. >> krista is here and she's going to do the bulk of the presentation. i'm just going to help facilitate when we get to that point. i will say that we really would like the session after krista provides the introduction to be an open exchange. we want ideas and feedback from you as council members and also anyone who is participating in the audience or on the bridge line. so it looks like krista is getting things set up. we're about ready to start. >> hello, everyone. thank you so much for inviting me here today. we are really excited to share with you our progress on the emerging technology open working group. i am krista canellakis. i'm the chief innovation officer for the city and county of san francisco. and we wanted to start with showing you where we see ourselves heading. in november 2018, supervisor yee passed a resolution asking city add minister to form a working group to look at and develop recommendations on best practices for government and industry on the responsible use of technology in our city. and as part of that, we will be developing

krista hook/passenger:"oh lovely. but i mean, it needs to get done. i feel like this airport is a mess anyways so any construction that'll help will be awesome."and all these terminals will eventually connect to the new people mover system arriving in 2023. the purpose: ease up congestion in the horseshoe and connect passengers to the metro station.but what do passengers think of all these changes?passenger (mos):"they need to make it a bit better for their wifi, can't connect. i can't get an uber.""well add that to the list."krista hook/passenger:"even if it's a pain, in the long run it'll be good."an although the construction over the next 10 years will surely be another traveling headache... when it comes to moving 75-million passengers a year, l-a-x says the inconveniences are just part of progress that will hopefully give the fifth busiest airport in the world -- a clear path for decades to come.joy benedict (grant) new at 10... commercial airports will no longer be required to use a firefighting foam linked to toxic water pollution and cancer. (

join as next week when krista is in london. there are famous landmarks you can see from here.e are in scotland to find out how some are being left with a bitter aftertaste. and don't forget, you can keep up with us on all our travels in real—time by following us on social media. but for now, from me and from all the travel show team, here in a foggy egypt, it's bye—bye. or as they say here, ‘salaam wa—alaikum.‘ there is some good news. we have had such dreadful weather across western parts of the uk, the flooding in wales and other parts of the country. the strong winds as well. 0ver country. the strong winds as well. over the coming days we will be entering much quieter weather. before we go to the uk forecast, what has been happening in other parts of europe. this is spain and portugal with france further north. we have had an interesting weather pattern. this is a remnant hurricane which rarely makes landfall on continental europe. normally hurricane strike at the caribbean, florida recently, this was in the atla ntic florida recently, this was in the atlantic and decided t

join us next week when henry heads to alice springs in australia, krista is in london for one of itsir doors to the public. and the land of dog and honey. we'll be in scotland to find out how trendy porridge options might be leaving some with a bitter aftertaste. isn't this sacrilege? and don't forget, you can keep up with us on all our travels in real—time by following us on social media. but for now, from me, ade adepitan, and from all the travel show team, here in a foggy egypt, it's bye—bye. or as they say here, salaam wa—alaikum. hello, we have seen some torrential, and in places disruptive rainfall over the last 2a hours. and in places disruptive rainfall over the last 24 hours. more to come today, still some strong winds, across east and south—east england, it will be very warm. more on that ina it will be very warm. more on that in a moment. storm column is now well to the north of the uk that is left in its wake, if was stationary front is going nowhere, more rain and piling on particularly in south wales were we still have a valid amber warning from the met office, valid un

costumes headgear and choreography as one homeowner hope putting it all together was the job of director krista monson. it was a great challenge in finding the ways of integrating movement and athletic movement at times you know high risk acrobatics with heart design the weight of a hat how does the hat sit on the face how does it cover the eyes and is it ok that a cover as it is the eyes because it creates a new something we've never seen before. this show is especially taxing for the dancers. along with classical ballet hung up vote had to work hard to build up the muscles in her throat and neck. they're up to eight performances a week. and several times an evening she'll be sporting a tracy creation that weighs a kilo and a half. to the first rehearsal with his head on my head i felt like my entire upper body was in case in concrete but you can actually move a fair bit. the thing with dancers is we want to use our arms but in this case i can't raise them of of my shoulders. if i did leave the audience in the field to stop the last won't notice anything of the fs involved what they'll see is

