lowry and ms. rogers, commonly known as the planning department. the planning department has actually has an assigned planner just to do adus, so the permitting process has been stream lined to a great extent. that's by way of advertising. if you're watching this and interested in adu, it is becoming less and less cumbersome all the time. >> great. >> supervisor kim: ok. well, thank you so much. we do have presentations from the planning department and dbi and fire as well. i wanted to bring in up ms. rogers city planning. >> i'm going to present first, followed by some of the other agencies that will address adus and then we'll handle the modular discussion after that. so many thanks to this committee for having us here today and for the -- to the civil grand jury for identifying adu and modular housing as topics for their report. housing is on the top of everyone's mind and adus and modular housing are two relative new ideas to san francisco, so we greatly appreciate your thoughts on how we as a city can improve. so again, i'll talk mainly about

lowry saw symbolism and evil everywhere here.t javier sicilia, one of cuernavaca's most celebrated residents, has reason to see evil too. on march 28, 2011, narcos kidnapped and murdered his son, juan francisco, and six other equally blameless, innocent victims. sicilia found himself moved to march to mexico city to demand an end to the increasingly futile so-called "war on drugs" that was mindlessly grinding up so many victims in the crossfire and in the margins. ♪ [ singing ] >> anthony: in "under the volcano" the evil that's coming is fascism, nazism. what is the heart of the infernal machine today? >> anthony: what does he want to say? what does he want people to hear? [ translator speaking in spanish ] >> anthony: can he think of one place on earth where the good guys are winning and where you are not ground under the wheels of the machine? >> anthony: have you written a poem since the death of your son? >> anthony: as i have come to know in my own life, drugs, even drug addiction, can be a survivable event. death is not. de

in the fifth, jed lowrie pops up, and kris davis strikes out. 3-0 yankees in the 6th. they bring in a closer, blake trainen. it backfires. 5-0, yankees. and then gthe sac fly. now 0. 8inning, a's get on the board. it's crush davis with a two-run homer. a's down 6-2. john carlos tantkar l giancarlo stanton with a mammoth blast. here's bob melvin. >> it's disappointing. when you reflect back and look where we started the year, kind of where we came from, you know, it ends up being a good year, but it doesn't feel good right now. >> understandably. sharks open the season tonight with high expectations, not realized against anaheim. eric carlson, his debut. sharks gave up a goal in the opening minute. check out this great move. this ties it at 1-1. second period. ducks on the power play. hurdle with the steal! and the incredible individual effort. see you later. 2-1, sharks. ducks tie it up moments later. oh, what a soft goal given up. sharks lose their opener 5-2. >> it's always a little frustrating, special especially first one of the year. >> i think the fans were excit

. >> the a's will have some big decisions to make, most notably jed lowrie who is a free >> "world news tonight" is next. >> for all of us here, appreciate y >>> tonight, inside the massacre. our team with a member of the s.w.a.t. team and a doctor, the first responders at the pittsburgh synagogue. what they saw inside. and the rabbi tonight who was inside and heard the gunman enter. what he said to his congregants sitting in those front rows, and describing how he ran out of time to save those in the back. the wife who screamed her husband had been shot, before authorities believe she was shot, too. tonight, the alleged gunman released from the hospital and wheeled into court. he could face the death penalty. and now, the president is set to visit pittsburgh, and what the people of that city, from all faiths, told me about their city, about this country. >>> also tonight, the boeing 737 that crashed into the ocean. all 189 onboard feared dead. authorities say the pilots

all four infielders were nominated for gold glove awards, matt chapman, matt olson, jed lowrie and marksiem. the winners will be announced next month. chappy has to be a lock. he has the golden gun to go with that golden glove. roger moore? >> classic. november 9th and 10th. >> our next possibilities. >> get that umbrella ready. >> i've got two weeks to prepare. i feel confident. >>> "abc7 news" continues now online, on twitter, facebook, and all your mobile devices. >> our next >>> all right. that is our report. as always, we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz, for all of us here, thank you for joining us. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, martin lawrence, from "widows", daniel kaluuya, this week in unnecessary censorship, and music from big boi. and now, and why not, here's jimmy kimmel [ cheers and applause ] zbli thank you >> jimmy: thank you for coming. very nice. thank you for joining us from our headquarters in los angeles,

