george davis stripped naked in times square today, while making a speech.e then conducted interviews. all while he was nude. the former mayoral candidate spoke out last year against a san francisco public nudity ban.saying it's a form of expression. davis has been arrested twice for public nudity. >>jacqueline bennett you probably notice that it was warmer today with temperatures in the 80s and 90s in some places. we were in the '80s in the south bay and in the bay and '80s in much of the north bay as well. tonight the fog is returning it is currently sitting at the coastline spilling into the bay and east bay. we will see the fog in the same locations plus the north bay in the early morning at which some drizzle near the coastline. that continues into the 5:00 hour. the later morning shows the fog lingering at the coastline but we see clearing by the it 10:00 hour in the east bay and at the coastline. temperatures tomorrow a little bit warmer than today with a lot of upper 80s. more '90s for the inland valleys as well. seventies inside the bay with a few l

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san francisco board of supervisors candidate george davis walked through new york times square today completely nude. davis was campaigning for the right to be nude in public. after giving a speech, he gave interviews, but naked, while onlookers took photos and giggled. davis has been arrested twice for public nudity. >>> back-to-back hurricanes bearing down on the hawaiian islands this evening. it's not surprising that many bay area vacationers had no idea of the impending weather as they waited to take off this afternoon. nbc bay area's mark matthews is at sfo with the latest on the storms. boy, is that a bummer for people heading out. >> reporter: it really is. you know, we have a little muggy weather here in san francisco, but halfway across the pacific, weather causing some real concerns. long lines at gas stations, and at grocery stores, the hawaiian islands are getting ready for something that just doesn't happen that often, two hurric e hurricanes churning toward them. some stores are running short of supplies like batteries, flashlights, and bottled water. >> i got here as s

george davis speaking out against a ban on public nudity in san francisco.david says nudity is a form of expression he's been arrested twice in the past for being naked in public. >> all over the bay area, concern is growing about the drought many communities are taking action to conserve every drop. look no further than the north bay. abc7 news is live in santa rosa tonight with the story. wayne? behind me, it looks full. well, not really, let's take a look at real picture of the lake. this is the water that gives, well, nutrition and nutrients and stuff you drink in sonoma county and northern marin county. it's almost empty. no wonder they came out with that big rule today. >> it has become a very long walk. take a look. this summer's news storf for fu. in california, driest summer on record. lake mendocino whittled down to a third capacity. >> you've had santa rosa and looking at going to runner park. >> all calling for mandatory >> yeah. and so well watered that lee has been working to bark and gravel. >> you might this is just another squeeze on the fau

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george davis speaking out against a ban on public nudity in san francisco. david says nudity is a form of expression he's been arrested twice in the past for being naked in public. >> all over the bay area, concern is growing about the drought many communities are taking action to conserve every drop. look no further than the north bay. abc7 news is live in santa rosa tonight with the story. wayne? behind me, it looks full. well, not really, let's take a look at real picture of the lake. this is the water that gives, well, nutrition and nutrients and stuff you drink in sonoma county and northern marin county. it's almost empty. no wonder they came out with that big rule today. >> it has become a very long walk. take a look. this summer's news story. stuff for future comparison. in california, driest summer on record. lake mendocino whittled down to a third capacity. >> you've had santa rosa and looking at going to runner park. >> all calling >> yeah. and so well watered that lee has been working to bark and gravel. >> you might this is just another squeeze o

george davis stripped naked in times square today, while making a speech.conducted interviews. while still in the nude. >> pam: the former mayoral candidate spoke out last year against a san francisco public nudity ban. he says nudity is a form of expression. >> pam: davis ran for mayor in 2007 and for district 10 supervisor in 2010. he has been arrested twice for public nudity. >> reporter:going on right now. >> reporter:beyonce and jayz lighting up the stage at att park. if you were in the city last night - no doubt you heard it. >> reporter: making some sound adjustments for their final - on the run - concert. check out this youtube clip from last night's performance. >>.beyonce sings. >> reporter:you get the idea. one kron 4 viewer not even in the same zip code complained that his walls were vibrating. >> reporter:the city says they got around 92 calls for excessive noise. about the same number of complaints when the rolling stones played att. >> reporter:we checked and the decibel levels did not exceed the concert permit. >> reporter:still att park wan

