may book -- elliot bay bookstores in seattle, he was in the queue for autocalf, -- autograph, and he was from iran. he said it is all useless. these people, meaning the american people, they're not like us who would xerox hundreds of pages of madame bovary. these people don't care about such things. and that question stayed in my mind. and it stayed in my mind because some of my american, you know, you go on book tours, and americans would ask you the same question. can't you guys -- didn't you guys or people in eastern europe need literature because of the fact that, you know, it was banned, it was a repressive country? as if because we have access to literature, because we can just go around the corner and buy it, we shouldn't buy it. what good is a book if you're free to buy it? [laughter] i mean, don't be bloody ridiculous, honestly. [laughter] okay. you guys want to go to jail? to love books? that can be arranged. [laughter] but, you know? but anyway, the point that i was trying to make is that the question, the question that came to committee and the question that i wanted to p

. >> david elliot louis, commenting strictly for myself as a resident of the tenderloin. i technically live in the northern precinct but i suffer the problem of the precinct. i live in the corner of larkin and valero and there is a honduran rock cocaine that are there. when gang members had a stay away order from the tenderloin they stayed on the larkin street. i don't know if that worked for them. somehow the dealers persisted. this is dealing right across from a community playground. it's a huge public safety issue. i was hoping that by maybe moving the western boundary of tenderloin out to van mess, that could help solve the problem certainly enforcing both sides of the streets of the tenderloin precinct is a huge help but i'm still going to advocate and hope that commissioners move the boundary to van ness. that will be helpful to giving the tenderloin the precinct power to deal with persistent drug dealing along with the western border. again, speaking as a private citizen is my concern. >> thank you, mr. louis. any other public comment? >> good evening, mary harris.

. >> greetings commissioners, david elliot louis, from the county of san francisco and so collaborative which we have members in the audience here about the issue of redistricting. i have 2 minutes. i want to say i'm will also on the cit oversight committee. we have trained over 280 officers in the commission. i'm hoping we are going to get the entire police force trained. regarding redistricting i'm glad to see my neighborhood tenderloin is going to extend it's boundaries. i live near the current boundary of larkin street where some of the drug dealers figured out it's the tenderloin with the precinct in a no man's zone . i think they found a loophole. however i hope that you institute a full public process and get a lot of community feedback in these new boundary proposals and this precinct has given a lot of thought. but the input is more crucial. may believe you will do some here and in public forums. that's all. thank you for your time and attention. >> thank you, mr. louis, we will be announcing all public meetings in all areas especially those affected by redistricting proposal.

this time, kicking it out to elliot pitts for the open three. gonzaga with a three-point lead.n progress, in the second half. complete highlights of that game, later tonight on "fox sports live" on foxsports1. in the meantime, what do we take away from this saturday in college hoops? >> you have to look at the game for michigan. it's the worst loss in michigan basketball history. i would not want to be a member of that team. in the postgame locker room. let alone in practice tomorrow. >> well, like i said, john beeline, don't go to church tomorrow. you don't want to see anybody. my big et takeaway, is virginia goes to bcu, snaps their 22-game home winning streak. i think they're going to be there come march. >> final thoughts on butler's win over northwestern today? >> it was impressive the way they won the game. you think butler basketball, a team that takes a lot of three point shots. only five attempts in the game. one make. >> roosevelt jones could not be shopped. anywhere you want on with the ball on the floor, they're so glad they got him back. >> we're getting ready for

