chow i attended the new commissioner's swearing in. our new health commissioner will be dr. david pating. dr. david pating i have known for over almost 30 years since working with the federal government in samhsa he was a well known expert in that field and sought after many times for his expertise for that scheduled agency. he works for kaiser, a psychiatrist specializing in addiction psychiatry. he's also he has a long cv so i will be short and a professor at san francisco school of medicine. he is past medicine much the california addiction of medicine and a member of the medical society here and currently and probably will not continue in this role once he starts with the commission he is vice chair of the california's mental illness oversight and accountability commission for proposition 63 so i know you will welcome him when he's here at our next meeting. dr. chow i'm not sure if you wanted to add to that. >> i think you've said everything. >> okay. >> we're looking forward to him being here and he was unable because his swearing in was just a few days ago to make toda

commissioner moore and i'd like to welcome new commissioners dennis richard commissioners first on your consideration for items for continuance item one appears on our agenda incorrectly it will repair on the september 11th continuance to november 20th. commissioners future on our discretionary review a request for discretionary review we received a request from the project manager >> is there my comment on the consent calendar. >> this is the project sponsorth. >> hi thank you, commissioners for your time and thought today, i'm tracey the owner the property next door to the property in question we moved while mayor jordan was in office and gpr as suffering from hard times we needed to buy. >> i'm sorry to interpreter you we're discussing whether or not you're in favor of a continuance. >> i'm in favor of a continuance. >> there's no comment. >> oh, thank you. >> okay is there any additional public comment seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner moore >> this is a motion for continuance this is. >> for continuance yes. >> move to continue as noted. >> on that motion to conti

commissioner moore and i'd like to welcome new commissioners dennis richard commissioners first on yoursideration for items for continuance item one appears on our agenda incorrectly it will repair on the september 11th continuance to november 20th. commissioners future

we're awaiting the news conference from the embattled nfl commissioner about an hour from now. right down the street right here in new york city. he's expected to address the string of domestic violence scandals rocking the nfl as well as steps the league's taking to address the personal conduct of some of its players. >>> chief correspondent jonathan hunt is live for us. why now after go goodell was silent for so long? >> precisely because he's been silent for so long, i mould imagine. it's ten days since roger goodell gave that one interview to cbs' norah o'donnell. during those ten days every single day has been dominated by the headlines of bad behavior by nfl players. and he will take questions, we are told today, roger goodell. what he knew about ray rice, the video inside the elevator, what did he know about it, when did he see it? he will also be asked about adrian peterson of the minnesota vikings, of course. why he did not act to punish peterson in any way after these allegations of child abuse against peterson. then there's the question of the carolina panthers. greg

good afternoon commissioner president wu good to see the new commissioner he

my name is john avalos, the chair of the commission and joined by two of our new commissioners. cynthia crews and edwin linda and joined guy supervisor tang. any announcements? >> please silence and cell phones and any documents should be submitted to the clerk. >>supervisor john avalos: i would like to thank secretary fgtv. >>> first item. approval of lafco minutes from june 27, 2014, regular meeting. >>supervisor john avalos: colleagues, any questions? >> i just have a couple changes to the minutes. i just wanted to make some corrections in terms of the names of persons you spoke on my behalf. >> commissioners those were clerical changes. we've already made them. thank you. >>supervisor john avalos: okay. sorry about that. if there are no other comments or questions we can go on to public comment for this item. public comment is open on the minutes for lafco. seeing no one come forward, public comment is closed. can we have a motion to approve these minutes? >> >>supervisor eric mar: so moved. >> >>supervisor john avalos: next item. actually let's go to item no. 5, supervisor

good afternoon commissioner president wu good to see the new commissioner here welcome and returning commission. i'm dawn i'm the chair of the polk's neighborhood association we have serious concerns with the project at hand i ask the responsibility of a new development to fit into the character is it expected that the character of the existing neighborhood would changed to accept a very different building coming out it. where i live is east of polk street and north of california. my neighbors and i raerl willfully will walk towards van ness even on california and certainly south of california going to the west because of the extreme winds that are just difficult very knowledge comfortable and put polk all those neighborhoods really out of minds of places you 80 want to shop the world ends after polk street it's not comfortable going there with this new huge huge proposed building going up the additional wind will be crazy. and the neighbors are they expected to buckle up and power walk through the additional winds are should we be looking at communication like maybe the option d is

new commissioner comes in, we may not have any expectations of a new commissioner or the new commissionerot feel like there is anything, if you will, make up for. and i think with goodell at least you have someone who has something to prove. he, i'm sure feels the need to prove that he really does care about this issue. and that he's not just trying to gloss it over. >> that's interesting because i think one of the arguments for, besides in situations like this it seems inevitable that the person at the top always the call for that person to go but the people who advocate that symbolic value of making a statement that a major organization like that. this is how serious we are. if you screw something like this up, you are. it seems like you see more value in terms of combatting domestic violence in the nfl with potentially keeping it. >> i think there's potential there. again, it depends on how seriously the nfl takes this new policy. but everybody's going to be watching roger goodell. every time something comes up, the world is going to be looking to see, are you going to do this right? s

