. - we provide residents and visitors with a wide array of services, such as improving city streets and parks, keeping communities safe, and driving buses and cable cars. - our employees enjoy competitive salaries, as well as generous benefits programs. but most importantly, working for the city and county of san francisco gives employees an opportunity to contribute their ideas, energy, and commitment to shape the city's future. - thank you for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco. >> third thursdays at the commons is a monthly event series to really activate krisk centkrisk -- civic center, fulton mall, and other locations through social operation. >> in 2016, an initiative called the civic center progress initiative was launched, it was launched by a bunch of city agencies and community partners, so they really had to figure out how to program these places on a more frequent basis. i'm with the civic center community benefit district, and i'm program manager for the civic center commons. also, third thursdays will have music. that was really important in the

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what it is today. - we provide residents and visitors with a wide array of services, such as improving city streets and parks, keeping communities safe, and driving buses and cable cars. - our employees enjoy competitive salaries, as well as generous benefits programs. but most importantly, working for the city and county of san francisco gives employees an opportunity to contribute their ideas, energy, and commitment to shape the city's future. - thank you for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco. >> good morning, everyone. i am elaine 23 orbes and i am the executive director of the port and it's good to see everyone here today. this is a very important moment for the port of san francisco, for the city, for the dogpatch neighborhood and for the future of our city, and this moment really started a long time ago. 20 years ago, port staff began a master planning process, and i see some of the folks that started that process in the room today. when i first sat up here seven years ago, i thought interesting place, very beautiful. lot of different maintenance. how in t

what it is today. - we provide residents and visitors with a wide array of services, such as improving citytreets and parks, keeping communities safe, and driving buses and cable cars. - our employees enjoy competitive salaries, as well as generous benefits programs. but most importantly, working for the city and county of san francisco gives employees an opportunity to contribute their ideas, energy, and commitment to shape the city's future. - thank you for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco. >> good afternoon and welcome to the san francisco historic preservation commission. like to takel

. - we provide residents and visitors with a wide array of services, such as improving city streets and parks, keeping communities safe, and driving buses and cable cars. - our employees enjoy competitive salaries, as well as generous benefits programs. but most importantly, working for the city and county of san francisco gives employees an opportunity to contribute their ideas, energy, and commitment to shape the city's future. - thank you for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco. >> this is maybe our 10th year hosting an annual turkey giveaway. but it has been so wonderful to partner with the pay your's office and the rest of the city departments to really expand our capacity across the city. once upon a time, we were only able to serve maybe 500 to 600 families and now we're talking about 3,000 across the city. [cheering] >> a lot of people need our help. so we'll help them. and we're positive about that. and we have all of these great volunteers from mission housing and i want to say thank you to them and the housinging authority for their staff today. all

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outlined plans today to spend research and development with a further £1.7 billion to improve links between cities. a new revolution is at hand, being driven by technology companies like google who today opened a digital garage in manchester, a drop—in centre for those looking for digital skills. when you look at economy is relative to those who are not, there is a substantial untucked opportunity to go online. the majority of advertising is not online and yet the reach you can have online is quite profound. retraining workers cost government money, money they get from tax, tax that google has been accused of legitimately avoiding. the government make the rules and we apply those rules and that's what we are doing. we are very much of the view that being responsible citizens within every jurisdiction is the way we conduct ourselves. not only is the uk less productive than germany, france and italy, the north of england is less productive than the south, a gap that needs closing according to the mayor of manchester.” that needs closing according to the mayor of manchester. i think the single bigges

what it is today. - we provide residents and visitors with a wide array of services, such as improving city streets and parks, keeping communities safe, and driving buses and cable cars. - our employees enjoy competitive salaries, as well as generous benefits programs. but most importantly, working for the city and county of san francisco gives employees an opportunity to contribute their ideas, energy, and commitment to shape the city's future. - thank you for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco. >> when we had that big rainstorm last year that was racing down this hill i went out and when there was a break in the weather to make sure that was clear and that was definitely debris that draws down i make sure i have any bathroom we me and sweep that away that makes a big difference sfwrts can fleet floated and every year we were coming home he it was rainey noticed it the water with hill high on the corner and she was in her rain boats so she had fun doing that. >> i saved our house. >> so adopt a drain 25 locations that you can >> we'll, it gives us great pleasure

