jessie is live on the bridge with more. hey jessie. >> reporter: hey, how are you doing?e have seen two groups of people out here and for two reasons. first the ones that want to see the pope and those that want to walk on the ben franklin bridge and be able to walk up and down on the bridge. it's the first time in their lives, and one of the people that we have seen just doing that and working and making sure that all of this works safe and finely it's ceo mr. hanson of the authority. you said that there were points where there were people dropped off and a lag. >> yeah, we expect today to be a much heavier day than yesterday. yesterday was steady, but there were points where people being dropped off and buses being dropped off and people gathered subpoe and waited for the groups. >> what do you do today with that if anything? >> well, we have plenty of people prepared to screen as the people go through. that will be mitigated if need be. we're prepared for it. >> you said screening what should they not bring and what is snok. >> there's a list of items and i encourage y

jessi: la inclinaciÓn se suma ahora el baile de nicolÁs maduro. >> porque este presidente viene a ser que era una falta de respeto, y que el hombre que la tocaba le faltaba sabor para que tocarla. ♪ ♪ como si fuera poco estricto folklorista indignados, manifiestan que asÍ no se logra comer. >> la combi es un baile de pareja, de pareja suelta donde no se toca la mujer a bailar. jeesi: para muchos una burla, el mismo que estÁ sacando a miles de colombianos que ahora viven en refugios improvisados ahora acusa que planean matarlo. informaciÓn que no debÍa de cerrar la frontera no habÍa sido publicado ni conocida. mientras tanto en colombia se sigue recibiendo y la cancillerÍa informÓ que le van a dar posibilidad para que se reubiquen al paÍs. maria: para terminar un impresionante fotografÍa, la estaciÓn espacial internacional, la distancia le permite unirse a nuestra foto que muestra al huracÁn jimena frente a la luna, kelly dijo que la tormenta hace que la luna se vea insignificante. jorge: con eso terminamos y no de maÑana. ♪ ♪ eloÍsa: despreciables. sonia: estÁ de moda eso de andar con

his guests tonight are actors allen page, and jessie eisenbergment we'll be right back. first what's coming up tonight on cbs-3.

the yerba bena gardens including the esplanade, jessie square, the childrens garden and east garden [inaudible] attune to the public street scape, live ability and attraction and attractability of the city, ybcbd is a valuable partdner making sure the city and yerba ben agardens sutractive and lively place and visitors and residence and workers and they are a nice birch of people to work with. >> thank you, sir. thank you very much. next speaker please. >> good afternoon supervisors. i'm summer [inaudible] exectev director at [inaudible] i have worked in the yerba bena neighborhood for 17 years and there is a lot of change. 30 years ago the redevelopment agency had a vision and this

fueron difÍciles de conseguir los boletos que consiguiÓ jessi vargas para estar en el jardÍn de la casaanca fue un milagro porque anoche todavÍa no tenian boletos y solamente tenÍan fe y muchÍsima esperanza de poder entrar y ver de cerca al papa, regreso con ustedes a la casita de "un nuevo dÍa." >> gracias anita. >> gracias por esa informaciÓn estamos seguros que va a aprovechar muy bien esos boletos para estar de cerca con el papa francisco. >> asÍ es, parece ser que hay mucha gente procesando ese amor, ese fervor por el papa francisco y esperemos que muchos estÉn aÍi en washington y hayan podido conseguir esos boletos tan deseados y esperados para poder estar cerca del sumo pontÍfice y que le dÉ esa bendiciÓn que tanto desean. >> bueno porque hay eventos donde se tiene que asistir Únicamente por el boleto pero hay presencias del papa, otros paseos del papa donde la gente

