into san francisco when i saw how 2350u trees we have here and how the many trees of the other beautiful cities i visited made any sty so much more enjoyable there's another side that is a well maintained street tree he has us to make the pedestrian environmentalist when we neglect our street trees and allow the roots to drive up the sidewalk we're creating barriers in the public right-of-way 24 plan i've seen the capital plan previously is a rational and thoughtful effort another looking at improving our street trees canopy but also looking for the long term maintenance of the street trees and sidewalks thank you. >> thank you, my apologizes. >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm mark christianson the president of the triangle association i support of the urban forest plan, however i support transferring the maintenance of the street trees from the property owners back to the department of public works but the budget for this must be restored the board of supervisors has systematically taken money out of the 50ur9 3wu7bd u budget over the past temple to 12 years i want to see it restored to the h

. >> thanks for having me in your beautiful city. i'm sighing some fireworks. we're about ten minutes away. >> we've got a big crowd here. >> you have been playing music for how long? >> since i was 4. for 20 years. >> was your violin teeny, tiny. >> a quarter size violin. >> can you explain to people who have never been to new orleans, in the soul in the dna is muse nick this city. >> oh everything is so great here. it's not just the music. it's the people here too. it's the place. you can tell everybody, too, as you've been here all the apartment doors are -- >> i've been hanging out with perfect strangers. >> that kind of place where everybody's doors are open and you're more than welcome to always come over to my house and have some drink and some food. it's that kind of place. >> would you mind playing me a little tune? >> of course. >> here we go. ♪ ♪ you're watching special coverage here. there we go. ♪ i live in a luxury penthouse overlooking central park. when the guests arrive, they're greeted by my butler, larry. my helipad is being re-surfaced so to

i've been up to mount davis to look over the city, i know san francisco, it's a beautiful city. i know we can make it through this year but if anything should ever happen to me, i am proud to be a black saying general love and gay men, i fight for a lot of things like this here people. so racism and the homo phobia and sectionism, this is my shirt that it didn't get burned, but last week you were talking about explosives and in our apartments and hotels in this city the mission hotel, on that sunday before christmas someone wepbltd in my room and lit a fire. i understand this is going over in the city a lot, you know, and my building ambassador, the last time i came in here a lady had cracked my hand, that was in september, they took the cameras out of our building after november. so we don't have cameras in the building so we can't really see who in the people's rooms or what's going on. i know we got it coming up, chief, on the 28th at kelly corn, the next meeting after the police going to be in the tenderloin, which is a tndc building, and i'm looking forward how to invite my

provides the opportunity for seniors and people with disabled to travel around and explore that beautiful city those seniors will have less of a burden on their fees many people rely on transportation for example most moderate income seniors travel from bayview for many purposes for grocery shopping and hanging out with seniors and support without free muni people will stay home with this program many people will not isolate themselves from the community there ever we ask mta to approve this program and for this to happen it benefits many of the residents thank you and have a nice day. >> thank you. >> (calling names) are any of those folks in the room or in the overflow room please come forward. >> good afternoon, sir. >> hi i'm paul hickman from the agency i'm speaking michael had to leave and so i work for family agencies an agency for mental health and the center when the seniors heard about this free muni they were very happy and good about us coming here and you folks hoping passing this bill seniors want to be out and have a good time and freeing muni will be an easy way to get out and

it's a beautiful city. the fillmore which has a lot of jazz clubs people would come there because of the vibe. not many people came because people were wondering where the clubs are. people would kick them out because they want to be there. i feel with this energy plan as it goes through, it will only benefit the city as well . also concerns to us campos out, i'm not quoting correctly. it's what i got out. it's pretty much watch out for the hidden hand to make sure you have a water down verse -- version of what they will in the end benefit from. also to commissioner breed, i believe clean power is not dead. it makes no sense. the sun was out there last time i checked. if not, ask china, i'm sure they have a better view. one other thing i wanted to point out the sign, it says "support community choice". that's about it. thank you very much. >>supervisor london breed: thank you, next speaker, please. i will call a few more cards. whom ever else, these are the last cards that i have. if there is anyone else wh

i think chicago is one of the most beautiful cities in this country. it's really a beautiful city.ricans. >> charlie: strong shoulders. yes, and that i like being a southern italian. and in five years we didn't have one time a friction. it was always a wonderful time to be together. and i think that working together i have brought as every conductor brings, part of my culture. i come from europe and i come from the mediterranean. so i think that we italians especially the italians to have the south -- the italians of the south, we have a sense of the light, of the beautiful sunshine that we bring also with men melancholy in the music. >> charlie: you said the next five years are more important. >> yes, because now that we are one body together, i and the musicians, i think we have to use the chicago symphony and the music to heal as much as we can the world, because the world is an incredible, difficult time, bloody time everywhere. >> charlie: violent convict everywhere. >> music doesn't bring words, generally. forget an opera or an auditor quum, but music itself doesn't. words ar

