>> yeah. >> so why not recap or have a lit real fresher with super famous actress kristin stewart. >>you the story about thanksgiving. thanksgiving started in 1942 when come lum bow sailed the ocean blue. >> her version's different than what you might know. sorry, form tv star colombo here. ships different. >> came over on three ships, nina, pina, santa maria, may flower. >> like the meaning of thanksgiving, right, what does it mean? she explains that for us, in case you can't figure it out. >> the pilgrims and indians had this big feast together, and they didn't even charge for the food. they just like gived it. and then they said, thanks. and henceforth, thus was born the first thanksgiving. >> when you gived something to somebody and they say thanks, that's why the thanksgiving comes together. >> that's where captain john smith andsand poke comlkcahonta. singing "colors of the wind" which we sing today. >> can you paint with all of the colors of the wind. >> they sang that at the very first thanksgiving. >> oh. >> apparently. i had no idea. >> that's how disney got it. >> a funny v

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in oakland, kristin ayers, cbs5. >>> protesters are turning streets and restaurants and bars into this. they spent an hour and a half in front of the station on vallencia to protest what they say is police brutality. officers were in riot gear, but they say there was no problem. this is what they are angry about. that police used excessive force for arresting d.j. williams after riding his bike on friday. it shows williams on the ground and orlando rodriguez admits he got too close to the action. check out his forehead. >> something needs to be done. that was a first for me and it was just over the top. >> police say officers used reasonable force to keep onlookers at bay after they tried to intervene when williams resisted arrest. >>> bye bye buses, the transit board banned big tour buses from san francisco's alamo square. home to the famous painted ladies. some of the best views of the city. why? well neighbors kept complaining about the noise, the traffic, and the exhaust. the banned starts in 30 days. >>> someone else isn't getting a very warm welcome here in the bay area. it looks

abc's kristin fisher, live in washington, now, with details. good morning, kristin. >> reporter: good morning, john and diana. you know, the president says that he made the rule change to keep his promise. that if you like your health insurance plan, then you could keep it. but industry leaders say that this rule change could destabilize the market and result in higher premiums for consumers. a presidential mea culpa. >> we did fumble the ball on it. and what i'm going to do is make sure that we get it fixed. >> reporter: it's a huge relief for senate democrats, who are now scrambling to come up with their own legislative fix to the affordable care act. >> the president's announcement was a great first step. and we will probably need legislation to make it stick. >> reporter: but first, today, the house will vote on a republican-led solution, even though house republicans still ultimately want to repeal it. >> when you look at obama care, frankly, i don't think there's a way to fix it. >> reporter: the president's fix is only temporary. the las

>> kristin fisher, live in washington. thank you. >>> new this morning, the coast guard is combing the pacific ocean for an american woman who apparently jumped from a cruise ship. the passenger was on a princess cruise from san francisco to hawaii, when she went overboard yesterday, northeast of the big island. now, witnesses are saying she intentionally jumped in an apparent bid to kill herself. and this morning, she is presumed dead. >>> military investigation has been launched into the death of four marines at camp pendleton in california. the victims died in an explosion yesterday while doing maintenance on a live fire range. their names and hometowns expected to be released later today. >>> now, to a controversial plan to beef up security at the nation's airports. it involves 3,000 special tsa officers trained to detect criminals and terrorists by studying the behavior of passengers. so far, it has cost about $1 billion. but an investigation found the results of the program were no better than chance. and it's got la

for more we bring in kristin, who is in scottsdale, arizona right now. is wal-mart about to go down in history as the grench, i guess, that sold thanks giving? >> no, i think they are just one of the most desperate retailers out there. >> is there a fear in the case of wal-mart trying to boost its bottom line, could actually see some blow back when it comes to shoppers? >> that wal-mart shopper is very opinionated but they are also very loyal. the people getting blow back are companies like macy's which has been a tremendously performing stock and the fact they are opening up on thanksgiving day has gotten a lot of blowback. so department stores getting a lot of negative activity, but yet, wal-mart is not. >> i have to ask the question, are we now going to start christmas shopping on halloween? >> oh, yeah, it's definitely christmaka. you are in the news business. you operate on a 24-hour news cycle. well, the consumers operate on a 24-hour shopping cycle. >> we go back to the days when something in this country was sacred. it used to be you didn't shop