all four infielders were nominated for gold glove awards, matt chapman, matt olson, jed lowrie and marksiemi casiem. the winners will be announced next month. chappy has to be a lock. he has the golden gun to go with that golden glove. abc 7 sports. remember that with roger moore? >> classic. november 9th and 10th. >> our next possibilities. >> get that umbrella ready. >> i've got two weeks to prepare. i feel confident. >>> "abc7 news" continues now online, on twitter, facebook, and all your mobile devices. >> our [female narrator] foods rich in folic acid like white bread and leafy greens can help prevent some birth defects before you even know you're pregnant. >>> all right. that is our report. as always, we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz, for all of us here, thank you for joining us. ♪ >>> tv's number one daily viral video show "right this minute." a bizarre scene as hundreds of turtles are herded into -- >> the interrogation room in a chinese jail. >> the investigation that's not going to go fast. >> it started like -- >> a comedian gives a gift to a stra

. >> liz: let's turn to rich lowry writing a new york post op-ed.ing about how when the democrats lose they want to burn down the house. the latest excuse is to blame the constitution, the electoral college, the u.s. senate, blame the supreme court. all are institutions now, in american life for democrats. the outlet media outlet vox says the senate is a grotesquely un representative body and ej dio n at the washington post saying the extension of kavanaugh to a high court is a " coo" he was confirmed by senators representing 44% of the population. wendy it's true that the senate is basically the constitution electoral college is it's supposed to give representation to small states, but rich lowry is pointing out that wisconsin has a miniscule number of house of representatives and california has 53. the way that democrats look at it is in balance and out of whack and not factual. go ahead. >> i think what they are trying to say and what's underneath all of this conversation is that the nomination of brett michael kavanaugh was a complete slap in th

kyle lowry beat the clock at the end of the second quarter to give the raptors a is—point lead.s debut, scored 2a points. the cavs now face the minnesota timberwolves, who are also looking for their first win after losing their last game to the san antonio spurs. australia will resume on 47—1 in their second innings on day four of the second test against pakistan, still needing 491 runs to win. earlier, babar azam fell one short of a maiden test century and sarfraz ahmed hit 81, as pakistan declared on 400—9 in their second innings in abu dhabi. that set the tourists an unlikely 538 for victory. whoever wins the match will clinch the series, after the first test was drawn. the formula one drivers‘ championship could be wrapped up this weekend if lewis hamilton can collect eight points more than sebastian vettel at the us grand prix. if that happens, it would be his fifth world title, bringing him level with the great juan manuel fangio. hamilton would sitjoint—second in the all—time list, behind only michael schumacher, who has seven. michael‘s stats are incredible, and i‘m stil

years starting in 2000 or 2001, says sayoc was a loner who lacked an understanding of reality.ron lowry / sayoc's former attorney: he suffered from certainly an identification issue as to who he was. he needed people to be impressed with him. he had issues of insecurity. what authorities don't yet know, whether they have recovered all of the suspicious devices, and are encouraging anyone with information to come forward.chris wray / fbi director: each device consisted of roughly six inches of pvc pipe, a small clock, a battery, some wiring and what is known as energetic material. though we're still analyzing the devices in our laboratory, these are not hoax devices.now sayoc is expected here in court in miami on monday at 2 p.m. he's facing five federal charges, among them, sending an illegal device and also making threats to a former president and others. if convicted he could face up to 48 years in prison. now this case will ultimately be prosecuted in new york. reportin in miami, florida, i'm camila bernal. thanks camilla. ( marty )back here at home... two of those devices were inter

valder rama masters in a row earlier this morning, finishing four shots clear of ireland's's shane lowrynd. you can find out more on that and the other sports stories on the website. that it from me for now. thinks very much. —— thanks very much. a delegation including former conservative secretary of state iain duncan smith and the former northern ireland first minister lord trimble has been meeting the eu's chief brexit negotiator michel barnier in brussels. former enviroment secretary 0wen paterson started by explaining what the group had been discussing. further to my letter i wrote to michel barnier back in september when we published our european paper on how we could help resolve the issues around all uk's borders but with particular reference to northern ireland. we believe using existing techniques, existing processes and all within existing eu law, we can continue to trade seamlessly across all borders without damaging the integrity of the european customs union and single market, which is fundamental for them. we had a long and constructive meeting with mr barnier and his staf

