the cc u.s. is installed on existing and has relatively low technology risk with attractive understory to geology. they exist because of coalition in public and private stakeholders. with the right approach it can work and in some cases is working. despite these examples, progress on cc u.s. is lagging behind another. broad agreement among energy leaders in government and industry that urgent action is needed to support cc u.s. without it the climate challenge will be bigger in the climate change litigation will be more costly. that's why together with countries and leaders are working to give a new momentum to the technology. without cc u.s., coal use will be constrained in the future. the iea is committed to pushing this forward. must involve government and industry last month, the u.s. secretary of energy, rick perry cochaired a high-level summit that brought together more than 20 countries the ceos of the largest companies that share with the u.s. we must build on this and move forward and ac

>> we didn't read the cc&rs. >> we did not read the cc&rs initially. >> nobody does.there -- there's about another 100 million people who feel that way. >> yeah. >> the hoa may decide, after they've lived there 20 years, that that bench in the front yard is not gonna be allowed anymore. i know one homeowner that had to go to court over that. and it cost $8,000 in her attorney fees, and she may have to pay another $24,000 for the other sides. >> are pets allowed? can you park a car outside? can you park in the street? what are the landscaping rules? what are the rules for garbage cans? are there rental restrictions? rules about paint colors -- can you believe it? these are all things that basically dictate where you live. >> think of it as being 12 years old. you have to ask the hoa for permission for anything on the exterior of your property. >> what's some of the most common things that you've seen that people consistently are faced with? >> hoas' requiring homeowners to do a bunch of work on their house once they've decided to sell. you have to paint your house. you

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>> i'd like to focus the last part of my presentation on carbon capture, utilization and storage or ccsthat's because carbon capture of utilization storage is one of the low carbon authorities that has been making some progress, but not nearly enough. this technology has been proven in four examples of facilities recently commissioned that was mentioned to you. first of all, here in the united states and in illinois, there's a et ethanol facility in the u.s. 1 million tons of co 2 per year. and the plant in texas will be used for enhanced oil recovery. quest is a canadian oilsands company, and store geological structure nearby. and there's a project in abu dhabi, co 2, around 8 million tons per year in the steel making process used in the enhanced oil recovery. these projects have common characteristics. the they've installed operating assets which have a sustainable business model. they are relatively low technology risk and under storage technology. there's a clear source of revenue to cover the ccu s costs or the lifetime of the asset. with the right approach, it can work, in some ca

hear from a woman who says cc hahn made her days brighter. >>> and the world's top scientists were cheered on by celebrities. >>> the box office is taking a breather this weekend and next weekend before "star wars" hits theaters. >> one of the first hollywood blockbusters features an all-latino cast. it's set a record $55 million in mexico sit it opened in october this weekend it topped $44 million in china. >>> in the u.s., "cocoa" topped $26 million. >> we'll see you at 11:00. - [announcer] it's the michelle meow show. your a to z covering the lgbt, lmnop, and everyone in-between. here's michelle meow. - welcome to the michelle meow show, your a through z covering the lgbt, lmnop and everyone in-between show. tonight we have a special program for you. we're here at grace cathedral church and so our interview will be with the very reverend malcolm young, who's gonna talk about lgbtq inclusion and support. the church had just featured the names project, which are panels from the aids memorial quilt, and they just opened up their newly reconstructed aids interfaith memorial chapel. we'll al

puzzle together in the computer thousands of images were combined to form a collage it's not a car cc's own vision of the rain forest. the completed design was then printed on . enormous panels which were mounted to form a circular pattern rama the visitor should have the feeling they are within the picture right in the middle of the rain forest again i'm very spatially oriented so i always react to spaces even as a child i was very conscious of space. assisi began as a young pantomime artist interpret ng space in his own way. he grew up in the former east germany but was later deported to the west his four brothers and sisters became doctors or engineers. assisi wanted to dedicate himself to the arts among other things he studied painting in berlin in. the family back then migrant families all dreamt of their children becoming doctors the next best was engineer and after that not much so being an artist wasn't considered an option my mother always said start doing something respectable in two thousand and three assisi took a giant step and produced his first panorama in leipzig mount e

