this is a jewel not just of the excelsior but the entire city. i have made a promise a couple times in the past year, year and a halfism . one is when many individuals and family leaders, organizations and elected officials stood with me to say that when we passed our proposition c a couple years aknow for family youth and children, we made a promise to make it easier for families to more than sur vive to actually succeed here in our city. and, in that reflection it was our education, our unified school district working in consert with all of the organizations like first 5 and foundations and partner ships that we wanted to create to welcome our families. i made another promise this past summer when we hosted the womens summit and i stood there on the stage with mayor libby shauff and proclaimed things we would do for the cities. she made promise to make micro loans to women owned business squz she did that in front of everybody on the phone. i didn't have that technology with me at the tame because i promised to make childcare expanded in the ci

when i took over last september, the city supported us, the community supported us and the entire year for 12 months and finally today, i am so happy. we are done, and now we're going to open it up. i'm so grateful, and we are so grateful to the city of san francisco especially mayor lee and his office. [ applause ] and supervisor cohen and all the staff and planning department for helping us, especially the community here. and we will work even harder to bring good food to our neighbors especially at a good price. how about that? [ applause ] i try so hard personally to bring coffee to serve the community, but now that we open might be two more weeks due to the construction. thank you very much for all of you toe. today. thank you all for being here. [ applause ] mayor lee and supervisor cohen's charge to our department is not only to create good jobs, but make maug sure it's the residents of the community that get those jobs and i'm proud to invite up anthony page, who will speak to his role here and his new employment opportunity here at duc loi. [ applause ] >> how is everybody doi

the mayor says as far as the federal funding to get flood protection for the entire city, he says that is at the white house. at 10. the many piles of sandbags still sitting in cedar rapids neighborhood's will start construction services to remove those residential sandbags. pick up from the curb is expected to take about three weeks to complete. the 420-thousand dollar contract covers pick up and disposal of the bags with a request that the sand be reused. the city council has now approved the buyout of a well-know cedar rapids hotel. cooper's mill hotel and restaurant shut down during the flood evacuation and will not re open.today, the council approved a purchase agreement of more than 5-point-2 million all of its contents.the city plans to demolish the building next spring as part of flood protection efforts. while the city picks up sandbags, it is also hoping to pick up struggling businesses. tomorrow morning, leaders will discuss a new effort to provide financial support to area shops that suffered financial losses because of the flood.although most businesses didn't sustain floo

i especially appear before you to make sure that you understand what we are trying to do as an entire city with our police department. we're undergoing one of the biggest reform efforts in the history of this department, and our chief is leading that, and one of the reasons today is that you will undoubtedly be involved in many of our confrontations that other police officers do probably on a daily basis. and the trend has been that there are more people that are victims of alcohol and drug abuse, and will exhibit in many occasions a danger to themselves or others and you will definitely be called upon to intervene in those situations. one of the principles of our police reform that is going on today, one that i greatly value is the principle of the sanctity of life. you probably already have been receiving training on that. but you also will be trained in the practice called "receiving time and distance." that is when you are called upon, i think we'll ask you to do your best to create that time and distance for the purpose of preserving life. in that, i want you to know that the rest of

in that, i want you to know that the rest of the city is not simply asking you to carry the entire burden of that. ; that we're going to be partners with you the best that we can and one of those strong partnerships that i am and this administration is funding with the full cooperation of the police commission, your chief , all the management staff is to say that when you are asked to intervene and if you can create that time and distance with everybody's safety in mind, we'll then have mental health and public health experts to be at your side. so that they can do the specialty crisis intervention that you create the time and distance in order to have. we have got to work as a team. if we're going save more lives out there, we have to make sure that we have the ability to get some professionals to work alongside with you, so we can intervene in the sometimes very tragic circumstances and if we can get the mental health expertise with the people standing behind me, the crisis intervention specialists, they are referred to as our entire team train by our public health department to work in

