we have been protest 2442 bayshore, 5210 leland, 2161 irving street, plus 2552 norwega avenue. along the way, we have formed a collusion of good neighborhoods. we are coming from different districts, and we are the people who survive gangs, crimes, and we are targeted by crimes. as you look at the jails, look at the san francisco jail. look at the california jail. who are the people, and what are the races? you do not see a lot of people who are away from drugs in jail. today you are here legally notified by the people, the people of united states citizen and san francisco residents that you are willfully violating people's business. you are -- we are local residents, and we want peace, happiness, and safety, but you are not here protecting us. you are wasting a lot of government resources. according to the san francisco data, we had approximately 15,000 homeless sleep on the street. last year we have more than 200 people die, suffer, related to drug and mental health and overdose. they die on the streets. san francisco streets. 60% of those people, they are related to mental h

street public hearing, we already opposed even medical use of marijuana on irving street. and we know that was a patients' needs. [ speaking in chinese ] >> translator: we know the patient has a lot of ways to get their own medication, marijuana, for medication use. [ speaking in chinese ] >> translator: at that time, we have 85% of people opposed the m.c.d. on irving street. [ speaking in chinese ] >> translator: at this time, about 300 feet, we have 85% of people saying no to the m.c.d., and at least we need to have minimum of 600 feet away from kids, from preschool, from the facilities that have kids around. [ speaking in chinese ] >> translator: recreational marijuana should not be automatically converted from m.c.d. [ speaking in chinese ] >> translator: we have a lot of kids, middle school, high school kids that come around on irving street and buy their drinks and hang out in the district. we have elderlies also on the street. [ speaking in chinese ] >> translator: having the cannabis shop, pot shop, in our district will be huge, will be hugely negative affect our c

the legend, julius irving on hand to check it out. that is jewels irving's sony, juwel.f young talent. temple has this guy, rose. he had 23 points. temple ran away with this thing. connor 7'3" for the cal bears. santa clara lost their game tonight. >> check this out. warrior fans of old trebe great, the legenda legendary minute boelte. he has a boelte boelte. he is only 7'3." his dad was 7'6". >> see you later everyone. >> good night. [ horn honks ] only one movie is winning audience awards across the country. and now it's hitting a high note on rotten tomatoes. thank you for your warm hospitality. viggo and mahershala are so good, you end up wishing the movie would never end. it's amazing you said that. [ laughing ] oh, i wish i could do more. lost their house and everything they own in a fire. fortunately, nobody was hurt. and fortunately, they're friends with wonder woman over here. i'm hardly wonder woman. she mobilized the community to donate clothes, furniture, appliances, all to help them start over in their new rental. which you found them. i'm no wonder woman. r

joyce fienberg and melvin wax and irving younger. >>> police in irving, california are hoping this surveillance video will help them find a vandal who defaced a synagogue days after the tree of life synagogue. workers spotted it wednesday morning. the human relations council said the hate crimes continues to increase. >>> the federal reserve unveiled a proposal and marks a step back from the financial crisis. in a statement, jerome powell said congress and the american people rightly expect us to achieve a regulatory regime to keep the financial system strong and imposing no more burden than necessary. earlier this year, congress passed a bill raising the level which banks are too big to fail up to $250 proposaproposal, ths has a bigger system to changes. under the new propoeosaproposal under $250 billion would have so softer rules. >>> the national archives have just released the watergate scandal documents. it has never been seen before. it reveals how the grand jury was going to charge nixon in the investigation. the president was never formally charged, but was named as an unindicted co- co

joyce fienberg and melvin wax and irving younger. students also rallied on campus for tighter gun regulations. >>> california officials hope they can find the vandal after this surveillance video was released spraying graffiti on the synagogue. the number of hate crimes jumped last year continuing the trend from 2015. >>> american workers, your wages are rising. the largest wage increase up 3.1%. the increase is reflecting the strengths of the economy and low unemployment rate. the jobless rate fell to 3.4%. the wages have been the missing link in the economy since the recovery in 2008. >>> the national arrechives has just released the watergate road map. the documents have never been seen before. it reveals how the grand jury would charge nixon with the bribery charges. the president was never formally charged, but named a coc coconspiritor. >>> google employees planning to stage a walkout at offices around the world against sexual harassment. it comes after the article detailing years of sexual harassment charges and lack of transp

