i would check in with cindy. she would ask me how my job search was going, would connect me with people saying have you talked to this person or that person? it was a practical support and helped me pay the bills during that period. even more, really it felt like a very -- it was a big emotional support. who else but your family is going to give you a loan? i don't have a job. i've got all these expenses. i am not sure i can repay you. but i am sure i have can. with unemployment loan you don't have to repay until three months after you have gotten the last loan check. you have nine months interest free no loan payments. who else will you get that help from? >> cindy, terry's story reminds me a little bit to greg's story who got a business loan. if you go to a financial institution like a bank or credit union typically the way you get a loan is really on an economic filter. the relationship is from the financial institution perspective that we want to have by x date of a month x dollars to pay. that's kind of it.

concentrate, cindy says.i am concentrating, but all the activity going on around me on the screen, between patient and therapist on the head injury, on the others working their limbs and hands, the hive, the therapists, i have never seen anything like it. more screamers emerge i hadn't noticed at first. they are more reserved, polite but in agony over something in their therapy. other patients like me walk to the rhythm of their therapists. some do quite well. others not so much. one patient cannot walk a single step. another is hooked to a computerized treadmill with one prosthetic leg. i think he might be a soldier too but i don't ask. the therapists look like they don't take crap. they keep pushing, they might pause but they don't stop, as i take my first walk in my first hour of therapy i wonder about the kind of patient i will become as i crashed to the floor, scream at my therapist week in shame. will i fail therapy? will it fail me? i sense i want to run or hide but i cannot, the therapist knows my roo

a paid presentation from meaningful beauty by cindy crawford.th special appearances from some of your tv favorites sharing their number one skin saving secrets. (male announcer) plus, a stunning before and after story from today's special guest, lori loughlin. (female announcer) at age 52, the star of full house and much more says her skin seems to be looking not older but younger thanks to friend and supermodel cindy crawford. (lori) i really do feel like my skin has been restored and i've traveled back in time. (male announcer) could it be the fountain of youth we've been waiting for? stay tuned to find out. (soft music) (cindy) what's important about beauty is that idea of confidence

a paid presentation from meaningful beauty by cindy crawford.female announcer) with special appearances from some of your tv favorites sharing their number one skin saving secrets. (male announcer) plus, a stunning before and after story from today's special guest, lori loughlin. (female announcer) at age 52, the star of full house and much more says her skin seems to be looking not older but younger thanks to friend and supermodel cindy crawford. (lori) i really do feel like my skin has been restored and i've traveled back in time. (male announcer) could it be the fountain of youth we've been waiting for? stay tuned to find out. (soft music) (cindy) what's important about beauty is that idea of confidence and how you communicate yourself. ♪ and when you do feel like your skin looks beautiful,

. -------- sot: supervisora cindy chávez condado de santa clara we have a problem with people smugglingndo y evidencia de gente usando drones para ingresar drogas, cuchillos e incluso armas a la cárcel fueron las palabras de la supervisora cindy chavez, quien hoy en compañía su colega mike wasserman logro la aprobación una moción para regular estrictamente estas aeronaves no tripuladas. la cárcel de elmwood que abarca mas de 60 acres de terreno ha sido un ejemplo de tales infracciones aéreas. el departamento del alguacil del condado cree que este drone se estrelló en su intento por arrojar drogas a los reos.. nat: we are doing this as a team la supervisora indico que los drones son una tecnología relativamente nueva y trabajan en conjunto con esa agencia para entender cómo funcionan y como controlarlos. pero hay una segunda razón para impulsar esta moción.. sot: francisco villalobos asistente de políticas públicas, oficina del supervisor mike wasserman poder restringir el uso de drones de parte del público en situaciones de emergencia. la razón es simple. sot: francisco villalobos asist

representative cindy rosenwald. the honorable judy reardon. and the national association of letter carriers. let's give them all a big round of applause. [applause] mr. buckley: eleanor roosevelt was a fearless fighter for justice. her entire life was spent working to make the world a better place for all. for more than a quarter of a century, the new hampshire