. >> it was 44-year-olds -- cc. she had been with them since march 2007. 32-year-old daniel was the truck driver. he was arrested for sufficient evidence of driving under the influence and manslaughter. he is in the hospital with serious injuries. >> we are very sorry that one person has died. if you look at the scene, you can see how badly damaged the other cars are peer it's amazing they didn't suffer more injuries. >> police is still on scene and they are checking the toll plaza for structural damage. the bad news is, chp says this closure may last for another five hours tonight. >> do we know anything about the company that owns the truck and what it may have been carrying? >> all we know is that the truck is a rental from a company. it's a company based in union city. i called them but they did call back. from what we could tell it was carrying sound and audio equipment. >> thank you. >> the director says we express our deepest condolences for this tragic event. our employee, was hurt. our thoughts and prayers

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it's now been more than a week since cc hahn died after a suspected drunk driver ran into her tollbooth. she leafs behind a husband and young daughter. he spoke with abc7 news reporter. >> it's very wonderful that we meet when i was 15. >> reporter: it was love at first sight for ryan when he met sisi hahn back in burma in 1991. >> i was very lucky then. i married her. >> reporter: but it took ten long years to finally start a life together in san lorenzo and once their daughter was born their life felt complete. everything changed at 5:10 a.m. saturday, december 2nd. he'd just dropped his wife off for her shift when police say a drunk driver in a box truck slammed into her tollbooth. >> i didn't believe that. i tried to call her cell phone too hoping that, you know, she's still conscious or something like that. it just went straight to the voice mail. >> reporter: si si died instantly. the life they so lovingly built was gone. yesterday hahn's friends and family gathered for her funeral and to say good-bye, but now the 41-year-old widower is struggling to survive without her. >> i like

and certainly a sad day for cc's family. caltrans as a work family wants to support her co-workers as well as her family as much as we possibly can. >> she leaves behind a husband and 10-year-old daughter. there is a gofundme account to support her family. search the word "caltrans" on abc7news.com. >>> new this morning, california's report cards show about 25% of school districts don't make the grade in serving students. unfortunately, many of those districts are right here in the bay area. pittsbu pittsburg, antioch in the east bay, east side union high in san jose are among the poorest performers in the state. most of those districts failed to meet benchmarks for students with stabilities, are homeless or are foster youth students. >>> california is accepting applications to license commercial marijuana activities. the sale of recreational pot will be legal starting on january 1st. the state is issuing licenses for sales, distribution, growing, and testing marijuana. businesses will need to get a local permit before apply

it's now been more than a week since cc hahn died after a suspected drunk driver ran into her tollbooth. she leaves behind a husband and young daughter. he spoke with abc7 news reporter. >> she's a very wonderful woman. we meet when i was 15. >> reporter: it was love at first sight for ryan when he m si si hahn back in their native burma in 1991. >> i was very lucky then. i married her. >> reporter: but it took ten long years to finally start a life together in san lorenzo and once their daughter was born their life felt complete. everything changed at 5:10 a.m. saturday, december 2nd he'd just dropped his wife off for her shift when police say a drunk driver in a box truck slammed into her tollbooth. >> i didn't believe that. i tried to call her cell phone too hoping that, you know, she's still conscious or something like that. it just went straight to the voice mail. >> reporter: si si died instantly. the life they so lovingly built was gone. yesterday hahn's friends and family gathered for her funeral and to say good-bye, but now the 41-year-old widower is struggling to survive witho