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kristin ayerss says it could lead criminals straight to you. >> reporter: she knows what it is like to stare down the barrel of a gun. >> i got robbed with a revolver. he had a revolver and a hoody on. >> the man who robbed her in east oakland last year was never caught and she wonders if the new mapping web site we showed her could have protected her. >> community cam is a free service for residents of the bay area to research the location of security cameras in their area. >> reporter: josh daniels is the ceo of community cam. users can go online and pinpoint the location of every security camera they come across. >> we have seen users safe running walking and biking routes using community cam and we have seen users research activities or areas where they -- where something has occurred. >> reporter: already they have mapped 2,000 cameras in san francisco and the east bay. >> i think it is a good idea. >> if something is going to help you, i'm all for it. >> reporter: community cam users have identified about a dozen surveillance cameras along this stretch of international alone. one

thanks kristin for the government said the rebels to surrender date that night and those that remain but across the border into canada. the pm twenty three has yet to confirm the claims. the all kong and special forces that the assault backed by un tanks and helicopters. revel in it really gets old tawny man came death is believed to live for that to be the rule and w canada. the army the pm twenty three stronghold of the madonna fighting broke out in two thousand and twelve and close to a million people being displaced by the calm lake as the fighting continued african leaders and international envoys met in south africa. coal company site to lay down their arms and the creek the recent nao outbreak among city in chilton has prompted the pledge from the government to support a nationwide in the nie station campaign. expats fit the deceased could quickly spread. given the appalling conditions means of serious find themselves in up to ten of all fears of civil war the twelve children in rebel held areas receive the vaccine is one i know i have a man who says deputy prime minister prom

appreciate it, kristin.tourist, 85-year-old merrill newman held there for more than a month hats apologized for alleged hostile acts he commits during the korean war in the 1950s. eunice yoon has more. >> the authorities releases a video on state tv showing new man reading his alleged confession. in it, the man from california purportedly apologized for his actions. that apology was dated november 9th. in it, he said that he was guilty of a long list of indelible crimes against north korea. new man was in nok legally as a tourist on a nine-day trip. he had been held captive in north korea since october 26 they when i was taken off the plane heading home by authorities. >> other american war vets have been able to visit north korea without any problem at all. >>> the 2013 atlantic hurricane season officially ends today. forecasters predicted an can antive season but there were just 13 that i ammed storms and one storm andrea that made landfall back in june. this was the fewest hurricanes in a single year sinc

. >> and tonight kristin zee has the couple's remarkable story of survival. >> the 36-year-old needs wheelchair to get around the immobility is torturus for the adventurous shanghai native the beautiful accountant and her bank employee husband have no kids. their love is traveling. in july they embarked on what was to be a dream vacation this, month, they met me to tell their nightmare as asiana flight 214 crashed at sfo. we did the interview in manned rin. >> were you sitting? >> 28th row. >> we suddenly crashed and i thought, today i will probably die here, we impacted hard. everything shook. anyonings fell down and lights went out. >> reliving the moment is painful for jong. her attorney describes what happened oochl she remembers sliding out underneath the seat. then, her foot got wedged. the seats collapsed. >> he had no idea what happened to his wife. he saw an overhead compartment had fallen on to a young lady. >> i took the panel off and on shouted, go. go. go. the are door i went out did not have an emergency chute. i looked down and saw we're high up. but when trying to esc

. >> morning anchor kristin zee was there. >> it's about smoke alarms and carbon dioxide. they cost between 10s sxdz $40. abc7 helped to make certain people that need them can get them. the ceremony might have lasted ten minutes but impact will be good for ten years. that is how long batteries last on these carbon and fire detectors. >> when is the last time it saved a live in your experience? >>> a week ago. >> reporter: the fire chief looked on today as abc7 anchor kristin zee presented over the presentation of 3,000 smoke detectors and carbon monoxide alarms to be distributed. it's the fourth year abc7 partnered with home depot and kita to get these into homes. >> keeping something bad from happening their world. >> we can see tragedies too often. >> then, for others they can't afford this smoke alarm. situation is the family going to eat dinner or buy a smoke alarm? we want to make sure families are protected. >> kita donated a million detectors, nationwide. fire crews carry them in trucks and install them when they see the need. >> it's hard to believe. you think ever

