so again congratulations to our city for completely all 24 projects as asked and promised by the city to how sour serious commitment to ending the traffic facilities and i looked at it to moving forward the next generation of project that continue to make the city safer for everyone. >> thank you all for scouting this morning, i'm ben the mire senior advisors on vision zero we want to action the folks behind me they're in calibration and zero is is a mix of 14 departments come together to commented to a bold and baby boomer goal it work is not possible without the leadership first, we have from the city architects sorry the city engineer from the d and kathy from walk sf which is one of our great strong community partners advocating forever the public safety and liveable streets in san francisco and sheryl brinkman vice president of the san francisco municipal transportation agency and we have tom maguire the sustainable streets at the sfmta and have tilly chang the executive director of the county transportation authority no san francisco and 80 mass the health officer here 2, 3, 4 t

it's not a very big city. you can drive another ten minutes, and i'm saying drive because there isn't going to be a subway that's going to take you anywhere. i'm going to say drive. ten minutes away. and you'll see exactly what you saw in that video. and it wasn't just about the cvs -- everyone was talking about the cvs. but what was around the cvs? the easy tobacco mart. the check cashing place. where is the infrastructure that people are supposed to really be invested in? >> and i heard people say this time and time again, even with the national guard, they said they got thing in guard down in the harbor, everyone's concerned about the harbor, all the development goes to the harbor. i saw national guardsmen in camouflage with rifles outside the cheesecake factory, right? and people standing at penn and north being like what about us? >> right. >> and that reality of the investment in baltimore communities is really a powerful one. we were talking earlier about transportation in baltimore. when we talk about

that is why the old city is the holy city. this is the old city. basically, the old city and its immediate surroundings constitute what we call jerusalem. jerusalem has been mentioned in the bible and different holy books. it is the old city. the municipal city has been added and it has been added in a very erratic way in order to , include areas and then exclude population. way -- very odd way. the rest is not jerusalem. when you want to decide on the future of jerusalem, you have to make that distinction between the old city and the municipal city. the city that has been enlarged. so reconciliation in midst of conflict, we need to agree on such issues of municipal services, day-to-day living problems, status of holy places, and disagree on issues such as political sovereignty. the proposed solution is to have the holy old city to have a special international jewish-christian-muslim custodianship. east is for the arab jerusalem, which is muslim and christian. and then the west is the jewish jerusalem. and then the city will be without barriers or

the county transportation authority no san francisco and 80 mass the health officer here 2, 3, 4 the city and county of san francisco and noah what r a great partner and soon to be existing hopefully stay close by the director of to bicycle education and greg suhr the san francisco police department their folks are out there everyday and citing folks we appreciate all the hard work and with that, i want to invite to the myself of microphone the vice chair the mta sheryl brinkman. >> thank you ben and thank you all for coming i want to thank the mayor and the supervisors and oats heads of all the city departments for in their focus when is fundamental to everyone in our city this is about saving lives this is making your streets more welcoming for everyone who lives in the city traffic collisions really extract a department staff stating emotional toll the victims and loved ones and the person behind the wheel of car a had a kroshg it came across a traffic crash in the marina he and highs wife with your taking their children to daycare they saw the aftermath of the too young boys hit that

to our city. that's from katie tang. i just want to add, director hinton has been amazing in efforts to end hunger and food insecure security for seniors to address the needs of people with disability in addition to seniors so that those are intertwined in what we do for services for people. i also want to say she'd been a champion of aging in place programs and villages that are spreading throughout this country but especially building upon next village and supervisor peskin's district to golden gate village, which is just started in mind, and sf village in many others. willie, allowing seniors to support one another with mutual support and an organic ways develop networks, neighborhood by neighborhood as well. so, i want to thank her for visionary leadership and amazing work for many years with our community-based organizations and our department of aging and adult service. on behalf of supervisor tang and myself to use much to and hinton and i turn the microphone over to ms. ensign. which i'll

city clerk city clerk item 47. urging establishment of fair and effective guidelines for beach fires at ocean beach. >>supervisor london breed: supervisor mar? >>supervisor eric mar: thank you. this protects the longstanding issues with beach fires with our city and national park service to maintain one of the treasures of san francisco but also to create a sustainable ocean beach. i wanted to thank supervisors tang, yee, avalos, wiener and farrell and campos for this. beach bonfires have created a recreational activity and one of the activities that have been enjoyed by families, young,000 thooz and many people and shared with my office how deep this goes and enjoying bonfires back as far as 1890 around ocean beach near the cliff house and many serving themselves after a long day of is surfing and would be collected for use and in the middle of the 20th century, surfer is needed this along the beach after surfing. a lot of the beach fires have taken place around fulton street close to lincoln boulevard to where su

