bitcoin makes sense but to his point, not more than 5%. >> carlton. >> i don't care. of bitcoin. it's been trying to happen for 5 years now and it's not. the price moves up, the price moves down. we don't know why. sometime stypes it's correlated to the market and sometimes it's not. maybe you miss out on upside but skip it. >> ben. >> i love it for trading and only on technicals and only when moving up. go ahead and buy it. otherwise stay away. >> listen to be bullish and getting etn and trillions moving along. next, panelists look into crystal balls and share new sofi is helping me get my money right to achieve my ambitions. want to see? (♪) like saving for the ultimate tailgate setup. with sofi checking and savings, i pay no account fees, and earn a competitive apy. sofi can help you fund all your ambitions, no matter how big... or small. ready break! like investing in the athletes of tomorrow. (♪) the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day... a "let's dig in" day... mm. ...a "chow down" day... a "take a big bite" day... a "perfectly delicious

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bitcoin makes sense but to his point, not more than 5%. >> carlton. >> i don't care.tcoin. it's been trying to happen for 5 years now and it's not. the price moves up, the price moves down. we don't know why. sometime stypes it's correlated to the market and sometimes it's not. maybe you miss out on upside but skip it. >> ben. >> i love it for trading and only on technicals and only when moving up. go ahead and buy it. otherwise stay away. >> listen to be bullish and getting etn and trillions moving along. next, panelists look into crystal balls and share new they're waiting for you. hey, do you have a second? they're all expecting more. more efficiency. more benefits. more growth. when you realize you can give your people everything, and more. thank you very much. [applause] ask, "now what?" here's what. you go with prudential to protect, empower and grow. with everything you need to deliver, you guessed it... more. one more thing... who's your rock? learn more at prudential.com >> all right, time to hear pre-dibses and barrons is no different. i will start with you,

you can visit the san francisco ritz carlton website. it is free for children under the age of 2. in the east bart celebrating its 3rd annual sweater fest today. the events centering around the agency's very popular ugly holiday sweater today barred fans and staff gathering at the rockridge station for a group photo and also some other fun things that they can do out there, which included a raffle and the part perch and ice that they had their for sale. and of course, you can see the sweaters there ultra popular and almost always sell out. coming up here at 11 o'clock. fire crews making great progress against a fast-moving brush fire in los angeles. we've got the latest on the containment and a 21 year-old in jail for felony hit run and get more on that story coming up. another one in the books. but we're just getting started. everything going well? oh yeah. let's take a look at this knee. because it's the work behind the scenes, that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusses results ] for your mind. for your body. and for the community. -team! for all that is me, for all

carlton b. goodlett place room 224, san francisco, california 94102. silence electronics documents should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear at board agenda on december 12 unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. mr. clerk. there are 2 seats open on the assessment appeal's board seats 3 and 7 and both have the same requirements which are a minimum of 5 years professional experience the following. cert for identification accountant licensed real estate broker, attorney or property apraiser a credited by an initially recognized organization certified by office of real estate or board of equalization. our appointees are steven waszerman and richard lee. first ask mr. wasserman come up. item 1 hearing to appoint 2 members to the assessment appeal's board one and item who hear to consider appointing a member to appeal's board number 2. thank you. welcome to rules. >> supervisors i think i satisfied 2 requirements a broker for close to 30 years. i ask for your acceptnessance. >> thank you. >> i appreciate your wellingness to continue

before carlton morris' cross was turned in by blades defender anis slimane.le, luton are still in the bottom three but only by a point after back to back wins. the momentum is changed because a bit of fear kicks in when they go up and we go again and i cannot quite have the players enough to show their character in this really big game. the crowd were really up for it and they knew the magnitude of it as well. maybe a bit of luck but however weight we did it to turn it around the players deserve a lot of credit. it isjust the mindset it is just the mindset and it isjust the mindset and one point so difficult — it isjust the mindset and one point so difficult to come by it is not a time _ so difficult to come by it is not a time to— so difficult to come by it is not a time to protect but to get forward and clearly if we had done that, the goalkeeperjust catches the ball and we are _ goalkeeperjust catches the ball and we are looking at three points and another— we are looking at three points and another two points on top of friday night _ another two points on