representative cindy rosenwald. the honorable judy reardon. and the national association of letter carriers. let's give them all a big round of applause. [applause] mr. buckley: eleanor roosevelt was a fearless fighter for justice. her entire life was spent working to make the world a better place for all. for more than a quarter of a century, the new hampshire democratic party has been honoring an outstanding woman who has fought hard and succeeded in providing an opportunity for success in life, regardless of their circumstances. this year's recipient of the eleanor roosevelt award embodies eleanor's spirit. during her decades of service in our community in the house and senate, her record is exemplary.

de parte de nuestros equipos de emergencia para poder combatir fuegos por ejemplo sot: supervisora cindyo de santa clara we are really trying to be able to look at 2 things estamos tratando de responder dos interrogantes, qu hacer cuando la gente usa los drones con intencin criminal y tambin como responder ante quienes lo hacen por curiosidad. este ltimo podramos resolverlo con educacin comunitaria y el otro pudiera ser con nuevos mtodos de vigilancia se espera que el consejo de administradores del condado provea un borrador de las nuevas regulaciones a principios de enero. ---despus que la comisin policial de san francisco votara a favor de que las autoridades puedan hacer uso de las pistolas de descarga electrica. ---ahora, el sindicato est considerando poner en efecto una medida electoral que determinara la politica que rige su uso, as lo di a conocer un vocero el dia de hoy. ---los oficiales insisten que el uso de los "tasers" reducir los riesgos de lesiones para los civiles como para los policias. --el concejo municipal de oakland aprob esta noche de manera unnime una ordenanza que

by cindy crawford.le announcer) with special appearances from some of your tv favorites sharing their number one skin saving secrets. (male announcer) plus, a stunning before and after story from today's special guest, lori loughlin. (female announcer) at age 52, the star of full house and much more says her skin seems to be looking not older but younger thanks to friend and supermodel cindy crawford. (lori) i really do feel like my skin has been restored and i've traveled back in time. (male announcer) could it be the fountain of youth we've been waiting for? stay tuned to find out. (soft music) (cindy) what's important about beauty is that idea of confidence and how you communicate yourself. ♪

the great cindy. cindy and i have teamed up. we got 30 seconds. i talk and you do all the work.ause sometimes you start writing the material down. talking to the same woman since sunday. >> it's like how you teamed up with the sports producers. you talk and they do all the -- >> that's funny. trying to work it in. >> we've got to take a quick break. you guys do your thing and we'll be right back. more coverage. right after this. >>> this is the difference that you are making tonight. (415)561-8063. there are a lot of ways to make a difference. and a lot of people who are making a difference in the north bay and we are doing our part. join with you. here we are with pam and gary. >> sports director, we just celebrated gary's 25th anniversary on the red -- sports radio. 33 years, 25 at the station. >> so that's 58 years? [ laughter ] >> the only difference is, people in the radio, it's cute because they had a big party and everything. to celebrate the 25 years. remember the touching moment when they said here at kron 4, 33 is too long. we'll have kertok. but without food, it was g

>> come on cindy. tell us how things are going tonight. >> it's great. people are really reaching down. we have had great stories of people who were able to give a lot and are telling us why and supporting the financial -- the salvation army. we have had young children coming to the phone and emptying their piggy banks and giving right along with their parents. we appreciate everybody's support for the salvation army to help people during the time of a local disaster. >> the salvation army took a big hit in trying to help when this all first happened. >> when the fires broke out, the salvation army was there within hours setting up our mobile kitchens and our service center in santa rosa and moving out to napa. we provide the service knowing that the community will come behind us and fill in the financial gaps as the days go on. >> to give a little perspective, i know that every year the salvation army feeds 900,000 meals a year. that is 75,000 meals a month. in the two weeks of the fire, 100,000 meals right then. that is enormous. >> that's right. a few

