yes, i should explain that we are on the firth of clyde, leading from the river clyde to the north channelelatively sheltered, protected body of water, out on exposed coasts, in the open sea. the conditions will be much worse than this there. you can probably tell it is pretty windy, there is white water on the firth of clyde. you can probably see that very, storm bound, one of 1926 services that they have cancelled so far today. some of this is going to start moving into large parts of the rest of the united kingdom. even as far south as the south—west of england, there will be periods where gusts between 50 and 60 mph and heavy rain are expected, fairly short periods but large swathes of england in the north and in the west are going to experience, get some taste of what storm barbara is like. 0k, thank you. well today is set to be the busiest food shopping day of the year, with an estimated 10 million people hitting the supermarket aisles. they're calling it frenzied friday. shops are also expecting a big rush for the those last minute presents. our correspondentjudith moritz is in east

if you are looking behind me at this body of water, the firth of clyde, leading from the river clydeen scotland and northern ireland, it doesn't look too rough at the moment, but that is just because this is a sheltered piece of water. i can assure you that further north along the west coast of scotland, there have been extreme conditions. gusts were recorded of 7a miles an hour on the western isles. on the other side of me, you can probably make out a very, storm bound at gourock and tied out. a lot of the services are off today, 19 out of 26 along the west coast of scotland. and there are all those travel robins we have heard about, trains and flights cancelled. some of these conditions are heading south this afternoon, even as far south as the south—west of england. there is a forecast of gusts between 50 and 60 miles an hour and quite heavy rainfall as well. that will be for a limited duration, but the forecasters are saying it could cause significant disruption for a short time this afternoon. that could apply to large swathes of england in the west and in the north, not so much

yes, it was forecast to get worse, it is the north of scotland, north of the clyde, that is going to it is not actually that unusual for this weather and it is not actually that unusualfor this time weather and it is not actually that unusual for this time of the year. this was the scene earlier on today in lerwick in the shetland isles, we have had gusts of 70 miles an hour. through this evening we could see the win speaking at 80 or possibly even as high as 90 miles an hour. the camber wind warning expires at midnight. we had some gusty winds here, sweeping away from england and wales and although the wind is strong, across scotland and northern ireland, there will still be gales and wintry showers and icy conditions on the way. quite tricky and let us not forget the snow showers, more of them to come on christmas eve. last re—showers, further south bright and breezy, dry and sunshine, increasing cloud, rain arriving, and that arrives on the next weather system which will bring with it for christmas day some very mild air which will bring with it some gusty winds, some cold air in

this includes the last one - which shows two patients dressed as the lead bonnie and clyde."it was really hard to get the two residents not to smile. they kept smiling because they were having such a good time doing it - but we didn't want them to smile for the picture."as for the stars of this calendar, at least one ... balboa two thumbs up."good. good-looking guy. it was a nice day that day. it was fun." fun is filled within each month - including april, which has maureen and otis "singing in the rain.""... and we can sing even if we haven't been drinking." the calendars are selling for 15 bucks... and help a great coming up... place to eat-- the new cafe that's set to this restaurant. and -- a heroes welcome-- the annual event that's working to bring holiday cheer to military (announcer) here's a dose of reality; driving under the influence of prescription painkillers wisconsin have increased nearly 200 percent over the past ten years. help prevent drugged driving and let's achieve zero preventable deaths on wisconsin roadways. driving on pills...kills. a shared message fr

juan clyde fernÁndez escribe " dios, hasta cuando tiene que pasar estas cosas?".ltimo minuto por internet. leÓn: y cómo sobreviven pequeÑos comercios en la bahÍa en la temporada navideÑa, le contamos. fernando: cientos de familias en riesgo de perder un crÉdito de impuestos por sus niÑos y les explicamos mÁs adelante, de seguros entra. >> javier "el chicharito" hernandez. despuÉs de la pausa. locutor:regresamos con noticias univisiÓn 14. leÓn: si ustedes, la mayorÍa de las personas que compraron regalos en internet crea una difÍcil realidad para las pequeÑas tiendas. marÍa: la pregunta es cÓmo sobreviven los pequeÑos comerciantes. jaime: los pequeÑos comerciantes dicen que cada vez es mÁs difÍcil encontrar maneras de sobrevivir. compras navideÑas en los grandes centros comerciales y almacenes fuera de la plaza tropicana en el estede san josÉ la realidad era otra hasta maÑana. >>estÁn haciendo ventas baratas. >> por esto estamos dando tarjetas, apuros cercanos para que se acercan a las tiendas. jaime: es difÍcil competir con grandes tiendas que con mayor poder adqu