. >>> it was a special night at the ritz carlton in san francisco where make a wish and a child hit thech and lit the hotel tree. >> light the tree! happy holidays! >> this 10-year-old is a tough girl. she has fought two types of cancer. last year, her wish was granted when she met olympic snowboarder care -- chloe kim. the event was emceed by our very own betty yu. >>> that is it for the afternoon edition. we are streaming 24/7. next newscast is at 3:00. i will see you it's just so inspiring to do research that impacts human lives stand up to cancer has been a critical partner in advancing research for cancer. so please help us fight in this battle against cancer. [ relaxing music ] >> eric: oh, donna, i have so much to do and so little time, >> donna: eric, i-- i really wish you wouldn't think of it that way. >> eric: i have to. i-- i can't-- i can't waste a minute. i can't, i mean, i-- i don't even really know how many minutes i have left. oh, stop it you two. i don't want this. i don't want these-- these long faces. i don't want sadness in here, okay? i've had this wonderful life an

and you just go to the ritz carlton website there. you can find out all about it. oh, by the way, it's free for kids under the age of 2. pink. he's the tea cup. that's what i remember. >> 10 11 right now. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, former san jose mayor sam liccardo is running for congress. we're going to take closer look at what he's trying to do and had such a cold start to the morning. temperatures are starting to warm up, though, upper 40's to low 50's right now. >> still get those light jackets ready to go as you're about to take that up a little bit higher. you should feel that, like, right back here. oh, yeah, i felt that! good, that is so much better than last week. thanks, i've been doing 'em every night while i'm watching tv. - oh, what are you watching? it's a mystery. high quality care that meets you where you are. just between us, you know what's better than mopping? anything! ugh. well, i switched to swiffer wetjet, and it's awesome. it's an all-in-one, that absorbs dirt and grime deep inside. and it helps prevent streaks and haze. w

carlton in kent, ohio, no.think all the coverage reinforces an idea in people's head that it's a bigger problem than maybe it really is. paul: so which is it? jeff: all of the available evidence suggests that -- not inherently that retail theft is going down -- but that we don't have evidence to support that there's a rise, especially a surge, in retail theft. paul: one problem, says crime researcher jeff asher, is that news and social media overdramatize the issue. jeff: these problems are getting more press, more discussion. i think some of that might be just a focus on a crime with poor data. if you have a viral video, you have a large-scale theft or a theft that turns into a violent incident, it gets, you know, hundreds of thousands or millions of clicks, millions of views. paul: but it's also retailers themselves blaring the alarm, and locking aisles upon aisles of items behind plexiglass. and there's the phrase we're now hearing quite often -- organized retail crime, troupes of thieves swiping merchandise

the ritz carlton in san francisco is bringing back a holiday tradition that dates back more than 30 years. it's teddy bear tea featuring a lively holiday show. it elves teddy bear gifts for the kids in a keepsake photo. you cannot take home with you. i guess. also enjoying fragrant. he's in some desserts. people were able to bring newly wrapped toys to donate to the ucsf benioff children's hospital. give it back to the local community. wonderful to see all kids at the going proceeds from the teddy bear a tea benefit children's miracle network and the make-a-wish foundation. >> you can make that a patient's for this event on the san francisco ritz carlton website. it's free for kids under the age of 2. so babies, san jose makes christmas a little more inclusive with accessible sunday. the event was designed to help people with special needs. enjoy the holiday fun kids who are sometimes overwhelmed by loud noises and sensory overload. got to meet a sensory center. there was also some live music and hot cocoa to enjoy. in sausalito today. holiday festivities continue with the annual jingle b