lived a long century of a life from 1915-2015 among loving family and friends here in the most beautiful city in the world. although she will be deeply missed she couldn't have asked for more than living in this great city. thanks to her family for raising attention to her life. the rest i will submit. city clerk: thank you, supervisor mar. supervisors tanning -- tang. >>supervisor katy tang: in regards to what i will introduce today the family violence council to increase awareness and understanding of domestic and family violence and it's consequences. so the three primary goals of this is that we are supposed to be coordinating services and improving communication between those in domestic violence and child abuse and elder dependent abuse and secondly trials and data related to family violence in san francisco statewide and nationally and last to advise the board of supervisors, the mayor and courts about these trends of violence and family issues and addressing child abuse and domestic violence. it was created in 2008 and since then the council has sparked really great improvement in san

a live look outside showing you our beautiful city of downtown san francisco and quiet conditions throughnight. we have a "spare the air" in effect once again for monday. poor air quality across the region specifically in the north bay coast, central bay, inland east bay and santa clara valleys. so for a fourth day in a row no wood burning is allowed. our emeryville camera, a great sunset we had. the sun setting at 3:03:00 p.m. what was a very quiet but seasonal day across the bay area. so the forecast calls for clouds early on. will turn to clear skies overtight tonight that allows for a sunday monday. we're tracking record warmth on the way likely going to happen on wednesday. unfortunately the next seven days look complete my dry across the area. no significant storms on the horizon. current temperatures right now, 55 in downtown san francisco, 50 in oakland, 45 in hayward 51 san jose, same in napa, and antioch, 51. satellite and radar we're tracking a very stagnant pattern. we have a traffic jam. this high pressure is strong and not allowing storms to enter california. the storms gett

i have been beyond frustrated when people disrespect our beautiful city with illegal dumping, with graffitind most recently with smashed windows. she did not talk about how she would stop small bands of vandals who have shattered windows, shut down freeways and frustrated oaklanders. for schaaf.this was a chance to talk about public safety and pride. i have lived here all my life and for the first time, i am feeling it, i am seeing it: a moment of promise, of growth of revitalization like we have never seen before. it was councilwoman desley brooks, who spoke directyly to the protests.and in defense of them. desley brooks oakland city council i wore this t-shirt for a reason, because we have got to listen to ideas other than our own. we have to hear a voice other than our own. christin looklive tag: in oakland, ca, kpix5. tonight: governor jerry brown has made history. brown has made history. "i jerry brown do solemnly swear" he was sworn in today in sacramento for an unprecedented fourth term.. and laid out his plans for the next four years. he says the biggest challenge will be to keep fr

what that beautiful city represents culture civilization that is so central to us and those who carry things out and we will stay with the people of france through this time. thank you very much everybody. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> reporter: we have just been hearing from u.s. president barack obama and you can see there along with vice president joe biden describing this as a cowardly act saying that he says that it reenforces why it's important for american to stand in unity with france. he described this very much as an attack on journalist as a attack on the free press and said it's also an attack on the very values that the u.s. shares with france. let's speak to patty listening to that from washington d.c. and patty we have president barack obama describing counter terrorism cooperation with france as being excellent and said that the u.s. would do all it can to help authorities in paris track down the perpetrators of this attack. >> from the u.s. perspective the biggest question is what exactly does the u.s. provide. we heard from james and saying the f.b.i. is going to se

. >> i have been beyond frustrated when people disrespect our beautiful city with illegal dumping.e graffiti and most recently smashed windows. >> reporter: she didn't talk about how she would stop small bands of vandals who have shattered windows and shut down freeways and frustrated oaklanders. for schaaf this was a chance to talk about public safety and pride. i have lived here all my life and for the first time, i am feeling it. i am seeing it. a moment of promise. of growth. of revitalization like we have never seen before. >> reporter: it was re-elected city councilwoman brooks who spoke directly to the protests and in defense of them. >> i wore this t-shirt for a reason. [ applause ] because we have got to listen to ideas other than our own. we have to hear a voice other than our own. >> reporter: one of mayor schaaf's other major goals she set today was to hire a permanent city administrator, oakland had five different ones in four years. in oakland, christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> missing and she may be held against her will. 16-year-old belinda carson left her home last thurs