robinson has helped cindy and others find loved ones free of charge.year alone he's connected four families.hevonte robinson, private investigator:"it's just a good bubbly feeling that you get connecting people, and being a part of that. it's a blessing to be a blessing."and those on the receiving end of his help say they hope their story can encourage others to keep searching.cindi woratzeck, reunited with her mother:"keep praying and hoping and just don't give up because they are out there." (justine) coming up.... cyber monday started on sunday. so charge up your phone and computer..... we'll tell you the best time to buy...up ahead. coming upis it a case of be careful what you wish for? the city of pittsburg, has a permit process to legally allow for the placement of clothing donation bins these are not them i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly (jr stone) plenty of people are very generous in the bay area...especially this time of year.(justine) but as stanley roberts found out...some people donating clothing in pittsburg...are

robinson has helped cindy and others find loved ones free of charge.one he's connected four families.hevonte robinson, private investigator:"it's just a good bubbly feeling that you get connecting people, and being a part of that. it's a blessing to be a blessing."and those on the receiving end of his help say they hope their story can encourage others to keep searching.cindi woratzeck, reunited with her mother:"keep praying and hoping and just don't give up because they are out there." really? really? really? really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on select volkswagen models. now with the people first warranty. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. (jr stone) pl

president had suggested cindy ings i-pod to the guantanamo detention center in cuba today he seemed to pull back on that but his attorney general was speaking earlier and he was pushing that idea further as well what is happening here. well i think i think the attorney general jeff sessions was talking about this issue in more general terms pointing out that both the military legal system with the detention center at guantanamo bay and the civilian judicial system are in the mix when it comes to prosecuting terrorism suspects or terrorists and so obviously one tunnel bay is used mainly for so-called foreign fighters whereas the judges of the system is for american citizens the suspect here is not a citizen but a legal resident and i think most legal experts and also jeff sessions agree that it's my impression that this suspect should be tried in a court in new york our correspondent crossed a phenomenon the story for us tonight in the u.s. capitol crossing thank you very much i mean time at the white house the u.s. president today nominated to head the u.s. federal reserve if confirmed

a paid presentation from meaningful beauty by cindy crawford. (female announcer) with special appearances from some of your tv favorites sharing their number one skin saving secrets. (male announcer) plus, a stunning before and after story from today's special guest, lori loughlin. (female announcer) at age 52, the star of full house and much more says her skin seems to be looking not older but younger thanks to friend and supermodel cindy crawford. (lori) i really do feel like my skin has been restored and i've traveled back in time. (male announcer) could it be the fountain of youth we've been waiting for? stay tuned to find out.

by cindy crawford.with special appearances from some of your tv favorites sharing their number one skin saving secrets. (male announcer) plus, a stunning before and after story from today's special guest, lori loughlin. (female announcer) at age 52, the star of full house and much more says her skin seems to be looking not older but younger thanks to friend and supermodel cindy crawford. (lori) i really do feel like my skin has been restored and i've traveled back in time. (male announcer) could it be the fountain of youth we've been waiting for? stay tuned to find out. (soft music) (cindy) what's important about beauty is that idea of confidence and how you communicate yourself. ♪

agree. >> i'm still with my character's opinion. >> on cindy crawford. >> yeah. >> i'm sure you've beensequence with jack black. you have to do it lots of times. >> lots of times, different breath mints involved. >> i was wondering that, do you do breath minutes. >> definitely. >> out of courtesy to the other people. it's mouth to mouth cpr. [laughter] >> so cute. >> more from kev. >> kev right. >> kev too. "jumanji" welcome to the jungle hits theaters december 24th. it's a reimagining. i guess it's not important. >> it's dwayne johnson and kevin hart together t there will be moments of hilarity in the movie. >> and it's hard to top robin williams and everything he did. >> last night in new york city, here it is, the big moment thousands of people came out to watch this, light it up. >> wow. >> beautiful. >> that's huge. >> always so pretty. >> it is. >> what a great location -- rockefeller center. the annual lighting, 85th annual ceremony televised by nbc. matt lauer was supposed to host the event. he was no mention of matt lauer fired earlier in the morning for inappropriate sexual be