dunaway and i remember walking home that day and i said i'm going to rob a bank, just like bonnie and clyde used to. i was kicking rocks, you know. i was just a kid. >> how much money do you think you've gotten from your bank robberies all these years? >> i don't know. you might want to ask ceasar's palace or something. i have no idea. i never counted. >> torres says he didn't just gamble away his loot but was a modern day robinhood. >> i would give money to homeless people when i see them on the street. i give them $100. i remember one time i was coming out of a bank and kids were out there at christmastime with the salvation army. he asked me for money. i don't have any right now and i'll be right back. you can imagine what i did, okay? >> now 49 years old, torres started his career as a bank robber when he was only 17, and he claims all of his robberies have been non-violent. >> i would go in there and basically just pass the note. i never used a gun. basically used to put this is a robbery. give me all the 100s and 50s from the bottom drawer first. i wanted the money from the bottom dra

sunshine in scotland and northern ireland, given the persistent rain in the highlands working towards the clydeley. breezy with it, temperatures in double figures, five or six celsius where the mist and low cloud lingers. heading out this evening, the heaviest of the raid will clear from the north, leaving a good divide, cold conditions with one or two wintry conditions in the north, milder but cloudy in the south. many here will be dry to see in the new year. overnight rain and hills there we re year. overnight rain and hills there were gradually clearing, but quite a cloudy and that they are wales, central and southern england. the best of the weather in scotland and northern england, but one or two wintry flurries can be expected. bye for now. hello, this is bbc news with me, gavin esler. the headlines at 10:30: after a glittering year for british sport, more than a hundred stars of the olympics and paralympics are recognised in the new year's honours list. unbelievably shocked and honoured, excuse the pun. i've been through so many emotions once i received the letter — fear, excitement. and

david clyde a 24-year-old you see alarm, brandon chase a musician known. and paul and 25 old employee of counterpoint press and berkeley from coronado . names and faces remembered. >> yesterday president obama issued a statement saying that his prayers are with the people of oakland. the statement said in part quote oakland is one of the most diverse and creative cities in our country and as families the residents put together in wake of his awful tragedy they will have the unwavering support of the american people. >>> the owner of an oakland restaurant has called a news conference for tomorrow to call attention to what she says is another warehouse space that is a public safety hazard. dorothy came on's effort in jones restaurant on broadway and second street near jaclyn square to the building after her restaurant is known as the salt lick, described as an art and entertainment venue. she does on the weekend that are lines around the block to get into the building and it only has one entrance to get in or out.>> much more information on the deadly oaklan

we are on the banks of the firth of clyde.al of gourock. a lot of cancellations of ferries today, 19 out of 26 routes which are operated by the ferry company. as you say, it is not looking as bad as it was. still fairly strong winds. the rain has eased off for now. but bear in mind that this is a sheltered part of the firth of clyde, so the sea conditions will be much worse in the more exposed areas that are further to the west. the storm front is coming in from the west. i don't think we can be certain that the worst is over, but for now, the conditions are not too bad. what preparations have people been making in advance of barbara hitting? huge preparations. we have been aware of the potential disruption that could be caused by storm barbara since the start of the week. so travel companies, the airlines and ferry operators and train company of scotland, scotrail, the electricity supply company hydro electric, which ru ns supply company hydro electric, which runs the grid in the north and north—west of scotland, they have al

