2016 i welcome everyone to the groundbreaking next year and thank you, mayor ed lee and chief joanne hayes-white for all there's support thank you, everyone. >> thank you very much marking mark the time is here in a minute i'm going to bring up chief joanne hayes-white to talk e talk about the nert program i want to do a couple of songs on my album we have about a minute to 5 to 4 i'm going to bring up my good friend chief joanne hayes-white can you explain what this is the ringing the bells and 504 i think. >> good afternoon, everyone i will be speaking again, after to acknowledge a lot of people but gives me great pleasure to ring the bell for the memorial of the lives lost in 1989 signaling the final event of what happened 25 years ago. >> the property loss and how lucky we are to live here with those folks and the moment of silence will follow the ringing of the bell should this is a celebration off how far we've come we're more vibrant than ever with the new roads so here this is about 10 seconds to 504 let's let that given now (bell ringing). >> and now a moment of silence let's bow our he

carr ma let one 0 of our volunteers and our 6th district supervisor jane kim and xhur and chief joanne white our spot is here to stand take your spots important so, now we'll have - >> oh, my god right here (laughter). >> ready 1, 2, 3 (clapping.) yeah. >> yeah. >> oh, my god. >> >> good afternoon. welcome to the land use commission of the san francisco full board of supervisors i'm supervisor wiener the chairman of the committee to my left is supervisor malia cohen and our vice chair supervisor kim will be joining us our clerk a andrea ashbury i want to thank sfgovtv for broadcasting today's hearing specific jessie larson and jennifer lowe. >> madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. electronic devices. all files and documents to be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the november 18, 2014, board of supervisors agenda otherwise stated. >> item one is an ordinance ordinance for the administrative code for a street light policy. >> i'm the lead authority of item one and i want to thank supervisor cohen and supervisor kim for covering this item it is legislation to ref

carr ma let one 0 of our volunteers and our 6th district supervisor jane kim and xhur and chief joanne white our spot is here to stand take your spots important so, now we'll have - >> oh, my god right here (laughter). >> ready 1, 2, 3 (clapping.) yeah. >> yeah. >> oh, my god. >> >> we have a wonderful adult ceramic class. we offer over 10 adult classes in morning and evening. it accommodates people who work in the day, people who work in the evening, people who are day people and night people. we try to cater to the whole group. it's beyond just a clay lesson. it's really a lifeless on. when you meet people you never know what's underneath. sometimes they show you what they want to. and you kind of expect that it's just going to be that. but it's never really what's on the surface. it's really what's underneath the surface . that's what i try to get at when i do my clay. the camaraderie that we have here. we have students that have been for for many many years. we have students here for the first time. we share our skills, our formulas. this is how we learn. how did you do that? let me show

carr ma let one 0 of our volunteers and our 6th district supervisor jane kim and xhur and chief joanne white our spot is here to stand take your spots important so, now we'll have - >> oh, my god right here (laughter). >> ready 1, 2, 3 (clapping.) yeah.

. >>> well, the fire commission is evaluating chief joanne hayes-white's job performance in a closed session tonight. this is the second meeting in the evaluation process for her. unions have caused for her to step down and says she has done little to improve ambulance response time. >>> rescuers recover the body of a bay area man who drowned fishing north of big sur. kim ngyuen lived in san jose. >>> well the race for a berkeley city council seat is a good example of how every vote counts. the unofficial final results have lori drost winning by 14 boats over george byer. the votes will be audited for accuracy. >>> happening today, the house is debating a bill to approve the controversial keystone pipeline. democrats have long fought against the pipeline because of environmental concerns. the president will likely veto the bill if it makes it through congress. >> the problem is the president continues to send signals that he has no intention of moving toward the middle. >> our view has not changed. >> senate democrats are dropping their opposition of the pipeline. one reason, they wa

supervisor mar and supervisor wiener kaurm and sheriff rosenberg and naomi kelly and chief chief joanne hayes-whited dpw mohammed nuru let's here it for those folks (clapping.) i would last like to welcome on the one hand our state and federal zoning administrator cesarean and regional john doe i didn't traveling sincere thank you (clapping) and staff representing senator d and feinstein and mark lien no right away right now we have at about invocation we want to start welcome warming san francisco interfaith director be michael pappus michael (clapping.) let us bow our heads in prayer oh, mighty educator of the united nations u universe i fixed the earth on your foundation we are humid when the forces of nature temporary shift the ground on which we walk in those moments of vushlthd we're reminded of our limitations and yet having fashioned us in our lickness we see beyond temporary surviving that through our relationships with one another we like the phoenix rising from the ashes arises stronger with greater commitment to seek the greater good rather than that satisfies our perm vaifrz values on

