. >> reporter: david curtis says he was ready for a competitive race for the santa clara city councilbut he says a series of negative tv ads paid for by the 49ers and showing up on voters' social media platforms in recent weeks have crossed a line. >> gilmore doesn't have santa clara's best interest at heart. neither does her cronie david curtis. >> i'm new to politics, so when i first saw it, i knew it was going to be coming, but the lies. there was nothing they could find. so it was just offputting as well as, you know, i worried about what my son was going to see in school and what was going to happen to him and his friends. >> reporter: curtis says he's also the target of attacks on mailers which along with the tv ads are marked as supported by the debartolo corporation and the 49ers. it's part of a massive campaign by the football franchise to support candidates the 9ers want on the council, such as incumbent sug jane who has not responded to an interview request. the 49ers spent over $2 million to oppose candidates like curtis whose campaign is spending about $50,000, including

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we reached out to curtis reeds for an interview. ringback ringback ringback ringback but he declined 16 years shot when his family says he went to the wrong address to pick up his younger brother's headlines like these have become all too familiar. and open by the homeowner reported. police said he was scared to death. 3 friends in a car drove up the wrong driveway or something came out on his employer. 2 shots, immunization, and data shows danger. ground laws have played a role leading to around $700.00 homicides a year. resort. legal force to resolve this kind of work or tension because they have no duty to walk away. that person deserves the protection of the person, your loss or life. that struggle with as a parent to teacher children at a very young age to not start fight, steer to walk away. and yet these gun laws go against that and shoot 1st ask questions later. every day. it's an ongoing fear of what society we live in these days. if i hear confrontation, it's not on, my gosh, this could escalate just like, you know, it did

from there he gets up in a storms off the man was 71 year old curtis reeds, a retired swat commander and police captain who brought a gun within that day. we just went back to washington previous thinking that everything was over like okay, manager is going to come up, so keep your phone away. that would be at. but that's not what happened. not at all . when the guy sat down, he kept same stuff to my husband about, oh so now you put the phone away and my husband, you know, turned around and stood up and just said, hey, what is your problem? movie hasn't even started. and he was just nasty surveillance footage just trying drawing popcorn. it reads immediately fired a pistol in a trance. chest just saw like a spark. aaron just saw him go down and from there and i didn't even realize that of my finger with shot as well. i was just so worried about him, the surface when it got shot, the computer. i'm a nurse or so i have a point. i'm just trying to make sure the size i said with a child died less than an hour later. just unbelievable because the situation had never got more than just kin

and i can imagine that if the militants expanded their reach east into curtis harris will have new battles there. and so i don't think this battle portends an end to the syrian civil war. yeah, another very complex front opens up robot. s. ford senior fellow at the middle east institute in washington. thanks so much feel insight to this one and do to thousands of demonstrators separate 10 to the straits of the georgian capital tbilisi for a 2nd night of protests, police fire and water cannon and t gas. in an attempt to disperse demonstrators who had gathered outside parliament, protest is held flat practice in record barricades in the 10 stand demonstrated as opposed to government suspension of tools from joining your opinion. until 2020 i pro russian prime minister says georgia will still say membership, but on it's on earlier data, police money a cut them not to was on the streets of publicity. we asked to about tonight's atmosphere while this chosen is quite tons. as you might see on the background, there is a riots police mobilized right next to the problem. and we can hear that some o

curtis thinks he is the subject of negative ads because he comes from a business background and plans to scrutinize operation and finances at levi stadium which is owned by the city of santa clara. >> the other thing that is hard, i am a 49er fan and i have season tickets. >> curtis will continue to reach voters with yard signs and doorknocking where he can present a message face-to-face in the final days of the campaign. oakland voters will soon decide whether or not to recall the mayor on tuesday, supporters say that violent crime has only gotten worse during our watch was supported the recall saying many oakland businesses , they have shut down because of crime. they blame the mayor for not doing enough to fight retail theft, they also say burglaries and robberies are down and homicides have fallen by more than 40% this year. global business owner say that no amount of data can change how hopeless they feel. >> we don't profit very much. when the business is hit we don't know how to stay open. >> if the recall is successful the city council president would become the interim mayor