the mayor says as far as the federal funding to get the entire city protected, he says that is up to the white house. it probably means we will be dealing with the next president. covering the corridor in new bohemia . >> city council has purchase of a well-known hotel. the cooper's no tell was closed during the flight and will not reopen. today the council approved a purchase agreement of more than $5.2 million for the property and all of its contents. they plan to demolish the building next spring as part of flood protection efforts. >> hundreds of thousand of sandbags will slowly start to disappear. city leaders tell fox28 news it will take three weeks to pick up all the sandbags at a cost of more than $400,000. that translates to $39 per ton of sandbags. because it will takes a long leaders are asking all residents to be patient. >> there is a lot of material out there. people use those sandbags. it will take us some time to get it cleared up. we will be working on it with the contractor a s in the next few weeks. >> the city plans the reuse the uncontaminated sand as it collects

the entire city is completely blacked out. there are no traffic lights. civilians are trying to direct traffic. people are wandering the streets aim ls lee. i could only advise people not to come here under any circumstances. >> there was so much damage in san francisco and oakland that the area near the santa cruz mountains almost was forgotten. people in watson and santa cruz were left to fend for themselves. many people felt helpless that night. no way of knowing whether their loved ones were even a looi. desperate messages on sheets of paper. the new homeless sleeping under the stars. >> for some it took years to recover. for many the emotional scars still remain. >> boy oh boy for more stories on these and others, you can find it on the home page. >>> people who ride the golden gate ferry are some of the wealth yes commuters in the area. average ferry riders about 45 years old with an annual household income of about $150,000. the survey also found that golden gate bus riders are 42 years old on average with an average household income .42 years old

the indians continue the entire city's winning streak. last cleveland campion ship. but still, four months to the day since the cavaliers lifted their trophy, is indians raise their own and punch their ticket to the world series and try to win since the first time since 1968. they lost in 95 and 54 but this time it is different. the city is different and the city however h public the play offs by everyone accept themselves and their fans. forget all the nonsense and get that picture in your mind what downtown cleveland will look like on tuesday. they led the capital leers to winning and the indians host game one of the world series. before this year the cavaliers two titles in four month aepz and that is no mistake. >>> definitely a day of celebration in cleveland and we are at field tonight. how do you feel? >> well i feel great, when we come back in sports we're going to let you relive the best part of the sports today and go on one with the surprise hero in games so i knew what to expect but when you get on the mound it is a different feeling you know? >> right fi

gratitude for an investment monday october 24, 2016 to be north throughout the entire city of milwaukee." in milwaukee jonathon gregg, fox6 news. city leaders and bank employees placed additional items into the time capsule before it was stored away for decades to come. history in the making -- the chicago cubs are heading to the world series. after more than a hundred years -- fans could see the cubs win a world series. the send-off they gave hopes the wait is over -- next. coming up-- a proposed alternative to juvenile prison in milwaukee county. why officials say this new type of charlie grimm" a blast from the past... 1945... that's the last time the chicago cubs even reached the world series... it's now been 71 years since they were beat by the detroit tigers in seven games. and the last time the cubs actually won the world

. >> have a love and appreciation for the players and coaches but the entire city of denver. >> brock osweiler how do fans and players in >>> cleveland indians are back at home this morning after winning the championship title. helped bring the nba championship to leaved last season is excite about the chance for the indians to bring the another tight to the city. lebron james says his excitement does not compare to the excitement of the fans though. >> we all know the excitement going on in our town now. as good as it is for the players on both sides it is even better for the fans. tour fans get an opportunity to follow the indians and follow the cavs and cover them many years. it is great for them. >> indians host game one of the world series on tuesday night. >>> indians don't know two they'll be playing yet. that needs to be decided. chicago cubs lead l.a. dodgers three games to two. cubs got that lead by winning game five last night in l.a. game six will be played in chicago tomorrow. one more victory for the cubs and they'll be off to the world series, too. series since 1908. th