. >> and tonight kristin zee has the couple's remarkable story of survival. >> the 36-year-old needs a wheelchair to get around the immobility is torturus for the adventurous shanghai native the beautiful accountant and her bank employee husband have no kids. their love is traveling. in july they embarked on what was to be a dream vacation this, month, they met me to tell their nightmare as asiana flight 214 crashed at sfo. we did the interview in manned rin. >> were you sitting? >> 28th row. >> we suddenly crashed and i thought, today i will probably die here, we impacted hard. everything shook. anyonings fell down and lights went out. >> reliving the moment is painful for jong. her attorney describes what happened oochl she remembers sliding out underneath the seat. then, her foot got wedged. the seats collapsed. >> he had no idea what happened to his wife. he saw an overhead compartment had fallen on to a young lady. >> i took the panel off and threw it on the ground and shouted, go. go. go. the are door i went out did not have an emergency chute. i looked down and saw we're high

white house correspondent kristin welker joins me as well as steve corn aki here with me in the studioristin, let me start with you because this is the normal time that boehner would give his press briefing and how auction ward that it happens to be just moments before the president speaks. >> reporter: thomas, you are right to point that out. it's certainly not something that we see when the president comes out to speak and usually we get some type ref action and house speaker john boehner does have a weekly press conference at this time so clearly, he decided to go ahead with it and we expect president obama according to a democratic source to come out and announce that americans who have had their insurance plans canceled because they don't meet the new obama care standards will be able to renew those plans. they'll have that option, but the president will announce that insurance companies are required to tell people what benefits they'll be losing and also what other options exist. the big question is where is the big teeth in the administration action. how is the administration go

kind of like back to school. >> black friday now gray friday, kristin, thank you for your time today.> thank you. >> alrighty, we have the headlines. there is good news for lindsay vaughn in. that's right, we're hitting the slopes with lindsay vaughn. a week after suffering a nasty crash, vaughn was back on her skis and doing runs. unbelievable stuff. vaughn and reigning olympic down hill champion did three super g runs and said that the right knee tells pretty good. she's hope to go compete in alberta, canada, with other sights on sochi, russia, which is 69 days away. >>> it's rivalry weekend in college football and alabama versus auburn. ththe last time two top rank tes played, jonathan wasn't even born and yours truly was in diapers in 1979. you have the steeler head coach on the field and gentleman kob s said it was a mistake. no instruction was called but the league is looking into the matter, and the steelers ended up losing the game to baltimore. but first we have jason kidd, and now tomlin. >> thanks. next on al jazeera america, struggling to make a living as they escape their

kristin saloomi explains. >> the family home of one of the united states most celebrate generals is a long away from the battle fields of iraq and afghanistan. for these veterans, the stress is never far away. they are taking part in a film workshop here, attempting to portray their struggle to return to sifnlt life. >> i don't talk about my deployment or what we did. >> allows them to share feelings had many have activity bottled up. this short film shows their sense of isolation. holly fleming says she wanted to let other veterans know they aren't alone. >> a lot of that like hurt in the hypervigilance, the bad emotions that i feel you know, just living day-to-day as a combat veteran. and i was really able to pour that and lift that off my shoulder so to speak and now it's out there for everybody to see like what it is that we feel and what we go through. >> documentary film maker benjamin patton grew up in this house. as the son of one decorated general and the grandson of world war ii hero george patton he grew up surrounded by military culture and a legacy of service. >>> this gr

. >> kristin feels she'll save hundreds of thousands of dollars on tuition for her three daughters. executive director emeritus dr. janice brown says, because of enrollment more teacher jobs were created. 70% of promise students enrolled in two schools both saw a big jump in tuition revenue. >> $30 million in our community swirling around that wasn't there before. >> dr. brown is the only one who knows the identities of the anonymous donors, and she's not telling. she said they pledged to do so forever. >> anybody that could do that could live anywhere probably in the world and they live in this small, unique, funky vibey little place with the weird name called kalamazoo. >> already 30 other programs have popped up around the country and dozens more in the works. pittsburgh students have 26,000 students, more than twice as many as kalamazoo. pittsburgh estimates it needs $250 million endowment to pledge the amount from 2006. they consider the money an investment. >> many of these students are going and becoming nurses, becoming doctors, human resource professionals, finance professi