. >>> san francisco maya rodriguez ed lee will be joined by fire chief joanne hayes white and greg sirey will be carving 4,000 pounds of turkey and the meat will be delivered to people who cannot leave their homes for a thanks give being meal. >>> they are having one of the best christmas delays in america. >> for the couple and their four boys, deck raiding this was a family affair where they check and double check the 700 or more extension cords. mom who is a computer expert is controlling thousands and they get down to work starting september 1st. >> it takes about 2. 5 months every evening, every weekend, every holiday. we really on it have it, but they are using their new found celebrity to people are less fortunate. >> actually, they put a list of houses out there and that man made me look a little laid city did. >>> traffic is doing well if you are drive being and again we are looking at a commute so far usual it does not matter and there will be some people going to week, today and we move to the south bay where traffic on 101 and 280 are still looking good and nimitz freeway t

he will be joined by joanne haze white and greg sir.ythey will be helped by members of the police department since they are carving 4,000 pounds of turkey and they are delivering them to people who cannot leave their homes for a thanksgiving meal. >>> this is one of the turkey's thanksgiving meal. he will re-- receive. the second turkey will be considered a runnerup and they will be takingen to a park where they will live out their natural lives. >>> they have been selected on natural television for having one of the best christmas light displays in the country. >> see, i am not kidding, for this couple and their four boys, decorate being their house is a family affair. they check the 700 or more extension cards and the mom is in control of all the computers which are sing caronizeed -- since caronizeed to -- synchronized to music. >> they started working on it since september 1st. >> it takes every weekend, every holiday, we don't have hollaway. >> now you know how pam cook's house looks. they want to use their new found celebrity top

mayor lee will be a carver joined by joanne hayes-white and greg suhr.arve 4,000 pounds of turkey. the meat will be part of the fresh meals delivered to people who cannot leave their homes for thanksgiving meals. >>> and if the idea of cooking a turkey is intimidating to you, there's help just a phone call away. butterball is hosting its annual hot line from 7:00 a.m. until 4:00 in the afternoon. the hot line can help you decide how big a turkey to buy, how long to cook it and what side dishes to serve. there are tips on roasting, smoking and grilling turkeys. the ut abouter ball hot line is a long-time tradition. but there are turkey tips by e- mail and on the website at butterball.com. if you are kind of in a panic -- the keep thing, make sure you are defroesting it. you don't to take it straight out of the freezer tomorrow morning. >> if they need me to test things, i'm available. >> that's your specialty. >>> sal is good at it, too. that's what we do. >> you and i could be champion taste testers. [laughter] >> our game is up there. >> let's take a lo

right now the fire commission is hearing testimony on the performance of joanne hayes white, criticized for poor ambulance response times. earlier this year rank and file firefighters took a no can confidence in her ladiership. they may hold a closed door session to evaluate the chief. hayes-white was asked to step down. >>> a san francisco man is in critical condition after being hit by a tree this had morning. it happened in the mission district. it was one of three ficus trees that came down. the others were in north beach and steiner and eddie. abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler joins us on the latest what caused these trees to come down. carolyn? >> reporter: ama, the primary factor is age. hundreds of ficus trees including the one that fell behind me were planted on san francisco sidewalks back in the '60s but all that stopped in the 90s when city officials realized the roots were buckling the sidewalks and the trees were prone to fall. even a little bit of rain and wind can topple an aging ficus tree. this one in the mission fell on a man this morning pinning him and the branches

right now the fire commission is hearing testimony on the performance of joanne hayes white, criticized for poor ambulance response times. earlier this year rank and file firefighters took a no can confidence in her ladiership. they may hold a closed door session to evaluate the chief. hayes-white was asked to step down. >>> a san francisco man is in critical condition after being hit by a tree this had morning. it happened in the mission district. it was one of three ficus trees that came down. the others were in north beach and steiner and eddie. abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler joins us on the latest what caused these trees to come down. carolyn? >> reporter: ama, the primary factor is age. hundreds of ficus trees including the one that fell behind me were planted on san francisco sidewalks back in the '60s but all that stopped in the 90s when city officials realized the roots were buckling the sidewalks and the trees were prone to fall. even a little bit of rain and wind can topple an aging ficus tree. this one in the mission fell on a man this morning pinning him and the branches

san francisco police chief, the lee and joanne hayes white cooked up a bird.people who can't get out of their homes. >>> all this month abc 7 news is encouraging you to give where you live. for our 23rd annual food drive, donating is so simple. text the word feed to 80077 to make a $10 donation. >>> millions of us have home security systems to keep our families safe, but there may actually be several ways to breach those systems. >> reporter: an estimated 38 million americans turn to these systems to help secure their homes and businesses but are you really as safe as you think you are? logan, a cyberresearcher, says he's found some alarming weaknesses in some home security systems. all it takes is the right tools and know-how. >> with every system that i have tested, which has been from four different manufacturers, they have all been vulnerable in the exact same way. >> reporter: ryan and bonnie allowing gma on the lookout to visit their house. for logan to test their home alarm system, provided by adt, one of the leading home security companies. >> you want