metro says not only is the campus going to be heavily guarded-- but the entire city will be as well. ((undersheriff kevin mcmahill, metro police "we all still continue united states of america remains an issue so we have to stay vigilent on the outside of the event which is it what my appeal was to the community, if you see something, say something.)) ((brittany edney)) and commuters get ready, from about 4 to 10 pm on wednesday... metro says there will be intermentent closures of the 215 beltway, streches of i-15, east&westbound russell road from mccarran airport to maryland parkway. plus parts of tropicana avenue and swenson street. worldwide significance of hosting. len jessup, unlv president "for us to have all eyes on us for this week is just an incrediable opportunity.")) ((dave courvoisier)) >>> that was britney edney reporting. the latest cbs news poll shows hillary clinton is leading donald trump, with just 22 days to go until the presidential election. meanwhile.. the fbi releases more information on its investigation into the clinton email scandal... the papers detail how

to report when it's full or empty is help to make the difference in the quality of life for the entire city. >> to give you perspective, i can put a sensor in the trash can and that's great, it can tell you if it's empty or full and needs to be picked up. but now if i have that information and can see what the typical levels are on a daily basis and i can now switch the trash pickups from your standard pickup that shows up at your house, to better help the transportation department, we're going to achieve like multiple effort. >> the smart trash cans will communicate back to headquarters using new wi-fi technology being installed on new street lights, a pilot program of about 80 of the new lights are up and running at the white house, the new l.e.d. lights can be controlled and will self-report when they need to be repaired. in addition to the wi-fi hot spots on the poles, there will be cameras on them used by the help to find parking spaces. >> how strategic can we be about the assets we own? and how can we use our assets this a way that not one or two, but agencies can help the residents

councilmembe m with staff members in the storm water department and not with the entire city koupbs smile this report we are talking about was 2014. when i -- council in this report we are talking about was 2014. >> this is a culture of withhold information and we will make a decision ourselves. >> reporter: he wants to make sure it never happens again. >> we have to provide oversight. products or deliverables so we see the reports. >> reporter: in all 148 million gallons of waste water has been dumped into the bay. reporting in saint pete, back to you. >>> we still don't know the environmental price of the sewage spill but the city estimates it will take millions just to put them back on-line again. >>> right now, crowds are gathering ahead of trump's rally in the midflorida credit union in florida tonight. this venue has preparations are underway. it starts at 7:00. we will bring you live coverage all night. >>> early voting in are florida starts ited and lines are getting long at the polls. now, -- started today and the lines are getting long at the polls. for many it is the first time

they don't want to repeat what haened nearly 17 years ago with hurricane flo destroying the entire city. >> i think that everybody should get out pretty much. if you're not out by now, you need to get out and cometo a place. >> mayor bobby jones of princelle said him and his crew were going through the town lastnight to make sure everyone is out safe. in tarboro, david grzybowski voluntary evacuation order in goldsboro. a curfew is in effect right now fothe next 30 minutes through 6:00 this morning. >>> and even though the weather from hurricane matthew ilong feing the storm effects. ll yesterday people were looking at the cape fair river in lillington, ich had flooded. the town had a lot of other problems. a tree crashedo wn hall, and the power was out forcing officers to direct tffic. people were hoping thy'd have enough gas just to home. >> i've been looking for gas for about or 15 minutes, and every station i go to the power's out. i'm dead on empty. >> afor the owner of that gas station, he says he's cells but also from his product spoiling due to power loss. >> our other big story

a neighbor said it felt like the explosion shook the entire city. >>> french's president will preside over a ceremony tomorrow of a bastile day attack. the ceremony was to be held today but had to be postponed because of weather conditions. fans remains under a state of emergency after those attacks last year. >>> a small plane crashes in pennsylvania and the pilot was >> what officials say happened that almost took the life of the pilot. >>> and a doctor claiming discrimination on a plane after a passenger falls ill. what she said the flight >>> a small plane crashed at an airport in pennsylvania this morning. >> crews reported that the single-engine piper cherokee owned by westmoreland aviation crashed as it was landing. the pilot was injured in the crash and taken by medical helicopter to a hospital. his injuries were not severe, a spirit airline was diverted to cleveland as a result of the crash. >>> the human fly who scaled the trump tower in new york in august made a brief court appearance yesterday. the 19-year-old is charged with reckless endangerment and criminal trespassing.

