happy thanksgiving to you. >> and happy thanksgiving to you as well. the turkey trot as we were mentioning in san jose still on as far as we know. let's talk to care kari as well. you have our thanksgiving forecast. >> that pi thanksgiving. this is right at heading street and guadalupe airport. over here, sjc not too far away from here. just to give you an idea what we're looking at once you head out this morning. here is a live look outside in san jose. i see flashing lights there. i don't know if that has anything to do with it. of course they're covering a wide area where they're searching for those suspects. it is very chilly outside as you head out this morning or just getting up to keep an eye out. 42 degrees in san jose. oakland also 42 degrees. san francisco has dropped down to 44 degrees. we have some mid to upper 30s in parts of the north bay. so definitely a morning to bundle up. if you're getting ready for the turkey trot today, it will be a very nice one. a lot of sunshine and cool start. it will be 61 degrees for the high today for the pen

merrimack valley as well as western mass. i think that we will bay pass on the flurries here in eastern massachusetts. if we do see anything again this isn't going to stay on the ground. lit melt right away for us. we've had warm pattern the jet stream further to north. that changes into next week. the jet stream dives southward and as it does so ushers some cool canadian air into new england. so we have a pretty makeshift headed our way by the start of xt term of the temperatures. and which monday it will be cool. highs today in the mid upper 50s for most of us. i think boston looking at temperature around 60 degrees. very comfortable conditions. lows tonight seasonable. couple of spot mid to low 30ings. we could have a couple of orange, norwood in upper 20s with clear skies. relatively light wind. your 7 on 7 forecast showing we keep things mild starting out with mostly sunny skies. few additional clouds by the it's cool. temperature struggling to reach 40 degrees and your turkey day looks to be pretty seasonable temperatur

it will be mild as well, with temperatures in as well as into the evening hours. overnight lows will fall into the 30s. winds pick up a little tomorrow as a cold front approaches. thursday will feature plenty of sunshine, but also breezy southwest winds. highs tomorrow will be even milder than today - into the mid 60s for some. the cold front will track through thursday night into friday. it won't bring much rain with it and we'll stay dry into the weekend. a few more clouds are possible friday, with more seasonable conditions in the low 50s. both friday and saturday will be cool sunday with upper 50s for highs. it will be another quiet day for all across eastern iowa. high pressure is still in control through the midweek. it will be mild as well, with temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. skies will be clear today as well as into the evening hours. overnight lows will fall into the 30s. winds pick up a little tomorrow as a cold front approaches. thursday will feature unify americans and, recreational use of marijuana will soon be legal in some a pizza deliver

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i'm manager of the tour program as well as i am the historyian of city hall. this building is multifaceted to say the very least it's a municipal building that operates the city and county of san francisco. this building was a dream that became a reality of a man by the name of james junior elected mayor of san francisco in 1912. he didn't have a city hall because it was destroyed in the earth wake of 1906. construction began in april of 1913. in december 1915, the building was complete. it opened it's doors in january 1916. >> it's a wonderful experience to come to a building built like this. the building is built as a palace. not for a king or queen. it's built for all people. this building is beautiful art. those are architecture at the time when city hall was built, san francisco had an enormous french population. therefore building a palace in the art tradition is not unusual. >> jimmie was an incredible individual he knew that san francisco had to regain it's place in the world. he decided to have the tallest dome built in the united states. it's now sta

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as well as just over all maintenance, and garage pick up as well as the shuttle. and so those have been budgeted for a maximum not-to-exceed of $ $500,000. and that is through december of 2018. >> what may occur, and which is very much likely, is that we will start construction in that area, which would put us in a position where we would stop these temporary service frz occurring. and start construction in the area in question. >> so, our thought process was to make sure that we covered what would be the maximum through december, 2018. and so it could be a situation whereas early as the end of 17, that we will start construction and in the area there, and rebuilding the on and off-ramp structure and rebuilding the areas in question, there with the eastbound off-ramps. >> i appreciate it and in terms of what commissioner peskin was suggesting i was not fully understanding what you were suggesting. >> what i was suggesting is that in so far as this all seems to be in flux and this may be resolved in 17, i am just not sure why we are agreeing to execute an memo of a

