it was blair christopher hall.is to his friends. >> apparently she was a little flirty at the gate. [ laughter ] >> in short order, chris and cristi got married. she was 17. he, 20. and as the girls grew up, they said they never doubted for a single moment the powerful bond of love. their parents with them, and with each other. >> they were probably closer with their parents than most children. they're the parents i hope to one day be. >> cristi, the vivacious glue of the family. chris, her perfect mirror. >> my dad is a little more kicked back, quiet, relaxed. they're the perfect balance. >> chris was a police officer in san bernardino until he was shot in the line of duty. then he went off to become police chief in two small towns in idaho. then in 2005, anticipating an empty nest and eventually retirement, the halls bought this place back in calimesa. life seemed to have hit a sweet spot. as ashton and brianna remember their mother telling them. >> we happened to be laying on the bed with her. she just started t

exhibition hall is a tremendous asset. it's arguably the only museum space in our nation dedicated to american political history of which congress is the epicenter, of course. can you explain fours the key features that contribute to the functioning of exhibition hall? for example, how often does the temporary exhibit change? what type of programming have you historically done in the exhibition hall, and have you changed or expanded the programming in recent years? could you take just a minute and address those? >> sure. thank you for asking about exhibition hall. it's a great space, and it's very interesting and engaging. it's a little dark, and we need to correct that with our redesign, to be more welcoming. but does it offer a number of artifacts, interactive. there are films, touchable models. we are telling the story of congress. it is, as you mentioned, the only exhibition in the world that tells the story of the united states congress and the capitol. and we also have two theaters where one is on the house side and

thank you for asking about exhibition hall. it's a great space and it's very interesting and engaging. it's a little dark, and we need to correct that with our redesigns to be more welcoming. but it does offer a number of artifacts, interactives, films, touchable models. we are telling the story of congress. it is as you mentioned the only exhibition in the world that tells the story of the united states congress and the capitol. we also have two theaters where one is on the house side and one is on the senate side, and the areas are made to look similar to the chambers and we show a film that explains how congress works, how the house works and how the senate works. we also have a rotating exhibit. that does occur every six months. so a tremendous investment in that. we have a working group, content working group that includes the house and senate, curators and historians, folks from the archives, the library of congress. they all work together to come up with a quality exhibit that we refresh every six months. >> sure. i thin

there's so many corruptive behaviors at city hall. if you don't standup right now today from here on this year, you will be -- continue to be fooled by the people at city hall. i am a city and county government employee. i work for public health. i am a behavioral health clinician. i train people how to behave, and i know the corruptive behavior in and out. i am a union bargaining chip with the mayor and board of supervisors. that's how i for if many of the corruptive behaviors does not stop, then you are in trouble. thank you. >> thank you very much [applause]. >> we have a gentleman who is also running for mayor as a write in candidate. antoine perry, you have two minutes. >> thank you. i'm a write-in candidate for mayor, as he just explained. i'm just trying to get in to an event to debate with these candidates, and i just want my due process. i just want to help the community, not just the community, the city of san francisco. i believe i'm a good mayor -- i could be a good mayor for the city. i'm up under a lot of pressure the wa

hall. please begin. >> chairman enzi, ranking members of the committee, thank you for inviting me to testify about the congressional budget office's most recent analysis of the outlook for the budget and the economy. my statement summarizes cbo's new baseline budget projections and economic forecast which the agency released on monday. in the congressional budget office's baseline projections which incorporate the assumption that current laws governing taxes and spending generally remains unchanged, the federal budget deficit grows substantially over the next few years. later on between 2023 and 2028 it stabilizes in relation to the size of the economy, though at a high level. as a result, federal debt is projected to be on a steadily rising trajectory throughout the coming decade approaching 100% of gross domestic product by 2028. projected deficits over the 2018 to 2027 period have increased markedly since we issued our last budget in economic projections in june of 2017. the increase ste

and how often the changes in with that exhibition hall and with that programming in recent years. >> thank you for acting on -- asking about exhibition hall it is a great space and very interesting and engaging. it is a little dark we do need to correct that with the redesign to be more welcoming but interaction with films and artifacts and then to tell the story of the capital and also he had two theaters one is on the house side and on the senate side they are meant to look similar to the chambers that explains how congress works. and that does occur every six months so that tremendous investment with the content working group in the house and senate and those that for every six months. >> what was the purpose of the necessity? man can you address where you are in the process? >> we always know the intent was to refresh the hall after ten years as we started to approach the ten year anniversary we started to plan and part of that including finding out with the visitors were looking for and their experience. we want to change that environment to be normal and inviting as a physical