carl prescott, stan hayes, judy irving, dana taylor. if others would like to speak, you're welcome to do so. just line up on the screen-side of the room, and if your name's been called, you can approach in any order. >> good evening. thank you to having us. my name is carl prescott. i operate two businesses across the penthouse building. i am the victim of that bombing. they put a bomb, the organization, the cousin and manager, they put it in front of my building. damaged my doors and siding. they have been investigated by i.r.s. and they've been found guilty. to this date, that has not been fixed. this is a horrible business. this is a horrible reputation. people are afraid to come here because they might be facing some kind of unpleasant situations like me. broken car, windshield, and stuff like that. and oppose it, because that would -- >> president hillis: thank you, sir. >> under the club's same owner -- >> president hillis: thank you very much. next speaker, please. thank you. mr. hayes? >> thank you very much. i'm going to speak

younger was a former real estate agent and greeter at the tree of life synagogue.val schroeder / irvinger's neighbor: he loved going there and he just loved lifeand 87-year-old melvin wax was an accountant and pittsburgh pirates fan. his sister-in-law said melvin loved his religion.bonnie wax / sister-in-law to melvin wax: he was just a good soul. he loved to tell jokes to everybody.11 people were gunned down saturday morning at the tree of life synagogue during worship services.the suspect in the case -- 46- year-old robert bowers is in jail and a federal grand jury today issued a 44 count indictment. if convicted, bowers could ultimately face the death penalty.scott brady / us attorney: my office charged robert bowers with federal murder and assault charges relative to the horrific acts of violence he committed at the tree of life synagoguebowers will next appear in court tomorrow at 10 a.m.scott brady / us attorney, western district of pa: at which time we will have the opportunity to present evidence demonstrating that robert bowers murder 11 people who were exercising their religio

. >> el psv de irving el "chucky" lozano , siguió con su visita y vemos el final del partido estaríae es un plan es preliminar, y con más de un restaurante en el centro cultural . >> y para desarrollar a futuro y es así . >> todo a las 11 la rápida acción de un oficial evitó tragedia vemos los detalles de un asesino en serio y todo esto le contamos a las 11 de la nche . >> hablamos de las lluvias que esperamos en la región . >> creo que las bandas están en este momento vemos la lluvia caen en esta zona en la madrugada , la lluvia fuerte se siente en esta zona , experimentamos la banda ,. >> tenga esto en pegrosas .>> m acompañarnos nos vemos ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hayan a la mujer encontraron el cuerpo sin vida de la niÑa latina secuestrada en carolino del norte, el cuerpo apareciÓ a diez millas de donde la raptaron hace 3 semanas. >> buenas tardes las autoridades anunciaron que no van a de vulgar detalles sobre las condiciones del cuerpo, aunque sÍ confirman que un hombre la obligÓ a subir a una furgoneta, esta es nuestra noticia principal, pero ademÁs este miÉrcoles. inmigrantes elaborados ice

the next would be the irving street merchants association. i'd like to acknowledge president bill barnacle. he's also v.a. commissioner, and he has been at his post for a number of years and it's been great working with him. o.m.i., al and mary harris, please, stand up if you could, please. they are members, but they sponsor a number of events, including national night out, the turkey giveaway, the toy drive, and were instrumental in the renovation of the recreation center, which is just an amazing facility, so please give them a hand. and lastly i would like to mention stonestown. and acknowledge the senior general manager deron iverson. it's been very easy to work with them. they started a program given that we were -- the pilot program for averting property crimes at the beginning of the year. they started a program for, if you've noticed, they have the lock, take, and hide a-frames, they've stepped up their security, they've increased their patrols and changed their patrols as a result, and i'm pleased with the results. my taraval neighbo

dying away all have gone from iran you can see from the satellite picture this is historic of course irving is moving in this general direction there's active weather there now towards turkmenistan and beyond and winter's thinking about it but the skies should clear for daytime on thursday that's not the case further west whilst i say most of iran is looking fine the likelihood of seeing yet more showers and big ones in the north of saudi arabia sudden iraq or kuwait is still there and it's don't lead just to says they have a friday i think is a persistent likelihood for the next three four or five days there are more showers coming off the eastern mediterranean for israel and quite possibly for lebanon as well and jordan sort of has jumped down to us arabian peninsula and see how far south these shows get there's a line of risk from medina's through riyadh up towards bahrain probably and to the north of that to the size at the moment the risk is minimal.

