larkin? - i'm coming too. - no, we want to talk to him alone, you'd better stay here. - mona you stay here. - all right. [music] gil larkin: it must've been two in the morning when i finished dictating my statement. i told them everything i could remember, i swore to them it was the truth, then lieutenant brandt handed me a cigarette. lighted it for me, and as i took involved a statement as i've ever heard, you don't think you could tell it the same way twice do you? - i certainly can. - i'd like to hear you try. - all right. [doorbell buzzing] - gil - hello mona. - they let you go - forgive me for coming back, worried, come in. what happened? - i told him the whole story, every move i made. - and - it seemed to satisfy them enough, now all i have to do is testify before a grand jury. - oh gill, it isn't fair, it's all my fault i shouldn't have let you go. - forget it. i could sure use a drink. - of course you coulou - whiskey on the rocks please. - thanks. to you. - to you and all that you'v

or, go along larkin and mcallister. i don't want to give us on the rerouting on the 19th polk when i feel like that issue is solvable. when that left turn of the bus on to market and all those other vehicle left turns are such a known safety problem. i feel like this is a ombiauns situation we can probably solve with a little work on those intersection. would you agree there is work we can do that wick make that more comfortable? >> yes and believe the city is under taking a study in the civic center public realm plan so can coordinate with planning department and see what improvements can we made throughout that area. >> what ask the timeframe on rerouting of 19 polk? is that something anticipated to be quick or take a few months to implement? >> so, the 19 polk reroute i think the element is the near side stop at market and saebth so could be something we implement quickly if quee get that island out of the intersection. >> 9th street is there a way to do a pilot for a month or something to try that? i wonder-i know i

the patient is a 23-year-old model named sasha larkin. face like an angel. unfortunately, a voice like morton downey, jr. acute laryngitis. she's been chosen spokesperson for carmiche perfume. company wants a diagnosis before signing the contract. have you ever had laryngitis before? no. have you recently had a cold, respiratory problems? i'm fine. i just can't talk. well, you look wonderful. what about food? does it go down all right? no choking or indigestion? do you smoke? pretty straightforward case, wouldn't you say, gentlemen? bulimia. hoarseness, swollen parotid and sublingual glands, discoloration and erosions on her front teeth. the fingers. what about them? scarring on the dorsum of the right hand from the teeth and stomach acids. very astute. i'll wait for the blood tests, but she's got an eating disorder. we're collecting menus for this ward. can sasha larkin eat tonight? light dinner. she has more tests tomorrow. dr. howser. just the young bachelor i was looking for. if this is about that bachelor auction-- you were too young last year. now that

or, go along larkin and mcallister.i don't want to give us on the rerouting on the 19th polk when i feel like that issue is solvable. when that left turn of the bus on to market and all those other vehicle left turns are such a known safety problem. i feel like this is a ombiauns situation we can probably solve with a little work on those intersection. would you agree there is work we can do that wick make that more comfortable? >> yes and believe the city is under taking a study in the civic center public realm plan so can coordinate with planning department and see what improvements can we made throughout that area. >> what ask the timeframe on rerouting of 19 polk? is that something anticipated to be quick or take a few months to implement? >> so, the 19 polk reroute i think the element is the near side stop at market and saebth so could be something we implement quickly if quee get that island out of the intersection. >> 9th street is there a way to do a pilot for a month or something to try that? i wonder-i know it

. >> i'm bryan larkin as in the street i'm once again running for the board of supervisors i've lived in the richmond since 1985 with my wife deb raised our daughter and attended public schools the majority to high school to third julian went to a - the oldest ones graduate from the university of san francisco and i'm on engineer by exercise and semi retired with chevron and more than 11 years with other company i started to seek employment in the 80s when i realized highway it would be awarding to work on public transit my main reason for running any advanced age is the same to bring unknown muni to the responding before i continue on the subway plan b a little bit about the board of supervisors the 11 members have representatives in the district and 5 probable progressive district and district one that is the swing district as such a lot of leverage from the muni rail we have not seen that i will be willing to work with the progressives and moderate to reach the goals but with achieving substantive improvements for the richmond district back the muni retro the part of san francisco