property is basically a long block away from the hall of justice at brannon and 7th. it's just 30,000 square feet in size, just under that. it is also a full building lease. it's delivered in one chunk, so we aren't phasing this one. the lease commences july 1, it's a 10-year initial term with two five-year options. so you see the consistency of 350 rhodes island, brennan and bryant, being able to return to an entirely different hall of justice site. remember there was a rationale for doing leasing, because we have a long-term vision to bring these units together at 850 bryant in a totally new wonderful resilient building. >> supervisor cohen: i love how you connect those dots. >> thank you, i try. we did secure right of first option which was important given the amount of money we are proposing to put in the tenant improvements. we did the best we could given conditions under the financing that burdens the property. they couldn't give us a solid right to purchase at a price and date certain. but if they elect to sell the property we have the first option to acquire t

both at the polling place and city hall.so if someone requests assistance, poll workers are trained to provide that assistance at the city hall voting center. >> >> council member mcdonald: you indicated they have to have eligibility, but is there any way to check that? >> other than the affirmation that someone meets those requirements is required to vote on that ballot style. >> council member mcdonald: i wondered if i missed something, ok. >> co-chair blacksten: all right. so i will ask you one question here. a number of us from the blind community use adaptive technology on our computers in order to access websites. and one of the programs is job access and speech. what are you currently doing to make sure your website is accessible to adaptive technology? >> all our website content goes through a review. even this presentation, for instance, which we can post on the website, now that i think about it, would be accessible using a screen reader. there is tools, which i can't think of right now, we use to apply to the cont

being added to the bay area sports hall of fame. but the plaque in her honor...is getting a redo. >> former usa women's soccer player brandy chastain being added to the bay area sports hall of fame, but, a plaque is getting a redo. jackie ward tells us why. >> who do you think is on the plaque? >> it's a guessing game now? it is like a late night party game? >> reporter: brandy chastain proved she is still a pro when it comes to reacting to unexpected moments. >> they put me next to it and i looked and i was like oh ... that ... it cough me off guard a little bit. but ... i mean ... what are you going to do? [ laughter ] >> reporter: the bronze plaque of what was supposed to be her face was revealed last night at a ceremony at the bay area sports hall of fame and it has gotten a lot of feedback. >> there should be a lot of empathy out there. because no one has lived a perfect life. art is also in the eye of the beholder. >> reporter: but instead of letting herself get worked up about it, she says there are bigger problems in the wor

but i have a special announcement, you all here at city hall, you all, i'm getting ready to start my new tv show, and that's the somehow. and you all are wondering, what's the name of it, ace? back in the day, i was going to call it silly haul, but that's not right because i want it to go viral all over the world. the name is -- [inaudible] >> -- aceonthecase.net, .org,.com. my views are going to be factual. it's not no alternative news or the facts. it's going to be like i used to be involved with the facts. only the facts. anything that come out of my mouth could be effectuated with the video. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. madam president, no other members of the public in line, so i'll hand it over to you? >> president breed: thank you. are there any members of the public who would like to provide public comment at this time, seeing none, public comment is closed. madam clerk, we're going to go back to roll call for introduction. supervisor ronen? >> supervisor ronen: thank you so much, colleagues. i have received a lot of requests and would like to make a motion to close

don't miss our town hall tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern. that does it for our hour. hi, chuck. >> nicole, we did it. >> oh, my god. it took ten years off my life. last night i was -- >> we did it. >> warriors and cavaliers. >> we got it. >> we got what you wanted. we got what i wanted. let's just say -- i say warriors in six. anything -- anything -- if you can't beat them in six, then i'm not impressed. >> you're faking me out. >> i know. that's the whole point. all right. so it begins. have a good show. >> you got it. >> if it's tuesday, what will the president do? >> good evening, i'm chuck todd. we start with race, culture, politics and television. it's either going to be doused by president trump or set ablaze. we have no idea which one it will be. and that's what sort of troubling us right now. we're going to find out in a matter of hours. we're awaiting president trump's first reaction to abc's cancellation of "roseann," praised by the president and conservatives because of it. but swiftly axeded to day hours after roseann herself made racist comments on twitte

