with the officers buses at the same time be vigilante the sfpd encourages everyone to report hate based crime and we will investigate every incident and i say that to say this had with we have crimes people feel it not necessary to report many people are painting over the graffiti and saying continuation something that happens it is not we need to document so because if may end in a finally violence and any hate a wrong and track it and hold those accountable thank you. >> (clapping.) >> our next leader is someone that, of course, has been shaping the prosecution to move forward in san francisco please welcome our district attorney george gascon. >> (clapping.) >> thank you first of all, i want to thank our mayor for your leadership in this area mayor that is a dark side your leadership means a great deal thank you to the police department and the entire city family the commission and everyone last week the federal bureau of investigation report an increase of 67 percent of hate crimes against muslim-american last year 67 percent and the law center recorded last friday that as long as t

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>> everyone's okay. everyone's doing okay, yeah. just praying. >> we were with kendall right before news broke on wednesday that kanye would be going home after more than a week in the hospital. she was getting ready to strut her stuff wearing her wig. >> any of the family members coming tonight? you guys just get me. [ cheers ] >> hashtag "e.t." team. >> here we go. >> now it is showtime. it is go time. you're about to see all the magic. >> let's go. now i'm freaking out. >> backstage controlled chaos. on stage the 5'1" lady gaga wore platform boots to be as tall as the models, and we found out she even gets preshow jitters. >> i'm nervous. theseom amazing, you know. they should be given an incredible amount of credit for how vulnerable it is to walk out in front of the world in your underwear. >> yeah, try doing it in front of your ex like bella hadid. she walked the runway with the weeknd on stage but told us it's all good. >> he's the best. we're still great friends. >> how was it? >> look at me. >> no nerves for bruno mars, who

[meeting adjourned] everyone th coming out on a beautiful sunny summer afternoon although i guess the first day of winter i'm ed reiskin and this huge interest in low income intersections in san francisco so great to so, so see many of you here to celebrate a accomplishment for making streets of san francisco safer as people know hopefully most people know city leaders in the mayor and board of supervisors and the commissions as well as stakeholders decided 3 years ago no longer tolerant and accept that people will die as they try to get around san francisco so we adapted vision zero back in 2014 to eliminate traffic fatality by 2024 a number of ways we are work toward to goals and with an is redesign the streets to make them safer for all road users we're doing that in all vision zero using date to drive us to where we can make the most impacts and when it comes to the streets we know from research by the department of health that a small amount of our streets 12 percent of our corridors and intersection are responsible for more than 70 percent i have our facility collisions where we

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everyone really seemed to get into the spirit, as you can see there.y were all decked out in continental military uniforms. the army crossed the delaware on december 25th, 1776, to take on the hestians in trenton. >>> spending christmas away from loved ones isn't easy but that's the reality for hundreds of young people training in cape may to be the newest members of the coast guard. thanks to generous folks in south jersey, the recruits were treated to a special christmas. lauren mayk has the story from cumberland county. >> reporter: here at the elk's lodge, the coast guard recruits coming here don't know what's in store for them. a christmas day surprise and celebration. [ applause ] the young recruits have a break from training today, and they're filing in for a party. christmas feast is thanks to volunteers. something else they've been craving. >> what's up? >> reporter: a rare chance to call home. look around the hall and you'll see the cell phones come out. a special treat for the holiday. >> hi, grandma. >> hey, mom. >> i started crying before

turning vehicles and what can you do to make sure that everyone is safe in any situation? thartsz stay patient and alert and, of course, slow down parking and loading a vehicle on accredit city streets is a challenge weather parking and unloading always check for people in our mirrors and blind spots and on the driver's side with our right turn right hand this causes you to look 40 on your left for bicyclists when passersby exiting the vehicle make sure about opening the door know where loading zones are if not loading zones available use side streets never stop in bike lanes or traffic lanes. >> bad weathering and visible rain and fog or low lighting make it hard to see you're vehicle is likely to slide or loss control in eye i didn't controls and create issues for people walking and biking they tried try to avoid pulled and umbrellas and construction get slippery for people the safety thing to do in conditions whether wet or icy or dark slow down and drive more carefully remember going fast may on this save you a few semiautomatic but speeding may cause you a life or you

