local and just in light of something that was said earlier i'm concerned not worked on a job sites i'm concerned worked on carpenter projects as much as the person that smears all the men and women that the cia has first of all, talk about the shorted history of our involvement locals involvement with this project involved and a half we knew it wasn't going to fly we got up on the developer the gentleman made the decision better to work with carpenter union and our organization and we really worked to turn this thing around and bring you the project today i want to speak specifically to the concerns directly to many of the supervisors since supervisor campos is the only with an the first one here immediately wanted to direct talk to first of all, we all know lands for one and that of units didn't come cheap or easy your inspected successor as - if we can't do one and 36 units and someone is giving the city the lands that will not happen ever supervisor avalos has stepped out supervisor avalos was one of the big proponents the unit contractor takes citibuild we got a write up and supervisor avalos knows 2 takes more

90 percent of brother are not part of one and 34-year-old labor institution san francisco's carpenters local2 which is one and 34-year-old outlined we had 74 construction - and yet local 22 lost 11 hundred members so your families are not going to work and san franciscans are not going to work it is commendable the community is sporting labor labor has supported the community i ask you to remember that jay the organizationer that owes one plus didn't live here and adrian didn't live here not been part of community and richard the executive secretary doesn't live here and care about the stakeholders we're the stakeholders we want to remain here and fought for construction jobs and cia for must have us is a laughing stopping stock they're the carpetbaggers in alameda didn't stand for carpenters the carpenters know we're part of community we've built generations of carpenter local 22 have built this city for generations as far as the eye can see anywhere you look at our brothers and sisters built it city let's take the place of stakeholders it is shameful and you should bring them to task for t

the carpenter union local 308 is disassembling all the seats are taking the cloth seating off and taking the backs off as well. there is a volunteer the lobby ready to take them away. this is what it looks like from the back. the entire audience is swamped with volunteers and we will take into the lobby. this is what's cool. the called for help at 9 am. it kind of people showed up. there are so many people. this is a look at the lobby. all of these volunteers came in at 9 am. there waiting to come inside and take out the parts of the seats that are being removed. i'm going to send it back to the studio. thanks kevin, several more feet of water are expected for downtown. right now city manager jeff let's go live to the ice arena for the latest. latest. for the the ice arena for the

. >>> cedar rapids carpenter's union local 308 showed up at the paramount theater with power tools to take apart the nearly 100 seats on the first level. then a small army of volunteers streamed in to carry those seats to higher local 3308 says they take -- 308 says they take pride in what they helped build. >> absolutely. this is our community. we were devastated after the 2008 floods, so we want to take pride in our community and help out wherever we can. >> local 3308 has been -- 308 has been teaming up the last couple of days to help family members pack up their homes and save possessions before the flooding begins. people having a good time listening to the great musicians we have in this community. well, they took out all the tables and seating so they could keep everything dry before the water comes in. the owners say, you know, they lost a lot back in 2008, so this time they didn't want to take nip chances -- take any chances. >>> people here evacuated their homes today. if you live here, i'm s you've heard you're not allowed to drink the water there. there is bottled water th

the carpenter union local 308 is disassembling all the seats with the help of volunteers. they are taking apart the seats off and taking the backs off as well. there is a volunteer the lobby ready to take them away. this is what it looks like from the back. the entire audience is swamped with volunteers and we will take into the lobby. this is what's cool. the called for help at 9 am. it kind of people showed up. there are so many people. this is a look at the lobby. all of these volunteers came in at 9 am. there waiting to come inside and take out the parts of the seats that are being removed. i'm going to send it back to the studio. thanks kevin, several more feet of water are expected for downtown. right now city manager jeff pomeranz is about to speak, for the latest. latest. for the the ice arena for the

supervisors and welcome commissioner coppel and commissioner mondejar my name is adrian the leader for carpenters local 22 we are here to ask for your support the project sponsor assess development has contracted with the union isn't going try local san francisco fisher development and guaranteeing one hundred union carpenter an this project that's what we're here for provides homes and homes for some of the brothers and sisters i see behind me we need that in san francisco we hope you'll support that and thank you. >> good evening. i'm michelle from mission hire hall the general manager we're here in strong support of this project the mumdz and the partners met with our staff to solidify our brarngs in identifying and bringing workforce to this project that will serve first folks in the area that is in and, of course, san francisco residents mohammed and theo have a proven track record of saying they'll do what they say in the western edition we worked with local young adults to put them to be work and placed african-american families units where they have been displaced previously so 33 they helped t

