lastly, a /raoeurpt was. they already started looking at satellite parking conclusion commissioner bay and the warden's arena. i'm working how that practice given the parking structure we were recently approved the development on is knocking that down is lightly moved right now. i wonder if moving it over a few blocks would up that usage, but sentence an interesting /tkpr-d. >> commissioner mayor. >> to commissioner /reufrpdz thing. anybody who wants to communicate with the planning party, please remember to cc the commissioners secretary. that is the pipeline to getting e-mails and the ideas to staff without just seeing them. they are basically comments which disappear into a pile of non-received e-mails. i make the effort as often as i can to forward him e-mails but it's like a chore for any commissioner to do that. so please cc the commissioner /stebgt secretary on your communication. >> thank you commissioner moore. just to know if they've been sent just to the president, i forward that to jonas. >> i cc

lastly, word must be set up the overall global ratio. it should be about 98 min per 100 because women tend to outlive men. have a longer life expectancy. but what we find now is that the global overall sex ratio is now 101.4 million per 100 women. from the university of canterbury, we have been a recent survey of childhood sexual issues around the globe. back in 1995 there were only five nations that have a normal child success ratios. when we redid our study this year in 201520 years later the total of missions is now 19. hundred four tofour to 100 is not the result of any natural play go disaster. it's a completely man-made alteration. localized to make dreamily high ratios. we have found ratios were there are 21, two men prairie woman they take place men are unable to find partners or form households which leads to a deep sense of grievance and instability as well. so we might ask ourselves, might in equitable treatment of women make to a graphic geographic problems more likely? and there we can say absolutely. so what we have come to

>> >> lastly, i want to turn to your head of steam about a month and a ha ay from another lastly in closing, are you red d i get back to des moines and get to session? where do y y see the seseson thisisear? >> i think we're going to -- well the revenue's up. with obligations, medicaid and other items we are going to have challenge this is year as we've had in past. and there's not going to be a lot to work with, and we'rere going to have that education dete again, tim. i suspect we'll bealking in june, and i will probably still be in session. and we'll be right back this week's nine things to know. ay with us. in siouxland" after the>>> now we're back with more hik week in siouxland." >> and pfer we send things off toes moines. want to pass along another list of nine things to know. some things to jot down. hope you join us for the abc9 iowa verse nebraska border party on friday beginning at 10:00 a.m. prizes fund a bunch of stuff. don't miss the orpheum theer of it's a wonderful life that didirect from carnegie hall. the professional is live at the orphm. that comes up november 22nd. 4:00

of course, we have to reminds this is a park for everybody the combhoel city and the bay area and lastly everyone has walked other than pier 70 along illinois street to know necessarily you get the sidewalk strapped out we have a liability problem they're in some such terrible shape many problems solved additional and have to say how committee fully supports everybody and the go forward thank you. >> thank you any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner brandon >> thank you el lean for a wonderful report. >> so as far as the i f d financing is this the only money we will have or maybe there will be other money. >> we hope other money so the plan

lastly , i would like to thank our new auditors. it was a new year. we had to get to know each other and it was a great audit and came out quickly and super clean audit. with that, i would like to recommend to approve this audit. >>supervisor john avalos: okay. very good. thank you. we'll open this item up for public comment. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. the motion to approve? >> so move. >> motion from commissioner campos and second by commissioner cohen. enthusiastically seconded by commissioner cohen. [ laughter ] we'll have a roll call vote. city clerk: commissioner avalos, aye, campos, aye, cohen aye, commissioner kim, aye, commissioner mar, aye, the item passes. >>supervisor john avalos: very good. let's go on to our next item. item 6, introduction of new items. informational item. >>supervisor john avalos: colleagues introduction of new item, none. next public comment. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> item 7. public comment. >>supervisor john aval