. >> i heard about the cooking school through the larkin academy a. >> their noting no way to feed themselvesey're eating a lot of fast food and i usually eat whatever safeway is near my home a lot of hot food i was excited that i was eating lunch enough instead of what and eat. >> as i was inviting them over teaching them basic ways to fix good food they were so existed. >> particle learning the skills and the food they were really go it it turned into the is charity foundation i ran into my friend we were talking about this this do you want to run this charity foundations and she said, yes. >> i'm a co-found and executive director for the cooking project our best classes participation for 10 students are monday they're really fun their chief driven classes we have a different guest around the city they're our stand alone cola's we had a series or series still city of attorney's office style of classes our final are night life diners. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we want to

pasco tax collector employee has joiner has won this race beating john larkin. for pasco clerk of cashing. paula o'neal wins her third term over roberta cutting. >> let's go to sarasota county now where they have not had a democrat on the county commission since 1970, and that's not g insurance agent mike mo ran defeats democrat and former sarasota mayor fred atkins. in the tax collector's race, coats, the longest serving public official in the county serving more than 30 years will keep the job defeating james fender. >> for clerk of court, karen rushing has also held this job since the late 1980s. she keeps it, defeating todd barton quite easily. his own ran because the mayor should not run unopposed. the mayor wins. in three north port actually commission seats, they're decided for district one. hathe 20-year-old cory hutchin n was defeated, 59 to 41%. for district 2, chris hanks has defeated jacquelyn moore. >> then finally for district three, take a look at this. debbie mcdowell with 60% of the vote here sias. we have races in district 3. republican steve j

this community meal started back in 2000 when o'neal larkin decided he wanted to give back to his community. >> gave me the idea and thought about cooking some food instead of giving away a thanksgiving basket to a needy family. >> their first year they served 85 meals, the second one 220 and 1600 meals. >>> examples of generosity all over the tampa bay area this holiday season. hundreds of people lined up outside steinbrenner field as the outreach center gave away 1500 turkeys. organizers say this give away gets bigger every year. >>> toys"r"us is putting one line of tonka trucks off their shelves because one family flames. the truck caught fire on their way home from the store. luckily nobody was hurt. the store pulled the truck off the shelves. >>> hummus is issuing a voluntary recall. some may be contaminated with listeria. check your bridge if you have a container with the best before date january 23rd 2017 on the lid, just toss it >>> coming up at 5, a confrontation between pipeline protestors and authorities escalates overnight in north dakota. the extreme measures the sheriff's offi

i think larkin was here. that is the original charter.hen in 1850, van ness, who was the supervisor, did the addition. it was called the western addition, even though it was in the middle of the city, because it was west of larkin. >> i did not understand that when i was a child. it always seemed that it was east of where everything i knew was. >> all this down here was county of san francisco, so there was a point in time where you could be in the county of san francisco, but not in the city you live in these outside lands. >> lead problem is if you look at the orientation, no. is up. we are going to turn it the way we are normally accustomed to seeing it. here is where the golden gate bridge is. here is where the bay bridge is. the county went all the way down here, and about a year later, they moved the county to write about here, so this was county land or outside land, and this was the city. this was 1861, so the city has grown by this much. these were added, and they are basically pasture lands. that is where petrero street is. >> a

larkin basically said they shouldn't be doing if their noise complaint we decide them that we should or whatever but nevertheless, this particular complaint i didn't find a noise issue that was over by the time i got there but following up and trying to figure out what is going on i suspect not a lot of information just someone in the association having an event so may take ground work but handle by inspector burk moving on to the hedge barn kitchen that is last thursday the 13 of october 10th:30 a.m. they have a house system not very loud they have peaks at 92 they were not serving liquor they are doing corporate event not a loud situation that went off without a hitch no impact on the neighborhood behind them a shop there's a auto shop they don't have a neighbor attached to them and the only complaints they've gotten from the neighbors is in regards to patrons that leave and too loud not a loud system update on club malibu last time i recorded by issues ventilation holes to their exterior and this is a picture of a ventilation and the fan they attached i went by once at the 11 o'cl

