u rub it in with javale mcgee, finding lebron james. going backdoor.s on the night, 23 points, 12 assists and only played 26 minutes. f0 hope for the future. fearless. fearle goes right at lebron james and scores right there. had 15. mcgee here, blocked inside. stays with it. no presence at the rim for the warriors. get this, 18 points, 17 rebounds. f0 warriors lost five in a row. everyone having a laugh at the warriors expense these days. it is that time where we could check this out. rockets have austin rivers, the son of clippers coach doc rivers. not a father and son moment to remember. check this out. check this out. . >> look at austin rivers. no. >> that is the best. he is on the other team. there it is. >> man. >> yeah. >> and the son getting a big kick out of the fact that dad got ejected, waving goodbye. it was funny, after the game austin rivers said thanksgiving dinner is going to be a little bit weird. family affair. >> see you later. >> good night. i even found your old sippy cup for when the little one comes along. -aww. -thanks, mr. d.

welcome melissa mcgee. >> good morning. i am melissa mcgee, program manager with the offers of community partnerships at the department of disability and aging services. i am here today to enter into contract with resource development sociates or rda for the provision of consulting services to conduct a city-wide case management system assessment for older adults and adults with disabilities. the 2018 dignity funds community needs assessment highlighted the importance of case management in the community. it clearly noticed service providers identified a need for increased capacity and consumers provided difficulties of the navigation. they will conduct an analysis of the city-wide case management system to identify unnet needs and gaps in services and assess streamlining. they will work closely with dos and community-based partners to provide the department with a comprehensive systems assessment report. this will be accomplished through a broad range of data collection and analysis activities. the outcome will be a systems

from the international council of shopping centers, president and ceo tom mcgee.l outlook here for the consumer spending trend? tom: it is a busy time for me and for many people out shopping. we are very bullish on the holiday season. our anticipated growth is 4.9% year-over-year. strong economy, strong job market, good consumer sentiment. that all speaks to a strong retail environment. we are looking at this holiday season to be a very strong one. romaine: in terms of the actual sales growth, that appears to be strong. in terms of profitability, how is that shaping up? obviously a lot of discounts to get peoples's attention and get them in the store. how are retailers balancing that out? tom: time will tell. i think it will depend retailer by retailer. one thing retailers are trying to do is really converge their online and digital presence. i think that leads to improved profit margins, to the extent that when somebody buys something online, it can attract a consumer to come into the store to get up to reduce the shipping cost. but it also improves the ability t

welcome melissa mcgee. >> good morning. i am melissa mcgee, program manager with the offers of community partnerships at the department of disability and aging services. i am here today to enter into contract with resource development sociates or rda for the provision of consulting services to conduct a city-wide case management system assessment for older adults and adults with disabilities. the 2018 dignity funds community needs assessment highlighted the importance of case management in the community. it clearly noticed service providers identified a need for increased capacity and consumers provided difficulties of the navigation. they will conduct an analysis of the city-wide case

welcome melissa mcgee. >> good morning. i am melissa mcgee, program manager with the offers of community partnerships at the department of disability and aging services. i am here today to enter into contract with resource development sociates or rda for the provision of consulting services to conduct a city-wide case management system assessment for older adults and adults with disabilities. 20

lebron to the former warrior mcgee. thanks for coming, good night. drive home safely. just one more. look at that. oh, my god! lebron, 23 points, the lakers won 120-94. golden state has lost five straight, the longest losing streak since february of 2013. that defense! >>> degrom are the cy young awards. the famous photo, 7'7" manute bol standing next to 5'3" boggs. that was reenacted. >>> a linesman does a cart wheel in the middle of the play. i don't know if that distracted the defense. >> look at this. orlando won the basketball game 112-97. how about the grizzly and hornets tied, final second. john more ran ties in, scores the game with less than a second left. grizzlies, 119-117. l.a. coach doc rivers got t'ed up for talking to the ref. his son who plays for houston told the officials to throw him out of the game. after the game, austin tweeted, i know that thanksgiving will be weird. >> i know who will be doing the dishes in that household. >>> and the first bay area death linked to vaping. coming at cracker barrel, we're cooking up warm feelings of home this sea

