thank you, chief gonzales, for your report. very exhaustive, as usually. >> thank you. >> president cleaveland: thank you. madam secretary, would you call the next item. >> clerk: item six, cancer presentation foundation. an update on the cancer presentation foundation recent update and studies conducted. >> president cleaveland: good morning, tony. >> good morning, president, commissioners, and chief. i've got an outline that i can give you that covers what we've been doing the last 12 years. i also have a presentation that i'm going to be giving later today, so whichever way -- >> president cleaveland: given the time, what kind of -- can you make the presentation in, like, 15, 20 minutes? >> yes. >> president cleaveland: then fast forward. >> i'm not a techie. is there a way that i can put a thumb drive in this and make it work? >> president cleaveland: we appreciate you being here. [inaudible] >> okay. so basically, a little bit about myself. spent the vast majority of my career at station one first as a lieutenant at rescue

and deputy chief mark gonzales. >> present. item two is general public comment period members of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes on any matter within the jurisdiction of the commission and does not appear on the agenda. speaker shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole, and not individual commissioners or department personnel appear commissioners are not to enter into debate or discussion with the speaker. the last response by the commissioner of department department personnel does not necessarily constitute the support of statements made during public comment. >> is there any public comment that is not on the agenda, for items not on the agenda? please come forward. >> my name is steve. i am a fire chief for sonoma valley fire rescue. with me today is president of our board, a retired san francisco firefighter, bill norton, as well as another member of our board, brian brady , and our administrative battalion battalion chief. i am here today to deliver a presentation to the san fra

he has raised claims of bias on the campaign trail when he judge gonzales was biased because of his mexican heritage. some of his recent comments have drawn a response from chief justice john roberts who responded to some attacks asserting we don't have obama judges or trumped judges. we have judges trying to do their job. these are the most well-known threats to judicial independence we have seen. they are not the only part of trend. for his part, donald trump also pardoned sheriff joe arpaio after he was convicted of criminal contempt for violating order.'s court houses have seen a surge in immigration arrests. the judicial nomination process has become politicized. state courts, which get less attention, have seen attacks. in 2018, the brennan center identified 60 bills in 18 legislatures that would have weakened the independence of the state judiciary. in west virginia, the legislature led an effort to impeach the state supreme court. a few years ago, kansas passed a law that threatened to defund the court ruled in a particular way in a case. judicial elections have attracted millions o

gonzales frank has a wish for his old age he says when you're young you foolish and the youth vanishes foolishness doesn't so he wishes for wisdom in his old age. and believes still calls aging the most disagreeable part of life but says that accepting it may make it less unpleasant. in fact there's plenty you can do to stay fit as you age be active and keep up with the latest research on aging here's one exciting project. this go around the world. these researchers are holding a conference via skype half the team is located in hamburg soon aversive the heart center the other in san francisco three years ago the u.s. space agency nasa contracted hamburg based heart specialists on your script for to research the aging process of the human cardiovascular system. and you think once you know what to do that we have to look at the immune system because the immune system is involved in a cardiovascular aging process. yes here on earth and why do we use the arrow gravity because weightlessness imitates the aging process. the team has discovered that the body ages faster in zero gravity the pr

this new law may help gonzales' case.elissa kane, kpix 5 news. >> there are a few more california laws taking effect in 2019 including allowing people to identify as a non- binary gender on their driver's license. prohibiting restaurants from giving out plastic straws unless a customer asks, allowing anyone at least 18 years old to ride an electric scooter without a helmet, and prohibiting pet stores from selling dogs or cats that come from breeders instead, the stores all have to or have animals that come from animal shelters, or adoption centers. >>> nine days into the partial government shutdown, the white house says president trump has no plans to reach out to democrats for a deal. cbs reporter meg oliver has the latest. >> reporter: it appears the partial federal government shutdown now in its ninth day will extend into the new year. the white house says president trump will not reach out to invite democrats back to the bargaining table. >> exactly where he's been the entire time, working in washington, d.c. in the w