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and certainly a sad day for cc's family.ork family wants to support her co-workers as well as her family as much as we possibly can. >> she leaves behind a husband and 10-year-old daughter. there is a gofundme account to support her family. we have a link on our website. search the word "caltrans" on abc7news.com. >>> new this morning, california's report cards show about 25% of school districts don't make the grade in serving students. unfortunately, many of those districts are right here in the bay area. pittsburg, antioch in the east bay, east side union high in san jose are among the poorest performers in the state. most of those districts failed to meet benchmarks for students with stabilities, are homeless or are foster youth students. >>> california is accepting applications to license commercial marijuana activities. the sale of recreational pot will be legal starting on the state is issuing licenses for sales, distribution, growing, and testing marijuana. businesses will need to get a local permit before applying fo

. >> the shop owner says his 7 and 9-year-old daughters were watching what was happening on cc-tv footage. >> oh, no. >> but that's when things take a turn. owner fights back. he's had enough. then his colleague, he jumps in. >> i can't imagine how terrifying it must be to have a gun pointed right at your face. >> is there a chance this gun was not a real weapon? >> he later learned it wasn't real, but at the time he didn't know. they were able to get a dog pile on top of that guy and they say 15 minutes later -- >> 15 minutes? >> that's what they claim. that's probably why they decided to take matters into their own hands. this store owner opened the very next day. check out what this great grandmother says she told a would-be robber when he held a shotgun to her face. >> if you're going to do it, buddy, do it. >> she and her husband were leaving a social club in melbourne when they were approached by this man with a shotgun. >> the husband said the man tried to shoot is twice, but it jammed. he approached the man, fought back, too. their car alarm went off and they say that's what scare

cc han a wife and mother was killed from the impocket.the crash is renewing the event about change that is have been talked about for years. kpix5's mathier has that story. >> i don't have to wait. >> not good. >> people like me. >> we need cash right. >> the idea of doing away with cash tolls and with it toll takers on bay area bridges has actually been going on for some time. just look at the bay bridge or the san mateo or rich lands san mateo bridge. it's called fast track. >> it's already fully equipped. >> reporter: so in terms of equipment, making tolls all electronic is no sweat that's just what the golden gate bridge did when it went all electronic with toll taking in 2013. >> how has it worked out for you guys? >> it's been great. toll takers used to collect 500 tolls an hour. we collect 1,500 an hour. traffic can move through safely. >> people with weapons have robbed the toll takers. >> we don't have people in the toll booth anymore. so while we do have accidents at the toll plaza. there's nevada an issue with human life. >> ca

the service for cc hines was held this morning. the 46-year-old toll taker died last weekend when a box truck slammed into several cars plowed right through her tollbooth. police that the driver was under the influence and is facing serious charges. she was married and had a 10- year-old daughter.>>> an airplane with the hospital on board made a stop today. it travels around the world treating people who are blind or with impaired vision. rob ross has a close-up look at the flying eye.>> reporter: that is a hospital with wings. stopping here at moffett field. inside is a high-tech teaching hospital. it is a key -- a program dedicated to preventing blindness and under the develop countries.>> our mission is to fight against blindness.>> reporter: it is refurbished from his days as a cargo plane donated by federal express. it has an operating room. with the latest request -- the latest equipment. >> 36 million are blind. 75% of those people could be treated or cured if we had the resources and the people trained to treat them.>> repo

. >> how important is it for the homeowner to understand what we call the cc&rs -- the make-up of theomeowners association, if there's a management company? >> one of the advantages of what we call cc&rs is that it's gonna maintain and help you maintain your property value so that there's a continuity to the neighborhood. your next-door neighbor isn't gonna paint their house purple with pink spots. >> one of the things that i've seen happen over the years that becomes very controversial is the rnest money deposit, which is sort the good faith moy, no, that youut down, saying, "i belve i want to buy this home," subject to thconditions with the home. it's a common problem sometimes, though, isn't it, where the earnest money goes hard and they can't get it back. >> you're absolutely right. as a broker, it's probably the most disputed item that i've seen in my career. also you have what's called a due diligence period, which is typically anywhere from 10 to 15 days. >> this is your time to make sure there's no hidden surprises waiting for you. all the more reason -- have that home inspect