we feel it's in the best interest of this entire city that we have the opportunity to have our voices heard. >> reporter: unlike many things, measure 2a doesn't come with a price tag. >> 2 we're not asking for more money. we're not asking for an increase in taxes. >> i think it's unnecessary. >> reporter: bill christopher is a member of the keep westminster strong committee and the former city manager. his fear is down the road it will cost the city and in turn cost the taxpayer. >> i think it's inevitable down the road sometime there would be a proposition to raise tax snooze that would be possible to be part of collective bargaining. >> that's one of our issues, keep westminster strong. i think the police would be next. that's a no brainier what is being proposed already exists in nearly every major city in the denver metro area. >> almost every major fire department, the departments that provide fire and ems services operate under some type of collective bargaining agreement. we don't feel there is used more often than not. >> reporter: those opposed say it's not the right choice f

in that, i want you to know that the rest of the city is not simply asking you to carry the entire burden of that. ; that we're going to be partners with you the best that we can and one of those strong partnerships that i am and this administration is funding with the full cooperation of the police commission, your chief , all the management staff is to say that when you are asked to intervene and if you can create that time and distance with everybody's safety in mind, we'll then have mental health and public health experts to be at your side. so that they can do the specialty crisis intervention that you create the time and distance in order to have. we have got to work as a team. if we're going save more lives out there, we have to make sure that we have the ability to get some professionals to work alongside with you, so we can intervene in the sometimes very tragic circumstances and if we can get the mental health expertise with the people standing behind me, the crisis intervention specialists, they are referred to as our entire team train by our public health department to work in

areas, and there are concerns that the death toll will go much higher as the hurricane leveled entire cities, destroying thousands of homes and businesses, already one of the poorest nations in the world.>> pope francis is urging people all of the world to pray for the victims of hurricane matthew, especially the hundred set of lost their lives in haiti, and the pope made the plea during his regular sunday mass in st. peter's square in vatican city. >>> the giants need to win tonight, madison bumgarner on the mound, last wednesday hit a four hit shutout against the mets, and tonight he will face the cy young award of -- winner jake.>> you cannot go out there and try to get by because chances are it will not work out. you have to find a way, and go out there and compete.>> game 3 is at 6:30 pm at the fox news station, and if the giants win tonight, game 4 will be tomorrow at at&t park as well. >>> at the top of the afc west, beating the san diego chargers, 34-31, and featuring the first touchdown catch of the season, watch this. he is gone with a 64 yard, bringing the raiders within a point,

homes but they don't want to repeat what happened 17 years ago with hurricane floyd destroying the entire city. >> i think that everybody should get out pretty much. if you're not out by now, you need to get out and come to a safe place. it's not safe out there. >> mayor bobby jones of princeville said him and his crew were going through the up to last night to make sure everyone is out safe. forced a voluntary evacuation order in goldsboro. a curfew is in effect right now and continues until 6:00 this morning. even though the weather from hurricane matthew is long gone, communities are still feeling the storm's effect. yesterday people were looking at the cape fair river in littlington that had flooded. a tree crashed into town hall and the power was out forcing officers to direct traffic moderators. weijia jiang reports from washington university in st. louis. >> hillary clinton and donald trump didn't mince words in their second debate getting right to the video released friday in which trump was heard using vulgar language about women. >> yes, i'm very embarrassed about it. i hate it. >> i

an exciting time to see the indians and world serie into keep o playing strong and tough and the entire city is behind them . >> a great morning here with th light up just be around the baseball players and they solve this new entertainment center.a when he played here in the '90s could see how much she enjoyed the gamen . they had fun, just like with francisco lindor you can see ho much fun he was having.. tonight's game has been moved up one hour because of the threat of rainfall, first pitc is now at 7:08 p.m. trevor bauer will pitch with indians against08 jake arrieta the cubs. start time for tonight's game i at 7:08 p.m., eight the gates open at 4:30 p.m. stay with us for complete rally with the indians. police have released details on the death of a north olmste man. the body of city 5-year-oldol james cashin was found saturday in an areaca near the pearl road bridge in big creek forgot they say he died from blunt force go back in august. both anthony kennedy and seth was a north olmsted have been charged with aggravated murder, it is believed thatbe james cashin was in a long-term rel