today as hundreds of people attended christmas eve services at paradise alliance church as vicky gonzalests it was the largest for people in the town since the deadly campfire last month. >> that is historic event. >> reporter: the holidays are taking on a deeper meaning. >> high five. >> wow. >> reporter: inside paradise alliance church. >> it's an important day. it was hard to come up here. it's very heavy. >> reporter: one the few buildings still standing following the campfire. >> for people of faith, that is big day. and the fire and what happened has made it even bigger. >> reporter: hosting christmas eve for thousands of neighbors. embracing each other as they figure out the next steps. >> the question of how are you is new for all of us. but to be able to hug people and see people and has been energizing. >> reporter: the past 6 weeks dlib delivering tough lessons. >> kids are treedgesly resilient. and they just find happiness wherever they are. he think for as adults we think about it more. >> reporter: but moments like this are a reminder of the true value of faith. >> it's insc

reportando en vivo, davin gonz l gonzales desde telemundo 48.0 damnificados por e, f fue donado por voluntarios de la bahia. una fuga de dioxico de a carbono puso en peligro la vida de dos trabajadores de prlomeri en un subterraneo cuando se pr d produjo la fuga. como pueden ver estas imagenes, fue por una situacion dramatica. capturan un sujero que merodeaba un vecindario. >> de los autos estacionados en la calle y por eso notificÓ a la policÍa, al llegar los agentes intentÓ escapar y arrojo un arma de fuego pero pupo ser capturado pero no se revelÓ su identidad se sabe que tenÍa orden de captura por varios delitos. >> esta persona de 34 aÑos de edad fue arrestado por posesiÓn de narcÓtico y violar sully ber dado condicional, fue detenido por conducir un auto con una luz averiada, al ser interrogado por la policÍa informÓ que llevaba un arma debajo del as seebt, un incendio destruyÓ dos departamentos del complejo residencial en san ramÓn, al menos 14 personas se quedaron sin hogar y son auxiliadas por la cruz roja, segÚn bomberos el fuego inici

i'm air cal gonzales. the car hit the teen on eastbound south lakes drive at cas castle rocksquare. darcy spencer is live tt scene. what do we know about the driver police are looking for? >> reporter:really, at this point, erica, police don't have a lot to goon. pair fax county police are still here on sce investigating, and they are still searching for that hit and run driver. i want to show you what the scene looks like right now. this took place across from the lane of travel from where i'm standing. there are evidence markers in the lane t asy piece together what happened and how it happened here this afternoon. people on de scene t me the teen had just gotten off a bus and was crossing the street when i was hit. the driver did not stop. we could see that the teen had been carrying a bag with some takeout food and police say it happened at about quarter of 6:00 this afternoon here at south lakes drive and castle rock square. police don't have a lot of information to go on about the car that hit him. >> the only information that we have right now is that it was a n that was the

a woman know if she could gonzales a father of four apprehended in february twenty seventh teen was droppinghis daughter at school. just three examples of thousand list we know about these three because they were caught on camera eyewitness footage has been so crucial in exposing isis manipulative tactics ramiele of alec and solace was arrested by two ice agents who were an unmarked vehicles wearing jackets that only said police there's a reason why they don't identify themselves they're trying to use manipulative tactics to get information from immigrants or people who they've racially profiled in order to arrest and deport this happened in february of two thousand and seventeen and it was really the first high profile case that really showed what the human price of ice is new enforcement what looked like. u.s. immigration and customs enforcement is not a new body it's current incarnation the largest investigative arm of the department of homeland security was part of a restructuring effort in the wake of nine eleven and it's not as though the obama administration didn't deport undocumented