. >> at 95 years old, beverly clyde willborn, still owns a race horse. here in his family's stable. he finds peace. 75 years after his life was suddenly plunged into war. willborn was just 20 years old that day, serving aboard the "uss pairland" when the bombing at pearl harbor started. >> battleship maryland on fire. >> you went ahead and done what the fair wasn't there, but you could see what was going on. the bodies in the water. >> he still haunted by what he saw and only recently started talking about the war. that's why the survivor, a decorated navy veteran, never went back to pearl harbor until now. encouraged by his family, willborn is finally returned to hawaii. he makes his way to the heart of massive "uss missouri" and all the tributes to those who lost their lives. >> over the years, it just seemed too sad to get here. >> even after 75 years, it's still not easy, is it? >> no. gosh, no. you can't -- get it out of your mind. >> hey, how are you? >> with these veterans now in their 90s or even older, this is considered the last major gathering of pearl harbor survivors. >

. >> good evening clyde. >> well a lot going on chief chaplin i'll be honest with i was 12k0i7d in you on our leaks it was a stupid thing to say i'll say it to your face that was stupid okay. that's a wash we'll let that go we'll let that go we all make mistakes but i'll be honest with i talked with 4 cops is chaplain cool enough said welcome chief thank you. next speaker. >> good evening and welcome. >> good evening. >> my name is julian black man i'm here to address chaplain how you doing toney chaplin i'm a familiar face to you my question to you not just questions but this is a lot going on in the neighborhood we come from the same neighborhood in the ingleside and toney chaplin ; right? i can admit that toney chaplin was a big part let me go the right way; right? even the charges are trumpeted up i held i was accountability what i done and what was done is done i'm a law-abiding citizen you know a father a great person god - one of my good brother's was shot by the police and in our neighborhood where i come from other one time he lived you you know as kids we did kids thing but h

one i took licken from the chicken, beware of the spider game, quick jump skunk, operation game, clyde's car crusher, chip's helmet set, holly hobbie bake over, sew perfect sewing machine, dustpan and apron-- talking telephone, dishes, pot and pan, viewmaster, stuffed animals, snoopy ice maker, perfume maker, adorable dolls, stop sign mickey mouse watch--" [ laughter ] she says, "say hello to your reindeer and have a nice flight." [ laughter ] "have a nice flight?" he's not even going to get off the ground! with all the stuff you asked for. stephanie. "dear santa, i wasn't too good this year, but i'll try harder next year. but i only really want one thing that thing i'm talking about is a telescope. can i have one, please, please, pretty please with sugar on top?" telescope with sugar on top? [ laughter ] that's what gabriel wants. "dear santa, i would like army shirt, pants, canteen, helmet, pistol holster and a .44 luger. [ laughter ] like the one on tv." [ laughter ] >> sounds steamed. >> call out an airstrike on you. "dear santa claus, i've been a good girl. please bring me some sexy

conditions this afternoon as the persistent rain in the highlands makes its way towards the forth clydeards midnight, the heaviest of the rain will clear. cod conditions with one or two wintry showers in the north will stop mild but cloudy in the south. many will be dry to see in the new year. it doesn't last long — for new year's day there will be rain. icardi andante in wales, central and southern england. wet snow mixed in over higher ground. a cold afternoon here and one or two wintry flurries can be expected. this is bbc news with gavin esler. in a moment, dateline london, but first the headlines. the queen's new year's honours list is dominated by britian‘s 0lympic and paralympic stars, including andy murray, mo farah and lee pearson. i feel more still like andy murray, feels obviously more normal to me, but obviously it's a big honour. happy with that, nice way to finish or start the new year. and from the world of entertainment there are knighthoods for ken dodd, the actor, mark rylance, and the opera singer, bryn terfel. 45 flights from heathrow are cancelled and there are dela