on our city cam. plan on clouds to hang on this morning, followed by partial clearing this afternoon. afternoon highs s ll range from the upper 30s north to lower 40s south. plan on more clouds t tcome in tonight, leading to another good rain chance out there for wednesday. rain will be around most of the day on wednesdaa with amounts around a half inch@ common, with isolated three quarter inch a aunts. christmas eve and christmas day continue to look quiet, with on track for this weekend. rara amounun on this system remain in question and we'll continue to monitor this system as we get closer to the weekend. thanks kaj. here's a look at today's top stories... the human rights commission in dubuque is urging prospective employers not to ask job applicants whether they are convicted felons. they call the initiative "ban the commimiion says it can be hard for a convicted felon to find a job after being released from prison. but the dubuque area chamber of commerce says the change could cause safety conc

tim: today was legislative day here in sioux city, jenna: it's an annual meeting where our local city council members and community leaders get the opportunity to meet with state legislatures while at today's meeting this morning at city call, local leaders talked about everything from the economy to railroads in sioux city. the meeting is intended to help leaders find innovative solutions to their challenges and to help move the community forward. elisa raffa brings us more from this year's meeting. elisa: sioux city council members jointly presented an agenda book of recent accomplishments and issues to be addressed in sioux city to state representatives this morning. among some of the topics discussed: taxes, economic development, body cameras, railroads, and work to improve and an expansion of trail systems throughout northwest iowa, which was just one of the interest of the meeting, members of parks and recreation here in sioux city say they are working on a final plan to finish the trail along i-29. "by bolstering the trail system, it's going to help those communities...le mars,

to our city. please, design that allow the project to move forward as a lifelong golden state warrior fan, i thank you for your time and your consideration. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening. my name is teresa. i'm with al zender real estate. we have developed owned and maintained all of the mission bay life sciences buildings to date. we work very closely with the mission bay life science community because they are our tenants. we met several times with the warriors and we are incredibly impressed the professionalism, how carefully they listened to all the concerns and issues the life science community brought to them. they just each and every one of them to such an extent that we all came together and jointly issued a statement that support to them. with 19 firms, i believe it was. we are here to say, you should reject this appeal and we support the project. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> hi. my name is george anderson denominator the san franciscan

city in a positive way. and in that way, he was a rainmaker. ernie: he went through the dark days and the brighter days. the city had a surplus budget of like a half billion dollars. and there was a lot going on. the skyline was changing. people were taking a chance, >> that's what happened. people said let's take a chance on the future. building, they were. when you go through the streets of new york today, you can see in every borough by the construction how much was done in the '80s, how much of the seed was being laid for what happened in the future. when you walk around the city today and it looks really safe, that didn't happen overnight. people moved into park slope then. fancy. you could have one for $83,000 thousand in -- in the '80s. the '80s, what would you say? how would you cover it all? it's hard to do. >> i would summarize it as the beginning of a new era, the beginning of the light at the end of the tunnel. it was not only that in terms of economy, it was that in terms of art, in terms of ent

those are known as corrosion control. >> know that whether the city switched the city utilized corrosion controls. >> he now admits his public statement was wrong. >> when you said corrosion control was in place in flint, was that true? >> no. corrosion control is a term of art. and there are multiple corrosion control techniques. i want to be real clear. flint needed more corrosion control. and we understand that. >> so would you call what you said then, sint it wasn' since , a lie? >> no, i wouldn't call it a lie and it certainly wasn't misrepresent anything. >> how do you think you're going to regain the public trust when you just sat here and told me what you told the public was not true? >> no, what i said to you was true. and it was not that it wasn't true. what i do want to indicate is to get the public trust back, that will only come again from our actions. and it will be demonstrated through our action he. and that includes resources to eliminate lead exposure. it includes transparency with respect to our testing process. >> water expert mark edwards says not only did government

oh, madam clerk yes call item 8 item 8 all the times 9 administrative code to establish a fund for city services 80 and accomplishes an advisory committee for the eyes of monies from the fund for 9 mission bay transportation improvement fund. >> supervisor peskin now the judicial matters have been adjudicated by the board i can vote on those items. >> thank you, supervisor peskin for that clarification and madam clerk on item 8 call roll. >> commissioner hayon supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin. >> supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee supervisor avalos no supervisor breed. >> commissioner campos there are 10 i's one no with supervisor avalos in the decedent. >> the ordinance is finally passed madam clerk reads items 9 and 10 total. >> to designate to the director of the public works the authority to accept the required improvements and authorizes the director of real estate for about easements and grants deeds to the improvements for 9 golden state warriors center at mission bay and the summer vacation for the sanctuary sewer and san francisco

sure do shine a city older than mine back. >> thank you. >> thank you.speaker, please. >> how am i populated to follow that i'm the founder of save the palace about the current developments for the rec and park department for the palace of fine arts exhibit haul san franciscans are not happy about the direction and the view the 3 plans before them especially the one in the localities on the site as radical and acceptable used for that space to dates many folks are signed the proposal select by the commission and for the exhibit haul one dedicated to the arts we believe that the commission process was indenturing flawed from the beginning only the deepest pocket can have the long-term lease we want the pass us of arts to live up to its name and expires the future generations the san franciscans working with the board to address this in the future thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm magic also for safe the palace you can look up from our cell phones for a minute that it would fine we could make that an answer t