gonzales a father of four apprehended in february twenty seventh teen was dropping his daughter at school just three examples of thousand this we know about these three because they were caught on camera eyewitness footage has been so crucial in exposing isis manipulative tactics ramiele of alec and solace was arrested by two ice agents who were an unmarked vehicles wearing jackets that only said police there's a reason why they don't identify themselves they're trying to use manipulative tactics to get information from immigrants or people who they've racially profiled in order to arrest and deport this happened in february of two thousand and seventeen and it was really the first high profile case that really showed what the human price of ice is new enforcement what looked like. u.s. immigration and customs enforcement is not a new body it's current incarnation the largest investigative arm of the department of homeland security was part of a restructuring effort in the wake of nine eleven and it's not as though the obama administration didn't deport undocumented workers as many as twe

amongst the vets here, was melissa gonzales who served in the air force. >> i got hit with and iud. i got a traumatic brain injury. >> she said she suffers from severe ptsd and coming to these gatherings with her service dog helps. >> it keeps my hopes up. >> the gathering was financed by the oakland raiders defensive lineman who said he wanted to do something to help. >> my father and my uncle was a veteran. it means a lot to me. >> many say there are many veterans who are on the streets or struggling. they said as soon as one gets back on their feet, another one falls down. >> that is something not so good about our country. let's take care of the ones who served. when they are not taking care of, that is something wrong. >> she said when she could no longer afford the rent in oakland, she had to sleep in an alley. >> i was homeland -- homeless. >> i got priced out. >> this is one date they can set the struggle aside. >> i come here and people don't judge me. >> back to you. >>> still to come, it was a matchup of top 10 teams. we would so you got the win coming up in sports. my ne

and deputy chief mark gonzales. >> present. item two is general public comment period members of the

president, aleesa, james tracy who worked on it at the partnership, and labor council, connie ford, rita gonzalesulson. community housing partnership, anokvil rama, and the student solidarity committee co-chairs. among others. any comments or questions you would like to make before our vote on the question? this is really going to be a short meeting. so -- at this time, madam clerk, please call the roll. >> on the question shall this charter amendment be submitted to the department of elections. [roll call vote taken] >> clerk: there are seven aye and one no, with supervisor stefani in the dissent. >> colleague, ordered and submitted to the november 5, 2019, election. and failed to thank kitty fong for working so hard the last couple of months. madam clerk, general public comment. yes, still doing that for the special board meeting. >> at this time the public may address the board up to two minutes on subject matter items within the board's jurisdiction, but not on a free city college. first speaker, please. >> city college for free, first of all, i want to point out to you that there's nothing f

networks running might be spotty and that's one of the things that working with governor congressman gonzales and others have been trying to work on. additionally, there's been a problem in the united states and rural parts of the country sparks of population with lower incomes less of an incentive to invest in medications and part of the reason why it's for to me and the puerto rico fund which allocates substantial $1 billion to rebuilding and improving that in for structure. we want to make sure whether it's fiber in the ground or wireless networks those networks are as resilient as possible so when the next disaster strikes and government it does people will not be cut off from civilization as they were in the wake of the hurricanes. >> well, dispensed by commission about a future and recently he said he would send to serve as fcc chairman for the next two years but i'm curious beyond that have you rolled out a run for political office? [laughter] and focused on doing the best job i can in this position. it's been privileged a lifetime to serve as the fcc and you were to go back and tell t

among the 100 or so veterans was melissa gonzales who served in the air force in afghanistan. >> i wasa traumatic brain injury and shrapnel in my leg. >> reporter: she suffers from severe ptsd and coming to gatherings like this with her service dog, helps. >> a keeps my hopes up over the holidays. >> reporter: the gathering was financed by oakland raiders defensive line man jonathan hankins who wanted to do something to help. >> my father was a veteran and his brother. it means a lot to me. >> reporter: there are hundreds of veterans in the bay area that were on the street or struggling. it seems they say as soon as one gets back on their feet, another one falls down. >> that says something not so good about our country if we have an underclass of those who served. when they are not taking care of, we have to correct that. won she said when she could no longer afford the rent in oakland, she ended up sleeping in an alley. she is in temporary housing now. >> i was homeless. i was priced out of oakland. >> reporter: for this one day, they can set the struggle aside. >> the camaraderie an

