motion carries. continue carrie. item b. requesting authorization to into enter new grant with bridge housing connection to families residing in san francisco rental assistance, during the period of november 1, 2015 through june 30, 2017. in the amount of $155,000. include a 10% contingency for a total grant amount not to exceed $171,241. >> this location is on 255 woodside it's the second building for bridge housing. any questions? >> any comments or questions from the commission? commissioner james. >> yes. i'm looking at the annual reporting that you make. to whom would you make that report to? summarize the contract? to whom do you make that report to? >> i'm sorry, annual report? >> yes, it says here, you will be making an annual report, summarizing the contract activities and accomplishments by the 15th of the month. >> as part of daas responsibility as a contract manager, we monitor all our contractors and we have monthly and annual and quarterly reporting that we look at. daas does that piece. is that your question?

i like kerry was greeted a few years ago strickland to change the laws on carrying weapons -- iowa carry was created a few years ago strictly to change the laws on carrying weapons. not only could you have different roles in different counties, ready -- but a sheriff you and a different rule for me and there was no appeal to that. as a result, prior to 2010, we had 28,000 to 30,000 affectional permits to carry in the state. then the law went into effect. if you are not prohibited from carrying a gun and you have basic training, the sheriff shall issue you a permit if you apply. i talked with public safety today. we have over two and 53,000 nonprofessional permits to carry that have been issued since january 1-2011. those are five-your permits. we feel we have really accomplished something to allow individual islands to exercise -- individual iowans to exercise it is true that we passed the show issue law with a democratic governor, a democrat house, and a democrat senate. since then, the gun laws have gone to die in the senate. which has a slim democrat majority and they have not allowed

thank you, carrie. track: it was the tension between han solo and princess leia that fueled it all - here in empire strikes back. david muir: where you say, "i love you"? carrie fisher: i know. david muir: that's what he says. carrie fisher: i know. dadad muir: would he say that today? carrie fisher: yeah, he would. david muir: not wiser? still a wiseguy? carrie fisher: he-- he is still a wiseguy, but-- but we've all been through a lot, and we're trying to like, get it together. muir - do you get you that actor john boyega, bringing his storm trooper - for harrison to sign. dm: but do they-- harrsion ford: 13:36:59;01 they're-- david muir: 13:36:59;03 --have any idea what they're walking into? harrsionford: 13:37:01;25 (sigh) how could you know? (laugh) "you have no idea." no idea . " jessica rae: still to come... if you're planning on going to the theaters tonight, you may want to watch out for germs in the crowded cinemas. details on that when we come back scott: " " back. the almanac displays that we

why they want open carry. and the cost of a cure. tuesday on "america tonight," three million americans have hepatitis c. a third of them may not even know it. and many cannot afford the drug that could save their lives. that's tuesday on "america tonight." >> we've been look at gun laws and rights, as "america tonight's" adam may reported just a few minutes ago, communities across the nation are wrestling with how far the law should go in their communities. we sought out proponents to explain why. >> my name is ed levine and i'm a gun owner in virginia. >> ed levine is one of the most outspoken proponents of the virginia open carry movement. he's been a proponent of guns all his life. >> i have a shotgun, it's a mounted light. i'm pretty much armed 24-7, as i sit in this home someone could kick in the door, i would have alarm system going off, you always have to kind of be at the ready. >> levine has no personal experience of crime. >> my main goal is protect me. if my family is there, i'm going to protect my family. i'm not there t

carrie? carrie? can you hear me? hello. hello. >> oh. did i -- did i butt dial?jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] yeah, you did. >> how are you? >> jimmy: i'm fine. i'm very, very happy to have you here tonight. >> great. i'm so happy to be here. god, i love being on tv. >> jimmy: oh, good. very good. what is that you're sitting on? >> my head. >> jimmy: do you like the wig? >> do i like this? who would not like the hairy earphone wig? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay. >> you want me to wear it, though? >> jimmy: yeah. would you mind wearing the wig? >> oh, come on. so much that i would rather anyone went to [ bleep ] themselves. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, well -- all right. well, i'll see you in a little while then. okay, bye. [ cheers and applause ] carrie fisher. she kisses her brother with that mouth. thank you, r2. it's r2-d2, everybody. [ applause ] carrie will be here later. we have to take a break. we have something very special when we come back as our "star wars: the force awakens" special marches on. r2-d2. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ wireless networks are awesome. th