. >> it is an emotional issue for that entire city. you say long-time losers, they're loveable losers. now they're going to be winners. >>> up next, one city is more than doubling its rain total for the season in one day. rob is watching the rain as it soaks the south bay right now. >> the city would be san jose where we're adding to the total with light rain at times. we could still see downpours coming in as this heavy raindrops into the bay area. moving south to north for your morning commute. how much more rain you can expect coming up. >> this exit will be slick as will be most of the exits in the bay area. 580 westbound, watching slick conditions, a couple of spinouts just reported. we'll point out a couple. >>> a father-son pair who have been putting on free haunted houses for years have their generosity ruined by a holiday crime. you're watching "today in the bay." rain smacking partsf the barea from our traffic meras. from the golden ge idge-- >>> rain hitting parts of the bay area this morning. a live look from our traffic cam

. >> many other people throughout entire city who have actual victims of the war on drugs you're choosing to turn a blind eye to and be callous and uncaring to. >> joining me now to discuss the unusual program. swan, oakland reporter and buckston, owner of a cannabis program in oakland. tell us rachl a little bit about it. what is it intended to do? >> well this is ostensibly attempt to develop a permitting system now required by the state and will allow people to get state licenses. it's also an attempt to deliver some form of reparations for the u.s. drug war. so oakland is trying to kind of priorityize permits for people who have been arrested for marijuana offenses in the past and for people who lived in neighborhoods that were, i guess, affected by the drug war. >> so equity is for people who have been what arrested in the fact or unfairly treated? >> arrested or harassed. cab bis was used by police for gateway to investigate other things. very specific how they chose which people to go after this. certain communities police used this as way to get involved in the community. >> so th

. >> to imply the front is rampant at any level from the precinct to al an entire city or state is withouterit and lacks any credence or proof within the modern history of elections in this country including this commonwealth. >> trump has suggested philadelphia is a hot bed of voter fraud. earlier this week republican city elections official called those claims irresponsible by the way trump will be campaigning in newtown, bucks county, tomorrow. >>> meanwhile, more problems arise for the clinton campaign. wikileaks just released another 4,000 private e-mails from the account of campaign chairman john pa did he say at a. hacked e-mails reveal a disagreement about holding a clinton summit in morocco she lined up a $12 million commitment from king muhammed the sixth but ended up not goi going. her top aids worried it would harm the launch of her campaign. >>> developing to night unsettling act during one ugly election season. you can watch it happen right here with your own eyes. you see this? vandals are doing everything they can to tear down a trump and pence campaign sign in bucks county

. >> happening today an entire city in idaho wants to honor the dog as a hometown hero. is 11 years old, a pug, and saved his fire from a fire. all the own are said jackson alerted the family by barking when sparks started coming from an outlet. jackson will be the first animal ever to receive the hometown her reaward. >> i want a parade for him and everything. >> my dog would not do the same. >> come on. >> he would run in the opposite direction. >> have a great day. >> hey, everybody. you're invited to spend the next half hour right here with us. there's gonna be drama, there will be suspense, and there just might be a check with a whole bunch of zeros on it. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] all right, today's contestant is a 24-year-old cancer research specialist from enfield, connecticut. please welcome amal gulaid. [cheers and applause] hey, amal, how are you doing? >> hi, nice to meet you. >> welcome, nice to

calling a small and significant stretch of flood protection and a first step to protecting the entire city one day. mayor ron corbett explained th the lowest area. a verse see -- others see the levee is giving the green light to more development. >> this first half-mile stretch sends the signal that we will protect our city in the future. that has led to people starting development after the 2008 flood and the restructure of facilities and other buildings. people are building because reporter: while the city continues to push for federal dollars to provide flood protection on both east and west side of cedar rapids, this part of the levee should be completed by the end of next year, 2017. covering the corridor tonight, matt hammill , cbs 2 news at 6:00. >>> reporter joe huisinga is live to let us know who and when they will pick up the sandbags. jo.>> reporter: the sandbags start as and they have become an eyesore. today the city signed a contract to get them out of here. the city has contracted with quality construction services to remove sandbags from residential areas. the $420,000 cont

