. >> we are a better city. we're the innovation capital of the world. what do you do with that? you create the conditions for world class public education system. a: i still remember mark asking me tell me what nirvana is. if you could recreate the entire system what would that be. to have somebody sit at the table and say that's not big enough, let's talk about the whole thing, is incredibly transformative. >> it took me back. >> we haven't been asked to really think without limits. >> it has been a fantastic partnership. >> what sales force has done for us has just been phenomenal to be able to provide that opportunity for kids that don't have that at home. >> with technology we have hands on experience which makes the memories a lot more vivid. >> the fact they're inte gritting it into our schools and education that's wonderful. >> we talk about having students find their spark thashgs one thing that ignites that passion for what they're going to do. if we can ignite each individual student in middle school, then we pull them all the way through their high school education an

for the past several years, officers are retiring and others are resigning to go to better cities with better pay and benefits. >> as we can see, through attrition and retirement, we'll still be in the same situation if not worse in two years from now. we need to find out what we do in two, three years from now. >> the department is trying to mitigate shortfalls pays officers overtime, hiring community officers to take reports and putting a policy in place for mandatory staffing. recruiting officers is also a challenge. the department's goal is to have at least 45 cadets in each police keaged academy but the last one only had 22 recruits. >> can change going forward. we have initiatives on the table now to improve. there is a lot we can do to restore this department. >> the police department says it's a positive sign that the city requested this report. the council will be discussing the results at 1:30 this afternoon. reporting from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the man arrested in the deadly hit-and-run of a 14-year- old in san leandro last week is scheduled t

. >> translator: i hope to contribute to making toshima a better city for children where they will have their own place. >> reporter: the mayor says the voices of people are important. >> translator: i will take into consideration recommendations from those young women about what kind of community they want to live in. it will be a big challenge for me to reflect them in my policy. >> reporter: professor ikato says the challenge could become even bigger. he's one of the population researchers involved in the study. >> translator: people are moving from rural areas to the tokyo metropolitan area. but even so, if they can't bear and raise children here, the population will rapidly decline all across japan. >> reporter: leaders with all levels of government are placing growing pressure to act before it's too late. jun yotsumoto, nhk world, tokyo. >>> cooked eel is popular in japan. but, four of the world's 19 species and subspecies of eel have been declared endangered. calls are mounting for the fish to be protected. nhk world's keiko yamamoto reports. >> reporter: more than 100 fisheries

we worked really hard at building a better city and to see people who would take advantage of an opportunityone business is a long time pillar of the community whose job it is to report on social justice. they had numbers brokens and shared video of the vandals. a man with a baseball bat broke window after window outside the news room. the scutch on the edge of the -- church is on the edge of the zone. after three mights they were giving the needy a thanksgiving meal. but the ruling in ferguson and the damaging protests weigh heavily on his mind. he spoke to the protesters. >> i understand you are frustrated but there is a better way to release your frustration. what happened has happened. step back. think about it and find a way to make a positive difference. >> reporter: a sentiment shared by many. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> firefighters in san francisco are investigating the cause of a one alarm fire in hunters point. the flames broke out around 7:15 a.m. this morning in a abandon warehouse. firefighters rescued a woman by ladder. she was taken to the hospital for treatment. no

. >> it hurts my heart because we work really hard at building a better city. and to see people who would take advantage of an opportunity to vandalize and destroy property, it's quite disheartening to me. >> reporter: one business has sustained serious damage is a long time pillar of oakland community who's job it is to report. one person took video and showed us images of vandals. a man broke window after window outside the newsroom. the greater faith missionary church is at the edge of the protests. reverend lawson spoke directly to the protesters. >> i know you're upset. but let's find a way to make a positive difference. >> reporter: a sentiment shared by many oakland residents. in oakland i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and the chp says it recovered multiple firearms after it shut down a large side show near the port of oakland last night. the chp says as many as 200 people were involved in this side show around midnight. officers say they closed off each end of middle harbor road. officers say they detained those inside the perimeter and tried