irving younger and melvin wax this afternoon. the president did tweet about pittsburgh today, but not about those three individuals, just mentioning the other eight killed. but instead about how warmly he was received. melania and i were treated very nicely yesterday in pittsburgh. the office of the president was shown great respect on a very sad and solemn day. we were treated so warmly. small protest was not seen by us, staged far away. the fake news stories were just the opposite. disgraceful. in a subsequent tweet he spoke highly of a local republican congressman and told people to vote for him. again, no mention of the victims by name or otherwise or even acknowledgement of their funerals. instead he made news by ratcheting up the caravan scare talk and the troop numbers he believes are needed to meet this alleged threat. >> we have about 5,000, we'll go up to 10,000 and 15,000 military personnel on top of border patrol, i.c.e. and everybody else at the border. nobody is coming in. we're not allowing people to come in. if yo

which is what made kyrie irving a mad-man..he score was already 115 to 107.. the celtics were defeated so they were standing down.. but can you blame the guy for tryin? i guess so.... cuz the celtics felt dissed.. kryie grabbed the ball and threw it into the crowd. sore loser or was that shot really bad form??? what about this.. is it bad form to trash=talk your boss with your co-workers if you think nobody else is going to hear it? thats' basically what some hockey players did.. 6 guys from the ottawa senators were in a ride-share van in arizona and they started complaining about an assitant coach.. saying how bad he was.. and how lame the team meetings are. unbenounced to them.. the uber driver was video taping and put it up online. arizona is a one party consent state so you never know when you're on candid camera. they apologized to the team... but it's another black eye for the senators who finished last season with the second worst record in the nhl. so back to the question then.. who was wrong in this: the players for ba

younger was a former real estate agent and greeter at the tree of life synagogue.val schroeder / irving younger's neighbor: he loved going there and he just loved lifeand 87-year-old melvin wax was an accountant and pittsburgh pirates fan. his sister-in-law said melvin loved his religion.bonnie wax / sister-in-law to melvin wax: he was just a good soul. he loved to tell jokes to everybody.11 people were gunned down saturday morning at the tree of life synagogue during worship services.the suspect in the case -- 46- year-old robert bowers is in jail and a federal grand jury today issued a 44 count indictment. if convicted, bowers could ultimately face the death penalty.scott brady / us attorney: my office charged robert bowers with federal murder and assault charges relative to the horrific acts of violence he committed at the tree of life synagoguebowers will next appear in court tomorrow at 10 a.m.scott brady / us attorney, western district of pa: at which time we will have the opportunity to present evidence demonstrating that robert bowers murder 11 people who were exercising their r

younger was a former real estate agent and greeter at the tree of life synagogue.val schroeder / irving's neighbor: he loved going there and he just loved lifeand 87-year-old melvin wax was an accountant and pittsburgh pirates fan. his sister-in-law said melvin loved his religion.bonnie wax / sister-in-law to melvin wax: he was just a good soul. he loved to tell jokes to everybody.11 people were gunned down saturday morning at the tree of life synagogue during worship services.the suspect in the case -- 46- year-old robert bowers is in jail and a federal grand jury today issued a 44 count indictment. if convicted, bowers could ultimately face the death penalty.scott brady / us attorney: my office charged robert bowers with federal murder and assault charges relative to the horrific acts of violence he committed at the tree of life synagoguebowers will next appear in court tomorrow at 10 a.m.scott brady / us attorney, western district of pa: at which time we will have the opportunity to present evidence demonstrating that robert bowers murder 11 people who were exercising their religious