almost the entire city had to be evacuated.t that time i was on the city council, and we were charged with getting the city back up and running. people were concerned about whether they should reinvest in the city. on the committee i was on, some of my fellows spent a lot of time debating trivia and i got so frustrated and angry that at one point i shouted stop talking and start moving dirt and that is the sense of urgency i want to bring to the united states senate. there've been too many things that they've not finished, they haven't worked on or got been taken care of and issues have been festering for years. that's one minute. thank you very much. >> i am running for the united states senate because i am sick and tired of the corruption that has become systemic in washington. i don't believe that senator has done anything to address these issues and in fact he is part of the problem. the collapsing commodities prices that are destroying profits for the oil producers and farmers are the direct result of the failed economic a

nothing but love and appreciation for not only the organization, the players, the coaches but the entire city of denver. >> reporter: brock may not know what kind of reception he'll get here monday night, but i do. he said he left in so many words because he thought it was better there than here. it will be time for bronco fans to stand and let him have it. mike klis, 9news. a week ago was broncos/chargers on thursday night football. tonight packers/bears. green bay broke it open with three tds in the 4th. packers win 26-10. nothing against the bears, but let's be honest. the biggest game played tonight for chicago fans was played on the diamond, game five of the nlcs cubs and dodgers. bringing back their longest tenured dodger for a pregame boost. >> it's time for dodger baseball! >> awesome. vince scully back as a fan for the first time. game five a must win with the series deadlocked at deuces. cubs struck first in the 1st. anthony rizzo driving home the speedy dexter fowler making it 1-0. dodgers tied it russell played hero back to back nights with a home run. cubs win, cubs win, cubs win

. >> plus, an explosion that looked like it shook the entire city. a home blown to bits. ahead, we will explain what led up to the frightening moment. >> and don't forget, you can join us for newschannel8 on great 38 every night from 8:00 to 9:00. actually, can join jenn holloway, josh benson, and julie phillips. they hold down the fort. >> ahead for us tonight, our badly donald trump has been hurt by those hot mic comments about women. north carolina struggleing to night out of the massive and deadly flooding hurricane matthew left behind. and, samsung reassessing after reports of more burning phones. this time, replacement models on nbc nightly news. what if one of the biggest challenges we face down here... could be solved... simply by looking up there? what if unlimited, clean power good the economy and good for florida? it's not a "what if." it's "what's next." solar power for the sunshine state. vote yes on amendment 1. >> now, to what's making headlines across america. a home explosion rocked the city of port clinton ohio. fire from the explosion spread to nearby h

. >> it would be a loss for the entire city. >> reporter: that is paul, executive director of the cities preservation alliance who says he is still waiting for final plans from the toll brothers company will do. >> we are looking at complete demolition and then building something that kind of looks like what was there. that would be a real problem. >> we need to recognize this is a problem we're working with toll brothers and community to try to keep the integrity of the first, second, their floors intact. >> reporter: not everyone agrees, owner of this jewelers, one of the stores which could be demolish hangs this blue sign. he didn't want it on camera he said he says new resident in this area could be good for business but he is in the minority as many think new construction means generations of history could be wiped away. >> when you start removing the jewelers row, you are destroying philadelphia. >> reporter: on jewelers road, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> in campaign 2016, presidential nominees are under fire. donald trump is stumping in must win florida today. repub

how an entire city is teaming up to send a message of cheer to sick kids. follow your own sense of style... because, you want to be confident. t.j.maxx really helped us express our creative side. that's the best part. you don't know what you're going to find. i always find great deals on shoes... purses... we're a team. yeah. >>> it's never easy being in the hospital, but for one minute every night, young patients at hasbro children's hospital enrolled i don't get a special good night from the people of providence. light from high rises and waterfront desks and parks. strangers/flashlights to show their support, and the kids get their own flashlights to return the message. >> you gain the thought like everything is going to be okay, and it gives you a sense of hope. because, people out there do care about you. and, they want you to feel better. >> this is really the hospital resident started the nightly message known as good night lights. it just keeps growing, and more businesses and groups joined in. i love that. >>> the owner of a daycare chain is not le