larkin basically said they shouldn't be doing if their noise complaint we decide them that we should follow-up or whatever but nevertheless, this particular complaint i didn't find a noise issue that was over by the time i got there but following up and trying to figure out what is going on i suspect not a lot of information just someone in the association having an event so may take ground work but handle by inspector burk moving on to the hedge barn kitchen that is last thursday the 13 of october 10th:30 a.m. they have a house system not very loud they have peaks at 92 they were not serving liquor they are doing corporate event not a loud situation that went off without a hitch no impact on the neighborhood behind them a shop there's a auto shop they don't have a neighbor attached to them and the only complaints they've gotten from the neighbors is in regards to patrons that leave and too loud not a loud system update on club malibu last time i recorded by issues ventilation holes to their exterior and this is a picture of a ventilation and the fan they attached i went by once at t

the larkin family started this tradition 16 years ago. it's gotten bigger every year. this year they're gearing up to feed 1600 families. the their backyard is being turned into the serving loin, the kitchen a place for buy. he got the idea to go big from his wife. >> gave me the idea and the thought about cooking some food instead of giving away a thanksgiving basket to a needy family. >> the first year they served 85 meals, the second 220, and this year they're estimating served. >>> 5:36. a local law firm is saying thank you and giving back to the tampa bay community for the eighth year in a row for thanksgiving. at 8:30 this morning, the law firm on west mlk boulevard is handing out hundreds of free turkeys. anyone needing a bird for the holiday can pick onen. you may run into traffic delays on mlk because of that turkey give away. >> a texas police department is pulling people over and making their day. instead of tickets they're handing out turkeys. it's happening in drivers pulled over for minor infractions get a warning and a turkey. drivers can use the food an

and at mcallister and larkin which is in front of the asian art museum.stops passengers ride at hyde and mcallister. what we heard so far within these past 3 our 4 months we have done a tremendous amount of outreach. we have gone door to door to businesses asking about the loading needs. we try to understand the loading needs and incorporate into our design. we held a open house september 22 to inform the community of the changes and answer question people may have about the new type of facility and address the transit reroute, which had several members of the public come and express concerns about the transit reroute. overall, we felt that the tone of the open house was receptive of the changes for the parking protected facility. it is general improvement over the existing conditions and people were pleased with the timeline of implementation. we also conducted outreach at bus stops and had staff at bus stops notifying users of the proposed changes and upcoming public hearing. particularly, we also did a lot of stakeholder meetings, so met with the bike

four titles up for grabs all four played at larkin field. let's start in the early game division four. epping and littleton. lead but nice aggressive play by littleton keeper quintin ross. he makes the save. cruise aiders with a chance. cooper paradice with the cross to scott ridlon but jackson rivers makes the leaping stop. still 2-0. epping would ice it here. cooper garrow a nice feed to ryan o'hair and he buries it. epping knocks off top seedd littleton 3-0. the first ever boys soccer title for the blue devils. hopkinton and steve p for the division 3 championship. first half no score. hopkinton in gerry donahue feeds jacob rockwood. great feed by the stevens goalie. second half, good chance for the cardinals. noah spaulding gets off a shot but tim meyserve is there to make the stop. he pitched a shutout. sixth championship in 11 years. goffstown and lebanon playing for division 2 championship. in the second overtime period a great chance for the raiders but miles green makes the leaping save to keep the game scoreless. they would need pe

the community meals started in 2000 when o'neill larkin decided to give back to his home, the city of clearwater. about cooking some -- and the thought about cooking some food. >> the first year they served 85 meals. the second, 220. this year? they're estimating they served more than 1600 meals. >>> and happening now, across in st. pete is giving free rides. it will be able to ride free every third sunday of the month from now until april 2017. to king things off. cross bay ferry is giving free rides tomorrow on monday of this week tickets for free rides are first come first serve and you must be present to receive them. >>> and mayor buckhorn is raising the awareness on global poverty. he was the keynote speaker at the global poverty walk atwaterworks park in tampa this morning. it is a first time the event able held in tampa. orlando has hosted it for the past 8 years. the goal is to raise money and educate people in hopes of combating the problem. >>> still ahead on abc action meets with individuals to fill key cabinet positions. the decisions he's made this weekend. >>> and a war