agenda includes a closed door session to review an employee performance evaluation of fire chief joanne hayes whiteconfidence in her leadership. the chief has recently been at the center of the controversy over long delays in ambulance response times. >>> 18,000 kaiser nurses have left the picket line and say they are now eager to get back to the bargaining table. the nurses spent the past two days picketing outside hospitals and clinics across northern california. the two-day strike was tied to an on going contract dispute with the nurses demanding better staffing, training and equipment. kaiser says it's responded to all of the nurses' protesters and doesn't know why they decided to go on strike. >>> this morning the european space agency is releasing more photos of the probe that land and a small comet yesterday. the pictures are quite clear, but what they show may create some concerns. the first photo shot -- shows one of the craft's three legs is not level. it could be wedge inside a pit. they say the probe appears to have come to rest in the shadow of a cliff. that presents a potential proble

joanne booz and richard, among others. --you would raise your hand and rebecca vander, my longtime executive assistant, who will be vanna wh white -- the of the eventite. also on senator schumer's staff, matt house, and many of the others who made this event possible today. we will address the controversial issues that are out there, the immigration order, the health care bill, and whether those will be allowed to stay or whether they will be killed or we can buy -- or weakened by funding cuts. chuck hagel at the department of defense, his new position. these are the new items that are up, but we look forward to senator schumer's speech and he will speak for about 25 minutes, and then we will open it to questions. senator schumer? >> thank you, bob. it is great to be back here at the press club. happy thanksgiving. i hope you are all with friends and family and have a good one. i will start off with a little thanksgiving story. i was born on thanksgiving day, 1950, november 23. my mom went into labor at about 5:00 a.m., and in those days of course things were a lot different. the dad strove the moms into the hospital, and then t

joanne nosuchunsky. it is still attractive. and he is brighter than a 60 watt light bulb, but uses half of the energy, it is tv's andy levy. and filling out our cast of bland white men, anthony fisher, reason tv and reason.com writer and producer. and, hey, it is the bully slash drug dealer, fresh from stuffing me in a locker, jesse joyce. he scares me. climbing through their window to share thanksgiving with them. the paper first started to pacify people by removing the mustache from the guy climbing through the window. a smart move. shockingly that didn't work. on saturday, the day after the cartoon was published, they scrubbed the cartoon from their website with the editor saying, quote, gary did not intend to be racially intensive it in his attempt to express his strong views about president barack obama's decision to temporarily prevent the deportation of millions of immigrants. we errorred in publishing. you know who loves thanksgiving? my cousin, carl. >> oh uncle carl. i never get enough of him. it has been a longtime, jesse. >> it has. i have been stuck in los angeles. i feel i need to explain. there is all of those twitter monsters like did jesse get f

joanne booz and richard, among others. and our interns, if you would raise your hand -- and rebecca vander, my longtime executive assistant, who will be the van a white -- the vanna whi of the eventte. -- the vanna white of the event. she will bring you the microphone if you have questions. we get better sound that way. also on senator schumer's staff, matt house, and many of the others who made this event possible today. we will address the controversial issues that are out there, the immigration order, the health care bill, and whether those will be allowed to stay or whether they will be killed or we can buy -- or weakened by funding cuts. chuck hagel at the department of defense, his new position. these are the new items that are up, but we look forward to senator schumer's speech and he will speak for about 25 minutes, and then we will open it to questions. senator schumer? >> thank you, bob. it is great to be back here at the press club. happy thanksgiving. i hope you are all with friends and family and have a good one. i will start off with a little thanksgiving story. i was born on thanksgiving day, 1950, november 23. my mom went into labor a

joanne international push is underway to prevent a nuclear talks between the u.s. and iran from breaking down. we'll talk about the sticking points and what's at stake for the whiteouse. >> uber under attacks for privacy concerns. some say the car service is seeking too much from too many. >> about all that's come through that snow is that shopping cart. you're taking a live look, the snow continuing to fall, some areas could get up to four more feet on top of what they have already received. good morning, welcome to al jazeera america. ahead in our next half hour, a texas town where fracking got its start is reversing course on the energy extracting method, residents banning fracking. real money's ali velshi sits down with poland first popular elected president discussing the strains between ukraine and russia and how his country is caught in the middle. >> western new york state once again slammed with snow this morning, up to another four feet could fall before the weekend. that's on top of the nearly six feet already on the ground. >> three students are recovering this morning after a shooting at florida state university at the campus library. police shot and