act of 1898 named after the aforementioned charles curtis himself. to speed along the indian transition to private property and citizenship. the dawes act authorized the division of indian reservations into tracks, usually 160 acres or less. the allotment of those parcels among nativedu individuals. as we have already heard this argument a 25 year restriction on the selling the track. the tracks to provide time for him or her to learn how to manage the land as a source of capitol. once that instrument. it lapsed, each indian will receive a feet patent lifting all restrictions on alienation, mortgages and leases. from thent on he got to say thee things 12 times. the titleholder it would be responsible to pay property taxes and run the risk of having the tract confiscated for dead. furthermore he or she would become an american citizen. judge the a lot easy to become civilized before the end of the 25 year wait as for the remaininghe undivided lands of e reservation, the government would purchase the surplus from the tribe is an interest-bearing accoun

there very few charles curtis's out there. the united states intended reservations to be way stations on the on the road to assimilation private property and not permanent homelands. but these places didn't function the way the u.s. intended. in actuality the federal government government failed miserably in making these places reasonably decent places to live. it did not provide food to sustain people could no longer support themselves. traditional means, nor did it provide adequate farming implements and livestock to promote the transition to farming. it did not provide near sufficient medical care for people ravaged by diseases, preyed on their malnutrition, frayed psychologies and, poor sanitation. its agents routinely the people they were supposed to protect. and perhaps worst of all, and this is is closely related to the issues of citizenship the government did next to nothing. as surrounding whites plundered the reservations of livestock fencing and firewood trespassed on grazing lands and trafficked in liquor. in other

it's curtis fighters. i'm moving in to fill the void villages and towns are changing. hands by the hour, a sign, but this federal maybe just beginning scene up to solar, alpha 0. that's i phone. the trick here, syria border. north dakota law says a certain journalist, he was in of that road just off to a government strike home the city. as you can see, the workplace target at the very, very, have a call to the area where people are trying to come in and out of the city. now we're getting news. the we're playing the, the war plays are still over and over the city all over the city over laplant good, good targets, the city and you said goodness, which is good. know there were the casualties will definitely do to be well as far as you can see, their destruction is massive. do more, please are still over in the area. we talk to the area over here, as you can see behind me is this a really in territory where people are trying to get to in or out from the city, people who are just what us are charge of get to en

and as you can see, it's starting to stack up for the next week. >> all right, chloe curtis reporting for us there now taking a live look in the high country. interstate 80 at kingvale, some snow on the side of the freeway. and certainly that road is slick. yeah, looks like a people are moving along pretty okay, though. at this point, lawrence karnow. >> you were saying earlier this week didn't know people are gonna be able to make it up. >> yeah, tough going right. i mean certain times there's going to be times where that snow is coming down very hard. that snow level has been fickle. it started out at 3500 feet today. it's got up to 7,000 with that warm air. probably gonna drop down again. in fact, down to about 5500 feet. that means all the mountain passes are going to be affected. if you're headed up there. so the very latest we're going to see a series of storms still, we're not done with the sierra nevada and the stormy weather. so more snow on the some very heavy snow, some gusty winds, especially as you make your way over the mountain peaks. some of those gusts over 50, maybe

factions, are advancing towards felder thoughts and to liberate the city, as they say from the syrian curtis groups. how things are going to develop on the ground is full of surprises. as villages and towns are changing, hands by the hour. see now can sort of houses here outside on the 2 kids syria border. the rapid advanced by siri and fife is, has been described as the biggest challenge to present in bus y'all. acids ruling. yes, i'm the somehow it's explains of the use an air strike in central level just the day after opposition fighters reach the northern syrian city. the forces led by the hey, at the heavy to shimmering, have also taken control of the military airport and it did a do hold is one of the main air bases used by siri and forces. the, the opposition fighters are in the level for the 1st time in nearly a decade when they were forced out by government forces. they said this was the long awaited return on them for hardy, and there is a lot of happiness. it's indescribable. the happiness of liberating the city of other people who have been waiting for these 14 years along the wa

in a protest or is in the southern province of martin b in. russ begun after 3 mayors from a pro curtis party were removed from their positions for testers gathered outside the mars municipality for a mayor of my turk was ousted for a 3rd time since 2014. and turkey's interior ministry says they were dropped because of the links to the outlaw curtis on workers party or p k. k. which the mayor's deny in spain, more rain has caused further flood damage and disrupted travel rescue teams in valencia are looking for people missing since flash floods last week. at least 217 are known to have died. thousands of volunteers in the east. so the community is pulling together like never before. so no, you go has more from the valencia region. this is one of the was affected areas and that is oscar. which also had one of up to date. this is where the clean up operation side most places like this the the 50 you have a specialized ministry emergency unit as well as the taking in the clean up recovery operations here as well. now the spanish prime minister.