. >> i'm bryan larkin as in the street i'm once again running for the board of supervisors i've lived in the richmond since 1985 with my wife deb raised our daughter and attended public schools the majority to high school to third julian went to a - the oldest ones graduate from the university of san francisco and i'm on engineer by exercise and semi retired with chevron and more than 11 years with other company i started to seek employment in the 80s when i realized highway it would be awarding to work on public transit my main reason for running any advanced age is the same to bring unknown muni to the responding before i continue on the subway plan b a little bit about the board of supervisors the 11 members have representatives in the district and 5 probable progressive district and district one that is the swing district as such a lot of leverage from the muni rail we have not seen that i will be willing to work with the progressives and moderate to reach the goals but with achieving substantive improvements for the richmond district back the muni retro the part of san francisco

. >>> this week's your biz selfie comes from john larkin who owns electronic system consultants in columno columbus, ohio. thank you, john, for sending that in. want to see your company here on the show? pick up your cell phone and take a selfie of you and your business. no professional shots. we want selfies. send it to us at yourbusiness@msnbc.com or use twitter, @msnbcyourbiz and use the #yourbizselfie. >> thank you fon joining us today. here's what i learned on today's show. leases are negotiable. more you know about the market, and the more you understand what your must haves are versus your like to haves, the better you're going to do through the process. it is hard. while process is hard, you need to have knowledge in order to go in this correctly. now, we would love to hear from you. if you have any questions or comments about today's show, just e-mail us at yourbusiness@msnbc.com. you can also go to our website, openforum.com/yourbusiness. we posted all the segments from today's show and a lot more. and don't forget to connect with us on all of our digital and social media platfo

the agency is hoping people do the same again this year and follow the lead of people like jerry larkin. you can see his car in the video who, on behalf of the church, dropped off 50 pounds of rice and 40 frozen turkeys this morning. >> thanksgiving you should support people. it's a day of thanks for everybody, so make somebody's day. >> reporter: over the past few hours this morning alone, people have also donated about $2,000 on sacred heart's website, which is enough for 200 birds. as it stands, they still need roughly 1900 birds by wednesday. you can log onto our website at nbcbayarea.com if you want information how to make a cash donation, or you can come to their location here in san jose at 1st and alma and just drop off frozen birds. there is a new batch here as well, so they'll be taking birds through wednesday to get them out to families so they will be distributed today, tomorrow and wednesday. bob riddell, nbc bay area news. >>> let's check the markets right now, see how things are going, and the dow still in record territory is up 69 points right now with 18,937, flirting w

the community meal started in 2000 when o'neal larkin decided city of clear water. it started with donating food but his wife urged him to take it to the next level. >> dierdra gave me the idea and the thought about cooking some food instead of giving away a thanksgiving basket to a needy family. the first year they served 85 meals, the next year 220. this year they estimate they served more than 1600 meals. >>> president obama says right now politics in america is, quote, a little up for grabs. when mr. obama 2009, democrats controlled both chambers of congress. the media asked president obama about the future of the democratic party after a summit in peru. that summit ended with the leaders of the nations saying they'll keep working towards a trade agreement. >> peru is one of the united states' strongest partners in the americas, from standing up change. >> mr. obama also reaffirm his support for the transpacific partnership trade agreement during donald trump's presidential campaign he said he would tear up that agreement. >> we truly hope that this show has ins

some people use larkin but, you know, it's funny, the locals say, i don't use van ness avenue, but peoplese it. it may not be you but people use it and those people who don't use it soon will be on your street, so plan ahead for that. moving along and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's backed up all the way up to the maze. we had an earlier-stalled vehicle but it was removed. the east bay, highway 4, a lot of work, coming up through the concord area -- or to concourt from bay point and pittsburg. 6:16. let's go to steve. >> good morning. we have a cooler pattern kicking in. there will be some light rain for the north bay, south of the golden gate i don't think they'll be too much. this may be the first of a series of systems that could play out our weather through the end of the month. we have had above average temperatures for the month. jimbo is looking good. i can't get a glimpse of the supermoon in santa clara since it's overcast, he says. that's true. it's on the mild side, low clouds, ramping up because the front is moving in. it's lifted the base of some of the clouds a