i can find them here at city hall. i see them daily. >> reporter: so far, no sign of any rats here today, but the alameda county says they are thankful they have not seen rats spreading hepatitis a. the biggest threat they have is making sure the poison used to kill these rats is not harmful to the homeless or their pets. >>> bart is also dealing with some dirty circumstances that's prompting the transit agency to put more workers on site. they will have attendants inside the elevators. the goal? to keep people from doing things like using drugs and urinating. the move comes after this video went viral last week of a rider walking through the civic center bart station and it appears to show people using needles wheel others are unconscious on the ground. >>> the race for governor is in full swing, and a lot of money is flowing in. tonight we have new numbers for you, gavin newsom is leading the pack whether n it comes to fund raising, behind him is villaraigosa. just the last week alone he's collected more than $12 mil

i'll comment on brooks hall. i think civic center will be a more passive rec rakes, but it'll be good to have active recreation. i think it'll be good to have. i think a recreational use would resonate this, but like commissioner moore, i would like to see us advocating, but you can't necessarily do that unless you have something that looks great that we can advocate for so thank you very much for this. commissioner koppel? >> commissioner koppel: yeah. wanted to echo the other commissioners. i do want to emphasize the importance of that civic spine. i know that the market and vanness muni stop is closer to city hall, b

he even rides the elevator by himself. >> he sees you in the hall.mp into you, he will stop. he has manners. >> reporter: when he gets to your room, your phone rings. >> when you get to the door, he will prop right open. you retrieve your items and he will ask how is your stay. >> reporter: once you answer that using wes' touch screen, he kind of says thank you and is off and running again. >> he is 365, 24/7. always here to help. >> robotic profession. >> he is ready to go. >> reporter: taking a boutique hotel stay to the next level. >> wes is amazing. >> reporter: tom johnson. >> my favorite coworker. >> reporter: fox news. >> coming up on mornings on 2 the 9, some produce may be slow make thanksgiving to your farmer's market or grocery store shelf. coming up, steve paulson is in the studio about why some of the summer favorites are delayed and why the costs may have gone up. >>> i always say let's get married cantaloupe. get it? >> got it. only marshall tuck will change that. year after year, policians fail to improve public schools. tuck turned a

other pool hall of the angels is one.e is in a letter 400 foot shots in his life, that that's only -- south liner gets him in the club. only four with 600 homeruns. he is one of them. in monterrey mexico, neutral site game, dodgers wind up with a no-hitter. first one ever outside the us or canada. walter buehler and three relievers. they wind up no hitting the padres for mike to 0. he was replay of the night. astros jake moritz make. just an absolutely sensational effort up against the screen. look at his foot go up, kind of like spiderman, and that is a beautiful save. in the love of his love and that is pretty much it. >> we even have golf to throw in there, tiger woods made the cut in the wells fargo event. we will be seeing him over the weekend. a lot of tv executives very happy about that. >> sharks and wears sunday night. mark thank you. >> thank you for joining us tonight, good night. seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuou

unfortunately our city hall was hit by a bomb in april 1945 and the entire city hall and most of the archives were destroyed. i'm not sure what happened with the mayor's clothing, if they had been removed beforehand or burned during the bombing. >> thank you. how many years did it take for you to research all of this and put all of the puzzles together to solve the crime? >> about 3 years. i discovered the case in 2013 in a forester's dairy because he talked about the murder and it took me, i think, two years to get a book contract, some of the research went on but i didn't do it all myself, i can't afford to fly to the united states every time i had a research question so i hired a couple of researches out here. one of them an extremely talented archivist from washington, d.c., she used to be the librarian for the washington historical society, gail mccormick, she knows the library of congress like her own backyard and was able to dig up a lot of this information. my thanks goes to her because she helped shape the book to what it is today. >> you described the recreation of the monu

