mark limoges: we just wanted to present mr. trump with a rifle from claremont, new hampshire made by our shop, black op arms, and it' s turned into more than that, it' s kind of nice. >> the handgun, as i said, is inscribed with the state motto live free or die. with the american flag also laser etched in. amy: it took jon stone about four hours to build the rifle. the business partners say the gift presentation, but the secret service, well -- amy: the secret service team assigned to protect donald trump had very specific requirements -- >> they came to the gun store yesterday. they removed the bolt from the weapon so it was inoperable. they may took possession of the weapon for the day. then brought it into the room when we presented it to mr. trump last night. amy: the rifle, which looks just like this one, is back at the black op arms store, where it will be modified to comply with the laws in whichever state trump plans to register the weapon. >> he is a very pro-second amendment candidate, which is one of the reasons we s

. >> president harper present as well and mr. president you have a quorum and per the concurrence of the board we'll call the closed session, followed by the regular calendar and return back to items 3-7. >> excellent. >> so at this time you are scheduled to go into closed session pursuant to government code section 54956.8. we'll go ahead and clear the room.

. >> president harper present as well and mr. president you have a quorum and per the concurrence of the board we'll call the closed session, followed by the regular calendar and return back to items 3-7. >> excellent. >> so at this time you are scheduled to go into closed session pursuant to government code section 54956.8. we'll go ahead and clear the room.

mr. michigan will present his find information blacksburg. we told but mark edwards group that exposed widespread contamination in the water. edwards will present a overview goodwin hall. it will also be broadcast online. president obama has declared a state of emergency in flint. it companies like wal-mart, coke and. he vis donating millions of bottled water to help out with the crisis. gleaning for the world is providing water as well. >> mark: we are planning to be at that meeting. >>> lynchburg is in the process of cleaning up the big mess the snowstorm left behind. next at 6:00, katie brooke checks in with public works on its progress. endorsement and you [ horn honks ] okay, this is u.s. cellular, and this is verizon. now, same phones, but with u.s. cellular you get 6 gigs of 4g data for only $40 per month -- $20 less than verizon. and u.s. cellular's network was built to work in places like out here, here, and here. so, with all of that, why would you ever go to verizon? switch to u.s. cellular now and get 6 gigs of data for just $40 a

mr. bean? present. and he's buying it for his mistress and he's worried his >> then he deserves to get caught. all right, so ellen pranked matt yet again. >> it's already starting because it was heating up when matt wore those high heels. this one involves a special present that ellen gave to matt to take to the white house. >> just this past tuesday. >> he was on his way to the white house to interview the president. i said, could you do me a favor and sneak an ellen pencil in to the president's desk? and he didn't know that i was going to give him a giant -- after he said yes, i handed him that. i didn't think he'd do it but look at this. >> everybody who's playing a part in that growth and everybody sharing and contributing to that success. so with that, let me sign this memorandum. thank you very much everybody. >> that is just genius. how do they do that? >> they do everything. >> when's the jimmy fallon >> that's going to be a good one. >> i just hope he doesn't get hurt in the process. he's been

it's ironic to present leader nancy pelosi. [applause] >> mr. ident it was my intention to bring this to you at the white house or hand it to you backstage but i -- our members wanted us to take this presentation together. as you know mr. president members of congress are afforded many honors and many opportunities. we thank you for the opportunity to work with you on the i ran nuclear agreement. [applause] we consider it to be historic and we are grateful to you for your leadership. your diplomacy was masterful, your team the cabinet and others were superb and we are proud again to be part of it paid while that was all going on our members were reading very carefully studying the agreement they came to their own conclusion and they made judgments and then they acted upon them and so we honor our first responsibility which is to protect and defend the american people and thank you for affording us this very exceptional and historic honor and opportunity to assist in making the agreement official. thank you mr. president and i know this thing in t