former warrior davell mcgee. 18 points. 17 rebounds for the lakers . deangelo russel led the warriors with 21 points. tomorrow night they'll be hosting the boston celtics. >>> week 11 of the nfl season begins tonight. there's a chance for snow as the pittsburgh steelers head to cleveland to play have struggle season but we main in the playoff chase. raiders fans will be keeping an eye on today's game. pregame coverage of the game begins at 4:30. kickoff at 5:00 and after the game it's a special thursday night edition of sports wrap. we'll have news over on ktvu plus. >> all right. >>> time is 4:18. sal's right there. he's watching our commute. how's it look so far, sal? >> it looks good. i don't see anything to be concerned be about. i look up and i see fog or something. but really there is not much to talk about. that's good. we like it nice and quiet to start off the morning. here we are on thursday. san jose, gilroy commute looks pretty good and there have been no major issues coming in from holster, 152, 156 everything i look at looks pretty good.

and remember mcgee, the former warrior, he also is tall and can throw it down.r a grueling overtime loss to the seahawks a quick kittle is the offense top offensive weapon and struggled in the offense monday night with a lot of pressure on those receivers to step up. >> whenever there's jobs it takes a guy throwing the ball and catching the guy. obviously i can throw it better to make it easier on those guys. and those guys work their [ bleep ] off. they really do. and when your number gets called you've got to take advantage of the opportunities because in this league you don't get many of them. >> this abc 7 sports report sponsored by river rock beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond.

this is like the nixon tapes all over again. >> heather mcgee, i turn to you. nick ackerman has handled a lot of the law. i turn to you, as we often do, as a broader voice, your view of what it means for the democrats to be unveiling some of their argument as they go into these hearings tomorrow and big picture, as i mentioned, folks living lives, busy, what does it mean to have impeachment hearings start tomorrow? >> tomorrow, history will be made. it is a very big day. i want to make sure we're judging it not just with the television optics. i think we made that mistake with the mueller testimony but rather making the very plain case, as i think the democrats have actually done a very good job of so far, of doing exactly what mr. ackerman just said, laying out the fact that donald trump pressured a foreign government to do something that would be in his personal and political interest and used the office of the presidency, the office of the purse of the congress and in many ways our foreign policy and national security to do so. that's got to connect back to

and remember mcgee, the former warrior, he also is tall and can throw it down.s are 2 and 10 this year. after a grueling overtime loss to the seahawks a quick kittle is the offense top offensive weapon and struggled in the offense monday night with a lot of pressure on those receivers to step up. >> whenever there's jobs it takes a guy throwing the ball and catching the guy. obviously i can throw it better to make it easier on those guys. and those guys work their [ bleep ] off. they really do. and when your number gets called you've got to take advantage of the opportunities because in this league you don't get many of them. >> this abc 7 sports report sponsored by river rock you don't let a cold ruin your day. you take dayquil severe liquicaps and crush it. dayquil severe. the daytime, coughing, aching, stuffy-head, fever, sore throat, power through your day, medicine.

mcgee and hear this. this this and that is active the guys i'd like to keep doing this is much as possible it has priority over school i mean this really. you know if in this lifetime we're running out of time if it's nighttime to me we need to see a reduction in emissions by 2020. i mean we're. not september 20th and berlin. global strike today. is in a hurry. i say. because i have to go back on stage and prepare what i'm going to say a minute most of us have and i think this is. the student movement also has crossed generational support. and said you know we've been complaining for years that young people are a political but now they're driving change we need their courage and ambitions and mood and the i'm beats you and i did you don't like 'd it and so you know. wrote. 23 year old student louise annoyed about the best known activist in the german fridays for future movement as one of the co organizers of the demonstration in berlin. yes we're here and we're loud because you're stealing our future. yes

james mcgee said he heard about the commotion, but could not believe it was in his neighborhood. >> kind of shocked, you know? usually pretty quiet here. nice neighborhood. >> reporter: one thing that stands out, warning signs that say the area is under video surveillance. surveillance that police are likely relying on to solve this tragic shooting. antioch police are hoping anyone with information will come forward, immediately. in antioch, juliette goodrich, kpix 5 news. >>> tens of thousands of ballots still need to be counted in the san francisco district attorney's race. but, one candidate has widened her lead this evening. take a look at the latest results, suzy loftus is about 2200 votes ahead of chesa boudin. wilson walker is a following the neck and neck race. >> reporter: yet another lesson in every vote counts, suzy loftus now with a 2% lead over chesa boudin for district attorney of san francisco. still a lot of vote left account. >> with the ballots come through in the mail. 13-14,000. >> reporter: nearly 70,000 votes left to be counted but the 16,000 votes counted today pus