the program delivers meals to seniors who are home bound as well as at several dining sites across the seven county region that heritage serves. last year that totalled out to be more than 320,000 meals. statewide, about 72,000 iowa seniors don't know when or where two-thirds of those who get a meal from heritage are at or below the federal poverty level. telethons like today's that can help solve this problem. volunteers can handle the phone calls at the phone bank. here's the number 319-399-6000. and you can donate online. we have a link on our home page at kcrg.com. or volunteers to help with cooking or transportation of the meals to help you can find a link to that as well online at kcrg.com or contact the heritage organization, 319-398-5559. >>> now bring in meteorologist chris hadley. we're seeing a much calmer day outside. some sunshine out there. a return of the sun, but just savor it. >> a much different story from yesterday's weather. today will likely be the sunniest day we'll have all week. take a look live at our manchester city cam. blue skies in delaware county. temperat

as well as just over all maintenance, and garage pick up as well as the shuttle. and so those have been budgeted for a maximum not-to-exceed of $ $500,000. and that is through december of 2018. >> what may occur, and which is very much likely, is that we will start construction in that area, which would put us in a position where we would stop these temporary service frz occurring. and start construction in the area in question. >> so, our thought process was to make sure that we covered what would be the maximum through december, 2018. and so it could be a situation whereas early as the end of 17, that we will start construction and in the area there, and rebuilding the on and off-ramp structure and rebuilding the areas in question, there with the eastbound off-ramps. >> i appreciate it and in terms of what commissioner peskin was suggesting i was not fully understanding what you were suggesting. >> what i was suggesting is that in so far as this all seems to be in flux and this may be resolved in 17, i am just not sure why we are agreeing to execute an memo of a

worcester as well as orange out to the connecticut river valley. something to keep in mind for travel through tonight even the evening hours if this is date night for you. current temperatures in the low 40's, fitchburg dunn through worcester, 46 in boston, we have this mitch moisture in near the surface it's hard for those temperatures to budge a whole lot. i think as cold as it gets tonight in the coldest spots will be in the mid 30's so we're not so much concerned with any surfaces overnight tonight like we were the last couple nights. maybe some isolated light showers and make their way in and then tomorrow we do have some more wet weather in store for us although it's light showers, south and east, more likely to see that some of us stay dry tomorrow and get some peeks of sunshine. 42 to 50 degrees. the bigger picture of the weekend showing even more sun on the way appropriately for sunday and we've got breezy conditions that day as well. wet weather holds off until we hit the middle ex come in just a few minutes. >>> everyone is dealing with

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still in the mid 50s as well as martha's vineyard. quite the temperature difference as you head to northwest verses southeast. a little bit of moisture pushing through this is really just light rainfall some sprinkle here this morning. that's what we continue to see rainfall. >> we're following breaking news this morning. we five people are dead after tornadoes tear through the south. 7 sarah french here in the newsroom with breaking details. >>> we're just learning two people have died in tennessee because of the storms. and alabama a twister slammed into a 24-hour day care center critically injuring four people there. more than a dozen building were destroyed. three people who were killed were all in a mobile home in the northeastern alabama community. another person in the home was critically injured. the tornado effected an area of homes and businesses that covered nearly half a mile. right now authorities were searching door to door for any other damage. possible tornadoes were also reported across several county in northern alab

the key focus as well as to make sure we are connected to the short-haul. through, about to of our capacity connect long-haul, so that has been good growth for us as well. rishaad: looking ahead, long-term growth plans, you will be growing the business. you say you will not be ordering more aircraft. you will be ordering more at some point. surely it is better to do it now rather than later. what sort of planes would you order? >> we really have a delivery schedule. in 2018, we are one of the first take ups for the upgraded version of our current aircraft, so that is 14% more fuel-efficient. the only reason i decided to not take aircraft next year is because we were just coming out of restructuring and i didn't not want to dump too much capacity in the market. in 2018, those aircraft come in the second half, and i believe that will be a game changer for us, and that will be for growth as well as fleet replacements. some of our older aircraft will hit 8-10 years, but our average ages 5.1 years. we have 69 aircraft coming in for the next 10 years as well. ris