joining up that noise krista doesn't think the new corrado chief sixty needed any of that i car reviewer once wrote between fifteen hundred and sixty three hundred revs it moves ahead at near relentless speed this was mainly because the ga letters scroll type supercharger gave the car plenty of pick up by the lower revved bands at least from zero to one hundred kilometers per hour at eight point three seconds topping out at two hundred twenty five incredibly fast for a front wheel drive. at that time if christoph blakely overdoes had a car might understeer a little but he just has to ease off the gas to get it back on track in the curves and he's having fun at the spot. owns us christof now is that at the time v.w. is marketing the part was very proud of the near rear spoiler concept that extends on a manically when the speed hits one hundred twenty kilometers per hour and when you drive down to the ice cream parlor and want to flaunt it a little bit you can put it up manually that's going to go on a wave but in other respects the corrado zoo work reflects many elements of v w's design l

owns us krista of now is that at the time we debbie is marketing the part was very proud of the near rear spoiler concept and extends on a magically when the speed hits one hundred twenty kilometers per hour and when you drive down to the ice cream parlor and want to flaunt it a little bit you can put it up manually and that's going to go onto a slab in other respects the corrado zoo work reflects many elements of the w.'s design language in the one nine hundred ninety s. and clear lines smooth surfaces and rounded corners a little boring this one christofferson you optically he definitely wouldn't call it a milestone that if he's had in my lifetime. the compact v.w. corrado made up for its pedestrian design with extra practicality the big hatchback allowed easy access to the spacious cargo space the rear seats accommodated two adult passengers and the generous standard equipment package was unmatched at the time with a.b.s. power steering sports seats thermal insulated glass and heated wing mirrors. to. highlight is this red she sixty emblem indicating the legendary she letters supe

i'm seeing is that the kind of choreography of the details as actually catering very well for sure krista strategic interests because by revealing new gruesome details that get ever more gruesome day by day they have created an media interest in the west and the western public that has pushed western governments including the one of the united states towards turkey and if you look at american turkish relations before the start of this affair and now you will see that turkey has become that america has become so much more friendly to the turks and i think that's one of the results of a very very shrewd public diplomacy using the media. from the washington post wrote for the periodical you work for his last column was delivered shortly after he entered the embassy can you tell us something about that sure it was actually delivered to the washington post a day after his disappearance through has a translator and assistant it was published it wasn't published for about two weeks because we hoped that he would reappear and has now been published in today's edition it lays out. the state of the

soccer store krista on the road all there was being sued in the united states by a woman who claims the portuguese playwright tour in two thousand and nine she says the assault occurred in reno all those penthouse suite in the last vegas palms hotel the woman bringing the case says a team of the players quote fixers tricked her into keeping quiet for a payment of three hundred seventy five thousand dollars for no although denies any assault and says the allegations are fake news. now by a munich are coming off a bad bonus legal week having drawn it home to walk and last berlin on the road they're looking to find a groove in their champions league match tonight but they face a stern test against a dutch club with a deep history. when it rains it pours the clouds are hanging over byron munich after a bad spell and the mood at training match the weather some stern faces run show as byron plot their recovery from a dreadful showing it hurts a belin eld time tackles a lack of urgency and a defense all that statement has accrues to a two no win on friday despite the setback coach nico covert

. >> reporter: that's a road krista bottomley and her 6-year-old son sebastian know all too well. two years ago when afm cases last peaked sebastian's cold turned into the polio-like illness and almost complete paralysis. but after 2,000 hours of rehabilitation he can get dressed by himself, feed himself, and stand. but learning to walk again has been a slow, grueling process. >> occasionally he says things like, "mom, why can't i just walk like everybody else does without all this work?" and i said, "well, you know, god knew that you were strong enough handle this." to fve day to once again walk all by himself. dr. jon lapook, cbs news, baltimore. >>> still ahead here tonight, an attempted murder at the bottom of the world. like leather, skin is stronger when it's hydrated. but 9 out of 10 men don't get the hydration their skin needs. that's why dove men + care body wash has a unique hydrating formula ... to keep men's skin healthier and stronger. we're gonna replace candy with some healthy halloween treats today. these are called veggie fruit chews mine tasted like poopoo! mine