90 percent of brother are not part of one and 34-year-old labor institution san francisco's carpenters local2 which is one and 34-year-old outlined we had 74 construction - and yet local 22 lost 11 hundred members so your families are not going to work and san franciscans are not going to work it is commendable the community is sporting labor labor has supported the community i ask you to remember that jay the organizationer that owes one plus didn't live here and adrian didn't live here not been part of community and richard the executive secretary doesn't live here and care about the stakeholders we're the stakeholders we want to remain here and fought for construction jobs and cia for must have us is a laughing stopping stock they're the carpetbaggers in alameda didn't stand for carpenters the carpenters know we're part of community we've built generations of carpenter local 22 have built this city for generations as far as the eye can see anywhere you look at our brothers and sisters built it city let's take the place of stakeholders it is shameful and you should bring them to task for t

90 percent of brother are not part of one and 34-year-old labor institution san francisco's carpenters local2 which is one and 34-year-old outlined we had 74 construction - and yet local 22 lost 11 hundred members so your families are not going to work and san franciscans are not going to work it is commendable the community is sporting labor labor has supported the community i ask you to remember that jay the organizationer that owes one plus didn't live here and adrian didn't live here not been part of community and richard the executive secretary doesn't live here and care about the stakeholders we're the stakeholders we want to remain here and fought for construction jobs and cia for must have us is a laughing stopping stock they're the carpetbaggers in alameda didn't stand for carpenters the carpenters know we're part of community we've built generations of carpenter local 22 have built this city for generations as far as the eye can see anywhere you look at our brothers and sisters built it city let's take the place of stakeholders it is shameful and you should bring them to task for t

and a local carpenter, picks through the trash heap for raw mari instruments. >> translator: the truth is at first, the people would make fun of us because we didn't have instruments. now they realize that thanks to the orchestra, us or any other child can change his or her life. through music. >> her grandmother, enrolled the girls in the music lessons she and dreamed of becoming a singer. ? ? her granddaughter's now play john lennon's "imagine" for the united nations in new york. >> translator: now my main objective and biggest dream as a family is that i am able to become a professional musician and to help children who want to grow in the community. ? ? >> reporter: that dream is documentary about the orchestra. it is called, landphilharmonic. in 2012, the producers posted a teaser or youtube and reverberated around the world. >> were you surprised by that? >> we never thought that he would get the response that we had. we were already inspired by the story, but this really pushed us and pushed the orchestra even more. we are helping to tell their story to the world. the orchestra

carpenter's union local 308 showed up at the paramount theater with their power tools. a small army of volunteers streamed in to carry the chairs to higher ground. local 308 says they take pride in what they can do to help with that building. >> yeah. absolutely. this is our 2008 flood so we want to take pride in our community and help out wherever we can. >> local 308 has been teaming up over the past few days to help family members and anyone else back up their homes to save their possessions before the nooding starts. >>> well, another well-known stop downtown is completely bare inside. parlor city took out all they're tables and booths to keep it all dry if they should take on water. that could have been removed in '08, so this time, they are not taking any chances. e with wish them and everybody, all of our friends on both side of the river, the best of luck. god speed over the next 24 hours. >> it's so interesting to see all of these pick tures that many of you have been posting, too, that we all go to and enjoy. completely gutted and cleaned out. gl a couple week