better than yesterday's high. it's 44 in philadelphia. poconos 35. lancaster upper 30s. 39 dover along the coast ina aisle city 43. off to a better start with the southwesterly wind. warmer in the city than same time yesterday. 17 warmer in millville than 24 hours ago and 15 warmer in the poconos. so that trend is going to continue. here's satellite 6 and action radar few more clouds moving on in thanks to the weak disturbance off to the north. and it is allowing for a little precipitation moving across areas in south jersey. this lifts on off north for the rest of tonight and we stay mostly dry. weather maker we're tracking moves in sunday night and coming from southeast to northwest direction. as we close out the weekend tomorrow. nice and mild, high temperature of 56. will be a few more clouds moving in through the day. tracking area fresh ear south and working its way north and east. sometime around 10, 11:00 as we get to sunday night. big changes on the way with that. well fast forward to sunday. because tomorrow is a very special day following runners participating half or full marathon. partly sunny, few clo

investigation if we could recalendar it to see if there is something that we could have done better as a city to address the four recent homicides? >> chief wants to respond? yeah. >> so, a meeting is already taken place with the domestic violence, and the commission is status on women, and in (inaudible), and that actually occurred before the board of supervisors, meeting, committing to reconvening that review board, which, was not necessary, because we did not have a dv related homicide for four years, so it never really was, deactivated and there was never a case to be heard and so it is now been stood back up again and there will be, a conversation as to how it is supposed to be configured from what it used to be. and then, i can assure you that we did a full investigation, as to when the officers or one of the or without getting into the details of the case, that they had a very cordial relationship, so there was never really anything related to the officers at any point in time that would give anybody any reason that there was any indication or any problem until he went back and kicked

city. we're in the process of being rebuilt. they represent hope. they represent a betterity's original tree will get the real charlie brown treatment next weekend, a single red ball adorning the top, just like the cartoon here. santa came to town tonight, at least to conshoocken. santa climbed this fire truck ladder to do the honors. >>> and in center city, a fairy tale come true. arianya has severe scoliosis and was able to meet with the princess to become the bell of the ball. she looks beautiful. >> announcer: now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> well, a cold, black friday for the area. tomorrow morning, it's going to be ef even colder. a colder start to your morning than what we had this morning. some areas will be in the teens. so even cold as we go through the afternoon saturday. highs will only top out around 40 degrees. but milder air starts to move in for the end of your weekend, we're talking mid 50s as we go into sunday. right now, it is only 12 degrees in the poconos. there's a chance they could only get in the single digits tonight. 29 in philadelphia at

what's united states conditional use or is co-ownership making f that worse or better what are we doing are we making the city better or a worse place to live thank you. >> director ram. >> commissioners, i hear two different scales of issues some of the items that jonas has on the list is fairly simple request for information; right? it would be helpful for you'll have us to keep track i hear you talking about are sort of your own agenda setting for the next two or three years it would be helpful to have a broader discussion if you want to address so i intend to separate that from an action list that tends to be database, if you will, or process space in reference to the president's comment been bills group the citywide planning group works on a 5 year agenda for key issues to address and the urban planning issues, etc. that is meant to be wrapped up by the end of this year or at least when we have a discussion about 2 at the end of the year i'll be happy to bring that forward in january to talk about that and have a boarder discussion it is obviously it is like housing and transportation policies and or the

city. >> bettering atlantic city. >> reporter: governor chris christie delivered the frustration shared bye gathered in today's summit. >> it paints a very dark picture one we have to confront. >> reporter: in what he calls a bipartisan effort he said that complication is just beginning. several specific recommendations to save atlantic city write highlighted, one suggested by state senate president steve sweeney would designate an emergency manager to handle city finances. >> we need to bring an emergency manager into this city that is not going to pay attention to politics but that person, he or she, will just deal with the cold hard facts that we cannot afford what we have down here anymore. >> reporter: among other recommendations include school, pension reform, also a public/private partnership one that models help heel new brunswick. governor says all ideas will be taken into consideration but refused to endorse any publicly. >> recommendations got made to me two days ago so i would like to have sometime to absorb it. i have had an opportunity to discuss them with the legislative lea