clyde butcher is pessimistic. he thinks the everglades could be gone in 50 years.middle of a totally unique ecosystem found no where else on earth. it's been butchered and drained and diked in and polluted and s every opportunity in your lifetime, not mine, but in your lifetime, of seeing a highly functioning everglade system if the american people say they want it. it's all doable. >> reporter: it just takes willpower? >> it takes willpower and commitment. >> reporter: reversing the existing damage in the everglades will take time and money. by one estimate about $3 billion. and at least 15 years. but this is such a massive project and such a massive area that all of those numbers are difficult to come by. >> if the money has been passed by the florida senate, how come it's not moving forward? >> it was but the projects with the army corps of engineers change. the development changes in florida which means the water that flows down from lake okeechobee changes. >> willpower. >> what reed said, yes. >> it's a natural treasure. jeff, thanks for that. >>> tomorrow on

the river clyde divides the north and south sides, but the bigger, more tangible divide is between easts are expected to be, well, nice. nice cars, nice families, all the nice stuff that affluence supposedly brings. east side --that's where you grow up hard. where things are rougher. where you've got, according to popular legend, to fight to li every day. >> john: in --in scotland, if you're a young boy in scotland, and you're nine or ten, and you're coming home from school, and a big guy beats you up, and you run home to your mum crying, you know what she'll do? she'll give you a cuddle, and then she'll tell you to get back out there and get him. "don't let anybody ever do that to you. and if you need to get a stick, get a stick. if you need a brick, get a brick. don't let anybody do it to you." that's what we do. and it makes us dangerous enemies, resourceful enemies, but it also makes us very loyal allies. >> anthony: detective john carnochan thirty-eight years on the job, much of it as murder police on the east side. he's seen it all. confronted with violent hooliganism, the traditi

. >> while the hundreds of letters symbolize their love, ironically it was a bonnie & clyde like robbery spree of post offices that brought them here. >> we are so close that we going together in hell, you know. we give our life for each other. >> since belgian post offices also offer banking services, they were the couple's prime target. >> i told her many times, i say, connie, you know, we have to be careful. it's bad luck to be caught, you know? she said, yeah, we have to stop. and then i say yes. and after i say, no, we need the money, you know. >> on their ninth robbery, they were not only caught, phillip accidentally shot himself in the leg trying to escape. but the pain was more than just physical. >> i failed to my promise to her, you know, to give her a better life. >> fortunately for connie and phillip, they're incarcerated in a nation that understands the power of love. the couple is allowed to see each other for an hour three times a week, but once a month they're allowed a very special visit. >> two hours for sex. that is different but nobody look. that's fine. >> in belgium

happy 100th birthday to clyde gamber from lancaster, pennsylvania.rs. show founded the literacy volunteers of america organization and received the presidential medal of freedom in 2006. >>> anthony mancini, 101. a world war ii veteran. we salute your service, sir. he also worked for the u.s. postal service for over 35 years. >>> happy 100th birthday to edwin tomes. this detroit lions fan is from somerset, kentucky. says the secret to longevity is to try and eliminate the stress in your life. edwin will be watching as the packers take on the detroit lions on "sunday night football." >>> as always, if you know somebody who's celebrating a birthday or anniversary -- 75th anniversary, please send it to us at today.com and make sure you include a photo. back to you. >> thanks, al. of course we'll watch al and hoda monday at the rose parade in pasadena. quickly, a big happy birthday to our friend and colleague, matt lauer. matt, if you're watching, a big happy birthday. matt will be back on monday along with special guest co-host katie couric. >> you did

i went into the chiefs quarters of and death clyde: and if they had the privilege of having breakfast when they wanted. and they were sorting the laundry. one of the chiefs came down and said, there is a fire. ladder and the rising sun is up. i said uh oh. quarters ofchiefs by the anchor. 145 yards to go. i took off. i had no problem getting there. there was nobody there. or down below. and my battle station was in the upper part. why i went below, i do not know. almost made a mistake. we were knee-deep in water immediately. you cannot fire it with wet powder. and you are firing at planes with guns. so we waited. we were unconscious anyhow. we didn't know what to do. our explosion was not the big one. it was one that hit one of the terrorist -- turrets. we think the fourth deck was armored and exploded. and when the explosion came to the six deck i was there. we do not know until we get out of it. you see. when the explosion came, no lights. guys went out for the big one. they couldn't see. you could smell a lot of stuff. you couldn't breathe. in other words, everything was unconsciou

