i received one report prepared by a buff preparer. buff has no choice but to rely on anecdotal data rather than hard data. every survey by an outside company was completed in 2017 at a cost of $25,000 to the taxpayers. the tree rated all trees from removal to routine prune, which is the best. the surveyed showed buff had downgraded 85% of city-wide ficus trees to priority removal. the every tree s.f. survey showed there are several tree types that more of a threat to public safety, acacia, pitasporum, and london plain. as far as i know, buff has not targeted these trees. unfortunately, buff has not made good use of the ever tree survey, keeping it at arm's length. in an op-ed, muhammad nuru and carla short, mentioned the survey only in passing and not by name. hopefully in the next few years, buff will get an accurate tree monitoring system, and until then they will use anecdotal data, and as a result, urban canopy will suffer as a result. thank you. [buzzer] >> next speaker. >> hi, my name is diane sheretta, thank you. i have a perso

the buffs got a field goal lineup, led to 96 at the half. since the early fourth quarter, costello over the middle and he's gone! 79 yards and the cardinals win 13-10. tied with a minute left, on fourth and one, the card extend the drive. the buffs ran the clock down, evan price lined up price for the win. 37 yard field goal, that's the game. dramatic 16-13 colorado win that snap the winning streak. the cardinal record has fallen 4-5. there is number 45 and the first lady. alabama, third rate giants. lsu knocking on the door and through, joe borough. they led by 20. alabama battled back, what a great catch by harris out of antioch. he had 190 yards from scrimmage, under 2:00 left in the game, lsu by 5. here he comes again, broke a tackle, lsu won the game 46-41. they will be the new number one team. what happened here in minnesota ? sailing away unbeaten, they hosted fourth-ranked 8-0 penn state. 2nd quarter, the gophers up 4. nice touch, better touch and run by tyler johnson, 21-10. to the final minute, nittany lions and driving down five,

meantime, tom, the genealogy buff, is putting the carter family lore to the test., the story goes that before abe left indiana for illinois in 1830, he gave the mallet to andrea and keith's great-great-grandfather, one barnabas carter jr. >> if there was a defining moment, it was whenever barnabas carter received that mallet. that's where it all began. >> the next step is to find out if all the characters in the purported chain of custody are in the right places at the right time. and tom and steve do unearth evidence of a lincoln-carter family connection even earlier than keith supposes -- going back to the early 1800s when the families were neighbors in kentucky. what do you have? >> well, we have tax records, for one. there were eight carter brothers who lived in kentucky beside the lincolns. >> then the guys uncover another clue -- an indiana land-plot map. it shows that the lincolns and the carter clan moved to the same section of southern indiana at nearly the same time, between 1815 and 1816. >> thomas lincoln lived in this area right here, has his name on i

one is that buff really hasn't provided us with the evidence that they are using to conclude that the trees are dangerous even though we've asked for it multiple times. and also that the conclusions of their ash resist are contrary to the professional recommendations of arbor pro which the city paid $500000 to do a census of our trees. and they made specific recommendations about the trees in hayes valley. so on the issue of the evidence, at the request of the community, they did a walk-through twice in our neighborhood, and we reviewed the trees. and they told us the structural reasons why they believed they were dangerous. but we said okay we've lived here like 15 17, 20, 30 years, and we haven't seen a problem. so we understand what you are saying about the tree structure but why does that make you conclude that they're dangerous. what's the evidence of that. and they had none. when we came to the hearing in april, the hearing officer also asked buff to provide some kind of data about ficus tree failures not even just in hayes valley but throughout the city. nothing. we met with a

great to feel that you're asking how i was pretty buff the celebrations took her to an unexpected place west berlin for the very 1st time the whole city was celebrating. and this was the story and we were welcomed here with great jubilation and joy and i celebrated my birthday early. i met friends who'd left east germany and whom i thought i might never see again. friends and dissidents many of whom held vigils in churches in communist east germany a symbol of peaceful resistance. today catching happened how sometimes leads prayers for political prisoners herself for people who are now in prisons as she was in 1909 today she's an artist exploring themes like freedom and courage and she's working on a doctoral dissertation about water rights activists. all the things i've done in the meantime the places i've been projects and the work i've done i wouldn't have been able to do any of that. stuff i'm happy if the wall hadn't fallen i might have received a long prison sentence and who knows how that would have changed me and luckily that's something i never have to find out. some gloop. and

