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is cary nation still there. 48 now and cozy. can't complain.s off in the evening very quickly. by 5:00 me and the cats are saying it's time to go to bed. 40s on the temps here. saratoga 49. it's close for everybody else. 40s and 50s all over the place. albany. sfo's in there. and the city's at 51. amazingly cold. all the way down to brownsville, texas which is 38. houston 36. dallas 34. there are multiple records coming in. a lot of those records are and a lot of that cold air is marching its way towards the northeast and the southeast and if you have to travel you can see the northeast, southeast, and deep south and even back into texas is where the rain, snow, and freezing rain is. high pressure's here but a lot of freezing clouds. hazy 70s to 80s again. san francisco was stuck below 64 until yesterday and so did many other locations including right there santa rosa, livermore. concord all at 80 degrees. highway 1 i know on the golden gate bridge that's the main focus on the fog. a lot of high clouds spilling over. hazy, mild, warm. coast and

cary bishop is knowledgeable. the way to do that is not to have a big bang. it is the pilots. that is the approach we are taking as we impliment electronic plan review. how can we try small pieces, not having a big bang. those comments are very well-taken. >> commissioner lee, please. >> going 100% electronic plan review is very exciting. i have been on the commission over 10 years. when i first started i had discussions with constituents and colleagues in moving towards 100% paperless applications and permit applications, but my question -- i have two questions. first question pertains to over-the-counter permit applications. as you mentioned we have 65,000 over-the-counter walk ins every day. how do you envision that happening with electronic plan review? do you expect people to come with a thumb drive or what do you expect people to do? >> i will say in a month or two i will have more details for you. i am happy to provide those to director hughie to report back. we are thinking that through with your department and digital services right now. i can tell you and this gets t

>>in the east bay 3 armed robbers are on the loose after a cary home invasiothat happened in lafayette. >>it was at this home on cressman drive invaders when in tuesday ght assaulted the homeowner restrain the homeowner and then than 3 hours of the victims after they left the victims get free and call the police but 3 hours later in the robbers had already gotten away.this comes on top of another home invasion that also happened on halloween also in lafayette, and in that case was a home on martino road, 3 armed robbers broke in and they assaulted someone they stole their valuables got away. contra costa county sheriff's office is stepping up their patrols. >>it's scary. i think people to seem to be a little more careful about locking their doors think people here think that you know it's safe and it's nice community and so people aren't as diligent plus concerning and i can tell you the public safety is our number one priority and maintaining aafe environment for all residents and visitors. >>authorities are encouraging homeowners to get a surveillance camera installed one in the back

she'll be starting at noon and going until 1:30 and the other band, the cary bailey band, swing music followed by a group called the walking dead, a cover band more '90s grunge rock sound going into the side deal which is our new super group a new band these guys i've been dealing with them today on the phone. great group. it's three grammy award winners. it's stan frazier from the pawnshop kings we've got charlie colins from train who is a grammy award winning song writer. they've gotten together and formed this group. so they are using this as their launch event for their new album. so while all this music is playing during the day, we are going to start our chowder competition at 12 p.m so we are going to do three hours of chowder tasting with vintners beer. i believe mayor breed is going to award the chowder trophy. we have five chowder judges that will be voting on who gets the best chowder. from there the event turned from a foody, wine thing into a music kind of a rock 'n' roll event. it goes from the really the focus on the music will be from 4:00 p.m. until about 8 p.m. and i

health and the department of homelessness and supportive housing under the leadership of roland and carie and together built this vision and designed the process that i'm going to walk you through today. for the inter-agency prioritization method, essentially, if you are familiar with the coordinated entry assessment tool, it was a tool that was designed by the homeless department last year. 17 questions. you sit down with a person for 20 minutes, ask the questions, you enter it in and it ranks them in terms of vulnerability. so we have endorsed that tool by the -- the department of public health endorsed it because we looked at the historical data and looked at who they're assessing and prioritizing, and there was a proof of concept. we endorsed and adopted that tool as a way of prioritizing folks. we have added to it that individuals experiencing the psychosis and co-occurring substance use, it's a way of ranking those folks. i'm going to talk a little bit about that. so there are a lot of numbers here. again, 17,000 unique people who have been experiencing homelessness. if you stay in

