is not simply a a dividedine between city. been alin wall has anderline between states between the two most powerful military alliances. gdr and theetween federal republic of germany will exist. circumstances -- it would be no different at the country.th any other >> will the wall physically disappear? changeill completely character. >> is there going to have to be more reform? home is a people at question of society. andle should feel at home be a attracted by the society. not opening the border. the problem is what i tried to explain to you. the problem is to build wouldtive socialism that be so attractive that no one would want to leave it. changes and what had been made up until now. >> will you open for pluralistic elections? >> our head of state has for a free is open dialogue on how to handle problems, including the opening of general and free elections in my country. , who up to the parliament when itvene to discuss is appropriate to hold such .lections it will not be tomorrow morning. see a date where there will be a u

places like indy, des moines, fargo, in between the cities you'll find subzero numbers and on wednesday, low 20s in atlanta. subfreezing temperatures into the florida panhandle and more certainly in the cards. >>> meanwhile severe storms are dumping rain in alabama and wind gusts of 50 miles per hour are raising fears of wildfires. red flag warnings are in effect in southern california. >>> and president obama says the beheading of an aid worker is pure evil. kassig is the fifth that isis has killed. susan mcginnis is in washington. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. peter kassig is being remembered as a humanitarian who helped save the lives of those caught in civilian war. now washington is accelerating its efforts to destroy the group. the 15-minute video purportedly

cohen. >> excuse me. >> i have a question bring me back historically how did we have the cities ownership split between the city and pg&e how did we get there today. >> it's history in the way that san francisco puc didn't exist when some of the original lighting was installed in fact that was gas light lighting and pg&e owned those when it was converted to electricity it was city the ownership of the pg&e and it was xhernd to wooden policies and historically the policies have been owned by pg&e it's kind of how the city evolved. >> so over 7, 8, 9 puc has acquired more of pg&e assets just natural through and because of the if unknown program as the utility used to be above ground were converted to underground sources the street light was assumed by the city and by puc in particular so in neighborhoods the utility facilities i know tell consumptions and electricity are underground those lights are oftentimes owned by the city base when underground occurred we assumed ownership. >> can you refresh my memory what, if anything, technology underground. >> larger in districts two to three 19461926 and 5 and

an estimated cost to the city of approximately $690,000. >> good morning again, claudia gorham as director of real estate. the proposed resolution authorizes a 5 year lease between the city as tenant and bayview plaza llc as land lord for administrative space for the human services agency family services and child welfare programs with renovations. hhc has rented the suite since 2009. the original term and options expired august 31, 2014 and hsa has been holding over on a month to month since then. under the proposed new lease, hsa seeks to renovate the premises by combining all 6 suites and adding a 7th suite into a single space under one lease. it has a 5 year term commencing from the date of substantial completion of the tenant improvements with one additional five year option at 95 percent of the then-prevailing market rate. rent for the interim period during renovations will be $39,215 or $2.50 per square foot and then rent after completion of the improvements estimated to be around march 2015 will be $41,478.25 a month, or $2.75 per square foot, which is only an increase of 29 cents from the original old lease. the interim and initial base rent are fully s

this time between union city and fremont. so between alvarado niles, fremont boulevard, you may still hit lanes for the next 25 minutes. no roadwork in san leandro. here's the bay bridge toll plaza. typical stuff, slight delays in the far left cash lanes but on the bridge lanes blocked approaching the fremont street exit. they have been doing ongoing roadwork on the span but shouldn't have an issue. mass transit on time. that's your latest "kcbs" drive to work. frank and michelle, back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> cab drivers taking a stand against ridesharing service like lyft and uber. they protested last night at san francisco airport blocking lanes in the arrival area and refusing to pick up passengers. they caused traffic backups and some very long lines. cab drivers say the alternative ride services are not regulated enough when it comes to issues like safety, insurance and airport fees. >>> there's a new push to stop trains from rumbling through bay area neighborhoods carrying cargo that cities s

city we wenjoy. the location was important because it was located in exactly halfway between lake michigan and the mississippi river. when you try to locate the capital out of unorganized land, center was very important. that was a key factor locating the city, and the reason why the legislator picked this location. madison is a very rare city on an isthmus. it is a relatively narrow -- wa ist surrounded by lakes. very few cities have this distinction. the man who laid out madison had d.c., manygton, times. one of his goals was to try to copy the street design that he saw in washington, d.c., here. so he did. by that, all of the streets came together and focus on a public building, such as the capitol. that was the key idea. the fact that madison was laid out on it is miss -- isthmus surrounded by two lakes had implications for the future. visitors from east, people who wanted to settle here, said, my goodness, this is beautiful. because it is beautiful, we have to keep it special. as i study the sweep of madison 's history, that single perception probably played a larger role in the history of the city than