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that's the trend into the afternoon as well. i think we'll see a couple of additional clouds here in boston as we make our way into the afternoon as well. still pro dominantly sunny. a couple of sprinkles yesterday. so far we haven't made a dent in terms of the drought. you can see most of us here throughout massachusetts are at that extreme to severe drought level. really could use to get back to normal values. we're about ten inches under -- ten inch of deficit here. we definitely will continue to need to add on in teryls of moisture. we don't have a lot of that headed our way. we had a front through the middle of the work week. that's what brought us trace amounts of rain. couple of us close to tenth of an inch. this front will not pack a bunch with moisture either. it will usher in breezier conditions and cooler air. by friday we're talking about mp into the afternoon as that front pushes through. we usher in that cooler air with breezy conditions you will notice it's significantly cooler tomorrow. today looks to be more mild

as well as, we have two new restaurants food service venues coming to the island.[inaudible] where we currently are is housing us tonight and they're planning to open later in december for doing continuing operations and then also as we discussed previously, there will be a container restaurant developed at avenue at homes and ninth street across from the new dog part. called their seat i would like to invite which the betty to come up and say a few words describing a facility as well as speaking to the shuttle service they visit with the opening of the new bike path on the west-east and stance span of the bay bridge. he was good evening beach or matters of the board richard-development authority. the first item i have here was an overall rendering of the area. so if you look at the area where the great lawn area you will see a container composition of some containers. we broke ground on tuesday this week. we started laying out some of the base rock and leveling the area to purveyor for some of the containers that the tenant has purchased and hopefully we will star

the residents as well as people with organizations particularly one set of children. our doors are always open and we love to have you come sit with us. i went to daughter executive director travis lund. he and his team do a fantastic job of making sure were accessible to our community and a genoa thank you and for your time. also i just want to mention i'm going to leave our interval reports good as some nice stories about our program and the map in our comments are included for the record. thank you. >>[applause] >> any other people speaking on this issue? so i am so glad that you have come to a compromise and that we can accommodate the moving as well as the sailing center. both uses are important to treasure island and i know the sailing center has done so much for use in this area teaching them sailing techniques and giving those lessons and getting them on the bait. so i am glad that the marina is able to change some of their plans and basically a compromise. we are very glad to see it. yes, mr. dunlop >> i want is a muscle car. this is so great. thank you for c

berkeley as well. you had another person who was not muslim but was wearing a head scarf because she had lupus. she had her car broken into and a note saying hateful things. >> and she's not even muslim. >> exactly. so we have received a number of calls and messages and, you know, care has found 111 cases around the country. and that's a very small number compared to what is actually happening because people don't want to either come out, or they don't know where to come out to. >> 111 cases over what period of time? >> this is just within the election time. >> just within the election time. bianca, as a young student at fremont high school in oakland, and you're hearing these stories. you've heard matthew talk. you've heard samina talk. how are you understanding what they're saying, and how does it hit home for young people like you? >> well, talking as a young latina female in a very urban area and very diverse, honestly, we are all terrified what can happen just hearing based on her stories, you kno

kelly ann: a warmer afternoon as well, the upper 50's. lots to look forward to as we're ending off this weekend just right and kicking off the next week, we have temperatures into the 60's several look at the seven-day forecast coming up. we have 45 in downtown boston. worcester at 40 degrees. a few 30's as we move inland. orange at 39. pittsfield at 39 degrees as well. but the overall feel of the air is quite a bit milder. that's not only because of the thermometer but also because the winds aren't quite as strong either. we do have a few clouds moving through for this morning. these clouds are actually helping to serve as a blanket. that is why temperatures are a bit warmer for this morning, yesterday morning at this time, our skies were completely clear. and that's why many of us dropped into the 20's. we actually saw wind chills down into the teens. so there's wispy clouds moving through right now for us. but we're getting in for sunshine later today with that nice west wind pulling in that sunshine from the west and those mild conditi

it is definitely catchup for the airline as well as the airport. dia tweeting out just within the last hour or so that they are working to get rid of all that snow on the runways now, especially since there isn't new snow expected. a lot of ground to make up for given the challenges last night with the vendors working with united. live at dia, shawn chitness, cbs4 morning news. >>> shawn, thank you very much. you can get your weather on the go with our free app. >>> take a look, 12th and broadway is back open after a hit-and-run in denver. this crash happened last night around 6:30. apparently a driver hit and injured a person near the intersection. police now are looking for a white van that may have a ladder attached and one front head light out. >>> a judge is expected to sentence two men accused of starting a wildfire in nederland over the summer. they were visiting from alabama and investigators say they did not do enough to put out their camp fire. the flames spread to 500 acres and destroyed 8 homes. way to peru after a visit to berlin. he m