some people use larkin and hyde to get down. they know the work-around to get down.an go on 8th and get down to the freeway. remember, a lot of people are using van ness and the other streets to cut through down to get south of market to get on to the freeway. this will have an effect on the entire thing getting through. again, get over to franklin and goff. if that is too crowded, use your plan b. this is one of the things where van ness is not recommended. really you aren't using it if you have lived in the area for a while. >> thank you, sal. >>> today the latest animated hit from pixar is being released on dvd. pam cook joins us live with one of the producers of the movie. hey, pam. >> reporter: fabulous. i'm here at pixar animation studios. great energy when they're coming out with a movie or a dvd because everybody gets excited. especially right here. we have the producer of "finding dory." lindsey colins. >> hi. >> thank you for talkin to us. >> "finding nemo" was so successful. why did it take so long to be come out with "finding dory." >> we blame the direct

. >> i heard about the cooking school through the larkin academy a. >> their noting no way to feed themselveseating a lot of fast food and i usually eat whatever safeway is near my home a lot of hot food i w excited that i was eating lunch enough instead of what and eat. >> as i was inviting them over teaching them basic ways to fix good food they were so existed. >> particle learning the skills and the food they were really go it it turned into the is charity foundation i ran into my friend we were talking about this this do you want to run this charity foundations and she said, yes. >> i'm a co-found and executive director for the cooking project our best classes participation for 10 students are monday they're really fun their chief driven classes we have a different guest around the city they're our stand alone cola's we had a series or series still city of attorney's office style of classes our final are night life diners. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we want to be sure

larkin basically said they shouldn't be doing if their noise complaint we decide them that we should follow-up or whatever but nevertheless, this particular complaint i didn't find a noise issue that was over by the time i got there but following up and trying to figure out what is going on i suspect not a lot of information just someone in the association having an event so may take ground work but handle by inspector burk moving on to the hedge barn kitchen that is last thursday the 13 of october 10th:30 a.m. they have a house system not very loud they have peaks at 92 they were not serving liquor they are doing corporate event not a loud situation that went off without a hitch no impact on the neighborhood behind them a shop there's a auto shop they don't have a neighbor attached to them and the only complaints they've gotten from the neighbors is in regards to patrons that leave and too loud not a loud system update on club malibu last time i recorded by issues ventilation holes to their exterior and this is a picture of a ventilation and the fan they attached i went by once at t

. >> i heard about the cooking school through the larkin academy a. >> their noting no way to feed themselveso they're eating a lot of fast food and i usually eat whatever safeway is near my home a lot of hot food i was excited that i was eating lunch enough instead of what and eat. >> as i was inviting them over teaching them basic ways to fix good food they were so existed. >> particle learning the skills and the food they were really go it it turned into the is charity foundation i ran into my friend we were talking about this this do you want to run this charity foundations and she said, yes. >> i'm a co-found and executive director for the cooking project our best classes participation for 10 students are monday they're really fun their chief driven classes we have a different guest around the city they're our stand alone cola's we had a series or series still city of attorney's office style of classes our final are night life diners. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we wan

. >> i heard about the cooking school through the larkin academy a. >> their noting no way to feed themselves lot of fast food and i usually eat whatever safeway is near my home a lot of hot food i was excited that i was eating lunch enough instead of what and eat. >> as i was inviting them over teaching them basic ways to fix good food they were so existed. >> particle learning the skills and the food they were really go it it turned into the is charity foundation i ran into my friend we were talking about this this do you want to run this charity foundations and she said, yes. >> i'm a co-found and executive director for the cooking project our best classes participation for 10 students are monday they're really fun their chief driven classes we have a different guest around the city they're our stand alone cola's we had a series or series still city of attorney's office style of classes our final are night life diners. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we want to be sure to se