george davis walked through times square today completely nude. he was campaigning for the right to be nude in public. after giving a speech, he gave interviews naked while onlookers took some photos. he has been arrested twice for public nudity. >>> well, does it take the lesson of the birds and bees too far? some parents are fuming about a new health textbook that ninth graders will start using later this month. marianne favro is live with more on why they're upset. marianne? >> reporter: some parents say the book mentions bohn bond and and explains sexual positions. some parents have been here to check out the book for themselves. it's far from ra a steamy novel. this is the textbook they will start using in less than three weeks, but according to this petition, your health today exposes kids to sexual games, even sexual bondage and is extremely inappropriate for 13 and 14 year olds. so far more than 1300 people have signed the online petition. beckie bruno's son is about to start ninth grade. today she came into the district office to see the

they met today in the corporate age of the coch brothers as they were under the george the third east india company. davis urged us to call on our history. i briefly sketched thomas paine and i would say his common sense and rights of reason were the most commonly read essays in the 18th century. "common sense, the rights of man, and the age of reason" gave retoreical fire and a vision of a state without a constitution. he gave us the terms united states and counter revolution, too. and he lived long enough to see and participate in his way in both. he died in 1809. the idea of the book came from the uk where he was born in 1737. it was rebellious times where the levelers and diggers hung in the air. common people who fought private land and incarcerated people because they wanted natural rights. he was a carpet maker and women were being taken down from being equal participants in life to child bearers. at least women of a certain class. in 1757, he went to sea bord the king of pressure as the sailors and pirates protested impressment, forced labor, forced service in the military. he stood up against imp

injury for paul george all fans hope at this point that curry and thompson come back alive and wechlt another scare in practice. sacramento center cuss i hopes down with a knee giraffe davise for the ball and landed on top of cousin right knee. looked back at bad at first but he walked out under his own power. the george injury shook up the players but he's not worried about getting hurt. >> great opportunity to represent your country and comes around every so often. i think everybody that is here understands that and looking forward to have same mission. >>reporter: san jose earthquake soccer team joined the growing list of athletes doing the ice bucket challenge toning raise money in the fight against als. count down crew with chris burman took the plunge. look at chris cater with a faux dousing. right on to the chris. 0that is the both brilliant and evil at the same time. then he pretend he got wet and walk off. carter needs to get bucketed again. and again and again. >> that's funny. >> wherein i see this i will try it. >> thanks. >>

of the koch brothers as they were then under the hereditary rule of george iii and the loyalties in the company. and let -- angela davis said i've been asked to briefly sketched paine. and what to do that just briefly i would say that is "common sense, try to levet and "the age of reason" were the most widely read political essay of the century battling this country but your. "common sense" is credited with giving the war of independence its rhetorical fire and its vision of a non-hereditary state in the constitution. he gave us the terms united states and counterrevolution. and he lived long enough to see and participate in this why i would say in both. he died in greenwich village in 1809. "common sense," the idea, came with him from the uk where he was born in 1737 in the region

injury for paul george all fans hope at this point that curry and thompson come back alive and wechlt another scare in practice. sacramento center cuss i hopes down with a knee giraffe davis for the ball and landed on top of cousin right knee. looked back at bad at first but he walked out under his own power. the george injury shook up the players but he's not worried about getting hurt. >> great opportunity to represent your country and comes around every so often. i think everybody that is here understands that and looking forward to have same mission. >>reporter: san jose earthquake soccer team joined the growing list of athletes doing the ice bucket challenge toning raise money in the fight against als. count down crew with chris burman took the plunge. look at chris cater with a faux dousing. right on to the chris. 0that is the both brilliant and evil at the same time. then he pretend he got wet and walk off. carter needs to get bucketed again. and again and again. >> that's funny. >> wherein i see this i will try it. >> thanks. >> nds] the wait is over for even faster internet. xfinity is now doubling the internet speed... ...on two of our most popular plans. xfinit