. >> alberto gonzales, we appreciate you taking the time to share your memories with us.ou. >> thanks for having me. >> absolutely. >>> special counsel robert mueller is revealing new findings in the russia probe. we will take a look at the trump tower moscow deal next. ♪ ♪ the greatest wish of all... is one that brings us together. the lincoln wish list event is here. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with $0 down, $0 due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. only at your lincoln dealer. and a complimentary first month's payment. for you, it's always now over later. and pause. not even in your vocabulary. so when a cold sore tingle strikes. you act on it. only abreva can get rid of a cold sore in as little as 2 1/2 days when used at the first sign. it start to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. nothing gets rid of a cold sore faster. and because abreva acts on it... you can too. act on it, with abreva. to severe rheumatoid arthritis was intense. my mom's pain from moderate i wondered if she could do the stuff she does for us

allow them the dignity of introducing themselves we will start with my good brother, jose gonzales. [applause] jose: thank you. me, i feel very blessed and honored to be in front of all of you, to be amongst brothers and sisters and be in the space. because i could remember in my life, especially when i was very young, where i had no hope, no understanding of hope. i did not really understand love. love was really weird and twisted in a weird way for me. i had so much loss. when i was 12, i lost my parents. one walked away, the other passed away. have aery fortunate to set of grandparents who loved me so much that they wanted to raise me. but they were 80 years old. and i was 12. it was a huge distance as far as age. but they tried. so bad lookingl back because i can't really show them our tell them how much i have changed and how much i have learned that how much i really appreciate them because during that time, i was so lost and found myself in and out of incarceration. can an out of juvenile facilities, foster homes, to where i landed in prison at 16 with a life sentence. to me,

--tony gonzales... the cal alum and chiefs great...ting the aarowhead crowd pumped before the game... --patrick mahomes... what a play...looks like he has nothing... then finds demarcus robinson from 5 yards out... mahomes with 2 td passes in the opening frame... but nothing after --8 seconds to go... chiefs up 7... philip rivers to mike williams... posting up for a 1-yard touchdown... and rivers says we're going for two points and the win rivers then finds a wide-open williams for 2-points and the victory... 29-28 chargers... they are now tied with the chiefs atop the afc west and the best record in the conference with 11-and-3 marks unlike the chargers and chiefs, the raiders are dealing with off field issues, like where they are going to play next year. major headlines.. reggie mckenzie fired as gm... the city suing the franchise... and barring any resolution between the team and coliseum authority, the prospect that december 24th against the broncos... may be the raiders final game at the coliseum is very real. "it's al

. >> supervisor fewer: and now i'd like to introduce from the labor council rudy gonzales. [applause] >> good morning. i have to tell you that there are a lot of things that are left unfinished. it's important, coming from the labor movement where miners and long shore men were murdered in this city for standing together. wow, is it a sign of the times that our workers were able to stand together from electricians to teachers, airport workers, everybody stood shoulder to shoulder to make sure this important legislation was realized. i want to take a moment to recognize the leadership of our labor council. without their leadership and mentorship of this council, we wouldn't have been able to do this. we're used to be attacked, or used to being the resistance in a moment of resistance. it's okay to celebrate these wins. we have a lot of thing that we disagree on policy wise, but this is a statement of value, and a time to celebrate because the lowest paid people in our city are getting the attention and commitment of this fine government, and this is an example of people comi

the raiders look for a temporary place to stay, the chargers and chiefs playing for prime --tony gonzaleslum and chiefs great... getting the aarowhead crowd pumped before the game... --patrick mahomes... what a playlooks like he has nothing... then finds demarcus robinson from 5 yards out... mahomes with 2 td passes in the opening frame... but nothing after --8 seconds to go... chiefs up 7... philip rivers to mike williams... posting up for a 1-yard touchdown... and rivers says we're going for two points and the win rivers then finds a wide-open williams for 2-points and the victory... 29-28 chargers... victory... 29-28 chargers... they are now tied with the chiefs atop the afc west and the best record in the conference with 11-and-3 marks. unlike their division foes, the raiders are dealing with off field issues, like where they are going to play next year. major headlines this week.. reggie mckenzie fired as gm... the city suing the franchise... and barring any resolution between the team and coliseum authority, the prospect that december 24th against the broncos... may be the raiders f