remember former warrior javale mcgee? he's now with the lakers, and he had a big slam right there.win big 120-94. the warriors are now 2-10 on the season. that's the worst record in the conference. >>> all right. there's no honeymoon for the new giants manager gabe kapler. day one on the job and he was peppered with some difficult questions. today at oracle park the 44-year-old kapler was introduced as bruce bochy's replacement. the decision has a lot of giants fans scratching their heads. not schkapler's record as a manager but because of how he previously dealt with a serious issue. in 2015 while he was the dodgers' director of player development, he reportedly mishandled multiple charges of sexual assault against some of his minor league players. >> i'm sorry that i didn't make all the right moves. everything that i did i acted on from a place of goodness and from my heart and wanting to do the right thing, but i was naive. i was in over my skis and trying to do things on my own when it was very clear that i needed counsel. >> already a little damage control on day one of the jo

i think mcgee was shocked because he koultn't have done that well in the contest. >> we us going say,on james, who on the lakers roster could pull that off right now? >> it was legit. he never stopped moving except for the final fadeaway. it was awesome. >> that's impressive. >> do you like gronk or james corden? >> i think gronk is impressive. >> i think they all are very brave, but venus wins. >> good stuff. thank you, man, we needed that. >>> a true giant among celebrities headed to china. the 4-year-old bei bei, the nation's giant pan da left on tuesday aboard the fedex jet dubbed the panda express it. was part of an agreement with the chinese government. they move to china when they turn 4. >>> let's take a look at markets around the world. negativity here mostly about concerns. on wall street trading leaning down. it was a mixed day on tuesday. the dow ended 102 points lower, dragged down by weak sales from home depot. they cited concerns about tariff and the u.s./china trade war. major averages are really near to territory we've never seen before. investors will pay very close

you rub it in with javale mcgee, finding lebron james. going backdoor.assists and only played 26 minutes. this was nice to see. the continued emergence of the rookie for the warriors. fearless. goes right at lebron james and scores right there. blocked inde stays with it. no presence at the rim for the warriors. get this, 18 points, 17 rebounds. lakers didn't have davis. 120-94 is the final. warriors lost five in a row and they have the worst record in the entire nba. they are 2-10. is it going to be a shake it off, just one loss defeat for the 49ers? or with the heavy schedule coming up and the injuries continuing to mount, is it a sign for things to come? you take in to account, last monday night against seattle, not the best game for jimmy g. nice passes dropped that should have been handled. when asked about that today, about his receivers. >> whenever there is drops, takes a guy throwing the ball and dropping the ball. i could throw it better. they work their off. they do. they come in every day with a mind set. you have to take advantage of the opp

she is one of eight teachers from overseas working at mcgee middle school in tucson, arizona. >> you very big opportunity for me, a very big blessing. >> reporter: there are more than 1400 teacher vacancies in arizona this year. the state ranks 45th out of 50 when it comes to teacher salaries. the average public school teacher in america makes $60,000 a year. in tucson, arizona, it's $42,000. >> so there is more vacancies than applicants. the pay isn't very attractive where we finally decided it would probably be time to look overseas. >> reporter: dr. gabriel trujillo is the tucson district superintendent. he oversees the hiring of international teachers. how do teacher shortages affect the school district and then the children? >> so where you may have two classes of 18 or 19, if one of the classes doesn't have a highly qualified teacher due to the vacancy, now we have a single class at 38 students. >> reporter: does it seem like the job of a teacher is being outsourced? >> yes, definitely. in fact, i'm seeing a lot of that. >> reporter: margaret chaney is the president of the tucs

i'd like to recognize a few of our team members, kaitlyn mcgee who is here. julia ole mond and justin pine who worked with our billing contractor to pull the program together. so, what's coming up, it wouldn't be the end of the calender year at the discussion of clean power sf rates. i guess it's only funny to me now. under its normal rate-setting cycle, pg&e gets approval from the california puc to implement new electricity generation rates and the pucia power charge and difference adjustment exit fee on january 1st. typically, we don't know what the rates are going to be we get forecasts and based on the forecast we receive we are expecting the pcia exit fee to go up and pg&e generates to go down. the combination of these two changes may mean that we would need to decrease clean power sf rates to continue to offer a competitive service. so our team is looking closely at that and in anticipation of changing pg&e rates, we are planning a rate action soon. similar in approach to what we did last year and a conditional delegation of authority to the general man