thanks goes out to commissioner konstin, and the director hui and director lowry who had a letter of appreciation for the reference in guiding the company through their permit process. and finally our employee recognition committee received 11 nominations for employee of the quarter, quarter two and three and selected mark langan as our winner for quarter two. mark was singled out for his impressive performance in terms of responding quickly and efficiently to often complex computer-based research requests. mark is particularly good with customer services and able to make tough calls with plants and with respect to the working collaborative with the entire m.i.s. team. so congratulations, mark, and thank you for all of your outstanding performance during quarter two. and our quarter three winner, bern net perez, a senior clo clk was nominated by four members of the housing staff. she's had persistence and professionalism as he during quarter three when the housing division was going through transitions with new staff and new leadership. and we -- with more than 30 years experience be

that we use at lowry because the clipper was a slippery she says so flower helped. you hold the clippers with one hand and cut it with the other. and what does she cut it with a razor blade she replies when. someone diocese has set up shelters in schools and cloisters where girls under threat can take refuge when the elders announce the coming season. and. that's why we have trained. in primary schools we have started the clubs to do clubs so that is the kind informal as. thirteen year old when a frieda is one of the threatened girls this is the second time she has run away from home she is hiding out in the one school because her family wants to have her cut. that. food for the first edition of this it in money. and she then. went and it's ok they didn't know but she then you tell me. the circumcision of boys and girls is celebrated in a big festival joined by the entire village often it's an occasion to marry off the girls their families receive money and livestock a brutal trade. in things to sell in the i feel pain then their injury. when a frieda is not safe ye

shanahan is research fellow at the lowry institute for international policy and he says the incident puts the turkish government in a difficult position. you know isn't this probably one of those issues that national leaders have to face today and rather not face you know accusations that saudi arabia who encouraged like to invest in the economy which is not doing particularly well at the same time prison is on the opposite side of the dispute with cattle so this is a very loaded issue for our present iran especially scott two issues yes a deal with one. a very. exhaustive investigation into exactly what a third so as far as it is possible to know the events surrounding the disappearance of the edge of our show me and then exactly what he does with that in order to advance to his interests. to hopefully shine a light on sally activities but not to do it in such a way that the relationship with their riyadh would be terminated as say had to change angus's made a public plea to the u.s. rising in the washington post she said at this time i implore president trampin first lady malani ar

, civil rights legend joe lowry. the asian-americans advancing justice atlanta, based in georgia. the georgia association of elected latino officials and the new georgia project and the pro-georgia state table inc. these are georgia organizations. this is not outside groups coming in. these are people representing really the 1.2 million georgians who have been scrubbed off the rolls over the course of brian kemp's term. >> yes. we need to look at also how cynical this georgia legislation is. right? when you say the exact match law, i don't think people always understand just how bad this is. all right? so exact match means your information has to match exactly what the state has on your, about you. right? if there's a discrepancy, that means you can't vote. if i'm listed as living at city field, a good place to live because you don't play baseball. the state listed at shea stadium. i can't vote. >> right. >> for newer americans, the naming conventions are particularly important. like newer americans have different na

years starting in 2000 or 2001, says sayoc was a loner who lacked an understanding of reality.ron lowryayoc's former attorney: he suffered from certainly an identification issue as to who he was. he needed people to be impressed with him. he had issues of insecurity.what authorities don't yet know, whether they have recovered all of the suspicious devices and are encouraging anyone with information to come forward.chris wray / fbi director: there may be other packages in transit now. so we need the help of everyone out there, every citizen, everyone in law enforcement, everyone we've got to help with this investigation in the days to come. (justine) that was camila bernal reporting. sayoc is being held at a detention facility in miami and is scheduled to make a court appearance on monday. (jrs) here in the bay area - there is a special team of bomb technicians who frequently handle hazardous conditions.(justine) kron four's terisa estacio teamed up with the alameda county bomb squad to learn the kinds of devices they see here in the bay area. this may look like an ordinary piece of lugg

according to the san joaquin coroner's office, 62-year-old nena lowry mason from dillon colorado, is latest skydiver to lose her life at the skydive lodi parachute center. bill dause, skydive lodi parachute center "she had a malfunction of her main parachute, waited a long time before she got rid of that, we call it a cut away, and activated her reserve parachute."monday morning, the center's owner, bill dause told reporters what happened sunday afternoon. bill dause, skydive lodi parachute center "after she cut away, she rolled over to get stable, and then activated her reserve parachute. by this time it was too low for it to open."dause says mason was well known at his drop zone. bill dause, skydive lodi parachute center "she was jumping with her husband, he was on the same dive. they normally come out here quite frequently, they have a lot of friends. they originally used to live in this area."mason marks the 6th skydiver death at the lodi parachute center since the beginning of 2016... and at least the 19th fatality since the center opened in the early 1980s. the lodi center is n