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mayor speaking lot of people want to be here that want to open a business is in oakland is a beautiful citynd's biggest cheerleaders and she did not disappoint on that note. mayor speaking i have lived here all my life and i see a moment of promise and growth and revitalization like we have never seen before and i thank you for being here been today and spreading the good work over these next four incredible years that it is hammer time for oakland. >> reporter: back live out of the paramount theater she talked about all the things that she talked about since our campaign. the question now remains is how much time will oakland residents give her to make some changes here in the city of oakland before they turn on our as we saw happened with mayor jean quan. >> pam: kron 4 talk to some oakland residents have been that have mixed feelings about the new mayor and what she can actually do for the city of oakland. >>: of a scandal whole lot is pressing with the city council still in a fact. she has up a lot of she should know what what the issues are but do because of the roar of our role in the

san francisco is one of the most beautiful cities on earth, but they have to deal with this. i don't know if it was two years ago, but towel street was broken because it was filled with human fillet. filth. >> is a dirty mind the best kind? according to experts having filthy thoughts could boost your memory. the thoughts evoke emotion and could be linked with other information to help you remember it. vivid, meaningful experiences are obviously more meaningful than boring nakedness sph extremely attractive people. they are things we are intrigued by. these will grab your attention and the memories will also stick out. i will never forget new year's eve on doosey's house. this is some kind of theory. i do not buy it. stereo typically men have more dirty sexy thoughts and i have yet to meet a man with a good memory. they have selective memory. they reinvent things from the past. 9 out of 10 times a woman will remember things more accurately. >> we do remember things. we remember anything we picture having sex with something else. when ever you are asking a guy do you remember -

thought the finish line was such a part of his life hallowed ground, it shows the folks in that beautiful city feast snow are boston strong. >>> time for a few of your comments. we love hearing from you e-mail us at loudobbs.com, follow us on twitter. go to our facebook page links to everything at loudobbs.com. >>> and take a second to "like" the fox business network facebook page as well. that's it for us tonight, we thanks for being with us. good night from new york. . neil: welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. kicked in the buns for not selling as many buns. the corporate world can be so cruel and mcdonald's former ceo don thompson knows it leaving because customers weren't coming. fried because he wasn't selling enough fries. happens all the time in the private sector rarely if ever in the public sector. the same folks who bought healthcare.gov are rehired by the irs to work magic there. talk about inbred incompetence rewarding it! a hard charging ceo is out even though his company still made $4.76 billion last

such violence on the streets of this beautiful city. we are in eastern paris right on the edge of the area where the supermarket hostage taking and siege happened. you can see behind me there is still a line of police who blocked off the road. the supermarket is down in that direction. we are not been able to get up close to it to see what is going on there. one of the big questions is how many hostages were taken in that jewish part of town. the president of the country called this a violent anti-semitic act that was another chapter in this unfolding series of dramatic and violent episodes in the past couple of days. at one point we believe there may have been as many as a dozen hostages and believe there were four people killed there. but we have not heard about who they were or how the others escaped or how they are doing. there may have been others wounded. the day started out rather quietly. there were not significant developments overnight. but a carjacking a gunfight a pursuit and the kouachi brothers taking hostages in the north

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families of those who have been lost in france and with the people of paris and france and what a beautiful city represents and the culture and the civilization it is so central to our imaginations. those who carry out understand the we will stand with the people of france through this very difficult time. thank you so much, everybody. harris: president obama there, you saw making his comments, first of all expressing his thoughts and prayers to the people of paris and france and saying that it's important that we recognize these kinds of attacks. he went on to a that conversations are being had about how best to protect americans being in paris and throughout europe as these attacks can happen. and i do want to talk a little bit about him putting that kelly ayotte said this morning. she said that when we get these guys, we need to fully interrogate them. i i'm concerned that we don't have the intelligence interrogation process to be able to effectively do that. we have been talking a lot about the presidents executive order from the first week of presidency back in 2009. what are your thoughts

we're also going to talk a little about new york city. 8.4 million live in the beautiful city of nework and the emergency management officials tell me right now they're on a conference call with the national weather service, basically looking at their plan and how they're going to do it. look at boston. boom. we have a tower cam to show you. boston may look hazy but right there they say they're monitoring it. boston is no stranger to all of the snow. a little south, we end up in philadelphia. philadelphia says emergency officials have been pretreating roads from last night to this morning and all throughout the day, and they said they're also having a meeting around 1:30 to decide what to do to make sure everybody is safe on the roadways. today is a good day to get in errands. if you can't get them today, sunday clears up. >> you have to think about it we are due. amarillo got 12 inches more than we have in the northeast. we are kind of ready, kind of due. all right. thank you very much. >>> oil prices are spiking in the wake of the death of the saudi arabia king. what does that mean