younger was a former real estate agent and greeter at the tree of life synagogue.val schroeder / irvingnger's neighbor: he loved going there and he just loved lifeand 87-year-old melvin wax was an accountant and pittsburgh pirates fan. his sister-in-law said melvin loved his religion.bonnie wax / sister-in-law to melvin wax: he was just a good soul. he loved to tell jokes to everybody.11 people were gunned down saturday morning at the tree of life synagogue during worship services.the suspect in the case -- 46- year-old robert bowers is in jail and a federal grand jury today issued a 44 count indictment. if convicted, bowers could ultimately face the death penalty.scott brady / us attorney: my office charged robert bowers with federal murder and assault charges relative to the horrific acts of violence he committed at the tree of life synagoguebowers will next appear in court tomorrow at 10 a.m.scott brady / us attorney, western district of pa: at which time we will have the opportunity to present evidence demonstrating that robert bowers murder 11 people who were exercising their relig

she lived with a friend into a suburb -- in a suburb of irving. oswald usually went to irving on friday nights with a fellow worker. the day before the assassination, his routine changed. >> he came to me on thursday, november 21 and asked if i could ride with him that afternoon. i said why are you going home this afternoon? he replied that he wanted to go home and have some curtain rods. walter: he got a lift that friday morning. his sister lived across the street from the house. >> i was preparing lunches for sink.ther at my i looked out the window and saw mr. oswald cross the street and driveway and he had a brown paper bag in his right hand. it was about 27 inches long, eavyy brown paper with h looking tape on it. search failed to turn up any curtain rods. the room he occupied was equipped with curtain rods. he made an uncharacteristic trip thursday night. with a heavy looking package that could pass for curtain rods. was it the rifle? a difference of about eight inches made this one of the most contentious points for the critics. package i ha

ruth pain in the suburb of irving. she said that her husband kept his rifle wrapped in a blanket in mrs. pain's garage. oswald went to irving on friday nights with a fellow worker. but the day before the assassination, his routine changed. >> he come to me on thursday, the 21st, and asked me could he ride home with me that afternoon. i said yes, why are you going home this afternoon? he replied he wanted to go home and pick up some curtain rods. >> oswald got a lift to the school book depository that friday morning from phrasier. >> i was preparing lunches for my brother. there at my sink. and i looked out the window and saw mr. oswald across the street and come up to my driveway and he had a brown paper bag in his right hand. it was about 27 inches long. it was made out of a heavy brown paper with heavy looking tape on it. >> incidentally, the search of the book depository building made after the assassination failed to turn up any curtain rods and the furnished room he was then occupying was equipped with curtain rod

kyrie irving, perhaps the best ball-handler in the n-b-a...ith a little double crossover...then the finger roll for the score tuesday night against the detroit pistons... take another look as irving crosses one defender... then the other... and the silky finger roll... he went off for 31 points... as the celtics beat the pistons... 108-105 and that's our lexus ultimate highlight! starbucks starbucks is getting into the holiday spirit early. what the company just unveiled today (pam) halloween is behind us.... and now it is officially time for the holidays- this means starbucks is rolling out its holiday cups. there are four new designs: red stripes, a green argyle pattern, red and white flames and one with mistletoe- like coffee cherries- in red and green. the coffee company is also bringing back classic specialty drinks like peppermint mochas and gingerbread lattes... and is also introducing new holiday - themed treats such as sugarplum cheese danishes and pistachio honey pistachio honey croissants. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(ken)

kyrie irving was fined $25,000 for that stunt. both guys were actually wrong, but i still think the mckinnie to the warriors and mullens as the starting quarterback for the 49ers are the two greatest stories in bay area sports because nobody, nobody knew their names before this season began and now -- >> now take a poll, see what happens. and spell it right. thanks, dennis. >>> coming up in our next half hour the races that could change the shape of washington. >> will democrats succeed in taking over the house pushing nancy pelosi back to leadership? a live report straight ahead. >> plus there was no shortage of voter excitement in the east bay, a look at the long lines at the polls today. >> also the investigation into this recycling yard fire that not only made a mess of traffic, but messed up the air quality as well. sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you.