discussions with free agents such as jed lowrie and jonathan lucroy.. possible extension for khris davis... and a new deal for the skipper. here's beane...with a vote of confidence for his manager. <>"bob's one of the best in the game and he's perfect for us and i speak for david as well in that point. and the idea is that he's here for a long time and the rest of his career.""you know as impressive as some of these younger players were, we feel like they can even get better. so i'm excited about where we are going from here. i expect us to have results again next year. obviously we are gonna have to add some pieces and make some decisions on some free agents and so forth, but i'm really excited about where this team's going and i know the group is as well." now to some playoff baseball from the day-- the team that eliminated the a's... yankees in boston facing the sox. --jd martinez came out swinging... bottom 1st--sends out a laser...right to the monster... and the 3-run jack gives boston an early lead. --yanks got within a run late... but down the st

discussions with free agents such as jed lowrie and jonathan lucroy.. possible extension for khris davis... and a new deal for the skipper. melvin...can't wait to see this club take another step. <>"you know as impressive as some of these younger players were, we feel like they can even get better. so i'm excited about where we are going from here. i expect us to have results again next year. obviously we are gonna have to add some pieces and make some decisions on some free agents and so forth, but i'm really excited about where this team's going and i know the group is as well." --also tonight, braves-dodgers in l-a. clayton kershaw got the start. --more on him in a bit, but first, early contribution from manny machado... puts a charge into one out to left... dodgers up 2-nothin. --that lead held all night, because kershaw was dealing.. vintage kersh... didn't surrender a run through 8- innings of work.. just two hits. --dodgers take a 2-games to none lead. (pam) (pam) a class action lawsuit has been filed against the popular sparkling water, la croix

finalist for catchers, brandon popper for shortstop, matt olson for first baseman , a second baseman jed lowrieong with matt chapman, also shortstop marcus simeon, the winners announced early next month. >>> good luck to all those baseball players. hosting the golden state warriors on their way to new york, the warriors be a wizards at the oracle last night and it was led by steph curry all the way. >> he dropped 51 and three quarters last night, 11, 3 pointers, nba's all-time three- pointer list. 800 more to go. the warriors beat the wizards 144-122 in the kickoff tomorrow at madison square garden. >>> the red sox defeated the dodgers 4-to giving the red sox a 2-0 lead but los angeles isn't giving up on this team, one restaurant has changed its name to los angeles market, this isn't the first time they change their name to become a market city pride, boston market locations in philadelphia change to philly market during the super bowl to show support for their team the eagles. >>> mexico emergency workers struggle to reach beach town, damage roadways and without power thanks to hurricane wilma

discussions with free agents such as jed lowrie and jonathan lucroy.. possible extension for khris davis... and a new deal for the skipper. <>"bob's one of the best in the game and he's perfect for us and i speak for david as well in that point. and the idea is that he's here for a long time and the rest of his career.""you know as impressive as some of these younger players were, we feel like they can even get better. so i'm excited about where we are going from here. i expect us to have results again next year. obviously we are gonna have to add some pieces and make some decisions on some free agents and so forth, but i'm really excited about where this team's going and i know the group is as well." now to today's postseason action-- astros hosting cleveland in game 1 of the alds. --justin verlander on the hill... and he was throwing hot fire... had a no hitter going until the 6th.. with 7-punchouts... --and houston's offense was cranking... four solo home runs.. including back-to-back jacks from george springer and jose altuve in the 5th. --the defen

and michael lowry talks about the history of germany's u- boats. >>> in 1918 a german u-boat attacked and sank the ss barak, the diamond shoals lightship off the coast of north carolina. to mark the hundredth anniversary of the attack, dave summers give a presentation about the shipwreck at the graveyard of the atlantic museum in hatteras north carolina. this is about one hour. >>> our first speaker is captain dave summers, dave is -- since before he could walk. he has seen more of the wrecks than you can imagine, he will talk about that and give us a tour of the underwater, he experienced a computer crash so we should be