then it was taken to city council. if you go back to steve's testimony at city council in april, you will not only hear the settlement but you will also hear a full thorough discussion of the videotape. second, not only in that material but also i would say in what was in that video, so it was public in that way. as you can tell, and it's self-evident, we have two principles. one is the desire for public information and two, also the principle about the integrity of an investigation. it is clear and other cities handling this or trying to work their way through it, that these two principles are in conflict. if you look at what i just asked the commission to do is to not only take past practices and protocols and programs that exist in place today and have existed, but to ask core questions about a video which is how do you make it public without either compromising, tainting or in any way hindering an ongoing investigation. now, there's a common practice across the country and there's a practice that's been in place he

. >> >> city of san diego >> city council meeting. board of supervisors >> >> december 1, 2015, >> please stand by... board of supervisors meeting. please stand by... >> sf govtv[accept and expend grants - trust for public land - joseph l. alioto performing arts piazza ("civic center plaza") playgrounds - $10,000,000] sponsor: mayor resolution retroactively authorizing the recreation and park department to accept and expend grants of up to $10,000,000 from the trust for public land for design and reconstruction of the playgrounds at the joseph l. alioto performing arts piazza ("civic center plaza"), and approving grant agreements with the trust for public land for acceptance and performance of the grant services for the project term of november 5, 2014, through january 31, 2017. [master license agreements - extenet systems (california), llc, gte mobilnet of california, lp, dba verizon wireless, and mobilitie investments iii, llc - wireless telecommunications equipment on transit support poles - each to exceed $1,000,000] resolution re

bethlehem has turned from a city that carry as message of peace from 2000 years ago into a city of the tortured. although festive fighters have been toned down, many do seem to want to celebrate christmas in the spirit of the holiday, still in the background of the celebrations is more violence, and more loss of life. israeli forces killed at least four palestinians on christmas eve, despite the heavy crack down by israel's military, the anger that has fueled the months of violence only seems to be growing even on a day that celebrates hope and peace. al jazeera, bethlehem, in the occupied west bank. >> processions have been taking place across the world to celebrate the berth of prophet mohammad. >> muslims in the libyan city marked the anniversary by chanting himselfs and playing traditional music planned celebrations were canceled piÑata the government due to fears of attacks. now the u.s. and afghan forces have conducted air strikes in the district of held mind it has been the scene of intent fighting for the last week, as they battle for control the taliban say they have captured

our city has always been on the edge of progress and innovation. after all, we're at the meeting of land and sea. - our city is famous for its iconic scenery, historic designs, and world-class style. it's the birthplace of blue jeans, and where "the rock" holds court over the largest natural harbor on the west coast. - our 28,000 city and county employees play an important role in making san francisco what it is today. - we provide residents and visitors with a wide array of services, such as improving city streets and parks, keeping communities safe, and driving buses and cable cars. - our employees enjoy competitive salaries, as well as generous benefits programs. but most importantly, working for the city and county of san francisco gives employees an opportunity to contribute their ideas, energy, and commitment to shape the city's future. - thank you for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco. >> tuesday, december 1, 2015, of the same force and effect board of directors ms. bloomer commissioner singh director borden dire

who visit the city and a lot of people who work in the city get around in the city. it's a really important part of san francisco. we are always working for ways to make a better experience for our riders. we are really excited to be here today. let's talk about the launch of our muni mobile and we are already seeing the benefits. without further a do, mayor lee was planning to be here but unable to attend unfortunately but we are happy to have ben mattranga. please join me in welcoming him. >> thank you. mayor ed lee was unable to make it but he's very excited about this. we live in a very busy city and we need a great transit system. this is about choice, this is about giving folks more options, more choices for how to get on transit and have that customer experience. thank you for coming out. i did today from city hall take muni mobile and have about another 60 minutes to get back to city hall. thank you all for coming out and make sure you download the app and use it. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, ben, as you know the mayor has coming together with city d

some of that growth comes through studies approved by the city, city leaders say. "a lot of people often question why the city enters into these agreements for consultant studies and in large expertise in house to perform the studies," said bob padmore, sioux city city manager. some consultants are local. others come all across the country. su "the consultant being used for the tyson events center study is from out-of-state. and tyson representatives say this gives them a look at similar facilities not only around the region, but around the country as well." "sioux city is not a huge market, but we can still get eas from marrets that are bigger than sioux city," said erika newton, said sioux city events & facilities executive director. "just because we're not one of the major markets in the country, doesn't mean we can't use ideas from some of those bigger arenas here." the tyson events center was awarded 68-thousand dollars for a study to look at physical improvements, as well as, a review of concessions and programming. the cone park project d the most expensive