. >>> this city is better off because of my leadership. >>> they once called him dc's mayor for life. >>> he dominated the city's attention, as no other figure. he moved from memphis. and he had been a civil rights activist, college kids who sat in at lunch counters to protest policies and, who refused, to serve blacks. >>> that's it, since 1960 giving to the public and, civil rights movement, and arrested, a dozen time. >>> after the assassin nation of king, berry emerged here as a activist, running a self-help program. >>> the reaction and, try to figure out how to get some power. >>> he was next elected to city council and, an incident in, 1977, rocketed him to prominence, a ral ever radical group, took over and they shot, marion berry, and, the news reporter. the city negotiated an end and, berry survived. >>> shot a man. >>> the following year, berry was elected mayor of washington, dc and he pulled an upset and, remained mayor for 16-20 years and, the early years were marked as a time of progress, for black business, that saw its share of city contracts soar. he guaranteed all y

city. what better way to demonstrate to the world the openness of this city than to offer, in some future year, to hold the olympic games here in berlin, east and west. [applause] in these four decades, as i have berliners have built a great city. spoke -- you have done so in spite of threats, the soviet attempted to impose the eastern blockade today, the city thrives in spite of the challenges implicit in the very presence of this wall. what keeps you hear? -- here? certainly, there is a great deal to be said about your fortitude and courage. i believe in something deeper, something involved in berlin's looked and feel and way of life. no one could live long in berlin without being completely disabused of illusions. you have seen the difficulty of life in berlin and continue to build this good and proud city in contrast to a surrounding presence that refuses to release human energies or aspirations. something that speaks with a powerful voice of affirmation, that says yes to this city, yes to the future, yes to freedom. in a word, i would submit that what keeps you in berlin is love. [applaus

but the city wants a better deal. >> mitch blocker found the mayor's office says there won't be a better deal. mitch? >> the city ask now out of option, out of buyers and running out of town, this as the city council stands in the way of closing that nearly $2 billion deal. >> reporter: it's a deal far from done. uil holdings offered $1.8 billion for pgw, the last public utility owned by a major american city is in desperate need of repair. uil said there won't be rate increases for the next three years. >> it stays with city control, rates go up if it goes private. >> right now uil promised the rates would not go up, as a matter of fact, they said rates would probably go down. >> reporter: this deal is not good enough for daryll clark, council president. he used this independent report to convince his colleagues on the council not to vote on the mayor's plan. >> simple reality is there's no appetite to sell bgw as proposed. >> the nutter administration claim some on the council did not read the 104-page report, that they didn't make it 11 pages in where it says keeping pgw in city contr

city shopping. >> it's much much better in the city. the mall is -- it's like old h hat.ou know everybody has done that before. >> we're getting everything done and even picture with santa claus for the baby. >> very nice. >> reporter: you like being out in the elements, is that part of the feeling? >> yeah. we do. it bring out the christmas spirit. >> i like smaller shops and boutiques. it's easier to navigate and find things that are unique. >> macy's center city a major draw for holiday shoppers though several new downtown stores have added to the selection. we found folks who didn't mind being out in the elements. >> find the malls a little sterile? >> yes. this has i was then tis old time feel. so we're in the city to shop. >> reporter: of course the malls will always have their supporters. it's hard to argue with all of that convenience under one roof. >> a lot mr. variety. like 150 stores. downtown you have like, what, 30, 40 stores. >> reporter: then there are those who can do without the surveillance bar ban malls and big city shopping. >> what is it about online

atlantic silt say resilient city. betterays are still ahead of us. >> let's stay therefore. >> this hundreds march and protest along the board walk. now, this is next month's planned shutdown at the taj mahal. talking about trump entertainment resorts now plans to turn over the rains to billionaire investor, carl icon. he's renounded, of course, for hostile take-overs. in return, icon would forgive nearly $300 million in debt. icon says he'll invest $100 million into that casino, but only with substantial financial help from the state. the taj mahal's on the cusp, becoming the fifth atlantic city casino to close this year alone. >> 4:36 the time. tis the season for grinches, another package stolen right off a doorstep in a local neighborhood. victim speaks to fox 29 about what was inside that box. who she is upset with besides the thief. school bus driver accused of being drunk with a bus full of kids. those kids sharing what happened during that riot, new surveillance individual joe >>> ♪ >> early, early pink floyd. >> this

very much for sharing this time this is a great time for the city not only because of the things we did tomorrow with our elections we can do better and more we can make our city successful for each other for years and decades to come and while it begins with things like food it can go to jobs and children and education and business to all kinds of things we're doing to make the city greater you i've had a chance to work and meet with jeff and with christine the head of chronicle and we're excited about building the movement of love local we're excited about the city having the paper starting the focus or making more focus on the locals manufacturing and the job creation and the kids and spirit all the entertainment that is the vitality part of our business is right here kcmo kookiness and love go together with that, may i present to jeff and christine as mayors do declare today to be local love sf day here in san francisco (clapping) okay. i'll be looking forward to joining the lines and helping out. >> thank you, mayor ed lee and thank you all as we kickoff our love annual day love local is all about celebrating san francisco as