dying away or have gone from iran you can see from the satellite picture this is historic of course irving is moving in this general direction there's active weather there now towards turkmenistan and beyond and winter's thinking about it but the skies should clear for daytime on thursday that's not the case further west whilst i say most of iran is looking fine the likelihood of seeing yet more showers and big ones in the north of saudi arabia sudden iraq or kuwait is still there and it's don't lead just for thursday into friday i think is a persistent likelihood for the next three four or five days there are more showers coming off the eastern mediterranean for israel and quite possibly for lebanon as well and jordan sort of has jumped down to us arabian peninsula and see how far south these shows get there's a line of risk from medina through riyadh up towards bahrain probably and to the north of that to the scientists at the moment the risk is minimal but you know cities green spots here saturday sunday monday expect the green to extend across qatar and down towards the south of that i

. >> our broadened is we're going not irving preserves or packaged goods we take the time to incubater art if scratch people appreciate our work here. >> so you feel like out of captured the airport atmosphere. >> this is its own the city the airline crews and the bag handlers and the frequent travels travelers and we've established relationships it feels good. >> when i get lunch or come to eat the food i feel like i'm not city. i was kind of under the assumption you want to be done with our gifts you are down one time not true >> we have a lot of regulars we didn't think we'd find that here at the airport. >> people come in at least one a week for that the food and service and the atmosphere. >> the food is great in san francisco it's a coffee and i took an e calorie home every couple of weeks. >> i'm impressed i might come here on my own without a trip, you know, we have kids we could get a babysitter and have diner at the airport. >> this is a little bit of things for everybody there's plenty of restaurant to grab something and go otherwise in you want to sit you can enjoy the exp

local coffee shops, as well as -- you know we have a lot of places on irving street. district cleanups on saturdays, we've had two district cleanups. captain yick has been with us on saturdays cleaning up district 4. monthly open houses at the station, dialogue over dim sum, weekly news letter, and most importantly, we are getting cameras on irving street in the next couple months. captain yick has been very transparent, he has an open-door policy at his station. we have two beat officers, officer desmond dunn and officer john ying. annual toy drive i've been doing 15 years and i'm the only association in san francisco that does an annual toy drive. last year i had flavor, united states marine corps with me delivering toys to kids with cancer. my association delivered over 4,500 toys. when this was over, we've been doing this the past five years, and captain yick gave certificates of appreciation to merchants thanking them for their support of the toy drive, and this was huge. got a lot of phone calls and the district 4 supervisor goes to the store, as well as the cap

eight and five -- item five, at 1200 irving street, conditional use authorization. and item number 6, at 1 jones street. conditional use authorization. i have no speaker cards. >> would anyone like to remove these items off the calendar? seeing none, we will close public comments. >> moved to approve items four, five and six. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners. on that motion to approve items 4-6 on the consent. [roll call] >> so moved. that motion passes unanimously 6 -0. placing us under commission matters. item seven. 2019 hearing schedule. in your pockets you should have received a sheet indicating your hearing dates for the following year. january 3rd has already been cancelled as part of last year's consideration. some things to consider, unfortunately these proposed cancellation dates transferred just from last year. i would suggest you could consider consider the april 4th cancellation to april 25 th. it would call -- easter would fall on april 25th of this year. and to the september cancellation date on the 19th was for rosh hashanah. it falls on septem

services were held for joyce fienberg, melvin wax, and irving younger on wednesday. more funerals are planned d in e coming days. the pennsylvania man accused of killing the worshipers was 11 indicted wednesday on 44 counts, including murder and hate crimes. robert bowers has a history of posting anti-semitic and xenophobic content. just before the shooting rampage, he wrote on a far-right social media site -- "hias likes to bring invaders in that kill our people. i can't sit by and watch my people get slaughtered. screw your optics, i'm going in." hias, formerly known as the hebrew immigrant aid society, is a non-profit providing assistance to refugees. meanwhile, president trump attacked the media again following major protests in pittsburgh during his visit to the synagogue wednesday. trump tweeted -- "melania and i were treated very nicely yesterday in pittsburgh. the office of the president was shown great respect on a very sad & solemn day. we were treated so warmly. small protest was not seen by us, staged far away. the fake news stories were just the opposite