everyone thank you for coming here and being informed about the advanced manufacturing playbook and thank you for supporting cannabis dispensary can and gap and those that will sell the sfmade pursuits good morning, everyone. >> (clapping.) >> we're now going to her from supervisor cowen sfropg advocate for our industrial jobs and supervisor at the district 10 we're looking to spend. >> (clapping.) >> good morning, everyone in the mayors introduction he earned the title of the number one fan of industrial work in spaces that makes me number 2 march 3 next to kate who knows but i'm excited to be here and thank you to all of you thank you and recognize the leadership of the mayor's office of economic workforce development we're working very, very hard to be inclusive and thought to make sure the policies are representing and recognizing and supporting small businesses in san francisco not leaving out the manufacturing industry i think that is very important to call out when you think about the growth of the manufacturing industry the instructors that is retiring locally that is bringing div

>> everyone's okay. everyone is doing okay. yeah. just praying. >> he'll be okay, won't he? >> yes. of course. >> any of the family members coming tonight? who's coming to support? >> it's just me this year. you guys just get me. paris, bestie gigi hadid is there along with sister bella secret debut. >> how cool is it to have her walking. >> it's a dangerous thing with my sister because i'm going to get emotional, and i just got my makeup done. i am so proud of her. >> bella's ex is also there as a performer. >> he's the best. we're great friends and i'm excited. it's the second show so i know he's going to kill it. child. >> on wednesday -- >> the newly engaged actress wore a black givenchy dress to debut her baby bump. she's been debuting life in pieces, they got engaged in september. >> it's like i have espn or something. >> michael phelps teaching son boomer to swim may be the cutest thing you'll see all day. >> he doesn't want to get wet and he doesn't like to get his he's like dad, i guess. >> he's holding on for dear life. >> while getting introduced to the water y the olympi

, convincing everyone including herself that it is not real. it's not catching fire the cabbages are real, and they are made of wax -- >> if it was plastic, it would have melted over the flame. this is not poof of anything. >> it's proof of something, that salespeople will accept everything from the internet. >> let's pull back the curtain on old car parts. it's not looking for vintage car parts. he is looking for something that has been spotted, darting in and around this shop, spending rodents running. if you look at his first, you notice she from the sunshine coast snake catchers. >> it could be a viper. >> or a >> it's in the panel of the door? >> yeah. it is a big red belly they identify it as, it will be tricky but they're specialists. going to take the door off of the shelve. he gets out his stick. it's always a stick. >> a stick and no gloves. he pulls it right out. the guy that owns the property may see a very sharp deline in rodents -- >> or an increase now. >> we're going to find a nice swampy area for him. >> they wipe the snake dow

our city agrees as well right here in a z inspector duffy, see the craft above you on the streets everyone using walking and bicyclists in particular intersection we have now to the data we have done prior to this change documented over 2 hundred people ride there to intersection to get to work that's as a an invaluable piece of data at the looked at the accident data the fatality date to inform us this was an important intersection to make that change so hopefully everyone driving a vehicle will appreciate pleasant users for this inspector, next item. >> people using different modes of transportation from walking and biking that's why that intersection was designed in. >> way in which of the turns or more safer and slowed down and that the need to have much more alert of everybody users the intersection will be appreciated by that design i want to congratulate everyone for doing this because that will be a good test how integrated most transportation will work in a urban city like san francisco i appreciate the design here i want to allow it to really flower to if we have data that inform

everyone knew that she was so capable of working with everyone constantly. would be cutting someone's hair, giving someone like a tattoo, making an illustration, and all the while running dora show, making people dinner, literally simultaneously all of this stuff would happen and no one knew how she did it >> think everybody should know about billie dixon because that was one undercover dude. in addition to being a brilliant deejay and an encyclopedia knowledge of hip hop, billie had an electronic production technique that was unparalleled and utterly unique. he would use antiquated technology in ways that that technology was never used in the first place, and i was wildly impressed with his production skills. i own a tape machine that he told me and i'm going to love it and cherish it forever. i wish he was still around. >> so what's the effect of this loss on the art scene in oakland would you say? >> i mean i think the effect, it wasn't just one or two people. they were all -- sort of like an artery has been ruptured, that is just kind of bleeding out rig