>>their if i'm hungry i'm going to be i don't cari don't care where on tha period.ating on barton lot of people buy fo and drinks at the vendors just outside e park gates like you're in pleasant hill. and the food is not supposed to go past the gate so what do they do with it somkind art. bart police officers association says this particular man was ted because he hostile. one of the things that. even on barges. >>it's more important for mark police to focus on the safety of its ssengers. people say that in mind seeing others eat on bart as long as you know they dit and clean up after themsees parts as you can. >>each wants to pass through the fare gates and aga they say that this particular case came down to the guy. i'm becoming combave and they're becoming argumentative rather just stick in the sandwich is back and move it. 5. still ahead and the 6 o'clock hour, the senate. finally announce their new generamanager formally surrogate actually hear fm them. >>this morning, we showed yesterday now we're going hear abt his plans. (burke) at farmers insurance, we know

launched and landed one of the reusable rockets this morning and lifted off from cape canaveral florida carying 60 satellites into space. they are part of spacex's program that plans to build and launch thousands of orbiting transmiters to beam internet service across the globe. space enthusiasts were treated to a rare glimpse at a solar phenomenon this morning. planet mercury crossed in front of the sun. >> cristina rendon reports, hundreds turned out to watch it happen. >> reporter: the sky put on a show at sunrise with mercury in transit. those who caught a glimpse call it. >> mind blowing. >> about 36 million miles in front of the sun right now. >> reporter: more than 500 people packed the chabot space and science center look through binoculars and telescope to see mercury as it passed between the earth and sun. >> it locked like a black spot like a sun spot. but it is actually mercury which was pretty cool. >> it's black dot because you are seeing the shadow side of mercury. it's one of the one planets i actually have not been able to see because i don't like mornings. so, and but it was r

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story across the lake in kent county, mish mis, which mitt romney won in 2012, even though obama caried state that year. kent's biggest city is grand rapids, home town of gerald ford, avatar of many traditional republican voters who associate themselves more with ford's moderate republicanism than with donald trump. kent is chamber of commerce country with a higher percentage of college educated voters than state wide. 35 to 28%. what happened in 2016? mr. trump improved on romney's 2012 performance by almost three percentage points in michigan state-wide, but in kent county, mr. trump actually lost ground compared to romney by 5.5%. will these establishment republicans return to the fold and support president trump? i'm joined now by two of our county to county reporters, vaughn hillyard in milwaukee county, wisconsin. --a burns in michigan. >> good morning, chuck. recall back in 2016, donald trump won the state by just 22,000 votes. and last year's governors race, the democrat tony eebers beat scott walker by 30,000 votes. here, it's the most diverse county in the state, and of course

you know the name of that family coming up from the south they were cary and carolyn booker, my parentsi am literally a united states senator, the fourth black person ever elected into the office, i am running for the highest office in the land because in an american on a couch in new jersey did not just sit there. they stood up for our country. this election is not about him. it is about, will we stand? will we join together because the power of the people is greater than the people with power. this election is about organizing us, igniting us, us reviving civic rights. bringing nobility back to our civic spaces. it is about a more courageous empathy, more radical love. if we can ignite that spirit, every policy becomes possible. we will make the low places high. we will make the crooked places straight. we will bring justice to this country. it will roll down like water and righteousness like a mighty stream. stand with me in this fight. this man may be trying to tear us down but i promise you, together, we will rise. [applause] >> how about a big thank you for senator booker? senator