at strategic spots on the concert hall the acoustic technicians measure how long it takes for the sound of the gunshot to die out. that's called the reverberation time and classical music it's a very specific value and good to know what's art from the ideal reverberation time in a concert hall is just over two seconds so two point two two point three seconds that would be much too long for a theater because the clarity of the spoken words is negatively affected by a long reverberation time comes along in a theater to comprehend what was said you want only around one second consequence what that is too short for me using a commission so two point two or two point three seconds is the ideal reverberation time in a concert hard to commit twice on commission not altered. and here in the call to a palast that's what it is so far so good the technicians are satisfied but now they need to test another even more significant value what's called the impulse response it shows if the sound quality is the same everywhere in the concert hall it's also measured at strategic spots it's the key factor i

i'll comment on brooks hall. i think civic center will be a more passive rec rakes, but it'll be good to have active recreation. i think it'll be good to have. i think a recreational use would resonate this, but like commissioner moore, i would like to see us advocating, but you can't necessarily do that unless you have something that looks great that we can advocate for so thank you very much for this. commissioner koppel? >> commissioner koppel: yeah. wanted to echo the other commissioners. i do want to emphasize the importance of that civic spine. i know that the market and vanness muni stop is closer to city hall, but i think we should all want to get off at the civic center stop and make that breath taking walk towards city hall and we've got the space and the ability to do that, so i think we should take advantage of that. just off the top of my head, i was looking at the plaza promenade options just because it's less traffic and more walkable open space which i think is the objective here. and then, for th

diane king hall with cbs money watch has that story and more.ood morning. >> reporter: good morning, kenny. u.s. stock futures are climbing this morning following word that the trade war with china is on hold. friday it was a split. the dow added a point, the nasdaq lost 28. >>> the live location of millions of cell phones was exposed because of a website flaw. experts discovered the vulnerability last week. data on all of the big four mobile phone companies. locations -- no evidence so far anyone exploitd the flaw. >>> electric car maker tesla is coming out with a high performance upgrade with a high price tag. there are two new versions of the model 3. it will cost $78,000. >> not bad for an electric car. di-ann, how about -- diane, how about a massage? the smell of play-doh is now trademarked. >> reporter: that's right. it has secured the distinction. the way it's described -- it's applied for the trademark last year though the colorful dough has been around since 1956 and apparently a scent rarely receives a trademark. >> it does have a uniq

his first stop will be outside san francisco city hall at 9:30 this morning. he's taking part in a 7 day tour across california ... in a final campaign push ahead of the june 5th primary. (robin) also happening today ... bay area officials are meeting this morning to discuss the area's housing crisis. the event will showcase alameda county housing resources and programs. these programs help neighbors get affordable housing and avoid being displaced. alameda county supervisors will also discuss ways to create new affordable housing. the event will be at 8:30 this morning at berkeley city college. (robin) the f-b- i has issued an urgent warning.... asking people to reboot their internet routers. the f-b-i says, this can help protect people from a dangerous and sophisticated system which is linked to russia.. kron 4's gabe slate explains what the malware does and how to protect yourself. the fbi has issued a public service announcement advising that everyone reboot their internet router the router is the box that pushes out wifi to the devices in your home or off

yeah as he does we have a chargeable batteries down in the hall. and we have enough power to travel for three days with so far may i take a turn at the wheel. so here on the link sure. i won't have an accident and be right here but. not much can go wrong at this speed. is it possible you want to take over. if you want to i don't know. surrounding the lake is in one thousand hectare park stays green in more ways than one. wolf they own the water a little bit if you're interested in scuba diving about forty kilometers away from here is the place for you they have an underwater world for amateur divers. a manmade diving pond one hundred twenty metres long and sixty metres wide going to and erica in a hot for months getting plenty to enter the water they have their own equipment it's possible to rent diving gear and book an introductory course. visibility on the water is four to five. european sturgeon inhabit the park these are about two metres in length but they can grow up to six made his position and it's a fantastic experience and i'm not afraid o

until the trial came here, to the great hall.b took to the witness box, he said that gay gibson was naked underneath the yellow dressing gown. therefore, they should be in the cabin. where are they? they're not there. they're missing. within the official police files, there is a statement from a man who walked into cheltenham police station a couple of months after the trial and told the officers a very interesting story. now the news headlines. john langham... he claimed he had a conversation in a pub with a guy called john langham. john langham was a well—known household name of the time. he said that langham had told him that his dentist had shown him gay's black pyjamas and told him he had slept with her on the durban castle prior to her involvement with james camb. but could this really be true? they were both dead so i couldn't confirm it. but i thought i could refute it. how could i do that? well, i would just show that there was no dentist travelling first class on gay gibson's voyage. the story is then false. so i got th