you can make reservations for teddy bear tea on the san francisco ritz carlton website. by the way, kids and are free for kids under 2. get in free. well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news at former san jose mayor has filed the paperwork to run for congress. we're going to tell you the seat he's trying to win. and a former police officer arrested now for a shooting that led to a standoff with police in the >> 6.13, in here for things to know today. berkeley police are looking for this man in connection with a double stabbing. the stabbings happened 6.30 friday night in area of el camino, real and oak ridge. danville police are looking for these 3 men who robbed a consignment store. this happened last wednesday. they went into the 2 of them wednesday, the parking lot, the getaway car shattered glass cases to be jewelry and got away. a driver is charged with felony evasion after chp was led on a chase from san francisco to bay point. they were trying to pull that car over saturday morning. the driver drove off and the chase ended with a crash and rollover in bay poin

the ritz carlton in san francisco bringing back a holiday tradition that dates back more than 30 years teddy bear tea time. it features a lively hollywood ship holiday show with elves a teddy bear. but as gifts for the kids and a keepsake photo that you can take home with you. guests can also enjoy teas and desserts. we're looking at some of the sweet treats right now. anyone can bring a newly wrapped toy to donate to the ucsf benny off children's hospital when they go. >> back to the local community. wonderful to see all kids at the >> proceeds from the teddy bear tea benefit the children's miracle network and the make-a-wish foundation. and you can make reservations to go to the teddy bear tea on the san francisco, a ritz carlton website. it's free for kids under the age of 2. and that sounds like a great way to ring in the holidays. cola. >> pretty nice night out there tonight. not quite as chilly as last night. having said that, still going to be cold in our inland valleys could see them getting down to some of the 30's. but we've got a nice week ahead of temperatures going to stay

current israeli leadership was addressed famously in 1970 by gasen kanafani when interviewed by richard carltonf palestinians, of israelis of arabs, of the palestinian people who are uprooted, thrown in the camps, living in starvation, killed for 20 years and forbidden to use even the name palestinians, the better that wise and dead there, maybe to you, but to us, it's not, to us to liberate our country, to have dignity, to have respect, to have our mear human rights is something as... one thing was absolutely clear from my journey through occupied palestine, and that was that the palestinians were not going to give up their freedom anytime soon. so the question now remaining to be answered is, are palestinians and israelis to be considered as equal human beings and allocated the same rights in a real democracy, or is the current system of israeli privilege going to remain as palestinian rights are trumped by the claims of security and once of the privileged israels in a permanent state of apartide, and if this is to be the case, what will separate the condition of humanity from the barbarism o

israeli leadership with was addressed famously in 1970 by gasen kanafani when interviewed by richard carltontinian people who are... uprooted, thrown in the camps, living in starvation, killed for 20 years and forbidden to use even the name palestinians, the better that way than dead that, maybe to you, but to us, it's not, to us to liberate our country, to have dignity, to have respect, to have our mere human rights, is something as essential as life itself. one thing was absolutely clear from my journey through occupied palestine, and that was that palestinians were not going to give up their freedom anytime soon, so the question now remaining to be answered is, are palestinians and israelis to be considered as equal human beings and allocated the same rights in a real democracy, or is the current system of israeli privilege going to remain as palestinian rights are trumped by the claims of security and once of the privileged israels in a permanent state of apartide, and if this to be the case, what will separate the condition of humanity from the barbarism the past, which we like to think

carlton, joan was right here. i'm like, hi, joan, you know, is mrs. carlton, you know, but. but you realize i did a sense these women had separate lives from from their husbands and their children and their roles as schoolteachers. so and my mother being from brooklyn we would she would pilot in the car and we'd to lakeland which was another hour drive so she'd get chunking frozen egg rolls at ten at night if she had a craving so so yeah she found ways to live around that. well she wanted to be a cook. she was a wonderful wonderful cook. yeah. especially exotic foods which in florida would have been chinese. yeah, yeah, yeah. i mean she was one of those people who made salty auto for thanksgiving. it was like, can't you please make a turkey. you know? yeah. she's a fabulous cook. yeah yeah. you know, every book has a certain after effect of people that you who've read the book who you heard from ever before or from a long time ago, what was that sort of like? you and this was such a personal story. people in florida, particularly connect to. yeah, it's really hard because i'

