next speaker. >> edward brown, san francisco cannabis working group. i would like to suck into those comments that ramon just left. this program, can do a lot of good for the san francisco community being able to do well in the workforce. the model that myself and nine other people have worked on for the last ten weeks is a comprehensive program that we think will really prepare people to compete in this industry and to be able to have some kind of guidance and direction here. and the last part i wanted to thank the office of cannabis for the work they have done. ray, eugene, director elliot, you guys have been just listening to the equity community and lifting the entire cannabis program. i wanted to put it on the record and thank you for all the hard work that you do. and looking forward to working with josh at the office of workforce development and being able to get this forward to. if you can support this, i will be appreciative. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello. a lot of people know that cannabis is one of the main antibiotic alter

edward brown is charged in connection with the death. he fired it just to see if it worked.ary kirstjen neilsen defend the border wall push in an exclusive interview. >> everywhere we have physical infrastructure by 95%. we will advocate for what men and women of border patrol say they need and this is what it is. >> the $5 billion donald trump is asking for is approved, covering infrastructure and border personnel. carley: jeff flake with time before the end of the year but before he goes he wants to raise your taxes, the prominent anti-trump are teaming up with chris coons to push the senate's version of a carbon tax bill to match the when the house introduced last month. here with what this means for your wallet is cpa and financial analyst dan geltrude. explain what this is about. >> this happened in paris and we saw the city go on fire. what does it mean to add a tax, if passed which it never will be, if passed, it will be a carbon emissions tax, basically fossil fuels are going to be facing taxes. what does that mean? that will get passed along to the consumer. people

rob: a man charged in the death of two chicago police officers will appear in court today, edward brownofficer marrlawlayoh was killed, the officers were distracted by the noise of another passing train when they were hit. funerals for the fallen officers are set for friday and saturday. go find the pages hope to raid 1000 -- hope to raise $100,000. one of the terrorist will spend 40 years behind bars, convicted of plotting isis inspired attack for new york city subways jillian: the move is intended to punish russian agents for cyber attacks in the 2016 election and the attempted assassination of an expired daughter in march. among those sanctions are several intelligence agents, in his pro-blooge the republican party in iowa opening up to conservatives. the south carolina gop considered the nominating contest. vogue magazine wasting no time bashing milania trump's christmas carpet. rob: carly shimkus with fox news headlines serious xm 115 with more christmas controversy, a great picture. >> nice picture, very festive but the folks at vogue magazine wrote an article saying the president

police say the cops were hit by a train searching for edward brown after he fired a gun.andfriends.com. >>> isis terrorists accused in the brutal murder of two backpackers in morocco. one of the four reporterred killers is a extremist. the bodies of two women were found near a camping tent. the one was beheaded. other had a serious throat wound. >>> fox news alert. stocks futures are mixed after increased interest rates caused it to plunge. dow futures cause a nearly flat open. hiking the benchmark range a quarter point between 2.25 to 2.50%. that is the highest raise in 10 years. two more hikes are expected in 2019. >>> so president george h.w. bush's service dog honored by the organization that raised him. >> thank you for your service. [laughter]. and to our country. thank you. [applause] jillian: american vet dogs in long island, new york will help sully brush up on training before he heads to his next assignment at walter reed medical center. sully captured heart of all americans as service to the late president. gosh that photo. ed: so many incredible images that we

i'm edward brown. i am also opposed to the retroactive for the increasingly 80% a.m.i. to 120% a.m.i. is already 193,000 top -- tests that are already there. i heard your comments about people getting well and i disagree with that. 193,000 for the asset test is not really well. second, i'm also opposed to the 12 or dispensary limit. as many people have said already , they have been waiting to have their participation. it also seems discriminatory that the existing m.c.d. owners who have been allowed to open as many as they want our, it is discriminatory for them because they are not opposed. and lastly, page 29, line one, i would like that to read for review and for approval. that is for m.c.d. his so the current existing plans. >> thank you. >> i will clarify some of my comments after public comment period please come forward. >> good afternoon. i am with the people at's dispensary. in regards to the limit in the city that has less than three% black population, i feel that is blatant discrimination. we need to have a level -- a level playing field. we are almost at a y

edward brown is charged in connection with to the cops' death. gun in an alley and fired it just to see if it worked. democrats are hoping a dozen debates helped countdown a potentially massive field of presidential hopefuls. the dnc will hold its first primary debate in june of next year. but they may need to split it up into multiple nights to include all of the candidates. hold every month through mid 2020. at one point nearly 30 people rumored to consider a white house run. brian, send it back to you. brian: announcing retirement in a letter to the president. steve: the general wrote yesterday because you have a right to a secretary of defense whose views are better aligned with yours, i believe it's right for me to step down with from my position. ainsley: what impact will this have on our foreign policy. let's ask "fox & friends weekend" co-host and also a person who served our great country a veteran pete hegseth. >> i appreciate it. ainsley: what do you think about his resignation letter. >> response to building frustration clearly that g

edward, i always think about this. he was born in milton, massachusetts, raised in connecticut, went to yale. his father was a bigwig in finance at browners harriman and yet once he graduated, he was gutsy, going into the military serving, being shot down, but then when he went into the private sector, he didn't expect any handouts. he knew that hard work mattered the most. one of his first jobs was as an oil product salesman, an oil tool salesman. he didn't mind kind of starting at the bottom. i think that that speaks volumes about him hitting the ground. >> exactly. you see the work that he put in, even seeing himself almost as a father in chief of the country at that time. you will remember the former soviet union was crumbling during his presidency here. also he was dealing with crushing debt at the time from the reagan administration, which is part of the reason why he negotiated and worked with democrats reaching across the aisle and increase those taxes, maybe cost him the election, maybe cost him a second term, but he did realize that the country, for the betterment of the country, he needed to do these things in order to go fo

edward wachenheim iii, seen melvin, judy and josh weston. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank >>> tonight on "kqed newsroom," as governor jerry brown prepares to leave office, we talk with him about his life, legacy, and his hopes for california's future. >>> plus from a midterm election that altered the nation's power balance to troubling revelations about big tech, a look back at some of the top stories of 2018. >>> and comedian paula poundstone on politics, podcasts, and performing without a script. we'll hear how she got her start in stand-up right here in san francisco. >>> hello and welcome to "kqed newsroom." i'm thuy vu. we begin with governor jerry brown's farewell. he's leaving office january 7th, handing off the baton to governor elect gavin newsom. during his tenure, he