krista lizza of cn," what papadopoulos already admitted to doing, lying to -- is a very big deal.the dozen counts laid out in the manafort indictment.t. back in december, "the new york times" published a story saying it was papadopoulos' 2016 meeting with an australian diplomat that launched the fbi's probe without any help from the clinton finance campaign. the fbi did not talk to the diplomat until the counterintelligence probe was already launched. and there was a code name. cross fire hurricane. >> it's suspicious that when he drops this information on me. >> unsolicited! >> they want to figure out info on this particular topic.nf it seems like it was some sort of sting opportunity gone bad to be quite honest with you. >> republicans on the hill believes that suggest special counsel was launched based on trumped up charges. democrats continue to insist no, all about the president's allies trying to undermine mueller's findings which we now expect to come after the midterms. tucker? >> tucker: ed henry, thanks a lot. democrats tell us they believe survivors, but not all survivo

from get perspective krista -- krishna. >> the underlying growth trend has not slowed down much.t is what we're dealing with. the fed has said even absence of inflation, they have given up on the concept of r-star and other artifacts they had created and are saying they may go for tightening even if they go beyond neutral. they will of the day, back away from that, but that is what the markets deal with today. joe: could it be contrary to the notion that benign inflation will discourage the fed from benignthat in effect, a or steady inflation level combined with further rate hikes actually means all things being equal, fed policy is even more hawkish than we thought. krishna: yes. it definitely is. you see that in the rise of real rates we see in the market sector. having said that, at some point, when they start biting really hard and you see the policiesons of these in data, the fed has to back off. but that is not today. romaine: is the market getting ahead of itself looking at the assets and how they perform today? krishna: we have to put this in context. this is the ninth ye

krista miller's family has lived on this island for over a century. she is a fishing charter captain. >> before the storm took that little jog to the west, we have pretty worried this place would no longer been there. if that storm had not taken that turn, this place would be leveled completely. >> reporter: most homes on st. george island have been damaged. many very extensively like the home of christopher crosier, who's lived here 38 years. one of the risks you take when you live by the water is that you can be devastated by a hurricane. >> i know that. >> reporter: will this make you give up living on an island? >> hell now. too beautiful. i discovered this place in the '70s. and worked every bit of my life to be here in this county. i got a child who's a teacher. staying. i'm here. i'm not going anywhere. >> gosh, glad he's okay. >> yeah. yeah. >> just a little stretch of beach. >> slender island. >>> we've got erica hill back. she's in mexico beach. good morning. what are you expecting there today? >> reporter: good morning. we are expecting to

that another restaurant group and chef krista deandre from post area. thank you for coming and. >> thank you for having us.>> of course. >> feel how soft that is. >>> welcome back. right now is your chance to and four tickets to disney and i celebrated years of magic the bay area through october 19 till the 28th. the tickets for the october 9 in oakland. go to our facebook page and look for the freebie friday link on the left side. look at and you have the online entry form. you have to be at least 18 to enter. at approximate retail value $160 provided by self entertainment. one winner will be chosen october 15 and you will find the official roles on ktvu.com under contest. strike the philadelphia eagles and fans flying high after beating their rivals, the new york giants. >> last night's game was here 2 one of the cooling fans on the sideline and walked off of the field on the final seconds of the first half. eagles beat the giants 34-13. carson went looked pretty good at this contest. the bear areas that kirsten from standford. at the end -- a native

presence by nicole bohn, director, mayor's office on disability, city and county of san francisco and krista canellakis, chief innovation officer, city and county of san francisco. public comment is welcome. break, the council will take a 15 minute break. item 8, information item. san francisco tech council strategic planning discussion. employment of people with disabilities and older adults. the san francisco tech council will brief the council on their strategic planning process related to the intersection of technology and the employment of people with disabilities and older adults. the presenters will ask for feedback from the council and any members of the public who would like to comment on their experiences with employment. presentation by susan poor, consultant, san francisco tech council. public comment is welcome. item 9. public comment. items not on today's agenda, but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to three minutes. please approach the microphone for give your comment card to the mod staff. item 10. information item, correspondence. item 11. discussi

