so this storm is hitting some of the nation's biggest cities and biggest airline hubs. and that means big delays for millions of travelers. but we're hoping there are no cancellations. renee marsh is live at reagan international airport. what can you tell us, renee? >> reporter: let's call this the calm before the storm. you can see people are showing up to arrive only first flights here at reagan international. of course, at is this point, things are okay. of course as the day goes on, things will change. roughly 200 flights canceled nationwide. that is what the outlook looks like according to flight tracker websites this morning. and about 120 delays at this hour. here at reagan national airport, luke at the boards, everything looks pretty good.

city of detroit in that rebound. but look it is what it is okay. we can try to wish a different kind of national government on the next year or 3 years of 10 years it's not going to happen. in the going to happen. cities and metropolitan areas working across sectors and jurisdictions getting their act together and make the hard choices >> welcome to climate one. >> thank you very much for an excellent panel. i worked in the space called the sharing economy. i want to pick up on something when we look at shared resources it's not just transportation it's he stind into every sector for services for children and the list goes on. and when we think about sharing assets as opposed to ownership them it's really good for that community building. and mayor lee you were one of the 15 mayors to sign the sharing resolution declaring our support. i'd like to hear our violation. but really around collaboration what does this mean for the government and vavns mechanisms and so forth >> gosh i could talk about the sharing but are other areas like mission bay and the pharmaceutical lavishes like fiber and bayer

america and our businesses to be represented all over the world because our sdm dna is about being a national citysan francisco has always been a part of the conversation about immigration and this is a time of very unique opportunity time where congress has this one's in a lifetime ability to make the updated changes. we need to reflect what our business you demands are going forward to hopefully reflect the need to bring people out of the dictate area of undocumentation and into the lime light and have them fully participate and as mayors and major cities across the country we need that comprehensive immigration reform. we have other things to talk about on the aspects of that. but i'm pride to join our homeland security to make sure that we are talking about this and sending a message to congress and all our representatives. our country to be fully covered we have a lot to do with us passing reform immigration policies >> that was well said. just as jan napoleon said that but you led the catholic immigration programs in the country iowa why is this important to you? >> it is. >> good afternoon,

but with so many of our nation's cities struggling under debt is this a smart financial news? all right, so the chinese could bail us out. is it good for them? is it good for us? >> well, we're in big trouble. i mean our roads are crumbling. bridges are falling, our infrastructure hasn't really been effectively repaired in a major way sinces 1950s. and we don't have the money to do this. states can barely balance their budgets. many are going bankrupt. 30 of the 50 largest local governments have more of a pension burden than they do in revenues. so they don't have the money to do it. the federal government certainly doesn't. >> right. >> the chinese do. >> well, a lot of people are very concerned about the chinese increasing their ownership of our debt. i had our brain room look it up. i was surprised to actually learn that the chinese own a mere % of our debt. which means that, you know, roughly 92% is owned, mostly by the united states and the government itself, investors, and other countries, but china is not as big as i thought. >> yeah but it's interesting. because it has

and i always speak not only of san francisco but as the bay region when i going to those national cities to compete ultimately i don't necessarily care that a km company might be floekd another part of the bay area we're going to by the people from that upkeep so as a bay area we've got to keep this system that we have very strong so working on transportation issues those things bring us together and we'll share resources >> thank you, ma'am. >> so many of our realties have changed we have gear engineering helping with climate congressman and quantum commuting which is all about reducing the humans needs to participate in the workplace we see robotic machines across china and the future is really about replacing humans with machinery. we see that in the economy so i want to talk with you before bruce because the institute has been supportive of that research that is replacing humans with machinery >> thank you bruce cats. >> well, we've about that here before there are disrush active technologies in the past where it will dmich employment so i don't want to by any stretch want to talk ab

