the crime lab has doptd want to of the lim system, laboratory information management system.t the time we completed our review this had not been completed, and we hope it will move forward. the other point we make in our report is that in developing this system it is very important to take the views of their contichancy within the city government and what their needs are. that would be the prosecutor's office. that would be the defense attorney, and any other stakeholder. i believe that the city is trying to move forward on that, and our recommendation is they continue with that progress but most important build into it a way of interacting and getting feedback from those that could use it the best. >> thank you mr. thompson and thank you to the civil grand jury for your -- i found this -- albyet half dozen years after the revelations that we read in the newspaper to be extremely helpful, informative and i greatly appreciate the recommendations. supervisor yee any questions from mr. thompson? we can obviously come back to him. >> no. this is pretty clear to me. >> thank you.

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hit lim 84 degrees. and the warmer temperatures continue. into the south and east. we were right on the cusp. 24 hour temperature comparison. there is the edge of the low clouds. and the fog. you can see what it did to the temperatures. knocking us down. >> . once the sun selt it should be early tomorrow morning. we'll have sunshine. and look at the snow. up into the colorado high country. it will stay there. a lot of moisture. will be squeezed out by the mountains. you'll notice the wind. we'll put in a few late day showers. and again maybe a little rumble of thunder. better chance out here in the eastern plains. i have to show you the wind. nine o'clock tomorrow morning. look at the wind coming up. out ot south. watch as we go into the afternoon. look at the wind speeds oult here. starting to really pick up. and then they get really strong. late in the day. winds up over this way. strongest wind will push onto the ao*erbeastern plains. in its wake a roaring wind over the top of the foothills and down sloping into denver. there could be winds up to 40 miles per hou

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>>vice president lim. >>here. >>supervisor farrell. >>here. >>commissioner ferrigno. >>here. >>commissioner follansbee >>here. >>commissioner sass >>here. >>we now have a quorum. >>we will now take item number one. item number one is the approval of theminutes of the regular meeting of august 11, 2016. >>are there any public comment? all those in favor say, aye. opposed, nay. the minutes are adopted >>[gavel] >> item 2. >>item 2 is gen. public comment on items that are not on today's agenda. >>are there any public comments on items that are not on today's agenda? >> i only have a few minutes but i did want to mention that we will start talking to the board about the benefits that the members will receive and we have a quite a few members who did not have access to these benefits before or they used it and had not wanted it but it's been run through hsf and it has been monitored and it has been vetted andwe thank you for that. >>thank you and thank you for bringing your thanks. we need that.yes sir? >>good afternoon commissioner, richard lawson, long time county employee and i

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the crime lab has doptd want to of the lim system, laboratory information management system. at the time we completed our review this had not been completed, and we hope it will move forward. the other point we make in our report is that in developing this system it is very important to take the views of their contichancy within the city government and what their needs are. that would be the prosecutor's office. that would be the defense attorney, and any other stakeholder. i believe that the city is trying to move forward on that, and our recommendation is they continue with that progress but most important build into it a way of interacting and getting feedback from those that could use it the best. >> thank you mr. thompson and thank you to the civil grand jury for your -- i found this -- albyet half dozen years after the revelations that we read in the newspaper to be extremely helpful, informative and i greatly appreciate the recommendations. supervisor yee any questions from mr. thompson? we can obviously come back to him. >> no. this is pretty clear to me. >> thank you

a man driving a stolen 2005 chrysler was well above the 25 mile-per-hour speed lim when he hit shirley duncan from maple heights. she was leaving a class reunion party when the crash happened. police are still re still searching for the driver. >>> and you have exactly one last chance to check out the amazing cleveland national show this week. the roar over the shore has been flying high over the city for the past two days. tomorrow is your last chance to airport. the gates open at 9 and the show runs from 10:30 until four in the afternoon. the gates do close at 3:00 p.m. >>> when the sun sets tomorrow, it will be the last time ever for summer swimming sliding and splashing at wild water kingdom because it is closing for good. the water park announced an expansion in 2017. it will be sold and de the lots may eventually include retail, commercial and residencal development. >>> and if you are still looking for something fun to do, before we say farewell to summer tomorrow make sure you check out wkyc.com. there are 11 things that you can do across northeast ohio on >>> coming up next at