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she used to work near cc hanh in the tollbooth. >> she was the light of the bridge. rain or shine she always had a beautiful smile on her face. i called her my china doll. she was so beautiful. >> reporter: the 46-year-old was killed saturday morning when a box truck crashed into her tollbooth. coworkers say the accident happened just 10 minutes after she started her 5 am shift. they were devastated by her death. >> she was very friendly. >> she made it a better shift. she made it a better moment with us at work and i will always remember that of her and her wisdom. her sincere friendship. her warmth. trau california highway patrol later arrested the box truck driver, 32-year-old daniel berk, of foster city for driving under the influence and vehicular manslaughter. the governor ordered flags flown at half staff in memorial. portal says she also came in to check in on her former coworkers after the tragic loss. >> to bring some offerings to the family and to the bay bridge family as well. to my former coworkers. to show some solidarity. >> reporter: chp says engineer

the biggest deal of the year, drug store chain, ccs buying father for $69 billion. if the deal goes through it, could trying area major shake up of the industry. cbs runs over 97 had drugstores, monday than a thousand walk in clinics, aetna healthcare plans covers roughly 22 million people. banks are boosting defense mechanisms to prevent doomsday scenario from cyber attacks. according to the wall street journal, the project dubbed shelter harbor requires member firms to back update a so it can be used by others in order to serve clients of a disable bank. and, santa claus is coming to town. but the price to see him is getting costly. sit down with saint nick at studio in new york could ends upsetting you back as much as 500 bucks. except for mine owe re touching, set of holiday cards and envelopes, over on the west coast. price is cheaper as santa workshop no los angeles, but reservations are book solid. rahel, joe? >> there was hush in the studio, diane, 500 bucks. >> also appointments, you know , and even though, the cheaper side seems expensive. i remember takin

ny that was rotc at cc really made the difference. david: you were a geology major.ou think you are going into the geology world? >> i was the geology major that busted out of civil engineering. now you know. david: when microsoft is moving forward, you decide to take the company public in 1986, and at that point you are a billionaire? close to it? >> pretty close to it. within a year of going public, i think. there is some fortune cover that says the deal that made bill gates $360 million or something some weird thing like that. david: how did it change your life? amazingwhole time was because i was hiring people as fast as i could. i brought in steve ballmer, who was good at that, and he was helping out. we had a sense of urgency that we wanted to lead the way, but i was really busy. if some friend had tried to call me, i would not have had too much time for that. i was really into building this company, and i was going out and telling people about the magic of software, which is good for microsoft, but also helping them understand the opportunities and huge change

cc reporter: for the president, today's ceremony capped a year of accomplishments.l gorsuch on the supreme court. >> the qualifications of judge gorsuch are beyond dispute. >> reporter: fewer illegal crossings on the southern border, regaining territory from isis in iraq and syria, and eliminating regulations. but the president fell short on replacing the affordable care act. >> we all learned a lot. >> reporter: increasing infrastructure spending, and changing immigration laws. with his trademark zest for superlatives, the president said he's just getting started. >> it's really going to be a very special period of time. >> reporter: republicans say these tax cuts are having an immediate impact. late today two large banks, wells fargo, and third fifth announced they're raising their minimum wage to $15 an hour. ,0&t and comcast said they will be giving most of their employees a $1,000 bonus. jeff? >> glor: major garrett, thank you very much. we turn now to john dickerson, our chief washington correspondent and anchor of "face the nation" and nancy cordes, our chief

>> they're already talking about another short term a cc, continuing resolution that would get us into january escape this deadline of this week. i think it's really unfortunate, generally all the work of the appropriations committees have been done through budget we can pass a budget. could have passed a budget two months ago. i don't sense, nobody wants to shut down, i don't sense that that's going to come unless it's through mutual misunderstanding between the two sides. >> dickerson: let me ask you about michael flynn. given what you know as member of the intelligence committee how do you read thisly deal that you make? >> one to have ways. he pled to a fairly minor a offense that's the end of it it's not a big deal. the other you could say he pled to fairly minor offense that means he has lot to deliver to the prosecutors. i think one of the most significant developments is in the last 24 hours where the president tweeted yesterday that he fired him because he had lied to the fbi. that's the first time the president has said that. and it was the next day after he was fired that th