in richmond kristin airs kpix 5. >> we reaped out to google and they have not gotten back to us. >>> take a loot this guy san rafael police suspect him of robbing a citibank on northgate drive around 11:00 this morning. if you know anything about this man, give san raphael police a call. >>> on stand by to help the thousands of people devastated by the super typhoon. how the u.s. navy is gearing up to help off the california coast. >>> a plan to bring the toll up to $8. how soon it could happen on the golden gate bridge. >>> and improving your shot with a special sleeve. the high tech basketball tool developed right here in the bay area. >>> could have played a little basketball outside this evening. it would have been chilly. it is temperatures in the 40s. live look outside shows you main lie clear skies, but we've got some changes coming. the timing of our rain chance has moved. details next. ,,,,,,,,,, announcer: right now at sleep train, save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic. ,,,,,,,,,, choose $300 in free gifts with tempur-pedic. even choose 48 months interest-free financ

kristin gillibrand wants to get it out of the hands of the commanders.ere is senator gillibrand on abc sunday explaining why. >> we want to make sure the men and women who serve our military, have a justice system deserving of their sacrifice. they are literally giving their lives for our values and country, and they should haven't pa justice system that is bias and has unfairness. >> she says her amendment would keep cases from being swept under the rug. there is a completing bill that keeps it in the chain of command. what that bill would do, is it would make it a crime to retaliate against someone who is a victim of sexual assault. it would also take it out of commander's abilities to throw out any court-martials, because right now a commander can dismiss a court-martial after someone has been convicted of sexual assault. so completing ideas. >> libby the pentagon has to implement either side which way are they leaning? >> that's right. they do not want it taken out of the hands of their commanders. the white house has not weighed in on how it should

>> kristin hawkins, thank you so much. now i want to bring in nancy northrop.ou for coming on. this is sort of a central question, what she just alleged, which is that babies, fetuses, over 20 weeks can feel pain and it's cruel. >> what's really at issue here is the fact that for the very few women, and you pointed out it's a very small percent, who have abortions at this time, their circumstances are unique. they are sometimes, as you say, because of diagnoses that come up later in pregnancy, they need to be able to make these decisions with their doctors. the fact that this is being subject to a balloting initiative when you're talking about women's health care, they have a fundamental constitutional right to have the health care that they need. this very small percentage who find themselves in this situation. >> there is a lot of interest in this. nearly 44,000 early votes have been cast, outpacing the mayoral election in albuquerque. there was a recent poll that found 54% of voters support the ban even if it fails to pass today. obviously the plan is to bri

. >> reporter: kristin estimates she'll save $160,000 of tuition on her three daughters.ow she plans to open a business downtown. now dr. janice brown because of increased enrollment more teacher jobs were created and the first year of the program 70% of promised students enrolled in two local schools both saw big jump in tuition revenue. >> $30 million in our communities twirling around that wasn't there before. >> reporter: dr. brown is the only one who knows the identity of the donors behind the promise, and she's not telling but they've already paid $50 million to send kalamazoo children to colleges and trade schools around the state and pledge to do so forever. >> anyone who can do that could live anywhere in the world. and they live in this small unique funky place with a weird name called kalamazoo. >> reporter: 0 similar programs have popped up around the country, and dozens more in the works. >> pittsburgh public school have 26,000 students, more than twice as many as kalamazoo. pittsburgh figures it's an endowment to honor the promise it made in 2016. the univer

want to start with you, kristin. why do you say it doesn't matter? i mean, a lot of people see the signs for sale, go out, they brave all the madness if you will to get those would-be discounts. >> reporter: well, you know, just goes back to caveat emptor, buyer beware. a suggested retail price, srp, when you buy something on line or in a store, that's what it is. it t's sugge it's suggested. companies and retailers can suggest a price that they think you should pay for an item. that's their prerogative. >> kind of like the old bait and switch thing. >> kind of. i actually funding you're going to go into one of -- i actually think if you're going into one of these stores and think you're getting a good deal, know what you're doing and do your research. a lot of times -- for instance, my husband went into one of the big stores to buy a big ticket item. it really wasn't discounted as much as it should have been. i said, you should have done your research on line ahead of time because you think you're going to go into the stores, you think you're going