city operations. some or all will be necessary. >> if we are interested in fixing and bettering atlantic city. the current model is unsustainable. >> we need to bring an emergency manager into the city that will not pay attention to politics, that person he or should will just deal with the cold hard facts. >> with four casinos closing this year over 8,000 p.m. have lost their jobs and tax revenues have plummeted and property taxes have skyrocketed 50% over the last few years. >> horrific affect for the taxpayer, that is what happens when you put your eggs in one basket. >> it's easy for the politicians to say i talked to this one or that one. >> local authorities, state authorities and the private sector. all have made bad decisions over the course of time that led to the decision we are in. all of them. >> the governor says that it's time for all of them to come up with real solutions, senate president sweeney says that atlantic city doesn't turn into another detroit. i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> hundreds of millions of miles from earth, a spacecraft has made

. >>> a san francisco supervisor wants the city to take better care of its trees. the city placed the maintenance responsibility on to private property owners. last week we saw examples of falling trees after the rain. he is proposing an urban forest fund of 15 to $30 million a year to take care of trees and he says a property tax could be the answer. >>> it led to a drug enforcement administration investigation. dea agents conducted inspections and interviews involving several nfl teams yesterday. including the 49ers. ktvu's allie rasmus is live now to explain the allegations that triggered the investigation and what is at stake for the nfl. >> reporter: 1300 former nfl players are a part of the lawsuit. they say the pain medication they happen given -- they were given ruined their health. several teams got a surprise visit by the dea including the 49ers. >> reporter: they interviewed the doctor for 5 minutes before the team left the stadium. the 49ers was just one of several teams contacted on sunday. a spokesman for the nfl says our teams cooperated with the dea

better way. lots of cities can learn. >> city officials remain optimistic on prospects but say they first have to prove it can work on a small scale. >> this is a bus that is perfect from an environmental and performance pint of view. we are collecting financial data to see if it will permit us to do this with more buses. >> it's a small step but perhaps with big ramifications for the environment. aljazeera, sao paulo. >> you can keep up to date with all the day's developments and other major stories on the aljazeera website, aljazeera.com. ♪ suwell, a feeling is not a fact. our country is almost unique in people believing that global warming is not a human cause. >> robert kennedy, jr., a lifelong advocate of the environmental movement thanks in part to memories of his dad prior to his father's assassination in 1968. >> my father considered this part of our heritage and our purple mountains' majesty. kennedy says those whons

oakland. >> reporter: this is what. >> reporter: even though we know we love our city can be safer if we can take betterer: top priority is more cops better policing and intervention programs and our real focus on the root causes of crime. >> reporter: burberry site about the the best efforts. >> reporter: the provision as f we're very excited about. >> reporter: she says she's ready to get to work immediately and she takes mayor kwan for the japanese did over the last four years. >> reporter: at lake merritt kent down germond kron 4 news. >> pam: to recess bastilles reports on what oakland residents today are hoping for with the new map mayor and the future of their city. >> reporter: the day after this big election their thoughts about the new mayor and the priorities that they believe that the mayor should tackle first. >>: crime is first schools >>: police being careful the police brutality brutality. >>: us think the poor as the poorest parts of oakland need help. >> reporter: a lot of these people have a lot to say about the election and they really believe about the priorities other than crime an

city's finance along with school, tax and possible pension reforms. >> some or all will be necessary if we're serious about fixing and bettering atlantic city. current model is completely and utterly, remarkably unsustainable. >> we nqc" to bring an emergency manager into the city that's not going to pay attention to politics. that person, he or she, is just going it deal with the cold-hard facts that we can't afford what we have down here anymore. >> reporter: speaking of money, there's no word yet on what stockton may spend to buy the failed showboat casino property but it could also mark the beginning of another recommendation made here at the summit today. that of a public/private partnership plan. that is because any college campus would attract smaller businesses to surround it. the governor says we could see legislation in the coming weeks with regards to saving atlantic city but he will convene another meeting in mid-january. live in atlantic city, i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with a scare in the suburbs. >> people are getting hit by thieves right in their own homes. five homes were targeted