the museum as well. the exhibits for visitors they can really interact, they really get to walk a and spend good family time doing things like that. >> there are all kinds of events between black friday and december 31 so, you know a lot of family oriented things like studio saturday. a shopping party at the museum with major discounts on saturday december 3. >> okay. >> and then studio saturday with santa on december 10. >> got to get your visit in with santa. >> absolutely. santa is going to be helping teach art classes so yeah it >> super neat. are there new exhibits you have coming this year? >> you know, the focus is really on david lens. it has exceeded our wildest expectations in every way, shape and form. the museum is crowded every day. >> yeah. and ann marie craig let's talk about downtown west bend. this picture is really neat. is this available at the museum or these are notable buildings in west bend? >> they are notable buildings in washington county. washington county at the history center

as well as just over all maintenance, and garage pick up as well as the shuttle. and so those have been budgeted for a maximum not-to-exceed of $ $500,000. and that is through december of 2018. >> what may occur, and which is very much likely, is that we will start construction in that area, which would put us in a position where we would stop these temporary service frz occurring. and start construction in the area in question. >> so, our thought process was to make sure that we covered what would be the maximum through december, 2018. and so it could be a situation whereas early as the end of 17, that we will start construction and in the area there, and rebuilding the on and off-ramp structure and rebuilding the areas in question, there with the eastbound off-ramps. >> i appreciate it and in terms of what commissioner peskin was suggesting i was not fully understanding what you were suggesting. >> what i was suggesting is that in so far as this all seems to be in flux and this may be resolved in 17, i am just not sure why we are agreeing to execute an memo of a

we appreciate the port for there partnership as well as well as the san francisco guyants to have the event where we had. it was wonderful and well attended by a whole host of people. we were grateful to have mayor lee there as well as senator dianne feinstein and supportive of our department and particularly the fire boat and when she was mayor and we talked about that day there were many types that the funding for the fire boat was suggested to go away and she was unwavering in the support so it was fitting to have her christian the boat that day. thank you for being there and your comments that morning. president covington and you know i pay tribute to all the members of the department but specifically for the boat, station 35 and past, present and future members of the fire boat. it's a wonderful asset for the department, the city, the region, and so we thought that went off very well. with regards to strategic plan currently the plan -- there's updates to the plan that reflect the concerns and input from members of the planning committee. mr. corso and maureen, the fire secretary

regional temps also stayed chilly this morning and not too much of a warm up as well today as most of the state stayed below average ((paul joncich)) sure you're prepared for freezing temperatures. of course you'll want to wrap or insulate any exposed pipes outside your house. repairing a burst pipe can be costly. a simple insulating sleeve just slides right over and it protects everything. purchased for around 30-bucks. if the pipes in your home do freeze, make sure to turn off the main water line and call a plumber. if you have a pool, it's recommended you keep the filter running during the really cold nights and mornings./// ((christianne klein)) >>> u-n-l-v police have sent out an alert about an attack on a female student at the campus u-n-l-v police say the student was attacked tuesday night as she was walking down harmon across a campus parking lot the attacker the victim managed to get away. u-n-l-v police say they're beefing up their presence on-campus in light of the incident. they do not have a clear description of the male attacker. if you have any information about what ha

tomorrow morning as well. tomorrow, most of central and southern new hampshire is just rain showers off and on scattered. rain and snow in the mountains and once north for tomorrow. coming to an end friday evening. as we head into saturday and sunday for the weekend it's looking better. any snow showers would likely just be far northern new hampshire. sunday we could see a flurry but most of the snow activity on sunday will also be in the mountains. in terms of accumulations it areas north and west of concord that you could see around lake sunapee and lebanon, upper valley and toward the monadnock region you to be at higher elevations see any type of dusting. further north you could see a dusting to an interest so overnight into early tomorrow morning. low temperatures we are looking for. upper 20's to the north and low to mid 30's elsewhere. black friday and it will be milder. mostly rain showers but a couple areas mixing in the north country. here's a sneak peek at saturday with temperatures making it upper 4

