i live across from one out by the dolgers, according to the mary brown study, were building in 1927, and it's going to be basically obliterated in a remodel, and this came up to me because i saw in the mary brown it was used to make an art deco home that's just a few doors up from that, an a-rated home, so going back to the balfronts, that was the most common home design of their era. i've seen several in this area be totally remodelled and obliterated, and they're all really interesting buildings. i think they're unique to san francisco -- oh, there it is. so you can see that one. that's 578 elizabeth, the top picture, and that's what it's replaced now. i think that's sad because if you look at the detail, it's from architectural detail, it's from 35, which is a little out of the area that mary brown said it was built in. but that's the replacement, and out of value judgment, i think that's unfortunate. there's another one up in the 700 block of elizabeth, as well. the one this is on, it's really nice. it's on a lot 27 feet wide, which gives a little more opportunity to show the det

i kind of learned this thanks to the mary brown study. they are built in a specific period of time and they have very efficient layouts and very attractive homes. i think mary brown said they should be studied further because there was a meeting at the h.p.c. before the holiday about the cultural resource survey. the staff did a good outline, and i look forward to further discussion and i hope these homes get highlighted. slide three if you can see it. that is one of those mediterranean homes and the large picture as it was. you can see it is quite attractive. the other two pictures show, lower right shows during the work and then now it shows as it is. it is a big old single family home. it should be demolition. it has a pocket listing for $6.6 million. it was originally $2.2 million in 2015. slide four is on the street. that is not on the market yet. from the records, the submission was revived during construction. i think both of these illustrate why the homes should be adjusted per section 317b2d. slide 5 is across the street from me.

where mary-kate brown lost her life her family reached out and said we wanted t make sure that everyone understood their mom was not just number. sheas a person that had a full life. and gave back to her community. we on the 19th, ayou know as evy month, we do lower the flags half-staff, to memorialize those we lost. and we'll continue to do that until this is over. then i think you are right. i want to make suree reflect on tho who we lost. and then focus again on those w saved. with some of the msures we've taken. but i don't want t forget about those who were impacted greatly. >>an't the same be said about every life, governor? for every death? >> well, i think this instance th the pandemic, a worldwide pandemic, when you have a quarter million lives lost. over a quart million, across the country, i think this again, every life is important but this is a pandemic where once in a haven'century, we have been in e of emergency since march. and hopefully we seeight at the end of the tunnel, at the same time, you think this sizes upo a certain level. withvery crises that we face. i'm not

browning. >> here. >> at large, alan. >> here. >> at this time, i would like to introduce the honorable bridget mary mccormick, chief justice of then supreme court, for the purpose of administering the ,ath of office to the electors for the electors of president and vice president of the united states. justice mccormick? [applause] >> thank you, lieutenant governor gilchrest. electors were present in vice president of the united states will rise. now you can hear me, right? thank you, lieutenant governor gilchrest and representative tate. the electors have all stood up. that is where you're supposed to be. please raise your right hand and repeat after me. that i willy swear support the constitution of the united states. >>[repeating] >> and the state of michigan. and that i will faithfully discharge the duties of the office of elector of president and vice president of the united states. >>[repeating] according to the best of my ability. >> [repeating] >> you may be seated and please take this opportunity to sign the written oath of office on your desk. >> thank you, justice mccormick. i know asked the sergeant at arms, please col

brown. is you prevails. semi-62. cal is 2-2 and 0-1 in conference. >>> st. mary gals looking pretty good.the player. he is the story. working the baseline with a nice reverse. he had 20 points. they lost their first game of the year. they are rolling out 4-1 as they take care of this game by 12. we finished tonight, back by popular demand ergo as we get close to bedtime, minute sonata. i think we can use a call me force tonight at this hour. check this out. ♪ ♪ ♪ @his name is philip springer. he is 94 years old. he composed, years ago, the holiday classic santa baby. he still writes dozens of songs a year. of course, he is performing the great beethoven's moonlight sonata to put us to bed. >> that is beautiful . >> it really is. >> what a great way to end. >> c later everyone. >>> good night everybody. where are my mom and dad? [ as ring announcer ] and in this corner, finishing first in her class, delivering the commencement address, weighing in at -- what do you weigh, honey? dad! a healthy amount for a girl her age. [ normal voice ] are you getting all this, buddy? pure gold. [ as ring