everyone saw the market going down, people were selling at the bottom.eople were shocked that they lost their jobs and 401(k) plans at the same time. and thought the world would collapse. i got nervous about that, but in a more positive way, it was an opportunity. when everyone saw the world collapsing, i felt that maybe it's an opportunity to see it might actually come up one day. so the issue i have is, we're in a sense, blind to all the possibilities out there. good and bad. today obviously, everyone is thinking everything is going to be fine, and that's where we should be a little nervous about all the bad possibilities that could happen. i don't have a crystal ball. maybe it will not happen in 2017. but we should at least be on alert. >> some psychologists and behavioralists would call that herd mentality. when does the flip side of it become crowd sourcing and taking advantage of the group wisdom to look at our economic foundation. >> a lot of amazing things about herding behavior. if i saw everyone running out of the studio in los angeles, i would

so everyone please, go for it.chatter] getting your attention back might be harder than i anticipated. you can keep networking later. ok. that was great. a little more ambitious than i thought. more of that to come, don't worry. --ore i hand over theoretically hand over the mic, i want to encourage you to do three things today. emily to focus on expanding your perspective. take in today's conversation as ways to learn more about different people. i want you to expand your networks and i want you to think about what we all have in common and what can i as individuals. if we can do that i think there is a lot of power to be had. speaking candidly, i see an amazing group of powerful, motivated and creative women who are capable of really, really incredible things. let's come together, let's collaborate with

. >>> good morning, everyone. right now on 12 today, the new year's eve block party in tempe could look a whole lot different when the valley rings in 2017. the university of arizona make fighting fire safer? what they have been asked to do. >> watching an nfl game for the same price as a footlong from subway. . >>> it's friday. it's early. still have to work today. but we're almost to the weekend. just about 6:00 on this chilly friday morning. live from the 12 news studios all of those stories and more coming up on two today. >>> good morning -- on 12 today. >>> hoping jimmy doesn't shoot his eye out. you know. >> always up to something. talking about a christmas story, a classic. >> we have all grown up with this. and now it's aging us. now it is a classic. the first time i ever saw it, thought i was going to see conan the barbarian and i thought it was a kid's movie. but me and my brother stayed and we laughed all the way. this place here in the west flee, this place is so cool. talking about a christmas story,

we need everyone's ideas and talents. and we need to reinvigorate and reintegrate the poor, all forms societyty, into our again. we have done too much displacing of this. bob putnam writes a lot of stuff on this, about how we are segregating ourselves into various classes, various groups, ended our politics try to export -- exploit back, we are going in the wrong direction. our politics needs to break down those barriers and seek policies that stop the stratification of our society and get back to this beautiful idea of the melting pot or whatever you want to call it. that is the challenge in front of us right now, and the opportunity. i think it is fair to say that you and the house republican caucus have established -- on this. what about the incoming trump administration? have you had any conversations with him? mr. ryan: i've brought this up with him a bunch of times and he , as well, i'm prompted. un-prompted. we are probably farther down the path on this issue. i since nothing but enthusiasm to get working on this.

[inaudible conversations] >> afternoon, everyone.lcome to the southern festival of books in this particular session: standing against oppression. it is our pleasure to welcome to distinguished authors to our panel today. doctor patrick phillips and jason morgan ward.d. we will have presentations by both doctor philip said doctor ward and after both panelists are finished with her presentations we would like to open it up to discussion. following discussion, we will go up to the war memorial auditorium upstairs and there is a book signing and i encourage you to continue discussion with both authors once we get up there, so again we will get started with first doctor phillips. doctor phillips is an associate professor of english at drew university and he is also a poet as well. previous book that he produced, a broken mechanics-- a national book award finalist. .. are talking

everyone's talking about this. in the "star wars" family. >> yeah. >> jimmy: do you know what that's like? i mean, are you feeling it? are you feeling the force? i mean, are you feeling what's up? >> uh, yeah. every day. >> jimmy: everyday? >> every day, riding the force. riding the force. >> jimmy: people want to know everything. they want to know every single scoop about it. fans get crazy about this stuff. they want to know everything. >> yeah, it was real effects secret. >> jimmy: did you see -- yeah. there's a man who got your face tattooed on his leg. [ laughter ] the movie's not even out yet. this is you, this is jyn erso, is that -- >> everyone's going, ah -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: what is your feeling about this? what -- did that do to you when you see this? >> well, i just think, i'm a a bit worried when the hair starts to grow back? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. [ laughter ] i didn't think about that. yeah, i didn't think about that. you might get a beard over there. yeah, it's going to be