as they say from the syrian curtis groups. how things are going to develop on the ground is full of surprises, as villages and towns are changing, hands by the hour. see now because sol houses here outside on the 2 kids syria border. let's look at who controls want in syria. the syrian government forces backed by russia and yvonne regained control of most of the country during the 13 years civil war. while opposition forces backed by took it remained in charge of areas across the north with high at terry. alshaun dominating in the province in the northwest. the syrian democratic forces or the s d f made up of main b y, p g. curtis, fines is and batch by the us control, much of northeastern syria, particularly of rock house. okay. and parts of verizon. this area is home to significant oil reserves. take a conducted 3 major incursions into northern syria between 201620192 create what it called a save. so no long it's 7 border. and it now wants to code is dominated as the forces to leave ta refund and mon jeep, my beach and move

how will the though negotiate sensitive topics like like the curtis issue, which has been a big store and in the past? yeah. well that's the core issue that mr. or the intake is uh, basically uh, concerned with this see there are different priorities for the syrians. the current issue issue with the y p g better tcs, as terrace organization is a 2nd re of secondary importance. whereas for turkey is the primary target for any normalization syria or the syrians. uh, you can turn key with low angle fits forces, often certainty from north and syria. and with all that good support for organizations. uh that, uh, i q 5. basically, you could live in the, in north of syria, our crew. so that's why syria has, i mean, the serial leader and it's time and time again, it's very to their commitment to a normalization if and one 3rd key as they per tooth respects their child's oil. and integrity, namely withdrawal from north and syria is stopped supporting the sloops last for turkey. the curtis issues the may, but also their refugees and very t r 410 they, they, they, they are pushing for a both the

these are areas that are currently under the control of the wide pgm group at curtis, a militant group that is considered terraces by on colorado. and we understand that these attacks have been ongoing for the better part of the last few years. so not much is different, but one thing that does change the scene, of course, is the fact that these attacks, along with the attacks by the ceiling, governments are getting the greater is a barrier essentially prompted this response from church diplomats. and we understand that the position that uncle that's taking on this give the moment is that because the us donna agreement and the framework that was essentially established back in 2017 similarly in 2009 to has not been successful because that has not been much progress made. now this is the turkish position. what we'll do most of what we also understand is that if these elements in northwestern serial are successful and if a level does full, then that also means that this purchase some of the curtis elements in the north of syria at risk as well. because what we understand that would put, t

but of course, how the s you have to see when curtis groups are going to react, will they confront each other's so on? know everything is changing very quickly. and you may see minutes of fries this back to summer. and we'll be here to cover it. thanks so much set them cost along with that from the time to the care or maybe it's a good time find bringing some background on what's happening, at least with the, the opposition grouping that alliance led by, hey uh, how do you assume is the name is assuming and finding group that was formed in 2016, it's free to assess that. and also front was an affiliate of, of high though, within the opposition to the said government. but since 2017, the group has tried to change its image, saying it's comp ties with out of 5. well now it runs a self styled civilian authority and it let known as the salvation government. it provides civil services like tax collection and security and supervisors. the health education and cultural thanks is just become the strongest opposition group in northwest. and so it controlling much of the province near the turkish

[cheers] vp harris: and curtis and let's send him to the u.s. house of representatives.nd we are joined today by leaders of the arab american community, which has deep and proud roots here in michigan. and i want to say, this year has been difficult given the scale of death and destruction in gaza and given the civilian casualties and displacement in lebanon. it is devastating and as president i will do everything in my power to end the war in gaza. [cheers] to bring home the hostages, end the suffering in gaza, insurer israel is a cure, and ensure the palestinian people can realize their right to dignity, freedom, security, and self-determination. and we continue to work on a diplomatic resolution across the israel-lebanon border to protect civilians and provide lasting stability. as president, i will work tirelessly toward a future with security and dignity for all people. [cheers] go michigan, two days to go! you ready? in one of the most consequential elections of our lifetime, and we have momentum. it is on our side. can you feel it? [cheers] and we have the momentu