[applause] jake: and with that, i would like to present mr. trump with his personal honor ring that we brought to you and that we hope that you wear it with pride and we can make america great again together, brother. [cheers and appplause] crowd: u.s.a! u.s.a! u.s.a! u.s.a! [applause] [applause] [cheers] mr. trump: that was amazing. isn't that better than this debate that is going on right now? [applause] mr. trump: they are all sleeping. they are all sleeping. everybody. i see two of my friends in the audience and they have come to become very famous and very rich. on. get up here. these two are unbelievable. milani called me and she said, there is somebody who is so amazing, you have to see this. and i watched these two incredible women, these two beautiful women, and i watched them go back and forth. crowd: trump! trump! trump! [yelling] crowd: trump! trump! trump! mr. trump: i really believed if we took them into a room and just talked to them, it would be fine. we want strength. we want protection. we want borders, we want the wall, if w

mr. persaud. >> the morning commissioners. allow me a moment to load up the presentation. good morning, commissioned under present the next item was the discussion and possible approval of the province capital budget request. this is in conjunction and peril to the overall budget process but due to the fact that capital budget initials are little different the timeframe for submittal is a little different it's on a separate track. just want to go over the process. the departments cements its proposed budget request to the capital planning committee. this year there do on this friday, january 15. they're vetted to the capital planning committee which is made up of representatives from mayor's office, comptroller's office, board of supervisors, and various other department heads were representatives. that's through process in april-may and they develop internally different scenarios with regards to overall funding, and once the mayor's office sorts through their overall budget process bill approves one of the scenarios for the capital planning committee and that is what is c

. >> we just wanted to present mr. trum with a rifle from claremont, new sham mir, and made by our shop. ed: the secret service actually had to take possession of the gun before it was given to trump. it will be ho modfied at the claremont shop, so it is legal wherever trum travels and includes the home state of new trump could be in running into trouble in vermont tomorrow. his campaign has issued 20,000 tickets. the venue holds only 1400 people. the campaign event will be at the theater in birmington. the police chief says tonight, once the building is full. everywhere up with else will be turned away. trump's campaign is not come mening about that tonight. ed: regrets, he has few. or at least one big one. vice president joe biden says he regrets every day not running for president in 2016. biden ruled himself out three months ago. but he says he did make the right call for his family and himself. the vice president says both hillary clinton and bernie sanders are good candidates, and he will remain deeply involved i

mr. guy has a presentation for us. >> thank you and good afternoon, supervisors again, i'm kevin guy the director of the office of short-term rentals up to give an update if i could have the presentation on the overhead please so we're going to be going specific into the registration and enforcement numbers as well as the outreach to the hot platforms that was mentioned and changes to the website so first brief background on the issue the short-term rental program some of that recounts supervisor wiener's statements but the short-term rental program was effective in february 2013 that requires residents to rent out subject to conditions receptive of a business license so the office of short-term rentals was established in july to administer this will the enforcement i joined the office in september a total staff of 6 people so in terms of registration we received approximately 13 hundred application for short-term rentals so estimates of the short-term rentals citywide varies and change over time but generally means 25 percent of the short-term rental hosts in san francisco as far as hav

[applause] i would like to present mr. we make america great again together, brother. [applause] u.s.a! [applause] mr. trump: that was amazing. isn't that better than this debate that is going on right now? [applause] are allp: they sleeping. they are all sleeping. everybody. i see two of my friends in the audience and they have come to become very famous and very rich. come up. she called me and she said, there is somebody who is so amazing, you have to see this. and i watched these two incredible women, these two beautiful women, and i watched them go back and forth. crowd: trump! [indiscernible] [yelling] trump:amazing -- mr. paul amazing. trump!trump, trump, i really believed if we took them into a room and just talked to them, it would be fine. we want borders, we want the we could sit with of them for about 10 minutes, maybe, maybe they would understand. say hello. >> how are you all doing? really amazes me how people from the other camp want to, in here and mess this up. [laughter] [applause] but we all know that do

mr. guy has a presentation for us. >> thank you and good afternoon, supervisors again, i'm kevin guy the director of the office of short-term rentals up to give an update if i could have the presentation on the overhead please so we're going to be going specific into the registration and enforcement numbers as well as the outreach to the hot platforms that was mentioned and changes to the website so first brief background on the issue the short-term rental program some of that recounts supervisor wiener's statements but the short-term rental program was effective in february 2013 that requires residents to rent out subject to conditions receptive of a business license so the office of short-term rentals was established in july to administer this will the enforcement i joined the office in september a total staff of 6 people so in terms of registration we received approximately 13 hundred application for short-term rentals so estimates of the short-term rentals citywide varies and change over time but generally means 25 percent of the short-term rental hosts in san francisco as far as hav

