a large city. 45,000 is the latest number.t least 150 structures have already been lost. >> reporter mario ramirez has the latest from the scene. >> reporter: this is one of more than 150 structures damaged by the thomas fire. this aurora vista del mar hospital, a psychiatric hospital that was scheduled to take appointments today. in the city of venture it. the flames are strong here. now that the sun is up, the wind is picking up. the concern is that the embers from the fire could be carried over through some of the trees. there are condominiums just this way to the west. dozens of them where residents have serious concerns about evacuations. they haven't been told by fire officials what to do just yet. they were here earlier this morning. they have since deployed their resources to other spots that may require more urgency. i want to talk to james here who is a patient. how does it feel to watch this facility go up in flames? >> sad. very sad. very depressing. never seen anything like this previously. >> reporter: and you sa

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. >> right now the device is being test indeed, the large cities across the -- tested in large cities across the country except for new york. proposing new legislation to preserve pilot cockpit voice >>> a bay area lawmaker is proposing new legislation to preserve pilot cockpit voice recorders. the proposal is in response to a number of close calls at airports nationwide, including at sfo this year. in one of those incidents in july an air canada jet almost landed on a taxiway where four other planes were positioned. since the airplanes didn't land on the crowded taxiways the events are not classified as serious incidents. the ntsb calls the proposed legislation unnecessary. the negotiations e >>> the time is 6:08. working to resolve outstanding issues, the negotiations expected today as oakland workers try to reach a deal with the city. >>> plus, up for debate, the new pot laws that could be passed today in one east bay city. >>> it will be sunny today but rain is in the forecast. i will tell you when that is returning and what to expect coming up. >>> and checking the roadways, we a

at the federal level, i think napto t for america and then the large city dots in california have beenrking along with mtc to weigh in on many different aspects of both senate and house legislation. frankly, we haven't been winning. there are really fundamental provisions in both pieces of legislation that would pre-empt city's ability to establish policy at the local level if the measures are enacted. those are two examples of the engagement. we're not in it alone. we're not making this stuff up for san francisco only. we're not trying to be and -- anti-innovation but trying to bring a voice in how to manage the system. >> director: i'm preaching to the choir i know so i'll give a shout out to universal design and encourage us to do as much as we can to make sure to the extent we have any say we need to make sure the technology is inclusive of everyone. i think it's a good call for our future. >> i know in terms of the blue placard abuse work we've been doing has been stalled but my understanding is the dmv audit turned up a lot of areas for them to tighten their controls and they're

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stronghold is monday lebanon is home to an estimated three hundred thousand palestinians who live large city in refugee camps. and already guarded lebanese citizenship many are the descendants of those who fled. off the creation of israel in nineteen forty eight. now the russian president vladimir putin has arrived in turkey as he continues a whirlwind tour of the middle east earlier in the day he announced a partial withdrawal of russian troops from syria where moscow has been supporting the regime of the shah assets. more than two years nash and after has the story. a surprise stopover in syria by russian president vladimir putin and his first visit to the war torn country. it's been over two years since moscow launched a military operation in support of syrian president bashar al-assad's is governments have been on the brink of collapse. clinton's now ordered a partial withdrawal of russian troops after declaring victory over the islamic state militant grou. right yeah to the general could now i confess order. but you should russia's military cousins where year old past contra. i don't an

the first thing he denounces is a quote arrests imposed on us police in many large cities up this race for numbers pushes them to control black people for no reason quotas lead to arrests for no reason. that isn't credibly. discussed they would take a person's freedom away to meet a quota. minorities have no one to call if they're wrongly arrested the white person will call their local political committee man a person they'll call the parents perhaps of a teenager will call the local politician you know what's going on here my child was arrested just because he didn't have his license why don't you just tell him to go home and get his license and things like so the white person has more power but people have no connection to the people in.