. >> good evening, commissioners adrian carpenters local 22 lead organizer in san francisco we fully support this project and lennar and their commitment with the carpenters and all the building trades to do a 100 percent union project i have to say though i haven't heard one argument why there should be any sort of continuance together it is the same old swan song the same old story we were heard about deep, deep affordable housing all about deep pockets and what we can get over lennar they went above and beyond what they are to had made the candidates you know there is on one way to get more housing and commissioner antonini said it in the first 5 minutes of the meeting build for housing that's what we need to do you can sit up under and question, talk this to death like every other meeting or look at the carpenters behind me and look them in the eye and tell them it is best you don't go to work on this one and maybe move into that place well twoobdz we'll leave it a warehouse; right? and the other thing someone please explain to me how you can displace somebody by tearing down a w

. >> reporter: a local carpenter picks through the trash heap to make raw materials for the these sisters were among the first students. >> translator: the trip is, at first, people would make fun of us because we didn't have instruments. and now they realize, thank to the orchestra, us or any other child can change his or her life with music. >> reporter: their grandmother's meridian enrolled the girls in the music lessons. she grew up listening to the singer. her granddaughters now play "imagine" at the united nations in new york. >> translator: now, my main objective and biggest dream as a family is that i'm able to become a professional musician and help children who want to grow in a community. >> reporter: that dream is coming true, largely, thanks to the documentary about the orchestra. >> we never thought we would get the response we did. we were fired by the village but this really pushed us and pushed the orchestra more. >> we are helping to tell their story to the world, and it's a privilege. >> reportehe getting invitations to perform across the world. even mega death in the u

. >> reporter: a local carpenter named don picks through the trash heap for the raw materials to make these instruments. >> translator: the truth is that at first, people would make fun of us because we didn't have instruments and now they realize that thanks to the orchestra, us or any other child can change his or her life through music. >> reporter: their grandmother enroll the girls in the music lessons. she grew up listening to the beatles and dreamed of becoming a singer. her granddaughters now play "imagine" at the united nations in new york. >> translator: now my main objective and biggest dream as a family is that i'm able to become a professional musician and help children who want to grow in the cmmunity. >> reporter: a dream that's coming through largely thanks to a documentary about the it reverberated around the world. >> were you surprised by that? >> we never thought that we would get the response we had. we were already inspired by the story, but this really pushed the orchestra even more. >> we are helping to tell their story to the world and it's a privilege. >> rep

will be local attorney accused of hypnotizing your clients makes the deal and pleads guilty to six charges they say michael fineeha conducted some of the hypnotic sessions with the women in carpenters also his sheffield office if i guilty to five counts of kidnapping one count of attempted kidnappingine facing 12 years in inspect bridges across the stateid odot and the commission to zap to show us how using drones can keep the cruise out of harms way, while working to make sure that bridges this and others are safe,e randy cole the turnpike executive director saysys is excited to explore ways to use drones like this value about $35,000 to determine $ how it can operate better, to avoid shutting down rose to do the job.. >> you potentially impact motorists you put some people at risk i have them hanging over a safely and efficiently. >> turnpike commission says they have not yet been purchased yet but they have more illustrations planned across the state. >> they say there is no official date on when you can see these and use, in fremont, maia belay fox 8 news. >> coming up, pay up or just eight weeks until election day,y, even though hillary clinton is taking the day offil to recov

the workers have been creating the set coming in and patronize the local stores, so how can you beat it. according to mayor bill carpenter's office, the city is receiving $70,000 for the use of city streets and property in addition to the money spent by the crew. >> we've been watching it, them build it, the set for four or cafe next door. >> the reporter: and checking out bill hoe began's hobby shop. he welcomes the addition of another industry to the city that produced the baseball mit and rocky. >> brockton has everything, you know, we have hospitals and hotels and the infrastructure are here. >> the reporter: while the set is pretty quiet now, i'm told the movie will feature hundreds of extras, including many locals. reporting in brockton, crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: worcester is looking to regulate short-term real airbnb. the city wants to regulate short-term rentals and anyone renting out a room on airbnb would need special licensing insurance, also need to make sure their property is up to code. >> mark: new at 6:00 p.m., the housing dry crisis in boston is getting worse. middle and lower income buyers

