coley received an apology and a payout from the state of nearly $2 million. >>> seven police officers were assaulted when a fundraiser turned violent in morgan hill. you can see officers fighting with suspects as they try to arrest them. things started getting rowdy at the britain middle school when a person under the age of 18 was arrested for having a knife. police say multiple fights started breaking out. shortly after. seven police officers were also assaulted. in all, seven people were taken into custody. >>> people who were forced out of their homes by that huge fire in concord a few days ago are finally back inside tonight. some of them told kpix5's christin ayers that they cannot stop thinking about what happened. christin? >> reporter: yeah, ken, tonight, firefighters and investigators have wrapped up here at the scene, but just as they are doing that, hundreds of people who live right across the street from this building are coming home for the first time. tonight, they are reliving their heart-pounding evacuation in the middle of the night. the last time crystal moore was i

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. >> i'm mira coley. i work with wendy on the board of the richmond district democratic club. she's our president and our leader and we are so proud of her and just wanted to say publicly that we wouldn't be who we are without you, wendy. thank you. thank you. >> do we have any other public comments? ok. terrific. we'll move on to item number 8, report of the general manager. >> the first item is update for clean power s.f. barbara hill. >> good afternoon, commissioners. bobra hale. today's clean power s.f. update will cover regulatory activities. a little more on the regulatories this time. with vee respect to enrollment we're serving 81,000 accounts. our opt out percentage and upgrade rate to super green have not changed. 3.2% for opt out and 4.2% of our customers are upgrading to 100% renewable in our super green program. everything is moving along successfully. we are preparing our power source disclosure report for 2017. this report is required to be filed with the california energy commission. after your review and approval. the report will be a again diesed for the next

walter coley the man sitting to the left of mayor daley is george done the financial chairman.hought many to be an air to mayor daley as a possible candidate. the doorkeeper who is known as fish bait miller for the house of representatives is letting what look like security guards in her guy don't know what the meaning of that is. perhaps nothing. may nominate, second, or pass. >> mr. chairman, arizona passes. nominated, now kansas. walter: it got out of order there appeared earlier tonight, alaska had passed or rather had , yielded to california and then it yielded to iowa the nomination of senator mccarthy. they got all out of order. >> it is the intention of the louisiana delegation by unanimous vote to nominate favorite son at request of our governor, we will pass. walter: as you heard, there is a floor and move to recess this convention in view of the violence in chicago tonight and the developments here. mike wallace is with frank make what's and maybe they can shed more light. talking here on the four. barry o brian, what has been the subject of your conversation for the

david enrich is with us today courtesy of ron and barbara coley, and we appreciate their support. david enrich is the finance editor at the new york times, and previously he was the financial enterprise editor for "the wall street journal." he headed a team of investigative reporters, and he has won numerous journalism awards including the 2016 gerald loeb award for feature writing. so please join me in giving a very warm savannah welcome to david enrich. [applause] >> hello. this is a great crowd. i was standing here at beginning, and it was empty, and i was a little nervous. but this is my first time in savannah, and this is a really cool city. i'm really glad to be here. and this is without a doubt -- i've been doing a lot of these events since my book was published -- this is without a doubt the coolest venue i've ever been in. so, yeah. [applause] it's a beautiful day, it's beautiful savannah weather, and i really appreciate you guys coming out of the sun to listen to a talk about finance. but i promise you, this is not going to be really boring, and it's not -- i'm going to