. >> my name is clyde bennett from pennsylvania. i would like to say hello a happy holidays to everyone back home and merry christmas and happy new year to my wife, april and daughter, reagan. love and miss you. ♪ everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. i have a big meeting when we land, but i'm so stuffed up, i can't rest. nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka-seltzer plus night liquid gels fights your worst cold symptoms. plus, unstuffs your nose. oh, what a relief it is. lepe's foods is a locally owned here in santa rosa. as a small business, we're always looking to save money, and pg&e was able to help us. i help the small businesses save money and energy. it feels great. we looked at their lighting, their refrigeration system, and with just those two small measures, they were able to save a good amount of money. i was shocked. i couldn't believe tha

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this is clyde, thanks to his dad pete sent us picture this morning, make sure elves are on the move on. thirty minute delays on new jersey transit, and amtrak trains, between trenton and new brunswick. all because of some police activity. if you are headed to up new york you could be delayed this morning. east on the pa turnpike, vehicle fire, right at the valley forge interchange. downed wires, 295 off ramp to exit one are block, and then here we go. live look at the schuylkill expressway. starting to pick up some volume near the roosevelt boulevard, the boulevard itself, folks waking up out of the northeast, headed down to the schuylkill, and hello cherry hill, new jersey, looking good there, along route 70. while we're in new jersey, let's go to atco, dusty and gale's house. they sent us picture of, what, the icicle lights across the front porch there. looking good, all lit up. we will get lit up tonight. we head to northeast philadelphia, broadcasting life -- live from somebody's front lawn. they sent us picture posted it to facebook, twitter and instagram and used the hash to go f

. >> clyde is climbing from newport, arkansas. calling earlier. i know the work with the lobbyists in washington to try and bring up our concerns with this. my concern is that a driver of this car is running over me on my motorcycle. the truck driving industry to be taking over? we have lost a lot of jobs in this country and technology is the reason of it, mostly. mexico and technology, i don't think we want to lose all is just to technology. but motorcycle is my main objective here. calling.you for >> i think both questions are excellent. as i mentioned earlier, 94% of crashes have an element of human error. if you're thinking about motorcycles sharing the road with cars, you to make sure that folks are paying attention to you. i have a motorcycle license as well. the core issues that you want to make your that you're doing directing but you are also heavily reliant on the cars around you doing directing. iselle driving vehicle will have when were situational awareness. it will see the environment at all times. as opposed to being scared at the s

because i think he expected a "new york times" reporter with a name like clyde farnsworth the third who he could have a martini with and discuss the atlantic alliance and then he got me. >> seth: you give one of the most interesting facts about him that i never would have guessed. he claims, george h.w. bush claims he coined the phrase, "you da man." ig funnily enough -- >> seth: he believes this. >> funnily enough, for that the waspiest guy on earth, the thing he is most proud of is that in the 60s he was watching rusty staub round third base toward a homerun and he yelled out, "you da man." and he said it caught on slowly. [ laughter ] i mean he presided over, you know, the berlin wall falling and some other things but this is what he is most proud of. thinks it caught fire from that. [ laughter ] that is outstanding. well i'm gonna always give him credit for it. >> yes. >> seth: thank you so much for being here. congratulations on the book. it's always a pleasure to see you. maureen dowd everybody. "the year of voting dangerously" is in stores now. we'll be right back. [ cheers and a

. >> the video is very bonnie and clyde. enjoy that and the rest of your weekend. bye. ? ? ? let me love you ? lings with taiwan, mr. trump continued. interesting how the u.s. sells billions of dollars of military equipment but i should not accept a congratulatory call. >> i think president elect trump may not be fully aware of all of the details of the history of our relations with taiwan. >> an expert on u.s. china relations, bonnie glasser said america's unofficial relationship with taiwan exists because of the 1972, one china policy. a island nation of taiwan as part of china's territory and not a sovereign nation. >> the notion that the united states incoming president of the u.s. might be supporting a pro independence agenda will be very, very worrisome to china. and it will cause some problems in the u.s./china relationship. >> senior transition adviser, kellyanne conway said mr. trump