frankfurt fans were in a great mood ahead of their clash with buffs for. still on the net home the visitors on a 4 game losing streak. got off to a great start though. putting them in front after 19 minutes. sports top scorer ending a 3 game drought his 6th of the season. just before the break the visitors dealt themselves an unnecessary blow my sheltie set. for a 2nd yellow. but even a man down vall sport played a clever game and with just over an hour gone they sealed the deal. taking advantage of a blunder by frankfurt keeper felix. frankfurt suffer their 1st home loss of the campaign while both sport get back to winning ways. florian ko felt would also like to get back to winning ways with braman but against shotgun he saw his team fall behind shortly before half time i mean out each making it one meal a 6th goal of the season i have to the restart raymond sebastian. to benito who was off to the races and made it to nil for shelter his 1st goal of the campaign. 10 minutes before the end. pulled back the better but it was too little too late. shot to st

buff and the going to. sway you both to the food. bank itself movie theater i. was in this way got to dog so hard not to think of the mother dismayed to see the look of that i was and i don't miss dorothy and if. this is the only thing that we do is music because everybody fights is moving away from. the floor you can feel the feet who found his bill frist would have been called the evil of the truth of. what i think is this is the funds that is all come from. good food descriptions sound up at the easing even for the owners so how to choose this pet food industry is telling us what to feed our pets really more based on what they want to sell us than was necessarily good for the pet turns out that food may not be a soap the best people believe we have animals that have you know diabetes in arthritis they have auto immune disorders they've got allergies we are actually creating these problems and it's a huge of a demagogue problems all of them i believe can be linked to very simple problem of diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about their pets last

a dramatic 16-13 colorado win snapped the buffs five game losing streak. cardinal record falling to 4-5. >>> can i see potus? there is number 45 and first lady at alabama. they hosted lsu. there is quarterback joe from the shotgun. no problem getting clive edwards there for the touchdown. lsu took a 20-point lead on the third ranked tied. look at this catch. not enough. under two go. lsu by five. they snapped an losing streak to the crimson tide. lsu won it. >>> at minnesota. land of 10,000 lakes. they are unbeaten. hosted fourth ranked 8-0 penn state. gophers up four. tanner morgan. and look at the catch and run by tyler johnson. final minute. nittany lions needed a touchdown and this happened. we are down here. golden gophers, 9-0. handed penn state its first loss. 31-26. >>> nfl in the 49ers at full strength. say for tight end george kiddel. he's a game time decision for monday's battle hosting seattle. jimmy garapalo coming off the best game of the season. the first 49er quarterback to throw for over 300 yards and four touchdowns since jeff garcia in 2

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she's a descendent of edward rutledge for the history buffs out there.ething there? >> you did. >> if i ask you, what do you miss the most about your mama's cooking, what is your favorite thing she cooks? >> bundt cake. >> you know what? she misses her baby. she misses her baby boy. she wanted to send you not only that message, we got a rum cake. yeah, we did. so, yeah, your mama sent you the mac and cheese. your favorite dish ever. she sent you mac and cheese and one of her favorite rum cakes. >> okay. this made my whole situation. thank you so much. this is a surprise. it smells orb oh, man, it smells to good. >> go ahead and dig in. miss donna, he's happy. we have achieved this. >> where's my mama at? >> thank you so much. >> she wanted to feed the entire crew, but i said i can't carry that. you guys, thank you so much for joining us tonight. we got him. we surprised him. he's happy. >> thank you so much. mwah! >> good night, ev (male announcer) up next, how would you like to get the celebrity secret for ageless skin? (female announcer) find out how i

one of the most sought after coaches in the offseason or even leading into last season when glaad buffs signed him he's been really good he has them firing on all cylinders and it's important that he inherited a really strong team of course jordan has left in the off season but they've brought in bolo and. so they they've really built up what was already strong core and we're seeing it now when they're at their best no one can keep up yeah it's a good point now speaking about ollie he. i've been on fire lately you know this match in particular we have. come through with the brace the falls i mean their attacks they have a lot of monsters in their line a show absolutely in those 2 guys that you mentioned certainly have been some of the big players for them this year on really looks rejuvenating this season on the mako rose i have to say of course as well as the hype machine so far in the blood as they got the famous dad obviously that is doing it himself you know his performances have warranted a lot of attention but look past them as well you guys like some player who was such a big hit