one how to mighty for art oh my hands in the us i miss good luck and that's exactly cindy is void to my own father learn to say. this my you know. this is yeah. you know when. she on the show and house didn't live to see the film's premiere the project had taken years to produce due to lack of financing the fact that it's finally being released is another triumph for the survivors. our last film for today is set in one thousand nine hundred seventy six it's dripping a hot summer and three generations have gathered together in the countryside to squabble and bicker after a death in the family so no mother corners debut feature for god is a detailed and compassionate study of family relations set firmly against the backdrop of west germany in the one nine hundred seventy s. . summer of one nine hundred seventy six three generations spend their vacation in a community garden. is a paradise or is it hell. they can just about manage to avoid the wasps but inside the summer homes there's plenty of stinging going on one daughter in law is somehow in competition with her sister in law gettin

joseph, minnesota, welcome to the program, cindy. caller: hi. names ng to the bbreviation sigar, it sounds kind of close to what leah is talking about scie ntology. is strange, talking about opium fields and we heard two elections for president that troops over there were saying the only reason promote control voices poppy fields and the other thing we heard rom the same soldiers was that we need to get out of there because we're basically training force. be a fighting and so, seeing how things are oing now, i think our troops need to come home. but i want to clarify on that oincidental name scie ntology, nything to do with you guys -- congress did. anything to do with scientology. host: paul on the air for john sopko, down to the last couple minutes, hi, paul. caller: yes, sir, two quick questions. i remember the how much of the problems are americans coming over to afghanistan? i think it will work for you. to give america all it's worth. i will take the answer off-line. that was one of the most outrageous things. we built this wonderful build

. >> for a sixth year in a row, cindy bass is partying with a purpose. the councilwoman held her party in mt. airy. guests stacked toys on the table before enjoying food and music. the toys will be donated in time for christmas and hanukkah. >> interested researchers and innovators were given a close look at the new facility and how it will be used. the new location the 3600 block of market street, two blocks from the current location. >>> central high school is planning a $42 million renovation and expansion. the city's oldest public high school and second oldest in the country has out grown its space. the expansion means a new performing art center on the north lawn and new s.t.e.m. classrooms thanks to a $10 million donation from joseph m. field. the rest will be up to fundraising. ground breaks is scheduled january 19th. >> a celebration at the chick-fil-a in east northen, for a donation, the chain is giving to a charity. for petes sake has received a $75,000 granten allowing the nonprofit to continue providing care for cancer patients and their fami

this sadiq team the team from president zuma that was cindy just last night is in zimbabwe and we are yet to hear what is come out of the discussions that the i have been but it is that local that people are having that after these exercises that they're saying is doing to clean. you know elements that were surrounding president robot and got it these will be every ten to the traditional order ok you mentioned a political team sent by south africa to harare to defy also and more on that what role is south africa taking now in this crisis. currently president jacob zuma used. the chip ison use the car and said the chip isn't so the team that you sent us that we hear that he's going to fix finding mission you have to speak to both sides of the i me and president robert mugabe and get in understanding. what his situation with i mean if you had to intervene and then. there will brief. the chit this sunday to today we also understand these going to be this sad that troika meeting you know got it right and this said that it has to discuss about this is about the situation ok now one of the

next kevin will sit down with the singer and kissing jack black and his crush on cindy crawford.how are we going to get home? >> this is a video game. which means we all have special skills. >> strength, fearless, speed, smolders intensity. >> dam that is a man right there. >> don't cry, don't cry. don't cry. it's going to be okay. >> all right. all right. >> weakness none. >> i hate this game. >> you know when you said kevin mccarthy all the way to hawaii. today is day four and this morning we're hearing from singer and actor nick jonas. he plays mysterious character named alex who has been stuck in the game since the '90's. kevin got a chaps to talk to him about some of his outdated phrases and kissing jack black on the lips. check it out. >> ♪ >> i need to you follow me and did exactly as i say. >> i'm curious i know you've written so many great songs i was listening to a lot of them today preparing for my interview. is there a song of yours that you think speaks to this frame. that's an interesting question you didn't write them or perform them knowing you were makingakig fit

