john francis with department citywide planning division and project manager for the calle 24 special area design guidelines effort. as maya indicated we are here to present the design guidelines and resolution adopting them for your consideration. i'll provide a brief overview of the purpose of the special area design guidelines and describe our community engagement process. my colleague trent will highlight a few of the guidelines from the document and my other colleague will wrap up our presentation by describing the equity assessment that staff developed to evaluate the anticipated equity impact of the guidelines. so in addition to the general purposes behind special area design guidelines the calle guidelines are being developed to help them preserve their characteristics in art and design to recognize the district's latino cultural heritage and foster its representation in the built environment. and to support existing city policy as i will discuss further in a few moments. as proposed the guidelines would apply to neighborhood commercial and neighborhood commercial transit dict

as john and francis point out there is so much ballast below propelling it up on any kind of good news >> charles: you know, francis, for the market to overcome low expectations and i think we all agree that's one of the things we have here, but no expectations are high and they are riding on a consumer we are watching every image. all the nuances they are. can the consumer continued to come through in the way they have? >> i think the retail for christmas is going to be fantastic. i think people are still servicing their debt so they can increase their data which increases the retail with the markets going up a post last year when the markets went down. i think consumers are going to continue to be confident. they're going to push the try trade deal all the way to december 15th and it's going to be a game of chicken into the finish line. neither trump nor she have much of choice. the smaller lenders in china are going down like breaking down with the people situation. trump doesn't want any kind of mispricing of the china trade deal to occur with heightened volatility during this whol

john boehner who announced he would step down in september 2015. his resignation took place the following month, day after pope francis addressed congress. this is 40 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi >> ladies and gentlemen, speaker nancy pelosi. it is my official and personal honor to welcome friends of speaker john boehner to the u.s. capitol on this historic day. the presence of members from both sides of the aisle, both sides of the capital is a testament to the respect that all have for john, mr. speaker. we are pleased to welcome to former speakers. went to sip eight speaker gingrich, who is with us, and speaker ryan. both of them are here. and we warmly welcome and extend our gratitude to debbie, to lindsay, and tricia and the entire boehner family for sharing john with this congress and with our country. now it is my privilege to invite father conroy to deliver the invocation. >> i'm surrounded by four phonic speakers. dear god. you thanks for the proceedings of this day. and for speaker john boehner and his place in history as the 53rd speaker of the people's house. we thank you for his many years of f

we all remember how john made the visit of pope francis such a meaningful and beautiful experience fort we, allister? and how wonderful today to see young allister here with zachary. allister was just six weeks old when he was blessed by the pope that day, with clarity, beauty and moral urgency, pope francis called on us to be better stewards of god's creation and to be instruments of god's peace. had that clarity too in everything he did. thanks to john's leadership, the holy father's message of hope, peace and dialogue will be a blessing and an inspiration to our congress and the country for many years to come. in his farewell speech, well, not quite farewell because we have another one now -- but in that space, john often spoke of the namesake of his home city, the great roman general cincinnatus, a farmer who answer the call of his nation to lead and then surrendered his power to return to the home he loved. john, the congress and the country have been strengthened by your decision to answer the call of our nation when you did. and now, we wish you all the best, as you enjoy your r

pope francis calls on us to be better stewards of god's creation and instruments of god's peace. johnthanks to john's leadership, hope, peace and dialogue will be a blessing and inspiration to our congress and the country. for many years to come. in his farewell speech -- well, not quite farewell because we have another one now but john also spoke in the sake of his home city, the great general cincinnatus. a farmer who answered the call of his nation to lead and surrender his power to return to the home he [john had been strengthened by your decision to answer the call of our nation when you did. now we wish you all the best as you enjoy your retirement, i don't know if that's quite the word for it. erw i have the privilege of inviting to the podium here, speaker's family to join the unveiling of his portrait. thank you so much. the future, here they come. let us welcome the family to the podium. [applause] [applause] [applause] [laughter] [inaudible conversations] >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable john, speaker of the u.s. house of representatives. [cheering] [applause] >> than