around midnight police picked up a ping from a cell phone, then another possible sighting in national city. vic lee, abc7 news. >> breaking news now a gunman shot nine people in a barber shop in detroit >> three victims have died. police have closed off a stretch of road where that shooting happened. officers say all victims are men. >> police are now looking for two chevolet impalas. the police chief says the barber shop is known for gambling but motive is unclear. >> menlo park police are asking for help in finding a witness to a deadly traffic accident. police claim a woman was drunk when the couple was out walking their dog. witnesses believe a man driving a white ford ex-plower witnessed the event. >>> an out pouring of support for a high school student who suffered severe burns after being set on nier a bus. lush sasha fleeshman was asleep on the bus when someone lit his skirlt-like attire on fire. family and friends started a campaign for his hospital care. tonight you can see that it has exceeded the goal of raising $20,000. the family suspend that had fund-raiser. police are inves

at 3:27 a.m., chp got another call reporting a sighting in national city, a suburb south the san diego. police say she's been cooperated. she's not married. she says the couple has had numerous fights over the couple's desire to move to new york and he has friends in mexico which is where investigators believe he's headed. >> we've been in contact with the san diego authorities in that area and we're working with the fbi and our county district attorney's office. >> reporter: now, we have been talking with san diego police. about 20 minutes ago they said they are still getting numerous calls but have not gotten an exact match of the vehicle, license plate and father. so far, the mother has declined to comment. we'll have updates at ktvu.com and later on our 5:00 newscast. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, robert. >>> in less than an hour, we should find out more about the mysterious death of a san francisco general patient found in a stairwell. ross mirkarimi will hold a news conference own the investigation of lynn spaulding's death. she went missing from her hospital r

what happens in this city has national implications. voter turnout is reportedly high here on the controversial city abortion ban. >> it's the same as killing if it's 20 weeks. >> if you are a woman and you don't vote for things that

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their own permit application, this follows a national movement growing to give residents own access to their own data for their own use, it will become the first city in the nation to develop a strategy to give residents access to their data. dated ta will now be released, specific data sets will require documentation for api's xhs how applications can talk to one another across different databases. all of these updates are key to unlocking the true potential of the data set that is we hold as a city, we're building upon national standards beyond state that is are showing leadership in the open data field while providing leadership in the open data movement. we're creating more accountability and sernlt, not only for the public and entrepreneurs but for city staff and agencies who will be tasked by uploading these data sets. you can see in the legislation, we've inserted timelineess for the release of the appropriate data sets. i want to mention two minor amendment that is are previously circulated outlive copies that i'm introducing today that strike the portion that the chief operating officer be hyper, i know our city staff is making sure that p

and then at 3:27 in national city, which is also a suburb of san diego, about south of the city, another ten miles away, another sighting of the suspect vehicle. now, we don't know why he would be in that area. but police are very concerned because they say he has in the past threatened to harm himself and the baby. now, his facebook page is filled with pictures of him, the baby and the baby's mother over the last two weeks since baby henry's birth. the chp also told me they just got another call from a woman who thinks she might have seen the two together. >> we've had three additional possible citizen sightings where they called into the dispatch center, via 911 and reported the first one at dusk last night where they reported a tall male with a small baby who matched the description. >> reporter: obviously, san diego quite a drive from sunnyvale. so it's still unclear of the time frame and if that could possibly be this suspect or not. that's something that they are still gonna have to work out. but the search does continue for mesut guler and his son, henry. the vehicle, a couple of

they are like a national park except they don't have defined boundaries. our heritage area which is called motor cities national heritage area is a consortium. part of the automotive national heritage area. the dodge house at meadow brook hall is part of the area so we're a collection of sites and we try to market each other tell visitors to our area places that we can go to view our automotive industry. collectively it has been a very important part of our region. >> throughout the weekend, american history tv is featuring anarbor, michigan. local content vehicles recently traveled there. learn more about anarbor and local content vehicles at c-span.org. you're watching american history tv all weekend every weekend on c-span 3. >> think of the information that facebook has on over a billion people. what you like, what your dog's name is, all of these sorts of things. one security analyst said if the government had asked you directly for that sort of information, it would have taken money, it would have taken lawyers and might have even taken guns to get you to cough uf the information but we routinely

then another possible sighting in national city at 3:30 northerning. >> san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi revealed details about the mysterious death of a patient. lynn spalding had been in the hospital for a bladder infection but disappeared from her room. today, mirkarimi admitted only half of the stairwells were searople went l spalding. he said that search was hamper bid under staffing and antiquated dispatch, and unreliable video cameras. mirkarimi says the sheriff's department is working to fix the issues >> we have issued two new ipu policies. first, daily patrol of the stairwells. and it's not been dill lynn -- deliniated stairwells. >> she >> oakland police have made an arrest but they're still looking for help on a bizarre attack on luke sasha fleeshman. his clothes were set on fire on an ac transit bus. laura anthony is live. are laura? >> hi, carolyn. we do know this crime is being investigated as a possible hate crime. and part because of the victims' gender identity. police here want two good samaritans to come forward. they have two people that can be seen on surveillance v