carlton, joan was right here. i'm like, hi, joan, you know, is mrs. carlton, you know, but. but you realize i did a sense these women had separate lives from from their husbands and their children and their roles as schoolteachers. so and my mother being from brooklyn we would she would pilot in the car and we'd to lakeland which was another hour drive so she'd get chunking frozen egg rolls at ten at night if she had a craving so so yeah she found ways to live around that. well she wanted to be a cook. she was a wonderful wonderful cook. yeah. especially exotic foods which in florida would have been chinese. yeah, yeah, yeah. i mean she was one of those people who made salty auto for thanksgiving. it was like, can't you please make a turkey. you know? yeah. she's a fabulous cook. yeah yeah. you know, every book has a certain after effect of people that you who've read the book who you heard from ever before or from a long time ago, what was that sort of like? you and this was such a personal story. people in florida, particularly connect to. yeah, it's really hard because i'

it was a special night at the ritz carlton in san francisco where a make a wish child hit the switch and lit the hotel tree. 2, 1 light the tree. >> happy holidays. >> 10-year-old is a tough girl. she fought two kinds of cancer. last year her wish was granted to meet chloe kim. carolers and santa claus were there. an event mceed by our very own betty yu. >>> lots to talk about when it comes to sports and the warriors. not the kind of headlines you want to see. when you think about injuries you assume it is what happens on the hardwood? >> yes, it seems like a baseball pitcher thing. i will explain. things gone from bad to worse. then they lost andrew wig ins how? he missed the game because he smashed his finger in a car door earlier today. brutal. golden state needed young guys to step up. oh, did they. jonathan, scoring 17. moody had 13. just three of the seven warriors in double figures. doves made 10 threes. they led by as much as 18. but, l.a. cut the deficit down to 7 early in the 4th and then klay thompson took over. finally, doves fans wanted this. thompson scored 10 points in

gwendalyn, or rather an acquaintance with her. his mother and the management of the broadcasting company carlton communications brought him to the post of director of corporate relations, twice unsuccessfully participated in parliamentary elections, received he won a seat in the house of commons only in 2001. cameron skillfully played on sensitive consumers. journalists accused cameron of populism, but recognized him as a good speaker and negotiator. my wife called me last night and asked: honey, where have you been all evening? to which i replied that i... it's unusual for a prime minister to return to politics in this way, but i believe in public service. rishisunok asked me to do this job at this time of great challenges, and i hope that my work for 6 years as prime minister, 11 years as the leader of the conservative party, they will bring useful experiences with... sometimes people like cameron come back, apparently, these very connections of sir david and the ability to negotiate either peace or war were needed so much, no one else was found, but now the most important the question is, why

anti—discrimination charity kick it out say anyone found guilty of racially abusing luton town's carltonhe luton striker complained about a comment made by the home crowd late on in the premier league match against sheffield united at bramall lane. luton boss rob edwards confirmed after his side's 3—2 win that the matter has been reported to the police. to cricket now and australia captain pat cummins took three wickets to shift momentum away from pakistan on day two of the second test in melbourne. pakistan were 124 for1 before cummins took his first wicket, abdullah shafique caught and bowled by the aussie skipper — a couple of overs later he dismissed babar azam. pakistan ended day two on a disappointing 194 for 6, given how they started the day. they trail by 124 runs. staying with test cricket, south africa are currently 173—4 for three in response to india's first innings total of 245 in their first test in centurion. dean elgarjust passed his 14th test hundred. you can stay up to date with that one on the bbc sport website. bangladesh have beaten new zealand by 5 wickets in their

