hyland. commissioner hyland. >> i have other questions. are they listed in bullets and put into what staff believes the priorities or just the categories? >> they're mostly categoriorized and not immediate order. >> okay. are we wanting to prioritize these? maybe not today but in general. i propose that we put kin monglawkin at the top. >> at the top. >> yeah. that's the immediate suggestion and maybe we -- >> yeah that one and maybe the galvanizing works at the top of the list too. that maybe could be second. >> this is great. thank you. >> thank you. >> i don't see any other comment. thank you very much for your hard work and your very clear presentation of this material. that's great. and i think that's our final item; right? so we can adjourn the hearing. [gavel]coming. >> (clapping.) >> good morning and thank you for joining me i'm jose cisneros the co-chair of financial and powerful coalition i want to acknowledge a number of people including beven duffey the mounting evidences about san francisco hometown bank is shocking it reveals

hyland. commissioner hyland. >> i have other questions. are they listed in bullets and put into what staff believes the priorities or just the categories? >> they're mostly categoriorized and not immediate order. >> okay. are we wanting to prioritize these? maybe not today but in general. i propose that we put kin monglawkin at the top. >> at the top. >> yeah. that's the immediate suggestion and maybe we -- >> yeah that one and maybe the galvanizing works at the top of the list too. that maybe could be second. >> this is great. thank you. >> thank you. >> i don't see any other comment. thank you very much for your hard work and your very clear presentation of this material. that's great. and i think that's our final item; right? so we can adjourn the hearing. [gavel] on election day, when y to vote at your local polling place, in san francisco, the workers, that greet you, check the roster, and give you your boll lot, might a little young, like they could be in high school, this is part of the poll worker program, this provides, every elec

hyland, here. hasz, here. johnck, here. johns, here. matsuda, pearlman. >> at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. i have no speaker cards. >> any member wish to make general public comment on a non ajendsa item? if so come forward. seeing and hearing none we'll close general public comment. >> department matters, iletm one, directors announcement, and tim department staff. the director will not join us this afternoon however, if you have questions i can answer them or forward them to the director. >> thank you. >> um, item 2, review past events of inplanning commission staff report and anounssments >> just a few things to check in with you. one, is the witnesses and [inaudible] introduced

. >> commissioner hyland. >> i don't have a buzzer. i have one question, are the light poles the van ness light poles the only item we discussed today not listed in the staff report? >> i think so >> other than the sky line realty building. >> yes . and the rousso district is listed in red, it say-it is request to add it. >> request to add it. we are actively working on it so wanted to show the hours and how we track it but it isn't actually on the work program. >> okay. i would be complete support of what commissioner johnck said and take care the ones we initiated and have work need ed to complete them and bring the ones at risk up to the first group and let staff figure how best to putting those that are on the first category to completion. >> can we identify which are at risk if that is the category? >> i think staff we have recommendations and certainly hearing from you what additional recommendations you would add-i mean, the high temple, the glady [inaudible] office building is in a area where there is a lot of development and a

>> hyland: there is. it's in the safe down here, sir. >> martin: an identical copy of the black book is in that briefcase which follows the president wherever he goes. so, he's never away from the options. >> haney: that's correct. >> martin: and, would they tell him what kinds of weapons you would use, what targets you would hit? >> haney: they would be that specific, yes. >> martin: would they give him an estimate of casualties? >> haney: yeah, we would have to give the president answers to a lot of different questions. that's one that i would expect to get. >> martin: admiral haney would go to a room called the battle deck where he would talk and is this the phone you would use? >> haney: this is one of the phones that i might use, yes. >> martin: chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, secretary of defense. i don't see the man who controls... >> haney: you're looking for the president. >> martin: i am. >> haney: i can speak to the president directly from this microphone. >> martin: and in a crisis, how