come on, i saw it with jessie in it, i saw it with you in it, i saw enjoyed it.you're on stage and singing those hits, are you channeling carol? what are you doing while you're on stage? >> well, i'm hoping to channel carol, that's the aim and the aim is tog do -- not so much an imitation but an interpretation of this fabulous lady. and to -- and what i think jessie did so beautifully is that she let it live through her as the unique person that she is so i'm trying to do the same. >> when you're on stage -- everyone wants to sing. if they're not singing they're humming. do you enjoy when people are like ♪ you make me because that's what you want to do when you here in the audience. >> one of my favorite parts of the show is at the end when we do "earth move" and i see everybody, men, women, kids get up and dance in the aisles and sing along. it's fabulous. >> how about when the men sing "natural woman"? >> no, they don't! >> they do: they let it rip, baby. >> abi, abi, abi. if you don't know abbey mueller, her sister is jesse muler who won the tony. you are on t

jessie matthew, at the time a man twice accused but never contacted of sexual assault on two different college campuses. >> i have to think if someone had taken a firm hand from the beginning and said okay, this is - this is serious business, if someone has been raped, we need to take this person off the streets. we need to put him behind bars. if that happened initially, i can't say for sure. there's a possibility she might be alive today. >>> the fact that matthew remained on the loose for several years prompted a virginia senator and prosecutor dick black to develop the hannah gram law. requiring schools to include a police officers and local posterior in sexual assaults investigations rather than handle them demrisively outside the system. >> i wanted a low enforcement approach, if you had a rape. it would be reported and they'd put it through channels like the victim of a rape, wherever it occurred. we want the prosecutor to find out about them. once it does, it puts pressure on him. always being the guy superimpressed next to the picture of hannah gram when there's a disaster. >>

. >> yes, what was his name again quick >> jessie cochran. >> it is so nice to hear your voice. >> i read that story. >> i also read the story about the captains of the japanese commander as well as the commander of my husband's ship. [inaudible] >> it is a great story. >> what was the uss johnston quick >> it was a destroyer. they were attacked by japanese battleships that went right for them, torpedoes right at them. the captain was killed and one a medal of honor. one of the great moments of american heroism in world war ii. >> evan thomas the most recent book being mixed in a man divided. >> middle school and high school students and teachers we are happy to announce the launch of the 2016 students can video competition. being a presidential election we are excited about the theme the road to the white house that is the issue you want the candidates to discuss during the presidential campaign. our competition is open to all middle or high school students grades six through 12 and c-span is awarding $100,000 in cash prizes. and students who can work alone or join a group of up to

thank you, jessie jane duff, and brad we'll see more of you, and gillian turner, thank you.ssa. melissa: 14 years after the attacks that took down the twin towers and lives of thousands work to rebuild the skyline continues. larry says the area is coming back one building at a time. deirdre bolton spoke to the properties chairman larry silverstein. deirdre? >> we had an exclusive conversation and picking up on the themes that you mentioned. here's what he told me. >> the important thing is to recognize what happened to us on 9/11. think of the massive losses. the impact on the lives of so many people who lost their loved ones. today, we have twice as many families, we have 60,000 families living down here. that didn't exist 14 years ago. >> so melissa, that is the person who is spearheading this effort to rebuild, as you said, 14 years later. he is very much about the revival of the entire downtown project. we talked about just how long it will take. i'll be bringing you those excerpts and his opinion on the ever changing new york city skyline. back to you. melissa: thank yo

jessie matthews has already been facing a capital murder charge at the university of virginia student hanna graham. there is a forensic link between the two cases but have not offered details. tense moments as the suspect passed in front of harrington's parents. >> we are grateful and pleased and sad. in a way it makes more real the fact that hanna is dead. >> he knows that we are here. >> so far there are no plans to drawn the harrington and graham cases and no plans to seek the death penalty in harrington's case. >> we have an update on a story we showed you last night. we know the name of a man found shot to death in the roadway near washington avenue in annapolis. the 29-year-old shannon blare, jr. police have not given us a motive or possible suspect. >>> a developing story right now. a powerful earthquake in the capital of chile triggering a tsunami watch. it was 8.3 and centered 153 miles northwest of santiago. the quake caused buildings to sway and people ran in the street. no injuries but the damage reports are coming in and officials say if there is a tsunami, the first wave