in richmond, kristin aires kpix 5. >> joe vazquez, at the hall of justice. >> reporter: family members tell me dj williams is about to walk out of san francisco county jail. 3 days ago he was near his home in mission district when police used force to arrest him. his hands are in cuffs his face bloodied, cell phone video of 21-year-old dj williams as he was arrested friday afternoon. his family and the cops agree with this he was riding his bicycle on the sidewalk and didn't obey officers when they ordered him back on to the street but what happened next is in dispute. his family says he was listening to music and didn't hear officers so kept going that is when a handful of cops used force to put him in custody. >> one choking him, one putting all his weight on him leaning on him and the lady over there trying to put handcuffs on him. >> reporter: they hurt him bad? >> yes, they did and start beating on him for no reason. >> reporter: police tell a different story they say under cover officers ided themselves, flashed their badges and ordered him off the sidewalk when he didn't comply

. /* what you may be surprised to learn is that that voice is kristin bell. >> i can hold a tune. >>tune. it is hard to take credit for singing. >> she does it all the time and it is really not cool because she is really a singer and sings beautifully. >> and for broadway veteran and tony award winner, deena -- this role lets her musical talent shine. ♪ >> do you guys ever karaoke. >> whenever i can, yeah. >> do you? >> i have to get really drunk. >> i'm a dueter. i prefer somebody else take the blame on stage with me. >> the pair play sisters, both strong female characters who aren't so different from the women who play them. did you get a chance to bond before you started the roles? >> they wanted to hear us sing together but kristin picked "wind beneath my wing" and we immediately bonded. >> reporter: she is doing bonding off screen with her new baby girl. >> any shocking things? >> being a human food truck is interesting but it has been wonderful. >> reporter: she just tied the knot with long-time boyfriend actor zach shepherd and -- he has been married ten years to tay addition

navy has been kristined the "gerald r ford" will place a power fleet.is a technological marvel designed to launch current aircraft and future weapons that have not been designed yet. >> british airways refused to allow a passenger to avoid a flight because he's too overweight. kevin, who weighs 300 kilograms travelled to chicago to receive medical treatment. he was denied actions upon trying to return home. the airline says it's for health and safety reasons. >> the first discrimination is not making of airplane handicap friendly. i can't go on the plane - what happens now. >> it weighs more than a tonne and is about to land possibly somewhere near you. a satellite from space is about to crash on earth - no one knows where. gerald tan has more. >> reporter: march 2009, this rocket roars into orbit. it's doned the ferrari of space, its mission was to map variations in earth's gravity. that mission is complete. its experiment with gravity is not over yet. the spacecraft ran out of fuel and is being pulled back to earth. >> the explorer weighs more than a

so tonight, kristin asked her why is the brand new youth center sitting empty? >> reporter: for years, robinson has been waiting and hoping for this youth center across the street from her school to open. the children of west oakland need it. >> we've had a lot of students, stray bullets hit. you know they're walking home and they see needles and things. >> reporter: but five years after the youth center first broke grounds, the lights are on, renovations are done, but the building re-- but the building remains empty. reporter: the opening was pushed to the fall, but the city could not come up with $250,000 needed to run the center. and the cash problem eventually was solved, but now? >> why hasn't it opened? >> well, we're still finishing the murals and the inside construction. >> reporter: but we discovered that the inside is not cosmetic. the problem is the center was built at a cost of about $8 million with no operating plan. so now they will have to sit closed while the city officials try to figure out what kinds of programs to bring here. >> how does a bui

. >>> and talk about bragging rights, arizona congresswoman kristin sinema finished an "iron man" competitionshe's the first sitting member of congress to complete the event. congratulations. that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> right now we want to dig a little bit deeper into these presidential poll numbers. good morning to you. >> good morning. i hope you're having a better week than the president. >> these numbers some of the worst that he's seen in a long time. is obama care what's derailing this and is that going to be his defining issue? >> we don't cho the defining part yes but certainly what tissue is right now. you can understand. americans have gotten all the bad stuff, right? the frustration. >> the confusing stuff. >> i can't get on. i don't know what's going to happen. i'm getting a letter from my insurance company. >> aim cancelled, not cancelled. what's happening. >> americans haven't got any of the good stuff which is the chance to get on there and see whether we can save some money on our insurance, whether we'll have policies that don't have those onerous th