hyland. commissioner hyland. >> i have other questions. what staff believes the priorities or just the categories? >> they're mostly categoriorized and not immediate order. >> okay. are we wanting to prioritize these? maybe not today but in general. i propose that we put kin monglawkin at the top. >> at the top. >> yeah. that's the immediate suggestion and maybe we -- >> yeah that one and maybe the galvanizing works at the top of the list too. that maybe could be second. >> this is great. thank you. >> thank you. >> i don't see any other comment. thank you very much for your hard work and your very clear presentation of this material. that's great. and i think that's our final item; right? so we can adjourn the hearing. [gavel] alright everyone we'll started. i want to welcome you today. my name is supervisor malia cohen and your district 10 supervisor. how are you? good morning! this is a big day for all of us here. okay, i want to thank we will have translation today. i want to thank ocia frubeing here from the mayors aufss for doing the

michael hyland talking to many of those voters on both side of the debate tonight.>> reporter: the last few people are trickling out others party where we are. i want to step aside and show you that they changed the name for tonight. parties members and supporters of trump. one of the moment a got a major reaction is when trump was being asked about not releasing his tax returns. he went after hillary clinton about releasing emails. trump supporters hope that he was able to win over some people who a been questioning whether he has the temperament to be president.>> who the real donald articulate, successful businessman. i would like them to see that. >> i hope they see trump as presidential because i think years.>> reporter: meanwhile democrats were holding parties around the area. we stop by one here. in addition to the debate, several people looking forward to clinton coming to the area tomorrow. her supporters talked about authentic. >> she has been overwhelmed by the lives that are coming out of the republican party. >> to show people that she really cares and to make people unders

michael hyland is keep an eye on things and how people in cumberland county are cleaning about this at 6:00. that water has receded leaving behind mud and rocks all over the road and the road is still closed. i want to show you the river here. it's still just above 20 feet which is considered major flood stage. the neighbors nearby are really concerned about a damn nearby that has been breached and could be damaged further. as the water kept ng around spring lake, neighbors got worried. >> we've been out here for years and i've been out here since 1985 and i've never seen anything like this before. >> reporter: some people ended up at the shelter.>> where always responding to disasters.>> reporter: he just bought his house a month ago. he was background 6:30 with he is concerned about what is next. >> we just put a bunch of money in this place. if that damn will take my house out, the state will pay. >> reporter: officials came by to look at the greek. -- greek. he showed us this video of the the breach. >> hoping they will not take >> reporter: in addition to the shelter here there's

. >> michael hyland has more. >> reporter: the governor's office released statements about this this week, but this is the first time we heard from the governor. he said he's frustrated with the decision. it comes as two senators within his own party are now calling for house bill 2's reveal . the ncaa canceled in the wake of house bill 2. governor pat mccrory spoke about it for the first time on thursday, criticizing it. >> i don't know of what example the media has brought up where we discriminated against inbound -- anybody. the multimillion dollar economic impact of the latest cancellations has twitter multiple times this week. >> reporter: senator tamera barrington. >> we cannot ignore the unintended consequences that are piling up on income in not only economically but also with ours brand. >> reporter: her opponent called the move purely political. >> if we have lost the a scr. state, we lost our home state. >> reporter: we asked other republicans if they're rethinking it. they said they stand by it. >> it's a matter of morality. >> reporter: how concerned are you of the econo

hyland, here. hasz, here. johnck, here. johns, here.atsuda, pearlman. >> at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. i have no speaker cards. >> any member wish to make general public comment on a non ajendsa item? if so come forward. seeing and hearing none we'll close general public comment. >> department matters, iletm one, directors announcement, and tim department staff. the director will not join us this afternoon however, if you have questions i can answer them or forward them to the director. >> thank you. >> um, item 2, review past events of inplanning commission staff report and anounssments >> just a few things to check in with you. one, is the witnesses and [inaudible] introduced a