anti—discrimination charity kick it out say anyone found guilty of racially abusing luton town's carltonnsequences." the luton striker complained about a comment made by the home crowd late on in the premier league match against sheffield united at bramall lane. luton boss rob edwards confirmed after his side's 3—2 win that the matter has been reported to the police. to cricket now. australia captain pat cummins took three wickets to shift momentum away from pakistan on day two of the second test in melbourne. elsewhere, south africa are currently 174—3 in response to india's first innings total of 2115 in their first test in centurion. and bangladesh have beaten new zealand by five wickets in their first t20 in napier. litton das' unbeaten 42 giving the visitors a 1—0 series lead with eight balls remaining. the second game takes place on friday. details of all those scorecards over on the bbc sport website. and finally for now, the detroit pistons broke an nba record — but not one they'll be proud of. that's because they've now lost a record 27 games in a row, after being beaten by the

anti—discrimination charity kick it out say anyone found guilty of racially abusing luton town's carlton consequences." the striker reported a comment made by the home crowd late on in the premier league match against sheffield united at bramall lane. luton boss rob edwards confirmed after his side's 3—2 win that the matter has been reported to the police. three games going ahead in the scottish premiership later. you'll see here there should have been five but ross county's trip to second place rangers has been postponed, with snow, heavy rain and strong winds stopping them from making that journey. motherwell—aberdeen also off due to the travel disruption. those other three are still scheduled to go ahead as things stand. to cricket now and australia captain pat cummins took three wickets to shift momentum away from pakistan on day two of the second test in melbourne. pakistan were 124 fori before cummins took his first wicket, abdullah shafique caught and bowled by the aussie skipper — a couple of overs later he dismissed babar azam. pakistan ended day two on a disappointing 194 for 6

and when he walks in and he's got dana white and kid rock and tucker carlton and mario lopez around himim a certain cultural cache that elevates trump from the political into the cultural and, frankly, nobody can compete with him in this arena. this will bear incredible political dividends for this president with white guys, working class african-americans, hispanics. men are obsessed with ufc. i know guys from totally different backgrounds, they all do the pay-for-view, they were watching this closely. trump turned it into a political rally. >> even one of the fighters who deny win is supporting trump, i think we've actually got that sound here. quickly, here's colby covington talking about trump. listen to this. >> -- we need this border secure, we need inflation down, and we need america first again. donald trump's the only one that's going to do that again. trump 2024. >> we need the border secure -- [laughter] perhaps colby is one of those e polled in the latest fox news poll, katie. put that up again. so head to head, trump to biden, 56% to 46%. break with it down to the other cho

another branch as you go to: four seasons, the ritz-carlton. chick-fil-a. i am a popeyes guy and a wendy's guy. >> you don't look like it. >> harold: thank you. i parked cars. [laughter] you said it well: you have got to -- and judge, you said it last week on this show. you have got to educate spoiled brats. part of punishment in the legal system is to do two things: ensure to a person that there is a proportion of punishment, whether it's jail or whatever for the person who committed the crime. the other part is deterrence. the judge believed it because a person through a burrito in the face of an employee. how do you throw a burrito and the face of any human being? the judge believes listening to the testimony that may be, this defendant did not respect that person who worked at aaa -- who worked at chipotle, who i think his quasi-fast food. kind of a throw away to deter not only this person, but also other people and make people think more highly of humans who serve us, and -- -- >> tip generously. >> jesse: thank you, harold, i do. [laughte

carlton b goodlett place. if you submit comment it will be forwarded to the commissioners and included as part of the file. that concludes my communications. >> thank you madam clerk. please call item 2. >> would you like to call roll, first? >> yeah, sorry. please call the roll. >> chair chan, absent. fielder, present. preston, present. williams, present. ed mam vice chair, you have a quorum. >> thank you madam clerk. let's please call item 2. >> item 2 is approval of lafco minutes from september 15, 2023 regular meeting. >> do any commissioners have changes to the minutes from september 15, 2023 meeting? seeing no changes, i'll open up for public comments and speakers have two minutes. any members of the public who wish to comment on item 2? >> members who wish to comment on item 2 line up to speak now or joining remotely, press star 3. seeing no one here in person, we'll go to remote public comment line and take a pause to see if anyone raises their hand and there is no commenters. >> thank you, public comm