local stores. so how can you beat it? >> reporter: according to mayor bill carpenter's office the city is receiving $70,000 for the use of city streets and property in addition to the money spent by the crew. >> we've been watching this for about four or five weeks now. they're down here they're out bill hogan's hobby shop. he welcomes the addition of another industry to the city that produces the baseball mitt and rocky. >> boston has everything. we have hospitals and hotels and infrastructure retire while the set is pretty quiet now i'm told the movie will feature hundreds of extras including many locals. >> today on "fablife"... >> fresh herbs, a little sour cream. >> i feel like if i eat it with a green bean, it's actually making me thinner. >> trish suhr and culinary genius geoffrey zakarian. >> this is how i serve pasta. >> done. >> yes! >> it's all in my hand, and i don't even care. >> get warm and cozy with creative ideas for your space. >> listen to that sound. (tinkling) plus, hottest must-have down-home fashion. >> this, a halter? i mean, my head's gonna pop off. >> welcome to "fablife." kick your feet up and

local stores. so how can you beat it? >> reporter: according to mayor bill carpenter's office the city is receiving $70,000 for the use of city streets and property in >> we've been watching this for about four or five weeks now. they're down here they're spending money in the cafe next door. >> reporter: and checking out bill hogan's hobby shop. he welcomes the addition of another industry to the city that produces the baseball mitt and rocky. >> boston has everything. we have hospitals and hotels and infrastructure retire while the set is pretty quiet now i'm told the movie will feature hundreds of extras including many locals. repoin crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >> announcer: now with breaking news, this is fox 25 news at 11:00. complete new england news coverage. >> right now several people are in the hospital after a carbon monoxide leak at an apartment building. good evening everyone i'm mark ockerbloom. >> i'm vanessa welch. on fox 25 news at 10:00 we told you it happened on riverside street in watertown. our ted daniel has been on scene gathering new details during the past hour. ted, what can you tell us? mark q

i would also say it's this that help me work with local 39 along with local 38, local 22 which is a carpentersis not part of our punishing program, but we're trying desperately to figure out to make it work. it's his leadership and his support that allows me to do my work. so i appreciate it. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon commission. jackie flynn executive director of the a philip randolph institute here in san francisco. i've had the pleasure of knowing vince for the last five years. as i've served a pri. he is one of the most hard-working powerful people i know. he's very much committed to working families. i'm proud to be union strong. family for us is very important . what i think vince and i have in common other than being labor rats is that we both grew up with a mantra to fight for justice and equality. just always been ingrained in our lives. so i applaud how passionate he is good he's fearless to be himself. young, ambitious and gorgeous. >>[laughing] vince definitely cares about our city >> does that make you blush? >> been said that only cares about

i would also say it's this that help me work with local 39 along with local 38, local 22 which is a carpentersis not part of our punishing program, but we're trying desperately to figure out to make it work. it's his leadership and his support that allows me to do my work. so i appreciate it. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon commission. jackie flynn executive director of the a philip randolph institute here in san francisco. i've had the pleasure of knowing vince for the last five years. as i've served a pri. he is one of the most hard-working powerful people i know. he's very much committed to working families. i'm proud to be union strong. family for us is very important . what i think vince and i have in common other than being labor rats is that we both grew up with a mantra to fight for justice and equality. just always been ingrained in our lives. so i applaud how passionate he is good he's fearless to be himself. young, ambitious and gorgeous. >>[laughing] vince definitely cares about our city >> does that make you blush? >> been said that only cares about