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so it was a beautiful city but it wasn't the dynamic city that it later became. in the 16 years i lived out there, seattle changed, i think as much as any american city in that same time period. when microsoft and-- . >> rose: amazon. >> am zohn and costco. incredibly dynamic. >> what is interesting to me is you went from being a prosecutor to being a defense attorney. you became a very very highly regarded criminal defense attorney. lots of prosecutors do that. do you become a prosecutor because you know it will equip you well to become a defense attorney. because most people don't remain prosecutors all their life. >> some do. i didn't. i didn't have a desire going to law school that i was going to be a defense attorney. it really was i finished my stint with the da's office. i moved out west. i loved the criminal law. it took some adjustment to go on the defense side. and that took some time. but being a defense lawyer is also one of the most satisfying and most important roles i think lawyers can play. >> rose: because? >> because you have in your hands the f

city relies on public transportation and walking and that can be a deadly prospect. already yesterday he warned that nobody should be in central park. that's that beautifuland behind me. no one should be in central park because of the fear of all that snow accumulation and then those incredible winds that are going to come screaming through this city that could break off branches and kill people. it has happened before. he does not want it to happen again. we're watching the live microphones at the office of emergency and management in new york city. the mayor is expected to speak any moment. i'm also watching as buts go by. the number of bus in this city dwarfs most major cities. everybody single one of them is going to be outfitted with chains or special snow tires by the end of the day. it is really remarkable what has been done to prepare in advance of this monster snowstorm, allison. >> oh, yeah. with the national weather service characterizing this storm as life threatening, we're seeing bill diblasio taking a page out of that playbook saying this could be one of the biggest snowstorms to hit new york city. and to that point, as you said, he has be

little bit of rain coming down in this beautiful city. >> thanks chris.th of paris. there was a police shooting this morning and a police officer was killed in the suburbs. right now, heavily armed police officers seem to be gathering in the neighborhood of the shooting. they appear to be surrounding one building there. one person is in custody. it is unclear who that person is. as our jim bitterman is reporting, it seems the shooter is on the loose. we have jim bitterman on the scene. he joins us live by phone. >> reporter: john the way it stands now, the police have brought up an armored car and as well have called in what is i don't know roughly equivalent to the navy s.e.a.l.s. the brigade force that is used rarely in hostage situations. these are heavily armed guys who have bulletproof vests and assault rifles within their mask. they are bringing up forces and as well medical personnel up to the scene. it has all of the appearances of building toward some kind of assault. they surrounded this apartment building which is not far away from the routine

what that beautiful city represents, the culture of the civilization that is so central to [ inaudible ] -- we will stand with the people of france through this very difficult time. thank you very much. >> the president with his comments beside the vice president, joe biden, in the oval office just moments ago. our joe johns was actually in the oval office with the president as he made those comments. joe, it was a little hard for me to make out everything that the president was saying. but if you could twofold summarize the message from the president and also, what is the administration doing going forward in aid to the french? >> reporter: well, i think to summarize, the president sort of hit all the notes there, first stressing the alliance, the long alliance with france, especially since 9/11, in the fight against terrorism. and then going on to say that this was obviously in his view an abhorrent attack on journalists which shows that the terrorists fear freedom, freedom of expression and the things that journalists represent, among other things. and he also went on to talk a litt

what that beautiful city represents, the culture and the civilization that, you know, is so central tomaginations. that is going endure. and those who carry out senseless attacks against innocent civilians, ultimately they will be forgotten. and we will stand with the people of france through this very very difficult time. thank you very much everybody. >>> all right those comments moments ago from the president on the terrorist attack in paris. president obama saying also he's reached out to french president hollande and hopes to speak with hem at some point today. john harwood joining us. what do you make of the remarks? >> that's what you expect the u.s. preponderate to sasident t. not a whole lot he do beside providing whatever assistance we can. this has been a huge domestic political issue in the united states is a security issue ever since 9/11. and there are times during his presidency in which president obama has seemed to be on the high side of that issue. but any time you have an apparent threat or something perceived by the american people as indicative of a rising threat t