why they want open carry. and the cost of a cure. tuesday on "america tonight," three million americans have hepatitis c. a third of them may not even know it. and many cannot afford the drug that could save their lives. that's tuesday on "america tonight." >> every monday night. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping... inspiring... entertaining. no topic off limits. >> 'cause i'm like, "dad, there are hookers in this house". >> exclusive conversations you won't find anywhere else. >> these are very vivid, human stories. >> if you have an agenda with people, you sometimes don't see the truth. >> "talk to al jazeera". monday, 6:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> we've been look at gun laws and rights, as "america tonight's" adam may reported just a few minutes ago, communities across the nation are wrestling with how far the law should go in their communities. we sought out proponents to explain why. >> my name is ed levine and i'm a gun own

concealed carry is not illegal in every state. so since people sometimes threaten me, i wanted to get a carry permit. i assumed i could. but i tried it near new york city. they make it very hard. first you must fill out a 17-page form. the form says i must know the definition of other weapons like dwraffity knife and metal knuckle knife and kung fu star. i just want a gun for safety. they require applicants to read and understand all this information. it took hours and hours to fill out the forms. we had to call the police six times to clare guys what questions meant. finally it was done. i have to get this notarized. then you have to go in person to police headquarters. here they fingerprinted me, asked me to list reasonsy should be allowed to have a gun. then they charged me a $430 application fee. they said they have would get back to me. it took a long time. then they said i had to return to this headquarters fear second in-person inltsd view. they said that i needed to produce the court documents and i had to documented threa

did you pump carrie for information about the things that went on? a lot of crazy things went on in the original "star wars" movies. yes? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you were at the center of a lot of those crazy things. >> i started most of them. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: when you go back to playing the part of princess leia, now general leia, do you have to like go back and look at one of the older movies and kind of -- >> and feel bad about how i've aged? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well -- yes. >> that's what i do at night. >> jimmy: that's what you do at night. >> puts me to sleep. yeah. >> jimmy: i see. i have a photograph here. table read? >> yeah. that's what it was. >> jimmy: and j.j., looks like you had it in an ikea or something like that. >> we were on a stage at the studio, pinewood. >> jimmy: this is the first time you all got together? >> yep. >> jimmy: and you went through the script. by the way, did you give the script to the actors? >> yeah, j.j., did you? >> no, he didn't. >> not to carrie. [ laughter ] the actors had the script. but that was an am

motion carries. continue carrie. item b. requesting authorization to into enter new grant with bridge housing connection to families residing in san francisco rental assistance, during the period of november 1, 2015 through june 30, 2017. in the amount of $155,000. include a 10% contingency for a total grant amount not to exceed $171,241. >> this location is on 255 woodside it's the second building for bridge housing. any questions? >> any comments or questions from the commission? commissioner james. >> yes. i'm looking at the annual reporting that you make. to whom would you make that report to? summarize the contract? to whom do you make that report to? >> i'm sorry, annual report? >> yes, it says here, you will be making an annual report, summarizing the contract activities and accomplishments by the 15th of the month. >> as part of daas responsibility as a contract manager, we monitor all our contractors and we have monthly and annual and quarterly reporting that we look at. daas does that piece. is that your question?

be changing when a new open carry law takes effect in texas january 1st. the galleria's general manager says "...any shopper in possession of a weapon will be individually notified ... and asked to resident"i just think it's an inappropriate place for it. i don't think that it's necessary and i think, to me, it's threatening."the galleria's joining other private businesses, like heb that came out yesterday saying it too would ban open carry. scott hardin/chl holder"if you're uncomfortable with firearms and you feel safer on your own, without them on your premise, then that's your right as an american."scott hardin exercises his own right..."it's not loaded in this instance."to carry a gun, and he sees advantages to *not having to keep it concealed. "it would reduce the amount of reaction time.""i would think that the public would feel safer knowing that those people would be able to stop a crime if it happened in a public place."but that's *not everyone's reaction.margareta martirosyan/houston resident "it's not going to make everybody comfortable and also