its all about all about stopping a train when it exceeds speed lim. limits.the woman killed was a 34-year-old wife and mother who moved from brazil and new jersey for her husband's career. more than 100 others were injured including the train's engineer, 48-year-old thomas gallagher. he is cooperating with the investigation. the black box has reveal how fast the train was going. it's a little early to call this the holiday season...but an important element of that season here in milwaukee just got started today. today. it's food for families. the annual food drive organized by hunger task force....they held a little ceremony kicking off the drive today.....they showed off the food collection bins that you'll start seeing in grocery stores....and if you want to make a contribution, here's something to keep in mind. "we need food for children. the city of milwaukee, which means that we are the second poorest city in the nation. and our kids are in need of healthy and fresh foods." foods." that means items like fruits, vegetables ,breakfast cereal, boxed

the crime lab has doptd want to of the lim system, laboratory information management system. at the time we completed our review this had not been completed, and we hope it will move forward. the other point we make in our report is that in developing this system it is very important to take the views of their contichancy within the city government and what their needs are. that would be the prosecutor's office. that would be the defense attorney, and any other stakeholder. i believe that the city is trying to move forward on that, and our recommendation is they continue with that progress but most important build into it a way of interacting and getting feedback from those that could use it the best. >> thank you mr. thompson and thank you to the civil grand jury for your -- i found this -- albyet half dozen years after the revelations that we read in the newspaper to be extremely helpful, informative and i greatly appreciate the recommendations. supervisor yee any questions from mr. thompson? we can obviously come back to him. >> no. this is pretty clear to me. >> thank you

the crime lab has doptd want to of the lim system, laboratory information management system. at the time we completed our review this had not been completed, and we hope it will move forward. the other point we make in our report is that in developing this system it is very important to take the views of their contichancy within the city government and what their needs are. that would be the prosecutor's office. that would be the defense attorney, and any other stakeholder. i believe that the city is trying to move forward on that, and our recommendation is they continue with that progress but most important build into it a way of interacting and getting feedback from those that could use it the best. >> thank you mr. thompson and thank you to the civil grand jury for your -- i found this -- albyet half dozen years after the revelations that we read in the newspaper to be extremely helpful, informative and i greatly appreciate the recommendations. supervisor yee any questions from mr. thompson? we can obviously come back to him. >> no. this is pretty clear to me. >> thank you

the crime lab has doptd want to of the lim system, laboratory information management system. at the time we completed our review this had not been completed, and we hope it will move forward. the other point we make in our report is that in developing this system it is very important to take the views of their contichancy within the city government and what their needs are. that would be the prosecutor's office. that would be the defense attorney, and any other stakeholder. i believe that the city is trying to move forward on that, and our recommendation is they continue with that progress but most important build into it a way of interacting and getting feedback from those that could use it the best. >> thank you mr. thompson and thank you to the civil grand jury for your -- i found this -- albyet half dozen years after the revelations that we read in the newspaper to be extremely helpful, informative and i greatly appreciate the recommendations. supervisor yee any questions from mr. thompson? we can obviously come back to him. >> no. this is pretty clear to me. >> thank you

senior ashley lim rides her i like it. >> it makes it safer for us. if the cars are following the concept. >> one of the problems is that the drivers pull up and and what to do. >> do you know if the box is. >> it is i don't know it is. >>> it could be anumber of things. >> and they have no idea they are g >> the green draws attention. >> and the city says that they have worked in other cities and he expects them to work here. >> it's not a surprise to us that the drivers are pulling into the and not using it burt we think they will get th of it. the intersection is being used around town, you think call. it is 6:30. and so. we're. this is a weekend for tuning. this is the last day my friend before it closes for the season. >> that was fast. >>> are you looking for a new friend. how about this guy. look. the church is hosting a special pet acongresses today where the dogs saved -- for a forever home. >> and a person from az rescue will be on hand >>> attention it will start it donations are free. >>> it is 6:40 next. if you like that i on that. an unu

the crime lab has doptd want to of the lim system, laboratory information management system. at the time we completed our review this had not been completed, and we hope it will move forward. the other point we make in our report is that in developing this system it is very important to take the views of their contichancy within the city government and what their needs are. that would be the prosecutor's office. that would be the defense attorney, and any other stakeholder. i believe that the city is trying to move forward on that, and our recommendation is they continue with that progress but most important build into it a way of interacting and getting feedback from those that could use it the best. >> thank you mr. thompson and thank you to the civil grand jury for your -- i found this -- albyet half dozen years after the revelations that we read in the newspaper to be extremely helpful, informative and i greatly appreciate the recommendations. supervisor yee any questions from mr. thompson? we can obviously come back to him. >> no. this is pretty clear to me. >> thank you