and lastly, the department of defense itself has been active in this area.s peace and security will be talking but in a moment with michele flournoy. but there's still problems even undersecretary of state hillary clinton, the four years she served in that position. some within the administration actually characterized attention to gender as a pet rock that was going down and side to be left by the wayside. because there were more important things to do. so people genuflected to the idea that women were important. i can only imagine that secretary of state hillary clinton was a forceful personality in making sure that people agreed at least on the surface that jenna was imported. but many of them may not have taken it as seriously as she did, and dropped as soon as the going got tough. some in a boat and we even have wonderful comments by our own dean ryan crocker photo is a lack of will at the top, that these issues were too easily put aside when the going got tough. the second thing that i believe that has undermined the notion that women matter in foreign

lastly, i mentioned the aircraft carrier in the mediterranean now. as a matter of fact, there are also some russian forces. and therefore with president putin that we must share our intelligence so that we can act in coordination. we must not control it ourselves. this is already the case and we will continue to do so. >> translator: mr. president, the americans have special forces in syria. beyond the words and beyond what is happening, are you going to send special forces as well to syria? are you considering some ground intervention there? mr. president, beyond the emotion that we can feel here, statements, for more than a year we heard all of you say that a political concession is necessary in syria. mr. president, can you today here in front of us, tell us a specific date, a deadline for us to go? >> you said president. we have two presidents here. i don't need a translation. >> translator: i will not provide you with a date because it might be as soon as possible. that is one of the requirements of the solution to be found. but at the same time

lastly, next week, that is on monday, we will be hosting in paris a climate conference. i certainly could not imagine that this conference would be taking place against such a background. at the same time, asking there can not be any better symbol or response but to hold the conference in paris where the attacks took place, where we took the right measures in terms of security, protections as well as defending all values. . there's no greater symbol than holding the conference on climate in paris with some 150 heads of state in government. never before did france host so many leaders of the international community. they're coming to take up the climate challenge and again to work and to find the right agreement so that we can limit greenhouse gases emissions and make sure that our children and our grandchildren live better or simply can live. but they are also coming to freedom, to the fight against extremism. that radical islam which is becoming dangerous. yes, all of them are coming, no matter their background, no matter their religion, their convictions, to express th

lastly, next week that is on monday we will be hosting in paris a conference. i certainly could not imagine that this conference would be taking place against certain background. at the same time they cannot be any better symbol or the response of where the attacks took place, where the threat measures in terms of security, protections as well as independent values. there's no greater symbol than holding this conference in paris with some 150 heads of state in government. never before did france host so many leaders of the international community. they're coming to sort out the climate challenge and to work and to find the right agreement so that we can limit greenhouse gas emissions and make sure that our children and our grandchildren can simply live, but they are also coming to express their support to freedom to the fight against extremism. that radical islam which is becoming the -- it's the same principal, the same values with the same word. life. yes. simply life. it's the reason why i'm very pleased that president obama will allow us to succeed. i comme

lastly , i would like to thank our new auditors. it was a new year.e had to get to know each other and it was a great audit and came out quickly and super clean audit. with that, i would like to recommend to approve this audit. >>supervisor john avalos: okay. very good. thank you. we'll open this item up for public comment. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. the motion to approve? >> so move. >> motion from commissioner campos and second by commissioner cohen. enthusiastically seconded by commissioner cohen. [ laughter ] we'll have a roll call vote. city clerk: commissioner avalos, aye, campos, aye, cohen aye, commissioner kim, aye, commissioner mar, aye, the item passes. >>supervisor john avalos: very good. let's go on to our next item. item 6, introduction of new items. informational item. >>supervisor john avalos: colleagues introduction of new item, none. next public comment. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> item 7. public comment. >>supervisor john avalos

lastly, i mtioned in the "charles de gaulle" aircraft carrier. it's in the east of the mediterranean. there are russian forces and therefore agreed with president putin thaha we must share our intelligence so that we can act in coordination. we must not control it ourself. and it's already the case and we'll continue to do so. [ speaking french ] >> translator: mr. president, the americans have some special rces in syria. beyond words and what is happening, are you going send some special forces as well to syria? are you considering some ground intervention there? mr. president, b bond the ememion that we can feel here, beyond this beautiful statements, for more than a year, we have heard all of you saying that assad must go. a political transition is necessary. mr. president, can you today, here, in front of us, tell us a specific date, a deadline for assad to go? >> both of you. >> we're both presidents. >> i can communicate in english in needed. >> i upsnderstand. you said president. we got two presidents here. okay. >> translator: i will not