laura: you mentioned the suspects may be carrying long guns.ifornia has restrictive gun laws, among the tightest in america. how difficult would it be to get a hold of the long gun? >> i do not think it is difficult. you have rules and regulations -- i've met a conference now that the fbi's having in regards to that with background checks, but you can see it is not hard to get your hands on some kind of weapon. you can buy it on the street, or have someone else right for you. that is something they will look at. three people, are there more people involved? be all over the gun issue when they find them and try to track where they got their weapons. , i'm not surprised they can get their hands on weapons. the question is, are they automatic or guns you can buy in a sporting good store with a regular background check. if you do not have a record, you can buy the gun. that will be a key thing to look at when they solve this. that is the least of their worries. their worry is they have people on the streets with guns, and finding them before someth

tonight we get our first look at the arsenal they used to carry out their deadly rampage. all that as the community gathers together in a huge vigil to remember those who were murdered. good evening at 11:00. i'm has sha. >> i'm bill ritter. a question of why this happened, that's the burning question. but we did find out who was inside the meeting room, a meeting room that became a them county employees. >>> and a new look at the shooter's deadly arsenal. tonight by police. n.j. burkett posting this picture of one mourner holding a sign that reads "prayers and love to the 14 victims." new jersey. >> reporter: that's right, bill, everything you need to know about how devastated this community really is summed up in a one-word headline in today's local newspaper. horrific. and it is absolutely horrific. so the candlelight vigil is a solid first step towards healing on a day of some very troubling developments. bernice says her city will never be the same. tonight hundreds gathered in the local baseball stadium to mourn the victims and themselves. >> hurt, pain, disappointme

. >> carrie fish er. and she is go ging to bring her friend. >> wait until you se adele at the golden globes. >> and if you have ever wondered what your heirlooms and choth we wi talk to les gold. >> and lovely. how was your weekend? >> daughter home, and marathon walk, and nothing better. and all day saturday, never have the chance to do getting e ready to go to a party, an wolfe of the most inass ir hometown, and not many people can host 600 people in their house and still seem roomy, but cass and i went to our friends' home. >> and now, i think that we picture. >> labor of love. >> and some people, it is easy, but some people not. >> you areo ma and it is called a christmas bush, and it is live and comes with ornaments and ribbons in the bag. >> nothing says christmas more than a tree in the bag. c trees, christmas e trees, and e e every year, you could not believe how gorgeous. >>e kids were little. and now i have a wreath on the door only because tammy sent me one. thank yoia it she goingo to b take

jessica and scott are chatting about carrie fisher. carrie fisher. scott:we've got a very cold start with jessica and scott are chatting about carrie fisher. jessica and scott are chatting about carrie fisher. jessica and scott are chatting about carrie fisher. scott:we've got a very cold start with heart of siouxland. this feature will move eastward permitting some clouds to form as the day goes on. temperatures will find difficulty in stretching above the middle 20s. the new year's weekend brings with it some added warmth as high temperatures lift back into the 30s. we should expect to see some sunshine and overall - pretty nice early january weather! today's high is 24 with increasing clouds. the overnight low is 9 as we welcome in 2016. tomorrow's high is 33 with mostly comfortable. here's a check of your 7 day forecast jessica rae scott: adlib heart of siouxland. this feature will move eastward permitting some clouds to form as the day goes on. find difficulty in the middle 20s. the new year's weekend brings with it some added warmth as high tem

people have died because of the flood so far showers have been few and far between, but i will still carry a 40% chance into the afternoon. temps are currently in the low 70s, we will have no problems reaching the upper 78- 79 across the area. monday afternoon highs will reach the upper 70s and an unsettled weather pattern will return. there is also a good chance of showers as moist, humid air tuesday a front will cross the area and produce a few showers during the day, and the mild weather will prevail and highs will again reach the flooding issues. of course, we'll watch this closely and will make changes accordingly. so far showers have been few and far between, but i will still problems reaching the upper 78- 79 across the area. monday afternoon highs will reach the upper 70s and an unsettled weather pattern will return. there is also a good chance of showers as moist, humid air continues to flow in from the south around a ridge of high pressure anchored u-s today due to severe weather the middle of the country. at the columbia metropolitan airport, several flights arriving in columbia

a concealed carry permit now doubles as an open carry permit. >> it brings us in line with just about every other state. >> reporter: representative larry phillips offered the new law. >> they have to be over 21. they also have to have a clean criminal and mental health record. >> reporter: many texans say it is about time. while others, including nearly 75% of texas police chiefs, strongly disagree, according to a new survey. some businesses are also choosing to ban open carry. sign maker shops scrambling to keep up with the demand. warnings to open carriers, keep out. another new texas gun law nicknamed campus carry, allowed concealed handguns on university campuses, taking affect next august. >> do we want it to be a culture where we think the way to solve things is with a gun? >> reporter: safety is the target many texans will tell you. texans for the new gun laws and against them. jacob rascon, nbc news, louisville, texas. >>> when we come back, a late-breaking development concerning the mother of that (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almo