. >> public speaker: seasons greetings supervisors, elliot louis here to give you an update from our board wechl had our annual retreat a couple days ago. what i wanted to tell you about was what our board now 14 members, all seats full. thank you board of supervisors for that. for deciding what the keys of mental health issues of france and what our board will investigate and report upon. this is what our board decided by consensus. the issues of children and youth, the relationship between mental health and trauma. issues of seniors, special lau -- especially the shut in seniors that you don't see. issues of criminal health in the system, those incarcerated that can lead to mental illness that can lead to behavior that result in incarceration. these were the key issues, these are the issues we are going to be looking at. i mentioned all 15 seats are full, we still have one open seat and that's seat 16 reserved for a member of the board of supervisors and i invite any of you or all to apply. we would be glad to have you. we only meet once a month. you can send an aid if you can't at

mark elliot here to give us a closer look at what was happening there. mark? >> good afternoon, richard. we continue to follow the weather situation surrounding that air asia flight 8501. on the screen now is the flight path through the java are sea from indonesia up toward singapore was the planned path. it does appear the weather played a big role in what happened with this flight. the colors you see on the screen. this is our enhanced infrared imagery. looking down on the earth at the clouds, the brighter thor colors, yellows and reds indicating the higher cloud tops and the colderer cloud tops. some of the storms were quickly blossoming to over 50,000 feet. of course flight level was near 30,000 feet. the pilot requested to change that flight level to try to avoid some of the storms. at 50,000 feet it would be nearly impossible to go over the storms. this area of the world, famous for big thunderstorms. although it is a tropical part of the world, that flight level would be cold enough that icing could be a concern. investigators will have to eventually an

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a portion of the proceeds go to the elliot corner leukemia foundation. >>> and californians are cleaningr a storm that brought heavy rain and flooding. this was the scene in redwood city where residents were forced to evacuate two mobile home parks. ñ hours knee deep i water trying to save their belongings. 63%. winds out of the west/northwest at 10 miles per hour. it still feels like 40 degrees. we're not dealing with that much of a windchill tonight which is good news. the rest of our region, 30 degrees in the poconos. 37 in potts town. 39 degrees in wilmington. mid 30s in atlantic city. temperatures in milville at 37 degrees thrn this evening and we're at 37 in dover. we're typically in the mid 40s for our daytime high, so we were below average once again today. satellite radar track shows those clouds moving in from the northwest and one place we have a concern for tonight, the polk nose where patchy freezing drizzle is a possibility. if you live in the polk nose, just be careful with that and as we head to the rest of tonight, we clear up. mostly sunny conditions into sunday. temper

. >> david elliot louis, commenting strictly for myself as a resident of the tenderloin. i technically live in the northern precinct but i suffer the problem of the precinct. i live in the corner of larkin and valero and there is

the deal comes about a year after the company's biggest shareholder, elliot management, pushed for a sale. riverbed rose 8% to $20.hundred. >>> pfizer enters into a deal. two companies will develop and commercialize the growth hormone treatment that could replace daily injections with weekly ones. the partnership is a part of a five-84 increase on rare diseases, pfizer announced plans to raise quarterly dividends. shares of pfizer fell slightly to 30.86. >>> a coca-cola shareholder is criticizing the company's chief executive. they added a advise it should be replaced because he is incapable of leading coke's turn around. wintergreen has been critical of the executive compensation plan, saying the shares are deeply discounted bus of poor management and govern fans, secondly, coke sees steady growth coming next year, 2015. coke shares fell nearly 1%. >>> amoco a announced plans to further expand the aerospace business. it has a german titanium manufacturer. the move is a part of alcoa's shift away from mining and pumping aluminum. shares rose fractionally to $14.93. in its annual reve

. >> thank you elliot johnson. we will watch the stock market. we will get some thoughts from bill. if we get a snap election in about the is all anti-bailout party. is that fair? >> to a certain extent. if they want to be outside of the eurozone, they have to stay within the construct. they wanted to be less painful and prayer at the heights of unemployment. they want a less austerity package. there will be difficult will be ans and that struggle. they will get to a compromise on the debt repayment next year. it seems like an awful lot to pay back. volatility and compromise. they will get there. >> we go into next year. you have yields over the last 12 months. the market moves in greece have been isolated. are you holding any italian spanish debt and looking to remove the positions? to take it to a different perspective, we see volatility to add moreates exposure if the contagion moves out. and if we see volatility, we are looking to add positions to the currency. >> there we go. thank you very much. not coming to a theater near you, sony has canceled the release of the interview.