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national park except the don't have defined boundaries. in southeastern michigan, our heritage area which is called motor city's national heritage area was telling the automotive history of our area. it's a consortium of auto sites all around southeastern michigan. we are part of the national heritage area in gross point part of the automotive area. the dodge brook house is part of the heritage area. so we're a collection of sites. we try to market each other to tell visitors to our area places that the can go to view our automotive history of our area. the industry has down times, but it also has up times. and collectively the auto industry has been a very important part of the economy of our region. >>> throughout the weekend, american history tv is featuring ann arbor, michigan. our local content vehicles recently traveled there to learn about its rich history. learn more about ann arbor and c-span local content vehicles at c-span.org/local content. you're watching american history tv all weekend every weekend on c-span 3. >>> there are some serious scholars in women's studies. most departments include their fair share of nonideological acade

national park. except it doesn't have -- they don't have defined boundaries. southeastern michigan, our heritage area, which is called motor city's national heritage area, is telling the automotive history of our area. it's a consortium of auto sites all over southeastern michigan. the art museum. the house in gross pointe's part of the auto heritage area. so we're a collection of sites. and we try to market each other to tell visitors to our area places that they can go to view our automotive history of our area. the industry has downtimes. but it also has downtimes. collectively, the auto industry has been a very important part of our region. >>> throughout the weekend, american history tv is featuring ann arbor, michigan. our local content vehicles recently traveled there to learn about its rich history. learn more about ann arbor and c-span's local content vehicles at c-span.org/localcontent. >>> jacqueline kennedy's time as first lady was defined as never before by images. a young family entering the white house. international fame. and the tragedy of a grieving widow all within three years. watch our program tonight at 10:0

>> the national city adviser in the uk? >> well, of course in ambassador report formally to the foreign secretary, and that remains the case in my case. but if for example, you were about to have a visit by the prime minister, you might direct your tactical advice on handling a visit i the prime minister primarily to the national city adviser as the person would be on the spot during the visit and so on. but the foreign secretary is in a different league, in a different category from the national security advisor. he is the number of cabinet responsible over all for foreign affairs and that's different from the role of a senior official, however much the portfolio has been expanded. >> was there ever an occasion where having the two roles and the two lines of communications caused any difficulties? >> not in my experience, no. and i think our system works differently from the u.s. system. the policy differences which ugv regularly in the american system which are given event in the median on a regular basis, thus pronounced

and they are like a national park except it doesn't -- they don't have defined boundaries. southeastern michigan, our heritage area, which is called motor cities national heritage area is telling the automotive history and it's a consortium of automotive sites. ours is part of the national heritage area. the ford house in gross point is part of the automotive national heritage area. the dodge house at meadow brook hall is part of the auto heritage area. so we're a collection of sites. and we tried to market each other to tell visitors to our area, places that they can go to view our automotive history of our area. the industry has down times, but it also has up times and collectively, the auto industry has been a very important part of the economy of our region. >>> all weekend long, american history tv is featuring the history of ann arbor, michigan. it was founded in 1824 by land speculators, john alan and elisha ramsey. c-span's local content vehicles recently visited many sites exploring the city's history. learn more about ann arbor all this weekend on american history tv. >> the signal of liberty newspaper was the only anti-slavery newsp

before 91, which enables professors to coin the term based on observations of what happens to cities when national governments collapse. they are a great example. we think that governments create cities and if government goes away, the city collapses. research shows you that governments that create cities, domestic city, tame them, and when the government goes away, the city just goes wild and get a mad max environment that we see in mog dish ewe. we have to think about, again, resiliency, not stability. stability is a systems characteristic; right? a system is stable or unstable. if we look at cities, we don't see stable systems. we see open systems that have continual input in a situation of dynamics. the capital of bangladesh is a great example. in 1950, they were 400,000 people, and today it's 12 million, will be 25 million by 2525 and a whole series of government have fixes to deal with the problems that have repeatedly been overtaken by events. by the time they could have been implemented with the coordination required at the nation state level, they already too late to effect things they we