president addressed the press, obama) "and that's why requires, but it is one of those reassurance, as well as a dig, almost a warning-- as he is asked point- blank, are you (pres. obama) "he is coming to in that way. and that can serve him well." (pres. obama) "do i have concerns? absolutely. of course i have got concerns." (pres. obama) "and you know, one of the things i advised him dug in and thought through how various issues play themselves out." he said in his meeting with the president- elect last week, donald trump did express a commitment to nato, despite his rhetoric on the trail- and is now rethinking important for us to let him make optimism there, even as his president, saying reflection will be healthy for democrats and-- for donald trump. him well unless he recognizes them and corrects them." "and if things get worse, then the american people will figure that out pretty quick. and if things get better, then more power to him. and i will be the first to congratulate him." later this week, the president will head to germany, and he'll be meeting with other european leaders. new

as well as just over all maintenance, and garage pick up as well as the shuttle. and so those have been budgeted for a maximum not-to-exceed of $ $500,000. and that is through december of 2018. >> what may occur, and which is very much likely, is that we will start construction in that area, which would put us in a position where we would stop these temporary service frz occurring. and start construction in the area in question. >> so, our thought process was to make sure that we covered what would be the maximum through december, 2018. and so it could be a situation whereas early as the end of 17, that we will start construction and in the area there, and rebuilding the on and off-ramp structure and rebuilding the areas in question, there with the eastbound off-ramps. >> i appreciate it and in terms of what commissioner peskin was suggesting i was not fully understanding what you were suggesting. >> what i was suggesting is that in so far as this all seems to be in flux and this may be resolved in 17, i am just not sure why we are agreeing to execute an memo of a

and new jersey and mid 30s for lehigh valley as well as delaware. these temperatures still going to climb to upper 40s to low 50s. pretty similar to yesterday in the afternoon. also the winds are going to start to pick up again. very similar to what we saw on our saturday. the difference will be a little more clear conditions than what we saw yesterday. we're already starting to note that on the board. a more sunny forecast. through philadelphia today, 42 at 9:00 a.m., 41 by 9:00 p.m. forecasting right in the low 50s. in the suburbs we will cap in the upper 40s. 47 the temperature by 1:00. right around there for the lehigh valley. parts of new jersey, delaware, pretty similar to low 40s by 9:00 a.m. by 1:00 in the afternoon, upper 40s to close to 50 degrees. those clear conditions as we move into the overnight. a good forecast today. pretty good for your monday, as well. we'll talk more about monday the forecast for the eagles game and when rain chances start to return coming up. >> one, two, three! >> the holiday season is officially under way in p

it found that pickpocketing surged more than 30% in as well as on trains and buses. the hottest items were smartphones. metro has also seen a surge in thefts in parking garages. >>> well, help is on the way for you to find more parking in herndon. ground was broken this afternoon on a new parking garage a the herndon reston park and ride here. it will add more than 2,000 spaces and will replace an existing surface parking lot. a pedestrian bridge will connect line station. in the meantime, you can park there to use ride sharing and public transit. the garage should be finished in spring of 2017. >>> does something about your car seem off? well, have you ever thought, i really need to call somebody about this? the u.s. government wants to make that easier for you to complain. national traffic safety administration wants to require automakers to place labels on sun visors with all the labels would also inform drivers and passengers that complaints could spur an investigation or a possible recall. >>> so we've had black friday, small business saturday, cyber monday, givi

the air will be busy as well. plenty of people will be traveling through philadelphia international airport. in fact, this is the airport's busiest day of the year. in the thick of it all is nbc 10's monique braxton. she's watching the crowds, the boards, and the security lines. monique? >> that's right, rosemary. looking over my shoulder right now, there seems to be a much smaller crowd now compared to what we've seen over the past 2 1/2 hours. phl's spokesperson says 85,000 travelers will pass through these terminals, though, in the past couple of hours we've been watching the departure board. no delays so far. and flights across the country are leaving from phl. we've also been talking to some of the thousands preparing to go through security. the lines appear to be moving smoothly, no impediments, if you are arriving soon expect strict luggage size check. tsa employees are adhering to the size restriction as one passenger found out. >> you'll have to check your bag. i don't know why. they said i can't take it