to remain in the city. if everybody can get their kids to school, then they are going to stay here longer. i will briefly go through this but you know the application process. we send out a clipper card to youth if they don't already have one. then they load the pass on the clipper card. they can fill out by mail or online. we process the application within 4 weeks. the school districts our team did a survey of about 6,000 students to capture what people's idea of riding muni was from before riding the pass to the difference between the students that have the pass to not having the free passch . we have a few responses here. the main point that youth with muni pass have a better overall experience on muni compared to the kids not currently using the free pass. this is the slide that we've been using quite a bit to show the bus line for students using the free pass which pretty much covers the entire city. a lot of kids do transfer on the way home but these are the ten most popular bus lines for free muni. a

coming down. 47 in pottstown and atlantic city. still in the 50s for most of the region this morning to start with. we'll see the temperatures bottom out in the upper 40s, a little bit of a breeze out of the north will become more easterly as the day goes on. so we see our skies clear out nicely. lots of sunshine, back in the middle 50s this afternoon. the mild weather continues. i'll go through the numbers when i'm back in 10 minutes. jessica boyington has first alert traffic. >> bill, we're still watching construction on the vine street expressway, some of it starting to pick up. i checked our cameras around the schuylkill and the vine, there's no longer restrictions there and some of those ramps, some are there, you can see it still reflected on the map system here in between the schuylkill and broad so you still might want to go with the local vine right now to get through the area. but again, should be picking up around 5:00 which is about right now. so any moment now we're about 10 minutes behind schedule. the schuylkill expr

a sioux city firefighter for 22 years before retiring...... friends and coworkers say vakul-skas was a hard working mother who cared passionately about her job and her family. abc9 news reporter bria bell attended the services and has more about the woman who changed the face of fire fighting in sioux city,. "jeanne lays a trail here in this town...we've got members of the of your family and friends, what a legacy," said father erpelding. jeanne vakulskas was sioux city's first woman firefighter, but she was also a mother, grandmother, sister, and friend. during her funeral service, jeanne was desribed as an iconic woman who changed history as well as a parent who took pride in providing for her family. "but as jeanne just would tell me over and over, you just do it, it's your job, your supposed to," said father erpelding. as her loved ones celebrated her life, her cousin, father john vakulskas helped in leading mass. "and i would like to express publicly my affection for jeanne and all of you firefighters. if you could join me in appreciation

last year, the city's unelected emergency manager switched the city's water source from the detroit systemthe long polluted flint river in an attempt to save money. michigan has the most sweeping emergency management laws in the country, which allow the government to appoint a single person to run financially troubled cities. 2013-2014, 52% of michigan's african-american residents lived under emergency management compared to only 2% of white residents. these unelected emergency managers have the power to break union contracts, shut down fire departments, is all public school systems, and as in flint, switch the source of the city's drinking water. amy: a study released in september found the proportion of children under five with elevated lead levels in their blood nearly doubled following the switch. flint residents filed a federal lawsuit accusing the city and state of endangering their health by exposing them to dangerous lead levels in their tap water. despite switching back to the detroit water supply in october, after enormous outcry, newly elected mayor karen weaver said lead levels

their way through the city's streets. all major streets, including priority one and two have been cleared, according to street superintendent ed pickens. "we'll continue to watch them and if they need attention and if they get slick, we'll get back on them,"said ed pickens, sioux city field services street superintendent. now crews focus their attention on neighborhood roads. "they are a bit icy," said pickens. "they're a bit slick. the snow is heavy and wet and it's taking a little longer than we'd like but they're working to get all those cleaned off." the city's snow policy is to have the streets cleared within 72 hours. pickens says they are well ahead of schedule. su "like the street i'm standing on right now, many of sioux city's streets have been cleared of snow. and the streets superintendent says he's very proud of his team's efforts." less than 24 hours. we've gotten over seven inches of snow and i thinknkhe guys have d de a fantastic job." and pickens is not the only person who commends the their hard work. "th

said glenn ellis, city engineer, city of sioux city. the project could include construction of the new bridge, concrete pavement, curb and gutter, and storm sewer improvements. sioux city city council members are hoping to complete the city's recreational trail system according to the city's parks and rec director, it will take 10-and-a-half million dollars to complete all the trails. three-and-a-half million of that will pay for the three mile trail from chautauqua park to chris larsen park. "the siouxland region's extremely important," said dan moore, sioux city city councilmember. "we have a lot going for us. we compete with-we're in a tri- state area so we're competing with the other states, nebraska and south and we have to be very competitive." some of the future trail connection projects include the clark school to outer drive trail, the perry creek trail to outer drive and the riverside park trail to war eagle park. the city is also looking at that would include trails to sergeant bluff, as well as, a 33 mile connection to le ma