carlton's class in richmond, virginia, where she lit the fire under him to fall in love with geography and with different cultures. and so from first grade, he has had a huge map that he has been planning all these years to take this trip that he's been looking forward to. and so yesterday we went to the airport with 50 of our friends and family and we gave stickers to all the people going on that flight to india, and we said when you get where you're going, put up these stickers of hersh so that eventually when he gets to go, god willing on this trip, that he'll get to places that people have already put his sticker up in these far-flung places all over asia. so we're hopeful. we're hopeful and optimistic, you know. >> what a lovely, lovely tribute and how wonderful that would be. rachel goldberg, thank you so much for being with us tonight. >> thanks, john. thanks for having me and happy new year. >>> still ahead, the woman who was sentenced to a decade in prison in 2016 for her role in killing her abusive mother. her storory and new w freeeedom. her story gained national attention a

carlton b goodlett place room 244 san francisco california 94102. if you have documents you like included as part of the file, submit them to me before the end of the meeting. please make sure to silence cell phones and electronic devices. finally, items acted upon today are expected to appear on the board agenda of november 28 unless otherwise stated. thank you. >> thank you. please call item 1. >> item 1 is motion directing the budget legislative analyst to conduct two additional performance audits in fiscal year 2023-2024 of street cleaning by public works and interdepartmental agreement citywide. >> thank you. colleagues rkss the government audit oversight committee has responsibility to commission program audit and legislative analyst and last year, with your support we increased the bla capacity to take on additional audit s with enacting proactive anti-corruption measures. we recently received one of last year's audit completed and will be receiving more in the coming months. earlier this year, the committee recommended a audit of the san fra

. >> well, the ritz carlton in san francisco is bringing back a holiday tradition that dates back more than 30 years. it's the teddy bear and it features as you can see here, pretty lively. it's a holiday show with elves. there's a teddy bear gift for the kids and a keepsake photo. they can take home look at this. you get to enjoy fragrant. he's and desserts too. participants can bring a new unwrapped toy to donate to ucsf benioff children's hospital. lot of fun. give it back to the local community. wonderful to see all kids at the going proceeds from teddy bear tea benefit children's miracle network and the bake. a make-a-wish foundation. >> you can make reservations for the event on the san francisco risk the website. >> and by the way, kids under 2 get in free. we're going to take a break a 11, the time and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a former san jose mayor files the paperwork to run for congress. we'll have more in just a minute on that. and a former police officer arrested for a shooting that led to a standoff in the east explain what exactly happened. >> plus, a new

. >> reporter: aloha, gio, from the ritz-carlton kapalua.re at an amazing event that just wrapped up. a musician flew in from the mainland bringing guitars to kids who lost everything, and music on maui is all about culture. it's through song that they teach history, family, and life. ♪ music on maui is culture and history and community all wrapped into what's called mele. >> i almost don't want to use the word therapeutic, but that's probably a good word. it's a way to minister to other people and bring people together to share in joys, to share in sadness. >> reporter: for four months sadness has swept across the island after wildfires swept across the area. lahaina music affected. jason and jerome's music store were affected. >> all my personal instruments were burned in the store. that's all gone. >> reporter: fueled by donations and the aloha spirit, they're still playing, joining others striving to keep music on maui alive. this weekend, free guitars for kids, delivering nearly 200 instruments to the island. >> we are not just giving s

the ritz carlton san francisco is hoping to bring people back for a holiday tradition that goes back more than 30 years. >> it's their teddy bear tea. it features a holiday show with elves, a teddy bear gift for each of the kids and also a keepsake photo they can take home at look at this. they get to enjoy some tasty treats and desserts, too. participants can bring a newly wrapped toy to donate to the ucsf benioff children's hospital. take a listen. give it back to the local community. wonderful to see all at the going well proceeds from the teddy bear tea benefit the children's miracle network and the make-a-wish foundation. you can make reservations for this event on the san francisco rich cotton website. >> and don't forget kids under 2. they get in free. we're going take a break here. 9.11 still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news, former san jose mayor sam liccardo files paperwork to run for congress. we're going to tell you who he's trying to replace. and a former police officers arrested for a shooting that >> 9.13, right now before you head out the door, i would grab a jacket.