done anything to try to change that to vote of i'm speaking to us from john galt thank you very much for that shirt. pope francis setting off on a historic visit to talk about this speech is the 1st one to have to travel to the laws of the buddhist country in nearly 4 decades from system preside over a range of from a just set of moneys and meet with members of thailand's small but significant gaps that given to many of whom have been prepping for their visit for weeks. thailand's cassava community is abuzz with excitement. the students are rehearsing for a performance at the national stadium in bangkok where pope francis is shitheel to hold a holy mass. news about the pope's arrival has made all of us feel very excited i've never seen him in person so i make stream eager to show him how i strongly believe i am in catholicism. at a convent in a different part of town seamstresses have been working overtime to ensure the pontiff and just entourage decked out in the country's finest threads. they've prepared more than $200.00 ceremony of robes and heads with the papal visit. it's been so long since the pope travel

john. have you ever worked with dr. francis? oh yeah, he's ok. just ok? guess who just got reinstated!not officially. nervous? yeah. yeah me too. don't worry about it, we'll figure it out. i'll see ya in there! just ok is not ok. at&t has america's best network, now with our best plans, at our best prices, starting at $35 a line for 4 lines. new from at&t. if you have moderate to thsevere rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, ar

>> reporter: of course john paul ii was there in 1981. this is something pope francis for for a long time. when he was a priest in argentina, he applied to be a missionary in japan. that's what he thought his priesthood would be about. that is the place he wanted to spend his time. he wasn't allowed to do that. now he has had a chance to return as pope. of course these trips take a lot of logistical organization. it just so happened he was able to make this trip. he was in thailand before going to japan. an important message, this one on nuclear war for pope francis. >> delia gallagher for us in rome. thanks so much. >> protests in hong kong of course resulted in many injuries, and many point a finger at police. why one man said he will never forgive an officer who caused him serious harm. >>> plus, what it's like to run the impeachment investigation and be the focus of the trump administration anger. the chair of the u.s. house intelligence committee speaks about that. it's coming up a little bit later. please stay with us. - [woman] with shark's duoclean, i don't jus

warn all of the dangers of nuclear weapons francis is on the 2nd and final leg of an asia tour that began in thailand . for what u.s. national security adviser john bolton has accused the white house of blocking him from his own personal twitter account bolton has not posted anything on twitter since early september when he left the role president donald trump to deny the accusation twitter well it declined to comment. colombia's government has ordered a curfew in the capital bogota to widespread protests across the country against planned pension and labor market reforms several people have been killed in clashes in the last 2 days and now the country's president even duke is calling for a national conversation in an effort to calm things down. more clashes in bogota a 2nd day of widespread protests while police used tear gas in the alleyway as thousands gathered in front of the national assembly before that protest was broken up to the demonstrations are hard to categorize as left wing or right wing people just seem fed up with the conservative government of president even dukie. your deputy general said only one i voted for him but i'm saying

known as big john, he was a respected law enforcement officer known throughout the state. i was a marine corps veteran and spent 10 years as shaffer. pope francisagasaki and hiroshima, japan declaring nuclear weapons immoral. he rejected the cold war era doctrine of deterrence. he's on a three-day visit to japan. the first papal visit since john paul ii since 1981. traveling during thanksgiving could be a hassle all its own. but a series of storms could make your travel difficult. not all zeroes are created equal. at schwab, we believe investors come first. we work hard to make you happy. with the right combination of people and technology, so you can work with us the way you want. now with zero commissions on online stock, etf and options trades. part of our mission to make investing more accessible for all. and we're the only firm with a satisfaction guarantee. which is why our zero is better. schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. red lobster's weekday win menu introducing pick two tuesday. and, enjoy a different deal every weekday. like endless shrimp monday four-course feast wednesday and more. just fifteen dollars til 6 pm. it's

john, thank you very much. at the department of defense, fred francis, who covers military matters, is standing by with the pentagon's view of what is happening today. >> in the last hour, i've spoken to several senior military officials in this building, both civilian and military. and they are quite frankly awestruck by all of this. one of them who has been deeply involved in looking ahead a year or two on what u.s. military cuts would mean in europe on the budgets, said consider the impact of the u.s. military in europe without walls, consider the impact of the u.s. budget in europe where there is no credible threat of war. and those are significant numbers. right now there are 770,000 u.s. americans in europe, 320,000 assigned nato soldiers, men and women, another 300,000 dependents of civilians, 150,000 civilians working there. an extraordinary number. and it amounts to approximately $170 billion a year of u.s. taxpayer's money. and if there is a europe without a credible threat of war, with a warsaw pact that it cannot mount an attack on the west, then is there the need for all of these troops? and those are th

