my name is brian kim. i'm president. before we start with a roll call a few housekeeping items.e to speak on any item you see on the agenda we have these pink slips up here that you fill out. and it to our staff and alcohol new ones were open for public comments. second, if you could please turn off your cell phones or put them on silent so that we can not be disturbed during the meeting. finally, thank you sfgov tv for your services and producing and airing this lab to the public every time we meet. organa go ahead and start with local. >>

my name is brian kim. i'm president. before we start with a roll call a few housekeeping items. if you're a member of the public, like to speak on any item you see on the agenda we have these pink slips up here that you fill out. and it to our staff

my name is brian kim. i'm president. before we start with a roll call a few housekeeping items. if you're a member of the public, like to speak on any item you see on the agenda we have these pink slips up here that you fill out. and it to our staff and alcohol new ones were open for public comments. second, if you could please turn off your cell phones or put them on silent so that we can not be disturbed during the meeting. finally, thank you sfgov tv for your services and producing and airing this lab to the public every time we meet. organa go ahead and start with local. >> commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner perez caminong president tan >> for house. we'll start off with public comments. this is for public comment on any item you do not see currently on the agenda but does relate to the work of the entertainment commission. a public comment? seeing none, public comment is close. leon to item 2 approval of minutes for november 10 meeting. commissioners, if you want to-hopefully you have reviewed them and if you have any edits or motions? >> i

on february first, iowa caucus goers will choose a candidate that best represents i'm kim hutcherson reporting. ((brian loftus)) > nevada's caucus is scheduled for the 20th of february./// ((kirsten joyce)) > tonight.. you can hear stories about the days of organized crime in las vegas. the clark county library is hosting an event called "mob month: remembering ralph lamb." the mob museum's geoff schumacher and the i-team's george knapp will be sharing stories about when the famed sheriff went up against the mob. it is free and open to the public. it starts at 7 pm in the main theater. lamb's brother, darwin .. who served on the county commission... passed away this weekend./// demetria, what's driving people crazy? demetria obilor another week, another cone zone, right? well, another cone zone, right? well, construction is progressing along flamingo road. the rtc is working to improve 14 miles of flamingo between grand canyon road to just east of boulevard. west of i-15, crews are working expect median lane closures between jones and decatur for improvements. bus stop construction is underway from dec

i'm kim hutcherson reporting. ((brian loftus)) > democratic presidential hopefuls hillary clinton and bernie sandesr are praising president obama for his gun control plans: (( hillary clinton: if congress n't act we have to domething about thft3-ousand people a year d fromns.rnie sanders: i think most gunnersn this countryunderstand that people who should not own guns should not be able to buy them.we do need to expand the instant background check. i think the president is doing what the american people would like him to do ((brian loftus)) sources tell c-b-s the president is looking to include expanding the definition of who sells guns...to make for more background checks... and requiring enhanced reporting of lost and stolen guns./// ((kirsten joyce)) > the site in san bernardino where 14 people were killed... is expected to reopen this morning. the regional center has been closed since the attack last month... when police say syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik opened fire. they were killed hours after the attack.

my name is brian kim. i'm president. before we start with a roll call a few housekeeping items.u're a member of the public, like to speak on any item you see on the agenda we have these pink slips up here that you fill

((brian loftus)) george knapp of the i-team has more on the story. richard kim/faraday-head of global design: ...a showcase for what ff stands for, inside and out, the design a preview of our dna and our ff products to come.... the faraday future folks have a future in promotions if this car thing doesn't work out. for months, they've driven the auto world crazy guessing what their vehicles would look like, and the big reveal in front of invited guests monday night was appropriately dramatic..follo wed by...kaboom....a jaw dropping ultra powerful sports model that could jump from zero to 60 in three seconds.... and forever change the public view of electric cars. the company was inspired by more advanced modes of transportation ... richard kim: the ufo line that runs around the vehicle is a subtle design cue that this car is not quite of this world. this ufo line will be a signature design element in all future faraday products. okay, you had us at ufo. one common reaction to the new seen this car somewhere before? "batman".... there is more than a passing resem