mr. comely what was your first up present to address college costs?when i went to college i was working three days a week in a cereal factory from 6:00 at night until 6:00 in the morning and then i would go to class at seven. i think students should be working instead of taking so many loans out. education is not free just like health care. it's not free and i think the gentleman who just talks about the high-rises since whatnot it's a way to cut costs in colleges, administration and whatnot that you have to focus on it. and the students should be working. that gives them experience in the working force. northeastern college does that. you can cut costs for heaven sakes. all you have to do is as an accountant, you can add and if you're getting abused and that you can find it if you want to look for it. college can be cheaper. if you work on it and you focus on where you can cut costs. >> i am actually college student by the way. i work in a company. for example last year i simply had three roles and the multinational company. i was lab manager quality

. >> we just wanted to present mr. trump with a rifle from claremont, new hampshire made by our shop. emily: the secret service had to take possession of that gun before it was given to trump, can be legal wherever trump travels. vice president joe biden says he regrets every day not running for president in 2016. he ruled himself out three months ago, but says he did make the right call for his family and himself. he says both hillary clinton and bernie sanders are good candidates, and he will remain deeply involved in the race. randy: the texas state trooper involved in a traffic stop that led to the death of a woman in texas and her jail cell was fired yesterday after charges he lied about the confrontation. he claimed that land was combative and uncooperative but dash cam video proves otherwise. she died three days later in her jail cell and her death was ruled a aside. a firefighter trapped inside a emily: how he survived , and another firefighter has another close call. randy: january is a good month to buy jewel

straightforward and transparent and honest and presents him or her with very clear choices fairly presented. mr. cook: thank you. russ. reporter: follow up on your answer, can you talk about the president's instructions to you or directions to you about transition? transition government and preparations that the white house is making now and how that will be organized, and what your ambition is for that? mr. mcdonough: in candor right now we are just doing a lot of paper development in the white house. what we are doing is getting a lot of paper and process in place to begin transition efforts. and then we'll begin transition planning in earnest early spring. right now it's just preparation. i don't have anything particular to report on it other than i would anticipate it being rolling out pretty aggressively by early spring. reporter: are you in charge? mr. mcdonough: we have not -- the president hasn't put a finger on exactly who will be in charge. we'll present him with a couple options. reporter: the white house was in the silicon valley last week to see how to crackdown on online extremism

mr. president. >> good to see you. >> i asked the president about the ever present gun violence. >> tell our viewers, mr.resident, what you can do in your final months in office to make the streets of philadelphia, camden, wilmington, safer? >> we have been working close with the philadelphia community, both to try to track guns that are being used in crime. i have put forward executive orders to make sure they are doing serious background checks. >> what we found through research is that what you have had is an existing inventory of illegal guns in the city that span years if not decades. >> and it helps young men who show potential. >> the president pointed to philly's effort mentoring youth through the white house initiative, called my brother's keeper. >> if they are doing better, we can reduce the violence, because on a lot of it is the result of impoverished kids that drop out of school, and get in the gun trade. giving them options is important. >> this young man said it has helped him toward being a community organizer. >> i come from a environment of negativity, i do in the place myself and tie

[laughter] >> to present mr. trump with honor ring that we brought for you, we hope that you wear it with pride and remember that one , one-fight aspect so that we can bring america together, brother. [cheers and applause] >> usa, usa! [cheers and applause] >> that was amazing. >> thank you! >> isn't that better than this debate that's going on. [cheers and applause] >> they're all sleeping. they're all sleeping, everybody. you know, i see two of my friends in the audience and they've become very famous and very rich. come on. get up here for a second. these two are unbelievable. [cheers and applause] >> melania called me, there's somebody that's so amazing. i watched these two incredible women, they were going back and forth. [shouting] [shouting] >> all right. thank you. you know,i really believe that if we took them in a room and talked to them, we want strength, we want good health care, we want borders, we want the wall, we want the wall. if we could sit with them for about ten minutes maybe, maybe they'd un

straightforward and transparent and honest and presents him or her with very clear choices fairly presented. mr. cook: thank you. reporter: [inaudible] -- just to follow up on your answer. can you talk about the president's instructions to you or directions to you about transition? transitioning to governor and preparations that the white house is making now? and how that will be organized and what your ambition is for that? mr. mcdonough: yeah. so in candor, right now we're just doing a lot of paper development. and the white house, i've not talked to the cabinet about this. and what we're doing is getting a lot of paper and process in place to begin transition efforts. we will begin transition in earnest early spring. but right now it's preparation. i don't have anything particularly to report on it other than i would anticipate it being growing out pretty aggressively. reporter: are you in charge --? mr. mcdonough: the president hasn't put a finger on who will be in charge. reporter: two-part question. the white house was in silicon valley talking to executives seeking ways to crack down on