john bolton is back. congresswoman debbie joins us live. but where in the world? pope francising that technology are stealing young people's individuality. warning culture identity is an endangered species referring to the westernization of societies through films and social media. mexico cartels are focussing on the avocado industry. they fight for control of the trade and protection fees they are charging. two dozen murders have been atributed to this the cartel. the bee population is threatened worldwide. their hives are use by the chinese to treat illnesses. organizations like the don key sanctuary are looking for alternatives. -- two men set out on a space walk outside of the international space station to make repairs. the instrument helps researchers understand the dark matter that makeup much of our universe. today's mission ended safely and successfully. pagas lo que necesitas. only pay for what you need... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ spread a little love today ♪ spread a little love my-y way ♪ ♪ spread a little something to r

john dancy, thank you very much. at the department of defense, fred francis, who covers military matters, is standing by with the pentagon's view of what is happening in east germany today. fred: garrick, in the last hour, i've spoken to several senior military officials in this building, both civilian and military. and they are quite frankly awestruck by all of this. one of them, who has been deeply involved in looking ahead a year or two on what u.s. military cuts would mean in europe on the budgets, said consider the impact of a u.s. military in europe without walls, consider the impact of the u.s. budget in europe where there is no credible threat of war. and those are significant numbers. right now there are 770,000 u.s. americans in europe, 320,000 assigned to nato soldiers, men and women, another 300,000 dependents of civilians, 150,000 civilians working there. an extraordinary number. and it amounts to approximately $170 billion a year of u.s. taxpayer's money. and if there is a europe without a credible threat of war, with a warsaw pact that it cannot mount an attack on the west, then is there the need for all of

killed since then the french foreign minister john even that riyadh says france is still committed to its operation in bali. on. it's a dramatic accident francis position has not changed we are fighting terrorism with high quality soldiers often at the risk of their lives. saad hariri says he does not want to lead the next government president bush to name a new prime minister after consulting different parties really resigned last month government protests swept across lebanon people have been voicing their anger against corruption and security in politics so i know holder has more from by russia about a month ago the prime minister resigned he said he did and he did the call from the street but the president asked him to stay on in a caretaker capacity and ever since the ruling elite those who are in power have been negotiating with him on the shape of a new government he is a popular leader he is also the son new leader in lebanon and this is a country which is there's a deep divide between sects and if one sect feels that they have been left out of power then that is dangerous the spite what we have been seeing in the streets the . protest

john bolton is back with a major impeachment bombshell. debbie lesko on house judiciary committee joins us live but where in the world? pope franciseaching the technology and globalization are stealing young people's individuality. cultural identity is on the brink of becoming an endangered species crew films and social media, the preservation of global -- defend of cultural devastation. they are focusing on the multibillion-dollar avocado industry. as they fight for control of the trade and protection fees they are charging. almost 2 dozen murder 7 attributed to the avocado cartel. the donkey population is threatened worldwide. their hides are used in chinese medicine treating a wide range. population has fallen 76% in china causing them to turn to south american suppliers. the donkey sanctuary pushing for artificial alternatives drawing attention to inhumane treatment of the animals. this morning, our complex space walk outside the international space station. to begin repairs on the alpha magnetic spectrometer. the 2011 the incident has helped researchers better understand the dark matter that make up much of the universe. toda

john trouble this morning. we're looking outside andhe nice clear hot this is our sutro tower camera in san francis looking acrossce clear shot across the bay there that you n see we're not seeing any far here but we are seeg some a long summer coastal spots and at the golden gate bridge. the problem's been mentning all morning long temperature wise we're going to see a mild afternooahead. partly cloudy conditions as we get through the rest of todayven cooler as we get into tomorrow and friday. then this weekend a slight warm we're going to see those 70's return once again, maybe even some upper 70's into sunday and a whe lot of sunshine for saturday and th sund so enjoyed outside if you can. here's a look at that highs for today very mild 67 in san frcisco, 68 that i'm tracking in a downtown oakland for later today 69 in hayward 70 degrees and we're going to be fremont look at this inland we're livermore both ord and coming in just 74 yesterday w did see both those spots get in the upper 70's see you can dinitely see the temperature change versus yesteday and into this afternoon. we're looking at69 in redwood ci