jessie matthew, now he has been charged with different charges. >> a grand jury has indicted him. six years nearly they have been waiting for answer he on this and originally her shirt was found with some dna on it. they knew dna was connected to another violent rape in 2005, and unfortunately in 2014 when hannah graham was killed, all three cases connected back to this person. jesse was convicted of this rape in 2005, and now hannah graham and morgan harrington's case. >> her mother, a long road i can imagine. but they must have some consolation knowing they have been able to effect some change in virginia law. >> she did turn her grief into ca activism. unfortunately it wasn't until the case of hannah graham that a lot of legislators started paying attention. they did pass laws that went into effect this last july, one that focuses on college campuses where they've now injected a law enforcement officer into the process of sexual assault reporting on campuses, and another one that went into place was this dna idea which there are several more misdemeanors in virginia that can re

nigh name is jessie bernardy and acting director of san francisco ethics commission. the commission is the entity responsible for enforcing the whistle blower protection ordinance and you have our responses which are fairly straight forward and reflect the fact that commission thought this was a well written report and raises issue and requires further analysis which has started and we anticipate we will praid a progress report within 6 months. beyond that i don't have a presentation but happy to answer questions now or at a later time. >> any questions? thank you very much. at this point i guess since-there wouldn't be a response to what he just said? i guess not. any public comment on this particular item? i have 2 speaker cards. patrick [inaudible] >> thank you chair yee. many of the 39,000 city employees and sit a pay roll at the end of last june expect you to strengthen this ordinance as the civil grand jury recommended. as judge claudia willcon noted during proceedings in [inaudible] wrongful termination case, section 4.115 is that government conduct code does n

nigh name is jessie bernardy and acting director of san francisco ethics commission. the commission is the entity responsible for enforcing the whistle blower protection ordinance and you have our responses which are fairly straight forward and reflect the fact that commission thought this was a well written report and raises issue and requires further analysis which has started and we anticipate we will praid a progress report within 6 months. beyond that i don't have a presentation but happy to answer questions now or at a later time. >> any questions? thank you very much. at this point i guess since-there wouldn't be a response to what he just said? i guess not. any public comment on this particular item? i have 2 speaker cards. patrick [inaudible] >> thank you chair yee. many of the 39,000 city employees and sit a pay roll at the end of last june expect you to strengthen this ordinance as the civil grand jury recommended. as judge claudia willcon noted during proceedings in [inaudible] wrongful termination case, section 4.115 is that government conduct code does n

farrell i'm joined by supervisor tang and supervisor mar i want to congratulate 2345ik jim smith and jessie larson and ms. linda wong madam clerk, any announcements? yee completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the september 5th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated okay marrying item one. >> resolution ryan white authorizing the district attorney's office to congratulate expend a grant in $2.1 million for the claims board for the project compensation for crime victims for july 2015 through june 30th, 2018. >> from our da's office. >> from the victims department our investments of criminal served many victims we have refrltdz navigating them through the relocation and emergency assistants we get this grant from the state the state requires the resolution to congratulate receive funding do you have any questions for me. >> i don't see any colleagues okay. >> thank you. >> puncture appreciated we'll move on to public comment anybody wish to congratulate comment seeing none, public comment is clos