." >> "bonnie and clyde." >> yes! so the answer would be -- >> all three!e" is my personal favorite. fun fact -- limited release for "the graduate" and ""bonnie and clyde" next year. in limited theaters. on february 5th, 2017, the super bowl will be maplayed in what ht city. tamron? >> minnesota. >> that's what -- >> next year -- houston! it's houston. >>not getting two answers. i >> she's a hall. tamron gets the point. >> i'm going to be at the super bowl. it's houston, then it is minnesota, right? >> maybe. but next year is houston. >> i did win? >> 3-2. you got that one. hall girls. >> thank you. >> we have a big prize for you, miss 2017. a.j. -- >> i never saw it coming. >> this was rigged. >> it was not rigged. you did a good fight though. >> thank you, miss hall, for hosting this. hall girls. >>> now let's head west to california for another check of the >>> now another check of the weather from mr. roque. >> i would like to thank everybody and my family for supporting me, for mr. roker for being so nice to me all the time. i never knew i would be so

. >> the video is very bonnie and clyde. enjoy that and the rest of your weekend.e you ♪ let me love you >>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> new this morning, police say a car going the wrong way crashes into another car on an interstate off ramp. >>> and what starts as a dance party ends in tragedy as flames tear through oakland warehouse, at least nine the people are dead. why firefighters expect to fine more victims. >>> and two college football teams with local ties are champions. we have the highlight of both games and the victory party of one of them. >>> today is sunday, december 4th, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. let's get your day started with a check on weather and just at this drabick. justin, quiet today? >> correct. little change tonight, dropping the s word maybe little snow in part of the region, it is december, so this doesn't shock you. maybe seew

. >> the video is very bonnie and clyde. enjoy that and the rest of your weekend.me love you ♪ let me love you >>> this is the bay area's new station. cron 4news starts now with breaking news. kick it this is a devastating scene. last night we found nine fatalities in the structure. >> i want to go over there, my brother is in their i want to find them. >> that breaking news we are following tonight nine people killed in a massive warehouse fire in oakland. at least two dozen more are still missing. thanks for joining us here on kron4 news at 10:00 i am jr stone. >> cruise are on the scene they will probably be there for days carefully trying to access the debris searching for bodies. let's bring you on the scene for what we know, we will start with last night when the fire

in the explosion of super nova and the other you imagine that you have two neutrons stars and they clyde together. that's another way to give you that energy to get those incredibly heavy elements. think about it. the gold in my wedding ring here is formed in the center of an explosion just like the one we see. in fact, most of the atoms in our body, carbon and oxygen and all the other elements other than hydroagain and helium were formed in the stars one way or another. that was the super nova in 1054ad. a super nova went off. this particular star got an arrow, exploded, boom. for weeks afterwards astronomers meeting each other in the hall and say boom and be incredibly excited. [laughter] >> it was a fun time to be an astronomer. i was lucky in may of that year, i think this may be the time that i met niel, to travel to the southern hemisphere. the cloud is not visible to us in the northern hemisphere. you have to travel to the south. 150,000 light years away. that light of a single star was visible. >> michael, the guy who discovered this was in the telescope dome when it happened and

one i took licken from the chicken, beware of the spider game, quick jump skunk, operation game, clyde's car crusher, chip's helmet set, holly hobbie bake over, sew perfect sewing machine, baby grows up beauty salon, dustpan and apron-- talking telephone, dishes, pot and pan, viewmaster, stuffed animals, snoopy ice maker, perfume maker, adorable dolls, stop sign mickey mouse watch--" [ laughter ] she says, "say hello to your reindeer and have a nice flight." [ laughter ] "have a nice flight?" he's not even going to get off the ground! with all the stuff you asked for. stephanie. "dear santa, i wasn't too good this year, but i'll try harder next year. but i only really want one thi that thing i'm talking about is a telescope. can i have one, please, please, pretty please with sugar on top?" telescope with sugar on top? [ laughter ] that's what gabriel wants. "dear santa, i would like army shirt, pants, canteen, helmet, pistol holster and a .44 luger. [ laughter ] like the one on tv." brian, i think [ laughter ] >> sounds steamed. >> call out an airstrike on you. "dear santa claus, i've be