the first thing he denounces is a quote of arrests imposed on us police in many large cities but this race for numbers pushes them to control black people for no reason quotas lead to arrests for no reason. that isn't credibly. disgusting they would take a person's freedom away to meet a quota. minorities have no one to call if they're wrongly arrested the white person will call their local political committee man a person they'll call the parents perhaps a teenager will call the local politician you know what's going on here my child was arrested just because you can have his license why don't you just tell him to go home and get his license and things like so the white person has more power but people have no connection to the people in power so you know there's not going to be any. blowback on arresting a minority because they don't have any power to complain and after americans an attorney unjustly arrested is thin not cheated with the same respect as the white people on iran because nobody else around again stop somebody from going through like it was a out of your car out of you

we will be covering many of the large cities around the world as the usher in the next year.g to japan and your cole hammer to see how they celebrates 2018. here, the metropolitan police say a ‘proportionate' number of officers will be on london's streets this evening to ensure the safety of new year revellers. scotland yard say there is no intelligence to suggest any threat against the celebrations in central london or anywhere else. a spokesman said there would be a visible police presence and gave this advice to people coming to celebrate. if you are coming to this particular event, only, the ticket. there will not be tickets available on the door, as it were. they will be lots of people here but we don't want to be overcrowded if we can help it. for those people wishing to come to central london, wrap up warm, it is chilly. if you're coming on transport, plan your journey, chilly. if you're coming on transport, plan yourjourney, it is never easy to travel through london on new year's eve. if you are meeting people, set yourself up with a prearranged meeting place so peopl

three large cities are suing the department of defense for failing to report the names of service members disqualified from gun ownership. the former airman who attacked a texas church in november was able to buy a rifle because of this lapse. here's david martin. >> reporter: devin kelley's massacre of 26 worshipers exposed a blatant and long-running failure by the pentagon to report violent criminals to an f.b.i. diabetes that would disqualify them from ever buying weapons. now three steez new york, philadelphia, and san francisco-- have asked a federal judge to compel the military services to do what they already should have done. the lawsuit relies in part on the findings of the pentagon's own inspector general, glenn fein. >> of the 2500 fingerprint cards required to be submitted, 601, or 24%, were not submitted. >> reporter: fein told congress earlier this month the military has systematically failed to report violent criminals in its ranks to the f.b.i. >> i am struck by the failure of the department of defense to comply with the law. >> we say go all the way back to 20 years, to a

stations and firefighters now require the backup of military style more enforcement sweden's third large city malmo was also witnessed a sharp rise in crime this year alone fifty nine shootings left seven people dead and dozens injured with eighty percent of the local population say they live in fear well over a third so they're afraid to be out alone on the streets at night meanwhile our police have been deployed to protect joggers at night time we discussed the situation with political scientists and commentators stick around who says that office is now have to respond like an army formation. there are places that are. part of the time dangerous where british police. is moving into the air. like their form their. combat situation or as a formation of the army. there was. a lot of it from. middle east. perfect society or a lot of it all and now they are running over the edge downhill over the edge that's all he said had a very low profile for a long time so these groups have been managed. to build a network needed to keep crime growing. the former georgian president turned ukraine opposition

baltimore has the highest murder rate of any large city, at least 353 murders so far this year. the national academies of sciences, engineering, and medicine say the trump administration has halted an independent study of offshore oil rig inspections. the federal agencies has been inspecting rigs since the massive "deepwater horizon" disaster in the gulf of mexico. the agency told us the study was halted tbawz may be duplicating other work. there is much more ahead on the cbs evenincbs evening news. >> reporter: what's behind a new class action lawsuit against apple? >> instant messaging will be slower, your camera will be slower. basically, it will affect almost all the functionality of your home, save for making phone calls. >> glor: remembering the man behind one of the great literary hoaxes. >> reporter: why do you think it was so important to use music? >> what's the best way to bring cops and kids together than music? >> i came out of here as the educated, by the educator. easy booger man. take mucinex dm. it'll take care of your cough. fine! i'll text you in 4 hours when

stations and firefighters now require the backup of military style law enforcement sweden's third large city bomber that's also witnessed a sharp rise in crime this fifty nine shootings less seven people dead and dozens more injured with eighty percent of the local population say that they live in fear well over a third say they're even afraid to be out alone at night on the streets in addition armed police have been deployed to protect joggers were out late at night we discussed the situation with political scientist and commentator. he says officers now have to respond like an army formations. there are places that are. part of the time dangerous and where were the police. moving into the area. like that form that they were. combat situation or as a formation of the heart. there was a. lot of it from. middle east. side or lot of people and now they are running over the edge downhill over the edge had a very low profile for a long time so these groups have been managed to build the networks are needed to keep crime growing. pakistan's air force has warned that it will shoot down any drones