atlantic city is a resilient city, and better days are still ahead of us. this is a story we'll continue to follow. for now, though, the latest from atlantic city, nefertiti jaquez, nbc 10 news. >>> shame on you. >> word of the collapsed revel deal came as a thousand casino workers rallied in atlantic city tonight. they protested the impending shutdown of the trump taj mahal. it would become ac's fifth casino to close this year. >>> a historic chester county home went up in flames a week before thanksgiving. tonight investigators don't know yet what caused this fire in kennett square. skyforce 10 was above the house. it took nearly three hours for firefighters to get it under control. one person was taken to the hospital with minor smoke inhalation. it damaged the roof and top floor of the house. >>> a villanova student from our area is facing sex assault charges tonight in wisconsin. radnor township police arrested vincent paola today. back in july a woman contacted them saying she'd been sexually assaulted in milwaukee. police began working together on the

who from her family's account appears to be a long time, dv advocates and working for the betterment of the city and i know that there is a process to be followed and i am wondering on the process and the poli

city. for each of those practices we think they can do just as well from a revenue perspective as newark or even betteres. in terms of number of patients, we think that the new york city practices will probably double the number of patients we have purely because of the population density that's there. >> at home where they care for their five lovely daughters, chris and leslie's roles are interchangeable but in the office they learned the importance of staying in their respective lanes. >> one of the things that is really huge in our success is the fact that my husband doesn't have a background in health care and in the office we have very specific functions. the other person cannot decide okay well this is how we're going to deal with this clinically or i wouldn't be able to decide this is how we're going to, you know, negotiate this contract. it didn't work. in the beginning. >> one of the things that we used to hear a lot is oh, you work with your spouse? oh, yeah, that probably isn't too good but it's a lot of fun because -- >> yeah, we actually like each other. >> it's fun. >> congrats. their den

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city council. she said that experience will help her a it can her welcomeing. we need to inn vest and that's jobs. the better wages. >> fellow city councilwoman rebecca came in second and mayor jean quan came in third. last night runnerup released a statement saying quote, i am excited to partner on her with a variety of ways to improve the city which she and i both love. >>> one-third of the election day ballot still have to be counted and that's 13 5,000 uncounted ballots and that leaves several races too close to call and they are dealing with a huge number of mail in ballots and the office still has thousandels of provisional ballots and they have to be counted by hand. >>> google will cover the cost battling cancer. it will be used based on the patient's genetic profiled. they will have an effort to improve talent. >>> coming up at 6:30 the big road project which could mess up your commute. >>> why he and two others were arrested for feeding the homeless. >>> and we are looking at a commute that had a couple of things pop up, this commute is moving well downtown. >>> and our weather is warming up, it wi

relocate incomes to keep the workers in the city since they're in less desirable parts of the city it's better to have the workers butt put down their roots and there are needs to be stabilize lit we have had recommendations we're suggesting that a ssi on bmr matters be created to meet with mo h on a regular basis and the meetings are the director are need to resolve the current problems and recommend you hold a followup meeting and fourth since mo h has important dutsz there should be an oversight commission. >> thank you very much is there any additional public comment on item number 4 seeing none, public comment is closed. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you i actually had a few follow-up questions from the public comment that was made either to mr. benjamin or director lee terrors is the comment made by the member of bishop she's not seen a translated housing application form i don't know if you have a response i found out that stunning. >> well currently it - the requirement inform translate is in our outreach portion of - they have to translate outreach materials application is not in the li

not ready and we are working closely now that they have someone in place trying to have city college on having a better handle on what their benefits are. the other two things i wanted to highlight where i was asked to represent the executive director of the pacific group on health david landsky. they were on the kennedy compound in massachusetts. patrick kennedy you may recall left congress and he is committed. he sponsored the kennedy forum and committed to the mental health parody is enacted. rules put forth implementation and oversight has not been implemented. i represented the business group on health and a variety of people there we spent go days talking about mental health parody and how employers really will be key to pushing the implementation of it because public health departments don't really have the clout that employers have in washington. it was extremely moving and wonderful to be in president kennedy and senator kennedy's house. and there is a lot of follow up work that i said i would help with and we are looking very closely at mental health. i know we'll have a presentation by kaise