injury for paul george all fans hope at this point that curry and thompson come back alive and wechlt another scare in practice. sacramento center cuss i hopes down with a knee giraffe davise for the ball and landed on top of cousin right knee. looked back at bad at first but he walked out under his own power. the george injury shook up the players but he's not worried about getting hurt. >> great opportunity to represent your country and aroun around every so often. i think everybody that is here understands that and looking forward to have same mission. >>reporter: san jose earthquake soccer team joined the growing list of athletes doing the ice buck llenge toning raise money in the fight against als. count down crew with chris burman took the plunge. look at chris cater with a faux dousing. right on to the chris. 0that is the both brilliant and evil at the same time. then he pretend he got wet and walk off. carter needs to get bucketed again. and again >> tin. >> that's>> >> wherein i see this i will try it. >> thanks. walked in to a mcdonald's and discovered anng men august 4tto a mcdonald's an extraordinary burger ps of j. ...for only two dollars. within minutes, the

they met today in the corporate age of the coch brothers as they were under the george the third east india company. davis urged us to call on our history. i briefly sketched thomas paine and i would say his common sense and rights of reason were the most commonly read essays in the 18th century. "common sense, the rights of man, and the age of reason" gave retoreical fire and a vision of a state without a constitution. he gave us the terms united states and counter revolution, too. and he lived long enough to see and participate in his way in both. he died in 1809. the idea of the book came from the uk where he was born in 1737. it was rebellious times where the levelers and diggers hung in the air. common people who fought private land and incarcerated people because they wanted natural rights. he was a carpet maker and women were being taken down from being equal participants in life to child bearers. at least women of a certain class. in 1757, he went to sea bord the king of pressure as the sailors and pirates protested impressment, forced labor, forced service in the military. he stood up against imp

taken so long and our housing staff, george bridges with contract compliance and focialer agency staffers who aren't here today and deserve a shout out and michelle davis and others and certainly i see my colleagues in the city and paula johnson from the mayor lee on disability and she did the disability check on this building, certainly a labor of love and because of the mayor's charge our director has his hands full but he moved this along and certainly the planning department which permitted it and i want to thank you all the for your participation and i will introduce our site development leader with bank of america. [applause] >> good morning. what a beautiful day for our grand opening. i am ari. i am here representing bank of america merrill lynch that invested in the land of over $32 million to make this beautiful, beautiful project. i would like to thank bridge housing for your hard work on this, the community on office investment and infrastructure -- did i get it right? >> [inaudible] >> the city of san francisco, and the many, many organizations and people that worked tirelessly to get this beautiful project built. today we're celebrating 60

george clinton, that is also his sword. his descendant gave this wallpaper to fraunces tavern. welcome to the davis gallery, the center for education in the american revolution. this gallery is fondly known as the flag gallery because, as you'll see, it's full of flags. and behind me here you'll see many flags that look kind of similar to the american flag, and that's because they tell the story of how the american flag came to be. you'll see the far left, the st. george's cross, the st. andrew's cross flag. and eventually you'll see how the american flag came to be, including the betsy ross at the top right. the story of the betsy ross is an oral history passed down from betsy's family members. but there's no primary source documenting betsy ross creating that flag. but it is a well respected and fond symbol of american history. on this side of the room, behind me, you'll see very colorful flags that are a different shape than the american flag. these are french regimental flags. and as you may know, the french helped the continental army win the war with financial support, military support, and s

the koch brothers as they were then under the hereditary rule of george iii and there were no eastern company. angela delayed -- angela davis called on us to consider our history. in order to do that briefly i would say is common sense rights of man and age of reason were the most widely read political essays of 18th century not only this country but at your command. common sense published in 1776 is credited with giving the war of independence its rhetorical fire in its vision of the nonhereditary state for the constitution pretty gave us us the terms united states and counterrevolution and he lived long enough to see and participate in this way i would say in both. he died in greenwich village, 1809. common sense, the idea came with him from the u.k. where he was born in 1737. his were rebellious times where the echoes of the levelers and the dickers hung in the air. common people who fought privatization and the enclosure planned and found themselves executed and incarcerated en masse because they demanded their natural-born right to the comments. paying apprentice is a corset maker a profession that took off as women's