. - we provide residents and visitors with a wide array of services, such as improving city streets and parks, keeping communities safe, and driving buses and cable cars. - our employees enjoy competitive salaries, as well as generous benefits programs. but most importantly, working for the city and county of san francisco gives employees an opportunity to contribute their ideas, energy, and commitment to shape the city's future. - thank you for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco. >> all right. good morning, everyone. i am mohammed nuru, the director of the san francisco public works department. i want to gyp by just thanking all of you by joining us to celebrate the completion of our new office of chief medical examiners' facility. [ applause ] just to acknowledge a couple of people that are joining us today i see the fire chief. his wife is here. i see commander laz is r is here, along with commander ewing from the police department. of course, our sheriff, sheriff hennessee, who will be actually providing security at this facility, tom dewey, the director,

what it is today. - we provide residents and visitors with a wide array of services, such as improving city streets and parks, keeping communities safe, and driving buses and cable cars. - our employees enjoy competitive salaries, as well as generous benefits programs. but most importantly, working for the city and county of san francisco gives employees an opportunity to contribute their ideas, energy, and commitment to shape the city's future. - thank you for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco. >> neighborhood in san francisco are also diverse and fascist as the people that inhabitable them we're in north beach about supervisor peskin will give us a tour and introduce is to what think of i i his favorite district 5 e 3 is in the northwest surrounded by the san francisco bay the district is the boosting chinatown oar embarcadero financial district fisherman's wharf exhibit no. north beach telegraph hill and part of union square. >> all of san francisco districts are remarkable i'm honored and delighted to represent really whereas with an the most intact district

today to spend £2.3 billion on research and development, with a further £1.7 billion to improve links between citiesity. a new revolution is at hand, being driven by technology companies like google, who today opened a digital garage in manchester, a drop—in centre for those looking for digital skills. when you look at economies that are online, relative to those who are not, there is productivity boost to the businesses. there is a substantial untapped opportunity to go online. still the majority of commerce and advertising is not online and yet the reach you can have when you're online is quite profound. retraining workers costs government money, money they get from tax, tax that google has been accused of legitimately avoiding. the governments make the rules and we apply those rules, and that's what we are doing. we are very much of the view that being responsible citizens within everyjurisdiction is the way we conduct ourselves. not only is the uk less productive than germany, france and italy, the north of england is less productive than the south, a gap that needs closing according to the mayo

.>>> the oakland mayor is speaking out about promises the city made to make improvements after last year's deadly ghost ship fire. what action has been taken. >>> training for capitol hill training are in the works after a senator stands accused of inappropriate behavior. i will have details straight ahead.>>> it is cool outside, but at least it is dry. look what has popped up in san francisco's union square. your weekend forecast is coming up next. as the host of access health, i've discovered move free ultra's clinically-proven ingredient gives you better mobility, flexibility and comfort than glucosamine chondroitin, in one tiny pill. also in new gummies. >>> republicans % tax reform plan to the finance committee. calls for $1.5 trillion tax cut for individuals and individuals. there was a heated debate over why the tax cuts are aimed at helping the rich. >> i was in anybody thing i'm doing this for the rich. give me a break.>> with all due respect i get sick and tired of the rich people getting richer. >> order. order. order. >> wait just a second. die >> senate republicans are hoping

british ministers have announced plans to spend over two billion dollars to improve transport links between prosperous cityesigned to address weaknesses in city transport systems, to spread prosperity by improving connectivity, reducing congestion and introducing new mobility services and technology. the plan will be officially announced by prime minister theresa may on a trip to the west midlands, where she will be joined by chancellor philip hammond and business secretary greg clark. according to uk think tank res—publica, the british national health service, or nhs should provide free community pharmacy health checks for all working—age adults. a report released today suggests that rising demand for healthcare services, combined with an ageing population and the increasing prevalence of chronic ailments like diabetes, is stretching the capacity of nhs england, it says to help reverse britain's rise in long—term disease, free pharmacy checkups should be made available. uk sport chair and olympic gold—medallist dame katherine grainger has urged british sports to improve athlete welfare. at a time when sev