wong verbally indicated the three remaining women, jennifer gonzales, jennifer gula, and christine robber were to remain in the group room. andrea borba, kpix 5. >> san jose police held a gun buy back today, offering cash for unloaded weapons, no questions asked. people got a hundred dollars for a handgun or shotgun, and $200 for an assault weapon. police will check the serial number on each gun to see if it is lost or stolen. if so, it will be returned to its rightful owner. the rest of the guns will be destroyed. >> you know, we never know where these guns come from. we're not asking people any questions. for us it's one less gun on the street circulating that could possibly end up in the wrong hands, used to commit a crime. >> people handing over guns got quilts donated by a local museum. >>> a pair of arrests tonight in a murder mystery in modesto. robert wizwell and rebecca garcia are accused of burying the victim in a residential backyard, where they had been living in a shed. the current homeowner dug up the remains last week. when she attempted to bury a dead pet. the victim has b

like miss gonzales said, they didn't do their due diligence. i tell people that they should take a month or two, you know, so that we can make a full assessment before we can either grant or deny the permit. >> vice president swig: thank you. >> mm-hmm. >> vice president swig: is there somebody else who's speaking on your behalf, a counselor, or is that it? >> clerk: thank you. >> vice president swig: okay. >> clerk: is there any public comment on this item? public comment? are you related to the party? okay. so you can speak during rebuttal. we're moving onto rebuttal now since there's no public comment. so you have a total of nine minutes. >> appreciate it. i'm assisting ronnie and tony, the current operators of the facility. going back for a second to give you a history, they did do their due diligence. the site, as indicated by commissioner honda, the site was selling tobacco for 33 years, and they did speak to the department. basically, the previous owner has to close their license in order for them to apply for a license. if this was -- w

>> you know what, and i've got to thank professor dan gonzales from san francisco state. he said you know what, you've got a talent and a conscience. you know what you're talking about, so yeah. i did a little talent show it uc santa cruz back in 1989, is almost 30 years ago i have been doing comedy now. just well, it's amazing. >> you have to be kind of smart, frank. >> yeah, kind of smart. >> you use a lot of your own personal experiences. how does your family feel about that because they kind of think into the routine? >> the family is all right with it finally, you know? i've got many more years to go, and i have been holding back. there are a lot of family members. you think you been clean, clear? oh no! i'm getting older, and i am losing all my inhibitions. >> oh yeah? >> when it comes to family, we have got so many stories, and if it is not my family, i'm going to pick on somebody else's family. >> it's funny sometimes how filipino say hello. taunting from a distance, just that is it. silent, or just like a friendly letter oh. just oh, that is it. simple. but if yo

. >> alberto gonzales leaves a justice department that, by his own admission, was demoralized.he past six months he's been hammered by calls to resign. >> so that was part of a victory. but democrats in congress still wanted to get to the bottom of the scandal to what really happened. so pelosi kept up that lawsuit to enforce the subpoenas against white house officials. it was a chief of staff and white house counsel. the white house resisted and claimed executive privilege. they said that should trump congressional demand. who was right? pelosi's aggressive legal strategy took that case to court, where the house won. a federal judge ruling the subpoena was valid, the aides should testify, they did not have absolute immunity from congress in the subpoena dispute. and providing something of a road map for house dem it s if trump administration defies their demands next year. trump is not a typical president. no other president has fought to hide what you see there, his tax returns. so if democrats empower the house to dehand his tax returns from the treasury department and the s