there was a dramatic shift in a lot of the large cities particularly new york city saying their crime levels are the lowest levels since 1950. bill deblasio is saying it's removing stop and frisk and working with black lives matter. >> i disagree with mayor deblasio. i think it's something attributed to the trump presidency coupled with the rise in the economy. whenever you have a rise in the economy, you have less crime. we look at the nuances in law enforcement. they proved to be a tremendous contributor to the reduction in crime against not just police, but the public in general. another thing a lot of people don't take into consideration. but trump instilled a lot of conservative justices throughout the country. and what they are doing is rolling out a conservative agenda in the courts. charles: does not mean longer prison sentences, less parole? >> longer prison sentences. we look at the immigration policies. we are keeping criminals behind bars much longer and we are targeting the groups such as ms-13 and gangs that create crime problems in this country. charles: so far this yea

mayor lee had been working on a new initiative.it would have made san francisco one of the first large cities in the u.s. rid its pension fund of all stocks in fossil fuel companies. grant and vicki? (vicki) many san franciscians are coming to grips with the with the sudden death of the mayor.(grant) kron4's maureen kelly talked to regular people who...were blindsided. motorcyclesa san francsico police officers on motorcycles drive off in advance from general hospital to escort the late mayor has he taken away in a coroner's van. a small crowd gathered to watch the motorcade drive by.some still in shock by the news.and i said this i said no this can't be true, man i just saw him yesterday he was downtown doing some homeless coalition work yesterday and i said well manshocked and very sad and i'm still very sadat noon there was a moment of silence for mayor lee.trains stopped in their tracks.as an announcement overhead called him a champion for public transportation and offered thoughts and prayers to his family.commuters at the glen park stop expressed their feelings over his passing.very sad

baltimore has the highest murder rate of any large city. at least 353 murders so far this year. >>> the national academies of sciences, engineering and medicine say the trump administration has halted an independent study of offshore oil rig inspections. the federal agency has been inspecting rigs since the massive deepwater horizon disaster in the gulf of mexico. the agency told us the study was halted because it may be duplicating other work. >>> there is much more ahead. >>> what's behind a new class action lawsuit against apple? >> instant message willing be slower. your camera will be slower. basically, it will affect almost all the functionalities of your phone save for making phone calls. >>> remembering the man behind one of the great literary hoaxes. ♪ we all breathe the same >> why do you think was so important to use music? >> what is the best way to bring cops and kids together than music? >> i came out of here as the educated by the educator. that cough doesn't sound so good. take mucinex dm. i'll text you in 4 hours when your

and nobody really knows exactly why murder is increasing in some large cities across the nation. again these are very few cities. crime is down nationwide in most cities. bu but we know the police departments in chicago, in baltimore are thinking about their strategies and hiring more officers to fight some of these trends in crime. however, very smart people in academics have been studying crime trends for decades, including the brennan center, and it's hard to understand exactly why a crime may be up or down from year to year, but we do think it's some sort of combination of economic factors as well as policing factors that do drive crime up and down. >> all right. lauren brook eisen, thank you for the in sight. and we appreciate you joining us especially on a holiday week. >>> up next, president trump scolds china as new fears mount another missile test could be coming soon. we'll take you live to the pentagon when we come back. whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you bo

of the sturdy, well-built infrastructure, the built environment of tacoma, the recovery of the city largely happened around the reuse of the historic buildings that were already here. and it was during that period people began to realize, hey, wait a minute, the origin of the city is still intact. it's still here and still functioning. so in the 1990s, and into the current century, after 2000 the campus -- the university of washington launched the campus here. they had been downtown. they moved to the warehouse district and began buying up all the old empty warehouses and building a modern day campus. and a few years ago now, about 2010 with the expansion of the library, for the first time people began to talk about actually intruding on the 80 foot right-of-way of the prairie line. that was conversation in building out the campus that they would start to encroach. and then somebody remembered that the 80 foot right-of-way is where everything started, and the university made a very kind of courageous decision to keep the 80 foot right-of-way as open space, to keep the loading docks and cove

had 46% of the kids in charters and this year might have more, we don't know yet is u of the 21 large cities that take where all the kids take the national assessment of progress in the test. they are the fastest improving over the last decade as charters and district. >> host: about half and half. >> guest: yes. and they are also improving faster than any state, so rapid improvement, the chargers perform better but the district has embraced profound reform in part because they lost so many of the kids to the chargers. the competition spurred innovation on both sides and then denver it's interesting because the other two were not done by an elected school board. in dc, congress created a school board. >> host: and the mayor is ultimately in charge. >> guest: right, the mayor appoints the board. and in new orleans the state had a recovering school district and basically the legislature was so fed up with the district in new orleans that they took over 17 schools, they took all of those performing below the statewide average and put them in the recovery school district which gradually turned t