we're going to talk right now with allie dion lim. how did i do?>> you did great.>> if you come to the festival, you will have a real. >> what has devolved between year one and now? was the participation?>> we of expanded this year. there are over 90 vendors on- site, food and beverage sustainably sourced, transparent sourcing from sustainable sources.>> you are an oakland resident as well. i try and tell people jackson square open is happening now. ab this will give people a good idea to get an introduction. would you agree? >> this is a crash course to jack london square for sure. we have stages at one end of the event and food vendors throughout, food trucks in the parking lot and all the way down to broadway. >> give me a few vendors that people will go, wow, i haven't tried that before. >> i just saw the humphrey slocum truck pull up. they are expanding to the east bay soon. they have their ice cream truck parked on the main drag. my perennial favorite is sbi alumni that face popsicles, that is the food craft institute, nonprofit that is the b

the crime lab has doptd want to of the lim system, laboratory information management system. at the time we completed our review this had not been completed, and we hope it will move forward. the other point we make in our report is that in developing this system it is very important to take the views of their contichancy within the city government and what their needs are. that would be the prosecutor's office. that would be the defense attorney, and any other stakeholder. i believe that the city is trying to move forward on that, and our recommendation is they continue with that progress but most important build into it a way of interacting and getting feedback from those that could use it the best. >> thank you mr. thompson and thank you to the civil grand jury for your -- i found this -- albyet half dozen years after the revelations that we read in the newspaper to be extremely helpful, informative and i greatly appreciate the recommendations. supervisor yee any questions from mr. thompson? we can obviously come back to him. >> no. this is pretty clear to me. >> thank you

by 9:30, chances are pretty s lim. be on that they do increase, into the afternoon at -- at 2:30 we have showers likely. cleveland, downtown, into akron, mansfield, and booster you're getting wet. spotty for those of you in the eastern suburbs as it continues to move out. on the west side we are starting to see some clearing by dinnertime tonight. overnight, partly cloudy skies expected. tomorrow should be a really nice day before we start to bring in more brain chances for the middle of the week. here is your seven day forecast, not going to be a total washout, but, the chances for rain are back wednesday, thursday, and friday. we've got upper 60s to around 70 weekend. here we come, pumpkin patches, 'tis the season. 'tis the season for the cleveland heart walk, as well. i want to remind you to join my team. we are walking october 8, which is a saturday, and this leads right on into the health expo. it will be great, we will stroll right from there into another great cause. you know, sadly, heart disease amongst americ

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biased against minorities and women. 48% say, absolutely. 60% have an unfavorable view of muss lip limst contrary to our constitution. they think a third of trump's backers think blacks are more criminal. half of them say blacks are more likely to be violent. of course, 60% are -- they don't think president obama is an american citizen. when you talk about de -- maybe she shouldn't have said this. did she insult somebody? in fact, she told the truth. maybe that's the problem. she called out the trump people who are bigots and said it. just like dana said, it's not going to hurt her. i don't think it will -- these up ins indicate it won't hurt her with independents. most americans agree with her. >> it might energy ides her base. >> that's the other strategy. they are so bored by her, this is all she has left is to let -- light a fire on their behinds. >> guess what else with we didn't talk about? >> the e-mail scandal. >> that's a heck of a way to chain the topic. >> we didn't talk about -- trump didn't invest in the stock mart. he invests millions. he said that today. we don't talk abo

the evidence suggests the lim limited evidence unearthed only by "the new york times" and other reportersg us that he might not have paid any taxes for several years or telling us now that he has had these financial dealings with banks all over the world, including a bank in china, hundreds of millions of dollars. so all of this is not being examined because folks are focused on a server or something like that. but i think there's a lot we need to know from donald trump about his businesses, his tax returns and i think hillary clinton has been an open book. >> let me bring you back to immigration. i want to play what donald trump said and ask you about it. >> president obama and hillary clinton support sanctuary cities. they support catch and release on the border. they support visa overstays. they support the release of dangerous, dangerous, dangerous criminals from detention. and they support unconstitutional executive amnesty. >> donald trump also said last night that hillary clinton's plan for immigration is based around a flophilosophy that we e to help people who are here illegally.