it's also the location of the historic student hall and oxnard.built in seventeen zero three it's been run for the past one hundred seventy five years by the family many a celebrity yes stop by including marilyn monroe and mark twain. we in serves up traditional fare and i'm eager to tuck in the hearty potato soup is right up my alley. while i'm eating my soup you can visit all the other side of the high the back we haven't seen yet i bet you don't want to miss anything right. with this cafes bars and stores the street called stein gosar connects the town center and the old bridge you're sure to pass through on your tour through town. the nearby baroque gesture with church is worth a snapshot it was built in the eighteenth century and as one of the largest and most significant churches in heidelberg. and this is our insider's chip outnumbered university's botanical garden it's more than a century old. it started as a doctor's garden for medicinal plants today more than ten thousand plant species grow in the green ounces and garden grounds. but it

. >> reporter: he says, there will be conflicts with a department and city hall. >> i think many timese're going to agree to disagree on many issues, but i think we need to be respectful. >> reporter: disagreements on issues like tasers, the union is sponsoring prop 8s in the upcoming june elections which would immediately arm officers with the less lethal weapon. that prompted the police commission to quickly adopt a new policy. >> some people weren't willing to put their necks on the line to allow our members to have this tool. >> reporter: montoya sees his role as the voice of the rank and file cops in a department he says where the morale is low. >> the members of the hall have fnotel oronct the current command staff, and once again it falls on the shoulders of the poa to be the voice of the members. >> reporter: montoya's term expires in 2020. vick lee, abc 7 news. >>> on abc 7 news at 5:00, the head of the police officers associatio talks about the department of justice recommendations for reform specifically on the ban against shooting at moving vehicles and more that's all comi

. >> the peace groups are demanding permission to march on convention hall. >> these cops here are toughu with a smile. >> as long as i'm mayor of this town, there will be law and order in chicago. >> this is the moment of truth for the democratic party. >> tuesday night, i spent my evening at senator kennedy's campaign headquarters to celebrate his victory in california. tuesday night, i was in ecstasy with joy. wednesday morning, sorrow. and this morning, utter despair because now i'm lost. i'm desperate. and i don't know where we're going from here. >> by the early summer of 1968, there was this ache in the american spirit. what the hell is happening to us? is the country coming apart at the seams? >> no words can really fully convey the feeling that i have toward the kennedy family in this time of their particular tragedy or the feeling that one must have for the nation in the face of this tragedy, this new tragedy. >> i really think mccarthy felt a sense of guilt in some weird psychological way for this outcome because he's been a very nasty campaigner. >> this is one trauma too man

in san francisco, there's a rally planned on city hall steps at noon. that's for union and immigrant rights. in mountain view a rally is planned at rain stork park community center. that's at 4:30 this afternoon. here in the south bay, there will be people meeting at roosevelt park. that's about a mile away from where we are now. they have a march planned for 5:00 this afternoon, which ends at the steps here on city hall. live in san jose, sandra osbourne, kpix 5. >>> right now the caravan of migrants that arrived from central america this weekend are standing firm. they are huddled near the u.s. border awaiting a chance to apply for asylum. officials have started processing some of the central american migrants. so far eight have been allowed through >>> special counsel robert mueller is giving a list of almost four dozen questions to president trump's lawyers. >> they're part of mueller's ongoing russian probe. officials are looking into how rub sha influenced the 2016 presidential election and whether trump obstructed justice. ''the new york times" r

city hall cannot operate without checks and balances.sn't worked for years and it will not work in the future. i will be the checks and balances. i will stop san francisco from being taken to the brink of catastrophe. so why am i running? while i believe in or -- core values that will guide me as your next mayor. accountability, law and order and uplifting our quality of life. everything from homelessness to car break-ins, to supporting our police officers, to building housing, to fixate community infrastructure and cleaning the streets, to maintaining quality leadership to department city heads. to helping neighbourhood small businesses and so much more. all these issues can and will be addressed by my three core values of accountability, law and order and uplifting our city's quality of life. the under -- other candidates for mayor think a solution to our financial woes is to continue to tax hard-working residents and add more and more burdens on small business owners and property owners and in a robin hood style. other candidates fund