krista, thanks for joining us this morning. >> you're welcome.y lucky those houses stood up. >> grateful that she's safe, she and her family are safe. >>> and coming up, everybody, we have the warning, how to avoid disaster scams as you try to help those affected by hurricane michael. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. (waves crashing) excedrin sees your relentless, pounding headache even if no one else can. it's why we focus only on headaches. nothing works faster. we see your pain and what's possible without it. excedrin extra strength. we see your pain and what's possible without it. it's about time they gave left and right twix® their own packs. they got about as much in common as you, a mortician, and me, an undertaker. (chuckling) or you, a janitor, and me, a custodian. (laughing) or you, a ghost, and me, a spirit. (laughing) left and right twix® packs. it's time to deside. it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. tide pods child-guard pac. helps keep your laundry pacs safe, and your child safer. to close, twi

>> reporter: spend a year in krista gotti's shoes. >> i was hoping but i didn't expect it. >> reporter: she moved back home this morning. >> that and my barn door. >> reporter: back to a rebuilt version of a home she left on the night of the fire, never to see again. >> i was working that night and i just never thought my house would burn. >> reporter: for two days the north bay has remembered this tragedy. if only the pain could fade away as easily as these chalk memorials in santa rosa's old courthouse square. mostly we found people speaking in positive today. >> honestly, i thought i was going to be out of a job. >> reporter: susan, a nurse practitioner for santa rosa community health. she is in a temporary clinic now after the blaze destroyed another they called home. ♪ are you still out there >> reporter: do you remember last november's benefit for fire relief at at&t park? the nonprofit, tipping point, raised $17 million that night. they spent $4.25 million of it keeping community health going for its 28,000 underserved patients. >> we knew that our people needed care, that the p

krista miller's family lived on this island. >> we were pretty worried this place would no longer be here. if that storm had not, you know, taken that little turn, this place would be leveled completely. >> reporter: but most homes on st. george's island have been damaged, many very expensively. like the home of christopher crosier who has lived here for 38 years. >> one of the risk as you take when you live on an island you can get devastated by a hurricane. will this make you give up on living on this island? >> hell no. no way. it's too beautiful. i discovered this place in the '70s and worked every bit of life to be here in this county. i got a job as a schoolteacher. >> so you're staying? >> i'm here. i'm not going anywhere. >> is everybody accounted for? >> reporter: well, anderson, what's slightly problematic is we don't know exactly how many people stayed behind. but and this is very important, there have been no calls from people saying their loved ones or friends are missing from the island. and no one on the island today say they know of anyone who's missing. >>> coming up

. >> krista miller, thank you for taking the time to talk with us. >> as obviously the councilwoman said right now is not the time but as soon as we get things back up and running the best way people can help us is to contribute to our local economy. >>> coming up next, people waiting to hear from loved ones who were in places like mexico beach. you saw folks talking to brooke baldwin's sat phone. one woman, we'll talk to her. and people talking about how they'll rebuild and we'll have much more as our live coverage continues. ancestors are from... ...and the paths they took, to a new home. could their journey inspire yours? order your kit at ancestrydna.com. i'm all about my bed. this mattress is dangerously comfortable. when i get in, i literally say ahh. meet the leesa mattress. a better place to sleep. the leesa mattress is designed to provide strong support, relieve pressure and optimize airflow to keep you cool. read our reviews, then try the leesa mattress in your own home. order during our fall mattress sale and save. for a limited time get 150 dollars off and free shipping too.

. >> reporter: dog walker krista says she avoided a near-assault at this dog park last month that's just outside of the east cut district, but she says security issues stretch throughout the area. >> i've lived in this neighborhood for three years. it's -- and it didn't decline rather than progressively improving. >> we actually have a private security team that hand trained security guards that patrol the neighborhood. >> reporter: andrew robertson serves as executive director for the east cut. he told us two to four-person crews watch over this neighborhood from 8:00 at night until 6:30 in the morning. he says the district's $4 million budget goes to several pots. more than $1 million to public safety, $900,000 to cleaning and maintenance, and more than $2 million for parks and green space. mostly ear marked for the transbay transit center park. >> but you are not replacing police services? >> we are not replacing police services. in fact, we cannot detain anybody. we're mostly a deterrence more than anything. but we certainly make calls to sfpd. >> reporter: robinson says the proof is