michael hyland. >>> the johnston county focus on building new schools has distracted from holder schools. >> now he says they need more than $30 million in repairs. still ahead, what schools have the most need. >> and one cold front down and another one to go. when cold front number two arrives. >> and the fayetteville police unveiled a new theme and also a the governor takes aim at a state toxicologist today woman: governor pat mccrory's office is refuting claims he misled the homeowners about the safety of their well water. dr. megan davies was the state epidemiologist, but she resigned this week, saying she cannot work for a department and an administration that deliberately misleads the public. she claims the state never should have told people who live near coal ash ponds their well water was safe. >>> a selby police officer shot over the weekend trying to serve a warrant has died. tim brackeen was serving a warned on 23-year-old irving fenner, jr. fenner has not been arrested. the government is offering an award brackeen leaves beon a wife and child. >>> one agency, one community,

one of the first times i christina hendricks was really amazing aad i loved what sarah hyland wore. >> that was when leslie needed a dress for her ghostbusters premiere. >> and christian stepped up and cemented his designer for women of every size. >> it takes a real design tore design for a real woman. >> i grew up with my mom was a 16 and my sister was a size 0 so i was just, like, my mom loves the dress. my sister loves the dress. >> christian's new york fashion week runway was one of the hottest tickets in town last weekend and wrapping up in time for him to focus dressing some of hollywood's biggest names for the emmys this weekend. >> we're still getting requests of my people! you know what it is! >> you know what it is, where it is. come on. >> what trends are you seeing for this awards season? >> it's been very sexy lately. like, everyone likes to show a interesting. what's it like, though? you design something that you're really proud of and of course, there's haters out there that are going to criticize. >> sometimes i will say thattthe misses are not always my fault. bad ha

michael hyland has more. >> reporter: this all started last night when the post started getting around on social media. today an campus several students are frustrated and angry. wolfpack page. they included derogatory things about women, african-americans and the "black lives matter" movement. the chancellor issued a response in part because of how e agreeious and bigoted the comments were. he said the comments don't reflect nc state's values. some are calling on administrators to take additional steps and sending them a list of demands. say but they can educate statutes -- students. >> i remember when obama was elected people were like -- or row elected, people were talking about racist comments. >> reporter: the comments were made by a handful of nc state students. he said they won't face punishment. that in and of itself has >> we just received the apology letter from two students identified as connor and brenham. it says, in part, we're sorry for our words and how they hurt many people. the pain we've caused will take a long time to heal. it is just our hope that they will be able

in spring lake, michael hyland, cbs north carolina. >>> and next at 6:00, our team coverage of severe flooding in southern portions of central north carolina continues. here is a live look at the roads pond dam now a dangerous levels. the impact it could have if breached, plus.... >> if you didn't know her, you as been making washington work... for himself. burr voted 5 times to raise his own pay, while his net worth has increased over 500%... making over $3.6 million. but it's not just that. on a bill to make insider trading by congressmen illegal, burr voted no, calling the law a waste of time. that's how 20 years in washington has changed richard burr. her name was kathy taft, and she had touched so many children's lives on the state board of education. the police wouldn't have been able to catch her murderer if roy cooper hadn't fixed the problems at the state crime lab that he discovered when he became attorney general. now governor mccrory is attacking mr. cooper, trying to gain politically from the pain of victims and families. governor, please stop. . >>> torrential rain overn

eiko hyland is live in raleigh with more on the steps the state is dealing with the situation. they do have gas here but all they have is premium even with that higher price, there are people on the higher side as through here. today the governor pat mccrory says we are only getting the third of the normal for fuel supply we would normally be getting. he gave an update on the situation earlier. the state of emergency he declared their way up some fuel restrictions. we saw several stations out of gas or run out of gas while we were there. travel. meanwhile attorney general roy cooper says his organization has received several complaints. >> some of them aren't and we have to make sure that people know about that. >> resist the temptation to run to the gas station to top off their tanks. that causes more problems than anything especially during the next 24 hours. >> some drivers are just not able to scale back on their driving amid the shortage. we will have more on how they are coping. >> the durum mother accused of leaving her three -year-old daughter in a hot van, where she di

