. >> yeah, i grou up- dsh living in torrent of until i was about 5 and then my family moved to brampton, 20 minutes outside of toronto. now brampton is little india. when i g back, i go damn. and my mom says too many. you can leave if you want. >> toronto gets credit for being racially diverse and ethnicities but your suburb didn't have that. >> mine had it but it was blue collar. i hung around the black kids because they weren't picking on me. the white kids were. they wrn picking on me out of hatred she they just didn't know what that is. we know the become guy but what's that. >> a lot of times americans associate ktd with being we don't associate canada with being bullied. >> canada is going through a renaissance of new identity we're not the soft kid we used to be. especially toronto with drake and the weekend and bieber all these people really bigging up my city, it's becoming a desirable place to be from. >> when you hear about americans talking about canada like around the election and if trump wins i'm moving to canada. if bush wins i'm moving to canada. what do you think about

the ambassadors will receive training from dshs staff prior closely to opening and will shadow them on their rounds in the neighborhoods so they will get a real deep understanding of the neighborhood and the people out there. thank you. >> i don't have any updates on this slide, the schedule remains unchanged. on this slide i earlier mentioned that brv is setting up the amenities in the park in july instead of june. as stated earlier the electrical and the bus plaza is not complete but this shows commencement in mid june. the mid june start date is certificate of occupancy for the center and in addition to the -- instalelati installation of the additional outlets needed at the bus deck and elsewhere. this really goes back to the previous slide that i showed. sop's are under development, training is on going, you can see on the slide where it changes from the project to end of operation. the security at the bus plaza starts today and then it will start at substantial completion. >> any questions? >> thank you. >> directors on this report i just wanted to point out that as -- for the tem

but there was a small piece of it that dsh that made sense. as if anything could make sense of someone being in so much pain. >> right. >> that the only way out was to take their own life. i did not see that in my friend tony. and i'm -- i actually am -- the thing i'm -- i'm most afraid of right now is some -- some horrific thing that i didn't know about coming out, you know, in the news, in the next couple of days. and i pray that it doesn't. because i'd rather be struggling with i don't know why than having some reason put in front of me and thinking that maybe there was something i could have done or said to help him. the idea that any human being, let alone someone you care about who is your friend, who has been there for you. tony was always there for me whenever i wanted to talk about struggling in may own life. and was always far more interested in other people or news of the day than talking about himself. but i would -- you know, the idea that we -- we go to bed at night after night in so much pain until finally that's the only soluti

and once you lose this to housing and whatever else is really- dsh it's lost forever. >> oh, dear.hat's not going to work. >> actually they say it does with new courses, a remade driving range, a new take on public golf for regular people at a time when the game really needs it. >> this is a municipal golf course. you have people out here. this is the blue collar, beer can golf course. >> you wouldn't know that from looking. >> if you had told me six years ago we were getting this course i would not have believed you. >> reporter: you'd believe it now if you saw it. there are a lot of other interesting elements to the story. some of the fill here came from sales force tour. some turf donated by the oakland raiders. last monday steph curry came out and played, shooting 71, one under par. live in alameda. abc 7 news. >>> now the accuweather forecasts with sandhya patel. >>> good evening, everyone. let's look at live doppler 7 right now. the fog has pushed back in. not only near the coast but over the bay tonight. so definitely seeing some changes in our weather. compared to 24 hours

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world we're nouned chef thomas keller said his wife- dsh his life and work are a testament to the power of cooking to make the world a kinder, more connected place. >> and host of top chef said tony as restless spirit will room the earth in search of justice truth truth and a great bowl of nudeles david muir said he was so good at putting words to what so many feel rip. ing andly bordeaux zbloon bourdain's depth has shocked and sadden many here. chris wynn with that part of our coverage. >> at swan oyster depot these words from anthony bourdain will be immoerlgtsized forever. >> woke up to the tragic news heart broken. >> customers in shock over a suicide at age of 61. these two from houston planned their trip here around his recommendations. >> no one can compare to anthony. >> swan was period of timed on parts unknown in 2015. >> so much energy, bright. and it just really it was shocking to think wow he is never coming in here. really sad sfla known for being bold, bourdain never shied from expressing his opinion. perhaps that's one of the reasons why he commanded so much respect from

safen o, an pert in the eu and actually the you're owe database did dsh he was controversial becauseid this is a german cage. france and germany are killing us. but they put him forward and the central guys rejected it. >> how will this come to america? why do you think. >> i think the tea party revolt of 2010 which saw 62 seats go in the house kind of petered out a little bit with the romney campaign and obama. what i -- i saw in the european elections in 2014 with nigel faraj, the reinvig ration of the pop ultimates movement. europe is base a year ahead of the united states. and i think you're seeing now pieces being put together where you see populist nationalist movements with reform, with people saying hey it's the permanent political class. what we have to do is get rid of politic. s, get involved citizens. that's i think the power you see here. you could begin to see the elements of bernie sanders coupled with the trump movement that really becomes a dominant political force in american politics. >> next on this cnn special trump has yet to build the wall and the tax cut dispr

and i think it's really important- dsh to remember that people who are homeplace -- they're people.nt, social interaction, to feel accepted, part of a community. and when we ignore people that we see on the streets we really you know hurt them and making it hard are for them to feel a part of as opposed to a part from the rest of theci. >> they need to humanized absolutely. >> yes. >> jeff kositsky thank you for coming in. the homeless czar. thank you for sharing insight and giving us clues on the homeless project and what's coming up. >> thank you for having me. >>> well the san francisco homeless project continues on abc 7. at 6:00 p.m. natasha zouves will have the latest on the stay law in the works that will let cities take control of chronic homelessness. and the homeless themselves. and we'll tag along with the street cleaning clue crew to see what they've been dealing with. >>> new now the accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >>> starting with live doppler 7 sunny skies coast to inland, warming up into the we could. overnight clear sky was low temperatures in the mid-

safen o, an pert in the eu and actually the you're owe database did dsh he was controversial becauses is a german cage. france and germany are killing us. but they put him forward and the central guys rejected it. >> how will this come to america? why do you think. >> i think the tea party revolt of 2010 which saw 62 seats go in the house kind of petered out a little bit with the romney campaign and obama. what i -- i saw in the european elections in 2014 with nigel faraj, the reinvig ration ofreie populist movement. europe is base a year ahead of the united states. and i think you're seeing now pieces being put together where you see populist nationalist movements with reform, with people saying hey it's the permanent political class. what we have to do is get rid of politic. s, get involved citizens. that's i think the power you see here. you could begin to see the elements of bernie sanders coupled with the trump movement that really becomes a dominant political force in american politics. >> next on this cnn special trump has yet to build the wall and the tax cut disproportion kn

. >> if there were ask dsh statements false exulpatory statements. >> yes if you interview any wit fwles you would ask that information. >> with i use the phrase consciousness of wrongdoing what's that mean to you? >> that means you have an awareness. perhaps unstated. that the conduct that you've engaged in is wrongful in some way. >> what about concealment. >> well that could mean different things depending on the nature of the concealment. could be active. could be passive at some level. but it's keeping something from somebody else. we have a concern here about concealment on what happened in connection with july 5th. >> how about the destruction of evidence. >> again that could be personal. or it could be knowing that someone else is going to do it but it is obviously destroying evidence or information that has evidentiary value. >> i guess what i'm kind of struggling with a little bit, i was actually asked over the weekend whether or not i think she should have been charged, i can't answer that question because i don't think she was interviewed properly. it's very difficult to go b