he wants folks in ulster to fill their holster and carry their own gun. here's jim dolan. >> reporter: it's a shock proposal. most people in law enforcement spend their careers trying to get guns off the streets. the sheriff in ulster county, though, urging people with permits to carry guns. >> it's not a call of arms. aim reminding people that they went through that process to get that permit to carry the firearm and that she should carry if they so choose. >> reporter: the sheriff took to facebook to urge the 10,000 ulster county residents with permits to carry guns in public in order to protect themselves and others from people with guns. >> after the events that have occurred lately i just felt that i had to take a step to be proactive, and beg pro active, i'm encouraging police officers, active duty and carry a firearm. >> reporter: few in big city law enforcement think the problem america has is too few guns. >> i guess i would not be supportive of that. he is encouraging people, wherever ulster county, good luck to him. it. it i'm not supportive of

he wants his students to carry concealed weapons and as darcy spencer shows us tonight, some kids on another campus don't think that's a bad idea. >> that's right. some students say they agree at least with the idea of having students be able to carry guns in case there is an attack on campus. but others say it's a bad idea that more guns are not the answer. we went to george mason university in fairfax county to get student reaction to jerry falwell jr.'s comments that students should arm themselves to protect against a potential attack like the one in san bernardino. >> i like the idea that everyone should be able to protect themselves. i just don't think in reality it would work out as well as people would like it to. >> i don't think it's a good idea. i think part of the reason why shootings like these happen is we don't know who these guns go in the hands of. >> reporter: falwell is president of liberty university, speaking at convocation friday he made controversial comments about muslims, criticized president obama for wanting more gun control and called for students to get pe

not only do they carry a ton of brands, but they carry a wide variety of price points.y we're here. do you have your mission statement? lisa: this is our food promise that we go off of. lemonis: "no byproducts, corn, wheat, or soy." -"no chemical preservatives." -kacey: mm-hmm. lemonis: why don't we walk and just kind of get a feel for it? i need lisa's expertise and her brand promise to determine what foods are gonna work and not work, but i also need her to be open-minded. -do we carry this nutro? -lisa: no. lemonis: does it have byproducts, corn, wheat, or soy? lisa: this one i don't know. no, this one doesn't. lemonis: chemical preservatives? lisa: doesn't look like it. lemonis: so, this has the food promise, but you won't carry it. -lisa: no. -lemonis: why? lisa: when we actually first opened, they were the biggest ones that had all the recalls and stuff, too. lemonis: what kind of car do you drive? lisa: a suburban. lemonis: have chevy ever had a recall? i like the fact that she believes in something, but once she actually takes that and applies it against product

open carry becomes law in texas. that means.... texans with concealed handgun licenses will now to be able to carry holstered weapons in plain view. so what do some texans feel about the new law? reporter elissa rivas spoke to one pastor who is okay with open carry. " (pastor benny holmes/church of new beginnings) "i have no problem with open carry." pastor benny holmes signs come january first, here at the church of new beginnings in baytown, forbidding the open carry of firearms. (pastor benny holmes/church of new beginnings) come in and do what he wants to do anyway, carry or not. the only now. when he comes he might get one or two of us, but that's it, because everybody else is packing." you may remember, we july. he shot an intruder in his church, then prayed with him. he says the experience served as a valuable lesson for him and his congregation. (pastor benny holmes/church of new beginnings) "they was all like - it could have been you on that floor if you wouldn't have had what you had to defend yourself." still, you won't

to carry a fire arm. especially when you're trying to carry a concealed weapon. abc9 news reporter lukas voss took the carry permit course... and shows us what you need to know if you plan on packing heat. ats: explaining. vo: cartridge designation and identification ... ammunition storage ... proper hand positions. all of these practices were on the schedule this morning at rev-tac's multi state concealed carry permit class. multi state ... because there are different state laws... and different ways to get that permit. "there is different standarts of training for instance minnesota requires you to shoot to qualify ... the same as nebraska. there is no online course there is no way to skimp." here in iowa ... you could skimp. that's why rev-tac has made it it's mission to try to properly educate and train their customers. "raise that bar of training in this area ... before you could watch a 15 minute video and walk out permits have to be renewed every five years ... by watching a 15 minute video or take the class. even seasoned gun owners think it's the time an