>> everyone's going crazy for these big knit things. it's nothing but holes. that's not going to warm. >> that one is really just because of the look and the style. >> it's home decor. you can just throw it over something and it looks clever. you can put it on the wall. there's so many things you can do. you could wear it out. that girl that it wrap around like, i got an outfit to go with it. >> the guys and girls at home are thinking the same. i'm with you. i don't get it. >> this is what i have so far. a giant, giant blanket. >> there you can see how much she's done. all i have to say is you're not going to stay warm with that one >> see you next week, guys. bye. >>> this video is the promotional video for the last frontier heli skiing operation in northern british columbia, canada. basically the wile. >> it looks like a glacier. >> i don't think you can qualify this as just skiing. >> as the video is titled, this goes above and beyond the helicopter taking you to the tippy top of these mountains. these conditions right here in this video are perfect powder

our city agrees as well right here in a z inspector duffy, see the craft above you on the streets everyone using walking and bicyclists in particular intersection we have now to the data we have done prior to this change documented over 2 hundred people ride there to intersection to get to work that's as a an invaluable piece of data at the looked at the accident data the fatality date to inform us this was an important intersection to make that change so hopefully everyone driving a vehicle will appreciate pleasant users for this inspector, next item. >> people using different modes of transportation from walking and biking that's why that intersection was designed in. >> way in which of the turns or more safer and slowed down and that the need to have much more alert of everybody users the intersection will be appreciated by that design i want to congratulate everyone for doing this because that will be a good test how integrated most transportation will work in a urban city like san francisco i appreciate the design here i want to allow it to really flower to if we have data that inform

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good morning, everyone, this is the first of many. right now if you are theying of going through the sunol grade, mission road, the parkway, all the way down to 680 and 880 coming together, here is a look at the waves of moisture rolling through. moderate this morning but for the south bay we talk about the rain shadow, at .04" and 280 17. so moderate at morning and light at noon. mild are temperatures in the upper 50s to increasely sick. alexis? >> we are off to a rough start. a crash since before 400 this morning westbound 580 before isabel in dublin, the two right lanes are blocked and the backup is approaching five miles. that will merge with the typical delays through the a pass. northbound 80 we had a spend intermediate crash hit by another vehicle so it cleared a few moments ago and the backup continues to grow. i will confirm that. a couple of crashes either side of 101 southbound and northbound in the same area north of 92 and we still have all lanes on the northbound side blocked. >> the a.t.f. said it could be weeks before

-- everyone sees the same problem, all this data and how to make something out of it, so everyone has approached it and i believe if i pass or two today every clients and i get the privilege of seeing so many, but if they think about what will be their competitive differentiation, everyone of yoo , they will say its data. it will be the basis of their competitive advantage in some way and if so what we looked at that and said what would be-- where do we separate from i think some of the others out there and i would say we separate in three ways, one this point about the goal being augmenting what man does work this is about helping you do your best or it's about taking care of things so you can do what you are meant to do, which i think we saw fascinating learning and we are now touching probably 200 patients-- 200 million patients. we watch it how doctors have interacted with this technology. has anyone ever worked with brain technology? doesn't always work? no, it's a difficult. i have all these patients with x number of minutes and i can't change the way i do my work. on the very e

everyone has seen these headlines. what can you say the government is doing to ensure that our election system is fair and is on the level? atty. gen. lynch: this is an ongoing process. we have been talking about this now for some time, since the summer, when we began the investigation into the hacks of the dnc, the dccc, and trying to ascertain who was behind that. a number of things that we do, a lot of which were talked about publicly, a lot of which we don't talk about publicly in terms of the investigation and responses we have. this was a grave concern to us. we began in the summer to look at what we could say publicly about this issue. and that is why you saw the intelligence community release its statement in october, a month before the election, letting the american people know that the intelligence community had determined that russia was behind the hacks themselves. the investigation is ongoing. certainly, the review is continuing but we rarely do that , kind of public attribution, but it was important in th

everyone is slow down. that is filling in.80 to the maze at 22 minutes. 24 minutes cross the bay bridge. i will make sure there is nothing beginning on there. southbound 101, it is green at 10 minutes. >> "good morning america" coming up at 7:00 right here. >> amy hollyfield is here with what is ahead. amy? >>> great to be with you, on "good morning america," president-elect donald trump is on a first election thank you tour, and rallying up a rally in cincinnati and making a surprise announcement, picking secretary of defense, general james mattis. kellyanne conway is joining us to talk about latest in the transition, and john legend is here talking about his new album and. ifing in the studio and all coming up next, kicking of your friday. right. >> i love john legend. >> seven-day forecast and michael finney is tackling your questions. >> and blast off for the international space station but, international space station but, all d imagine if the things you bought every day earned you miles to get to the places you really wa