the new home was donated by cindy and todd su, of advantagehomes. todd su/donated home to fire victims"....we are humble and proud to have the opportunity to give back to our community to those who need itmost...." nats (resident in tears) resident thoa phan, who lost her daughter in the fire, was overcome with emotion as she and her friends and neighbors toured the new home. she and her husband will be sharing the 15-hundred square foot, 3 bedroom home with tieng tran, whose husband perished in the fire.tieng tran/grateful for new home "...and with your help we are going to have a warm home, especially with winter coming up..."canh tran/grateful for new home "....i want to thank all my neighbors and the community for helping us in this difficult time...."city hall helped streamline the re build and there donations enough to completelyfurnish the new home as well.todd su/advantage homes ".....we figured they were going to need some new furniture too along with beds and bedding so they could just walk in and it would be ready to go...."and they have

it's called the stop and go bill and it's being offered by city council woman cindy bass. >> right now, i think the plexiglass has to come down. >> reporter: she wants to put controls on these small stores that she says sell booze very little food and are the source of trouble in her district. >> we want to make sure that, you know, that there is isn't this sort of inn dignity in my opinion to serving food through a plexiglass only in certain neighborhoods. >> reporter: rich kim resents the charge stores like this attract loiter errs and calls to police are often with a slow response. mike chow plans on raising a hundred grand to fight the measure. >> i think it's a bill that would endanger korean americans. >> bass is battling for her constituents. kim argues as korean american he's being targeted. >> this bill targets korean american. >> absolutely not. >> targets koran americans absolutely not. >> we own these shops and our lives would be put in danger. >> absolutely not. i can tell you i find that offensive. >> reporter: she says she finds it offensive anybody would claim she's tar

kids brought you a question you know what do you know cindy byrd said the problem is you are the way you. could be on this one going to see less of the iss period but with when the course was good. he left his home country to escape the civil war and family. just report the news when they're all poor because all the office i know of bush who knew paul they called near you is what are your two kids process here. privy to now he's twenty two this summer stick up a two point five million euros for his services but how did it all begin. homes to do much to take mr music is reducing food and three years of all that course he was he says of over the weekend on good to departed loved michael oher stablished himself in switzerland top division. now he's a bundesliga player for stuck us and caps via his national team. so the success increase your expectations. because it's got lovie. is just. a kid these are the view. if. you love your country r c a p two. p. q if we could just pick two months i once wanted. a can for million years. is all told. to love even though in the. most valuable cours

. >> you heard from supervisor cindy chavez there as well.oard will take on the issue this morning at 9:30. >>> the kate steinle murder case continues to lay out their case today. james norris testifying that the gun was pointed at the ground when it went off and struck the pavement before hitting steinle. it would be impossible to predict where it would go. defense said yesterday's testimony is a strong beginning. >> we have a physical characteristics of an accident. mr. norris effectively discussed this and debunked the prosecution's theory this could be an intentional shot. >> the prosecution is charging jose garcia zarate. >>> leaders will sound off today about the 2020 census. right now, there's no directive to oversee the planning. the former director resigned in june. the accountability office placed the 2020 census on the list of projects. santa clara leadsers are worried the lack of preparedness can cost millions. >>> an effort to get people signed up for health insurance in the south bay. details are there on your screen. the inform