. >> reporter: 2-year-old jude mcgee. 26-year-old newlywed katie mcquestion.little girl. >> her heart stopped beating. >> reporter: they all dayed of the flu and they all had flu shots. >> you're okay. done. >> reporter: there's no question you should get a flu shot. last flu season the flu killed at least 36,000 people. so this shot could literally save your life. but it's far from perfect. >> even on a good year, influenza effectiveness of the vaccine is about 60%. on a bad year, it's as low as 10%. >> reporter: do we need to make a better flu vaccine sp. >> we absolutely do. >> reporter: in september president trump signed an executive order noting there are critical shortcomings. the first step, stop using eggs to make flu vaccines. they grow the virus in the eggs like the eggs you eat for breakfast and then they kill the virus and put it in a vaccine. but sometimes the virus changes inside the egg, so it doesn't end up matching the flu that's out there spreading among people. that's why some companies like this one have figured out ways to grow the flu vi

. >> reporter: 2-year-old june mcgee, 26-year-old, a 4-year-old little girl. >> her heart stopped beatingreporter: they all died of the flu, and they'd all had flu shots. >> just relax your arm, relax your arm. you're okay. done. look at that. >> reporter: there's no question, you should get a flu shot. last flu season the flu killed at least 36,000 people. so this shot could literally save your life. but it's far from perfect. >> even on a good year, influenza effectiveness of the vaccine is about 60%. on a bad year as low as 10%. >> do we need to make a better flu vaccine? >> we absolutely do. >> reporter: in september president trump signed an executive order noting that the current system for making flu shots has critical short kojz. it pledges to modernize the process. stop using eggs to make flu vaccine. they grow the virus in the eggs like the eggs you eat for breakfast and then kill the virus and put it in a vaccine. but sometimes the virus changes inside the egg so it doesn't end up matching the flu that's out there spreading among people. that's why some companies like this one

ann mcgee who has been "time's" top 100 influential americans is doing that research in the boston v.a. hospital with the help of the nfl, the nhl and the department of defense. as the undersecretary of defense, i look to her to come up with more solutions so that we can make our soldiers and marines in the front lines more surviveable on the battlefield. so we are translating that innovation into real world effect. i will always advocate an increase in the research budget, and not just for the veteran, but for the entire country. it the partnership is a partnership that omar bradley set forth when he was v.a. administrator after world war ii. he said that we want to be the hub of american innovation and it is his goal transjen -- tangentially to have every medical student --v.a. give us a couple of examples of pilots in development within the new v.a. innovation center and when you plan to be releasing some of those? sec. wilkie: i can't because they are being trotted out for competition, but let me tell you about innovation, and innovative ways of dealing with current problems. menta

ann mcgee, who has been one of time's 100 most influential americans, is doing that research in a boston va hospital with the help of the nfl, the nhl and the department of defense. as the undersecretary of defense, i look to her to come up with more solutions so that we can make our soldiers and marines in the front lines more survivable on the battlefield. so we are translating that innovation into real world effect. i will always advocate an increase in our research budget and it's not just for the veterans, it's for the entire country, but our partnerships, a partnership that omar bradley set forth when he was va administrator after world war ii, he said we want to be the hub of american medical innovation and it was his goal tangentially to have every medical student and nursing student do residency in va. we don't have 100% as general bradley envisioned, but we have. >> do you have what are the innovations and-- >> i can't because they're trotted out for competition. but let me tell you about innovation and innovative ways of dealing with current, current problems. mental health, t

with years ago i talked max mcgee, a researcher at the alternative conservation of of anown, best thoughtintellectual repository of all things people's temple. and mac told me that there is a huge archive down the street from you in downtown d.c. at the national archives. investigationess' of the massacre. you might want to take a look at that. i live a few blocks away. this is something i've been looking for. i talked with the legislative director there, and she said, yes. maybe been you have the only person to look at this. and here we are. host: let us go to calls. first from bill. caller: good morning. i have not read anything about this in the last 40 years. but, my comment is this. as i remember it, representative ryan went there as a member of congress. cannot believe that howdy really comments about -- the way that ryan went there precipitated this event. not the a catastrophe, 40 people that got out, but the 900 people that died. of the reminds me a lot branch davidian compound. and you have to think about the psychological impact of what you are doing, and these people just sort