then under the hereditary rule of george iii and the loyalties in the company. and let -- angela davis said i've been asked to briefly sketched paine. and what to do that just briefly i would say that is "common sense, try to levet and "the age of reason" were the most widely read political essay of the century battling this country but your. "common sense" is credited with giving the war of independence its rhetorical fire and its vision of a non-hereditary state in the constitution. he gave us the terms united states and counterrevolution. and he lived long enough to see and participate in this why i would say in both. he died in greenwich village in 1809. "common sense," the idea, came with him from the uk where he was born in 1737 in the region called east anglia. his were rebellious times where the echoes hung in the air. common people who fought privatization and enclosure of land and found themselves executed and incarcerated en masse because they demanded a natural born right to the comments. paine apprenticed, a professor took off as women's lives, not just our waists, were be

george aatkinson the third. and others. >>> i have college football on the other side. i have stanford and what they did to uc davis.2014 opening act on the road, outside of chicago. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, streak... cal football, camt and said 1 word...enuf... >> college football. double digit underdogs ten game losing streak. cal football came out today and said one word. enough. the bears on the road in north western. illinois. never beaten the wildcats, but were up 17-7 in the second quarter. there is trevor davis on his way to his first touchdown as a bear. 76-yard play. they led as much as 31-7. it got interesting in the second half. any way, trevor semeon hauling it into the end zone. cut cal's lead to ten and less than two minutes later, north western within a touchdown. somebody had to make a defensive play and it was jalen jefferson off the tip ball. the pick sealed it for cal. they hang onto win 31-24 and they snap their ten-game losing streak. stanford, montgomery hosting uc davis. stanford did what they were supposed to do as the 11th ranked team. here's the cardinal punt return team. montgomery. a weave, a

back over to you, george. >>> cam, i'm here with the stars from the little league world series, philadelphia's taney little league, and mo'ne davishat was it like dealing with all this pressure? >> i mean, it wasn't really a lot. i know i kind of kept it a little loose, so then i could also have fun at the same time. >> and i'm glad you guys did have some fun. you were so much fun to watch. what's it like catching a 70 mile an hour fast ball? >> i have been catching it for a long time now. for six years now. so i'm used to it. >> you got it together. we could really see that. one of the things i loved, all you guys were having so much fun also with jackie robinson west. great to see them in the finals? >> it was great. we became close friends with them. probably the closest out of all the teams. and see them make it to the finals was really cool. >> and you guys haven't slept yet, huh? >> not much. not yet. looking forward to it. >> i'll bet you are. and i guess it must be just great, moe nay, to give brand new definition to throw like a girl. you showed everyone. what was your favorite moment of this whole time? >> probably play

with the exception of tom davis, congressional republicans showed little interest in these enormous wastes of taxpayer dollars when george w. bush was president. i think we should care about waste, fraud and abuse no marttr who is president. i'm glad to the health care act was fixed. not exactly quickly but fixed nonetheless, and in time to help millions of americans apply for health care coverage. i want to know what to do different next time. see, we told you so. there are problems. we told you there would be problems. okay. and then their conclusion is, repeal it so they could replace it, but they've never given us a replacement. people are getting insurance who couldn't get it in the past because they had previously medical conditions. people are finding that their insurance can't be canceled just because they got sick. women are not discriminated against. people who can afford it can now get insurance because we give them tax breaks in order to pay for it. so i'm eager to learn what the agency is doing, so involved in 2015 goes more smoothly. we have unequivocal proof that health care reform is a success. we now nee

davis. one thing about this is you talked about how the key lieutenants had been pushed out. bill richardson and georgestephanopoulos why don't you tell those stories? >> guest: he was the communication structure and -- postcodes a host of good morning america. >> guest: the good morning america host. he has his rise in politics and he wrote what is a good memoir and it gives you a flavor unlike most of the memoirs it is actually good and i think fairly honest and fairly revealing about the inner workings of the clinton health -- clinton white house but it didn't do much because he was mortified and in their guest that he would write something like this and reveal that the white house was enormously chaotic and they feared the eruption. dick morris the way stephanopoulos says that they would leave for the day having agreed to the plan or some sort of a strategy for the campaign and they would come back and bill clinton would have said okay this is what we are doing and say something in the opposite. and he's like what happened there? what went on and it would turn out that bill clinton was talking to d