city in the process of being revealed. both trees represent hope. they represent a better tomorrow. >> well put. the city's original tree will get the real charlie brown treatment when a single red bulb will be placed on top. the fliers are getting booted home after losing 7 of 8 games. next in sports, what management has to say about the poor play and how they're going to try to turn things around. plus the road to a championship. two local high school teams make a run. highlights are coming up. >>> and 62-year-old actor mickey rourke steps into the ring once again. ♪ with the card most accepted in the philadelphia region, you have the power to do more. independence blue cross. live fearless. new dove body wash with at one breakthrough formula. just one shower gives you softer smoother skin. my skin is really silky smooth. new dove body wash. softer, smoother skin after just one shower. hellmann's and holiday leftovers become irresistibly creamy turkey casserole. real delicious hellmann's. bring out the hellmann's. bring out the best. >>> hey i'm john clark. it was supposed the to be an orange a

city in the process of being revealed. so i think that both trees represent hope. they represent a betterginal tree will get the real charlie brown treatment next week when a single red bulb will go up on top. you're looking live at the open air market visitors were there yesterday when they were treated to a black friday concert. the christmas village features yuletide gifts, crafts and fun. the village will be open through december 28th. >>> it's the centerpiece for many families celebrating christmas, but a real tree will cost you more. we'll tell you the reason blind the price hike. >>> people are paying more for genuine fresh cut trees. expect toe pay $2 more than last year. the price gends on the type of tree you select. the cost is expected to go up more if you wait to buy closer. low prices put some farmers out of business. fewer trees are harvesteded. and artificial tree makers remains a challenge. now we'll check in for a look at what moved the marks this past week on wall street. >>> it was a short week for wall street with the markets closed for thrgz and half day on friday. b

. >> she says she believes she's handing off a city in better shape than it was when she took office. >> this is not the city it was four years ago. >> schaaf promised to continue initiatives the mayor launched including saving oakland sports teams and improving public safety. >> the big work ahead is continuing the efforts that mayor quan has begun in making our city safer. >> you can see this as a positive change. >> i do. >> barry donland did not endorse any candidate in the mayor's race. >> we've been calling for some leadership at city hall. and we hope with change in administration that is what we get. >> the mayor will have several weeks to move on. >> i'm not just going to go away and leave the city. in oakland, abc7 news >> still to come here tonight on abc7 news at 6:00 visions for one of san francisco's best known thoroughfares transforming market street into a gathering place. >> from abc7 news i team, an east bay church deacon has been forced to resign after living a lie for decades. >> a los altos man buys a computer but it breaks down. warranty doesn't work much, either

citi mobile. it takes two seconds, better safe than sorry, right?what! no service? seriously? you guys might actually have to talk. to each other? we do it all the time. i like it. should we? no. bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. to learn more, visit citi.com/easierbanking get back to running the football, or do they want to throw it? if they decide they want to throw it can they keep colin kaepernick upright long enough on sunday in new orleans to do that? they are 4-4 and they have to win this game to keep realistic playoff hopes alive. there were so many distractions right now. you have growing noise about jim harbaugh's future if things go south. it is really, really important. they are allowed 14 sacks in two weeks. flat out unacceptable. how about giving the ball to frank gore early and often? frank would like that. >> this is the offensive side of the ball. you are watching the film and it is not us. it is not us, not us at all. >> i feel like we are having an average season. we are 4-4 and that's all that matters. >> it wil

citi mobile. it takes two seconds, better safe than sorry, right? yeah, who knows if we'll even get service on the island? what! no service? seriously? you guys might actually have to talk. to each other? we do it all the time. i like it. should we? no. bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. to learn more, visit citi.com/easierbanking broadcast center. this is a about c news. >> a local flight attendant stabbed to death and police say her boyfriend, the person she brought home to meet her parents is the one who did it. >> tonight you will hear from the victim's sister. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama dates. 53-year-old joseph carr is charged with the murder of 43-year-old kelly turner. >> alyssa harrington is live at oakland international airport with new and disturbing details. >> dan and ama, she was a southwest flight attendant and her boyfriend lived in oakland working as an artist and sculpt for and now he is in jail facing murder charges for allegedly stabbing her death after a fight on halloween. >> the beautiful smi