several of the nation's largest cities, including new york, boston, houston, and detroit, all choosingayors. we'll have more on the race for mayor of detroit is just a moment. but the biggest races are in virginia and new jersey. voters there are choosing their government for. and the race could provide clues as to who might be the country's next president. john, what is at stake today in new jersey? >> well, dell, officially what is at steak is the governorship of the great state of new jersey. we have republican governor chris christie aiming for a second term. his contender is little known, has a lot of trouble getting her message out, governor christie has managed to raise 13, $14 million, and has been all over the television. governor christie is very popular after hurricane sandy. the problem of course is we're not talking about local politic. barbara bono wants to raise income tax, governor christy wants to cut it for everybody except the super rich. but that's not really what we're talking about. what everybody is talking about is a possible race for the white house in 2016, be

within that time we arrive in nearby thank face though especially the emphasis than the reserve and national city. turned on actually i think i'm doing these kind of proud about its multicultural on its axis i think i am not affected both confessed to the teeth on that celebrate this fact and hipaa on the type to keep re integrate all different kind of conscience and although they wished that they of course maintain their own and to critique his early on if you are a foreigner and your prediction many domestic looking thing has to learn the language. besides that the fleet to celebrate your own time coach the fifth to the teeth. and the old us stocks. well actually agree with sandy because that i think sandy says someone grow up in germany at the very young age i am myself by actually i came to germany that was sent and eleven and so i am told we can feel this incident until we can fill this said this this this idea of putting oldest cultures together and has already started already with with elementary school will attend that one though was when i came here. our teachers also have concluded that

million dollars and the ongoing construction projects for subway line number nine and national highway east. the seoul city government however declared that it's facing an emergency budget situation. it spoke about the difficulties it faces trying to support national welfare programs explaining how a pact to sell massive city owned assets and create municipal bonds to make up for insufficient welfare funds amounted to more than nine hundred forty two million dollars. me and kak also acknowledge that it was a painful process. experts warn that the small government should come up with an independent way to drum up a healthy balance sheet. seeing that selling assets and borrowing money are only temporary solutions to a potentially chronic budget problem. and then i can use toxic air pollution from china has become an increasing cause of concern for residents here in korea will be victims of fine dust particles traveling from the neighboring state until tomorrow. connie lee reports on how china is sharing its choking smoke it's not fun de st and juicy. xd air into the net these days. this money in spain has at

here is a look at your top stories, election day across america, several of the nation's largest cities choose a new mayor, but the biggest races are in virginia and new jersey. voters in those states electing governors. >>> secretary of state john kerry making a short stop in poland. among the issues he addressed the nsa spying scandal and military and economic collaboration. >>> india says it wants to go where it has not boldly gone before it wants to explore mars. >> reporter: it's not the traditional start to a space launch, but the day before the launch, in a country steeped with tradition nothing can be taken for granted. >> lift off. >> reporter: tuesday's launch is the country's first attempt at reaching the red planet, that if successful will put the country in an elite group of three to reach mars. >> place exploration is an area that the country can feel proud about. i think it will unite the people. i think it will overshadow all of the smaller problems that exist if we were to succeed. >> reporter: this mission has taken just 15 months. officials insist that time frame is t

several of the nation's largest cities are voting on mayor, in virginia and new jersey where they are electing governors. we invite you to go to www.aljazeera.com where you can follow stories on the key races. there is also a blog with updates on the voting, and later this evening results as they come in. i'm tony harris in new york. we have got more news coming up for you in a full bulletin in the mechanics hour, but "inside story" is next al jazeera. >> stalemate in syria and nations in the gulf are pushing for their own influence in the region. you're watching "inside story" from washington. hello, i'm libby casey. it's gone on and on, and shows no clear end the war in syria between president bashar al-assad forces and a myriad of rebel groups and islamist fight whose want to see him out of power. there are talks while offering small help to rebels. many are expressing frustration over the situation on the ground, and they have their own political objective. as refugees suffer and the conflict grinds on where do we go from here? first this background. secretary of state john kerry