frente a un juez en carolina del sur >>> has podido hablar con jessi >>> no, pero estÁ bien >>> >>>legÓ a los 7 millones de seguidores en facebook, muchÍsimas felicidades, pero seÑores les traigo algo que ha causado algo f furor en leas redes sociales, edwards snowden se une a twitter, y dice me pueden oÍr ahora y en menos de un dÍa tiene un millÓn de seguidores. veremos quÉ pasa >>> vamos con diego, ana y rash rashel >>> gracias erica >>> vamos hablar de algo que me encanta >>> a mÍ tambiÉn >>> son los coches, los automÓviles seÑoras y seÑores, >>> este es nuevo, estÁ padrÍsimo >>> este fabricante de autos electrÓnicos presento ayer su primer vehÍculo todo terreno. promete recorrer una distancia de >>> 350 millas >>> mira quÉ horas, >>> sÍ este coche empieza en los 98 mil total do$98 mil >>> no ne gustÓ >>> me doliÓ el codo. ahora el modelo cargado cuesta 140 miljovic >miljo >>> sÍ tiene dinero y tiene ordenes para fabricar unos 25 mil unidades por lo que unos >>> sabes lo que kooushs cuesta baterÍa >>> dure dwres a mi biz calesa. >>> sfwrshs seÑores tenemos formulas para conocer p

jessie says community schools are vital to under served areas. >> neighbourhood schools are part of thec of the neighbourhood, a basis by which the neighbourhood can expand and grow. you know, it's one of the real ug told costs of school choice. >> in the statement, the mayor's office says it's working with the office. cps is engaged in a review of diet. they continue to weigh the factors at play, in an effort to achieve the best outcome. one that would ensure a strong bronzeville and future for the children. the city scheduled a meeting in a couple of weeks. these hunger strikesers hope to hold out that long. >> a couple of these hunger strikers say they'll go to washington, hoping to meet with education secretary. arnie duncan, and hope he may convince mayor emanuel to reopen the school. >> now to the race for 2016. trump reason may look to make amends with voters. critics denounced the stance on immigration. as biassed against latinos. trump agreed to meet with the hispanic chamber of commerce, representing 3 million latino owners. the open question and answer session happening octob

. >> here to set the scene for fun in your own yard is life-style editor for guilt.com jessie post.ful. >> colorful! >> bright and cheery girl. >> sending the summer off in style. >> let's start with these streamers. >> we are rocking the casbah. we are creating this moroccan vibe and we started by setting the stream with these crepe paper streamer chandeliers. >> how do you do it? >> just crepe paper streamers then we used an embroidery hoop. get the streamers at party city and we saw this on a photographer's blog. so, so smart. >> you said you find yourself with not enough chairs. >> that happens a lot. >> i panicked but you have a solution. >> constantly. yes, just drag the inside out. bring out your rugs and pillows, throw them around, create the ultimate lounging sort of -- >> i like our picnic you crazy girls. >> what are you drinking? >> a little lemlemonade. >> or something. >> and we didn't have to bar tend, they can serve themselves this is another fun idea that we saw from aaron at browniebites.n browniebites.net. you just take those great little mason jars and leave the

andrea ashbury the folks helping us to broadcast this it jessie larson and leo completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the september 22nd board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated i appreciate the announcements please call items one and two together. >> the amending of the dagget street for the open space and open space zoning and an agreement. dagget street vacating a portion of the street accepting an gift and encroachment permit >> madam clerk turn our involuntary manslaughter up a little bit we'll turn up our voluntary manslaughter to make sure our translators can hear and translate colleagues want to recognize those two items will help to deliver a new one acre open space to the potrero hill community also known as dagget xuntd that accept growth and increased density were promised and an array of amenities that include new parks after a number of years the land acquisition and securing the necessary resources for this park the action before us will help us to deliver on one of those pro

. >>> jessie matthew about to face a judge on first degree murder charges. he was just indicted in the death of a virginia tech college student. they are not releasing details but previously sited forensic evidence in the case. 20-year-old morgan harrington vanished after a metallica concert. her body was found three p months later. he's also being looked at for another death. >>> blasting sanctuary policy. the city came under fire following the shooting death of kate stein lee. the man charged in her killing deported five times but still on the street because officials disregarded a request from immigration to keep him locked up. >> it is counter productive to public safety to have this level of resistance to working with our law enforcement personnel. it is in my judgment not acceptable to have no policy of cooperation with immigration enforcement. we are all interested in getting trills off the streets. san francisco sheriff defends the law as a way to support trust. >>> taking down a terrorist aboard a high speed train is getting a two-rank promotion. p