brown. touched down. the cowboys continue to suffer. they are now 3-9. >>> we have some college basketball, st. mary's is rolling these days.in a row. dan with a beautiful block near the end of the half. the gills are up 9. 2nd have, st. mary's puts it into cruise control. the turnover, the ball is going the other way, tommy will score, a career-high 24 points for the gills. they lost the opener but since then they have 5 straight victories. >>> why would we show you the upset of the night? kansas state in manhattan, tigers without their head coach and assistant coach after they tested positive. ford hayes state, a school of 16,000 students becomes the first non-division i program to beat a major conference team on the road since 2000. 20 years. congratulations to them. can you believe it? 40 years ago tonight, john lennon was gunned down on a street outside of his apartment in new york city. many of us heard it from the great howard. this day in sports history courtesy of joe. >> from municipal stadium in cleveland, ohio. >> reporter: it debuted in september 1970 and monday night football became more than just another game

brown throws his second big three down the stretch. cal beats seattle for their fourth straight win. >>> st. mary's had no answer inside for san diego state big man, nathan man saw. he had 18 points and 13 boards. the gail scored a season-low 49 points. >>> finally to the blue turf in boise, for the famous idaho potato bowl. quarterback, carson strong, tied a career-high, with five touchdown passes. nevada beat the green wave. 38-27, and when you beat the potato bowl, the coach gets a bucket of fries dumped on him, before the gatorade bath. >>> the warriors will be back in action on christmas day, against the milwaukee bucks. >>> tonight, some kids are putting a new twist on a prank. and their neighbors are delighted. >>> a group of northern california children are sneaking around the neighbor's porch is, but they are not causing any mischief. these kids have been spotted wearing disguises on several doorbell camera's. they ring the bell, then ran away, leaving behind homemade cookies. the porch pirates pandemic is well-known to kids who call themselves cooking inches. so they have decided to take

brown throws his second big three down the stretch. cal beats seattle for their fourth straight win. >>> st. mary's had no answer inside for san diego state big man, nathan man saw. he had 18 points and 13 boards. the gail scored a season-low 49 points. >>> finally to the blue turf in boise, for the famous idaho potato bowl. quarterback, carson strong, tied a career-high, with five touchdown passes. nevada beat the green wave. 38-27, and when you beat the potato bowl, the coach gets a bucket of fries dumped on him, before the gatorade bath. >>> the warriors will be back in action on christmas day, against the milwaukee bucks. >>> tonight, some kids are putting a new twist on a prank. and their neighbors are delighted. ♪ ♪ digital transformation has failed to take off. because it hasn't removed the endless mundane work we all hate. ♪ ♪ automation can solve that by taking on repetitive tasks for us. unleash your potential. uipath. reboot work. we're going to find the perfect tree. we're going to nana's. wherever you go this holiday, chevy can help you get there. which is why we're making our chevy...

brown to travis dye. 28-14. usc down by seven. rolls right. and jamal hill, what an interception that was. final play of the game. usc needs a hail mary but the pressure is all over slovis. oregon wins 31-24 ending usc's perfect season. this abc 7 >>> all right. that will do it for the week. we made it. thanks for joining us. >> you sound exhausted there. get exhilarated, the weekend is >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- john mulaney, rita wilson, and music from devon gilfillian. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everyone, thanks. oh, it's -- it's too much already. i'm jimmy, i'm host of the show. thank you for watching the show on giving tuesday, #givingtuesday. can you believe we used to be terrible without hashtags? [ laughter ] it seems weird to have giving tuesday after everyone spent all their money on black friday and cyber monday and give me some of that saturday. [ laughter ] but that's how we do it. america first. this was nice. in honor of giving tuesday, jeff bezos, founder of amazon, the world's richest man, gave his employees an extra 90 seconds to use the bathroom t