kristin, eric. >> thanks a lot. a new report claims obama/biden almost turned into obama/clinton in to 12. the "new york times" got an advanced copy of the book double down, game change, 2012. the book says president obama's top aides considering replacing joe biden with hillary clinton on the ticket. but the idea was scrapped when polls showed the switch would not really improve president obama's re-election chances. the book comes out next week. good morning america will have a lot more on this story coming up at 7:00 after our news cast. >>> the vatican is taking a new approach facing controversial issues. they have launched a campaign on how to deal with issues like birth control, divorce and same-sex marriage. asked bishops to start polling their members. pope francis is moving away from the vatican central approach towards ones where local bishops are more involved with their parishion parishioners. >>> the hallmark store is admitting it shouldn't have changed the wording on a christmas ornament. critics accus

but kristin she has left many questions unanswered about china's economic reforms. i did cheetah spoke with a keel yuki said ritchie research director at the kennedy institute for global studies to get his take on what chinese leaders need to do when blended. you can start to refill me a new style are postponed in the form of initiation of the soul of the minis on the abbreviated an old fat and out of me and get though he's no fool and forty three it could be expected to have a pic of the committee k should be ready on the gas because because of very strong of them new ideas and we don't smile from now on the tv just to make me fall. nissan coupe priority to contain the tool is to priorities. no one is that any form over the state owned a m congo only at the end of racism and get our monies that the foam over that. local government out of the station ceased. i will talk about the state owned enterprises on it was so much time tested inches. how can the leaders go ahead with changes cip is very very good to know i can expect it. but they should do that if they don't

dignitaries from around the crowd that gathered in kabul on thursday for the opening of them with jude kristin hubby coz i emphasize the importance of concluding a deal with united states to form a film called that troops may get behind a wheat roll out the end of twenty fourteen. the cpp any decision you make here to be based on afghanistan's national interests. you should consider the prosperity of future generations. i put it to you that relations with the world are beneficial for our country and our prosperity but the same time that we must ever independents which is our dignity. the bilateral security agreement was finally concluded just one day only after tough negotiations between kabul and washington. if approved by the wall and you've got you would permit the united states to conduct combat operations. only in conjunction with the opt and fourth seeds. most significantly us troops who would get immunity from criminal prosecution in afghanistan. it's up to the people of afghanistan when i left trouble. that late night with president karzai and i had finished the major part of the negot

kpix 5 kristin ayers asked the mayor why. >> for years donye robinson has been waiting and hoping for this youth center across the school from where she works to be open. she says the children of west oakland need it. >> we've had a a lot of students walking home and see needles and things. >> five years after it first broke ground, the lights are on, the renovations are done, but the building remains empty. >> what's the point of having a building if you're not going to open it. >> it was supposed to open last summer. then the opening was pushed to fall, but the city could not come up with $250,000 needed to run the center. the cash problem was eventually solved but now. >> why hasn't it opened? >> well, we're still finishing the murals and the inside construction. >> but we discovered the issue keeping the center closed are not purely cosmetic. the problem is the center was built at a cost of about $8 million with no operating plan, so now it has to sit closed while city officials try and figure out what kinds of programs to bring here. >> how does a building like that get built wit

kristin welker has more on that end of the story. >> reporter: today's announcement is technically problematic because it comes a few days before the deadline in which the president said the website would be working well. and now on the eve of thanksgivi thanksgiving, a new problem. the white house chose to release more bad news about healthcare.gov. the administration announced small businesses will have to wait a year before they can use the federal website to enroll their workers in health insurance through a program called shop. those with 50 or fewer employee also have to seen up the old-fashioned way. >> small businesses will be able to enroll directly through a shop plan and get qualified tor a tax kritd aftcredit after the. >> reporter: most small businesses already use brokers and agents. >> you need to talk to your agent and figure it out. and that's daunting and insulting, and it adds to an uncertainty that's already a problem in this sector. >> reporter: republicans pounced. john boehner released a statement that reads in part, the president bit off more than he can chew with this

new appeals orders and abasement case number, 6782:270-12th avenue, owner of record kristine young, estate, and jaa teal administrator, 670-12th avenue, san francisco california owner of record is estate of mary elizabeth young, appellant david jah 670-12th avenue, san francisco and action requested by the appellant and modification of the order of abasement to allow the additional time to clear the title and complete the work. >> the process is to hear from the staff and then you will have a chance to come up. >> okay. >> thank you. >> my name and i am john for... and 670-12th avenue and the issuance of the construction of walls and on the floor and on the rear without permit. and the directors hearing took place on november four, 2012 and order of abasement was issued no permits have indicated the violation and so to up hold the order of abatement and impose the assessment of costs. that concludes our report >> thank you. >> are you the appellant, sir? >> yes. >> i have here, the work that is started and actually the property that is up for sale, and i was explaining to, i guess that the