irving to al horford. the celtics win 123-116.utler's home debut, 107 a piece, simmons the drive. philly up by 2. simmons creating, finding butler. jimmy 28 leing all scorers. sixers win 113-107. >> justin holiday 6-6 beyond the arc in the first half, bullings by 18 in the first half but they give it away. the greek freak throw down, 23 point, 13 rip, bucks win. >> the giants have a lot of questions to address but the most important is this. will madison bumgarner remain in san francisco? probably won't know for a while but we do know that he is on the trade block. he, of course sa career giant with four all star game, three world series tight it will and a series mvp. he's missed a lot of time the last two seasons due to freak injuries but remains an elite starting pitcher. >> you probably heard the 121st big game between stanford and cal has been postponed. air quality is not conducive to football tomorrow. instead they'll play the game at noon on 1st. should be a good game. both are sitting at 6-4, both playing in bowl gameless

like irving younger, dedicated fan of pittsburgh pirates. more funerals, of course, are set for later this week. the news continues. want to hand it over to chris cuomo. prime starts right now. >> thank you. did you see the video the president of the united states released? this is no halloween spoof. this is a willie horton redux. it started at the place by the man who started the willie horton ad, roger ailes. both were distorted, bigoted, but also effective. it leads us to our next question. are democrats too quiet on this ugly activity? we're going to talk to the head of the party about how democrats can counter before election day. from ugly images to twisted logic. if obama went around congress to protect dreamers, i can change the constitution to punish the same people. that's what president trump is trying to sell you, and he may send 15,000 troops to the border just to make the point. that's more troops than we have in afghanistan, and it's something no president has ever done. there are some spooky suggestions that demand a fact ch

. >> host: got your point, irving. >> guest: irving, with all the respect, i emphatically disagree with the comparison. we're talking of a situation where someone was carrying on activity as an adult, the most heinous kinds of crimes and essentially living two lives. but kavanaugh has been an exemplary public service and ted bundy was not. he did not hold office. a he was not a federal judge who went through confirmation. ted bundy never went through, as far as i know, a single fbi back on track. especially rather than six background checks. the real but kavanaugh is a cannot we saw in the commission hearings in the real but kavanaugh is the person who has generated or not generated but people come up spontaneously went to high school with him, young women were not mothers who have said this is not the character of brett kavanaugh. this is not we knew in high school. just accept the possibility for argumentnt that let's just lookt the high school episode and what we are hearing are all these tributes to his character even in high school and character that has continued for these many de

year-old melvin wax was a retired accountant and was leading services when he was shot. 69-year-old irving younger was a beloved father, grandfather and youth baseball coach. prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty against 46-year- old robert bowers and what authority say was the worst anti-semitic attack in u.s. history.>>> we are tracking the numbers today. we got into the low 80s and temperatures tomorrow will make it into the mid-80s. 79 in alejo, 80 in antioch. everyone can at about 3 to 5 degrees for tomorrow. 85 degrees is pretty warm. it is a beautiful night in the salesforce building is lit up. there is no fog, there are high clouds overhead and the rotation around this high shows that the air is sinking. it is not sinking the to the extent where we are seeing wind advisories or red flag warnings . we're going to see more warmth tomorrow. the oranges are 80s and we have a lot of 80s tomorrow. even around the bay. 84 an app -- 84 in napa, 86 vacaville with temperatures warmer than yesterday by 3 to 5 degrees. 84 in pleasanton and we have pretty good air quality. it is exactly wh

women killed last saturday with funerals for three of the victims: joyce fienberg, melvin wax, and irvingnger. a federal prison in west virginia remains on lockdown tonight as the search continues for the killer of whitey bulger. the boston gangster was dead within hours of arriving at that atison in west virginia. early signs point to a career atller who hated rats. more now from nikki battiste. >> reporter: the reputed mobster's early-morning death was quick and so violent, it was reported that the 89-year-old was unrecognizable. the suspect: a mafia hit man, freddy geas. "the boston globe" says geas is one of two inmates under investigation for gouging out bulger's eyes while beating him in his cell tuesday morning. geas, a career massachusetts criminal, was in hazelton for killing another mob boss in 2009. >> when i first heard that he, mr. bulger, was killed in-- in hazelton, that's the first thing i thought was, freddy was there. >> reporter: daniel kelly represents geas. >> he was aware of whitey bulger. he had a distaste for informants. >> reporter: bulger's violent orath mirrored