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. >> brown: the toledo ballet claims an 80 year continuous history with the nutcracker, started by founder marieis year at age 99. mayer-lang herself grew up in toledo and studied ballet here. she spent 22 years in new york working freelance and on broadway before returning home to take over as artistic director. the hope this year: to put on a live performance for a small, distanced audience. but even when we talked recently, she knew the odds wer. growing slim >> i definitely don't want to do anything that is going to endanger anybody. so if we can at least keep thetc cker going, that's great. if not, of course the organization. we're doing our hardest to work through this and like everybody, to be innovative in figuring out how to keep music, dance and the arts alive. >> brownin the end, the live show was cancelled, but the virtual show wt on, including s ung steven ariss iii. i asked him and ther, steven ariss junior, if they were disappointed not to he a live audience. >> no. >> brown: no? >> i'm not disappointed. the only reason i'd be disappointed is that i would not be able to put on the

brown drills the second big three down the stretch. cal beats seattle for their 4th straight win. randy bennett has their eight game winning streak snapped. saint mary had 18 points and 13 boards. the aztecs win by 25. the gales score a season low of 49 points. >>> to the blue turf for the potato bowl. nevada and tula, ne. carson strong tied a career high with five touchdown passes. nevada beat the green wave 38- 27 and when you win the potato bowl they get the bucket of fries. and just a reminder the warriors will play next on christmas day against the milwaukee bucks. >>> ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area how much cash barry transit could be getting if the president ends up signing that coronavirus relief bill. >>> what does a plane can fly itself and a coronavirus vaccine have in common? i hey! it's me! your dry skin! i'm craving something we're missing. the ceramides in cerave. they help restore my natural barrier, so i can lock in moisture. we've got to have each other's backs... cerave. now the #1 dermatologist recommended skincare brand. to all the businesses make it through 2020... thank you for going the extra mile... and for th

brown. look out below. asu does prevail. 70-62. kettle falls to 2-2 and 0-1 in conference. >>> through the tunnel and around the bend, the st. mary's the texas southern. the spotlight tonight was off of the bench with a beautiful reverse on the baseline he had a team-high 20 points. there are now 4-1 as they take care of business as a 12 point winners. on this day in sports history, san francisco 49ers, back in 1989, while on their way to another super bowl. here is joe fonzi to fill in the blanks in ♪ >> reporter: the 49ers were on their way to a super bowl championship on this day in 1989. though is had a battle on their hands when they met the atlanta falcons and the game on this day was no exception. deviance touchdown pass was the big play in a game san francisco came back to win, 23- 10. was on this day in 1950 that the cleveland browns weaken the last nfl team to win a game without attempting a pass. a 13-7 win over the eagles. the browns were a dynasty that won seven titles in 10 years spanning two different league. that is this day in sports, december 3rd. i am joe fonzi. >>> as we get close to bedtime all over the place,

zone, anthony brown to wide open travis dye, fourth slovis rolling right and jamal hill, look at this interception, what a play, slovis threw three picks, two by hill. usc needs a hail maryressured and the intentional grounding is going to end it. oregon wins 31-24, end usc's perfect season. that's your look at sports. let's send it back to you. >>> let's get a check of the forecast now with lisa argen, so pretty out there this morning, lisa. >> it really is, liz. we had a band of high clouds move through, but overall looking at some beautiful pictures as we look at live doppler 7 right now. there you can see that band of high clouds, and overall making for a pretty start to the day. here's a look at mt. tam where you can see a little bit of that, temperatures in the 40s in san francisco, 43 in oakland. it is 35 in mountain view with temperatures in just the mid-30s. how about that, 34 half moon bay. here's our exploratorium camera, beautiful view here, 30 degrees in santa rosa, fog as well, 37 by the delta, that's where we have our dense fog advisory, 32 novato, 34 napa and 35 for our friends in the livermore valley, there's the fog from the delta, up in the north bay,

anthony brown to wide open dafs dye, fourth kwaers, say lovis rolling right and jamal hill, look at this interception, what a play, slovis threw three picks, two by hill. usc needs a hail marys going to end it. oregon wins 31-24, end usc's perfect season. that's your look at sports. let's send it back to you. >>> let's get a check of the weather with lisa argen, you're saying we might see more rain before the end of the year? >> yeah, just in time for winter, which arrives on monday. so this is the last weekend of autumn where we have been in this cool regime where we have the swings of milder afternoons, the very frosty mornings and once again that's how we're starting out with just a little bit of high cloud cover here, the cirrus clouds, live doppler 7 showing you the cirrus clouds moving through but we're also looking at lower clouds providing for some fog in parts of the bay area. looking at 40 in san jose, good morning to you, 37 in sunnyvale, mountain view at 36 and we're in the upper 30s, 35 in napa, fog by the delta, dense fog advisory until 11:00 and also fog up towards santa rosa this morning with visibility down to a quarter of a mile. so be careful, we are look