. >> reporter: david curtis said he was ready for a competitive race for the santa clara city council but he says a series of negative tv ads paid for by the 49ers and showing up on voters social media platforms have crossed the line. >> i'm new to politics, so when i first saw it i knew it was going to be coming but the lies, there was nothing they could find, so it was just offputting as well as, i worried what my son was going to see in school and what was going to happen to him and his friends. >> reporter: curtis said he is the target of the tax on mailers, marked as supported by the 49ers, it is part of a massive campaign by the football franchise to support candidates the niners want on the council, such as incumbent, jane who has not responded to an interview request, the 49ers are spending over $30 million in this election to oppose candidates like kertes . >> we have never seen in most studies millions of dollars spent on city council seats. >> reporter: john was a specialist in urban politics and government for applied ethics at santa clara university. >> the problem is tha

i-80 also open reporter chloe curtis gives us a look. it's that time of year again. >> ski season bringing even more energy to the tahoe region. beds are going to be full and all the hotels, the restaurants, the starting to fire and it's really great to see everybody coming back is it feels like winter out here. >> and the mountain got more than a dusting leading up to opening day. everybody's gearing >> we've got some snow on the way right now and it's going to snow basically all the way until that thanksgiving holiday. >> morial is usually one of the first ski resorts to open every year welcoming thousands of star visitors. and this year is a big one for the resort are so excited to celebrate 60 years of teaching people to ski and snowboard here on donner summit. and this is where everybody learns to ski and snowboard. >> while boreal mountain resort isn't the first open in this year this year. it is opening right on schedule appear on donner summit. we get a little bit more snow than some of the other folks. sometimes 800 inches in a

the geoact from representative curtis, h.r. 6474 from helpive steel, and others. i was pleased to see these responsible permitting solutions pass the house and i hope to see senate action on them soon and continued bipartisan work. unfortunately, this bill is not in a place where we can offer bipartisan support. h.r. 1449, the clean act, does contain some important provision that is we would be supportive of, but also contains some serious technical flaws that could create major constraints and unintended consequences for geothermal projects. first, the bill mandates that more geothermal lease sales happen. democrats in general support this. we want to see additional geothermal facilities and the use of our federal resource where appropriate to do that. we love to see more resources offered through our agencies so that they can actually do this work, but we will take it as it is. next, however, the bill says that the department of the interior must notify an application for a geothermal drilling permit as to whether the application is complete within 30 days. .. t

believe republican tom barrett might be entering election day with a slight advantage over democrat curtis hurtell. that is why republicans might still be ever so slightly favorite for control of the chamber if you have the 22 tossup's break evenly down the middle, republicans would end up at 219, 216 for democrats. what we know from history is it is likely most of the top subs will break one direction. host: colorado's third district. guest: this is the seat where republican lauren boebert left to run in a much redder district on the opposite end of colorado. the democrat in the race, adam fish, he came within 504 votes of beating her never stopped running and raised over $14 million for this house race because for much of the cycle he was running against boebert, probably the best fundraiser the democrats have ever had. now he's running against a more conventional republican, however pu -- an attorney named jeff hurd from grand junction. in 2022, it would never have been that close. because fresh has such a head start. that has kept it somewhat close. we believe the republican hurd has a

when joseph curtis arrived in istanbul, the spy chief was in a lot of trouble because was acting likea kind of proto james bond. his cover was so blown that every time he went into a casino, the city, the band would start playing a song called boo boo, baby, i'm a spy. the guys who want to be the center of a spy story. not good spies. it's the people who are easily overlooked. the librarians the professors, women. you know. i mean, i mean, this in the book but in the in france roseville and a woman who a who was working as an administrative staffer at one of the french museums. the germans didn't know that she could understand german. and so they would listen she would listen to them, plan to, take all of these various famous and put them in some nazi official's bathroom, and she would listen to them and pretend not to understand. and then she'd go home and read it very list of where everything was going, which is partly why museums still have good paintings today. some amazing great. and what about you for? i mean, there are many examples, right? right. so after the war, when women w