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oil rallying after those reports on opec, reaching a deal to lim limit. >>> plus, many workers feraluld take their job d. that's later on "the closing bell." you're watching cnbc. >>> welcome back. oil surged today. look at these numbers. opec reached a deal to cut production. up 5%, crude up nearly as much. nothing expected to be formal until opec's meeting in november. joining us is global director of commodities at city research. so glad to have you here. what do you think, first of all, of the news, and secondly the prospects of each member actually coming wup with these cuts in november? >> it's a big surprise, but i think it's a delay action. i think it's an indication that even saudi arabia is willing to take action as the oil minister said, to nudge the market a little bit and get it a little bit tighter. >> ed, you know, we've been in this range average around $45 a barrel for about six months, give or take. it doesn't seem as if anything has been able to break us out of that. would this be enough to the upside or are we really just talking about rounding errors in terms of

fast food chains and other large chain stores from getting alcohol permits and i want to thank victor lim in addition to the alcohol policy working group on working on those issues. the youth leadership institute also formed tobacco reduce force from city college high schools and san francisco state many years goy that worked with my office. supervisor kims office and others to pass a major policy a few years gow ethat i call our tobacco sales reduction law which reduces the number of tobacco permits and cuts it in half eerfb 10 year period. i think many know that san francisco is so densely populated with stores that sell cigarettes but also alcohol. i think for alcohol there is one business selling alcohol per 200 residents. we are by far the most dense city with call permits in the whole state and i just give props to [inaudible] for organizing around health equity issues. limiting e cigarettes and preventing big tobacco hooking a new generation on nicotine products including vaporizing and e cigarettes. i want to thank you the youth leadership institute . to help lift our communities

fast food chains and other large chain stores from getting alcohol permits and i want to thank victor lim in addition to the alcohol policy working group on working on those issues. the youth leadership institute also formed tobacco reduce force from city college high schools and san francisco state many years goy that worked with my office. supervisor kims office and others to pass a major policy a few years gow ethat i call our tobacco sales reduction law which reduces the number of tobacco permits and cuts it in half eerfb 10 year period. i think many know that san francisco is so densely populated with stores that sell cigarettes but also alcohol. i think for alcohol there is one business selling alcohol per 200 residents. we are by far the most dense city with call permits in the whole state and i just give props to [inaudible] for organizing around health equity issues. limiting e cigarettes and preventing big tobacco hooking a new generation on nicotine products including vaporizing and e cigarettes. i want to thank you the youth leadership institute . to help lift our communities

lim the misgiving questionnaire today that contributed to a lot of troubles.have you got? reporter: neil, i don't know if i seem know if i'd seen it know if i seem to really bat toss in my entire time covering congress and business 25 years. that's about as tough as it gets. john stumpf on the hot seat stadium he was deeply sorry for the failures at wells fargo that caused these fake accounts to be open, some 2 million of them. he accepted full responsibility for all the sales practices at the spades and said there were reforms be put in place already and as you know repeated at the bank has fired since 2011 and discovered transgressions of about five dozen people. senator warren really went after him hard. listen. >> you should resign. you should give back the money that you took while this scam was going on and you should be criminally investigated. this just isn't right. a cashier who steals a handful of 20s is held accountable, but wall street executives who are most never hold themselves accountable. >> whatever the board accepts, whatever they do i will

and it's really the service and there's areas of known and then to provide for the dollars that are lim limited. >> yes, my staff is working to expedite the answers that they think that they need. we have been given that on the rate of return item. >> yes, mr. chairman. it's not just providing the information but there's a number of things and we need to address those with the dispatch in order to know if it's appropriate and those pending ones are appropriate. >> the answer is yes senator. >> chairman? >> yes, sir. >> thank you. in one final point and i don't want to go over this because we covered it in length but my question of three two party line votes are on open meetings votes. you brought up the affective cho competition order and that was not a three two vote and it was part unanimous but not an open meeting vote. the vote that i refer to and it's almost a third of the open meeting vote is typically where the most important matters are voted on and those have been three to two party line votes and that's unheard of in the relative to modern history, and i just want to ask one l

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. >> and then with regard to the lims -- not to put too fine a point on it. this is on page ten of 15. i don't think the recommendation has been implemented. i think that you agree and the recommendation is in the process of being implemented and the reason that is important is because i don't want this issue to leave the jurisdiction of the government audits committee. i would us to be able to check in once it's fully implemented so i think we might -- or the mayor's office might want to change that because it has a matter of fact not been implemented. i think you agree and we're in the process of implementing it. >> [inaudible] [off mic] thank you supervisor. we will take a look at that and continue to work with the board to monitor. >> thank you mr. cunningham. deputy chief anything you. to add because i have more questions for you. >> >> no, would. >> in regards to the drug analysis lab what is the status and what is the future as contemplated by the pd for that unit? >> sorry do you have in front of you the recommendation number for that one? sorry. i th