adding up the rain totals, better news for crescent city, eureka and ukiah. notice how the numbers drop off closer to sacramento. 53% of average. to the bay area even with the recent rain 38 to 69% of average and we're not going to add to that anytime soon. the central coast seeing those numbers dropping off. other than salinas which is about average. southern california quite dry. the story around the state continues that we still need more rain. we will not see rain in its place now. we are looking out for patchy dense fog. a little toward concord already tomorrow morning. the north and east bay valleys where the fog could be thick and south of san jose to morgan hill and gilroy. could have a foggy start to sunday. high pressure building in. that will take the storm track to the north as the system heading to the east. as this high builds in, once we pass tuesday and wednesday, on the coastline, we could see temperatures in the 70s the middle of the week before another change. back to much-needed rain later in the week and approaching next weekend. for tomo

and the mayor comes and brings together with $3 billion to invest in the transportation city it doesn't get much betterat fortunately i don't think he's on the market we're happy he's our mayor please join me in welcoming the mayor of the city and county of san francisco mayor ed lee (clapping) >> thank you for that kind introduction everyone good morning. welcome to san francisco. >> good morning. >> actually, the last couple of weeks ago people have being coming up to me and saying are you i say yes, sir. i'm travis to i'm mayor travis for a few weeks anyway, i want to say thank you, ed very much fewer leadership not only as our director of transportation by certainly the president of nah 0 could i'm thrilled you're here in the city i know you're about to see if not a lot of the things happening in our city we want to make sure that the themes that you have for the conference about cities and innovations and mobility can be sdeementd so while you're here please make sure you do all you can too walk and bike and take ride sharing obeying be careful on the upper deckerers but i think you've already and

city of philadelphia. >> you are not the first person to start laughing on public television -- to start laughing on national television when thinking about what ed rendell says. when -- wouldn't she be better getting nominated in the city that her husband was nominated in in 1992? and wouldn't there be some poetry? >> i love poetry come about i love the city of philadelphia. for us to have the opportunity to nominate at our convention the first woman, again, that is a history making kind of event. having clinton nominated in new york in 1992, and i was there at my first convention and a big bill clinton supporter then, and then having hillary clinton philadelphia -- hillary clinton nominated in philadelphia truly cements the relationship between philadelphia and new york. i think it works out well. but we were going to ask you for some thanks giving tips. we don't have time. thank you for coming on. happy holidays, mayor. >> only come back, democrats are narrowing their choices for the 2016 convention. only one of them, however, allows us to sleep in our own beds. ♪ >> as we just discussed with the giddy mayor nutter, we are in the heat of the medical convention playoffs, democratic divisi

in the world and thankful for what he's given us in his life and hopefully continue to make the city a better place just like he tried to do for 40 years. >> reporter: now behind me you can see this crowd continues to grow. the people here are young and old, white and black and they've come from all across the city to remember marion barry. i covered barry for many, many years, one thing i can tell you he would appreciate about this crowd is there are speeches going on from those who will line up to replace marion barry when there's a special election to fill his seat. now at 8:00, a viewing party will be held for one of the last interviews he gave to oprah winfrey. reporting live from the big chair, mark segraves, news4. >> thank you, mark. some flags in the district are flying at half-staff tonight in honor of marion barry. the order applies to all d.c. government buildings. marion barry went to the hospital thursday and was released last night. he collapsed a short time later and had to be rushed back to the hospital and died. he leaves behind a long complicated legacy. barry wasn't just a

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city in the process of being rebuilt. so i think that both trees represent hope. they represent a betterl get the real charlie brown treatment when a single red bulb will be placed on top. >>> today is the grand opening of the annual christmas village in love park. here's a live view of center city. visitors yesterday were treated to a black friday jams concert. the the grand opening is set for 11:00 this morning. >>> the second annual share joy 5k run and fun walk starts in valley park at 10:00 this morning. the event raises money to help build fresh water wells in uganda and south sudan. they're expecting a big turnout today. >>> a fairy tale wish that came true. that's what one girl experienced. 7-year-old ariana met cinderella backstage. she has severe scoliosis and was treated with a makeover to become the bell of the ball. the magical day was made possible by shriner's hospital. matt delucia is following the disappearance of a college student who disappeared after a night out with friends. >> reporter: that is scheduled for an hour from now. what his parents are saying about the di