. >> the mayor is on her way i'm going to take about 5 minutes of if more you want to share curtis think about that in the meantime, ink to attaining and recognize so many people in the room and let the mayor know she'll do it again but appreciate ben adams more than capable from the mayor's office of housing and community development we're grateful for of the partnership with tjpa over a decade. i want to also thank and appreciate the leader of department of homelessness and supportive housing and also an incredible partner with whom tjpa is deeply intertwined with the missions that about supportive housing and putting people who have experienced homelessness with the robust and dignity services we can provide grateful for both of those teams for your partnership and the housing and from our fund development and commissioned team mike wong is anybody of the board is here grateful. and he is the director of tenderloin supportive housing super involved in the district and the planning department isn't here but we've been working with them and oregon the leaders of institutions within the

he defeated curtis pasha. he is the first korean american in the u.s. senate. >> i can't tell you how incredible this is. i'm having a hard time processing this moment right now. there have been only a few moments in my life where i felt the weight of the moment as i do right now. the gravity generated by the magnitude in our country. this isn't about me. it is about this moment in america. and what we each individually tried to do to meet that moment. i look at this room and i see so many people from different moments in my life. you are here in this room because in one way or another you have touched my life. you have helped me in ways i may never be able to fully express. whether i met you an elementary school or on the campaign trail, i want to start by saying thank you. [applause] [cheers] i want to start with my congressional team. for the last six years, we have served the third congressional district and i hope we have made the people of the third district proud with the work we have done. we have a team of incredible public servants. everyone i

whenever i hear curtis mayfield's freddie's dead, right? just as a kid that particular chord structure always frightened aqualung, jethro tull i whipped into a murderous rage right away. >> even now, even now, i'm angry that that band ever existed. i hate that whole english ye olde barred minstrelsy stand on one leg, mother. hate that you know that that i mean, you never know when you play people music. you know? were they molested by a rodeo clown to that song? >> right exactly. >> and jethro tull is my version of that laura coates live weeknights at 11 eastern on cnn from dress the bird to deck the halls so many ways to save life. >> ready? wallet. happy that's 365 by whole foods market. >> what if your toothbrush could do the flossing for you waterpik sonic-fusion lets you brush and floss with one device, transforming the power of water with precision pulse technology, removing up to 99.9% of plaque bacteria take control with waterpik believe it or not baby, you could earn your masters for under 11,000, master's degree for under 11 k in

curtis: kangaroo? you didn't hear? san francisco city hall. tonight, incumbent mayor london breed concedes to philanthropist daniel lurie following an expensive and closely watched campaign. >> there was a sense that people wanted change, and that's what they're getting. >> she has some new ideas for the city of san francisco. san francisco needs help. >> tonight, san francisco voters weighing in on the new mayor elect. good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach, and i'm cristina rendon. >> incumbent mayor london breed, vowing a smooth transition as daniel lurie will take office in just two months. the latest batch of votes released this evening show daniel lurie, with a commanding lead over incumbent mayor london breed after 14 rounds of ranked choice voting. lurie has accumulated 56% of the vote to breed's 44%. ktvu is amber lee joining us live now from the city tonight with more from london, breed and voters. amber. >> cristina. tonight we went out and spoke with san francisco voters after the mayor conceded the race. all tell me they want cha

i'm chloe curtis kron. 4 news. >> moving on to sports.other forty-niners players being added to the injury list. plus, the sharks play a close game against the blues on the same day, a legendary player is honored in san jose kron. sports reporter ben ross has the highlights. >> well, it's been the story of the season for the forty-niners injuries. just when you thought that maybe they were ready to make a run to a playoff spot. somebody new hits the injury report and not just anyone starting quarterback brock purdy dealing with a sore throwing shoulder. he left early after just a little bit of light throwing pretty was scheduled to address the media. but the team pushed that back. that's probably when we'll find out some more details, including an official injury designation. if he's an out, if he's unable to play on sunday, a green bay backup. brandon allen would figure to be the next man up. joshua dobbs listed as 3rd string on the depth chart. let's turn to hockey now. the san jose sharks looking to end their quick road trip on a winni