people in one ohio neighborhood say a home explosion felt like t shook the entire city. the fire spread to two other homes. the sheriff's office says two people were in the home at the time of the explosion. both were taken to the hospital. >> caught on camera, a beauty salon blow out. a woman goes on a rampage at a hair salon, knocking down merchandise and attacking the salon owner too and it seems it was all over >> one look at surveillance vido and it's easy to see why. an angry customer losing control after not getting a cash refund she had been asking for. >> she pushed and punched and i was knocked down on cement. >> the owner didn't want to go n camera fearing another outburst by someone, claiming the store would have gladly exchange the $12 in merchandise. cases causing all sorts of damage. photos show some of the aftermah from her rampage. the owner says she was also attacked and beat up. outside the woman was tried to e controlled by one man when she grabs it is owner with her arm, tossing her down. >> i'm scared. i'm in the -- here over 20 years and i never ha

it is the first time the american championship series is in cleveland since 2007 and the entire city ready to go. hi, everyone. i'm live with you from progressive field. this is the first time ever the indians and the blue jays are meeting up in the playoffs, and it is the perfect ar and you're at home. you need to win this game tonight. so if you're looking for an edge, how about derry francona? i mean, he has been unbelievable in the playoffs, but both of these teams have won six straight. they're both hot. the indians coming off the sweep of the red sox. how do the indians handle adversity. they were up in every game against the red sox. what if they get down? they can handle that. a lot of people think the jay also win this series, but there has. they are close. they really, really love each other, and they love playing baseball together and they want more. >> not getting to the playoffs, winning the world series, and for us to, you know, be in this opportunity to get there, we're all happy with it. we're enjoying this. we're having fun with it. but we have to take one game at a

as is the entire city of cleveland. a big elgame tonight tons ofs of people expected downtown.xpect i think everybody already was excited and then they released the roster yesterday and we saw that catcher the is on it. it's been a roller coaster ofoao a hospital room with my handl r broken, crying my eye out because i wasn't going to be a part of this team. we all feel like we want to be part of this team. part of this team. we all feel like we want to be part of this team. tens of thousands of fans expected to flood downtown tonight for the indians red sox showdown. the city is already preparing expted tonflux of traffic. tonig those orange, no parking signsks have already started popping up along major roads throughoutreoo downtown. there will be no parking today between four pm and two am and friday from noon until midnight on several roadways. city leaders saying it's all about making the 2016 cleveland indians postseason more enjoyable and less stressful. there won't be basically cars parked on the street, we we'l

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almost the entire city had to be evacuated. at that time i was on the city council. and we were charged with getting the city back up and running. people were concerned about whether they should reinvest in the city. on a council committee i was on, some of my fellows spent a lot of time debating trivia. and i got so frustrated and angry at one point i shouted, stop talking and start moving dirt. that's the sense of urgency i want to bring to the united states senate. there are too many things they have not finished, they have not worked on or got taken care of and issues have been festering for years without -- moderator: that's one minute. robert marquette. sen. hoeven: thank you very much. mr. marquette: thank you, matt. i'm running for the united states senate because i am fed up, sick and tired of the corruption, graft, and greed that has become systemic in washington. i don't believe senator hoeven has done anything meaningful to address these issues. and in fact he is part of the problem. the collapsing commodities prices that are destroying profits for north

you have the rest of the city and it is regular 911 traffic coming into the system so you have an entire city to maintain as far as 911, but also support the incident so it is rabalance between patient squz criticality and available resources within the system what is the availability of surge unit from our private partners, etc. it is a balance. we also would use the mass casualty bus in a situation where you have large working fire as a rehabilitation station but also utilized for local emergency rooms that over whelmed with patient populations from broget internal and outside event and can be rolled to the hospital and allow surge capacity for that emergency department. the personnel can come on board and have additional twnt patient capability. >> how long does it take to deploy the mass casualty bus? >> the greatest time period to get the bus is generally twnt 20 to 25 minutes. muni drivers are operating the bus for us as they have the most experience. currentsly they are housed at a major muni repair facilities, so the availability of a muni driver is the only real self limiting factor.