kyrie irving and kawhi leonard. kyrie had 17 just before the fourth quarter. they're tied at 107.ll be for the win. kawhi, no. finished with 31. scored an assistance on every hoop. finished with a season high 43. the settles 123-116. >>> do you love the gym of thrones? then you know the mountain in real life, 6'9", 400 pounds. squatting an insane 880 and child's play. he has been training for power lifting competition. they call him the mountain for a reason. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> shrink going to do well. >>> that is our report. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama dates. for all of us. >> thanks for being >>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- melissa mccarthy, dennis miller, and music from the milk carton kids. and now, for the most part, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hello, thank you. very nice. thank you. hi, everyone. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. very kind. i'll tell you something -- i apologize for my voice. i don't know about you, but -

had that professional ballot not been there, the city of irving would have had to have a $50,000 runoff. that provisional ballot was cast by a 19-year-old muslim with disabilities who had to come in a wheelchair to cast that ballot to vote that person out and save the city of irving from a runoff. i think it's important to impress upon each and every single muslim that this is your obligation, that you need to get out there. we need to focus on the turnout. i think long term in terms of engaging candidates, i'll share from my own personal experience as well on this. i sort of mentioned the cruz and beto race here, a lot of times as a community that has acquiesced and tokenized for so long, we have a difficult time distinguishing between rhetoric and policy. for example, the lesser of the two evils is just not working anymore. it's no the working for the general american public anymore. just candidates put themselves forward as i'm not as bad as the other guy. that is just not going to work anymore. i think with the muslim community we have gone beyond the jurisprudence of that and creat

this layup from kyrie irving kept them in the game, but he missed all five of his 3—point attempts.hen they face face the new orleans pelicans. sunday's rescheduled copa libertadores final second leg between boca juniors and river plate was postponed again after violence had forced the match between the bitter argentine rivals to first be delayed on saturday. the boca juniors team bus was attacked by river plate fans on its way to the game at river's estadio monumental and sunday's game was then postponed three hours before the new kick—off time. a decision on whether the match will be rearranged for another date has yet to be announced. marin cilic beat lucas pouille in straight sets to secure croatia's second—ever davis cup title. cilic beat pouille 7—6, 6—3, 6—3 to give them an unassailable 3—1 lead over hosts and defending champions france. france had pushed the final into a third day in lille after nicolas mahut and pierre—hugues herbert won saturday's doubles rubber but croatia won for the first time since 2005. it is not every day that you become a world champion and fast it

oakland has already traded khalil mack, amari cooper, and released defensive captain, bruce irving, whowith the falcons. with those moves, derek carr isn't surrounded by many familiar facings. >> you look around and coop isn't sitting behind me in the offensive meeting anymore, and khalil isn't sitting next to me in the team meeting. i go up to bruce's locker and it's not bruce. it's tough. it hurts. it's hard , but no one pays me to care about my feelings. >> on tuesday, texas andrew jones return to the court after missing the longhorns final 20 games of last season after being diagnosed with leukemia. jones scored his first point and walked off the court to a standing ovation as texas beat eastern illinois 71-59. now, jones wasn't sure he was going to play basketball will at all. in fact he's not done with treatment, has another treatment coming in december. >>> ken, for everybody at home, thinks the giants are going to trade madison bumgarner. >> that's my prediction. >> he's here for a reason. >>> be right back. (music throughout) welcome to emirates mr. jones. just sit back, relax

. >> reporter: among the volunteers, firefighters, like jim irving, who already spent weeks on this fire and will now miss dinner with his own family. >> to me this is-- it's almost like this is-- i'd rather be here, you know. it's helping other people. and that's part of what thanksgiving is about. >> more turkey? >> reporter: ron white lost his home and his father's home in the fire. what was it like to come here and have the same guys who tried to save your home serve you thanksgiving dinner? >> i thank every one of them as soon as i meet them. hethink that these are absolutely wonderful people. they deserve every consideration that they can get. >> reporter: this is just one of to thanksgiving events for evacuees today. in all, they are prepared to serve up to 15,000 free meals. j.b. >> brown: carter, thank you so much. president trump today phoned commanding officers from all five branches of the military. he thanked all service members for their sacrifices. the president also visited a idast guard station in south florida. weijia jiang is traveling with the president. >> they call