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lastly, next week, that is on monday, we will be hosting in paris the climate conference. i certainly could not imagine that this conference would be taking place against such a background. at the same time, there cannot be any better symbol or response but to hold the conference in paris, where the attacks took place, where we took the right measures in terms of security, protections as well as in defending our values. there is no greater symbol than holding this conference on climate in paris with some 150 heads of state and government. never before did france host so many leaders of the international community. they are coming to sort out the climate challenge and to work and to find the right agreement so that we can limit greenhouse gases emissions and make sure that our children and our grandchildren live better or simply can live, but they are also coming to express their support to freedom, to the fight against extremism. that radical islam which is becoming dangerous. yes, all of them are coming no matter their background, no matter their religion, their convictio

and i know, lastly a lot of people are wondering what's next, as far the damage is concerned. how long is it going to take to repair it all? we're picking up the damage right now, we'll probably get together tomorrow and determine our next steps. we have soccer practice and games in the spring, so we'll definitely want to have our scoreboard up in time and softball starts shortly, after so we'd like to have that by then. so, as soon as possible. thank you so much doctor. reporting in winterset nikki davidson for local five news we are iowa. stephanie: thanks nikki -- we're here now with chief meteorologist we're here now with chief meteorologist brad edwards -- what's the latest? brad: (ad libs) brad: let's take a look at we are iowa's most accurate forecast. brad here's a look at some of the damage in our here's a look at some of the damage in our area -- this one is from monroe. and in woodward -- some structure damage to a barn. but heres an interesting one in yorktown -- (ad libs) stephanie/ram thanks brad. of course we'll keep you updated on any severe of course we'll kee

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the anticipated one by the way, o bag it is important to see those agency work in addition design lastly commissioner sugaya attended to conferences for the past couple of weeks the submit in los angeles and in the last week of october and the national larger conference in nashville in october mr. mar wants to make remarks i'll invite him. >> thanks to commissioner lee and the staff for extending the brt final environmental impact report this is important to allow people to give more time for comments i went to not only two different cities but 4 unanimously historic gathering or gathering it is occurring in theville sustainability in coping 21 in paris in a couple of weeks and the climate march in oakland the four events policy linked is an amazing organization began in city of oakland that expanded around the country supervisor campos attended and the policy equality submit for the pro transportation city hall and mayors around the country's was an amazing gathering in los angeles and a government alliance and race and equality i attended a portion of the gathering with the officials f

lastly, next week on monday we will be approximate hosting in paris a climate conference. i certainly could not imagine that this conference would be taking place the same time, there cannot be any better symbol or response, paris where the attacks took place, measures in terms of security, protections as well as defending our values, there is no greater symbol than holding this 157 heads in government. never before did france host so many leaders of the international community. they're come k to work and find the -- coming to work and find the right gases so our children can live better and many are coming to express their support to freedom, to the fight against extremism. that's radical iz lam, which is becoming dangerous. yes, all of them are coming no matter their background, no matter their religion, their convictions, to with the same words, life, yes, simply life. this is the reason why i'm very pleased that president obama will allow us to succeed. i commend his recent statements over the past few weeks and month and the commitment he's made in the name of the uni

lastly, i've also stated we must support groups locally that can make it possible to win back territory. for us in france, along with the coalition countries, we are going to be fostering those groups so they can act against isis. and destroy that terrorist organization. >> the fact that the turks didn't recognize, that's not possible. they have marks on them. it was clear these were our aircrafts and not anyone elses. second point, we forwarded preventive information to the americans regarding the presence of our aircraft and exactly where they were flying and at time. so the coalition knew, turkey was a member of the coalition. how is it possible that it should be otherwise? >> had it been u.s. plane, no. absolutely not. just excuses. it's a shame. it's a shame to hear that rather than to work seriously in order to avoid a repeat of such an incident. it's really a shame to hear those explanations. it's not our choice, thank you. if you just joined here, good evening to you. we've been listening to francois hollande and president vladimir putin about forming a broader coalition in syri