here we see the west side looking north on larkin street from city hall.an francisco stock exchange, everyone money couldn't survive. saint frap sis of the church from montgomery avenue. and here we see dupont street. jack wrote this, within an hour after the earthquake shot, the smoke of san francisco burning was a tower, reddening the sun, darkening the day and filling the land with smoke. i'm going to turn it back to gene now. [ applause ] [ applause ] [ applause ] [ applause ] we turn to japan. the war of 1904 is not very well remembered today, but it was a great great significant at the time, as it was the first time an asian nation had beaten the european one, the czar and the emperor of japan competed for control of eastern asia and sea ports. the world did not think japan was capable of fighting the russians, they the entire russian feet at port arthur in one day in a surprise attack and the war was on. london was set by the sind cat to cover the news. he was extremely frustrated at japanese censorship while attached to their troops. he kept gettin

larkin to see if they have any thoughts mr. ramming. >> have to move over here it is on now thank you, supervisor i appreciate the chance to say the appeal is pretty much the same language fulsome u, if you will, i think 1515 south van ness the results of that appeal that you upheld was to ask us to do additional work on socioeconomic issues for those projects particularly in this part of mission we are doing that work i will say that work is not likely to be done by the end of this calendar year we are spending a lot of time and we recognize that you know you can make a different decision in this case, i want you to know we're working on that package of recording to your appeal and that won't be done until december. >> mr. ramming we can as i said continue to the meeting of the january. >> we might not have the same amount of work to show you on the 13. >> okay supervisor campos. >> with that, understanding i'm happy to modify my motion to continue it to the meeting of the december 13th with the understanding that, you know, t

larkin and how to provide meaningful input to the formal comment pictures the head works project will be a major milestone breaking ground in the spring and the two phases of the project with major milestones in early 2017 that sets the stage for early dialogue with the projects through the course of 2017 and a lot of areas where continue planning as i mentioned there is planning and construction going on inside of the plan southeast we'll share that with the community we're doing the seismic upgrade to reduce the odor and all that is happening many of those are underway in the final stages of planning and each project has its own project level outreach and engagement we see those and leverage those for the overall program and how we're responsive to community issues and managing odors being responsive to concerns about upcoming construction but we talk about it in the context of a large specific effort to build and invest in our infrastructure that creates additional opportunities to revitalize communities in which we live and work and traditionally a timeline another visible tool we

larkin if uc irvine as well. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm ashley the item before you a mandatory discretionary review for work to be performed on one law tower the resolution one one 399 adopted by the planning department the mandatory discretionary review is required for all building permit applications requiring the tower and the transition and any other part of city and county site two permits that are before you the first the removal of 5 machines on the building and the reorganization of 21 existing antenna in supposed the installation of an 8 foot participate wall for the existing antennas the second is the installation of a new landscaping as part of improvements to the sutter r sutro their submitted to meet the conditions of the installation of new antenna that are approved by the planning commission in march of 2016 they're no other changes proposed for the overall tower the main transition building they were adapt for the related permit for this building permit scioto share the inspection and the fcc - additionally e-mail correspondence have been received by staff in th

larkin if uc irvine as well. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm ashley the item before you a mandatory discretionary review for work to be performed on one law tower the resolution one one 399 adopted by the planning department the mandatory discretionary review is required for all building permit applications requiring the tower and the transition and any other part of city and county site two permits that are before you the first the removal of 5 machines on the building and the reorganization of 21 existing antenna in supposed the installation of an 8 foot participate wall for the existing antennas the second is the installation of a new landscaping as part of improvements to the sutter r sutro their submitted to meet the conditions of the installation of new antenna that are approved by the planning commission in march of 2016 they're no other changes proposed for the overall tower the main transition building they were adapt for the related permit for this building permit scioto share the inspection and the fcc - additionally e-mail correspondence have been received by staff in th

here we see the west side of city hall ruling, looking north on larkin street from city hall. city hall again. and a long view from california and mason streets. this is the crocker mansion on nob hill. kearny street, looking north from sutter street, through telegraph hill. the san francisco stock exchange. so, even money couldn't survive. [laughter] ms. hodson: here we see a view from mission street to the ruin of the smokestack of the san francisco gas and electric company, the station a. this is part of one of the tent cities that spring up, mostly on the outskirts of the city, but throughout. this was on market street missed -- market street between battery and front. st. francis of assisi church on montgomery avenue. the barbary coast. and here we see dupont street. mission dolores. another market street refugee tent city. also in his essay, jack wrote this -- within an hour after the earthquake shock, the smoke of san francisco's burning was a lurid tower that swayed in the sky, reddening the sun, darkening the day, and filling the land with smoke. i am going to turn it