. >> we just wanted to present mr. trump with a rifle from claremont, new hampshire. jennifer: why he' s not allowed to take it back home to new york yet. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at 6:00. tom: tonight, new details about a deadly crash in wakefield that killed one man and injured four secret service agents. those agents is facing a long and difficult recovery. i' m tom griffith. jennifer: i' m jennifer vaughn. a fundraising effort is being launched by friends of the agent, garrett fitzgerald. page, he suffered a spinal cord

is that the end of your presentation mr. beck. >> i have one more slide which is the or two more slides sorry that so we also want to assess our ability to exercise the opportunities that are combotdz in section 9 of the housing plan which are what are our opportunities to exercise either the option to increase the affordable housing percentage to 26 and a half percentage to increase the density whether that means a mix of unit size or housing types of types of and affordability levels and what revenue is available depending on the mix of housing types of affordability levels and what opportunities the city might have to achieve the thirty percent affordable housing goal whether it through a new version of redevelopment in castle which appears unlivable at least over the next remaining 3 years of the governors term are other alternative sources to offset the e wrap that is not currently available from the state and so going forward we'll be working with tie-dye and the mayor's office of housing to prepare an updated performa

mr. crosier? gross here? you want to come up and make a presentation? >> commissioner, if i could make a brief comment about the process under the commissions ordinance it's a process for individuals to seek a waiver from existing postemployment lobbying restrictions that may apply to their circumstances. when the commission receives a request for waiver from an individual there is a requirement that the commission consider and determine whether the waiver should apply. so we received at the staff request from mr. gross earlier this month. the program requirements the regulations require we can achieve at the next commission meeting which we don't get we have a recommendation in the materials tonight agenda item number three and at the staff level we recommend the-waiver not be approved but if the commission has an opportunity to hear from the individual and others who mail the points they might share with you.. the commission has certain factors to look to to determine whether not the waiver should be granted and then is required to make some findings

. >> supervisor tang is the sponsor and from supervisor tang to present mr. law the fwloor is yours. >> i'm ray thanks for having me here today, this item to amend a vacant abandoned building in the building code to include properties from being band dbi has a program which some major requirements for the properties into a registry paying an annual fee and putting a sign in the window public space for information the legislation to have the program requirements for the properties undergoing the process for the staff the process goes through and limited in the prosper in the bait for no longer two years this helps o people noticing a difficult time and thank you i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> >> thank you, colleagues any question from mr. law. >> madam chair to mr. law for a period not to exceed two years if so it a good public policy change why not exist for fever and but want to include those properties undergoing a complicated case for more than two years the probate from 6 to 12 months. >> understood. >> okay all right. seeing no ot

if it didn't contribute to blight. >> supervisor tang is the sponsor and from supervisor tang to present mr. law the fwloor is yours. >> i'm ray thanks for having me here today, this item to amend a vacant abandoned building in the building code to include properties from being band dbi has a program which some major requirements for the properties into a registry paying an annual fee and putting a sign in the window public space for information the legislation to have the program requirements for the properties undergoing the process for the staff the process goes through and limited in the prosper in the bait for no longer two years this helps o people noticing a difficult time and thank you i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> >> thank you, colleagues any question from mr. law. >> madam chair to mr. law for a period not to exceed two years if so it a good public policy change why not exist for fever and but want to include those properties undergoing a complicated case for more than two years the probate from 6 to 12 months. >> understood. >> okay all right. seeing no o