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cc by aberdeen captioning 1-800-688-6621 abercap.com >>> we say thank you, ed lee. thank you for all you have done and all you have sacrificed. >> right now at 11:00, tributes and memory pouring in for mayor ed lee. honoring his life and his legacy. thanks for joining us on a sunday night. i am i am jessica aguirre. >> and i am raj mathai. >> lee died last night at the age of 65. governor brown, among those who spoke at the ceremony. a sentiment echoed over and over. we begin with nbc bay area sam brock. >> reporter: the memorial for mayor ed lee began right at 3:00 p.m. with the presentation of the colors. punctual like lee. >> he told terrible jokes. he laughed because he was trying to build enthusiasm for his jokes. >> most of the time he told jokes that he could barely get through because he was laughing so hard at them himself. >> reporter: humor at times can push in great pain. both were evidence in abundance this evening. the ceremony glided from stately impromptu addresses. >> trust is the realm. >> reporter: to soulful statements about lee's legacy. >> wake

he is shutting down the cc plus fun which specialized in trading coffee.ifficult to make money against algorithmic traders. the bloomberg business flash. vonnie: coming up, dimitri papadimitriou, minister of economy and development at hellenic republic. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: in 2017, it look like the year when moderate politicians backed europe, germany and france, look again. the election of and the worker -- and go merkel -- angela merkel. the first far right party entered in more than five decades. meanwhile, the dutch freedom party became the netherlands' number two party. analysts looked at 22 countries over 30 years to gain historical context and perspective. where joined to discuss the results. >> you have been analyzing data. what prompted you to look into the rise of the radical right? >> we have done a lot of coverage on the selections in europe from the netherlands to france to germany. we were talking of a phenomenon where parties which are generally on the radical right donech and you have -- fringe and you have done well. the firstth

anthony ward is shutting down the cc plus fund which specializes in trading coffee and cocoa.it difficult to make money against al gore rhythmic traders and will start again next year. mark: the battle of the charts, come the top assets of 2017 take on the feds, we'll find out next, this is bloomberg. mark: time for our global battle of the charts where we look at the telling and compelling charts of the day and what they mean for investors. can you access the charts on the bloomberg by running the function featured at the bottom of your screen. kicking things off today, ed ludlow, his second appearance. it gets tougher on the second appearance, doesn't it, vonnie? vonnie: it does. it gets really, really hard, mark. mark: take it away, ed. ed: all the talk of bitcoin markets got me feeling sorry for the best performing assets because they're not stealing the headlines like bitcoin is. and when you talk of bitcoin in the context of the best performers across asset shows how much of an outliar bitcoin is. the year to date against the dollar, normalized since last year, up 19%, b

chairman pai has failed to heed his own advice now that he is in charge of if the cc. he wanted public hearings before he was in charge. now that he is in charge, we don't need public hearings anymore. basically say the chairman knows better. the heck with you taxpayers. seems only people he listened to with deep enough pockets who can afford high-powered lobbyists. if you're a concerned citizen or small business owner your voice doesn't matter to this fcc. as someone who held public hearings on this issue in 2014, i can tell you there is widespread and overwhelming support for net neutrality. just about everywhere except the fcc itself. the chairman took the time to listen as i did, you would hear from small business owners like cabot at vermont country store who told me quote, we're not asking for special treatment incentives or subsidies. all the small business community asks is simply to preserve and protect internet commerce as it exists today which has served all businesses remarkably well. i'm hearing this from small and big businesses. they're saying they shoul