. >> reporter: cindy smith never intended to rendscape her front lawn.uninvited guests did it for her. >> wd pigs, we had grubz. only the pigs tell you you have grubs. >> reporter: check it out. the wild pigs were caught on this homeecurity camera near west se drive digging for grubs or subterranean insect what looks like snow is rlly green grass being shredded b the pigs as they hunt for food. >> you can't hear them at all. >> repter: yard after yard looks the same. the rainy season is making sl easy to dig and bringing the pigs out in force. >> believe it or not, this neighborhood is not the only place where the landscaping is apparently delicious. sky 7 was over homes in san ramon canyon estates where nearly 2 dozen wild pigs have struck properties. >> pretty good size pigs there. they can get up to four or 500 pounds. >> reporter: don covington said the homeowner association held an emergency meeting about what to do about the renegade pigs which live and breed in nearby op space. bck on west side drive, the hoa will use an eco friendly means to de-g

six months later, mark and i and cindy go and get on a boat and spent the night looking at the sunset from the balcony of ho chi minh's bedroom. amazing story. brian: how big an island was it? senator mccain: little big. not small. in other words, i'd say -- you could probably walk from end to end of it in half-hour. we spent the night there. so as i say, he came to washington and he has since passed away. he was the interpreter for dom xiu ping -- excuse me -- brian: in paris? senator mccain: paris peace talks. i have on my wall in the office there is a cable that was sent back to the state department classified, secret. and it says on it, at the tea break, li duc was the negotiator. he said that the vietnamese had intended to release the admiral mccain's son but he had refused. that was part of the documents that we declassified because for a while there everybody was believing that we left americans behind. one of the -- such long stories, but senator mitchell and senator dole set up this select dole set up this select committee headed by me and john kerry. part of the deal was tha

. >> reporter: cindy decided to not relandscape her yard. the pigs did it for her. they were recently caught on this home security camera near westside drive digging for grubs or insects. what looks like snow is really green gas being shredded from the pigs as they look for a food. the rainy season is making soil easy to dig and bringing the pigs out in force. >> this neighborhood is not the only place where the landscaping is apparently delicious. sky 7 was over homes in san ramon's norris canyon where two dozen wild pigs have struck 20 properties. >> pretty good size pigs. they get to 4 or 500 pounds. >> reporter: the homeowners association held an emergency meeting about what to do about the renegade pigs which breed and live in nearby open space. the hoa on the west side will use an eco-friendly means to degrub turf to keep the pigs away. >> hopefully that will do it. >> reporter: it's not the first time the wild pigs have feasted in this neighborhood. they were here in 2013 and now they are back for seconds. in san ramon, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >>> apple i

declined hour on camera interview request but sent in emailed hickey road, i'm deeply sorry to hear of cindy's passing but he said he delivered everything but a photo album to their home. that is a claim mark calls unreliable and incorrect. andrea mccarren, wusa9. >> records indicate chris walters owes $74,000 to the irs and filed for bankruptcy three times. walters acknowledges he is still in the wedding photographer business locally. >>> more stories from our unit, go to our website or the wusa9 news app. >>> this is a yellow alert day. now, here's wusa9 first alert >>> 's and for the yellow weather alert is because we have some showers in our forecast this afternoon along a very strong fall cold front that will bring a drop off in temperatures by tomorrow. tomorrow, we have some breaks in the clouds with sunshine and the best chance of showers arrives in d.c. at the 95 corridor and prince george's county in montgomery county picking up between 2:30 and 3:00 this afternoon. by 6:00, you will enjoy warm temperatures and we will be near 70 degrees today. this is the futurecast showing the line

cindy dielman so i know. you can. get final is it worth your own none of the situation in. which we have never had in the history of the federal republic of germany that is has never been around for almost a year it's a political parties. called. the bait and act and of course to form a government is always a process of the baiting purposes and goals with a mandate to form a government is the highest mandate voters give to parties in a democracy. and that mandate remains valid on twenty fourth of september. parties applied. for the role of taking responsibility for german. responsibility which cannot be returned easily to a vote of us following the provisions of the constitution this responsibility goes far beyond the individual interests and applies. particularly not only to the voters of your own party but. this is a moment for all participating actors to. rethink their positions all parties that were voted into parliament are obliged to serve the common ilands on. they serve our country. and i expect from all their willingness to engage in. talks in order to make the for