[applause] >> travis, mary, irving, the enhanced beauty of the urban landscape can deliver the credit to your fabulous design. thank you so much. [applause] >> you are rock stars. kevin, joan, jenny, mara, aaron, and kate from the mayor's office of housing. you are partners every step of the way and we are so grateful for everything. we talk on the phone almost every single day. heather, eileen, joshua, amy, and william. you make all of our long loan documents really fun to read. thank you. justin, doug, mike, larry, and jamie and rebecca, thank you for all you do. [applause] and of course, there are so many more people than just that that have been sitting around all day those are just some people i wanted to call out. the fun part of this project is a san francisco housing authority, our permanent lender -- and our construction and equity lender, bank of america, it's been a pleasure closing this deal. i am really excited to welcome the managing director for the bank of san francisco in east bait bay market. please join us. [applause] >> thank you so much. we're so honored and grate

actually it was blair and lord irving.lition of the hereditary peers, which is what lord grocott's bill does. what i don't want to see is a purely appointed house of parliament, which has been rejected by the house of commons in debates and votes earlier, and a house that comprises a third of the people who were former mps. you can take all the other peers out, just leave the ex—mps in parliament, we would still be the seventh—largest second chamber in the world out of 78. now, that to me is madness. this is a big, big change in the constitution. if it was a big, big change in the constitution, i think there might be rather more interest in this impending by—election than there appears to be at the moment. one of the numerous problems that have not been identified by earl caithness is the simple fact that the people from whom this by—election must be in the end determined, the people who can stand as candidates, there are a total number 211 of these people on the official hereditary peers list. and will it come as a surpri

there are a number of items in our history project stream throughout, but particularly irving greenwald a printer in his life before the war. he narrated his experience at the front right up to the meuse-argonne. he had a lost battalion, which actually was not lost. the troops were isolated. they did find a way to make it out eventually. he provides a cogent and descriptive experience of what it was like up until that point. but also, physical remnants of a war we fear is being forgotten. even though it had such big effects. that being said, it is worth highlighting a couple of other things. here you have a number of -- these were recently acquired, these are just postcards of african-american soldiers. this was common for both white and african-american soldiers. these pictures were often converted into postcards. some of these were taken domestically. some were taken abroad in europe. what is significant is there are about 350,000 african-americans who go overseas to serve. mostly stevedore, camp labor, or clerical positions. americans were very of two minds about african-american mil

it had intellectuals, people like charles krauthammer and george will and irving kristol and bill buckleynd people who were willing to engage with ideas and to debate. i mean, i really enjoyed that. and i feel like, in the decades since, we've really lost that. the republican party became a place that valued conformity, rather than debate, and they essentially chased out all the dissenters so that there would be no disagreement within their ranks. and i think that's the road that led to donald trump. >> well, so, let me ask you a question. you were advising marco rubio in his presidential campaign. would you have left the party were it not for donald trump or did you think that there were problems with the conservative movement prior to donald trump? >> i thought there were problems, certainly, before donald trump. i mean, i was troubled by the behavior of people like newt gingrich, sarah palin, the tea party. i thought there was a kind of absolutist ethos, take no prisoners, and an unwillingness to compromise or to achieve results. but i'll be honest with you -- i would not have left if

kyrie irving and kawhi leonard. kyrie had 17 just before the fourth quarter. they're tied at 107. this will be for the win. kawhi, no. finished with 31. in overtime, kyrie scored an assistance on every hoop. finished with a season high 43. the settles 123-116. >>> do you love the gym of thrones? then you know the mountain in real life, 6'9", 400 pounds. squatting an insane 880 and child's play. he has been training for power lifting competition. they call him the mountain for a reason. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> shrink going to do well. >>> that is our report. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama dates. for all of us. >> thanks for being here. jimmy kimmel kimmy jimel. >> good night. ♪ >>> tv's number one daily viral video show "right this minute." >> a pilot faces an emergency right after takeoff. >> he flipped over. >> the shocker when one crash site leads to another. >> okay. what are the odds? >> not his day, bro. >> braving the ice and snow. this is -- >> one dedicated daddy. >> what he's trying to do for his daughter. >> i feel like -- so