performing, this was the teddy bear tea and it happens every year during the holidays at the ritz-carltonthe city. more cow bell and the adorable little ones are actually the daughters of our photographer brian kiley who's running the gym this morning. so blair and penelope obviously doing a wonderful job. i know you moms and dads out there are holding those cameras l with your cuties. post the choir or singing group on social media. tag us@kpix. and use the hashtag and we would love to share the beautiful fun things happening throughout the holidays. >> you shared your kids on stage this past weekend and brian brought that in it brought me back to my youth -- so please, share all the videos and pictures and it makes us happy. >> even if you have one of those geeky holiday pictures like i have so many of, that might even be some fun too. >>> all right, so something sure to mess up the hair and that is all the rain we're expecting. we know in the pacific northwest, they really got slammed, jess, and that atmospheric river is coming here or at least remnants of it? >> it's coming here and i

and the ritz carlton in san francisco is bringing back a holiday tradition that dates back more thanyears. it's teddy bear tea. it features a lively holiday show with elves, a teddy bear gift for the kids and a keepsake photo that you can take home with you. guests can also enjoy fragrant teens and desserts. participants can bring a newly wrapped toy to donate to ucsf benioff children's hospital. give it back to the local community. wonderful to see all at the going it's very sweet. the proceeds from teddy bear tea benefi children's miracle network and the make-a-wish foundation. you can make reservations for teddy bear tea on the sensor san francisco. called website. it's free for the kids that are under 2 years old. >> all right. well, 5.16, let's get a check of the weather here on this monday morning. see what's the expected for the week ahead. good morning, josh. it's good to get those jackets do something. cozy with the kids may be. >> because as we work our way through the week, temperatures during daytime hours will be mild. but you're going to find as you step outside during

. >>> there was a special night at ritz-carlton in san francisco. where a make a wish child hit the switch and lit the hotel tree. >> two, one. make a tree -- happy holidays! >> 10-year-old elaine is a tough girl. she fought two types of cancer. last year her wish was granted to meet olympic snowboarder chloe kim. carolers and santa claus were also there for the lighting last night. and event emceed by our very own betty yu. >>> it is ten minutes before 6:00. and taking a live look from christmas in the park in san jose. that will get you into the holiday spirit. it is alive and well in the south bay. these are some of the best holiday displays you will see. if you have ever checked that out. if you haven't, you should. >>> we want to see your holiday decorations as we. you can email your pictures or your videos to newstips@kpix.com. we call it bay area bright spots or use the #kpix on social media. [narrator] covered california is a free service from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with

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greater manchester conservative chairman stephen carlton—woods says the stakes are high for rishi sunaknk that rishi feels as though he might have egg on his face if he doesn't proceed with it. and it's all right. people saying, oh well, the law, the we should sort of line your ducks up first to make sure that you, you , you're going it you know, you're going to get it through but as i said through a court. but as i said earlier, it's untested law. so there's always going to be an interpretation of that in a different way. we've seen judges across the country have different interpretations of this anyway . this anyway. >> police are investigating a possible hate crime after a jewish woman was violently assaulted and robbed in north london. a warning the following video contains distressing images, footage of the attack has been circulating on social media of the 20 year old walking along rostrevor avenue in stamford hill on thursday afternoon, two women approached her from behind . she tried to her from behind. she tried to evade them by crossing the road , evade them by crossing the ro