manchester city improved a lot and the gap is massive.eve, we need to try and win games. if we do not win it is difficult to be a contender. in reality there are few contenders left in the title race. manchester city, still undefeated, have opened up city, still undefeated, have opened up an 8—point gap at the top. if anybody is going to catch them, they need to start now. travis tygart, the head of the us anti—doping agency — has criticised fifa for a "lack of desire" to get to the bottom of allegations of doping in football, that were contained in the mclaren report. so far fifa has not approached the main whistleblower, gregory rodchenkov and wada has offered to help put them in contact. our sports news correspondent alex capstick has this report. with the world cup draw in moscow just four days away it is perhaps not surprising that the issue of football and doping has been raised to the mr mclaren in his devastating report identified 30 footballers. fifa says it has been in contact with mclaren. the frustrating is that —— frustration

says pot sales will help improve the city overall. >> already passed resolution setting aside for homeless services and illegal dumping -- decide how to spend the rest. >> recreational pot becomes legal. if mayor lee quickly signs legislation, could be on sale as soon as january 5th. >>> crystal clear night out there. i guess a little chilly too. >> clear skies are helping cool us off. drop into 30s in chilliest spots. cool start to tuesday, last day of november this year. what you have is tranquil picture. high clouds streaming in mainly in north bay but all is quiet on live doppler 7. exploratorium camera atop pier 15, ferry building looking south, all lit up for holidays in green and red. light breeze out there. forecast as we head into the weekend is tranquil. saturday and sunday, blend of clouds. earlier thought would be a chance of rain event. that's out of here. a nice weekend to get out and maybe put up decorations. numbers right now, cooling off quickly in some spots. 40s in coolest parts. 41 in fairfield, 43 in san ramon, 45 in santa rosa, san jose is little bit warmer at 54. ton

city administrator today also. but his commitment and his dedication to making sure that we invest in capital improvements, especially towards our infrastructure project. and he has made that a top priority of his administration. and through his leadership, a lot of projects that the city desperately needs are actually happening. so i'm not going to say a lot of great things that ed has done, but let's hear from him, our mayor, ed lee. [ applause ] >> why aren't you going to say a lot about what i've done? what's wrong with that? well, let me say this: this is a fun day because a number of accomplishments are made. you know, i see our president, london breed, who is here just sitting down now because she's so busy doing so many other things. but she found the time. and working in partnership with the board is really born when it comes to earthquake safety and emergency response. so let me give you the larger picture of why today is so important. we have to get ready for the big disasters. we've seen it happen. it's gotten really close with the fires up north. and you realize how much things that should, could have be

the world bank now wants to support fifty such plans to improve the situation in the city. there won't be latrines here. instead hard work will go into length sewers. it's slow laborious work. it's clear why retrofitting the huge slums with proper sewers is an impossible task but. living space for small families. there are two children's bedrooms that most. that will remain a dream for are the core of our. she'll be staying in her hut just as she has done for the past thirty years. those who are poor live hand to mouth. they can only go shopping when the money's there. there's never the money to buy much. more. a recipe charcoal grill that's alys entire kitchen the family has nothing not even the embers for the fire even they come from a neighbor. one hot meal a day there's usually not more than that and even that's a luxury. their own toilet clean water those are far off dreams for this family and you're going minimum young man you're even in better sanitary conditions allie wouldn't manage to escape her suffering. poverty is holding her captive. one of the reasons is the