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. >> reporter: in san francisco kristin ayers. kpix5. >> now san francisco police say palo may be in what they call an altered state of mind. if you know anything, police want to hear from you. >>> breaking news out of new jersey where the search is on for a suspect who opened fire at a shopping mall just before closing time. s.w.a.t. teams and police with k9 units swarmed the garden state plaza mall in paramus around 9:30. so far they've only come across one shell casing even though witnesses reported hearing multiple shots. some said they saw a lone gunman dressed in black from head to toe talking to himself as he opened fire. butt) "they hen another >> i was in the back of the store and i heard the loud noise and something just told me oh, go see what that was. i ran to the front of the store and then out of nowhere the guy walked right past the front door and he's like just shooting shots in the air. >> they were boom and then another boom and then another last boom right after that, right after the second one and then glass,

kristin whiching. pat oswald. pat oswald. he's funny. he's funny. he's a talented actor. he's a talented actor. this has good buzz. this has good buzz. some are bored by it. some are bored by it. others think it's one of the others think it's one of the best best movies of the year. movies of the year. also this that also this that dram-edy is a dram-edy is a telewrite movie, alexander telewrite movie, alexander pain's nebraska. pain's nebraska. >> we have the cohen brothers >> we have the cohen brothers with, "inside with, "inside leeuwin davis". leeuwin davis". >> i'm looking forward to it. >> i'm looking forward to it. it looks neat and it looks neat and textually it textually it looks a little unusual for the looks a little unusual for the cohen brothers. cohen brothers. i have to second what was said i have to second what was said about "nebraska", it's about "nebraska", it's interesting. interesting. i was thinking it was a rough i was thinking it was a rough first act. the second is first act. the second is terrific, interesting, unusual terrific, interesting, unus

"the secret life of walt e mitty", a remake of the 1947 movie, starring ben stiller, kristin whiching. pat oswald. he's funny. he's a talented actor. this has good buzz. some are bored by it. others think it's one of the best movies of the year. also this that dram-edy is a telewrite movie, alexander pain's nebraska. >> we have the cohen brothers with, "inside leeuwin davis". >> i'm looking forward to it. it looks neat and textually it looks a little unusual for the cohen brothers. i have to second what was said about "nebraska", it's interesting. i was thinking it was a rough first act. the second is terrific, interesting, unusual portion of america, and boy i hope bruce stern gets an oscar nomination. >> jack nicholson submitted for the park. bruce stern knocks it out of the park. >> let's talk about comedies. one, i suspect i won't be a fan of "anchor man 2." >> that is a movie i didn't hear anyone clamouring for. we'll see if i was wrong. >> i don't know if you were right. you should talk to the staff, i think they all want an "anchorman 2". >> the marketing is pervasive and annoy

. >>> and even out to brentwood, discovery bay, kristin just came in and fog is coming in and there is of fog to go around reporting from san jose, low clouds, they are actually getting an easterly breeze, anyway a lot of high clouds, it is not going to do much for us at all and it seems to be dissipating a little bit and a couple of reports, i can't smell it anymore. earlier, daily city over to oakland as well parts of the peninsular. we are off to a dry start, october, no rainfall at all, we had any dry novembers and yes we have, i am glad you asked, there have been four, 1829 and 1959 and three of those four, october was dry as well, .01 or less. all four of those had below average, so it is not promising, we still had time, some of that continues to race towards us and most of it is going north, it enhances the cloud deck 55 fso, 35 in ukiah, 37 in lakeport, they checked in from clear lake and told me that on a tweet. you can see the clouds drifting in after the low cloud deck it may take longer to burn off, so we have a little bit of sun but not a lot. if there is any rain with it