lastly i mentioned, the aircraft carrier, which is in the mediterranean now. as a matter of fact, they also some russian forces and there are agreed with mr. putin, that we must share our intelligence, so that we can act in coordination. we must not control it ourself, and we will continue to do so. >> mr. president, the american has some forces in syria, beyond the words and beyond what is happen willing you going to send some special forces as well? are you considering some brand intervention there? mr. president, beyond the emotion we feel here, beyond the beautiful statements for more than a year we have heard you saying that asaad must go. mr. president, can you today here in front of a deadline for -- i can speak in english if i needed to. >> you said president, we have two presidents here. okay. >> i will not provide you with a date. because it will be as soon as possible. but it is one of the requirements for a solution. but at the same time, allow me to underlie something. there is a new mind set here. there are probably more than 300,000. and this is

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lastly, the financials. kind of comparatively, that's why there was a significant drop. >> correct. >> what were the drivers settlement. >> not only could the respondents invest in the building and provide the mandatory described in the report how financially viable moving forward. is there a financial engine so support whatever use. we're talking about a very long term potentially up to 55 years. we as a department and the panel wanted to ensure that any use moving forward had a sound financially viable plan to move forward to support the use for the duration of the term >> following up on that point, just to appease me frankly, worse case thei scenario, i'm not suggesting any one have a circumstance, we choose someone that's not financially viable. what happens to the space and what happens in those circumstances? >> we would do our best to keep the space occupied. right now we do have two active tenants, next month we'll bring extensions for your consideration to keep them active throughout the bidding pr

lastly, the financials. kind of comparatively, that's why there was a significant drop. >> correct. >> what were the drivers settlement. >> not only could the respondents invest in the building and provide the mandatory described in the report how financially viable moving forward. is there a financial engine so support whatever use. we're talking about a very long term potentially up to 55 years. we as a department and the panel wanted to ensure that any use moving forward had a sound financially viable plan to move forward to support the use for the duration of the term >> following up on that point, just to appease me frankly, worse case thei scenario, i'm not suggesting any one have a circumstance, we choose someone that's not financially viable. what happens to the space and what happens in those circumstances? >> we would do our best to keep the space occupied. right now we do have two active tenants, next month we'll bring extensions for your consideration to keep them active throughout the bidding pr

300 basis point margin expansion both on an ebida basis and then lastly, think about the economy.is it? the economy is all about convenience and time. amazon delivers on both. >> do we have the -- i would like to do it here. i know it's an audible, but if we could run the sound. you have some company, josh, in your love for amazon. stanley drunkenmiller from yesterday. >> oh, yeah. i love amazon. >> because? >> because they're investing in their future. he has come up with this aws, okay, which is absolutely exploding. i don't know how many people here are small businessmen and women. if are you starting a business today, you don't need a technical department. you don't need a back office. you can use aws. >> joe, you know, for all the reasons that you named and this other as we learned in the most recent earning report. >> absolutely. in prior years, and he was one of the people who are incorrectly critical of management holding back on the margins now they're showing people exactly what they can do with the margins. competition basically absent right now. consumer discretionary

noah valley and the excelsior joining we want to see that grow a little bit more in san francisco lastly i would like you commissioners oh, how to get ahold of us and sign up my phone number is (415) 434-4314 pr 414344314 each of lynn and happy to help you and a node to the working group that is kwaenld in the several months and going on 6 years on top that regina the mayor's office of economic workforce development and the merchant group we've been at their meeting and the san francisco schm will be promoting and sf and the coalition we're getting ready we won't be sleeping much but hope to hear the cash register we need great sales thank you any questions from either of you guess from the small business projects. >> commissioner adams i want to thank both of you and start off with mary ann thompson what you've done in the oewd mayor's office of economic workforce development especially in the investment in the neighborhood program their out there pound on the carrier and work with the businesses i sue last year with the kickoff for the shop and dine 49 i was given a stieshg who am i go