such as better lighting and clean the streets, measures are put in place to improve security across the city high profile project is at the eiffel tower. access is currently restricted by these pretty ugly temporary barriers but construction on a 2.5 metre glass high wall to protect tourists. the walls will be bullet proof and will stop vehicles from being able to drive onto the site as well. other cities are following suit, to protect tourists and other attractions. temporary areas were installed on bridges in london and the spanish government promised to ramp up protection in barcelona. it really does not take long to spot an increased police presence here in are these measures helping to reassure tourists about there has not been a time where we felt unsafe and we have seen the green berets.m affects the way i see masses so i in the street i have been, you see a lot of military which helps you calm down. as i walk, i feel more comfortable though it is at the back of your mind. millions of euros are being invested in the battle to become the number one tourist attraction. older attractions

today to spend £2.3 billion on research and development, with a further £1.7 billion to improve links between citiesgoogle, who today opened a digital garage in manchester, a drop—in centre for those looking for digital skills. when you look at economies that are online, relative to those who are not, there is productivity boost to the businesses. there is a substantial untapped opportunity to go online. still the majority of commerce and advertising is not online and yet the reach you can have when you're online is quite profound. retraining workers costs government money, money they get from tax, tax that google has been accused of legitimately avoiding. the governments make the rules and we apply those rules, and that's what we are doing. we are very much of the view that being responsible citizens within everyjurisdiction is the way we conduct ourselves. not only is the uk less productive than germany, france and italy, the north of england is less productive than the south, a gap that needs closing according to the mmyor of greater manchester. i think the single biggest thing holding the north

city in the world. paris is currently in third place, behind bangkok and london. as well as improvementseasures are also being put in place to improve security across the city. the most high—profile project is here at the iconic eiffel tower. access to the bottom of the tower is currently restricted by these pretty ugly temporary barriers but the city's just started construction on a series of 2.5—metre high glass walls to protect tourists. the walls will be bullet proof and will also stop vehicles from being able to drive onto the site. other major cities are following suit, increasing security measures to protect tourists and key attractions. following terror attacks earlier this year, temporary barriers were installed on bridges in london, and the spanish government promised to ramp up protection at main tourist areas in barcelona. it really does not take long to spot an increased police presence here in paris. so are these measures helping to reassure tourists about their safety in the city? i don't think there has been a time in which we felt unsafe and we have certainly seen the gr

city council approved zpax permits for cannabis sales. it ensures the government will not delay manufacturing, cultivation and sales. the councilmember in charge says pot sales will help improve city overall. >> the people of oakland. we need the tax revenue. we have to do more to help the homeless. to get the illegal dumping off our streets. >> recreational pot sales become legal in california, starting january 1st. >>> you're planning to fly home through holidays through american airlines, you may want a back-up plan. america is working to fix a major scheduling mix-up. too many pilots have been approved for time off during the holiday rush. a glitch with the vacation system left thousands of flights without pilots. airline officials say they expect to avoid any cancellations. they're offering pilots overtime pay to fill in and try to resolve the issue. >>> apple is working on an emergency fix for a passport flaw. it allows anybody to living on by sning as an other user and then typing word route as a user man and leaving the password blank. that simple move would allow this rogue user to access everything on your computer. they could install malicious software or lock you

city council approved taxes and permits for cannabis sales. this ensures the government will not delay manufacturing, cultivation and sales. councilmember at large rebecca kaplan says pot sales will help improve the city overall. >> the council has already cast a resolution setting aside 20% for the homeless and the council will vote how to spend the rest of the money. >> recreational marijuana sales become legal starting january 1st. >>> caltrans is shutting down part of the manzanita park and ride lot for one week because it expects the lot to flood. high tides are expected this week. this is video from january. now, abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian is here to talk about our active weather currents. >> we have some interesting weather-related conditions. here's a look at live doppler 7. clear skies becoming a bit chilly. let's take a look at our beach hazard which is in effect until 9:00 tonight. wave heights are elevated significantly, up to 16 feet along some of the bay area's beaches. strong rip currents and sneaker waves are a possibility along with rough surf. just to our north wave heights are up to 20 feet or higher along the mendocino coastline. what's generating these la

