> simon mcgregor wood joins us now in geneva. he's covering the talks, simon, good to see you. john kerry making an unscheduled trip to join day two of the talks, the french minister is also on his way we now here to geneva what are you hearing there of the prospect of success. >> reporter: well, i think the general feeling here, jonah is that the arrival of the big guns if you like on the international community's side. don't forget the iranian foreign minister himself has been here throughout the process is a harbinger of perhaps ideal being tantalizingly close. the language being used generally is that katherine

so the idea of one storyline -- theby the way, "murder in first" has a first season arc that's only 10 episodes long. so in theory, if you didn't watch it week to week to week, when it was over, you could go suppose,x or tnt, i and you could just order it up in watch the whole thing four or five nights. does it make things easier, more difficult, given the role that you play? luxury,ively, it's a because you just have more time to do what you do. longer, youook it get to think about it more. with having toed bang out the 19th script of the season in four days or three days. you really can be a little more thoughtful. so on that level, it's easier. on another level, it's harder, because the economics of a 10 or 12 episode season are much more constrained than if you're doing a typical network show where you have 22 shows to make, and even though that's a very hectic pace, there is more money to spend. to a certain extent, you really can throw money at problems that arise from that kind of production schedule. tavis: those challenges notwithstanding, he is still doing it because he must

. >>> the staff of a teenager is prompting new legislation to regulate toy guns arcs announcing imitation firearm safety act. the bill amending what a imitation firearm is and what the toys have to look like. this after this young boy, andy lopez was shot and killed by a sheriff deputy last month. that deputy mistook the toy gun for an ak 47. >> let's turn your attention now to 50th anniversary of the death of president john f kennedy in dallas. join me in a moment of silence in honor of the life of john fitzgerald kennedy. >> and that marked the moments when shots rang out and killed the president in 1963 on this date. let's go live now to dallas for more from christine dobbin, who is there. christine? >> reporter: dan for those who remember that date they say kennedy inspired a generation and gave them a lot of hope, hope that was renewed after today's service. it was serious and understated. for many attending a way for them and a city to heal. >> when you're born in this state and this happened in your state, you're proud of your state we needed a closure to just say we're okay. he wa

, para que se utiliza. >>> sabes lo que es arce? amÉrica" imagÍnate amiga. >>> amigo muchas gracias. cÓmo estÁn, familia de "despierta amÉrica", que gusto saludarlos, alan quÉ tal el posolito que te comiste ayer? valiÓ la pena por el fÚtbol no? >>> sÍ, como no, un 5 a s1, me estÁs checando condenada. (risas) >>> te estoy checando, amigos de "despierta amÉrica", y alguien que tenemos bien checadita, es nada mÁs y nada menos que a carmen salinas ayer a la noche, se fue a un teatro en la ciudad de mÉxico, como ella dice bombos no se metan con ninel conde, veamos quÉ hizo en ese teatro y cÓmo y por quÉ defendiÓ a la juez de "mira quiÉn baila" ninel conde el bombÓ"bombÓn asesino." >>> carmen salinas acudiÓ a develar la placa de la cien representaciones de la puesta en escena de no soy lo que soÑÉ de rosita pelayo. >>> es una gran mujer y mucho mejor amiga, la adoramos y queremos, vamos, una, dos, tres. (aplausos) >>> la productora dejÓ claro que su intervenciÓn a "perfume de gardenia", fue fundamental en el contenido de la obra. defendiÓ

we're presented with an opportunity to build something incredible on those two piers a state of the arc center that's between our golden gate bridge. besides building all the things this project is going to stand out like i said to me it's in a perfect spot. along the waterfront i've heard it's not good but i think it's good. i ask the commissioners to please support this project and the buildings. thank you very much >> thank you. thank you, president fong and commissioners i'm dennis. i teach in the san francisco public high schools and around the diamond consulting education practice i've been developing sports mruthsz for many years i want to thank the warriors and i have been proposing to the warriors that they include the classrooms inside the arena. i want to thank them for moving their community room inside the rather than to provide educational space. in addition to providing high school and career development pathway programs this arena can be accessible year around for agencies throughout the bay mare area. i want to mention for the sake of the public that may not have seen e

transgender community are ignoring both to be another service and we can do it all in the state of the arc facility that's a shining example to all of this city's undying testament for those who are surviving with multiple chronic conditions and poverty and the like. we've been doing it and now we get to do it in style (clapping) >> so - enough from me you'll hear some more thank you's but i'd like to introduce margaret she's the director of the san francisco department of health and she's been a champion and in those moment when we needed help to get through some rough spots to make sure we got this off the ground she was there and creativity in findings solutions to making this day possible. marcelina >> (clapping) >> okay. i'm not moving because i don't want you to see me we just need to fix it. okay mayor, is supervisor kim here >> yes. >> supervisor kim, director of public health garcia and t nc partners really want to welcome you and we're very, very pleased you're here to share the occasion. the new clinic is actual one of the first grants that we've built since 1969. not only is th