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munich is packed with cultural treasures that makes it a favorite destination for history and culture buffs from all over the world. today i want to find out what munich's got to offer for tourists who come here for education well what's on offer who uses these offers and where's the difference between an educational trip and a normal holiday well i'm looking for answers and you're coming along. well tag along with a group of americans as they tour munich. meet to colombians to show us around. their hometown seatback iraq. and we get a tour off mexico's yucatan peninsula in this week's your video. first off to get an idea of what an educational trip is i mean one of the munich tourist board cuts. from what am i getting learning adventures usually start here right. yeah yes the standard ones do it's from here that munich evolved this is actually the intersection of the 2 districts and ling and. there were older than munich itself the cell to a pass through here and salt was sold by the marines euler mary's column. this is where the monks lived which is where munich got its name and this was

jessica ann smith, a mother and fitness buff said she was battling cancer at just 32 years old but wasriends and family to #fight like a jessica. with medical bills piling up, supporters answered the call, raising over $10,000 on go fund my and facebo me and facebook to help. >> people are coming out of the wood work to help. which will restore anyone's faith in humanity. >> reporter: but investigators say it was all a lie, perpetuated by smith to dupe good samaritans into giving herman for a disease she didn't have, a hoax that led to her arrest. >> she made people believe she had a very serious cancer diagnosis. the fact is, she didn't have cancer. >> reporter: it started in june when smith told friends she was facing a mountain of medical bills while battling colon cancer. donations started pouring in. >> the sad type of these fund raising scams is they are preying upon people's hearts in the most sad and vulnerable ways. and because of our charitablity we become the biggest of victims. >> reporter: her story gained added attention in july when she was invited to speak about her dia

number 5, far right screen, the refs, the buffs, and red, red wine. all over the floor.that's a shame. number four, there was a time when ken bastida could do this in the schoolyard. that was meant for number three, posterrizing dunk. lebron. in his face. oh man. la beats sacramento. number two, byu needed pr in houston. tjhoss for the win! number one, malik montero. at the horn. charlotte beats detroit. that wraps up friday. let me tell you about saturday. after three years, colin kaepernick is finally going to work out for 24 nfl teams in atlanta. what comes out of it? who knows. but, he has been waiting a long time for this shot. >> how many years? three years? >> three years. >> he claims he's in perfect shape ready to go. >> he gets up at 4:30 every morning and works out. now we will see if we can make all the throws and run the cones. and run. so we'll see what happens. >> you can do that right, vern? >> give me a minute. >> we'll be right back. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is coming captioning sponsored by cbs >> president trump supporters and the maga c

uh, and a big sports buff. you play-- you actually play sports? yes. i prefer to play them over watching. play volleyball, base-- or softball, bowling, pool. if it's round, you'll throw it or... yes, exactly. ...bowl with it or whatever. uh, big family-- brothers, nieces, nephews. yes. six brothers, nine nieces and nephews, and... i'm told you can name your six brothers in two seconds. yes. go. jimmy, alvin, kevin, david, steve, and jerry. wow. that was... that was good. [ applause ] and incredibly, i have no idea what you said. [ audience laughs ] me, neither. but you did it quickly. good luck, scott. nice to have you here. hello, emily. hey, pat. how you doing? i'm great. good. i'm tickled to be here. well, i'm tickled, too, and i'm ticklish. are you ticklish? a little bit, yeah. emily-- emily, my feet are particularly ticklish. yeah. [ audience laughs ] emily herndon is from knoxville, tennessee. that's right. a market research manager and a fine karaoke singer, i'm told. oh, yes. i bring down the house every time, i got to tell you. [ laughing ] do

the average american make a go and do things rather than, you know, just like the person -- he's a buff an, but we've got him and we have an economy and may as well utilize that for the benefit of the citizenry. those are the comments i have. thank you for taking my call. >> it should be noted that george kent are still employed as diplomats in the state department. mary, billings, montana, on the others line. mary, you're on. >> yes. i think the testimony of the two witnesses. they did well in answering as best they could with the information they had. however, regarding the caller from illinois likening this to a murder, was there no gun and therefore there was no murder. i thought if you conspire to a murder that's a crime and evidently that doesn't go in politics. >> next call is robert in hometown, illinois. republican line. robert, go ahead and make your comment. >> yeah. i watched all seven hours and i agree it was a total waste of time if those are the best two witnesses they've got, i didn't see any impeachable offense at all. i agree with what larry said. let's get together an