the stories of significant -- i don't even remember joan cue sack, ben stiller, silver man, chris elliot, an a lot more. >> people forget. you were on for nine years which i think still makes you one of the longest tenured -- >> people still forget i was on the show. but i think the weekend update thing is actually -- it's hard to stand out in that cast, usually, but if you're the person that does weekend update at any given moment, just by definition you're kind of a brand on that show. >> yeah, that's kind of the centerpiece on that show. it comes on at 12:00, and then you have before weekend update and after weekend update. >> people go to bed sometimes after weekend update. >> they're very dry. >> you got on the show in part because of dana car vi. >> dana and i new each other from the standup circuit, and dana was also renting a room over the garage of this house i was renting with some other comics in the hollywood hills when he came down from san francisco, he would stay there. >> yeah. >> and we would kind of jam in the driveway with different kind of character stuff. i wasn't a

that's our grand daughter cheyenne elliot performing there. >>> let's send it back for a check on the looks rainy out there in the flask mob. >> a little bit. not the prettiest of evenings. fog and light rain. live doppler will show you the past couple of hours we have had wet weather moving through. the drizzle is hanging on this evening. task it live outside on the rooftop camera atop kgo studios. along the embarcadero the roadways are went and the winds are 15 miles an hour. the fog is settling in. we will have that fog first thing tomorrow morning. also wet weather keeping temperatures pretty mild. upper 50s in many spots. actually 60 mountain view, 59 san jose. the same in san francisco. oakland 57 and right now fairfield at 56. satellite-radar will show you a lot of cloud cover overhead. the area of low pressure to the north is bringing plain to portions of washington and oregon. high pressure off the coast is keeping a lot after that moisture to the north of us. we are dealing with light drizzle at this hour. the high pressure will though clear our skies on sunday afternoon. 7

i hop they'll cooperate, but let me tell enthuse, elliot f.er from the palestinian authority and say, put politics aside for a day, let's celebrate the light of peace, coexistence, let's show everyone this is where we're going at the end of the day, this is where people can actually live together, we'll get benjamin netanyahu there. >> it's pretty obvious that no palestinian minister is going say to soda stream until at least the factory in the west bank, which they see as part of a palestinian state, has closed down. but moving on from that, there have been tensions rising between israelis and palestinians. has any of that filtered through imbue employer relations? >> not at all. within the waffles our factory, there's peace, co-ist ens. it's unlike anything in the world. it's unbelievable. jews and arabs live together. they eat together. they celebrate. next week we're inviting the hanukkah candle. i'm inviting the palestinians. they're going to add light, not take it away. that's what we stand for. >> i have been there and seen them working

indeed, as late as a month before he made the decision, he had written a letter to charles elliot nortonhe had been inspired by an account norton had given about the crusaders and likened the participation in the war to a crusade on the whole civilized world. and ended the letter bay saying he planned to re-up. it will not do to leave palestine yet.mñ(y(t&háhp &hc% but at the time he write the letter, he was to face the last of a series of harrowing experiences. the chancellorsville and wilderness campaigns where the -- as he ped it one time in a reminiscence, the bodies of men lay six-feet deep piled up, and corporates, as he rode his bike on a walk, as he put it, he put it through a blue line.eáz finally he comes to the go back because, among other things, if he does go back, he's not going to be able to go back as an aide. and a position that kept him largely lly out of the line ofa but backy7Ñp into his infantry . and as he says to his mother, the unwaving promotion and i'm re-. the sufficient reason is that i ñ the horrors of the line. and he óu3pzsaid, i know i can a thing coolly