kim hutcherson reporting. ((kirsten joyce)) the iowa caucus will take place on february first.... followed by nevada's on the 20th./// ((brian loftus)) > while the democrats were duking it out... republican carly fiorina campaigned in the valley. the former h-p c-e-o spoke at town hall meeting at the siena community association. she spoke on a number of topics from the economy and unemployment rate... to the current state of america. (( carly fiorina/(r) presidential candidate "we don't think of ourselves as a nation of limitless possibility anymore and if we don't believe that about ourselves anymore then we are losing the core of who we are because in fact this has been a place where more things have been more possible for more people in more places than any other place on earth we are not a perfect nation but we are an exceptional nation." )) ((brian loftus)) she'll be back out on the campaign trail today. you can have "coffee with carly" at the peppermill on the strip. the event runs from 8 to 9 am. and republican candidate donald thursday. he's hosting a rally at south point casino.. which begins at 1 pm./// brian loftu

democrats who backed the gold standard and free trade and riding with kim at the "wall street journal" today and then saw william jennings brian come along and take over the party is with a speech, which i think will make the establishment and those in the mainstream and the elites of the party very afraid. >> dickerson: because william james had a terrible presidential success rate. go ahead. here too is you talk to any of the candidates out there, the other cane other than donald trump, they are eager for a one-on-one march with donald trump. >> right. i mean,, no they really do think he is beatable. and i think this goes to ben's point is that he seems to have a feeling, honest support he is getting moderate republicans but there is a limit to the number he gets. >> you have been spending a lot of time with the nontrump and cruz candidates in new hampshire. slowly, lonely and quiet. talk about that a little bit, because they need to find their moment or it may pass them. >> that's why none of them will be, with the exception of rubio will be in iowa tomorrow night. kasich has been in new hampshire all weekend, chris christi

kim anderson: "she's a good student and hard worker. she's an amazing student. i'm very proud of kourtney." super: brian mastre not only has 5th grader kourtney school here at roosevelt elementary, she's punctual - and here before most of the other students. she's on safety patrol. sick that easy." being punctual and there everyday are two things - avoiding getting sick is often out of our control. rachel: "this is a bad year to ask me. i've missed my fair share - all these kids have outdone me for attendance this year." looking for new ways to get lessons to stick. counselor: "we want them to understand that it's not just about perfect attendance at school - but also preparing them for life after >> roosevelt elementary in council bluffs has around 500 students this year. there are 38 kids who had perfect attendance for the first we'll be right back after the iowa caucuses less than a month away.... (matt) that's right... coming up tonight on news 4 at six.... woodbury county democrats and republicans are gearing up for caucus night. what local political leaders are doing to get voters to the polls. (s

brian todd has some possible answers. >> with an explosion the size of a moderate earthquake and the unattainable glee of a news anchor, kimg un makes his rivals shutter and sends intelligence agencies scrambling. a senior u.s. official tells cnn north korea's nuclear test, whether it's a hydrogen bomb or not is very concerning. analysts give a stark assessment of change danger. north korea is moving towards a warhead that's miniaturized that can hit japan, guam, the american territory or perhaps hawaii or the west coast. that's where they're moving. and it they're doing it with impunity. >> from seoul to washington, officials are assessing kim's motives. one possibility, he's signaling his enemies who he sees everywhere. >> kim jong un is facing threats from all fronts. domestically, internally, from his elites. and so he has to be able to manage and control all of that internally. but, of course, there's always the threat that north korea believes comes from its external environment. >> external rivals like south korea and the u.s. kim can't compete with him from his conventional military and needs nuclear weapons to bal

brian mastery for sno plow. winter modifications. >> reed: i love it. he is doing all kinds of good stuff. here is what christine kim is working on for our heroes segment monday. he is a las vegas firefighter serving our community by rescuing people from burning homes. on his own time todd and his family have touched many lives by leading a years. this family has been giving out warm meals to the homeless. it happens rain or shine every tuesday morning. they work with 15 to 20 volunteers who come with a homemade dish. know it's like they're sleeping either in the cold or the heat and then you have compassion for them. you just really want them to get e a normal life. because a lot of them are struggling out there. >> jessica: you can catch that story next week right here on news 3. if you know someone in your community who has gone above and beyond share story with us. bt it on our facebook page or website, news3lv.com. if that person is featured he or she will win a $100 gift card and chance to win a $500 gift card courtesy of the children's hospital of nevada over at umc. >> reed: let's continue the conversation.