mr. shah presents you with a new dull diligence analysis. commissioner makras also requested on november 18, a report of northern trusts to this full board and the report on vacant staff positions. is director huish stalling on providing a vacant staff report? where is the report about the 15 questions involving northern trust of which mr. huish answered, only one. commissioner makras is [inaudible] all 14 questions before you decide whether to reissue this rfp. without it you will not perform your due diligence. >> anyone else like to speak on item 5? public comment is closed. motion is made and seconded already. without objection accept the minutes? alright. so moved. >> item 6, consent calendar action item. >> move adoption. >> move adoption. is there is a second? >> second. >> thank you. adoption made by meiberger and second by paskin jordan. without objection this motion passes unanimously. >> item 7 is continue to call the chair. item 8- >> no. item 7 is removed from the agenda. >> item 8. >> not rescheduled. >> 8 is removaled as well.

mr. parasarem? >> dr. king, to what exat the present time have you patterned your movement on the ways of mr.andhi in india? what extent is it part of the worldwide freedom of people? it's basically an african people settled down in the united states. >> to answer the last part of the question first, i would say that our movement here in the united states is in a real sense a part of a worldwide struggle to break down the barriers of injustice and oppression. it is not an isolated or detached struggle. but it is a part of this worldwide struggle for freedom and human dignity. now, on the first part of the question, i would say that our movement has been patterned after the gandhian in india a great deal. i have been influenced by mahatma gandhi a great deal and i think this is true of many, many people in the movement in the united states. some years ago when i first studied the gandhian philosophy and the method of nonviolent resistance i came to the conclusion that it was the most potent weapon available to oppress people in their struggle for freedom and human dignity. i would say that thi

then brought it into the room when we presented it to mr. trump last night. shelley: the rifle which looks just like this one is back at the black op arms store where it will be modified to comply with the laws in whichever state trump plans to register the weapon. trump will be back in new england tomorrow night for another campaign event but police in burlington, vermont say they' re not sure everyone who plans to attend will be able to. city police say the trump campaign has given out 20,000 s being held in a venue that only police say it' s common for planners to over-issue tickets candidate' s critics may be stockpiling. this year marks the 100-th anniversary of the new hampshire primary. so this friday, we' re taking an in-depth look at the future of of the primary' what has made it so special. first in the nation, 100 years of tradition airs this friday night at 7:00, here on wmur news 9. tom: nashua police have arrested a second man, accused of burglarizing a building last month. police say malik antilus, jose rosario, and a juvenile broke into the bu

mr. guy has a presentation for us. >> thank you and good afternoon, supervisors again, i'm kevin guy theirector of the office of short-term rentals up to give an update if i could have the presentation on the overhead please so we're going to be going specific into the registration and enforcement numbers as well as the outreach to the hot platforms that was mentioned and changes to the website so first brief background on the issue the short-term rental program some of that recounts supervisor wiener's statements but the short-term rental program was effective in february 2013 that requires residents to rent out subject to conditions receptive of a business license so the office of short-term rentals was established in july to administer this will the enforcement i joined the office in september a total staff of 6 people so in terms of registration we received approximately 13 hundred application for short-term rentals so estimates of the short-term rentals citywide varies and change over time but generally means 25 percent of the short-term rental hosts in san francisco as far as have

present. [speaking japanese] mr. sasaki: earlier today we had a chance to pay a visit to the grave site for president harry truman. [speaking japanese] mr. sasaki: so during the time we are standing at the site, i felt it was very necessary for us to understand president truman's position at the time, when he faced a very difficult decision to drop the bomb. but at the same time, we would like to honor that also his humane feelings he may have exhibited at that time. we would like to honor that as well and share this photo to say to him, to please rest in peace forever. [speaking japanese] mr. sasaki: as many of you know, the cranes have spread all over the world as an embodiment of peace and it should reside in the hearts of each one of us. [speaking japanese] mr. sasaki: when you have the chance to see the paper cranes she folded, it reminds us how fortunate we are to experience our daily lives, such as a a beautiful morning, we can be very grateful. if we have this compassion at step, that can be the next to bond

mr. speaker, i have a present for you. [applause] now there's a few more where those came from, if you know what i'm saying. we will negotiate that later in the session. we can change lives by giving a mom with diabetes the medical care she needs to stay healthy and to be there for her children . those positive changes are at the heart of the work that we have undertaken together to build a new virginia economy so all citizens have the opportunity to maximize their god-given potential. [applause] henry ford once said, it has been my observation that most people get ahead during the time that others waste. i know from my own career in business that you cannot take opportunities for granted. if you pass one up, you may not get another chance. the same is true for leading this great commonwealth. the reprieve we have received from sequestration cuts is our chance to lay a solid foundation for the type of economy we will need when those cuts return in full force in two years. if we work together over the next 60 days, we can e