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charles: rich lowry wrote a piece, kavanaugh denied excessive drinking canard.air to make it about that? >> no. this was mishandled from the entire beginning. on both sides of the aisle. i think we are in a crisis moment where we do have the american people so completely divide on something because of the pure partisan politics in all of this. both side are to blame. i don't think we should be talking about somebody who went to keg parties in high school. but what we need to be looking at here are the allegations that were brought forward. that's what a week-long investigation will do. i don't know what this comes out as. i don't know who are telling the truth. at the end of the day there are no winners here. both of their lives are worse off for this happening. but i think it's important to show compromise. my biggest issue with all of this is on "60 minutes" last night, senator flake said something that deeply disturbed me. if he were up for reelection and he weren't retiring, he wouldn't have felt comfortable being able to switch his vote. that shows the sad

rich lowry spoke about it in an editorial and he said the story in contemporary terms goes off the rails't believe all women. he didn't take an accusation at face value. he defended an alleged rapist vigorously and unremittingly, making use of every thing provided to him. he date despite considerable social pressure to simply believe the accuser, who we all know is a young woman, poor white women, who claimed he had abused her. >> i've asked this question repeatedly on my show, is there a time you can think of an american history when people accused of sexual abuse, assault, rape, might have benefited, just benefited from a presumption of innocence and all the norms of the justice system that we inherited from rome. can you think of any? to any come to mind? was the naacp founded in response to this? i think it was. how quickly we forget. this moment will be gone. people running things will be gone. our grandchildren will be here, one hopes, living in a country where people are not punished until they have been proved to have committed a crime. that is the whole reason it is worth living

a georgia-based african-american, georgia-based latino organizations, created by the reverend joe lowry. he has responded to this lawsuit by calling them outside agitators. that's a phrase familiar to anyone who's studied the civil rights movement. that's the way he's playing this. please explain to us, as someone who's been in the southern republican party, why is it that they feel comfortable being this open about running an old-fashioned southern strategy to say to black and brown and asian-american people you may not vote? >> well, joy, this is a two point race basically according to all the surveys, which in the state of georgia, one of the reddest of red states in a lot of ways is terrifying to guys like brian. and so they're going to pull out every trope in the old catalog. and they feel a lot more free to do that in the era of trump to sort of signal -- blow that dog whistle in the era of trump. and they're terrified because it's a two point race. he should be a generic republican should probably be up seven to ten points now without breaking a sweat. and they're fighting it, st

and michael lowry talks about the history of germany's u- boats. >>> in 1918 a german u-boat attacked and sank the ss barak, the diamond shoals lightship off the coast of north carolina. to mark the hundredth anniversary of the attack, dave summers give a presentation about the shipwreck at the graveyard of the atlantic museum in hatteras north carolina. this is about one hour. >>> our first speaker is captain dave summers, dave is -- since before he could walk. he has seen more of the wrecks than you can imagine, he will talk about that and give us a tour of the underwater, he experienced a computer crash so we should be wearing black. a good deal of material was lost but i will turn it over to dave. all yours. >> can you hear me in the back? i will try to speak clearly, i will talk about two shipwrecks, very briefly two different ones and you will find out why in a short while. as soon as i get my -- first a little bit about me. i know joe give you a brief idea of who i am. i am not a historian. i am not a very good writer and my high school teachers would tell you that is real but

been looking at the reaction to both of these incidents, paul, i will turn to you first here, wesley lowryfor the "washington post" was tweeting about how no journalist should be calling this to end. this is an exercise of first amendment rights to do this. i will read one of the tweets he fired off, you should not yell at elected officials in public is an anti-free speech stance, full stop. your reaction to this. we're seeing more of it. we saw it in some capacity or version on capitol hill during the fight over brett kavanaugh's nomination. what do you make of what's happening here? members of congress, members of the administration being approached in public, constituents, maybe folks who aren't their constituents making their grievances known in this way. >> this is the american play. it's not pretty, it's not polite, it's inn civil but it's a way of protesting when you feel like the future of your country is at risk. both sides feel that way. where you draw the line is at violence. for that group that was attacking leader pelosi included some white supremacist elements, those kinds th