. >> and tomorrow, jessarah jessi parker is stopping by. >> and duran duran. >> lots of stuff happeningomorrow. bye, bye. >> and join us four thirsty >>> right now at 11:00, a philadelphia elementary school becomes a crime scene after a woman tells police she was attacked early this morning in the schoolyard. good morning, i'm vai sikahema, right now students are inside the school for a regular day of classes. monique braxton is live for us. monique, tell us the condition of the victim if you know. >> reporter: we're hearing the victim is in stable condition and momentarily she will be interviewed by detectives from the special victims unit. i can tell you, though, here in frankford, vai, the scene has been released back to the school which means kids can come outside and once again play here. dec

jessie would have been a better job. >> i learned a lot this afternoon. >> i learned a lot, too. >> iope it isn't a cartoon. i hope it isn't that. i don't know what to expect. a part of me, i don't know whatever man. army stuff. just ask some questions. >> this is exactly what the american people feel. >> they become circuses and talk about this stuff. >> you are jaded. you are jaded. >> you are two months away from voting for trump. >> i am mentally beaten down. >> i had a rough summer. >> do you expect carly to face off with donald? >> that will be the question of the night. i think she is at best at doing it. >> what do you think? >> no one asked donald that yet. he has a great answer. >> hillary campaign started there. >> if you could go by the way thanks for doing that. that came from hillary. >> i learned that from hillary. that's a very, very good lie. >> he started this. >> hillary started. >> you have flip flopped. i learned it from hillary. i don't know. >> i think you are right, though. i think the thing is to -- it's funny. trump has always been a bully. how he is the anti

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. >> john stamos, i love uncle jessie, so i would definitely pick him. >> there are new co-workers here at fox 29. i just wanted to know, which one of the new co-workers do you like the best? >> i'm going to go rob lowe. >> why rob? >> he's hot. >> now, as a manager because he's so hot does he get christmas off? >> no. >> we'll be put on camera. did you get that? >> you're harboring the witness in here. you're harboring. you are harboring a fugitive. >> i am, i am. >> of the three co-workers, which one do you think you'll get along with? >> i'm going to go with john. >> really? >> why john? >> i think he matches my crazy. >> really tough chills. i would have to go with him. >> really cute? >> he's really cute. >> i go with john stamos. >> reliable, hard working? >> yes, attractive. >> i would have to say rob lowe. he has that bod boy factor. >> bad boy factor. >> you guys like it a little naughty up here in the sales department. >> that's our little -- >> definitely rob lowe. >> really? >> yes. >> why rob? >> i don't know, just love him, so funny, adorable, and i'm excited to work with

what are you seeing out there, jessi jessica? >> some spots starting to see some volume. have closures on kelly drive right now and also cars being towed out of the no parking zones. right now we'll start and see if it's spreading into new jersey. camden around 676, approaching the ben franklin bridge, you can see that in the back of our screen right here, toll plaza, no problems or delays there, but center city is where we're seeing delays. this is the vine street expressway around 20th street, westbound lanes giving us the most trouble. seven-minute drive time, this is typically about a two to three-minute trip from 95 to the schuylkill expressway. if you're heading to the schuylkill or 30th street station, that's where you're going to see problems right now. as for the actual schuylkill expressw expressway, parts doing okay, still in the yoellow. up towards the vine, we have a 23-minute trip. jim? >> okay, jessica. let's go back to nbc 10's tim furlong above philadelphia in sky force 10 keeping an eye on the roads, as well. looks like things are moving well where you a