and for your support and from ntc we have executive director steve preminger as well. thank you, steve. steven has a striped cap. [inaudible] so you've got the biggest giants fan up here as what could i'd also like to recognize several people who were unable to be here today. who provided critical advocacy legislative and funding support for this project. senators feinstein and boxer, sen. state sen. mark leno. former state sen. carol mcginn and assembly member john amato at the time. this project was $90 million project funded by federal highway bridge program funds. not easy to get. and state prop b b1 funds as well as local match provided by tida and it was through their efforts were able to help secure those funds. gov. schwarzenegger brown, and sec. bonner reinhardt, kelly and caltrans dir. kempton [inaudible] generations of leadership at the state level have all been great partners in support to our project as well. of course, radical california division administrative [inaudible] who cannot be here again but we do have mr. cole who will be speaking. going back to

district, a competitive district. >> we want to check in with the arizona republican party headquarters as well. >> the chairman took the stage moments ago. donald trump is leading in secretary of state, as long as there is a five-point difference between trump and clinton, they will be able to call this race even with 100,000 early ballots still uncounted. the crowd is loud and boisterous. all of those big moments have been happily - - happening. calling trump victories. >> people were jumping up and down and they were so excited, just going wild. >> you can feel the energy, people screaming, some people actually crying, hugging, saying they did not know if they could make it to this point. and we talked to a lot of people in the audience. confident that she would make it here. and another guy said he believed it from the start. and he had no objection to the idea that donald trump would be president tonight. this is what those supporters told me in the crowd. >> i am feeling confident. and i hope there is a good move in the world. >> i've been talking to my friend, to win. >> people were yell

viewpoints as to what is going on, i have-i am organizing and have tasked our city administrator, as well as dbi, but also this department of emergency management, to co-lead a great group of experts that are, there are no contractual relationship to any of the of buildings under construction or buildings that have been constructed to give us as a city and the board of supervisors a independent transparent analysis of the geotechnical engineering challenges that might be associated with the sinking and the tilting. we will, for lack of a better phrase, get to the bottom, of making sure we understand much better not only what is going on and causing, but that we want to go well beyond the 301 mission building and take a look at established buildings, new buildings, those that are proposed and under design, and to match up with the best and higher level safety engineering that we may be required. we will of course, absorb those engineering reports that are currently under scrutiny as well as those that are being conducted by current owners and developers, but we will also add to that a good

takes place, obviously the rain is on the way already starting to over spread portions every berks, as well as lancaster county. so just matter of time folks. this is large system we're tracking here. so here are the bullet points, all of the rain arriving 7:00 this morning if it hasn't already. that obviously means it is here for the morning rushment some of the rain could be heavy as well. i highly suggest you walk out the door with the umbrella or some type of rain gear. you will be thanking yourself not just this morning but pretty much all day long, dealing with reduced visibility from the rain, likely fog to develop as well. obviously, again, sort of just we repeat it just for repeating sake. you want to slow down. you will want to use caution, hopefully actually watching us right now, set the alarm a little extra early, you will need the extra time here today. 50 degrees, current temperature at philadelphia international airport. actually mid 50's right now, wildwood, dover, millville, very, very mild start to the day. actually going to rebounds, look at this, to the 60s, so folks, s

it is anticipated with moderate coastal flooding possible as well. thor 40s low 50s. it's pretty mild out there. winds will pick up a little as we head into the day. breezier than yesterday. winds so far have been calm. a look at temperatures as we head into the lay morning hours and the afternoon we don't warm up too much from here. 51 degrees bed today. 52 degrees boston. you see the oranges anden reds that means we're looking at heavy rainfall as well. we do have the chance for some bands and pockets of heavy rainfall today. that could cause localized urban flooding oe especially again in boston here. temperatures in up thor -- upper 40s. that's the trend into tonight. showers all day long and into the overnight hours. we could see some patchy fog by this evening through the overnight hours as well. later today we see temperature arrive into tonight. couple of degrees even after dinner time. east of the 495 loop. here's a look at rainfall totals you're looking at potentially an inch and a half two inches of rainfall. highs in the upper 40s and low 50s. that's what w