sioux city hasn't grown at a pace of some of the surrounding cities and i think it's sort of posed for that next phase of growth," said morgan. jessica rae: construction has already started in sioux city and dakota dune. south sioux city's flatwater crossing will begin construction in spring of 2016. updating quality life is one of ho chunk's goals morgan says they plan on helping to answer to the demands of residents' active lifestyles with the new communities. another major goal according to morgan is to keep brains and talent here in siouxland, meaning once students from the area return after college, the company wants to have built an enviorment attractive enough for them to stay long term. jessica rae: the annual convention of the nebraska cattlemens association is currently underway... here's paul hughes with the details. " hundreds of ranchers and cattle producers from across nebraska are in kearney for the annual convention of the nebraska cattlemen association. dave mccracken, the president, says they're optimistic about the future, financial challenges for the industry lie ah

a busy sioux city street re-opens tomorrow.(pool plan)a plan that's makes big changes to sioux city's pools takes another step foward.(thanks from nyc)northwest iowa businesses are honored for helping first responders who answered the call on 9 - eleven.(american isis) and... it's a shocking report on isis sym+pathizers who are living right here in the united states. 3 3 the future of sioux city's public pools is one step closer to being set in stone.city officials are putting the final touches on their master plan for five pools. 3 3 and tonight that story is new at 10. 3 3 the city's pools committee presented its proposed, final draft strategy at a public meeting downtown this evening. that plan will replace leeds cook pools with splash pads for the 2017 swim season, and cone park in morningside.lewis pool would then close after that center opens... and leif erikson pool will operate until it can no longer hold water. 3 "splash pads are very inexpensive from an operations standpoint. it's a longer season, they're easy to use

that's not in the city. it's north and west of town where temperatures are flirt ingwith freezing throughout the overnight hours. a little melting going on. that could breeze into tomorrow morning. a little rain tomorrow and tomorrow night. we are clear on new year's eve. places like armonk, 32 degrees. when you head to sullivan, northern fairfield county, temperatures there will be close to freezing overnight. central park, low 30s, upper 30s. no concern for ice on the jersey shore. disability is down a little bit. looking pretty good except for belmar. future tracker, quiet when you start out the day. give yourself a little extra time deep into the hudson valley. otherwise a nice start for your commute. as we head into the afternoon, a little bit of green showing up here. that's patchy drizzle. no real intense rainfall. bring your umbrella if you want to be on the safe side, but you could probably do without it as well. showers become more prevalent overnight into thursday. thursday is new year's eve day a

the city of dubuque itself has removed the convicted applications. but it does criminal background checks. we told you earli this year abut the ban the box initiative in waterloo. the city's human rights commission says right now it's focusing on banning the box on employment applications. the commission says it hopes to meet with the city's chamber of commerce soon. following this weekend's democratic presidential debate, the two frontrunners are campaigning in iowa. former secretary of state hillary clinton, wi be making stops in eastern iowa today. she'll start off with a town hall at keota high school at 12:15 this afternoon. then, clinton is going to fairfield to hold another town hall event there at 4:45. finally, she will finish off the day with a volunteer thank-you event in bettendorf. that will be at 7:15 tonight. second in the polls, senator bernie sanders is also campaigning in iowa. he's on the other side of the state with visits in storm lake, carroll, and council bluffs. this is video from sanders' event yesterday in sioux city. iowa,

according to the sioux city police department....the city averages between ten and 15 crashes on a winter day.. however they say...there are multiple factors that contribute to that. city officials say, crashes occured on november 20th, which saw the first snowfall of the winter. that day there were 36 wrecks in town. take yleh stinger now on to the race to the white house... four republican presidential candidates will speak to new hampshire lawmakers in the final weeks of the state's primary campaign. donald trump, carly fiorina and jim gilmore will address new hampshire's house of representatives on january 7th. john kasich will speak on january 20th. new hampshire's primary is on february 9th. a c-n-n poll this month showed trump with 26 percent support in the state. the other three candidates slated to address new hampshire lawmakers....are all in the single digits. pitching themselves to legislators is part of their last big push for momentum...in the first in the nation primary state. deborah the campaign trail is also heating up in the first in the later today florida senator... m

city. welcome. >> thank you. >> colleges questions? >> i just like to be added as a co-sponsor next to tang for being the lead sponsor on this thank you so much. >> thank you for your support sir. thank you. >> with that we will move on to public comment, anybody wish to comment on item three? >> okay, seeing none, closed. colleagues could i have a motion to move this forward. >> so moved. we can take that without objection. >> thank you. >> mr. clerk, could you call item, 4 through 20 together? >> 4, resolution, approving amendment number one to the department of public health contract for the services with alternative family services to extend the contract by two years. five, resolution approving amendment number one to the department of public health to extend to two years, and amendment number one to the contract and services with central city, house to extend by two years. 7, approving amendment to the department of public health contract with community awareness and treatment services