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the anticipated one by the way, o bag it is important to see those agency work in addition design lastly commissioner sugaya attended to conferences for the past couple of weeks the submit in los angeles and in the last week of october and the national larger conference in nashville in october mr. mar wants to make remarks i'll invite him. >> thanks to commissioner lee and the staff for extending the brt final environmental impact report this is important to allow people to give more time for comments i went to not only two different cities but 4 unanimously historic gathering or gathering it is occurring in theville sustainability in coping 21 in paris in a couple of weeks and the climate march in oakland the four events policy linked is an amazing organization began in city of oakland that expanded around the country supervisor campos attended and the policy equality submit for the pro transportation city hall and mayors around the country's was an amazing gathering in los angeles and a government alliance and race and equality i attended a portion of the gathering with the officials f

lastly, next week, that is on monday, we will be hosting in paris the climate conference. i certainly could not imagine that this conference would be taking place against such a background. cannot be any better symbol or response but to hold the conference in paris, where the attacks took place, where we took the right measures in terms of security, protections, as well as in defending our values. there is no greater symbol than holding this conference on climate in paris, with some 150 heads of state and government. never before did france host so many leaders of the international community. they're coming to work on climate challenge. again, to work and to find the right agreements so that we can limit greenhouse gas emissions and make sure that our children and grandchildren live better or simply can live. but they are also coming to express their support to extremism. that radical islam which is becoming dangerous. yes, all of them are coming no matter their background. in matter their religion, their convictions, to express the same principles, values, with the life.

we know that there is a deadlock lastly, i mentioned in the "charles de gaulle" aircraft carrier. it's in the east of the mediterranean. there are russian forces and therefore agreed with president putin that we must share our intelligence so that we can act in coordination. we must not control it ourself. and it's already the case and we'll continue to do so. [ speaking french ] >> translator: mr. president, the americans have some special forces in syria. beyond words and what is happening, are you going send some special forces as well to syria? are you considering some ground intervention there? mr. president, beyond the emotion that we can feel here, beyond this beautiful statements, for more than a year, we have heard all of you saying that assad must go. a political transition is necessary. mr. president, can you today, here, in front of us, tell us a specific date, a deadline for assad to go? >> both of you. >> we're both presidents. >> i can communicate in english in needed. >> i upsnderstand. you said president. we got two presidents here. okay. >> translator: i will not

lastly, next week, that is on monday, we will be hosting in paris a climate conference. i certainly could not imagine that this conference would be taking place against such a background. at the same time, i think they cannot be any better symbol or response but to hold the conference in paris where the right measures in terms of security protections as well as in defending our values. there's no greater symbol than holding this conference on climate in paris with some 150 heads of state and government. never before did france host so many leaders of the international community. they are coming to sort out the climate challenge and again to work and to find the right agreement so that we can limit greenhouse gas emission and make sure our children and grandchildren can live better or simply live but they are also coming to express their support freedom to the fight against extremism, that radical dangerous. yes, all of them are coming no matter their background, no matter their religion, their convictions, to express the same principle, the same values with the same word

we have that capability, president obama admitted so lastly, but he gave reasons why he does not wantdo that. the problem is, the refugee flow into europe, be it the incident today over turkish airspace, if we are not careful, the situation will spin out of control. at its core, the assad regime. >> a lot of people are saying what we saw in washington was these two presidents saying we are on the same team and we will drop more bombs, but that is more of the same. you are saying that the french president probably left the white house, what, disappointed? james: again, it will take a few hours to sort things out, but if he did not get a commitment for a quantitatively and qualitatively different campaign with a serious ground element, bs american forces -- be it american forces or other people in the region, he will not get the destruction of isis in the near future and that is what he needs, not just out of revenge, but more importantly to basically stop new attacks coming from syria against paris. they have had two of them in the last year. >> would you say that the only way to stop