>> reporter: it's harvest time at edgewood bogs in carver, massachusetts, where matt and cindy rhodes grow about a billion cranberries a year on more than 200 acres. what's happening in the cranberry business these days? >> for most of the independent growers, the price that they're being paid is below the cost of operation. there's a lot of nights when you lay in bed staring at the ceiling wondering if you've made the right decision. >> reporter: it's kind of squishy underfoot. >> reporter: wading in and slogging on, as their family has for most of a century, despite today's prices, sinking for five-plus years now, because of a classic problem in market economies: periodic overproduction. this is the classic agricultural cycle, right? overoptimism; more production because prices are pretty good; too much production, prices crash. same old story? >> exactly. >> same old story. >> reporter: a story older than the bogs, old as the hills, in wheat... corn... hogs. you name it. each has a cycle all its own. (cow mooing) just this year, prices curdled in the u.s. dairy industry because of

gained control over [inaudible] could in the minister update the progress being made against them and cindy? >> thank you and i thank you for your test. australia does welcome the reports that syrian democratic forces with the support of the international coalition have retaken the key city of rocca in syria. the international coalition understands that while the majority of [inaudible] has been liberated there are isolated resistance pockets remaining in areas of the city still remain unsafe for civilians to return home. this is important progress and rocca contains to the caliphate and essential to their narrative of legitimacy and success. the actions of [inaudible] in rocca as well as prison syria has been appalling. the use of passion and brutality to rule territories. when local forces came to respond to vicious tactics, murdering civilians attempting to this grape and using the prices of the city. [inaudible] in rocca against their ideology. it's it will discredit them worldwide and [inaudible]. many syrians have lost their lives fighting terrorist are these operations in our thought

supervisor cindy chavez says there is mounting evidence that drones are being used over this jail.he wants the county to implement drone-related air restrictions jails. she says the santa clara county sheriff's office is also worried about the problem. <"they let us know that they were concerned about drones and as a matter of fact recovered a crashed drone inside the perimeter".>( james ) chavez plans to bring up her concerns about drones at tonight's board of supervisors meeting. (darya) happening today -- the "rebuild sonoma county" job fair for people who lost jobs in the wildfires last month. it's happening from 1 to 7 pm at the graton resort and casino just outside rohnert park. some 170+ employers are expected to set up booths at the event -- as well as local and federal agencies and the u-s-p-s. there will also be resume clinics available for job seekers. registration is ánotá required to attend the event. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron four morning news... the fight over rent control takes center stage in one bay area community today. what will happen if measure "c" pas

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. >> todd sue and his wife cindy are the co-owners of one of the largest manufacturing home builders in the bay area. they heard about the tragedy and decided to build a new home worth nearly $270,000. they turned over the keys this afternoon. the councilmember says it is a testament to the spirit of san jose. >> for the family, this is really hitting close to home. to the heart. it will continue to be tough on them of the will. >> reporter: volunteers went door to door through the neighborhood to ensure every home has a working smoke detector. officials hope to expand it in the coming year. >>> oakland police and the chp will be putting extra office orders duty to put at a briks a planned veteran side show. two weeks ago, abc7 news was at a hotel near oakland international airport. as police seized at least five motorcycles and made arrests. these impounds happened after a side show on 880 involving 200 bikers. the chp arrested five people. investigators could not confirm it was connected to the side show. a video in downtown hayward. the extra officers. taking part in a side show i