de blasio will take office as mayor of as the 109th the nation's largest city. heavily favored, overwhelming lead in the polls for weeks. time, i think, to welcome our new viewers in india where we are being area as of today -- aired as of today. a time for good food, gifts, and spending time with friends and family. the last few days, the so-called festival of lights has been celebrated by hindu, sikh, and -- communities around the world. outreporter went to check it here in paris. >> flames for good fortune and wisdom. this hindu family is placing candles all around the house. they want to welcome the goddess of wealth. are leftws and doors open for her. the candles guide her in. , they the ritual celebrate the triumph of light over darkness and called on her to give -- bring them prosperity. some families celebrate at home. others go to temple to meet friends. talk the way in a car park in paris, a brand-new hindu temple is opened in time for duwali, and the festivities are in full screen. it marks the start of a new financial year. it is often a time people

the national league of cities approach is different than the approach that was set forward in morrison and lopez and i don't think you could read the constitutional arguing in those academic writings -- i don't think you could read the constitution to make it clear that national cities was wrong versus lopez was wrong. that is the point i was trying to make about the shape of the doctrine. my personal beliefs would not be the guide for me as a judge. mobley said that federalism is a critical component of our constitutional structure and that in the judge. that is not consistent with the statement we read, but let's move on. you conclude with a statement that federalism is what we make of it. rehnquist has been making the most of it for more than a decade. it is time for progressives to do the same. would you say federalism is what we make of it, is federalism that which is wearing black robes happen to think that about to be? is it means by which we achieve a particular outcome? >> in that same peace amid the point of saying that it has to have integrity and it cannot be just what is a

here is the report from one of the nations most dangerous cities.all here,emergency one of the most dangerous cities in the world. police received the call just minutes ago. but as they find so often, they arrived too late. at the end of this street, a man is lying dead, shot at point- blank range three times. and all too typical crime scene. shootings, kidnappings, and excuses contributed to more than 1200 killings last year in this city alone. police admitted that gangs have free reign. gains have coalition across -- beginnings -- the gangs have weapons of war. it is as a violent as a war. >> it is a war that continues behind these walls. in this crumbling and overcrowded prison, the guards remain at a distance. they never venture inside. it is too dangerous. kept separated to avoid a bloodbath. around 100 prisoners are kept in this cell. they have almost all committed a murder. they flaunt their tattoos, everlasting proof of their membership to these violent gangs. >> i will give it to him. if i pass a member of another gang in the street, i will

more than twelve million people were at risk including residents of said though one of the nation's largest cities and areas still dealing with the after effects of a deadly storm in two thousand and eleven and a seven point one magnitude quake last month an average of twenty typhoon slammed into the philippines every year. typhoon high and is expected to move out to the south china sea on saturday morning. too young to be done needs. concerns have been growing about the health risks associated with the waves of dustin's mom blowing in from eastern china. all he reports on how all up for air quality has sparked a surge in sales of protective gear here in korea the sight of people tightly or wrapping a mask around their face has become ever more common in korea. as clouds of dust particles move eastward across asia. twenty eight and doesn't mind blowing from ten am like freaking cat week that's why i have to wear a mask the deer and hazy conditions have led to a dramatic increase in sales of special masks designed to filter out dust and other pollutants according to online retail energy market. the

the statutory powers he continues to keep include serving and promoting the city nationally and internationally. presiding over functions. these are the very things i think the residents of the city of toronto don't want him to do because he's been an embarrassment. >> horribly embarrassing and here i am reporting on this daily. have a question for you about what the mayor is asking you to do daily in that council chamber. respect his privacy and his wife's privacy and his family, all while she is standing beside him in his apology sessions and making bold or comments about what he does to his wife at home. how does anybody reconcile this in toronto? >> we are all disgusted by it. it has reached a tipping point. i believe he has to go into any measures we can to have him removed. cannot do that ourselves. i am there and i believe many from toronto are there. the rest of counsel is not there as they are hiding behind this idea of president. might idea is if you are going to declare president, this is the time to do it because this is a remarkable situation where you've got someone who's admits t