city council approved taxes and permits for cannabis sales. this ensures the government will not delay manufacturing, cultivation and sales. councilmember at large rebecca kaplan says pot sales will help improve the city overall. >> the council has already cast a resolution setting aside 20% for the homeless and the council will vote how to spend the rest of the money. >> recreational marijuana sales become legal starting january 1st. >>> caltrans is shutting down part of the manzanita park and ride lot for one week because it expects the lot to flood. high tides are expected this week. this is video from january. now, abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian is here to talk about our active weather currents. >> we have some interesting weather-related conditions. here's a look at live doppler 7. clear skies becoming a bit chilly. let's take a look at our beach hazard which is in effect until 9:00 tonight. wave heights are elevated significantly, up to 16 feet along some of the bay area's beaches. strong rip currents and sneaker waves are a possibility along with rough surf. just to our north wave heights are up to 20 feet or higher along the mendocino coastline. what's generating these la

city in the world. it is currently in third place hide bangkok and london. as well as improvementsr lighting and clean the streets, measures are put in place to improve security across the city. the most high profile project is at the eiffel tower. access is currently restricted by these pretty ugly barriers but construction on a 2.5 metre glass high ball to protect tourists with bullet proof walls stopping vehicles from being able to drive onto the site as well. other cities are following suit, to protect tourists and hear attractions. temporary areas were installed on bridges in london and the spanish government promised to mmp the spanish government promised to ramp up protection in barcelona. it really does not take long to spot an increased police presence here in paris. are these measures are helping to reassure tourists about their safety? there has not been a time where we failed unsafe and we have seen the green berets. time where we failed unsafe and we have seen the green beretsm affects the way i see masses so i tried to avoid them. in the street i have been a uci lot o

the current proposal overlaps improvements made on bayshore boulevard in 2012 but it's a new project not identified in the bike plan. the city addressed safety and improve accessibility for all modes of travel is the case here. the appellant also claims due to the large traffic volume with the loading zone removal, the project would have unusual circumstances precluding the use of exemption. the appellant is incorrect. again, the project would not remove travel lanes and know -- no reduction of pathways would occur. it is not leading to an unusual circumstance. the appellant brought up parking and these are social issues while they're concerning they're not seeking appeal. further the remove of two underutilized commercial loading zones would not be considered an unusual circumstance so a class 1 exemption was determined to be the properly level of review. other issues have been addressed and our responses the appellant claims the current project compliend combine combined with the other project -- thus we've addressed the other concerns in our responses. for the reason stated in our appeal responses and statements made at t

business secretary will be in the west midlands, spelling out some of those plans to improve transport links between city, all with the aim of improving prosperity. later on, the prime minister will be chairing what i think could be a very significant meeting of the cabinet's brexit committee. that is a group of senior ministers who decide the government's negotiating position. we know that in those brexit negotiations money has been a key sticking point. that is partly because the eu and the uk have taken very different approaches to settling the bill. it is also because the uk has been making sure taxpayers here don't pay any more than they need to. it is also because, within the cabinet, there has not yet been agreement on the way forward when it comes to the cash. so at that crucial meeting today, will those ministers come to an agreement? as eu politicians remind us, time is ticking. i think we can expect a lively meeting. germany is facing a political crisis after angela merkel‘s attempts to form a three—party coalition government failed, following weeks of negotiations. the leaders of the pro—busi

the city has also offered landlords the ability and some ease in finances and restrictions with some new codes that were just tweaked a little bit so they could make safety improvement, but the city says many of those landlords, the property owners have declined to keep those rentals and instead have decided not to rent them out anymore. we're live in oakland, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, thom. just into our newsroom now, s.w.a.t. teams swarmed a san jose home this morning right around 8:00. this was on rose balm street. we're working on the reason for that right now. we did see two law enforcement cars parked outside the home with their front windows blown out. >>> new at 11:00, reverend jesse jackson announcing he has parkinson's disease. jackson revealed the diagnosis within the last couple of hours. in a letter, he said he started having trouble with routine daily tasks a few years ago. he is still trying to grasp with the diagnosis. he says his father died from parkinson's. jackson called this an opportunity to use his voice to help find a cure. he is asking for prayers for what he's calling a new challenge. >>> well, what a difference a day ma