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. >> reporter: cindy says she regularly hears of the theft at the mall. >> when i go to that mall, if i have to go for a reason, i lock my doors, i look over my shoulder, i never used to do that before. >> reporter: a spokesperson told us over the phone, the safety and security ofthe shoppers and employ east is our highest -- employees is our highest priority. >>> a berkeley elementary school has been stripped of its name. the school board voted to get rid of lekonte. it was named for a cal professor who was a former slave owner. the superintendent recommended the change with support from families and staff. a committee will explore new names in the spring. the lekonte still has a water canyon, play her and mountain -- glacier and mountain named after him. >>> get red for thanksgiving cob. the dungeness season is underway this captain brought in about 7500 pounds. the crab could be in markets by this friday. >> they're hard, heavy good. >> things are looking better this queer than the we've -- year than the previous three years. >>> germs found in and on surfers may hold a morning key

. >> reporter: cindy smith never intended to relandscape her front lawn.invited guests did it for her. >> wild pigs, we had grubz. only the pigs tell you you have grubs. >> reporter: check it out. the wild pigs were caught on this home security camera near west side drive digging for grubs or subterranean insects. what looks like snow is really green grass being shredded by the pigs as they hunt for food. >> you can't hear them at all. >> reporter: yard after yard looks the same. the rainy season is making soil easy to dig and bringing the pigs out in force. >> believe it or not, this neighborhood is not the only place where the landscaping is apparently delicious. sky 7 was over homes in san ramon canyon estates where nearly 2 dozen wild pigs have struck properties. >> pretty good size pigs there. they can get up to four or 500 pounds. >> reporter: don covington said the homeowners association held an emergency meeting about what to do about the renegade pigs which live and breed in nearby open space. bck on west side drive, the hoa will use an eco friend

cindy bass hosted this community meeting tonight in german town. she wants to know what residents think about replacing the mayor appointed school board. last week mayor urged the commission to disband a vote to officially dissolve the scrc scheduled for next thursday. >> frump received an elaborate welcome in china. the start of a two day visit that is sure to include tough negotiations on trade and discussions about north korea. >> china president treated mr. trump to a grand display of h hospitality. in beijing. children waved u.s. and chinese flags and jumped as the band played. it opens day of meetings between the leaders that will culminate with a lavish state dinner in trumps honor. >> former vice president biden says the fight against cancer is a by partisan issue. today he and his wife highlighted strides in research. they spoke to the packed house at the constitution center. in old city. the former vice president started a kabs cancer moon shot program after the death of his son. and got choked up talking about the influence bow still has

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the obsession with zero—size models is worse than it was in the 1980s, when you had supermodels like cindythin. and at that time in the ‘80s, i said the same. in fashion, things are coming and going back. it will come back. i do not say that to be with more shape is the best, and to have no shape is the worst, and vice versa. i do not say that. i think it is a different type of beauty. but your message is not getting through. kirsty clements, the australian vogue editor, says that we still have stylists and editors who for some reason seem to prefer models to be young, coltish, six—foot—tall, and built like a prepubescent boy. to be honest, i must say that is not what i think. i think there is a taboo about getting old. like there is no beauty to be old. it is wrong, completely wrong. how can i find that to be fat and old is ugly, in the fact that my grandmother was absolutely fabulous, and she loved me, and she was fantastically beautiful, for me? so of course, now, i want to represent that. there are some people who can be old and i always present, not in every show, but some people that

. >> reporter: city council woman cindy bass has put in legislation that reads no establishment shall erect or maintain a physical barrier. it's part of her stop and go bill designed to get tough on small stores that sell booze over the counter and little el else. >> right now, i think the plexiglass has to come down. >> reporter: she says she's delis fill her district and are often the source of crime. >> we want to make sure that, you know, there isn't this sort of inn dignity in my opinion to serving food through a plexiglass only in certain neighborhoods. >> reporter: bass says, cameras or security guard are better tools to fight crime than plexiglass. kim says, he runs off loiter errs from his front door all the time. >> what will this bill do to your business? >> it would kill it. >> reporter: bass says she's fighting for her constituents. kim says, he's being targeted. >> this bill targets korean americans. >> absolutely not. >> targets korean americans. >> absolutely not. >> we own these shops and our lives will be put in danger by this. >> absolutely not. absolutely not. i ca