george: the westbound ride is a much easier than usual. >> james:the raiders are seriously considering relocating from >> james:reports say that owner mark davisefforts to find the team a new home. >> james:kron 4's jackie sissel is live at o-dot-co coliseum with more. jackie >> reporter: and just the other day the face the signed a long- term contract to hold that code. and now the raiders have heavy speculation. >> reporter: >> mark: davis the map and san antonio and there is speculation that he was moving down there. been speculation became of that they may move back down to loss angeles. >> reporter: davis also said he will not extend the lease year he is interested in getting a new facility built here or somewhere else. >> reporter: he wants the stadium here or somewhere else. >> james:the f.b.i. is investigating the groping of a 14- year old girl. aboard a u.s. airways jet. to s-f-o >> james: these were snapped and sad a sacramento house and walnut creek. the burglars got away with a much more than just credit cards. >>: some of my valuable jewelry pieces from my mother and my grandfather who was the twinned. at a charm bracelet that had

davis has a competition mandated reset period. she will be eligible to pitch on monday. >> maybe another mo-show as they call it. i'm natalie allen. >> and i'm georgeowell. cnn's "new day" starts next. >> this is really what her days are all about. >>> you can see the people below on sinjar mountain. a lot of people waiting. here they come. i've been doing this job for ten years. i have never seen a situation like this, as emotionally charged as this. >>> breaking news overnight as more violence erupts in ferguson, missouri. good morning, everyone, we're so grateful for your company. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell, live in ferguson, missouri, for this early special edition. we want to welcome our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. >> victor, good to see you this morning. >> likewise. >> we want to show you this video from just a few hours ago. a s.w.a.t. team in riot gear with gas mask, and armed trucks. pointing military-style weapons at a group of people gathered in the rain outside of a market and liquor store. this is in fergusson, this is the same storehe

george. >>> thank you, guys. next up in the heat index, the no complaint pledge. one mom is experimenting with no criticism. she's focusing on praising good behavior. lindsey davisg to curb bad behavior may sound like claire in modern family. >> grow up a little. i need things to change or i will. no tv or no internet. >> reporter: but one florida mom decided to put restrictions on her own behavior. >> instead of focusing on whatever they didn't do right, i decided to stop myself, stop criticizing, and instead focus on the good things. >> reporter: jeanettecap lin made a conscious effort to praise her children for being good and lay off the negativity. but she admits it wasn't easy. >> thank you for helping me. you want to keep complaining, yelling, criticizing in general. >> reporter: but she could have never anticipated her kids' reaction to the positive reinforcement. >> they started behavioring better. the more you call them out on what they're doing well, they want more of the praise instead of the disappointment that they'll get from you when misbehaving. >> reporter: but others say parenting requires more of a balance between the carrot and the stk. >> it

with the exception of tom davis, congressional republicans showed little interest in these enormous wastes of taxpayer dollars when george w. bush was president. i think we should care about waste, fraud and abuse no marttr who is president. i'm glad to the health care act was fixed. not exactly quickly but fixed nonetheless, and in time to help millions of americans apply for health care coverage. i want to know what to do different next time. see, we told you so. there are problems. we told you there would be problems. okay. and then their conclusion is, repeal it so they could replace it, but they've never given us a replacement. people are getting insurance who couldn't get it in the past because they had previously medical conditions. people are finding that their insurance can't be canceled just because they got sick. women are not discriminated against. people who can afford it can now get insurance because we give them tax breaks in order to pay for it. so i'm eager to learn what the agency is doing, so involved in 2015 goes more smoothly. we have unequivocal proof that health care reform is a success. we now nee