thank you for your time, retired gunnery sergeant joining me there, jessie jane duff. glad to have you there. >>> moving to asia, additional satellite images coming in. they suggest china is building a third airstrip in the south china sea. as profits are dropping 20% on weak asian sales for prada. gordon chang, author of, the coming collapse of china. i want to talk about this airstrip and heard the conversation about north korea. bigger picture, how do you see stability in asia? then we'll talk about consumer behavior? >> asia right now is very volatile especially the south china sea where this third airstrip would be. china believes that 80 to 90% of the international water of the south china sea is actually an internal chinese lake. they will use these airstrips to defend that notion. the united states, if it had any consistent foreign policy over the course of more than two sent centuries to defend freedom of navigation, and china is trying to restrict it. deirdre: china is trying to restrict it and as you alluded to, the region seems more volatile than ever, tryi

ronald reagan, jessie ventura. how do more serious candidates compete in this? obviously hard where you have somebody with the national notoriety that donald trump has. honestly, i think you'll see some comparisons drawn not just from the possibility of being someone -- trump brings up that he's reagan like in some capacity. but now that schwarzenegger is taking his former job, was governor of california like reagan was. he wasn't a successful one, however. i think people have seen at times in the past where people were very well known celebrities. in fact, fell on their faces when you look at what they're able to do when they're in office. governor ventura, i don't think anybody is going to remember that too fondly. in that regard, reagan is kind of the exception. he's a very big one. that's why trump has been saying he's a candidate that resembles reagan in some respect. what we're seeing, it's hard to deal with the fact that trump is taking some of the media oxygen out of the room. it's not just the media is covering hill. he does better with the time that he

this morning, robbie blankenship and his fiance jessie cruz went to the county clerk's office to applye license, and kim davis refused. >> we're not issuing marriage license today. >> actually the united states supreme court has authority over you. okay. you do not work in a religious institution. >> i'm telling you this is my office and we're not issuing license today. >> i'm not screaming. i'm not issuing license to anybody. >> kim davis has been ordered by a federal judge to issue licenses but said she is acting under god's authority to deny same-sex couples this right. tomorrow, kim davis is due to appear in federal court for a hearing to determine if she will be held in contempt of court. joining us is casey davis, county clerk in casey county, kentucky. he is one of the three kentucky clerks, who's refusing to issue same-sex marriage license. casey davis, why are you rhee re fusing to issue the marriage licenses? >> well, it's simply deeply held religious belief that i have that i don't believe that i can put my name on a marriage license, a same-sex marriage license and be able

his guests tonight are actors allen page, and jessie eisenbergment we'll be right back.'s coming up tonight on cbs-3. >>> update on developing story, sexual assault investigation near the temple university campus. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now at that scene with the latest information. jan, good morning. >> good morning, detective, and a special victims unit, are working hard on this case, now, they're not releasing too much information right now but we have learned that it was a temple university student who was reportedly robbed and sexually assaulted here overnight. take a look at the video, this is what the scene look like earlier this morning, this is the 1400 block of north carlisle street north philadelphia. temple university sent out alert to the student bod bye what happened here, in that alert, the student says female student was robbed and sexually assaulted around midnight. but, right now, there is no update on the condition of that student, and there is no word on the circumstances of the robbery, or what was taken, only that the suspec

but jessie was a show off. he wanted big windows. that's why he did areas -- that's what he did. three closets, which was unusual. you do not have that much to store, so you did not worry about closets. you would pay more taxes if you had a closet. i do not think that was his reason. he just made the big rooms and the big windows to show off. but yet the money to do it as well. boisterous man. his personality was outgoing. he made a lot of friends very quickly because of his business, but he also made enough friends to become the first mayor of georgetown. he did not get reelected because he was too outspoken. especially he was an abolitionist, which was very important back then. this was right on the border of slave and free, so he made a lot of enemies as well. ulysses was his older son and worked with him over in the tannery and hauling passengers and freight. i know that ulysses was impacted byy much my what just -- what jesse believed. there are several people who have written books about that ,rant, when he was a young boy helped slaves escape up north. grant was the oldest