wherever the journey takes you, carry american express gold. it's more than a card. >>> we all know amy schumer is the comedy goddess, stealing the spotlight, snatching awards, hosting shows, rubbing elbows with famous friends. when it comes to men it's funny when she manages to make our own barbara walters lol. >> reporter: 2015 was the year of amy schumer. with "train wreck." >> what happened, did did church let out early? >> reporter: to starring in the show she created for herself on schumer." and earning an emmy. >> thanks, everybody, who has helped me, the girl who gave me the sort of smoke why eye. >> reporter: it's it's no wonder she made barbara walters' list of the 10 most fascinating people of 2015. >> amy. what a year this has been for you. can you tell me, you should climax?

wherever the journey takes you, carry american express gold. it's more than a card.ar that gets it done. >>> you know, there's a little move why opening onned from. it's called "star wars: the force a wakens." already getting stellar reviews and it's not even officially out yet. harrison ford and carrie fisher let "world news tonight" anchor david muir in on the secrets to their iconic chemistry. turns out there's a little behind the seens competition as well. >> reporter: the even opening of "star wars: the force a wakens" almost here. >> chew chew why, we're home. >> action! >> reporter: director janet jackson janet jackson abrams and the cass on day 1. >> we are here on day one. of "star wars episode 7." how incredible that is? >> reporter: janet jackson janet jackson abrams has said he loves what creator george lucas set out to do from the very smart start. >> that these were filming about the every is man, every is woman, absolute nobody hot were decembered. >> thank you. yeah. i think that's true. that is salt of the earth type people are put in difficult circu

she says she saw the young woman carrying her bag! but she just couldn't keep up with them. she says police told her there is surveillance video of the releasing it at this time. she worries the couple might have thought they were stealing a purse no pups. >> these were my children. i never had children. >> reporter: she is pleading with the thieves to return the dogs to any safe place no questions asked. >> if they could please, please, have some compassion. i am devastated. heartbroken. i am not -- i can't even breathe i'm so hurt. >> reporter: she says she will never give up until they are home. hazel sanchez, cbs2 news, kips bay. >> suzette says the thieves that took her dogs can return them to any animal hospital or shelter and she will not press charges. >>> we have an update tonight. the arthur avenue tree lighting is back on. we reported last night that the belmont business improvement district had called it off saying the money was needed to pay for a security guard. and businesses in the bronx neighborhood well known for its italian food. now councilman torres says

-- to carry it.you're comfortable. i'm not telling anybody that doesn't want to, it's a personal decision. jenna: well, it certainly got our attention, sheriff, and it sounds like a man of your expertise, almost 40 years in the county in which you grew up, we really appreciate the time today. thank you so much. >> thank you, jenna. have a good day. jenna: i think that's really part of the key of all this. you're talking to a man who's worked in law enforcement for four decades, so you're not just talking to somebody who, you know, is just an elected official who has certain motivations, whether they may be. he's worked in that community, he's done a ton of different parts of law enforcement, and this is what he's saying, if you have un, feel comfortable, make sure you have it on you. jon: people who have concealed-carry permits have generally demonstrated they are upstanding, reputable people and have the ability to use their weapons. jenna: it is interesting to note though after all that's happened,

will carry cameras for automatic picture transmissions.n july, nasa launched cairo's 10 for the united states winter bureau -- weather bureau. thatmarks the first time for weather satellites were operating simultaneously. in september, all for storm -- kers cairo's seven entered its third year of operation, four times the expected lifetime of a weather satellite. another use was whether muttering before and after the eight-day gemini five spaceflight. the mission was shortened by one orbit because of oncoming storms. nimbus is now the focus. work on the second flight module began in 1965 under the direction of goddard. scheduled to launch in 1966, and nimbus will carry daytime and nighttime systems. an attractive feature will be the ability of small, relatively inexpensive ground stations to receive life pictures during the daytime and infrared pictures at night. 1965 has seen multiple a competence from the lunar and planetary programs-- accomplishments from the lunar and planetary programs. the exemplary pictures and sent back from the su