davis. and one fascinating story about these people is you talk about two who were key lieutenants have been pushed out. that's bill richardson and georgestephanopoulos. whether you tell those stories? >> guest: george stephanopoulos was president clinton's communication direct director. >> host: stephanopoulos made host of -- >> guest: he wrote a pretty good memoir and it really gives you a flavor unlike most of these political memoirs is as good and i think fairly honest and fairly revealing about the inner workings of the clinton white house but it didn't do him any favors among bill clinton who was personally mortified and embarrassed that he would write something like this and reveal the clinton white house was a normatively chaotic. they feared bimbo eruptions. dick morris, stephanopoulos says they would leave for the day having agreed to a plan, some sort of strategy for the campaign and bill clinton would have said okay this is what we are doing and said the opposite. stephanopoulos was like what happened here? what went on and it would turn out that bill clinton was talking to dick morris. they were having private phone convers

george practicing for team usa warrior fans hope that curry and thompson come back from the world championship alive and well. the another scare today if practice. sacramento to cousin. goes down with a knee giraffe davisss i hope right neechlt it looked really bad at fears. kind of scary for few minute but cousins was able to walk out of the gym unhis own power. and he's listed as day-to-day. the the injury it shook everybody else but he's not worried about getting hurt. the. >> great opportunity the to represent your country and comes around every so often. the i think everybody here understands it and lacking forward to same mission. >>reporter: he's not worried about getting hurt. i'm worried about g him getting hurt. 7 sports brought by toyota. >> careful with the ankle. >> don't even talk about the ankle. i don't want to hear i it. >> he's fine. >> what is the purpose of a 31 yard throw. yoyvrng seen that. >> fired up. fourth quarter though. they experimentd with 8 officials and they had a zillion penalty so you add another official and you get more. >> maybe all competing. sfichlt back up quarterback after that. >> that was impressive toss. >> thanks very much. that is this edition of abc 7 news

davis. one faceting story about this country people is you talk about how to who were key lieutenants have been pushed out. that's bill richardson and georgestephanopoulos. why don't you tell those stories? >> guest: george stephanopoulos was present clinton's communications director, and -- >> host: now host of good morning america gets the yes. the lovable good warning america owes. he has his rise in american politics and working for bill clinton. he wrote what is a pretty good book, a pretty good memoir and it really gives you a flavor, unlike most of these political memoirs, his is actually good and i think fairly honest and very revealing about the inner workings of the clinton white house. but it did him any favors among bill clinton who was personally mortified and embarrassed that he would write something like this and revealed that the clinton white house was enormously chaotic. they feared been no interruptions. dick morris, or the way stephanopoulos says is that they would leave for the day having agreed to a plan, some sort of strategy for the campaign and then come back and bill clinton would have said okay, this is what we'r

put them in context with the exception of tom davis congressional republican showed little interest in these enormous ways in a taxpayer dollars when george w. bush was president. i think we should care about waste, fraud and abuse and i'm proud that healthcare.gov was fixed quickly. not as quickly as i would have liked but fixed nevertheless in the time to help millions of americans enroll in insurance coverage. we told you there would be problems. okay. then the conclusion is to repeal it so they can replace it. but they've never given us a replacement. people like getting insurance who couldn't get it in the past because they have pre-existing conditions. they find their insurance can't be canceled and women are discriminated against. people could now get insurance because we give them tax breaks in order to pay for it. so we are able to learn that the agency is doing anything involvement in 2015 goes more smoothly. we have the proof that health care reform is a success and we now need to make the 2015 and roman period as smooth as possible so that we can build on the success. let's try not to dwell on things that were wrong especially

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davis. and one faceting story about this cadre people as you talk about how the two who were key lieutenants had been pushed out. that's bill richardson and georgestephanopoulos. why don't you tell those stories? >> guest: george stephanopoulos was present clinton's communications director and. >> host: stephanopoulos now host of -- just yesterday the level could america host the he's gotten his rise in american politics, working for bill clinton. he wrote was a pretty good book, pretty good memoir about competition a favorite of, ma unlike most of his political memoirs this is good and i think fairly honest and very revealing about the into workings of the clinton white house. but it didn't have any favors among bill clinton who was personally mortified and embarrassed that he would write something like this and reveal the clinton white house was enormous a chaotic. they feared them both eruptions. dick morris, i think the way stephanopoulos says, they would leave for the day, having agreed to a plan, you, some sort of strategy for the campaign and they would come back and bill clinton would've said okay, this is what we're doing and said somet