. >> he and others are refusing to the armed presentation. even this as their leader mr. bundy urges them to go home. >> mr. bundy wants them to remember that somebody died. >> bundy and others were arrested on tuesday when law road about 20 miles from the compound. finicum was killed. finicum had recently told reporters, he would rather die than be caged. >> i'm going to not spend my days in a cell. >> she says they cold-blooded shot him. she figures at least six times. three or four times after he was on the ground dead. authorities put the blame squarely on the protesters. >> let me be clear, it is the actions and choices of the armed occupiers of the refuge that have led us to where we are today. >> this can't happen anymore. this can't happen in america. >> the remaining occupiers posted a youtube video this morning saying there are five of that all of them want to leave. they say the fbi told them there's a warrant out for the arrest of one of the men that's there and the other four say they are willing to stay until the government drops the charges carter evans, cbs news, burn

mr. persaud. >> the morning commissioners. allow me a moment to load up the presentation. good morning, commissioned under present the next item was the discussion and possible approval of the province capital budget request. this is in conjunction and peril to the overall budget process but due to the fact that capital budget initials are little different the timeframe for submittal is a little different it's on a separate track. just want to go over the process. the departments cements its proposed budget request to the capital planning committee. this year there do on this friday, january 15. they're vetted to the capital planning committee which is made up of representatives from mayor's office, comptroller's office, board of supervisors, and various other department heads were representatives. that's through process in april-may and they develop internally different scenarios with regards to overall funding, and once the mayor's office sorts through their overall budget process bill approves one of the scenarios for the capital planning committee and that is what is c

mr. persaud. >> the morning commissioners. allow me a moment to load up the presentation. good morning, commissioned under present the next item was the discussion and possible approval of the province capital budget request. this is in conjunction and peril to the overall budget process but due to the fact that capital budget initials are little different the timeframe for submittal is a little different it's on a separate track. just want to go over the process. the departments cements its proposed budget request to the capital planning committee. this year there do on this friday, january 15. they're vetted to the capital planning committee which is made up of representatives from mayor's office, comptroller's office, board of supervisors, and various other department heads were representatives. that's through process in april-may and they develop internally different scenarios with regards to overall funding, and once the mayor's office sorts through their overall budget process bill approves one of the scenarios for the capital planning committee and that is what is c

jake is going to come up and talk about this and then we are going to present a ring to mr.mp tonight. [applause] jake: so much america, john wayne. so much america. i love it. i cannot say it, sorry, brother. so while we are wearing these rings, i'm blessed to be part of a great organization. livesriors lose their every day to suicide. on average it is 22 a day. all three of us were war fighters and all three of us are brothers. this is unacceptable. so at 22killed.com we let the warriors know and their families know that they are worth it and to keep fighting the good fight. people wonder why we are the best military in the world. i will tell you why. because it is one team, one fight. we are all in it together. [applause] jake: that is how we're going to end the statistic. so we wear these ring on our trigger fingers for a reason. this is not a fashion thing. this is a life thing. because this life is absolutely worth living. [applause] jake: so we are so proud to be here and honored to be here and i have only met mr. trump a short time, and his family. two of my brothers

is that the end of your presentation mr. beck. >> i have one more slide which is the or two more slides sorry that so we also want to assess our ability to exercise the opportunities that are combotdz in section 9 of the housing plan which are what are our opportunities to exercise either the option to increase the affordable housing percentage to 26 and a half percentage to increase the density whether that means a mix of unit size or housing types of types of and affordability levels and what revenue is available depending on the mix of housing types of affordability levels and what opportunities the city might have to achieve the thirty percent affordable housing goal whether it through a new version of redevelopment in castle which appears unlivable at least over the next remaining 3 years of the governors term are other alternative sources to offset the e wrap share that is not currently available from the state and so going forward we'll be working with tie-dye and the mayor's office of housing to prepare an updated pe