. >> reporter: this is the only crossing between the cities. litary flag lowering ceremony takes place there every evening and hundreds of people come to watch the symbolic ritual between border guards especially on week ends. the attack took place close to an area considered highly secure. security forces across the country were already on high alert ahead of a processions by shia mourners during the month. already there is speculation that the attack was a reaction to the ongoing military operations in the tribal areas. at least two splinter groups of the taliban in pakistan took responsibility for this deadly attack. the newly formed group of ddp and. [ inaudible ] both said they carried out the bombing. as investigators gathered evidence. it's not clear which claim is to be believed. cal jazerra. >>> kurdish peshmerga forces in syria say they are making progress against fighters from the islamic state of iraq and the lo levant otherwise known as isil. they have been battle to go capture kobane for more than a month now. can you dish forces h

city we enjoy today. the location was very important because it was located in exactly halfway between lake michigan and the mississippi river. when you try to locate a capital out of unorganized land, being in the center was very important. that was a very key fact in locating the city. the reason why the legislators picked this location. anison is a very rare city isthmus. relatively narrow surrounded by lakes. very few cities in the world have this distinction. the man who laid out madison have seen washington, d.c. many times. one of his goals was to try to copy the street design that he saw in washington, d.c. he did. all of the streets came together and focus on a public building, such as the capital. that was the key idea. the fact that madison was laid mus surrounded by two lakes have profound implications. people who came here, visitors from the east, people who wanted to settle here, said, my goodness, this is beautiful. because it is beautiful, we have to keep it special. as i have studied madison's probably played a larger role in the history of the city. they not only wanted to build on the nat

the city did not live up to its nickname 600 feet in the air. for an encore, he walked between marina city's east and west towers blindfolded. wallenda called the stunt the most challenging of his career so far. >> the big thing is the intimidation factor. you walk to the edge of the building and look down 600 feet and say i'm doing this blindfolded, still there are winds. hearing them, it is extremely intimidatin intimidating. >> it looks like it was cold. >> you can wear a hat for that. i don't know how it helps you not fall off the tightrope. >>> cool and something i would never do. 19 minutes past the hour. happening now. grim news in the fight against isis. the big blow to the u.s. strategy to fight the terrorists in syria. we are live with the latest there next. >>> at least 45 people are dead this morning and 55 injured following a suicide last in lahore in pakistan. the bomber detonated his suicide vest after a parade. two taliban groups made claims for the bombing. >>> isis forces slaughtering dozens of sunni tribal members in anbar province. many pulled from their hom

city we enjoy. the location was important because it was located in exactly halfway between lake michigan and the mississippi river. when you try to locate the capital out of unorganized land, being in the center was very important. that was a key factor locating the city, and the reason why the legislator picked this location. madison is a very rare city on an isthmus. it is a relatively narrow -- waist surrounded by lakes. very few cities have this distinction. the man who laid out madison had seen washington, d.c., many times. one of his goals was to try to copy the street design that he saw in washington, d.c., here. so he did. by that, all of the streets came together and focus on a public building, such as the capitol. that was the key idea. the fact that madison was laid out on it is miss -- isthmus surrounded by two lakes had implications for the future. visitors from east, people who wanted to settle here, said, my goodness, this is beautiful. because it is beautiful, we have to keep it special. as i study the sweep of madison's history, that single perception probably played a larger role in the hi

city clerk: [contract agreement - recology san francisco, recology golden gate, and recology sunset scavenger - refuse collection - not to exceed $44,000,000] resolution approving under charter, section 9.1188bb, a contract agreement between the city and county of san francisco and recology san francisco, recology golden gate, and recology sunset scavenger contractorss, for refuse services, resulting in total compensation to contractors in an amount not to exceed $44,000,000 for the term of december 1, 2014, through november 30, 2020. city clerk: sf 21234 >> i have j d fong who will speak ton this matter today. >> good afternoon supervisors, jackie fong from contact of administration i'm requesting an mou from the city andy -- ecology from november 24th #shgs 2014 to december -- november 30, 2020 , to not compete the amount of $44 million. this amount negotiated 11.4 percent increase in refuse waste in the agreement. the average annual increase for years 1-4 is between 8.25 percent and in addition the mou grants annual cost-of-living judgements to the rates beginning july 2015 through november 20th. this table indicates the city's estimated spend for the term of the contract. the recology group of companies are the only l

first reading. >> madam clerk. >> item 46 was recommended a resolution to approve a contract between the city golden gate and sunset for refuge collection needing $40 million for the term of november 30th through 2020. >> colleagues, same house, same call? this resolution is adapted. >> next item. >> item 47 and 48 were considered by this land use committee on monday november 24th they've forwarded those items and 47 was recommended as the same title to have the city provide electrical service to new developments. >> supervisor wiener. >> thank you, mr. president. >> colleagues this legislation provides san francisco public utilities power enterprise with the first right of refusal to provide clean hetch hetchy power to new private and public developments in san francisco i'm pleased the sierra club and the league of conservation voters have enforced the legislation i want to thank supervisor breed for co-chairing the legislation and supervisor kim so far adding her name and supervisor yee has stone shown an interest it provides the puc with the authority to be the power provider when it make