more to the point, everyone is held accountable. they're held accountable to a neutral objective standard. having that court for is key and vital, particularly in baltimore for so much of the problem is not just the reality of the misconduct that we found that the perception and the feeling on the part of so many citizens in baltimore, not just the minority community but people who perceive the baltimore police department as not listening to them or to anyone. having that layer of accountability helps all parties in this. >> you told us backstage that you visited, you were on a 12 city police to her. what was the most surprising thing you learned in those 12 cities? >> what i would say is wasn't so much a surprise as things we were able to amplify. when i went on the to her, i picked cities that had been where baltimore was, that i have been where ferguson was, not just with a problem but a case of mistrust or riots and violence and i wanted to find locations where, in the years after that law-enforcement and community residents hav

removing these barriers and getting everyone on the same page. thank you very much for being here and look for to the conversation. thank you so much. i appreciate it. [applause] >> thank you, mr. speaker. i think a speak for all of us when i say thank you for bringing some of that janesville whether to us. [laughter] speaker ryan: it is going to be 19 below zero. > packers weather. i appreciate the chance. it is hard for me to start a conversation like this without talking about jack kemp. i wrote about him, you work for him. his name is up there, as you noted. if he were there todaye -- here today, still preaching the optimistic, happy, big tent brand of conservatism that he liked to talk about, what would e be pleased about and displeased about in terms of where we are right now? speaker ryan: i remember we would have conservative meetings about fighting poverty and he -- and you could sit everyone around one table at his office. it was like, six people. this is exciting just to see this effort. i think he would be really excited. if jack were

. >> when everyone has gone to bed? >> with so many mouths to feed, her uncle questioned paying the school fees. in liberia as in many parts of the world, school is not free. families have to pay to educate their children. ironically it was ra finna's education that saved her uncle's life. the deadly ebola virus swept across liberia and the disease was everywhere. in her house, her uncle got sick. she recognized the symptoms from biology class. he didn't believe it. she was a girl. but she wouldn't give up. she forced him to be quarantined and get treatment much he survived. educate a girl and good things happen to the family. ra finna's uncle is living proof of that. your mother, did she go to school? >> no, she didn't go to school. she educated our children. >> if you educate your children then it changes their lives and it can change the family's life. you should be proud of her. >> i don't care why. >> you know you can. you can absolutely make it. >> ra finna is strong and driven. she wants so badly to make it. >> w

. >> thank you, everyone and thank you for all your hard work and for abc to recognizing the san francisco police department thank you very much. >> thank you. >> sergeant, next item. >> item 2 consent calendar receive and file request of the chief of police to accept the nomination of $2,000 in the sfpd wilderness program. >> colleagues in your packets a memo from the officer with the donations from the officer program is that a motion. >> move to approve admit public comment on the consent calendar. >> >> good evening and welcome. >> those that looked worried and smiling faces 2000 explores for the sfpd wilderness program i strongly suggest that you encourage more such documents instead of having trees with falling branches causing problems you could adopt a living defense program my nickname is peter and i'll donate you a bunch of cactus and the most food on land a firewall food and flower and fruit and medicinal and frost resistant and they produce more food than anything on the planted month black and white people don't know that but talk to people south of the board an amazing opport

>> everyone. position. >> first lady is due to land in about three minutes. that makes me think she's obviously hovering up there in the clouds and will land soon. this kind of joyous scene here. and it's getting really tense. >> first lady is here. ♪ >> and there are her daughters and her mother. they are all here. and the welcoming begins. ♪ >> everyone's coming now to get to the school where the roundtable is taking place. >> they want to show their appreciation. they want to welcome her. >> everyone's thought the rain. that's dedication for you. it was a mad hustle and the white house is just trying to move everyone along to get in quickly. >> hello. are you excited? are you going to tell your stories? >> yes! >> president ellen johnson sirleaf. >> thank you. >> are we ready? >> yes! >> are we ready for this? >> please put your hands together and please welcome the first lady. [ applause ] >> how are you? >> welcome to liberia. >> thank you. i am so blessed to be here with you all. so proud of

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