national park service [inaudible]. [inaudible] adjacent to montera other small cities [inaudible] is running all of us is 4000 acres which was acquired by the national park service a couple years ago and now that is where we walk our dogs both on and off leash for decades. with this dog management plan is passed, as it is, my dog walking will be restricted to unleash only on very few trails. there are no off leash areas in san mateo county within gg nra. a lot of us on the [inaudible] side and crissy fields walking our dogs and i see a lot of people from san francisco down there to enjoy the open space. so it is interrelated. i urge you to approve this resolution. requiring the park service to come up with a viable, fair, dog management plan. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello. my name is patricia lacava. i'd like to thank you for this resolution. it's very important to me. i raised a son on my own in the city and i know other people i've spoken about taking their children and their dogs out together and that was very important to me. probably one of the worst places you could take a 4-year-old would be a [i

opportunity and certainly last but not least we have suzanne mcfarland from city solutions and applied research at the national league of cities. so thank you all so much for being here with us today that i'm going to turn it over to joyce to get the conversation started. i would like to welcome everyone again. i work in the economic opportunities program and i run the field program that focuses specifically on the micro- enterprise here in the united states i'm really excited to be her for the conversation today into the speaking with our panelists who bring information and experience to the conversation that we are going to have today. i also want to acknowledge that we timed i this out really well because saturday november 30 is small business saturday. so you can think less about black friday, go out and spend your money but also remember you should spend your money on small businesses as well. our goal was to touch on three issues today. why, what and how. the first thing we want to talk about is why. so if in the united states we are concerned about creating jobs on an command particularly concerned abou

office the cia will take up to some generate the fence as the one hundred and nine map of the nation's largest city. he had leaned heavily favored hunting an overwhelming lead in the polls a week stephen carroll high school. deep in the front runner for months but due to the zoo was when marks an end to the democrats to decade on from new york city hall. he romped home after presenting themselves as liberal progressive manner the big apple. i've spoken throughout this campaign about a tale of two cities that inequality on that feeling of us here doing very well. walsall many would slip further behind. that is the defining challenge of our times the first glance you see he was old supremes who pretend to act in each. he then says white shirt and during the last successful democratic mayoral campaign back in nineteen eighty nine his children pr and dante has become stars in their own rights. featuring heavily in campaign advertisements. he repeats himself in sharp contrast to a billionaire michael bloomberg the sometimes also classics time that loves and supports in recent years. to the ceiling previ

he is the former head of the democratic national committee. >>> and the nation's largest city will have its first democratic mayor in two decades. bill de blasio easily defeated republican joe lhota. he will replace republican- turned-independent michael bloomberg who is stepping down after 12 years. >>> illinois is next to allow same-sex marriage. the state senate approved it yesterday after it pass the statehouse. the bill goes to the governor who says he will sign it. >>> a locker room fight at cal sent a freshman runningback to the hospital. it happened friday between players who don't travel with the team. 18-year-old fabiano hale received stitches and treated for concussion. some students believe it's a symptom of the teams' dismal season. >> you get in fights every so often but it team is taking out their frustrations on each other. >> university officials say they are cooperating with the vex. >>> san jose state officials will decide which classes to kurt just days before spring registration -- to cut just days before spring registration. they hold meeting and take questions thi

really thrilled with the program and how we work collaboratively with public safety all over the nation and the city of san francisco is just an exemp lary program in public education. now, it is my pleasure to introduce today's master of ceremony, he is a legendary los angeles and oakland raiders wide receiver, 1987 heisman trophy winner from notredame and the national chairman for 911 welcome number 81, tim brown. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. elise. she left out number 81 in your program but number one in your heart she left that part out. so it is a pleasure to be here today. we are here to recognize two outstanding 911 youth heroes and four incredible 911 dispatch heroes. these youngsters acted with bravely and confidence, and in an imagine crisis situation and helped to save the lives of their loved ones. our 4, 911 dispatch heroes worked behind the scenes in cooperation with law enforcement and fire and emergency medical response, the men and women who answer this call each day are the true first responders when a emergency strikes which can often make the difference between life-and-d