item 18 a resolution to approve a modification for the operator lease and agreement between signature flight in the city to extend the lease by 5 years for a new date of 20022 for approximately $70.6 million during the extension of the term. >> same house, same call? this resolution is adapted. >> item 19 authorizing the multiple single families needing for $49 million for a financing for multiple family urging known as the hunter view. >> this resolution is adapted. >> commissioner dooley's. >> sorry to interrupt i need to reaccepted the vote open item 14 i meant to continue that item approximately we made an amendment and the language has not been developed so i want to continue it. >> supervisor avalos as made a motion to resend seconded by supervisor kim we'll take that without objection. this is the case and supervisor avalos as making a motion to continue. >> to december 9th. >> seconded by supervisor breed we'll take that without objection. this is continued to the ninth madam clerk call item 20. >> there's an item on the floor mr. president, item 19 you've approved it with an objection we're on

city and agencies and va. a good example of some things happening right now is the facility that is opening up on kearney street by the hotel. this is a great collaboration between the city and va. they work very closely together to take this stanford hotel that had a really bad reputation. they have renovated it and opening it up for 125 veterans. in august approximately 100 volunteers combed the city looking for homeless veterans looking in the streets, shelters, transitional housing programs and they took with them what's called a vi -- vulnerability index service planning and assistance tool, a tool to assess vulnerability in any population, but we used it with veterans, we questioned them on mental health, age, incarceration, homelessness. over 200 veterans were assessed during this effort and to date over 600 have been assessed. this is a huge chunk of that 716. 125 of these veterans are going to be moving into kearney street, 250 kearney street facility. the va and city got together and collaborated to make this happen. so once it's full, we will be managing some of the work there will be providing the 24/7 coverage where we have monitors to make sure eve

continuing to stream this live. >> it's a lot of fun to watch the 1 south broad building is located between city hall and chestnut street. make sure to avoid the area, because there are a lot of closures until 4:00. the buildings owners are doing it because they are worried about safety issues associated with the letters. the letters are 3,000 pounds. >> reporter: the time is good, it's dry out there today and tomorrow is the washout. they will get it done today, no winds, nice and calm to quiet. >> we'll continue to stream this live at 6abc.com. you'll want to tune in there, as the n is flying through the area. road detours until 4:00 p.m. in the area, watch for that. "good morning america" weekend is next on channel 6. "action news" continues later this morning. we'll have a number of stories for you including the ten-year-old boy accidentally shot in the face. now for eva pilgrim, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. of the have a great sunday! hey! it's mister monopoly. and the new monopoly millionaires' club lottery game. where you have 3 ways to become a millionai

nks a show down is just minutes away in oakland between the city's zoo and supporters of the neighboringhe left and on the right is nolan park, the city's largest chunk of open space of the zoo wants to expand into the neighboring 56 acres asking the city council for a conservation easement of the group st. nolan's park opposes the plan because of the habitat near the ridge line. they want to see it all done, quote, responsibly. >>> we're making it easy to help others with our holiday food drive. live look at the safeway in castro district. safeway has put together bags for all the fixings for thanksgiving except the turkey. the $10 bags could make all the difference for struggling families. >> safeway shoppers could spend $10 to give fantastic bags of food. they are little things could make a big difference during thanksgiving and the holidays. find out more on our website, click on the holiday food drive link in the upper left hand corner. this saturday we will be at safeway stores across the bay area helping to run the drive. >> come join us. we'll all be spread out. >>> the city has

. >> "these are kabul's last line of defense; all that stands between the city and the taliban. the question is: will this army be strong enough when the international troops leave? >> the task of the ana is to provide an environment of security that can allow the communities and economies education all to function. so creating that environment is tough. >> their commander insists they're ready for anything: >> at the end of the day, the afghan army does have greater fire power. they do have greater resources. even if troops aren't on the ground they are still being supported by american patronage and all of those factors i think will mean that the afghan army is going to be able to control major population centers like kabul, like provincial capitals. >> after three days, we received the call we had been waiting for. >> at the moment we are crossing the last checkpoint, leaving kabul and driving towards logar. >> actually, i'm a bit nervous because last time i tried to embed with insurgents in afghanistan, it was the taliban in helmand. i was actually kidnapped. >> it happened