"outfront" now, wesley lowry, pulitzer prize winning reporter for the "washington post," david gergen, former adviser for four presidents, democrats and republicans, and andre bauer, former governor of south carolina. wes, you've covered race relations in this country extensively. what's your reaction to this -- president trump, you know, doubling down, tripling down, calling himself a nationalist. >> well, first of all, it was really interesting watching this whole riff where he's talking about globalists versus nationalists and in many ways, it's language that echoed steve bannon, and for anyone who's read breitbart.com, that's the exact type of framing and language that's often used, very often anti-semitic undertones to it, racist undertones. so you have two things. the president was giving voice and word and a term to his policies and how he's run his campaign. he started his campaign disparaging mexican immigrants as possibly rapists, refooused to condemn white nationalists and white supremacists. he resurfaced the term america first as a campaign slogan. so he was, in some ways

discussions with free agents such as jed lowrie and jonathan lucroy..e extension for khris davis... and a new deal for the skipper. here's beane...with a vote of confidence for his manager. <>"bob's one of the best in the game and he's perfect for us and i speak for david as well in that point. and the idea is that he's here for a long time and the rest of his career.""you know as impressive as some of these younger players were, we feel like they can even get better. so i'm excited about where we are going from here. i expect us to have results again next year. obviously we are gonna have to add some pieces and make some decisions on some free agents and so forth, but i'm really excited about where this team's going and i know the group is as well." now to today's postseason action-- astros hosting cleveland in game 1 of the alds. --justin verlander on the hill... and he was throwing hot fire... had a no hitter going until the 6th.. with 7-punchouts... --and houston's offense was cranking... four solo home runs.. including back-to-back jacks from georg

similar to the lowry work which is obviously a bit more famous.is saying he wants to end austerity and also give more money to the nhs and various other things but of course, the big question is, how will he pay for it? with all of these things it could be a mix of paying more,, maybe a few different taxes. the government have borrowed more money. 0h. government have borrowed more money. oh. well, i have been out and asking people what they think. just in terms of what the public think, we talk about what the experts say we should do so i went out and about to ask people what we should do it quickly to see a bit of that later on. i want to use your boards as well. terabit bad, i'm sorry. terabit batted. —— they are a bit battered. so it's budget day — the last one before brexit — and all eyes are on the chancellor. there's plenty of speculation about what might be announced, but while we wait for phillip hammond to deliver his speech, let's speak to labour's shadow treasury minister, jonathan reynolds, whojoins us now from westminster. we have hea

they will have big decisions jed lowrie, jennifer mckay, matt joyce at other key players are free agentsly all the fans we talked with say it was a great one and i can hardly wait until next year. invitation to watch the game at the coliseum treehouse for games, prizes, food and a game of the jumbotron along tvs all around the facility. families gathered to watch the teams first postseason game since 2014 human though they did not have much to cheer about. outside of the moments we are sharing with you now. they say they are feeling good about next year. stock we will tear them on. let's go oakland. >> want to make sure they stay together. next year we could go out of there again. >> the a's were not expected to be in the playoffs. they finished last in the division and the in the past week season. denny stark 2018 with the lowest table in the major league. >>> happening now, in oklahoma city, and oil take is on fire inside of a power plant. these are live pictures. this started about two hours ago it is burning in a 7000 gallon oklahoma gas and oil take. you see how ferocious it is. her

discussions with free agents such as jed lowrie and jonathan lucroy.. possible extension for khris davis... and a new deal for the skipper. melvin...can't wait to see this club take another step. "you know as impressive as some of these younger players were, we feel like they can even get better. so i'm excited about where we are going from here. i expect us to have results again next year. obviously we are gonna have to add some pieces and make some decisions on some free agents and so forth, but i'm really excited about where this team's going and i know the group is as well." live look outside... golden gate bridge.. (áábreakáá) ( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)temperatures will remain near normal today before an offshore flow brings a warming and drying trend sunday and monday. locally strong and gusty northerly winds will develop over the weekend mainly in the north and east bay hills from saturday evening through monday morning. a cooling trend then starts tuesday as onshore flow redev

i'm thinking about my friends peggary and lowry maize of san antonio, texas. thanks to their generosity, san antonio's premier cancer center which is only one of four in texas with the national cancer center's elite designation is entering into an entirely new era. their donation, their generosity will provide an endowment to direct the support of the cancer center and also fund recruitment and retention initiatives for generations to come. this is just another way where generous people with big hearts are making a difference. it's it's not just government, it's people working together to get things done. what all of this shows is when a series -- serious sustained effort is applied and money is invested, that there's a lot of progress that we can make in dealing with things that were not considered treatable years earlier. there's always more to be learned. this calls to mind something the great thomas edison, the inventor of the lie bull -- light bulb said. he said when you have exhausted all possibilities, remember this. you haven't. we haven't exhausted al