dianna is live a beautiful city it makes sense. >> reporter: it's true, sue. it's cheap by new york standards, but the record sale last week of a brand new luxury chicago apartment tower has the city buzzing about new buildings, 111 sold for $328 million related of hudson yards in new york acquired the project after stalling in the recession. they focus on high end amenities and remember rents up to $12,000 a month and the record sale. all right. what's behind the boom? jobs. tech jobs. witness groupon bought the wrigley building google with a big presence and new startups all moving downtown. now, we're standing on the pool deck on the 12th floor of another related luxury rental. this on lake shore drive. same high rents here. same ultrahigh end amenityiesamenities. a gym, full business center movie theater, party rooms, president of remitted midwest caters to younger renters who work from home, but they don't like to sit in their apartments but come out into the building. related is starting another luxury tower. you can't see it. it's right down there across

rarely do we get to take a bird's-eye view from the transamerica building looking out towards the beautiful citysan francisco especially at this hour when it's this dark. we're usually fogged in. but this is a live weather camera and you can see the bright lights of the city by the bay, the city of san francisco, where currently it is 45 degrees. across the bay in oakland, it is 44. to the south in san jose, checking in slightly above freezing, and to the north over the golden gate bridge, santa rosa now at 28 degrees. and this is why we have that freeze warning in effect until 9 a.m. we have several prolonged hours of temperatures below freezing so you have to protect your pipes, pets and plants. frost advisory next to the bay. so out the door this morning, we have some areas of frost. but what a difference a day makes. the winds are now calm in mountain view. we have winds up to 13 at sfo. four-mile-per-hour winds in san rafael but it doesn't take much of a wind to factor in a wind chill this morning that makes it feel like it's in the low 20s in the san rafael area. as we take a live look out

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. >> a beautiful city. let's dig in. how do you play in this? what's going to happen?nada is challenged. as fund managers, probably the most amazing thing is the speed in which oil dropped from 105 to 750 in a short period of time. leverage players, something else going on besides the demand issue in a short period of time. having said that, the bank of canada is on hold for extended period of time. there's going to be ripple effects and second derivative effects in western canadian markets on capx, energy is 25 % of energy of capx, and so that's going to have -- that's going to be an issue for sure. >> let's focus on the banks because big banks here, and they have been lauded for a long time as being stable and secure than the u.s. counterparts, and cibc right over there. what does the oil shock mean for the big banks? >> i work for a big canadian bank, owning us now, but i think the canadian banks did a good job in managing the energy sector. in terms of the overall economy, though, slow growth, and heavily indebted consumer. dmetic growth for the banks is tougher to

what that beautiful city represents the culture and the civilization that, you know, is so central to our imaginations. that's going to endure and those who carry out senseless attacks against innocent civilians, ultimately they'll be forgotten. and we will stand with the people of france through this very, very difficult time. thank you very much, everybody. >> president obama with the vice president and the secretary of state kerry saying that we will stand with the people of france that this is an attack not just on france but on values that french and american people hold dear, freedom of expression. that he's talked to secretary kerry also about the need to make sure that americans and american facilities around the world are safe. i'm here with evan coleman. our counterterrorism expert. evan, you were saying this was a professional job. you mentioned the bullet holes in the wind screen the windshield of one that we saw. tell me why. what is the signature of a professional job? >> we've seen an amateurish job. think about the killing of the british soldier in the streets of londo

. >> council man, you're a council member in the beautiful city of new york i'm curious what your thoughts that says justice for eric garner. where does your heart lie? where do you see this situation? >> i have a button that says reduce gun violence. those are two things i am passionate about. one thing it does it does take away from the supreme sacrifice that officer liu made and officer ramos made. i think that's what we should be dedicating our time to. i would also say although there were some officers not all officers that did turn their back on the mayor, i know for a fact that the mayor nor the city council has turned their backs on the police and we won't because we represent all of new york city including those who turned their backs. we won't turn our back from them. >> how do we get this to stop happening and how do we find common ground? because it seems as though there are two sides. not all police officers in new york city but how do we get the two sides to come to the table and let's put these hard feelings aside, we're all working for the same common good are we not? >> wh

boston will be competing against some rather large and beautiful cities, rome, paris, berlin, hamburg and istanbul. >>> today president obama plans to offer details of a new plan that would give students a chance at free college educations. kpix 5's anne makovec joins us live from hayward with reaction to the today's announcement. >> reporter: a lot of excitement at places like chabot college in hayward. early details from the white house according to the white house at least saying that about 75% of the program would be paid for by the federal government with 25% being paid by states who opt in. that means that about 9 million people would be eligible for an associate's degree or get halfway to a bachelor's degree for free. it is still unclear exactly how this program will be funded. it could face some challenges by a republican-led congress. but the president of chabot college is already very excited. >> beyond excited, i think thrilled is the operative term. i think this is a magnificent opportunity for the people of the country and for the economy of the state of california. >> re