he and some former players including nolan ryan and barry larkin are launching dugout ventures, a private equity fund that will focus on companies making the next generation of baseball equipment. you are up to date. that's the news update this hour. and now to melissa lee with what's coming up next on "power lunch." >>> yeah, we have a market flash coming up here on "power lunch." to seema mody for what is moving right now. >> it is the divergence in the commodity market that continues to be a big story this month with gold shares now set for the worst month since 2003, down about 9%. the gold etf, ticker gdx, down 15% in november for -- set for the second straight monthly decline. however, copper continues its rise. up 18% in november, its best month since '09. the move in copper being attributed to more spending on infrastructure, that is expected in 2017, and this growing optimism around china's economic prospects improving. back to you. >> that would make sense with copper. thank you, seema. >>> we told you earlier about these reports about whether or not goldman's coo gary cohn weig

larkin and how to provide meaningful input to the formal comment pictures the head works project will be a major milestone breaking ground in the spring and the two phases of the project with major milestones in early 2017 that sets the stage for early dialogue with the projects through the course of 2017 and a lot of areas where continue planning as i mentioned there is planning and construction going on inside of the plan southeast we'll share that with the community we're doing the seismic upgrade to reduce the odor and all that is happening many of those are underway in the final stages of planning and each project has its own project level outreach and engagement we see those and leverage those for the overall program and how we're responsive to community issues and managing odors being responsive to concerns about upcoming construction but we talk about it in the context of a large specific effort to build and invest in our infrastructure that creates additional opportunities to revitalize communities in which we live and work and traditionally a timeline another visible tool we

. >> i heard about the cooking school through the larkin academy a. >> their noting no way to feed themselvesfast food and i usually eat whatever safeway is near my home a lot of hot food i was excited that i was eating lunch enough instead of what and eat. >> as i was inviting them over teaching them basic ways to fix good food they were so existed. >> particle learning the skills and the food they were really go it it turned into the is charity foundation i ran into my friend we were talking about this this do you want to run this charity foundations and she said, yes. >> i'm a co-found and executive director for the cooking project our best classes participation for 10 students are monday they're really fun their chief driven classes we have a different guest around the city they're our stand alone cola's we had a series or series still city of attorney's office style of classes our final are night life diners. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we want to be sure to serve as m

my name is ianima clain and live on pine between polk and larkin so of the neighborhood.ust wanted to point out that i sthink jackalope is a great meeting spot. i don't know on saturday night, but go to the trivy night jz watched presidential debates. i think it is a good meeting place for the neighborhood, so i'm support of this. thank you. >> thank you, very much. >> hello. my name is anna. i also live in the neighborhood over on pacific. i am in support of the expansion as jackalope along with some of the other neighborhood bars offer so much more than just the opportunity to drink. thrai about socializing, they are about community in the neighborhood. they offer a place to put down the cell phone and be around people from all walks of life that you wouldn't have normally gotten to meet. this expansion is about fostering the community through friendship and charity which we do weekly and unwavered respect for the city and its inhabitants. thank you. >> my name is ron john i live on upper polk. i moved there 12 years ago and never used to go to lower polk because i felt

build what we have before we try to jam in more build what has been approved thank you >> i'm bryan larkinlike the street i want to cut to the effect more housing will have on the richmond district we've been hearing the words country's crisis this is a housing crisis after the 1906 san francisco earthquake i fear the word crisis i think rational reaction to the problem becomes secondarily what i want to do insure if we increase the density in the richmond get the commentary improvements to bring underground metro rail services to the neighborhood and underground our utilities i say a thikd problem we have the utilities from wires this think a insult to thikdz they underground their utilities i have ten seconds sure more housing and the planning commission has recommended for further development and the things jason said not only that. >> first more housing the second is to rain in airbnb and other of those online programs that have taken housing stock off the market i'd also close loopholes for speculation that is happening with the ellis act abusers and i would try not only to build hous