the coralville city council today to discuss the city's large debt and poor bond rating. city leaders say they won't increase property taxes. time is running out for homeowners in cedar rapids to use federal grant money to get rid of lead-based paint. heating up as donald trump and hillary clinton take jabs at each other. and the new comments are especially nasty. and small towns like solon are helping the salvation army reach its red kettle campaign goal -- one kettle at a time. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour n ns source, this is kcrg-tv9 news first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj.... plan on clouds to hang on this morning, followed by partial clearing this afternoon. afternoon highs will range from the upper 30s0s north to lower 40s south. plan on more clouds to come in tonight, leading to another good rain chance out there for wednesday. rain will be around most of the day on wednesday with amounts around a half inch common,n,ith isolated three quarter inch amounts. christmas eve and christmas day continue to look quiet,

out of the city. they are leveraging distributors. i'm happy to facilitate conversation with tobacco license and hope this mental -- message will change the city. thank you. public speaker: hello supervisors, my name is scott romion. i'm recovering from alcohol addiction. this is an important part of my recovery whether to meet with sponsors to discuss the meeting or make new friends. traditionally we do fellowship at cafes and starbucks is a place where we meet with our fellow recoverers because there is no alcohol at this location. if this changes, starbucks will among the be a recovery for me and my friends. thank you. a public speaker: thank you. i want to thank the committee for allowing people to talk about these issues. in this conversations i couldn't help thinking weight would be like me when i had my first kid go to mcdonald while i have some drinks. i wouldn't # would have done that -- when i was a parent. i can't imagine alcohol being served that is a known place to be family-friendly. not

] throughout the city. and the expertise and the professional judgment of those planning department staff and our expert ceqa consultants. the conclusions reached in the eir about the topic transportation impacts of the project is that there would be significant impacts. the mitigation measures identified in a great deal of work that's gone into evaluating how best to mitigate traffic and transit impacts of the project. i would also note that a lot of comparisons are drawn to the transportation system impacts of the giants stadium in comparison with this project. it's important to note the eir consider the impacts of overlapping events at john's events at the stadium and events at the event center. it took also important to know that the event center is less than half the size, half the capacity of the giants stadium. so, while that assessment of overlapping impact is critically important and was thoroughly addressed in the document, i think it's important context to know the much smaller center, or venue,

you can check out the city's snow removal policy at sioux city dot org. tim: and another weather related note due to the frigid weather monday, the special olympics clinic with naia volleyball athletes has been rescheduled for tomorrow morning, , that'll be from 9:30 to 11am at the tyson events center. ovov 75 regional spspial olympians will participate in activities with naia volleyball athletes from all over the country. tim: president obama's push to fight climate change across the world is not getting support from the house of representatives today, the house voted to bloack the president's imate change regulations. however lawmakers passed two resolutions that would protection agency from enforcing limits on electric utilities and coal plants. but the president has already vowed to veto them. tim: one presidential candidate also has a hard time seeing eye to eye with president obama when it comes to climate control, and he'sexpressing it on the campaign trail. former florida governor jeb bush was in newton iowa today. while campaigning bush said he d

and county of san francisco the best city it can be thank you all for being here supervisor farrell (clapping.) >> thank you london and thank you, mayor ed lee for your leadership you know if there were one theme of this year's theme at the board of supervisors was the affordable the number one issue we dealt with as the board of supervisors during the budget process we were able to make recorded investments we've never seen from at the board of supervisors specifically $25 million as a new affordable housing which tacked on to mayor ed lee incredible efforts for incredible relieve to san franciscans and make sure our city is the diverse city we're able through the process to make sure we had 11 co-sponsors the mayors 3 hundred and step outside the box million dollars affordable housing and the mayor and the board of supervisors i think this year yourself e during our budget process the incredible leaps forward to make sure that san francisco is secure this the future i want to say thank all the people first of all, my bucket committee members vice chair katie tang to supervisor eri

city police department. "there's obviously a lot more people out, they have off. during the holidays people you know get together and have a good time and probably have too much to drink and make that decision to get behind the wheel. and that's when we're out in force during the holidays." there's one unit with the police department that specializes in recognizing drunk and drugged driving. the alcohol safety action program, also known as the asap unit, is made up of a supervisor and three officers. "the benefits of having the asap unit is that anytime an officer on patrol stops a drdrer they think mightht be impaired, rather than tie driver, the members of my unit will take over that case and go through the drunk driving process and we're able to put that patrol officer back on general patrol." asap supervisor sergeant steve ten napel says members of the unit also become good witnesses and experts in drunk driving prosecution. su "since 2014, there have been 10 traffic fatalities in sioux city. a third of

the soccer leave also chooses the city of back door dealings with the 49ders, which the city adamantly denies. >> the nfl will pay for restoration of the field if there is damage. and because these decisions were made in an open meeting, and the city has been transparent in that regard and will continue to be so. >> the nfl is going to have a permit to use a premier soccer cart there north earn kra krae that we should at least have an idea as to what are they planning to do? how long are they planning to be there, exactly. what kind of condition can we expected the field to be in? >> the council regarding the soccer field and other areas that will be temporarily used during the superbowl during closed session. now, the council is allowed to have these conversations behind closed doors when talking about licensing greemts and buying and renting land. but sources do tell me that at least two city council members plan to not attend closed sessions if the soccer fields will be discussed. live tonight in santa clara, abc 7 news. >> alameda county's top prosecutor is teaming up with catholic