and this sounds like coming of the cc it is very much has that forever in the sense that we can change the world. and over course of it i found i really like working with machines i like doing the recording. i like doing edit th and generator it felt cool to be walking around with cables other my shoulder and former english major calling on the floor plugging in video in out, in out it sounds fantastic if fun. and if then after later hanging in college town is not good for the soul. i was in san francisco walking down market street one day in the window of the radio shack store radio shack departed last place you can find a job -- there was a trsa meeting an early microcomputer. and known as the trash and completely on impulse i bought it. and i thought well maybe this is like i was telling you could make stuff with it. can you make art and do social activism, and well it turns out to involve computer programming. [laughter] so how for pa can that be? it turned out to be hard. there's a lot of hair pulling involved and cursing and -- kind of what you see about program percent staying u

a cc national security and legal analyst. a cnn intelligence and security analyst and a former cia operative. good to see you both. let me begin with you. putin calling to thank mr. trump for intel for a terrorist attack. we know the president has been critical about intelligence and trusted it to share it with russia to say look out for this planned attack. what do you think about the contradiction? >> trump is still trying to reconcile with russia and trying to get over the opposition in congress. he is trying to tell the rest of the world we could work on terrorism. in trump's case if we could only have better relgdss, we could do more with terrorism. >> what do you think i guess is a foot in terms of this relation. there are so many images whether it's overseas in summids where they look chum i. two within three days sound like they are all pals as well. what's the overall big picture about what's going on. >> it depen what you think is the relationship. putin is the one person in the world he has not gone head to head wi

but cc a lawyer or bring them to sit at meeting, that by itself does not shield. >> what can house investigators or robert mueller could to compel -- claiming privilege and doesn't hold up? how do you force them to talk? >> presumably the team will talk to donald trump jr., ask him questions, he'll invoke privilege, team will think it's ludicrous and without merit and go to court. they have a court process and can compel him to talk about it, if he doesn't could be held in contempt. various remedies you have, bob mueller and his team with proceedings in front of a court and grand juries in place has tools. >> after the hearing with donald trump jr., taking self-serving statements from administration at face value is not what they do. show this timing to viewers. papadopoulos meeting, wikileaks release and follow-up about the meeting raises question. more pieces of the puzzle, more questions there are. >> that's how it works. investigation unfolds, information comes out, some have charged, some plead guilty. hint of things to come. but don't know all of them. one of the important points that thin

data helicopters and planes in here, big cc ten, stopping the flames. as he talked about yesterday, there were very confident coming into this morning, and confidence continues to grow as this fire continues to slow down and for the most part, be knocked down. really, melissa, the idea is to get all the last of these active flames out and continue that line around the fire. when they say 30% make contain, they have only been able to get around 30% of the fire. that does not mean 70% is still burning, and literally walking around around the containment and it should there's nothing still smoldering. those cautious optimism here, but a lot of people dealing with smoke and will for a number of days to come, even with this thing is totally out. >> melissa: adam housley, thank you. >> jon: the attempted suicide bombing in new york city yesterday morning sparking new calls for immigration reform. the white house wants to shift to a merit-based system and away from things like chain migration. that is how the accused terrorist gained entry into the u.s. edit 2

so in geology if we see a new plant cc or animal, the big change coming into existence has already happened is happening with technology. guest: i think so. i have given it some thought. we are seeing an exponential growth rate in the adoption of these new technologies. computing,ud internet of things, artificial intelligence. the other aspect of this i -- like quite explain you, i have been around this business for a few decades now -- as we have moved from mainframe computing to personal computing to the internet, all of these decisions were made by the cio. now these digital print for mission being driven by the ceo. nows starting to pick -- all these decisions are being driven by the ceo. if you look at "the origin of species," darwin thought speciation of the planet was a function, that everything is constantly moving. but it wasn't until this century that evolutionary biologists figure out it didn't happen this way. it wasn't a continuous process. darwin could not explain the gaps in the fossil record. what stephen gold describes is this process of punctuated equilibrium. going back e