and lastly, i would just sabre the ability once in europe, once you've got a visa waver for those inope that may have gone to fight with isis and they come back to europe, they now have that visa waiver they can take advantage of to come, for example, here to the united states. these are all concerns. >> woodruff: that's a lot of information to process. congressman schiff, as a member of the intelligence committee, does that track with what you're learning, or is there more? >> well, it does. i think what we have seen graphically in the last few weeks is something we've been watching in the intelligence community for the last several months, and that is isis originally focused on building its caliphate, on holding its ground. it has now opened, really, a second front and that is trying on attack in the west. we have seen a number of plots, largely disrupted, in europe, but only recently to see the horrific attacks in paris, the bombing of this russian plane, the bombing in beirut, clearly isis is now moving to export its violence around the world. and in that respect, adopting many o

and lastly, a view towards the future, peacekeeping. mexico has made the decision that it will participate in international peacekeeping operations. this is something which i think we need to focus on and understand what impact it's going to have upon the mentality of the military. i've gone horribly over time. but let me say a couple of points about mexico's southern border. as we were down there and ross crossing from west to east, it's extraordinary to see the massive investment that has been undertaken by the mexican government in terms of building installations on the southern border and actually remote from the southern border as well in an attempt to actually get a handle on the scale of elicit traffic that is moving from guatemala in particular northwards through mexico to the united states. a lot of focus in this country has been on immigration and on undocumented migrants as they come through. i would actually argue that far more interesting is what is happening in terms of expanding mexico's military presence in chiapas, taba

lastly, next week, that is on monday, we will be hosting in paris the climate conference. i certainly could not imagine that this conference would be taking place against such a background. at the same time, i think there cannot be any better symbol or response but to hold the conference in paris, where the attacks took place, where we took the right measures in terms of security, protections, as well as in defending our values. there is no greater syml than holding this conference on climate in paris, with some 150 heads of state and government. never before did france host so many leaders of the international community. they're coming to work on climate challenge. again, to work and to find the right agreements so that we can limit greenhouse gas emissions and make sure that our children and grandchildren live better or simply can live. but they are also coming to express their support to freedom, to the fight against extremism. that radical islam which is becoming dangerous. yes, all of them are coming no matter their background. in matter their religion, their convicti

. >> lastly, we heard from chp that this doesn't appear to be random. can you talk about that? >> currently it does not appear to be a random shooting, it appears to be someone that was targeted. however, it is an ongoing investigation and we're looking at every avenue. >> reporter: thank you. that's the latest from sergeant cohen with chp. you can see the on-ramp at apian way. all eastbound lanes in pinole shut down. we saw a car facing the wrong direction, so that might be the target vehicle. that's the latest. we'll keep you posted. live in pinole, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> you can see steph's breath there as the temperatures plumm plummet. one area thinking about those left out? the cold. >> something to help homeless veterans. per fegt announcement today, bob. >> reporter: just before this morning's parade in san jose to honor sam lacardo and dave portazy will announce an initiative, all the way home, an effort to end homelessness. it's estimated there are more than 700 veterans homeless in santa clara county. the city and county in connection with destinati

lastly, next week,that is on monday, we will be hosting in paris a climate conference.uld not imagine this conference woo place against such a background. at the same time i think there cannot be any better symbol or response but to hold the conference in paris where the attacks took place, where we took the right measures in terms of security, protections as well as in defending our values. there is no greater symbol than holding this conference on climate in paris with some 150 head of state and government. never before did france host so many leaders of the international community. they're coming to talk about the climate challenge and again to work and to find the right agreements so that we can limit greenhouse gases emissions and make sure that our children and our grandchildren live better or simply can live. but they are also coming to express their support to freedom, to the fight against extremism. that radical islam, which is becoming dangerous. yes, all of them are coming no matter their background, no matter their religion, their convictions, to express the