the project spauser is underway with construction and i'll turn it over to jessie stuart from [inaudiblewill talk about the community outreach that is done and if you have questions please let me know. >> good afternoon madam president squl supervisors. my name is jessie stuart and develop manager for [inaudible] thank you for the opportunity to speak today. i would tyke-like to explain the [inaudible] dog patch and potrero hill [inaudible] since early 2013 we worked with the local neighborhood talk toog the residence and munchant neighbors. [inaudible] additionally we walked the area to lel let people know about the development. we had numerous community and one on one meetings resulting in neighborhood support including 14 letters of support and over 80 signature of support. we presented our projects to the dog patch neighborhood association and the potrero booster and receiveredue maninous support. we made many change tooz design including revised the buildings facade to add visual dep tooth create a more town house design. we added 6 ground floor walk in units on mississippi and 22 s

the project spauser is underway with construction and i'll turn it over to jessie stuart from [inaudible] will talk about the community outreach that is done and if you have questions please let me know. >> good afternoon madam president squl supervisors. my name is jessie stuart and develop manager for [inaudible] thank you for the opportunity to speak today. i would tyke-like to explain the [inaudible] dog patch and potrero hill [inaudible] since early 2013 we worked with the local neighborhood talk toog the residence and munchant neighbors. [inaudible] additionally we walked the area to lel let people know about the development. we had numerous community and one on one meetings resulting in neighborhood support including 14 letters of support and over 80 signature of support. we presented our projects to the dog patch neighborhood association and the potrero booster and receiveredue maninous support. we made many change tooz design including revised the buildings facade to add visual dep tooth create a more town house design. we added 6 ground floor walk in units on mississippi and 22

jessie swanson was quickly named a person of interest in the death. he was arrested yesterday, after police used a warrant to search his house. swanson is charged with murder, intimidating a witness, terrorist threats, and a weapons violation. a woman named sunny jacobson was also taken into custody. on a single conspiracy charge. jacobson is this city's fourth murder of the year. the muslim teen in the headlines. after he was arrested for bringing a homemade digital clock to school. now his future is changing. coming up. the offers he is getting from tech companies in the bay area, and from the white house. plus. millions watched as the g- coming up. who came out on top. for standing up to 'the donald'. and next. amazing acts of kindness and generosity to the young victims of the valley wildfire. christmas came early for the children forced to flee the valley fire. kron 4's maureen kelly was there, as volunteers from the san francisco firefighters toy program. made a special delivery. oh i want this soccer ball >> reporter:soccer balls.and baseball b

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andrea ashbury the folks helping us to broadcast this it jessie larson and leo completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the september 22nd board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated i appreciate the announcements please call items one and two together. >> the amending of the dagget street for the open space and open space zoning and an agreement. dagget street vacating a portion of the street accepting an gift and encroachment permit >> madam clerk turn our involuntary manslaughter up a little bit we'll turn up our voluntary manslaughter to make sure our translators can hear and translate colleagues want to recognize those two items will help to deliver a new one acre open space to the potrero hill community also known as dagget xuntd that accept growth and increased density were promised and an array of amenities that include new parks after a number of years the land acquisition and securing the necessary resources for this park the action before us will help us to deliver on one of those pro

let's get more with jessie wise borough. at there price was up open and it is now 50%.hey had no choice but to address the balance sheet to please shareholders. jesse: that is very true. there have been question marks around it for some time, but of course that is largely to fund a commodity trading activity. there have been question marks, but most interestingly, 2.5 weeks ago the cfo told me they can walk and chew gum at the same time. clearly in those last few weeks something has happened that has changed their mind. share prices tanked, outlook in china has weakened. we don't know what happened but we know this has been a significant change in position. francine: how surprised were you about the timing? the timing was unexpected, but you told me they had to do something about the credit rating, and the only way to do it was to make sure that the balance sheet is restructured. jesse: clearly, things may have been worse than we realized. they are selling assets, scratching the dividend for four years. there will not please investors but it may have already been priced

andrea ashbury the folks helping us to broadcast this it jessie larson and leo