i think everybody the city owes lew a debt of thanks. >>[applause] >> for the work he did to make sure we were able to build this project. he was a key stakeholder in getting this done, along with the famous three amigos from the board of supervisors, david campos who cannot be with us, david chiu who is with us now represent us up in sacramento, and mark farrell. where is mark? mark is over here. we like to thank all of them >>[applause] . >> phil are some women is with us but i understand he had to be. i want to into some of the other folks on the stage with. bob tomasello was the chairman of our board. michael terry of the present in the building trades. vernon chiang our chief medical executive. mike colville, former president of the west bay region of sutter health. jeff gerard, our current president of the center health bay area. tony wagner, the chairman of the board of center health bay area. and julie pacitti the ceo of the hospital for the sutter of bay area. now, of course, most of this event is about the team building the hos

he's afraid to come to this city. he lives in louisiana.you may believe chief that in holding that position and not doing the right thing by the victim, you are complicit in his murder and it breaks my heart. i now fear that because of your police force on this television knows that i'm black that i'm no longer safe. i see you looking at me, sir, but do you hear me? so i'm asking you. i'm not asking, i'm not demanding that you be fired. i'm asking that you do the right thing and stop people and start demanding to be fired. i'm asking this commission to realize that after all the grief and heartache and loss of life, that what you have done in the past it's not doing anything and not healing anything. subpoenas as much as -- you demand a quorum, mr. mazzucco, if you don't do the right thing now you are no better than than the cops in mississippi and the cops in selma. public speaker: good evening, president. my name is linda maldonado and i'm part of the harvey milk club executive board. i'm not very good with public speaking but once i saw

city manager tom barwin says he's confident the city's ordinances pass constitutional muster and callsthe lawsuit a distraction that misses the larger national issue. >> i don't think it's advancing any solutions. we've got this huge, gaping hole in the mental health infrastructure. that's the real problem, and here in florida, we're the third-most populated state in the country, yet we're 49th in funding mental health, okay. >> reporter: david cross appealed his trespass warning to the police and won, so cross can still hang out inside the library. but he still worries about run-ins with the police. >> they're doing everything possible to get the homeless element out of the city. >> reporter: so then why not leave? >> where am i going to go? it's beautiful here. i'm 65 years old. you come to florida to retire. >> sreenivasan: see how the number of cities with laws prohibiting living on the street, in parks, or in vehicles has increased in the united states. view our interactive map at pbs.org/newshour. >> this is pbs newshour weekend, sunday. >> sreenivasan: a leading u.s. government'

scott hatting, sioux city police deptpt sgt. hatting says there are lots of ways to prevent burglaries. if you're expecting a delivery, have a neighbor keep an eye out for it. at night, keep your front porch light lit. hatting says burglars don't want to be seen. and, during the day, make sure you lock your doors before leaving the house. sioux city police also report a rash of car break- ins, and thefts. authorities say it's a arime first, never leave any valuables in your vehicle. the majority of thieves check the car doors to see if they're open, so always lock your doors. and if they're able to get into the car, thieves will rummage around so don't leave a spare key in the vehicle. "it's one of those things, it's a preventable crime. you know a lot of these we get there we're like k we give tips when we get there, but unfortunately it's too late the party we're talking to. keep those valuables hidden," said sioux city police officer, sgt. scott hatting. sergeant hatting says the simplest way to avoid becoming a victim is to

you're looking live out our city cam this morning. it's december 16th and here's what you need to know today. family and friends remember the life of urbana teen and iowa state student emmalee roberts who died from a hit and run in ames earlier this week. cases of the mumps continue to rise at the university of iowa. health officials say numbers have yet to peak and offering free vaccines aren't doing much to stop the spread. 20-16 g-o-p presidential hopefuls are reviewing their performances this morning. the gloves came off in the final republican debate of the year last night. cedar rapids police are warning dog owners to keep an eye on their pets after meone stole two pit bulls from two different yards. and iowa citytys focusing efforts on a new east side sports complex due to frequent flooding at lower city park. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news morning plan on a windy wededsday across thee region! if it's trash day in your area, watch for bins blown over as gusts may hit 4ph at t

the city's mayor says fighting climate change will benefit the most desperate. >> african cities haveuse the worst thing about climate change is affecting the poor peel the most. 80% of the people living in africa are poor and living below a dollar a day. and when the droughts come, when the floods come. those africans will be hit hard. the city has several other projects to protect the em environment, including supporting the installation of solar panels on the roofs of businesses with excess electricity i being pit in to the grid. water management devices has been installed in the homes as part of the environment the drive. water is free it's limited to 350 liters a day. but some groups say that's hit the most needy. >> the "the stream strive to war conservation, water saving is now a burden that poor people must carry rather than industry, mining, agriculture, wealthier households that's where the savings in water and electricity should really be targeted first. >> reporter: but for residents here the city's commitment to developing a sustainable environment has for now made life a