now adams said that if america ever abandons this role of eye lim a limited government republic and decides to start going abroad in search of these monsters to destroy it would fundamentally alter the character of the government, the federal government and fundamentally alter the character of american society.g government and fundamentally alter the character of american society. he said america will become like a dictaress with the were indication of the government exercising powers that are inherent to totalitarian dict e dictatdictatkick i dictatorships. if we jump ahead about 140 years, we come across another remarkable speech. this one was by the former supreme commander of all allied forces in world war ii. man who knows, who understood military establishments. this is president dwight eisenhower. this is in 1961, where eisenhower is getting ready to leave the presidency, john kennedy is coming in, and eisenhower is giving his farewell address, his message to the american people. and he says something has changed in this country. the federal government has changed. it has become what

performance versus benchmark peers beyond that any deletions and that would complete me commissioner limnless questions. >> questions. >> no questions. >> all right. thank you let's take public comment on items 8 and 9. >> the money managers have very complicated and very, very simple have to listen and read thing and commissioner meiberger right now he has i think 14 months ago and hedge funds 14 months ago he had hedge funds top manager that out performed with the index he guess what 14 months to go and - anyway right now the hedge funds private hedge funds are off dividi21 pe so - to because of endow times their supported to be and hedge funds salesmen are saying we'll give you protection as anyway it should keep things simple and listen to commissioner meiberger and what is the profit that can urban design the best investment in the entire world and commissioner meiberger agrees with me anyway make the investments simple as indexing i don't care what the xoichlts but you pay less than a quarter per and the hedge funds manager (inaudible) to get a 5 percent (inaudible). >> i like to s

and all americans believe you have transparency lim -- 20 comes to washington bureaucracy. we will be moving the bill to deal with that. the challenge that we refine security around the world. this is not the time to be releasing those terrorists at gitmo and bringing them to america. we will have a bill that prohibits that as well. governor mike pence travels this country talking about the future, the house will be leading a better way agenda and look forward to after the selection having a team in the white house that will sign the bill's to protect us from attacks increased -- a tax increase, greater transparency, perform the v.a. system, and give us all the security we need. it was great having our friend join us at the republican conference today. governor, we appreciate you being there. you can tell the enthusiasm in the room, many of him mike served with. it was the same kind of enthusiasm i've seen as i've gone around the country traveling, campaigning for house republicans. you can sense in those states whether it is a swing state or not that there is incredible mo

they are not radical islamists, members of lim society, they pay their taxes, they vote, they believeway of life and the american dream and those people the greatness of all the religions and our ountry embraces all the religions. with the islamists, that doesn't matter to them. is only thing that matters their way of life, their belief nd the ability to tear down anything and everything that we stand for. so if you -- -- okay.why caller: punish the families, they will be less likely to their hildren and children's children to have this type of belief. islamic en that the faith is only able to exist by ignorance of its members. hey can't read, so the koran all of a sudden becomes whatever the person telling them and teaching them believes it to be. if you want to take a liberal and teach why not go the planet to read? here is the first step in stopping terrorism. the second step is showing that country banded together in the beautiful union for liberty justice for all that we are, is not to allow mentality inside of our borders. host: all right. winchester, , virginia this morning. co

commissioner sass as chairman, commissioner ferringo as member and commissioner lim as members.nce, established to assist in developing and overseeing governance policies and practices of the health services board and its committees, including the board evaluation and the directors evaluation, executive director's evaluation, i asked the following numbers to sir. commissioner breslin as chair. commissioner involves the as number and myself as a member of that committee. i am ready to entertain a motion on this item >> i moved to approve >> moved and seconded. that we establish the committees on finance and budget and their membership as well as governance and its membership. is there any board comment? is there any public comment? seeing none, hearing none, public comment is closed. all those in favor say, aye opposed? it passes unanimously >>[gavel] >> item 13 discussion item update on the new city plan and kaiser permanente medicare retiree benefits educational session. >> at this point is that are coming, this is where i wish to make my comment. this board undertook to make,

fast food chains and other large chain stores from getting alcohol permits and i want to thank victor lim in addition to the alcohol policy working group on working on those issues. the youth leadership institute also formed tobacco reduce force from city college high schools and san francisco state many years goy that worked with my office. supervisor kims office and others to pass a major policy a few years gow ethat i call our tobacco sales reduction law which reduces the number of tobacco permits and cuts it in half eerfb 10 year period. i think many know that san francisco is so densely populated with stores that sell cigarettes but also alcohol. i think for alcohol there is one business selling alcohol per 200 residents. we are by far the most dense city with call permits in the whole state and i just give props to [inaudible] for organizing around health equity issues. limiting e cigarettes and preventing big tobacco hooking a new generation on nicotine products including vaporizing and e cigarettes. i want to thank you the youth leadership institute . to help lift our communities