. >> and amid a gaggle of uk film greats in love actually, he'd shine in richard curtis written rom comsers started to surface in his real life public persona. >> that was my fault. yeah. i was tormented for being a sort of diffident, stuttery, blinking englishman. >> grant has cited this 1995 golden globes acceptance speech as an especially inauthentic moment. >> well, it's tragic how much i'm enjoying getting it. >> and then i realized, no, it's my fault, too, because it's my narcissism. everyone loves those characters. and so i'm going to do that person in interviews as well. >> after 15 years, grant says the rom coms came to a screeching halt. >> so that was one career. and then it died. just like that. i had to start again. and so i do get some satisfaction out of building up this second career of freaks and weirdos. yeah. >> from misbehavior on the upper east side in the undoing and in his home country for a very english scandal to heretic screen life on the dark side of town has suited hugh grant's career, and the change agrees with him. we get to hear you sing a little bit in thi

i'm chloe curtis kron. 4 news. >> pretty cold up.his morning as we get deeper into flu season bay area, doctors are reminding everybody about the importance of getting vaccinated. they say vaccines are ineffective tool. obviously it's saving lives and protecting communities against things like covid or the flu or rsv santa clara county health official doctor sara cody says that although the county has a high rate of kids getting vaccinated, it's important for people of all ages to do that. >> there's a lot of different layers needed to ensure that people get the protection they need from vaccination. one, course, is having the vaccines available and having lots of different systems and access points where people can get the vaccine and continuing to maintain and build the trust that we have in our local community around vaccines so that people have all the information they need and can get them at the place. that's most convenient for them. regardless of whether they insurance or not. well, doctor cody says right now santa clara coun

i'm chloe curtis kron. 4 news. >> bring you the good skis.but you might hit a rock. the san francisco department of homelessness is going to be out doing wellness checks in the city and that's because the rain they want to make sure that people are warm and dry given emergency blankets and ponchos and just check for any hypothermia that can happen. one, you know, it's cold. here's a list of the centers that will provide temporary shelter and resources for the unhoused next door on polk street. they open at one 30 today. the mission neighborhood resource center on caps tree. they optned earlier this morning at 07:00am just some of the places that you can go or direct people to go so that they're not out there in this miserable weather. new this morning, the santa clara county sheriff's office says an inmate died in their custody. it was a 33 year-old man. he had been arrested last week in sunnyvale on drug-related charges. and deputies found him unresponsive in the elmwood correctional facility in milpitas on sunday. they perform cpr. he was r

reporter curtis ming is looking into what might happen with all that sensitive medical data. >> who doesu who you are? >> reporter: throughsaliva submissions companies like 23andme can tell you information about your level and genealogy, but what now after the company had big layoffs losing 98% of its value? the company said it has private protection in place and does not share customer data without their consent, but if the company goes bankrupt or is sold, there is concern its valuable database could also end up sold. u.s. davis law lisa eccimoto is concerned. >> it's like any other form of digital data right now. it's vulnerable. >> reporter: dna expert ruth ballard first told me in 2018 this type of data can devastate you if in the hands of insurance companies who may not insure you or with an employer. >> if they know you're going to get early onset alzheimer's, they may not promote you or they may not hire you. >> 23andme has told cbs news it does not have plans to sell. anyone in their database can request the company delete their profile. under california law they have 30 days to

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an afc battle there in buffalo bills up two in the fourth quarter when fireball's josh allen finds curtis samuel, who scores and then does a dance and give me a somersault to whoa. bills up nine. i wish i could do that. chiefs don't go away, though. patrick mahomes he's a champ for a reason. finds noah gray second touchdown of the game. it's back to a two point deficit for kc. but mahomes can only watch as allen chews up the clock and drives the bills down fourth and two half with two and a half to go. allen takes off. and that would be your clincher man. he is tough. kind of like jauan jennings. he's in the end zone. bills hand the chiefs their first loss of the season 30 to 21. the 72 dolphins will remain the only undefeated team in nfl history. and so the niners have a couple of tough road games coming up deion at green bay next week. and then those bills who you just saw. they'll have them in two weeks on a sunday night game. always cold. now you got to bundle up and get ready for big games on the line coming up. >> yeah it's about that time of the season. all right. looking forward t

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