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and we have an entire city that has been poisoned.mrmeen: that was rosario dawn in "and it could divided," talking to someone in flint, michigan, about the water crisis. solly granatstein, can you talk about that? >> the flint water crisis is certainly one of the most heartbreaking sagas in recent memory. rosario dawsonon went to invevestigate what has happened. i would sayy the two names that came out, one was t that this ws a community that was battered and really nobody had any idea what was going on. it was down to the actual citizens of the community, citizens and scientists launching their ownn investigation n in the facee ofn official denial that anything was wrong that really turned this story into a national -- a national story and a catastrophe we all know about. as was shown in the clip, nono e knows exactly how w much damage was done. and no one will know for years how much damage was done by the lead in the water because lead poisoning is invisible and something that can only come out years hence. it affects -- when child

the poa pushing back against the poa is within of the challenges this commission and you know the entire city needs to live up to there will be a first opportunity now that ron davis said what we said and mayor ed lee about back him to say not to delay the poa as the blue ribbon panel said the birds between the poa and sffd must be a bright line and meet and confer is not meet and agree thank you. >> the brief response on june 22nd it was naefbt that commission that abundant the carr rotted and prohibited shooting at car when not a weapon in the vehicle that was anonymous and back on june 22nd thank you for your comments is there any additional public comment on this item hearing none, public comment is closed. sergeant, next item. >> item 7 vote on whether to hold item 8 in closed session san francisco administrative code action. >> colleagues a motion to hold item 8 in closed session. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? that item passes ladies and gentlemen, we're in thank you. >> commissioner president loftus we're back in open session we have quorum thank you sergeant, next item. >>

.")) >> metro says not only is the campus going to be heavily guarded-- but the entire city will be as well. it cost unlv some 30- million dollars to put on the debate. you can watch it right here on channel 8 at 6 pm./// ((kirs in las vegas this sunday to stump for hillary clinton and catherine cortez masto. ((brian loftus)) >> he'll outline the high stakes of november's election for nevada families and highlight clinton's vision for an america. no word yet on the time or location of the event. ((kirsten joyce)) >> if you are interested.. we've posted a link on our website at las vegasnow dot com./// ((brian loftus)) >>> 8 news now is your local election headquarters. you can find all things politics both on air and online at las roads? tomorrow's debate at unlv takes place at 6pm and it will cause periodic lane closures between 4pm and 10pm along i-15 south from sahara to 215 east through the airport connector to russell road. russell road, both directions from mccarran to maryland parkway, maryland parkway from russell to trop maryland parkway to swenson and swenson from naples to t

this is a jewel not just of the excelsior but the entire city. i have made a promise a couple times in the past year, year and a halfism . one is when many individuals and family leaders, organizations and elected officials stood with me to say that when we passed our proposition c a couple years aknow for family youth and children, we made a promise to make it easier for families to more than sur vive to actually succeed here in our city. and, in that reflection it was our education, our unified school district working in consert with all of the organizations like first 5 and foundations and partner ships that we wanted to create to welcome our families. i made another promise this past summer when we hosted the womens summit and i stood there on the stage with mayor libby shauff and proclaimed things we would do for the cities. she made promise to make micro loans to women owned business squz she did that in front of everybody on the phone. i didn't have that technology with me at the tame because i promised to make childcare expanded in the ci

interesting about this potato time that although the shooting took place right off of third street, the entire city felt the vibrations of this action. ultimately, the mayor and the governor ended up calling in the reserves to help bring peace. the city underwent several days of a lockdown of a what's the word? thank you supervisor peskin several days of late curfew. mr. peskin you might remember? several days of a curfew of what's interesting although the shooting took place in bayview hunters point the mission neighborhood felt it. across the whole city even worse than the school stood up in revolt. i use that to begin the conversation because there we are 50 years later still dealing with some of the same symptoms of the problems that we were doing with 50 years ago. with that said i like to begin with my prepared remarks acknowledging that we are in the midst of a difficult debate and conversation about the inequity in the basic functioning of the criminal justice system. this debate includes general police practices might use of force, and most important a aggressive policing. but it also incl