cheyenne elliot.mayor, willie brown's daughter sidney was also singing backup. >> much more ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. north korea responds to accusations the country was behind the sony pictures hack. and the new watchdog group set up to keep an eye on gas prices. why they are concerned about what might happen after the 1st of the year. >> welcome back. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> carolyn, it is foggy and damp outside. we are looking at the exploratorium camera where the buildings are lit up nice and pretty, but you can see the clouds and mild temperatures. it's 59 in fairfield, 58 concord. santa rosa, good morning, light showers at 55. most of the fog has been situated in oakland but we have delays of 46 minutes at sfo. and the coast is very, very foggy. santa rosa six-mile visibility and hayward just two miles. so here's the plan. we will hold on to all the low-level moisture, isolated showers, mist, fog throughout the

cheyenne elliot.r san francisco mayor, willie brown's daughter sidney was also singing backup. >> much more ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. north korea responds to accusations the country was behind the sony hack attack. and the new watchdog group set up to keep an eye on gas prices. why they are concerned about what might happen after the 1st of the year. you've been part of this family for as long as i can remember. and you just mean so much to all of us. the holidays wouldn't be the same without your crescent rolls. we got you a little something. we got you jeans. it's about time. pipin' hot pillsbury crescent rolls. make your holidays pop! [ female announcer ] holiday cookies are a big job. everything has to be just right. perfection is in the details. ♪ pillsbury cookie dough. make the holidays pop! >> live from the kgo tv broadcast center. this is abc7 news. >> welcome back. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the whether with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. good m

know it's cold and just cuddle up and warm up and we're going to get it right and everybody, archie elliot14 times they shot him in prince george's county. ladies and gentlemen, bringing to the podium now, melanie campbell, president of the national coalition on black civic participation. >> no justice! >> no peace! >> no justice! >> no peace! >> i can't breathe! >> i can't breathe! >> we can't breathe! >> we can't breathe! >> black lives matter! >> black lives matter! >> all lives matter! >> all lives matter! >> i want to thank reverend sharpton for your leadership and your leaf time commitment to justice -- your lifetime commitment to justice for all people, for our people. you have been there for the families of the victims of police killings and brutalities for decades. i'm going to age myself, but i can remember way back in the 1990's you were there for the family of philip pinel from englewood, new jersey. any new jerseyans in the house? [ cheering] >> he was killed unjustly by police. you have always been there for our community. when the cameras were off more times than when the ca

elliott's it's -- elliot spitz did a report.e said that the way in which nypd was doing and utilizing stop and frisk, it was improper. but yet raymond kelly persisted with his venue. should a police commissioner not listen to the attorney general of the state of new york? and if he will not, what does that say to the members of the department down the line? eric and i have worked closely over the years. i am known him since he was a rookie. i think the recommendation is called for out of respect for the loss of the lives of these two gentlemen and also keeping in mind eric garner and the others. reflect,need to meditate on what is going on and just allow the families to move through and transition through this period. it is not going to be easy for them. when you come to the grave site, that is the real hard-hitting aspect of it. but i think we should give the families a chance to just meditate and get themselves together, get the help they need . as with the families, such as eric garner and others, who have died over the years

do you remember back in may, 22-year-old elliot roger went on this killing spree near the universityrbara, california, blaming the cruelty of women. women responded on twitter, saying not all men turn romantic rejection into murder. women, yes all women, experience discrimination and harassment. number seven, pro-democracy protesters occupied hong kong's financial district for nearly two and a half months. their hopes, being able to freely choose their leader in 2017. the cause, known as the umbrella revolution, because all these demonstrators used umbrellas to try to protect themselves from the tear gas and pepper spray from police. number six, video of nfl star ray rice knocking his then fiancee unconscious in the elevator, which prompted the #whyistayed. >> it really showed not only that there are complex reasons why people stay, but that there are people out there who have lived this. >> number five, the 2014 world cup generated some massive 3 billion facebook interactions, and during that final match between germany and argentina, audiences tweeted more than 618,000 times per mi