lastly, next week, that is on monday, we will be hosting in paris a climate conference. i certainly could not imagine that this conference would be taking place against such a background. at the same time, i think they cannot be any better symbol or response, but to hold the conference in paris where the attacks took place, where we took the right measures in terms of security, protections, as well as defending our values. there is no greater symbol than holding this climate in paris with some 150 heads of state and government. never before did france host so many leaders of the international community. they're coming to sort out the climate challenge and again, to work and to find the right agreement so that we can limit greenhouse gases emissions and make sure that our children and grandchildren live better or simply can live, but they are also coming to express their support to freedom to the fight against extremism, that radical islam, which is becoming dangerous. yes, all of them are coming, no matter their background, no matter their religion, their convictions, to

lastly, next week, that is on monday, we will be hosting in paris a climate conference. i certainly could not imagine that this conference would be taking place against such a background. at the same time, there cannot be any better symbol of response, but to hold a conference in paris where the attacks took place, where we took the right measures in terms of security, protections, as well as defending our values. there is no greater symbol than holding this conference on climate in paris with some 150 heads of state in government. never before did france host so many leaders of the international community. they are coming to sort out the climate challenge and to work and to find the right agreement so that we can limit greenhouse gases emissions and make sure that our children and our grandchildren get better or simply can live. but we are also coming to express their support to freedom, to the fight against extremism. that radical islam, which is becoming centric. yes, all of them are coming no matter their background, no matter their religion, their convictions to exp

lastly, next week,that is on monday, we will be hosting in paris a climate conference.uld not imagine this conference woo place against such a background. at the same time i think there cannot be any better symbol or response but to hold the conference in paris where the attacks took place, where we took the right measures in terms of security, protections as well as in defending our values. there is no greater symbol than holding this conference on climate in paris with some 150 head of state and government. never before did france host so many leaders of the international community. they're coming to talk about the climate challenge and again to work and to find the right agreements so that we can limit greenhouse gases emissions and make sure that our children and our grandchildren live better or simply can live. but they are also coming to express their support to freedom, to the fight against extremism. that radical islam, which is becoming dangerous. yes, all of them are coming no matter their background, no matter their religion, their convictions, to express the

lastly, the death knell has sounded for a "gentleman's guide to love and murder." the tony winner for best musical in 2014 closes on january 17th. and "hand to god" is waving goodbye at the beginning of the year, but not before bob saget steps into the role of pastor greg. >> i just came from rehearsal. i'm happily worn for wear. and it's just such a beautiful piece of work, and the cast is just incredible. i really do love it here. >> abc7ny has links to all of the shows. so, experience broadway, especially "th\r se raquin," with our talented friend. she is amazing. man, you are a powerhouse. judith light. >> thank you so much. you. and, please, everybody go out and support the live theater. it's right here in your backyard. >> good night. >> "broadway backstage: fall preview" is sponsored by "school of rock"... and toyota -- let's go places. who doesn't like a good surprise? you'd be surprised how easy it is to get a good low-cost health plan! at ny state of health you'll find many quality plans to choose from, help paying for your plan, a new essential plan at l

lastly, nobody likes to clean up after a huge meal, but you should do so soon after eating. harmful bacteria can grow quickly at room temperature, do refr refrigerate those leftovers not more than two hours from serving. >>> coming up, making sure everyone has a happy thanksgiving. what volunteers are doing to make chose who can't leave their home this holiday still have a hot meal to enjoy. >>> a gunman on the run after opening fire right next to one of the busiest shopping malls in the bay area. what investigators are doing right now to track down that suspect. bay area mall. what the police are telling us about the shooting. and the evidence they pe >>> gunshots outside a biz abay area mall. what police are telling us about that shooting and the evidence they hope will nab that gunman. >> a thanksgiving tradition. we'll go live to new york and the annual macy's parade. >>> and i'm stephanie chuang live in san francisco. happy thanksgiving. the good will has started very early this morning in this salvation army kitchen. what hundreds of people are getting ready to do late