. >> reporter: dog walker krista garvarik says she avoided a near assault at this dog park last month that's just outside of the east cut district. but she says security issues stretch throughout the area. >> i've lived in this neighborhood for three years. it's been a decline rather than like progressively improving. >> we have a private security team that are trained security guards that patrol the neighborhood. >> reporter: andrew robinson serves as executive director for the east cut. he told us 2 to 4-person crews watch over this neighborhood from 8:00 at night until 6:30 in the minoring. he says the district's $4 million budget goes to several pots. more than a million to public safety. 900,000 to cleaning and maintenance. and more than $2 million for parks and green space. mostly earmarked for the transbay transit center park. ? you're not replacing the police. >> i'm not replacing police services. in fact they can't detain anybody. we're mostly a deterrent than we are anything but we certainly make calls to sfpd. >> reporter: robinson says the proof is in the results. more tha

it's frankly the performance has generated lots of us krista. so now well there's been a operatic section comes in zero six section yeah. pretty good study abroad a lot more do you need to know i make music. i want to give the audience a song that they can before. what's the lyric. booking and rhapsody depicts the ups and downs queen went through along the way he said. you need to slow down. i just need to time. you have i don't have time mercury struggles with himself and his sexuality he wants a solo career but then gets everyone back together for a gig that becomes part of rock history arriving concert at wembley stadium in one thousand nine hundred ninety six years later freddy died from aids related complications. during which. were all the action. of legend indeed robin that this is a movie that had a long gestation period on a couple of hiccups along the way because originally sasha baron cohen was supposed to star in this movie yeah he was i mean the idea of the movie is nearly ten years old and sasha baron cohen was in there and was he

good for that i'll have more business for you a little later in the show for now back to you krista thank you so much this is the day dubliners live from baghdad still to come in u.s. president donald trump flies to pittsburgh in the wake of america's worst ever unceasing music attacked by members of the city's jewish community say the president has stopes division in society and is not welcome. thank performance for the difference that tom bumps addled philharmonia orchestra of syrian ex-pats feels the iconic concert hall with music from the hum. of. those doors more often there is that world's news and business news from christophe and just about this is you don't leave. the bridge to do. to fight convention shot. a gun shoot it was to see. his coach it's of needs met the pains and draftsmen the armed forces leave the of us in society in the early twentieth century. marking one hundred years since the death of a conscious. improvement on t.w. . because i'm certain it was also this sense since one. hundred german streets on t.w. . nico piece in germany to learn german. i learned from the

the four-time oscar nominee will play krista mcauliffe in "the challenger" a feature film about the 1986oject. she eventually became part of the astronaut crew that perished on "the challenger." production set to begin may 2019. i literally just got chills because i'm sure you two remember exactly where you were when it happened. i was doing some kind of testing in school. i'll never forget that moment. so i'm looking forward to seeing the film and michelle williams, a great choice to play such a pivotal character. [ applause ] >>> and more news for you. country star brad paisley and his beautiful wife kimberly cooking up goodness in nashville. the duo of 15 years teaming up with belmont university to open a free grocery store for anyone who needs help feeding their family. anyone. it's called the store and provides food and other provisions and on the job training for those trying to re-enter the workforce. the three-time grammy winner saying all of us are one unforeseen disaster away from rock bottom. it's nice to think about a place where, when that happens to someone, they can use it

i spoke with the secretary krista nielsen this morning. also spoke with brock long this morning.ch with the fema coordinator. homeland security and fema have committed to providing everything we need, and constant contact with fema and all of our partners who are mobilizing this morning. as i said last night, we are deploying a massive wave of response, and those efforts are already underway. help us, and by air, land, and c. we have 35 -- >> jon: that is rick scott, telling people please do not go back to your homes if you evacuated. it is not safe. let's get back to our discussion with daniel hawkinson. telling me that you have about 3,000 national guard forces in the affected area. what is job one? >> basically, working very closely with them, the federal agency, to make sure that we are there to respond to any needs that our citizens have. as the governor mentioned, one of the highlights last night was panama city. they had lost communication with parts of mexico beach. so early this morning, we had two of our teams and their tactical vehicles link up with local law enforceme