says the ordeal lasted maybe 30 minutes and he's glad be at least left the keys to the cari was scared of course. i think i should s to him probably 3 times for for diferent reasons like it. >>not shooting the you know please don't you know a trail of driedud shows the route the robbers took. >>this back window was likely cracked open making for an easy entry. this crime mes injured in a similarome e were invasion in lafayette. >>policeay3 armed immense not going a house where they tiedp the homeowner and another pers, the man then stole several thin from the homecanary wasn't seriously hut durg th latest home invasion. but he'sow concerned for the safety of his neigors. >>if you see something. the night she distrusts dishes unusual. >>police say there have been at least 3 violent home invasions in the east bay since halloween. and so far there have been no arrests in any of ese casesreporting live in concord dan thorn kron 4 news. >>thank you dan 5 people have been arrested in front in connection to last nit's shooting at a target store. police say shortly after 11 30 last night secur

. >> pink hit the carpet with husband cary hart and the adorable kids 8-year-old willow and 2-year-olde told us she's planning on taking a ltle bit of a break from music. >> willow is back in school now and jameson is going to start preschool soon and it's kind of the year of the family. >> you guys are relatnship goals. >> are we? we're relationship goals? >> wow. >> you know nashville is my town. it's so much fun. we arrived in this town in style. >> we were aboard the napa valley wine train and we got with some of the film festival honorees. >> including the toast othe town, mr. kevin bacon. do you feel legendary because you are getting the legend award at the napa valley film festival. >> every day i wake up, look in the mirror, and go, dude, you are a legend. >> it's an affirmation.morning. you're legendary. >> it's fun sometimes when you get a chance to look back because it's not something i do that often. >> did you bring kyra with you? >> i did. she's up there some place. >> i wonder because you have a spouse in the business as well, does that help when things get crazy in this

. >> i tend to like reading themm in paper and marking them up because then iav do have to cary them but some of my colleagues read them on there -- >> to have a meeting with your clerks before the oral argument and pretty much hash it through and figure out how you will vote on the case even before the oral argument? >> we definitely talk it through before the oral arguments andn sometimes i will come out with a pretty goodd view of where i wil utme out in the end. but sometimes not. it depends on the case. one of the most fun parts of the job for me and for my clerks is we all sit around, the five of us, for each case and go through the arguments and i like them tt disagree with each other and almost if they are all too like i agree with what -- then i, you know, makes me plays devil advocateme myself or sometimes i find devil advocate and make it clear i'm unhappy with the agreement because i like hearing a different argument and try to figure out which of the ones that sound best. >> you common to oral arguments and we are lined up there on the dais and these lawyers prepare exte

the league itself was founded in 1920 by carie chatman cat who was the head of the largest suffrage organization, the national american women's suffrage organization. and the league under her guidance was formed six months before the amendment actually passed. the league -- therefore the league is having its own 100th anniversary next year. there is a league in every state and approximately 700 cities and counties around the kreentd. the league has been spending nearly 100 years now continuing the fight for full equality for all americans, and we do that through both education and advocacy. let me just say a few more words about the 2020 women's vote sen serchl initiative. we work to establish and connect people, networks all around the country, girl scout troops, universities, any organization interested in learning about our suffrage history and how they can be part of the celebrations that they may even want to create themselves next year. here in the d.c. area, these educational programs that we put on with the archives and other groups is the main thing that we undertake. so tonight as debr

. >> the words of the president cary incredible weight come is that not correct?>> that is correct. >> it's important to ensure everyone>> has carefully considered the implications of what the president might say to a foreign leader. >> that isig correct. >> colonel vindman, you are the national security council directorle for ukraine. did you participate in preparing the talking points for the president's calls? >> i prepared them. >> so you prepared them, they were then reviewed and edited by multiple senior officers at the nsc and the white house. >> that is correct. >> did the talking points contain any discussions into the 2,016th election, the bidens or aburisma? >> they did not. >> are youel aware of any return products from the security council suggesting investigations into the 2,016th election, the bidens or burisma are part of the official policy of the united states? >> no, i'm not. >> some of president drums allies suggested he requested these investigations for official policy reasonsnt as a part of a plan to rule out corruption in ukraine. in your e

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