tom wants an 1887 cc morgan silver dollar.holiday wish list, i mean, diamond, obviously, and 100,000 followers by christmas. right now we are at 89,000, that's an old full screen. we're at 89,500. >> liz, i want socks because the laundromat keeps screwing up the socks. liz: you don't do laundry. in the big sack. >> and they keep losing my socks. liz: i'll get you socks. >> i'm wearing two different pairs, two different socks. liz: make sure to follow me on twitter. he's@gasparino. somebody wants three hours for you, i don't know for what. records for the s&p and dow, coming up. . . . . ♪ liz: dow, s&p are on track for record closes. it is dow versus bitcoin as well. which one will go the distance in the battle for 30,000? people's united wealth management cio john trainer with us. this thing has gone nuts lately. >> it is incredible, incredible, absolutely. remind me of 1999 with nasdaq all over again. liz: we know what happened in 2000 and 2001. that was a big crash. what do you expect for bitcoin? do you think the dow hits 3

for communities will ultimately find is they will not have an f cc with the teeth needed to ensure our university of service principles are realized. it might not be tomorrow, it might not be next week, but soon we will find ourselves challenged. i believe will will -- we will be challenged to the point of being vulnerable. we're going to have serious issues when it comes to connecting, particularly rural communities. , for either or both, will be agency prevail in court? >> i have no crystal ball. nor can i even tell you what courts our appellate litigation will actually wind up in at this point. i do know this. the american public is angry. i have not, during my tenure here now or during my previous tenure here seen anything like that angst and irritation pouring into mighty mail inbox and tumbling into my voicemail every day. there are people who have been outside for the last 24 hours clamoring to get this agency to pay attention to them there is something stunning about that because our actions have awoken this sleeping giant to the american people were very angry that a little ag

tirelessly as members of the association's board in the 90's, and we were instrumental in restating the cc. and r.'s during the middle of that decade. we've invested in the common area. he was a real estate professional and also didn't know about the separate tax obligation for the common area. members of the board, we neighbors love our unique street and are deeply engaged in it. city residents and tourists also enjoy the history and uniqueness of presidio terrace. it is a city treasure, and yet, the treasurer's office ignored our right to due process. his office failed to alert any of us by mail or phone or -- of the up coming sale and didn't tack a written notice on one or more of the many posts and trees that are in the circle. this would have been easy to accomplish. on behalf of the presidio terrace owners and all of the others who have found themselves in similarly untenable situations, i ask you to overturn the tax sale. thank you for your time. >>president breed: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening. my name is carol shearer, and my husband and i are moving from boston

cc hahn, a 10-year veteran toll taker was killed when a truck smashed into her booth about 5:10 saturday morning. the truck veered diagonally across lanes before crashing into several cars and her booth. the cause of the crash is under investigation. according to court records, burk has mismeanor convictions for possession of methamphetamine and possession of stolen property in san mateo county. dmv records show his driver's license was suspended at one point because he failed to appear in court, but it was valid at the time of the crash. burk works as a stage hand and the truck contained sound equipment, but it's not clear where he was coming from. he was ejected during the crash and is still in the hospital. han had been an on call toll booth operator for more than 10 years and her husband described her as a good mother to their 10-year-old daughter, good wife and good daughter. she got call 3:30 saturday morning and reported for work and was killed just 10 minutes into they are shift. >> it's been rough. it's been a very rough weekend for everybody at caltrans. you just don't -- when

the cc line, i'm seeing names of agents i highly respected and have worked with who once they got toth floor, sean that's it under the obama administration they became political hacks. and it's going to take years to rebuild the fbi. but, the president said it today, he is going to rebuild it. and he can rebuild it. >> sean: it needs to be rebuilt. and the same by the way top people, former obama people within the intelligence community before this was all said and done. i believe this house of cards falls. you know, your story yesterday about reverse targeting the misquliewfs the powerful tools of intelligence that we give the intelligence community that you reported, sarah, that doesn't even get into the dossier issue. bought and paid for by hillary with salacious russian propaganda lies to influence an electorate. that doesn't get into the uranium one deal. i'm not sure how we untangle all of this in the best way to do that. your thoughts on it? >> well, i think the best way to do that is one step at a time. one story at a time, sean, one investigation at a time. and that's what w