>> high my name is clyde i live there and . >> you've spoken already. >> but i can keep is quick i'm here to voice my support that to oppose this particular initiate the fact that is 45 apartments on the street and 9 off-street parking that's it so if you can imagine in our minds eyes the things and other traffic i'm a parent of two small girls another little boy in the building or and a number of children in the part times and so thank you, commissioners for taking the time and that's what i want to bring up at this stage. >> is there any additional public comment? >> neither here or there public comment is closed. >> commissioner vice president richards. >> a question for staff the zoning service light industrial what's the other types of uses that can be housed without any type of permit. >> the current use on the application was listed as vacant but the also legal was an office with storage space so starting that use will not require approval and then other uses. >> light industrial can that be manufacturing or repair. >> this is one of the western soma one of the indignity a spi

>> high my name is clyde i live there and . >> you've spoken already. >> but i can keep is quick i'm here to voice my support that to oppose this particular initiate the fact that is 45 apartments on the street and 9 off-street parking that's it so if you can imagine in our minds eyes the things and other traffic i'm a parent of two small girls another little boy in the building or and a number of children in the part times and so thank you, commissioners for taking the time and that's what i want to bring up at this stage. >> is there any additional public comment? >> neither here or there public comment is closed. >> commissioner vice president richards. >> a question for staff the zoning service light industrial what's the other types of uses that can be housed without any type of permit. >> the current use on the application was listed as vacant but the also legal was an office with storage space so starting that use will not require approval and then other uses. >> light industrial can that be manufacturing or repair. >> this is one of the western soma one of the indignity a spi

. >> good evening clyde. >> well a lot going on chief chaplin i'll be honest with i was 12k0i7d in youour leaks it was a stupid thing to say i'll say it to your face that was stupid okay. that's a wash we'll let that go we'll let that go we all make mistakes but i'll be honest with i talked with 4 cops is chaplain cool enough said welcome chief thank you. next speaker. >> good evening and welcome. >> good evening. >> my name is julian black man i'm here to address chaplain how you doing toney chaplin i'm a familiar face to you my question to you not just questions but this is a lot going on in the neighborhood we come from the same neighborhood in the ingleside and toney chaplin ; right? i can admit that toney chaplin was a big part let me go the right way; right? even the charges are trumpeted up i held i was accountability what i done and what was done is done i'm a law-abiding citizen you know a father a great person god - one of my good brother's was shot by the police and in our neighborhood where i come from other one time he lived you you know as kids we did kids thing but he co

host: clyde from san antonio, texas. good morning. caller: good morning. it pains me to no end to listen to your previous guest and others calling in that blame people for the problems that , reallylectively europeans and africans have created. language barriers. people who were here originally who are here still did not create the spanish. they did not create english. if there is any such thing as an illegal alien, it would be the european who now chooses to call him or herself a white. you have to remember this is humanity we are talking about. the europeans came here essentially for the very same reasons, because of wrong way columbus and others who followed him to escape european oppression. that is essentially the problem we have now. you can choose to accept the science associated with anthropology or not. host: less with julian aguilar respond. a deepquite delves into reaching sociological issue, that he is not alone in the sentiments. there are folks here that agree and say unless you are native american you are in illegal immigrant because it's be