the buffs get a field goal as time spires. it's the game winner.o beats >>> a high sc s leaving a legacy on and off the field. playing with the boys on varsity and she's a nose tackle. hurting her helmet away for the last time. >> it's really really ton to play tackle. >> reporter: and she did. for two years as a nose tackle at santa clara high school, becoming first girl in 30 years to play on the varsity football team. >> i honestly didn't think she would make it a week. it was after the first week of pads and we started hitting each other and she didn't back down, i said, okay, she does have what it takes to be a football player. >> the coolest part, knocking heads every day at practice. >> reporter: it was filled with ups and downs. that's what she says was the best part. >> the life lessons that come with football is getting knocked down and always having to get back up. >> reporter: she's been such an inspiration at her school, she had another female classmate join the football team. after watching her play, a junior was motivated to tackle h

green goddess put you on tour it usually gets on lot of attention today going to vision is used in buff young lady about 20 kilometers from the capital. he's explaining to the crowd that these solar panels need to be cleaned and they can also learn how. the young entrepreneur wants to help other women become acquainted with green technology. a group of muslim got approached to me telling me that yes we had good. both study at night but not. so i realize that. the list on. the solution so when i. wrote the solution provider problem the green girls have been touring coming on for 3 years now traveling to places that are or suffer frequent power outages. renewable energies can help improve people's lives doing away with the need to gather and cut firewood. lighted a spark of hope. this is really going to help our lives because in times of money electricity is a bit expensive in coming. to which we are not buying you know not have to pay a fee to light up our homes. and if possible to see. today and how to install solar panels in this village if properly maintained we can solve household fo

but as some film buffs might tell you, it's known for something else. several silent movies were formed in fremont in the early 1900s, including five charlie chaplain films. remember "the tramp?" yep, filmed in fremont. chaplain didn't live in the area long. history says he didn't like it but he left his mark. the city has a museum d films a annual charlie ch a cool claim to fame, even now in modern times. >> cool. we learned a lot just now. >> charlie chaplain got out of there. >> he left. but we'll be down there. >> we'll be there. >> we're holding a live town hall this evening talking to fremont leaders about the issues the city is facing including housing, job creation and diversity. we'll stream the town hall on our website, abc7news.com, you can also check it out live on facebook and youtube. it starts at 5:00 this evening. >>> get ready to see more bicycles around san francisco. today transit leaders will announce new funding to double the amount of bike racks installed each year. typically 600 racks are installed each year. sfmta secured new fun

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. >> reporter: in buff will, residents digging out from nearly a foot of snow. >> mos for it, even though everybody warned us about it. >> reporter: abc's rob marciano in syracuse, new york. >> it's not the amount of snow that's the story here in syracuse, it's the dropping temperatures, and it's causing this snow to be hard-packed, slick underfoot and difficult to drive in. >> reporter: the freezing temps stretching far south. in dallas, where the thermometer dropped to the low 20s. sprinkles creating this icy mess. and david, we broke a record low here, 7 degrees here this morning. in fact, we never got out of the teens today, but a slow climb towards warmer temperatures is on the way for us here. david? >> alex perez and rob marciano in my hometown of syracuse, my thanks to you both. and let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee, timing out the cold tonight. ginger? >> reporter: oh, i know you're feeling it, davi that cold air over the warm lake still giving some issues to northern ohio, western pennsylvania and new york. going into tomorrow, though, i really think it's the win

three go for diplomacy, most notably they were buff by the both of ex. both victims were willing to combine with the nationalists against a common enemy imperialism. the extensive use of coercion and an intensive propaganda effort based on islamic oriented patriotism, which came to dominate the nationalist rhetoric following the demise of the soviet moment. during the war of independence, nationalists (inaudible) had used policies experimented in world war i. many were commanders or politicians who served during world war one. they took the lessons of world war one very carefully and implemented most of the policies that had been experimented during the great work. some to an even more destructive agree degree. unlike in the previous conflict however, unlike in the first world war, these policies this time significantly contributed to the defeat of the enemy. the nationalist victory victory against the greek army marked the official end of ottoman coexistence. the treaty of a low sun, signed in july 1923, stipulated the love of the largest force populati

or how about a buff bloomberg? what about a black bloomberg? oh, no! stop and frisk myself! ( laughter ) and while the democrats are not thrilled that bloomberg has thrown his jockey cap into the ring, there's a republican billionaire who seems very happy about this. >> there is nobody i would rather run against than little michael. little michael will fail. he'll spend a lot of money, he's got some really big issues, he's got some personal problems, and he's got a lot of other problems, but i know michael bloomberg fairly well, not too well, fairly well, well enough he will not do very well. >> trevor: i know him not too well, fairly well, not too well, well enough -- what? ( cheers and applause ) what are you doing? you know what? it almost feels like donald trump tries to keep one foot out of the door on every friendship just in case that friend turns out to be a pedophile. i know him well unless he's touching kids, then i've never met him! ( laughter ) some people may wonder why bloomberg is only joining the race now. he told us many march he defin