which we stopped in 2013 with both extensive board review as well as stakeholder review.it also asks us to catalog any fair or service equity analyses that we are done in the three-year period. so every time we bring a major service change to this board or eight there changed to this board, we evaluate it to make sure that it doesn't create a disparate impact or disproportionate burden to the stakeholders. then what ongoing to focus on today is also includes service monitoring to make sure that our services performing in an equitable way. the key part of the service monitoring fta does not cause what our standards should be. they realize that in some communities having a bus every 60 min. is a reasonable minimum headway. in san francisco you've chosen a different path. for example on our rapid routes we have a policy weight of every 10 min. a connector routes like the 37 corbett for example a minimum policy of every 30 min. good in many cases we provide more frequent service based on demand. so the fta does not tell us what our policy should be but we ask they monitor to

as well as the deficit roughly 2% to 3%.more of the same. >> you don't expect some changes in fiscal policy, infrastructure spending, other sort of fiscal levers, which investors hope to finally get pulled? >> yeah, after the last g20 everyone came out and say we need more fiscal spend in the developed side. not only here but within the eurozone. we don't believe that to be the possibility. that's going to move the margin or move gdp all that much. in order to have that happen, you're going to need roughly about 750 billion to a trillion dollars of fiscal spent over the course of four years. we just don't see that as one of the possibilities. we have gdp to debt here in the united states on the federal side of 100%. again, not a lot of firepower. >> so despite the fact that you're thinking there's not going to be much change over the next year or so in terms of the factors at play, are there trades you can put in place today ahead of the election or are you holding back to keep your cash afterwards? >> here's the story. ther

when i came in, i tried to make it about the work that shows the eclectic mission district, as well aserving the mission. those are the types of things that i feel build one brava is you. >> well to the epic center are you ready for the next earthquake did you know if you're a renter you can get earthquake shushes we'll take to the earthquake authorities hi welcome to another episode i'm the chief resilience officer for san francisco i'm joined by my good friends for the earthquake authority we're at the el cap center for the city and county of san francisco started in 2013 to get the community and talk about the risk we think about earthquake if usual great city you'll see one of the demonstrates we've built the model home and i encourage other episodes we'll be retroactively retrofitting and showing you as property owners to employ you work for the california earthquake authority talk about your role and earthquake shirnls up think the viewers want to know if you're a renter or property owner how the insurance issues. >> i'm the chief mitigation officer or c e a a property line funde

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it's been a puzzle to me as well. i've been covering biotechnology for over 30 years, and a lot of biotechnologists are really inherently precautionary. part of its dim sum the fact that they did not want to commit the same quote crime of the physicist did with the development of the atomic bomb so they set up a system of precaution at the conference and the 1970s and it has followed from there. the truth is when you talk to people who are the real innovators as opposed to academic biotechnologists, they are quite frustrated about the system. like it is set up that way. now, i see unraveling now, one of the great things is that the national academy of sciences recently had a meeting to discuss the amazing new crisper gene editing technology. crisper, if you haven't heard, will completely change the world in 10 years, the way you what i could recognize. it's going to be amazing. that is if we can get the precaution of people out. the greatness is the national academy of sciences was asked to essentially been using the

the fast-moving fire is being fueled by the high winds as well as the dry conditions. it's burned more than 50 acres of woods. so far, no evacuations, no injuries. officials are still looking into what caused the fire. >>> in the lehigh valley, bethlehem's sands casino resort is now being fined more than $20,000 for mixing cards from different decks. the "morning call" reports the gaming control board penalized the casino after its dealers mixed red and blue decks together on two separate occasions. the casino noticed the mistakes and reported the incidents which happened in june of 2015 and again in february of this year. officials say hundreds of hands were dealt before the mistakes were noticed. no one was fired. >>> 6:05. 40 degrees in the delaware valley. to the transition to president-elect trump. he released a 2.5-minute video that was created and distributed by his transition team. this was not an event open to the media. >> our transition team meeting is working smoothly, efficiently, and effectively, truly great and talented men and women, patriots, indeed, b