cbsnorthcarolina michael hyland will prng us that -- bring us that. >>> new at 5, a judge delayed of a former unc student. attorneys for chandler kania presented the motions today. the judge denied it, meaning the trial will take place october 23rd. the judge required that the defense turn over its evidence by next tuesday. kania is accused in the triple fatal accident. >>> we now know the name of the person shot and killed last evening on east main street in durham. we brought this to you as breaking news at 11. 34-year-old larry owens was shot and killed on east main street. >>> the work on the new hope mills dam will take a bit longer to fin nirchlt crews are rebuilding after several years of issues. the work got delayed due to a lack of a permanent. the corps of engineer said the should be done by this spring and that the lake near the dam has to be lower than before because of flooding concerns. however, the topic for many, how will it look like in the and. >> it's to start looking at what we want to -- want it to look like. can you give us a schematic or drawing and what we wan

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michael hyland explains. >> reporter: some of the students we talked to on campus said this comes attic larly tense time. this follows the police shooting in charlotte last week. the post includes derogatory comments about women, african- americans and the black lives this afternoon chance or randy woodson posted a response. >> these types of racist views do not reflect our values, what we stand for, what we believe in. >> i think this will be up to those people to kind of grow past that point and be able to accept people for who they are. >> reporter: the students responsible for them won't be punished. we'll have more coming up new at 6. in raleigh, michael hi land, cbs north carolina. >>> both the clinton and trump campaigns continue to be active in income in making sure people are registered to vote. they're also focused on millennials. he said reaching young voters, is important. >> from the first day she announced her candidacy, she's been speaking to millennials. >> the trump campaign is actively reaching out to millennials. he now has more than 38,000 followers. >> we see so man

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michael hyland. >> students have promised to keep the pressure on unc and are using tomorrow's football game as a stage. amy? >> reporter: well, chairman, the university here -- actually students, i should say, have organized a rally that will start at 7:00 tonight. ahead of that at 6:00 we are anticipating students to come together here at the campus. there's a lot of anger and concern coming from students. this rally that has been organized be a organized by several different groups on campus. ahead of gathering in about an hour. they will be making signs. students saying they want a chance to discuss their thoughts and feelings surrounding the case. >> it's a way to show the university we will not stay sign hadn't while they completely overlook the mistreatment of students on this campus. >> that is absolutely awful for a female student to hear that you have been raped and actually assaulted. that makes us angry and upset. >> reporter: again, a student rally is being organized for tonight at 7:00. students will be making signs here at 6:00. we will be at beth events and will have mor

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i love what sarah hyland wore to the emmys. i loved what leslie jones wore. >> that moment was when leslie needed a dress for her ghostbusters career. christian stepped up. >> it takes a real designer to design for a real woman. >> i grew up. my mom was a size 16. my sister was a size 0. was different. i never saw different. i just was like, oh, my mom loves a dress. my sister loves a dress. >> christian's new york fashion week runway was one of the hottest tickets in town last weekend, wrapping up in time for him to focus on dressing some of hollywood's biggest names for the emmys this weekend. >> what trends are you seeing for this award season? >> it's been very sexy lately. like everyone likes to show a lot of skin, which is very interesting. >> what's it like, though, you design something you're really proud of. one of your client steps out haters out there that are going to criticize. >> sometimes i will say the misses aren't always my fault. bad makeup. i've had some ugly hair with some of my clothes. you just take it, a

hyland, here. hasz, here. johnck, here. johns, here.atsuda, pearlman. >> at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. i have no speaker cards. >> any member wish to make general public comment on a non ajendsa item? if so come forward. seeing and hearing none we'll close general public comment. >> department matters, iletm one, directors announcement, and tim department staff. the director will not join us this afternoon however, if you have questions i can answer them or forward them to the director. >> thank you. >> um, item 2, review past events of inplanning commission staff report and anounssments >> just a few things to check in with you. one, is the witnesses and [inaudible] introduced a