. >>> stanford/colorado, buffs fans are bananas. costello to fahoko. he's gone, 13-10 cardinal. colorado ties it up. final minute, goes for it fourth and one and he runs over stewart head. big-time conversion, led to this two seconds to go. it is good. colorado wins by three. cardinal 4-5, need to win 2 of last 3 to make a bowl game. abc7 sports report sponsored byy river rock casino. and niner game will be on air soon. can't wait. >>> instagram will start hiding likes on photos. tech experts explain it's move to help change the company's identity. possible breakthrough to ♪ sup. wh- whacha doing? i'm watching food. try my $3 cheddar bacon loaded curly fries. get 'em delivered with doordash. try my $3 cheddar bacon loaded curly fries. ♪ ♪ >>> good evening. i'm eric thomas, dion is off tonight. in tonight's headlines. body was found at san francisco golf course, lincoln park near richmond neighborhood. golfers heard they may be baby's body but tloauthorities can't confirm, medical examiner is taking the remains. >>> shooting at saratoga, southbound highway 85 north of winchester

even if you are not a history buff and then to look back to see how we got here now. and hopefully some perspective of where we are going. the six-year investment produced global history of the journey taking us from the stone age to the virtual age. it is a story and there is no single circle of storytellers the dramatic journey of the underlying narratives so wide it be cracks and to stitch the fabric of history. has anybody finished reading it cracks it just came out. [laughter] you don't count with that discovery to spark the rise into one great global drama. as an afghan - - american the author draws on the experiences of life. to help readers understand the overlapping narratives. the overlapping connections from board games to the narratives that help shave history. we have read his other books. preceding this publication there have been five. road trips and a directed history of afghanistan and the world through islamic eyes and a work of fiction the widows has been that takes place in 1840 in kabul and published in the wake of 9/11 to chronicle a bicultural l

jillian: your the ultimate history buff and you know everything about history. people who aren't, when you were doing the research for this book and you did so much, you shot stories in the summer for this. how much information is things you learned that i didn't even know that? >> there are three main stops, the vikings built it, if you go to this area there is the alamo which is packed every day. it has historians who tell their story and provide material for the story and in these locations it doesn't add up. george p bush is the land commissioner and has the original documents, how the property was divided up. each stop gave me more information and it was fought nation that sent me to the alamo, this could be great for fox nation but it is proud ground for the alamo. wait a second. if i tell you what led up to it, maybe i have something different. the ultimate compliment, i walked in yesterday and saw rob reading the book and i go this could sell. rob: you've got the hero sam houston and what you learn is he is a flawed person, you show him as a real guy who

as a history buff and an art aficionado, i wanted to preserve these facts and have the terra cotta tiles repaired and installed in front of building number one. i like to see myself as the stepfather of this fountain. i requested special funding to make this happened, but i retired before my effort came to fruition, and apparently, my successor did not pursue it any further. during that inspection, i also came across several additional art objects, including the pacific unity sculptures and assured their preservation. six of the sculptures are now in front of building one. for your information, immediately following the earthquake, i was responsible for leading the major rescue and recovery effort in the greater bay area with more than 10,000 navy and marine more personnel. upon my retirement from the navy, the mayor appointed me director of emergency services, and i am responsible for building the emergency command and communications center on turk street. i strongly support the preservation and restoration of this historic and beautiful fountain for future generations. >> and your name

some film buffs might tell you.it's known for hollywood history. >> several silent movies were filmed there in the 1900s. five chaplain films. >> we look back at how they're keeping history alive. >> the district is considered by the city a historic district. and niles museum is an example of that. in a historic 1913 theater. >> welcome to the niles silent film museum. >> it's a unique combination of a silent era movie thooter in a historic town. it had a movie company from 1912 to 1916 that made 350 films. where charlie chaplain made the trump and where the people who were part of that movie company came to this theater to watch movies. so he sat in this theater. we have a research library with rare books in it. we have posters, photographs. we have silent era movie equipment. we used some of the equipment to make our own silent films for special occasions. we have a film collection of over 10,000 prints. we use the original projection booth to show silent film. every saturday night with live piano music. it's just