kim: costly education. is this a big blow to local students and the republican party all at the same time? what governor brian sandoval is

governor brian kelly, majority leader, senate minority leader, house minority leader kim gre greim greimelmembers of the supreme court, members of the court of appeals, secretary of state ruth johnson. attorney general bill shooty, congressman fred upton, congresswomen burn the lawrence. the cabinet. ladies and gentlemen of the legislature. public servants, citizens of michigan and my family, i welcome you tonight, i would like to begin by adding -- is to active military, reserve, national guard members, members of law enforcement and veterans, give them a shot out. [applause] [applause] >> thank you. i want to share one special situation with you with respect to our military. last year we had deployed 127th air wings, the 127th has two key element in terms of their aircraft, a close air support unit that was actually deployed in the middle east dealing with terrorists, other issues over there, it it also is the can 135 tanker which was deployed refueling aircraft like the work hog and other aircraft to run those emissions. we should be so proud. a 10 pilots actually flew three years of fl

brian day in las vegas. >> dana: i've never seen the after free throw before. >> that was unreal. that was huge. >> kim: he and carla ray are so great on the radio together. they have this great timing and chemistry. >>> still to come big changes. rumors flying that twitter could be changing things up and a lot of people don't like what they are hearing. we'll fill you in coming up. >> dana: and the baseball hall of fame will announce who is in we'll have a preview of what is >> announcer: can you lose 10 pounds in 10 days by eat thanksgiving? then clinton kelly giving y >> kim: welcome back to the program. it is 5:26. what can we expect for the rest of the morning and beyond? let's check in with kelly and the weather center. >> kelly: looking at that shot, we see the clouds. we have a breeze out there that dropping as low as what we saw yesterday. we are still dealing with light sprinkles in the valley, mainly around the spaghetti bowl and temperatures to the north 47-degrees. we're going to talk about the next round of rain coming up. >> dana: thank you. 5:27 now. a basketball coach not happy with th

brian, and thank you loomen family. this is just one look. we'll give you another look at 5:00. brandon and kim, isn't this incredible? >> it compares favorably with many sports bars i've been in. i'll tell you that. >> reporter: but with the privacy in their basement. win-win. >> and everyone knows what to get him for every christmas, birthday, holiday. >> if they can find something he doesn't have. >> well, there's that. >> watch for the new thing. >> hope they got a magnet. >> reporter: that's true. what's surprising about this place -- they definitely have the magnets around this place, as well as yard signs and clings, too. what's incredible about this place is i've been here for, like, over -- i think about two hours now. the more i look, the more i happen to find all these random broncos things. us all in the mood for sunday, guys. >> and no one wears that hat better than you, jessica oh. thank you very much. you look good. have not seen it look so good on someone. >> love it. [ laughter ] >>> you have a chance to be on tv to talk broncos with us and ask questions to our experts, all from the comfort of your ar

kim anderson: "she's a good student and hard worker. she's an amazing student. i'm very proud of kourtney." super: brian mastre not only has 5th grader kourtney anderson not missed a day of school here at roosevelt elementary, she's punctual - and here before most of the other students. she's on safety patrol. kourtney: "i don't usually get sick that easy." being punctual and there everyday are two things - avoiding getting sick is often out of our control. rachel: "this is a bad year to ask me. i've missed my fair share - all these kids have outdone me for attendance this year." school districts are always looking for new ways to get lessons to stick. counselor: "we want them to understand that it's not just about perfefe attendance at school - but also preparing them for life after >> roosevelt elementary in council bluffs has around 500 students this year. there are 38 kids who had perfect attendance for the first tri-mester. time for a break. we're back with our fourth half hour of news 4 today. first though.. here's a look at some of the events on the it's time totoet into the new wiwi ford come an