. >> a few, clyde. thank you, clive. i will any further public comment? supervisor jen and i come back to my reports that july to address the commission? i will close out public comment. at this time is my discretion as you to go back to the presidents report and i reckon i supervisor cohen. >> good evening everyone thank you commissioners for alumni and opportunity to make a brief presentation. i also want to recognize the seat of the committee members that come here on a weekly basis to raise and lift their voice to a matter they care very deeply about. needless to say it's a matter i also equally unconnected to and care very deeply about. i am a native san franciscans starting in january will have served-we'll serve seven years on the board of supervisors and i can't even tell you how many shootings that both officer involved shootings and just regular game balance shootings that we have lived through we as a city family. it's absolutely tremendous and i do believe we have a responsibility to make the streets safer for everyone. i want to be very quick

so as an officer at wayne state, colin was most passionate, though, about k-9's and training clyde, his rottweiler, and wolverine, a german short haired pointer. his passion was training those dogs. this is a terrible loss and i ask all present, all my fellow members of the house of representatives to join me in observing and honoring the memory of colin rose in his service and his sacrifice. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? mr. bilirakis: to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from florida is recognized for one minute. mr. bilirakis: i thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the life and service of an american hero from st. petersburg, florida, tuss key gee airman, will -- tuskegee airman, willie rogers. he was the remaining tusky airman of the 100th fighter squadron, the first african-american aviators in the history of the united states ar

. >> a few, clyde. thank you, clive. i will any further public comment? supervisor jen and i come back to my reports that july to address the commission? i will close out public comment. at this time is my discretion as you to go back to the presidents report and i reckon i supervisor cohen. >> good evening everyone thank you commissioners for alumni and opportunity to make a brief presentation. i also want to recognize the seat of the committee members that come here on a weekly basis to raise and lift their voice to a matter they care very deeply about. needless to say it's a matter i also equally unconnected to and care very deeply about. i am a native san franciscans starting in january will have served-we'll serve seven years on the board of supervisors and i can't even tell you how many shootings that both officer involved shootings and just regular game balance shootings that we have lived through we as a city family. it's absolutely tremendous and i do believe we have a responsibility to make the streets safer for everyone. i want to be very quick

rule of law and rising corruption have great an unstable situation where citizens face hardship and clyde were speaking as a body on this issue. recognizing venezuela is in crisis and needs international understanding. >> any other's? >> i just want to echo that. thank senator menendez for his work on this issue in general. i want to point out what's happened in venezuela is nothing short of a coup d'État. the order has been ignored and council. the supreme court has been overtaken. it is not a democracy longer. not even as a side of a democracy. the impact on the region is extraordinary. i encourage my colleagues to read the report. it's one of the richest countries in the world and yet people selling their hair for pennies to try to be able to feed their families. it is a catastrophic situation that is coming to bear rapidly. it's having an impact on south florida and on the region. i encourage everyone who hasn't kept up to date with it, because with other issues going on, to look into the tragic humanitarian and political tragedy occurring in venezuela. >> couldn't agree more. anyone

host: clyde from san antonio, texas. good morning. caller: good morning.pains me to no end to listen to your previous guest and others calling in that blame people for the problems that , reallylectively europeans and africans have created. language barriers. people who were here originally who are here still did not create the spanish. they did not create english. if there is any such thing as an illegal alien, it would be the european who now chooses to call him or herself a white. you have to remember this is humanity we are talking about. the europeans came here essentially for the very same reasons, because of wrong way columbus and others who followed him to escape european oppression. that is essentially the problem we have now. you can choose to accept the science associated with anthropology or not. host: less with julian aguilar respond. a deepquite delves into reaching sociological issue, that he is not alone in the sentiments. there are folks here that agree and say unless you are native american you are in illegal immigrant because it's been g

clyde, hello. caller: happy holidays to you. i was calling in reference to giving donald trump a chance. i wish he would give the president a chance to finish his term before he interferes with international affairs. i think that borders on treason. there has to be a law against that. you cannot have two presidents. he should let the president finish his term before the ridiculous comments he is making. host: your concern is trump his being too involved in issues that the president should be handling entirely. caller: yes sir. we can only have one commander-in-chief at a time. what he is doing, he is obstructing the president's agenda. he only has a few more days to wait. thank you for giving him a break. host: we hear from kelly next in rome, georgia. republican line. good morning. caller: yes, thank you for taking my call. host: sure. caller: i guess my basic comment look at theng to roles reversed. andlinton had won everything, elizabeth warren has already tried to look for a way to impeach trump. the thing about it is, can w