still about a 14, 15-minute ride between hayward and foster city.in, give yourself some extra time. checking the golden gate bridge looks like limited visibility as well along 101. gets better as you hit the brakes and head into san francisco. that's a look at traffic. frank? >> thank you, gianna. 5:33 now. san francisco police officers using cameras on a golden gate transit bus now to understand just how a jogger was killed yesterday. 51-year-old laurie helmer killed in a crosswalk yesterday was running near van ness and lombard after 6 a.m. she died at the hospital. >>> the man accused of kidnapping a philadelphia woman sunday is wanted for abducting a teenaged girl last month. officers arrested 37-year-old delvin barnes in maryland after using gps to track him down. investigators in virginia believe barnes kidnapped the 16- year-old girl and set her on fire. that girl escaped and is now in the hospital. >>> sf police are investigating a deadly shooting this morning happened just before 9:00 last night in the city's western addition. one of the vi

for an encore he walked between marina city's west and east towers blindfolded.llenda called his record-breaking stunt the most challenging of his career so far. >> the big thing is the intimidation factor. you walk to the edge and you look down 600 feet and say i'll do this blindfolded with winds. the winds were light and praise god for that, there are still winds. even hearing them it is intimidating. >> did you watch? >> i watched with my eyes closed. >> that's how i go through life by the way. look the big question the networks have to face including audiences, what happens if he falls? why are you really watching? it is an amazing skill he displays. is it something that should be on television. i ask you that. >> i'll think about that. deep thoughts from john berman. >>> a match up of quarterbacks but just one victorious. two will enter. one will lead. it is the handsome one who left smiling. tom brady with an epic epic epic win. three epics. laura rutledge has the details in the bleacher report next. zon. one: verizon's the largest most reliable 4g lte netw

other words of ownership you know pg&e has sold street lights to other cities the process for that is typically an negotiation between the city and the utility a precede at the california puc because from the regulate terrors prospective the owner of that set asset is pg&e rate fairs to make sure that the rate pairs get appropriate value so far the asset so it's the c p puc ultimately decides whether the prices that pentagon and the city have negotiated is appropriate and that transaction can be appropriated at the state level it's a road that's been traveled, if you will, by another cities we've pursue is in district 10 where most of the street lights are on pg&e light poles and some recent examples where pg&e has sold similar the cross arm and the limb and part of the street light not the pole that's a wood utility pole so we have ready examples when we've looked the system we know that pg&e owns we've tried to see how much they're going to cost the city to install led system in its place we estimate that costs us too 62 and one hundred and 15 million that's a rough estimate not a insignificant endeavor and be resp

fog free in the city by the bay, 70 degrees for you, out in wine country getting spoiled yet again at 75 degrees. the east shore, oak town nice and comfortable and nice a big spread between coastal cities and what we're expecting today. we still have cool air trailing behind the front that came through on friday. it's going to take one more day to mix out and then we'll warm you up. look at the difference between today and tomorrow you, up to 80 degrees in the south bay. then we'll slowly take your temperatures down getting into the weekend. we're still counting on that next rain chance into next tuesday. >> thank you very much. an nfl player involved in a high profile child abuse case expected back in court this morning. adrian peterson was indicted in september after authorities say he hit his son with a switch. the minnesota vikings running back is reportedly considering a plea deal. that agreement could come as early as today. peterson was deactivated on the vikings and is on the commissioner's exempt list until the case is involved. >> investigators looking closer at some of the human factors that apparently led to the deadly crash of the virgin galactic spacecraft.

my office is essentially the bridge between city hall and new york city's many immigrant cities. we have a very simple mission which is to promote programs and policies that improve the well being of immigrant communities. we have three broad goals by which we sort of fulfill that mission. the first is really to think about how to embed immigrant inclusion throughout the city's dna in a way. so it's not just the mayor's office affairs but it's a part of the code of the city overall. and i think one good example of this that the mayor announced in january when he first took office is the city's municipal id card program. this is creating a government-issued local identification that's available to all regardless of immigration status and is meant to focus as a key to the city to open doors that were closed before to equalize access to many of the services and amenities in new york city and i'm happy to talk more about that later. another broad goal of ours is access to justice whether it's on one end of the spectrum of individuals facing deportation and needing adequate representa

we have a batch of steady rain between atlantic city and surf city. the i-95 corridor there is little more than an inch of rain. there is a advisory, there are areas where leaves are clogging the storm drain. buckingham and gloucester and marple are all in this area. the big change behind this system you will notice it tomorrow. it 48 degrees. it's damp and raw. but there is some very cold air waiting in the wings. right now chicago that is a temperature not the wind chill. 15 degrees. bismarck, 17 degrees. that air is heading straight in our direction. this is what to expect this evening. the showers will move completely off the coast by 8:00. the winds pick up. 12 to 25 miles-an-hour. this will dry most of the rods.z but temperatures falling below the freezing point across the board. some areas where there is poor drainage where we have puddles developing could be icing up in the overnight hours. tomorrow morning bundle up. wind chills in the morning generally only in the teens. they will not be getting warmer than that by the afternoon. talking mor