brian todd has some possible answers. >> reporter: with an explosion the size of a moderate earthquake, and the uncontainable blglee of a state news anchor, kim jong-un spends intelligence people scrambles. north kraes's nuclear test, whether it's a hydrogen bomb or not is concerning. analysts give an assessment of the danger. >> they're moving closer to a deliverable nuclear warhead that's miniaturized that can hit the west coast. that's where they're moving. and they're doing it with impunity. >> reporter: from seoul to washington, officials are assessing the motives. one possibility, he's signaling his enemies who he sees everywhere. >> he's facing threats from all fronts. domestically, internally, from his elites. and so he has to be able to manage and control all of that internally. but there's always the threat that north korea believes comes from its external environment. >> reporter: external rivals like south korea and the u.s. he needs nuclear weapons to balance the field. but he's got another possible motive with his outside rivals. >> with nuclear weapons, they can blackmail, intimidate and threaten the united states, china, south

brian todd reporting, thank you. >>> as tensions rise following north korea's claim of a h-bomb test, kim jong-un's regime now claimshat it has arrested a u.s. citizen for spying and has given cnn's will ripley exclusive access to the man who's asking the u.s. government now for help. will is joining us now live from the north korean capital of pyongyang. so what's this all about, will? >> reporter: wolf, we first got wind of this american prisoner shortly after we arrived in pyongyang last week. keep in mind this was just after this nuclear test. it was a chaotic time but we were told we would learn more details. and we did shortly before the interview when a man walked through the doors of a hotel conference room with a very complex and uncorroborated story of espionage. days after north korea's nuclear test shocked the world, a new diplomatic bombshell. kim dong chul says he's an american citizen who used to live in fairfax, virginia. north korea calls him a spy accused of stealing nuclear and military secrets. pyongyang authorities order kim to speak to us in korean. he seems aware our conversation is likely bei

brian, there's a lot of skepticism about this claim. but even if it's a normal nuclear test, why would kim jong-un take such a dangerous step right now? >> wolf, that is what intelligence agencies from washington to seoul, tokyo, beijing are all scrambling to find out tonight. analysts are telling us the north koreans likely did this now because they probably just cleared some technical hurdles. but kim jong-un is also trying to fend off some very powerful external and potentially internal rivals. and experts believe that's why this violent, unpredictable young leader took this very dangerous step. with an explosion the size of a moderate earthquake and the uncontainable glee of a state news anchor, kim jong-un makes his rivals shudder and sends intelligence agencies scrambling. a senior u.s. official tells cnn north korea's nuclear test, whether it's a hydrogen bomb or not, is very concerning. analysts give a stark assessment of the danger. >> north korea's moving ever closer to a deliverable nuclear warhead that is miniaturized, that can hit japan, guam, perhaps hawaii or the west coast,

brian is here. what are you learning? >> reporter: u.s. officials telling us they are keeping a close eye on this facility because of the fact that it had previously been used by kimtest ballistic missiles. this comes as cnn has learned new information about that north korean nuclear test earlier this month. a u.s. official familiar with the latest assessment telling barbara starr that kim jong-un's regime may have been trying to test components of a hydrogen bomb at the time. not necessarily a completely constructed bomb but components, possibly a detonateor. between that and the possible rocket launch preparations here, kim jong-un has clearly ramped up his threatening behavior. tonight intelligence agencies from washington to seoul are closely watching this facility. north korea's top-secret satellite launching station. a u.s. official tells cnn in recent days satellite imagery has revealed personnel, equipment for rockets and jewel being moved into the compoun. the place is so secret, parts are delivered by underground rail lines. >> they understand they are being watched 24/7 by satellites from many countries. so they have invested in underground facilities t

what was kim jong-un thinking when he ordered a nuclear explosion practically china's doorstep and boasted it was a hydrogen bomb test? the north korean leader may have a personal grudge. brian todd is joining us here in "the situation room." you've been digging into this. brian, what are you learning? >> wolf, tonight intelligence agencies are going through all the possible scenarios to figure out what triggered this escalation. that personal grudge you referred to, wolf, is a real possibility. it has to do with of all things a wildly popular all-girl band from north korea. and an embarrassing snub they received from china. tonight, north koreans are cheering even as the chinese are smoldering over kim jong-un's nuclear test. >> it was a great insult. i think the chinese at least believe that they were making some progress to keep north korea somewhat under control. >> reporter: analysts say the chinese have never liked kim jong-un, and the feeling is mutual. and tonight questions are raised about a north korean girl band and whether it could have had a strange connection to the nuclear test. ♪ the band, kim's hand picked troupe of young women in tight dresses who sing kore