in large cities like new york and across the country how do you protect yourself from something like is being aware of your surroundings was we are so engaged in social media, phones, earbuds, any coffee shop in new york or anywhere in the united states people do not pay attention to what goes on around them. we need to focus on our environment, pay attention, see something, say something, we need to pay attention outside of being tuned in to our personal lives and know that other things are going on around us. rob: i want to talk about the bomb. i have no idea how difficult it is to make a pipe bomb, obviously this went wrong. how tough is it to do what he tried to do and why did it not go off the way he thought it would? >> pipe bombs are crude expose of devices can anybody can make one, i do not recommend trying to make one but they are very crude devices that even kids can make is i would say more than likely he didn't know what he was doing. just because it is on the internet doesn't mean it is true, he probably had no clue what he was doing, it failed, didn't function properly

he was the leader of a large city but also a wonderful gift for demonstrating kindness even in the most difficult of times. >> he says lee was a true leader who was always the first to get local leaders to work together to make the bay area better. >> and we're joined now by a friend of ed lee's profit if he issor at san francisco state university. the oldtimers will remember. >> nice to come back. >> you told me about when you were run go for mayor of oakland. you were walking along and you heard somebody behind you. it was ed lee. >> he i can't. it was 2010. i had come to the city, and i was a exiting a tunnel on get out of montgomery station, i heard this voice saying, aren't you joe tooman? i think he recognized me. he and his two lieutenants, one on each side, they advanced their cards. black we used to have business cards. he said kindly to me, i was a neophyte running for office. if would you like some advice about city administration, come see me. and i took him up on that. and at different times, i went to visit with him and got a little tutorial on his perspectives on this. an

there are crimes of opportunity in a large city. supervisors are also devising a plan to put his specialized group to investigate property crimes at each of the police stations throughout the city. the police department is going to be putting out a psa to the public about auto burglaries throughout the city.>>> concorde a suspected drunk driver under arrest after a rollover crash last night. it happened on clayton road and grand street. pictures were posted on the police department aced the page. there were no major injuries. you can see the vehicle was seriously damage -- facebook page. the driver's identity has not been released. driving under the influence comes with a maximum fine of at least $3500 for the first offense.>>> mountain view investigation after a deadly crash involving a google bus. it happened before 7 pm on shoreline boulevard. a motorcyclist hit the side of the bus at that intersection. he was pronounced dead at the scene. a woman driving behind the bus pulled over and called 911.>> very upset. when i was on the

man it would be go to paris, but the vast majority of american soldiers do not go near longs -- large cities, especially if you're a combat soldier. paris of la vie parisian. it is the paris of the war zone, the small villages in northern see thisnd you disillusionment kick in from the beginning. time and time again, in doughboy letters and diaries they start to mention common things. see this one is what is on the far left. generationsnts, for and generations, have put together their big menorah -- big manure piles. when the americans see these villages with these big manure piles, they say franch is at least 100 years behind united states and sanitation, and agriculture, they drive around in toy trains that would make our trains laugh. every time they are comparing themselves to what they are seeing in france, the french are not coming off very well. the first lineup there is from a great song -- doughboys favorite song. go, and i'm going to have to change the lyrics -- the french than a custom. they defecate and urinate in the public square. what you see there is an outdoor urinal. the am

. >>> san francisco is one of three large cities suing the department of defense for failing to report military service members who can't buy guns. new york city, san francisco and philadelphia claim that the military's broken system for relaying such information led to the killing of 26 people inside a church in texas last month. the lawsuit claims the defense department failed to report "significant numbers of disqualifying records to the fbi's gun background check system." it allowed devon kelly to buy the he used -- rifle he used in the texas church massacre. federal officials did not respond for comment. military members have previously acknowledged they have problems with their reporting. >>> still to come, dozens of homes in the east bay without running water after a water main break several hours agoment an update from officials on those repairs. >>> stef curry had his -- steph curry had his ankle examined by a member of the medical staff. >>> new at 6:00, a whale washes ashore on the bay area coast. the investigation now under way. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> officials are trying to determine

bigger than most large cities. almost the size of los angeles proper. we have an opportunity though here, the firefighters, over the next couple of days to get a handle on that. get the containment up above 45%. there's no wind to speak of. santa ana winds have been blowing on and off for the last couple of weeks. intense moments over the weekend. firefighters try to keep the fire away from more homes, but the winds are died down considerably. they're expected to be this way for the next couple of days. and that gives the firefighters a window of opportunity. what they're going to do is to continue trying to guide the fire into some areas that burned about ten years ago. a fire called the zaka fire. a little bit west of here. if they can get it into that newer growth, less of a volatile fuel, then that's going to help contain this fire and get it under control, and, again, the next couple of days is going to be crucial while the winds are down, louis? >> a scott of good news in an otherwise terrible situation. >> mother nature providing an opportunity t