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and that was improved education in the city of philadelphia. they failed, and they failed horribly. >> at least one commission member said philadelphia doesn't have the resources to provide for stability for a new board. applications to be part of the board will be available starting next month. >>> in south jersey, an 18-year-old accused killer is back behind bars and could face more charges after escaping a juvenile facility. police captured michael huggins yesterday morning more than 30 hours after he escaped from harborfield's youth detention center in egg harbor city. officers found him in an apartment in atlantic city. police aren't sure how he got there and how he came to possess a handgun. huggins and three other teenagers escaped from -- after overpowering a guard early wednesday morning. now, nbc10 has exclusively obtained a recording of a 911 call from a detention center. >> my co-worker, it's only us two, he's bleeding. >> trying to get out -- >> yes, yes, yes, yes. they're out -- are they out? they're out. they're out the building.

improve. larry: a city is in mourning. tomorrow marks two weeks since the homicide dective sean suiter was shot to death. so far they have no idea who pulled the trigger. >> the talk is running wild on social media. we are in randall's town and across the street where a viewing has been underway for detective suiter for several hours. we have seen people in a variety of uniforms and plain sits coming in to pay their respects. but this is an unavoidable fact that the case has not been solved. >> hundreds honor to remember the slain homicide detectives. the >> the baltimore police commissioner acknowledging the rumors are running wild across the city. last week they revealed that sean suiter was set to testify against federal officers in a corruption case the day after the murder. >> killed notch november 15 in >> killed notch november 15 in the vacant lot and the people don't believe it was the result of a random encounter with a bad guy. >> the pieces didn't come together. >> the baltimore police say they have no evidence

cities. so, we have done some business improvement districts as well. we are a california disadvantaged business enterprise since the year 2000, and the first acdbe, in the state of california. additionally, we have an s.e.e. northern california area, a fairly deep penetration. we have worked with, we are working currently, actually with city center, the bishop ranch, brand-new project. worked on jack london square, bay street at emoryville, and a small cart program customized for each merchant but did 15 artisan units. so scattered throughout the project, 15 local artists who got the opportunity to participate in santana row for their grand opening. additionally, we do a lot of platform training. worked with larger companies like westfield and general growth and training there. what we call specialty retail leasing, now pop-up programs, how to do that. yes. so, why a pop-up program? especially here at the salesforce transit center. one of the reasons is to establish a sense of place. so, we want to create a daily shopping, eating, dining, service oppor

the new effort to improve transit in the city.d of course - we )ll be following any breaking developments across the bay area overnight. join us monday on )today in the ♪ what if home security was different? what if it looked different? what if the measure of working, was that you never had to think about it. ♪ what if it was so easy to use, you actually used it. [alarm] you have 3 minutes to exit. what if it gave you time, and what you really need from home security. a sense of security. ♪ >>> relations between the walt disney company and the "los angeles angless times" are frozen tonight. they ran a two part series about the tense relationship between disney and anaheim. disney officials struck back barring reviews from reviews from the movies before they come out. >>> finnair says it plans to start weighing passengers before they board the plane. they say the reason is the airline wants to board the balance and operation of the plane. >> did you get your hands on one of the new iphones, the oi phone x? if not you can order it a

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. >>> the city is being honored for making the biggest improvement in street conditions last year. you can see the difference in before and after shots of woodlawn avenue. the conditions of east palo alto streets have improved more than any of the other 110 cities in the area. >>> macy's makes changes that will affect california's oldest mall right here in the bay area. >>> and google turns to the dark side. >>> flu so thot concerns. why you may not get the concern that you counted on. >>> first, the tech bites. >> iphone and ipad users can finally type the letter "i" again. there is a fix that auto corrected the "i" to an "a" with a question mark. >>> pay pal launched a new service called money pool. >> other people can contribute. there's no fee if given through a paypal account. credit card and debit card contributions can be made without a fee. >>> shoppers will be able to check out amazon devices like echo and e-readers before buying them. whole foods says more than 100 stores cover that device. >> you can buy organic granola >> you can buy organic granola and >>> all right. y