i would also say it's this that help me work with local 39 along with local 38, local 22 which is a carpentersis not part of our punishing program, but we're trying desperately to figure out to make it work. it's his leadership and his support that allows me to do my work. so i appreciate it. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon commission. jackie flynn executive director of the a philip randolph institute here in san francisco. i've had the pleasure of knowing vince for the last five years. as i've served a pri. he is one of the most hard-working powerful people i know. he's very much committed to working families. i'm proud to be union strong. family for us is very important . what i think vince and i have in common other than being labor rats is that we both grew up with a mantra to fight for justice and equality. just always been ingrained in our lives. so i applaud how passionate he is good he's fearless to be himself. young, ambitious and gorgeous. >>[laughing] vince definitely cares about our city >> does that make you blush? >> been said that only cares about

i would also say it's this that help me work with local 39 along with local 38, local 22 which is a carpenterss not part of our punishing program, but we're trying desperately to figure out to make it work. it's his leadership and his support that allows me to do my work. so i appreciate it. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon commission. jackie flynn executive director of the a philip randolph institute here in san francisco. i've had the pleasure of knowing vince for the last five years. as i've served a pri. he is one of the most hard-working powerful people i know. he's very much committed to working families. i'm proud to be union strong. family for us is very important . what i think vince and i have in common other than being labor rats is that we both grew up with a mantra to fight for justice and equality. just always been ingrained in our lives. so i applaud how passionate he is good he's fearless to be himself. young, ambitious and gorgeous. >>[laughing] vince definitely cares about our city >> does that make you blush? >> been said that only cares about

local school spirit. >> steve: a wildfire burning in the santa cruz mountains--- isevacuations are in order--- an update on the 'loma >> vicki: meantime, we will talk sports! >> steve: mark carpenters live. what such a an exciting day. >> reporter: yes, it really was. if you still cannot believe that pat and the plant is a warrior here is video that will make you feel better. --if you still cannot believe that kevin durandt is a warrior here is video that will make you feel better. >> reporter: the hang of losing and the finals and the subject at the one had an opinion on. colin kapernick social activism movement. >> as i always say i respect him. because he took a bold step in that regard to continue the conversation but i do plan on standing. >> this is great for our country and everyone to know what is going on. so, i am very proud of him. >> for people to criticize colin kapernick for what he is doing what they would not criticize for what is really going on one. i think is really did kill is that--are really think it's ridiculous that people are not being penalized for their actions. i have been penalized for my actions. >> reporter: we will talk to kevin about his transition

local and just in light of something that was said earlier i'm concerned not worked on a job sites i'm concerned worked on carpenter projects as much as the person that smears all the men and women that the cia has first of all, talk about the shorted history of our involvement locals involvement with this project involved and a half we knew it wasn't going to fly we got up on the developer the gentleman made the decision better to work with carpenter union and our organization and we really worked to turn this thing around and bring you the project today i want to speak specifically to the concerns directly to many of the supervisors since supervisor campos is the only with an the first one here immediately wanted to direct talk to first of all, we all know lands for one and that of units didn't come cheap or easy your inspected successor as - if we can't do one and 36 units and someone is giving the city the lands that will not happen ever supervisor avalos has stepped out supervisor avalos was one of the big proponents the unit contractor takes citibuild we got a write up and supervisor avalos knows 2 takes more

local and just in light of something that was said earlier i'm concerned not worked on a job sites i'm concerned worked on carpenter projects as much as the person that smears all the men and women that the cia has first of all, talk about the shorted history of our involvement locals involvement with this project involved and a half we knew it wasn't going to fly we got up on the developer the gentleman made the decision better to work with carpenter union and our organization and we really worked to turn this thing around and bring you the project today i want to speak specifically to the concerns directly to many of the supervisors since supervisor campos is the only with an the first one here immediately wanted to direct talk to first of all, we all know lands for one and that of units didn't come cheap or easy your inspected successor as - if we can't do one and 36 units and someone is giving the city the lands that will not happen ever supervisor avalos has stepped out supervisor avalos was one of the big proponents the unit contractor takes citibuild we got a write up and supervisor avalos knows 2 takes more