. >> for the longest period, san antonio was known as a large city with a small-town mentality. san antonio is the now seventh largest growing city in the country. and we are probably feeling the growing pains. >> nowhere are those growing pains more apparent than just outside downtown in the solid brick fortress that is the bexar county jail. it's where anyone charged with criminal acts in san antonio orr the outlying areas will surely spend some time. >> my father always said nobody comes to jail for being nice. one thing we have to remember is people coming to jail have not been found guilty yet. >> most of the 3,500 men and women housed in bexar county have only been charged with crimes under awaiting trial of the resolution of their cases. others have been convicted and are serving short sentences or are awaiting transfer to prison. todd out has been in and out of jails and prisons for the past 20 years. he is currently awaiting charges of assault and vehicle theft, to which he's pled not guilty. >> it's not a cake walk. you see the knots on my head. i've been cut with razor

. >> the crime here is the same crime you see in any large city, just a smaller version. >> still, moundville is moundville and neighbors tend to know more of each other's business than they might in tuscaloosa, for example, which can be a bit of a nuisance if you need to keep a secret, especially, for example, if your secret is about murder. to begin with, this thoughtful young woman was just a girl of 17 back in '07 when things started coming apart in the way things do when parents don't talk about it. kelsey mayfield saw that troubled look in her mom's eyes, her mom teresa. >> i could tell she was very stressed. >> was it clear she was stressed about? >> money would be the main thing. we wanted to be sure she had enough money to take care of her family. >> a lot of that going around. like so many americans, kelsey's dad had to work two jobs just to keep his head above water >> hard working man. it took two jobs to take care of our family. >> but money trouble aside, teresa seemed to have a happy life as anybody could see including teresa's mother, reba. >> all teresa ever wanted was to hav

. >>> san francisco is one of three large cities suing the department of defense for suing military members who can't buy guns. new york city, san francisco and philadelphia claim the military's broken system for relaying such information led to the killing of 26 people inside a church in texas last month. the lawsuit claims the defense department failed to report "significant numbers of disqualifying records to the fbi's gun background check system. this allowed former air force member to buy the rifle he used in the texas church massacre." federal officials didn't respond to a request for comment. military officials have previously acknowledged problems with their reporting. >>> the world health organization is adding gaming disorder to a beta draft of its international classes of diseases. playing video games for 12 hours straight could be a mental health problem. according to the draft, gaming becomes more than just a hobby when you're unable to control how often you play or can't seem to stop. not only are those long bouts more intense for people who have the disorder, but also the gam

themselves, aren't necessarily large but they are widespread in many areas of iran, not only in the large cities, but also in smaller towns as well. that seems to indicate that there is wider discontent in many places in the entire country that certainly has a root and economic factors but seems to go beyond that as well. the other interesting thing is what we were also pointing out is that it doesn't only seem to be directed at one or the other political group. this is not fighting between the political groups we know in iran, the hard liners and reformers but seems to be aimed at the entire power structure itself. the protests president rouhani seems to indicate part of it which is very young and highly educated does not feel that either the government or the existing clerical and revolutionary guard power structure seems to be delivering to them what they want and that is more than about economic factors but getting the possibility to unfold their potential which many iranians don't feel they are able to do. >> iran's interior minister promises that the country will definitely -- i'm quoting,

on the banks of the ohio river, louisville, kentucky, has been ranked as one of the ten safest large cities in america. but downtown is a two-block reminder that not all is well. every year, about 45,000 men and women are booked into the louisville metro department of jail. most have only been charged with their crimes and are here awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. >> act hike you got some sense. >> those stays can range from months to years. and during that time, some will find themselves with new troubles. >> we have some intel from two various sources. there's been a whole lot of marijuana on the fourth floor, so we're trying to catch something and then link it back to certain inmates and try to link where it's coming in. we have some ideas, so what we've got now, i've activated the shift team of s.o.r.t. we're going to go in and get in their fast, search the inmates, search the dorm. and hopefully get some of the dope out of there today. >> go in there hard, get them all out, search them, go back in, search the dorm. all right. anybody causes us any problems, we cuff them