the next grouping is the grand hall the grand hall on the exterior, in the pink, is our farmers' market pop-up market. so that's what we had mentioned in the presentation before. there are 28 locations and approximately 10 feet by 10 feet. we've had an enormous amount of interest from an entrepreneurial public here in san francisco to participate in this pop up program. because there is no space for kiosks or prebuilt stores, this is becoming an opportunity for those merchants to join us for grand opening and beyond. so we ha have interest from a variety of different merchants and al i'll go into the specifis and a second. we are going to be extremely sensitive about congestion and remove aliens and how we stage all of that, and who comes and, and what they need to bring in and how long it will take them to set up as we move forward with it. inside the grand hall we will have a cafÉ caravan. i will show you some pictures of that as well. so that on grand opening there will be something to serve coffee and light pastries. we will also have a shoeshine and a florist. that is our plan and

. >> reporter: her sister was across the hall. she ran down the hall to tell her dad what happened. >> approximand i blurted it out flew out of bed. and the look on his face was devastating. >> reporter: her dad tore down the play house by the bedroom window. >> because apparently that is where he was watching me or stalking me. >> he could see right into the bedroom window. i insinuated his filth and evil into my house and our life and our community and brought terror to everybody. >> reporter: while she is feeling empowered that the man accused is behind bars facing murder charges, she is also frustrated that the statute of limitations is run out on rape cases. >> karma, a lot of karma coming his way. >> reporter: she hopes to make her experience positive changes. >> he can sit there with it. >> reporter: leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> to learn more about the golden state killer including original stories and videos from the 1970s and '80s, go to abc7news.com. >>> new development on scooter invasion. voting on a pilot program t

the meeting is going on at city hall. auditors explain the number of officers being disciplined based on complaints from the public. some of the facts for you. in 2017 they got 222 citizen complaints. 24% fewer complaints than in previous years. but of those complaints 16% more were validated. that's the highest since the office was created. now there was a decrease in use of force arrests and complaints as well and an increase in officer discipline including the firing of the two officers and the disciplining of an officer for bias. >>> a lot of smiles for this. a special day for a principal in the south bay. the crowded gymnasium of san jose high school gloria march chand became a u.s. citizen. standing alongside eight other immigrants she took the oath of allegiance. she says she's excited to take advantage of an important american privilege. >> i want to vote. i want to be a part of this country. i've lived a number of places in my life. >> marchant was born in chili. she came from canada when she was 13. i became a c

the lawrence hall of science is turning 50 this month. john ramos reports, it remains vital today even as the world around it keeps changing. >> reporter: sitting on the hill side overseeing uc berkeley is the lawrence hall of science, built in the memory of dr. ernest lawrence, the science center had a goal as lofty as its location. >> they wanted to do something that would change the world. >> reporter: since 1968 the hall has been using science to spark the imagination of kids and kids at heart. >> the original vision for this place was kind of focus on high school kids because they were thinking about who have who was -- who was going next to college and that rapidly changed. >> reporter: now the little kids have taken over. emma used legos to create her version of a jungle. her little brother ben shows what happens when a satellite gets hit by space junk. >> i want to be an astronaut? . >> reporter: outside they were learning to make tiny boats powered by chemistry and rockets made withal ka seltzer -- alka seltzer tablets that reall

, y'all, where i call it silly hall. let this be a message to everybody. ace, i'm going to be there, and i'm supporting this because they need to have transparency on elections. see, i go ba way, way back when they had general elections and the district elections and who else know what they're going to do next. but this is a city that is gone without be being accountable. who is in control of the city that's watching everything? there's nobody. my name is ace, and i -- >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> thank you, my name is roger donaldson i'm here as myself, but i'm also on the san francisco election commission. i think that you've heard a lot of things and i don't want to repeat them, but i want to highlight certain things. one is the slalom report raised issues and i think that raised the prospect of risk whereas buying this as a proprietary system may reduce the risk, but the risk is to democracy. what we -- so getting the system is something that will improve democracy and the integrity of the election and give