. >> and the other one became emma gonzales.es spread about her but someone went to great lengths to outrage. photo shopping her ripping up the constitution. >> yes. that was another one. they took a real video but then they switched it up. instead of a target from a gun range it was the constitution. they seem to be targeting these students because they had come into the public square and were speaking out what they needed to be done to stop school shootings. in their opinion it was restrictions on guns. instead they were smeared with these lies. >> i know when somes we kind of dismiss them off as something that has gone viral. it seems to be more sinister as who was behind spreading these lies and why. >> it seemed to be anonymous people online. it was repeated in this case by some what low level public officials. in this case people who were very much opposed to gun restrictions. i should say the bright spot is there was a backlash against this pretty much immediately. senator rubio said people that were making these things w

texas democratic congressman be sent to gonzales and says, "i know nancy needs all the support you canight now. if they give away border wall funding, i think there would be an effect on how the congressional hispanic caucus would feel come january 3rd." experts say pelosi may have some wiggle room to negotiate but making everybody happy is a very tall order. shannon? >> shannon: trace gallagher, thank you very much. the debate surrounding birthright citizenship reigniting tonight as the migrant caravan at the tijuana border leads to the very situation many illegal immigration opponents predicted. correspondent steve harrigan is embedded with the caravan, has details. steve? >> shannon, we may have the first baby born on u.s. soil from a member of the central american caravan. 19-year-old honduran crossed over the border in late november illegally with her husband and 2-year-old son. she was eight months pregnant at the time. they were detained by customs agents. she complained of abdominal pains and the next day gave birth. >> translator: i want my son to be born over here. i thought

a woman know if she could gonzales a father of four apprehended in february twenty seventh teen was droppinghis daughter at school just three examples of thousands we know about these three because they were caught. on camera eyewitness footage has been so crucial in exposing isis manipulative tactics ramiele of alec and solace was arrested by two ice agents who were an unmarked vehicles wearing jackets that only said police there's a reason why they don't identify themselves they're trying to use manipulative tactics to get information from immigrants or people who they've racially profiled in order to arrest and deport this happened in february of two thousand and seventeen and it was really the first high profile case that really showed what the human price of ice is new enforcement what looked like. u.s. immigration and customs enforcement ice is not a new body it's current incarnation the largest investigative arm of the department of homeland security was part of a restructuring effort in the wake of nine eleven and it's not as though the obama administration didn't deport undocumented

thomas who is very much in line with his voting in his opinion in gonzales versus whatn, if he is thinking, is a justice appointed by donald trump with the advice of don mcgann likely to care about, this issue, you look at his voting and it is hard not to see the issue mattering to him. some sense to him. i also suspect that the gorsuch , the partisan aspect of how the confirmation played out, and the appellate nominations of the trump administration all reinforce that decision. he liked the gorsuch nomination, you like the overall caliber in his view of this administration and the appellate nominees, and a saw someone he thought was strong nominee replacing justice scalia. something that would not affect the balance of the court, nonetheless produced a truly partisan vote, and i cannot wait for the midterms. i think there is a logic there. >> and his son was donald trump's banker, go ahead. >> assess -- it may not be all that surprising that he retires while a republican as president, but since the republican happens to be trump, you would think he is the sort of republican that wouldn't

first minute for the play gave perrin and say the one nil lead less than three minutes later yani gonzales equalized to level things up at one rafael had the chance to give the hosts a lead but missed the penalty it ended one one the cop a suit america is south america's second tier club competition the second leg will be played on december twelfth in brazil the president approves football federation has been arrested in connection with a bribery investigation prosecutors have accused edwin of veto of giving a high ranking judge cash and world cup tickets in exchange for immunity from a murder probe earlier this year vito oversaw prue's return to the world cup for the first time in nearly four decades and qatar two thousand and twenty two organizers say there is still planning to host a thirty two team world cup but haven't ruled out the prospect of staging an expanded tournaments around ten billion dollars is being spent on new stadiums for the event and doha fifa president giani infant teano remains came to expand qatar's world cup to include forty eight teams a final decision is expecte