meantime, well above the that's good newsoin and around the city. white plains jump from 289 9 to 31. bridgeport above freezing. all of these areas north of the city should gradually go over to rain. sussex where it's 27, newburg, 27. danbury, 28. going to take longer as the cold air stays at the low levels of the atmosphere and creates sleet/freezing rain. green is rain, pink is th mixed precipitatdon, white is the snow. masainly now about mixed precipitation, sleet and freezing rain. most of it is north of 287. here's the 287 line. notice the rain line is pushing closer and closer to that over the 287 line in westchester county. 87 is probably the next cutoff from that point north basically icy and slippery. frsom that point south going over the main range. things will improve as we go through the morning commute as it starts to warm up. the mix ends as rain north and west. morning hours and everybody dries out by this after gon. rest of the forecast coming up a little bit. the first check on the morning commute, here's lauren. >> thanks, chris. a

from the new city or western city of jerusalem. since that time scholars came from all over the world to join us and participate in our academic work. including some of the leaders of israel. we had a clergy of christians, muslims, and others who participated in our work. so, again, academically we focused on jerusalem for a very long time. i would just like to mention one particular study related to our topic today. not for publicity purposes, but back in 1973 we had a project at columbia university in the school of journalism about how religion could advance the cause of peace in the middle east. producing a book on the role of communications in the middle east. i'm mentioning this because there is no way that one can discuss the issue of jerusalem separate from the palestinian conflict or israeli conflict. or the conflict between israel and the muslim world and the international issue. so, let me just begin by reminding all of us that we are familiar with jerusalem the same way that we are familiar with washington, moscow, and b

and is now a leader in the movement to hold the city accountable. he worries that it's not over because victims say officers who participated in the torture are still on the force. >> so his legacy of torture in your opinion continues? >> oh yes. it's bigger than john burge, it's way bigger than john burge. >> this is one of the stations that yo john clemons call a tore chamber. chicago police have settled on at least $65 million in claims. >> i'll assert my fifth amendment right. >> he spent four and a half years behind bars for perjury and obstruction of justice. today he's a free man and he still receives his police pension. advocates pressured the city for decades for more accountability. this year chicago became the first city in the nation to approve a reparation ordinance for victims of police abuse and torture. ronald kitchen isn't eligible for reparations because he already received a multimillion dollar civil settlement from the city of chicago. but what do you make of this reparations deal in chicago right now? >> reparations. so you took

in sioux city...tommie clark...ktiv news 4. >> told the city might also look into closing 28th street instead of 11th street at the crossing. storm lake police are filling in a few more details about the disappearance of two young siblings and the arrest of their father and grandmother. police say 3-year old ymani banks and one-year-old yamir banks were found at a home in alta about six 'o clock last night. witnesses told police the children were dropped off by another family member earlier monday. police say the witnesses were unaware of a court order that the children be turned over to authoritieie the children's father, 32- year-old scott banks and their grandmother, 50-year-old dionne pamon are both charged with kidnapping. they're accused of hiding the children from officials with the iowa department of human services. the children have been turned over to the custody of d-h-s. no injuries reported when a car crashed into a house in spirit lake, iowa. the dickinson county sheriff's office says 23-year-old jamie leckband was driving when she failed to stop at a stop sign. the vehi

some are calling for reform(rubio in sioux city)presidential hopeful marco rubio was in sioux city today.. well have a recap of his visit...(suspects sought)sioux city police are asking for your help in identifying these two men 3 three sioux city residents are in custody tonight in sioux falls... facing charges related to prostitution.thanks for joining us tonight, i'm diana castillo, larry wentz is off. 3 3 and tonight those arrests are first on fox. 3 3 authorities in sioux falls say 28- year- old amanda meyer and 23- year- old brittany leners prostitution.26- year- old rashad lee was arrested for pimping.they were arrested after sioux falls police investigators answered an online ad and met the two women at a hotel.lee is believed to have driven the women to sioux falls from sioux city.the arrests are part of the sioux falls police department's campaign against human trafficking... and officers often use online ads for prostitution as a way to try and find women being trafficked for sex. 3 burned breakfast is to blame for some terryfing moments in sloan this morning... as two people

to our city. that's from katie tang. i just want to add, director hinton has been amazing in efforts to end hunger and food insecure security for seniors to address the needs of people with disability in addition to seniors so that those are intertwined in what we do for services for people. i also want to say she'd been a champion of aging in place programs and villages that are spreading throughout this country but especially building upon next village and supervisor peskin's district to golden gate village, which is just started in mind, and sf village in many others. willie, allowing seniors to support one another with mutual support and an organic ways develop networks, neighborhood by neighborhood as well. so, i want to thank her for visionary leadership and amazing work for many years with our community-based organizations and our department of aging and adult service. on behalf of supervisor tang and myself to use much to and hinton and i turn the microphone over to ms. ensign. which i'll