ticking time bombs then we have radicalization over the internet as you and i have talked about, lastly we have the syrian refugee crisis. i take isis at its word when it says we want to exploit the refugee programs to infiltrate the west. we know one, possibly two of these attackers in paris actuallylyame through refugee program. so that's why congress we said, let's put a break on this until we have assurances and coidence we can properly vet and do background checks. because our top national security officials the fbi director or secretary of homeland security, both currently and publicly in testimony before my committee theyxpressed their concerns and warnings about this program. so, i take that seriously. we introduced this legislation to put a hold on it until we have assurances we can properly vet and do background checks have them certify s so thehere responsible and accountable that there's no terrorists coming into the country. >> dickerson: we have 15 seconds left. there's some talk about monitoring mosques, what is your feeling about that? >>>> g gs back to my old days, very

and lastly, we don't know exactly how much pressure there will still be on those sensitive issues likeom. we have just had a letter sent to the e.u. in the last few days from a pair of well-known journalist who his have been arrested after publishing an article which displeased the president of turkey, they are urging the e.u. not to forget about its commitment to those. it pushes to an end for the migration crisis. of course all the leaders here know that turk is a crucial because of the route that migrants and refugees are taking to get to the e.u. they need turkey's help desperately. how far they are prepared to let those human rights concerns slide, though, is hard to guess. >> interesting to see which ones of those points are clarified, if any of them, when we actually get the news con friend conferee e.u. leaders and the turkish prime minister. we are waiting for that any minute now. for the moment. thank you. >>> pope francis says he hopes that next month's polls in central african republic will provide a new chapter for the conflict-torn nation. he made the comments while visit

and lastly, most importantly, i should thank all my correspondents.t's auld great in the hospital to have visitors. i had great visitors, the team from "the daily show." what they didn't know is i had a camera rolling the whole time. >> oh, (bleep). when you did show up last night, i got really worried. i just -- brought back a lot of bad memories of my dad heaving me at the supermarket. >> why don't you let desi turn this morphine up, huh? yeah... that's good. >> "the daily show" with jordan klepper. seems a bit long. maybe we'll lose "the daily show" part and just call it "jordan klepper." >> you can't give this show back to white people! you know what they say, once you go black -- look, it's got to be me or it's got to beex! >> thertrevor, listen to me, dot trust the other correspondents -- >> we don't need that. yo, doc, my tummy hurts! (humming) (cheers and applause) >> trevor: i'm glad to be back because today i wanted to talk about sib lirntion. if you've never had one, they're the greatest friend you could ever have. but if you have had one,

lastly, on jeb, his challenge is this. these campaigns increasingly have become defined by debates and press coverage thereof. if it's about those issues, your ground game and your fund-raising and your pedigree, it doesn't matter as much. if you can't perform in this new system, it's going to be very hard for you to be the nominee. >> this is a fault line, i would argue, in the conservative press, the more established conservative press. it is an amen corner. when you're looking at somebody -- >> that's fair. >> they're animated by immigration and see rubio as -- >> right. on the more populist right are still skeptical of rubio. they think if he is the nominee we'll get right back to immigration reform. >> donald trump is tweeting this morning that paul singer, financier that marco is his amnesty guy. he wants marco to get elected to pass amnesty. faesf it's not donald trump it's ted cruz. he challenged the moderators in the debate. yesterday in iowa he doubled down on that point, saying independent journalists shouldn't

many offer sales throughout the weekend and lastly, stores are expanding the types of merchandise that they have for black friday. they will have deals on everything from electronics to pajamas. we'll have information how to take advantage of deals in stores and online at the same time. ♪ >>> celebrating a thanksgiving tradition, nbc 10 where people gathered for the may fair holmesburg thanksgiving parade. santa's elves collected letters to santa. thanksgiving dinner came early in center city. septa at jefferson station, the goal is to provide a meal to hundreds who might spend the holiday alone. the girl scouts and the penn jersey roller derby pitched in to make the dinner happen. >>> time is 4:26. 35 degrees. it is a late november day and certainly feels like it this morning. to make it feel colder the wind is blowing. heading out the door, bundle up. don't forget your sunglasses. we are clear but the roads different story. jessica boyington tracking traffic troubles. >> that's right, bill. 95, the southbound side, you can see some heavy police activity there, only one lane getting b