i took an improv class at the old improv comedy club in new york city. d down right after that summer session improv course. you know, i took that tool and put it in my tool box. i wanted to figure out who i wanted to be on stage. so i figured that out and did it through improv, 20 years later i'm on "curb your enthusiasm," so, all of it tends to lend itself with being patient and also, knowing your value and knowing what you can do well and being put in these positions to do something so incredible. >> yeah. >> now, this show, you know, i always have this thing -- i will not go too far back. i go in to auditions as my character. >> yeah. >> you know, i always walk in the room as my character. >> you walk in the door that way? >> always. i never walk in the room as j.b. and walk in the room and then, i'm j.b. smoove playing the character of leon. and turn the character on. it's a weird term. i like keeping people off balanced. i love to get you off balance and i'm in control. i love being in control. i feel like if i'm driving, i can get us there on time.

the first round, stoke—on—trent city council is launching the scheme again, offering up to 25 homes in the same area. we want to help this community, we want to improvers of private rented properties, areas where there is a high number of empty homes. for anyone who wants to take part in this second phase of the scheme, there is going to be a very strict selection process. people need to either live, work or have a very strong connection to the city, earn a certain amount of money, and they must not own a property already. whilst a scheme like this one won‘t solve the problem alone, it‘s a creative part of the puzzle. frankie mccamley, bbc news in stoke—on—trent. ina in a surprise move frist has been named as the host nation of the 2023 rugby union world cup. south africa had been recommended by walden rugby board by the council members voted in favour of the french bid. ireland had also entered a bid to stage the tournament. —— the world rugby board. time for a look at the weather. here‘s lucy martin. while we had brighter conditions in the north than the south and moving through the rest of the day we start to see some outbreaks of rain moving into

nearly one year ago the city of oakland set out to improve its fire code inspection system after 36 peopleied in the ghost ship warehouse fire. now, kron 4's haaziq madyun reports the mayor of oakland and other city officials are detailing plans to prevent another according to oakland's ghost ship progress report not being able to gain access to inspect some buildings remains a problem for the city's building code enforcement. in one case the planning and building department has been seeking access to a property for close to a year. too long says oakland city councilmember noel gallosot that action requires obtaining a warrant says darin ranelletti of the planning and building departmentsot<: "we have representatives from the district attorney's office so we are unable to identify those buildings were we are unable to gain access so that the d.a. can assist us secure an inspection warrant from the court">code enforcement inspectors were not allowed

the new effort to improve transit in the city. and of course - we )ll be following any breaking developments across the bay area overnight. join us monday on )today in the >>> welcome back to "press: here." one of the ways you can tell an industry is hot is to count all the investment bankers lurking about. take meal kit companies. those are companies that put together a box full of food that you put together at home. sort of paint by numbers for home chefs. they're very popular, and they've attracted a lot of wall street money. the biggest and best known is blue apron, which is run by a former investment banker. hello fresh is run by a former investment banker. plate it is run by a former u.s. infantry officer. but before ha he was an investment banker. you get the idea. the irony is for all the money and goldman sachs alumni some companies are still struggling. blue apron turned out to be one of the worst investments of the year. bloomberg calls it the bust of the decade. the company recently laid off 6% of the workforce. well,

commissioner ross thanked them for making the city safer every day. >>> major improvements are coming soon to philadelphia's olney neighborhood. >> earlier today city and school district officials announced 42 million-dollar renovation and expansion project. school will be renovate todd alleviate overcrowding, and add more classroom for stem education. a new performing arts center will also be built on campus. >> i commend the school's alumni and supporter for their commitment to supporting the school mission and investing in change that is will serve many classes over the coming years. the ground breaking is slated for january 2019, project will be paid for using private and public funding. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" magic of the holiday season in bucks county , tori. >> that is right, and tis season for amazing trains, we have an amazing, polar express , here in new hope, where you can get a picture with santa, sanity, how good do we look. >> wonderful. >> thats right we will show you fun coming up on the train in a little bit. >>> aim not sure how santa's feeling about