and in a number of roles, including working at the school district and recruiting teachers as well as doing, policy development for our children and our families initiative and in the city. and even working on the texting program of the parents of preschoolers out of stanford and trying to help parents get their kids ready for kindergarten. and so, a number of issues in education and would be excited to serve on cpac and advocate for families. i recognize that i am very privileged parent. and i have had great child care and would like to enlist the help of other privileged family to advocate for folks as well as lift up voices of families in that are not being heard. >> so thank you. >> and i just wanted to thank you for the strategic work within the school district but also within parent organizations and otherwise over the years but thank you, and for also being a great part of the pea body parent grouping in district one. and district two, in some ways, but thank you. >> thank you. >> >> good morning, supervisors. so i'm laura and the deputy director of the department of youth and

pason as well as show low. as day continues, we roll in 2:25ish tomorrow arch. they will make way for sunshine for us. as next few days condition, you will see into wednesday as well. lots of clear skies. lots of sunshine. potential for slight disturbance as we cruise on into friday. nothing to be too concerned about. 27 in grand grand canyon. it's not just up in flagstaff way. prescott as well. cold temperatures. across the valley. mostly 50s. deer valley at 52 as well. what they are to be expected this time of year in terms of winter weather. i have a temperature change for you. salt lake, 9 degrees colder than yesterday. vegas two. middle part of the country. to see warmer temperatures. not us. not here in the southwest. 35 at grand canyon. 32 in flagstaff. 36 in payson. what we can experience this evening. window rocket 20. 13 at grand canyon. it's beautiful. if you can stay outside and not have to go along the roads, pretty 58 will be the high for us. >> lots of 60s. >> lots of 60s. >> stocking cap for golf. >> maybe those high south carolina. >> pants. >>

the suit claims the recallede rl galaxy note7 as well as s6 and s7 models are all dangerous.. the lawsuit is seeking a seeng recall of several devices asf l well as reimbursement.ur samsung says it does not n comment on pending >> 4:55 is the time.im gary mcgrady's got weather. >> hey, guys what is going on.og it's friday morning, you're you exactly right.y ight >> round of applause forse f friday. >> have a standing ovation,vati that's even better.th >> i likeat that. >> since y'all are standing. stn >> fair enough. >> we're all standing. wre in terms of what's going on i o want to show you the rain is getting pushed down to theirto t south side. this is with front number one. we actually have anotherth fy hh boundary farther to thearer t northwest of us which will w kind of trickle through todayri and that's going to rckeally sey fall-like weekend that we'ree ek going have. go today is kind ofing interestins because this morninge thorning temperatures aren't fallingatura off all that quickly. qck we still have some clouds outs u there. notice a lot of 50's out in the suburbs.

and that will be the case throughout not only today but much of tomorrow as well. here's that rain track. it's pushing into downtown boston as we inch closer to the 6:00 a.m. hour. the question is where's the snow? and at this point most of that is staying west into the berkshires. as we move toward the late morning to early afternoon, notice how some of that rain/snow mix extends out toward the worcester hills. so some of the higher hills could see some grassy coating with that snow pushing eastward. notice how that sticks around into the evening as well. dry along the coastline onto the cape. some of those lingering clouds early tomorrow morning. could see a few flakes moving toward some of the lower elevations, but most of us will be missing out on accumulations. so we're talking about a few wet snowflakes as this rain comes to an end. heavier accumulations as you push westward and those mountains seeing closer to even 8 inches of snow on the highest of elevations. your seven-day forecast, we are cooling down to 40's tomorrow, feeling like 30. we h single digits

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as well as all of you in the audience. because this is a fairly significant achievement. i would like to take a different approach, though, in terms of my remarks. what i would like to do is put what we've achieved in perspective and talk about the process on the united states side. i've been involved in the outer space committee since 1980. so i was, guy he is, around 11 years old when i started. and it has been -- it is interesting to see how the committee and how it works has evolved. when i -- the reason i mention how it works is because we have reached a stage with these long-term sustainability guidelines where this was in f inconceivab inconceivable, not only the nature, but also the actors involved. now, on the committee, we develop treaties in the 1960s, because there was no space law. we had to develop this from whole cloth. there was this victoria asked if we'll see any other new binding treaties, and i don't think so, because it is not kind of the political dynamic nor the appetite to develop the binding treati