3000 people who were killed in new york, also at the pentagon in washington and near shanksville, pennsylvania. joining me is ray kelly. he is the former police commissioner of the city of new york. thank you for being here. when you're talking about terrorism and so on, you discovered there was much more to your background than just being the police commissioner of the city of new york. former marine, former head of the un's international police force in haiti, the deputy secretary of treasury enforcement. >> we are much safer but the threat continues. no guarantees. we were just unaware of the threat certainly on september 11 of 21 -- of 2001. we should have been awakened, you might say as a result of the 1993 world trade center bombing. i was police commissioner at the time. it was seen as almost a joke. the bombers went back to get their deposits for the truck and they were arrested in six days. it was written off as a one-off event. but obviously, that was not the case. we learned the hard way. >> one of the things you helped build was the joint command center in lower manhattan which combines the forces of both federalate, and officials. i wonder if

commissioner moore and i'd like to welcome new commissioners dennis

commissioners, yes commissioner. >> just for clarity this is the first time we have done this based on the new process, correct? so i am pleased we have the built in follow up that we're going to see this because this is sort of our testing how this process works so i am pleased we have it in there. >> thank you. >> thank you. commissioner singer. >> yeah, i second that thought and colleen i have a question and thank you very much for the follow up. it was thorough and helpful. i don't have any questions regarding this particular motion but i was curious about what appeared in here to be kind of a pausity of data relating to the actual patients searched in the past and more related to what is the zip code -- the demographics of the zip code and i hope it adds. our it system gets better as we have new programs and approve and constantly thinking how do we improve our data collection because i think that will lead to a more precise understanding who we're serving and who we need to serve and aren't. >> certainly we will make note of that in future applications. thank you. >> further comments? if

. >> reporter: new york police commissioner said the terror threat is more significant than in recent years, but no specific threat on this somber anniversary. again today, the nation pauses to reflect. on the 2,983 lives lost 1 years ago in the 9/11 attacks. with the heightens terror concerns in the middle east security is tight for the today's memorial ceremonies. >> 13 years after 9/11 it's still a dangerous world. >> that threat remains it is constantly there. >> reporter: but the traditions continue. new york city where the twin towers once stood. family members reading the names of each victim. >> i'm waiting for the pain to go away. >> reporter: in she thinksville

ruben goodman and first of all i would like to ask, inspector monroe, to present this to the new commissioners, and as well. >> thank you. >> you are welcome. >> and it was my pleasure. >> it is a rose ceremony. >> that, and this... >> this rose, comes from the alter, and deeta and a small church between 23rd and 24th. and flores. he is facing eviction and we are currently working on getting the help of david campos's office as well as being here, and that is an issue that i would like to perhaps get a number where he can contact you after the meeting. i came tonight, mainly, to recommend for the highest possible commendation for some of the officers of richmond station. and we sort of under cap and assignment silver man. and i had a situation that occurred at the rose gold man elegant assisted living facility. it is not the assisted living facility, it is on the event it says for the gold man, elegant. >> my stepmother lives there in room, 308, and i had spent a week and a half, because she does not know how to answer her phone and they will not assist her to know how to answer the phone. or,

tenants city wide and a couple of remarks tonight, and first of all, i wanted to just welcome the new commissioners, and in particular, welcome my long time friend and mentor, victor wo ng and back to china town and glad to see you back here man. >> and so you know, and looking forward to working with you. and before i go into my praise for captain lazar i want to say things to give it context, it has been a rough couple of months for china towns and i think that a lot of the residents here know that. there have been a string of armed robberies and home invasions in china town buildings. seniors in particular have been targeted. and you have had these strange schemes where people are coning their ways into buildings. this is really scared the community. and i think that a lot of folks are frightened and a lot of residents that we work with are frightened and i think that we were heading in a wrong direction for a while because that fear was starting to spread. i want to really, thank and commend the captain for the proactive approach that he has taken to addressing these issues. and you know in the

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now the commissioner promises a sweeping new policy. his entire league will undergo training about preventing abuse. >> we will re-examine, enhance and improve all of our current programs. >> the shifts come since the spade of domestic violence has hit the league recently. jonathan dwyer, ray rice, adrian peter son and greg hardy. jeannine lazitsky says those terrible accusations have had one benefit. >> i think a lot more people are talking about it and reaching out. and that's a good thing. >> reporter: she says calls spiked 33% in the five days after that new ray rice video surfaced. volunteers have flocked in, too. but lazitsky says it's simply a start. >> so what we hope is every institution and every employer will take ahold of this and look at their own policies. >> the national organization for women was more harsh tonight, saying good ell's announcement is aimed at moving this story off the front page. what he doesn't seem to understand is he should be aiming to make fundamental changes in the organization. >>> goodell said tod

. >>> people fighting prescription drug abuse are calling for a new commissioner for the food and drug administration. they want the obama administration to replace dr. margaret hamburg. the groups say that the agency has contributed to what they call an epidemic of prescription drug abuse under her leadership. the fda came under fire last october when it approved a new painkiller against the recommendation of its medical advisers. >>> meantime, montgomery county will hold a seminar today in conshohocken to help prevent drug overdoses. the program trains teens and young adults to spread awareness. they'll learn prevention techniques from law enforcement and families affected by drug overdoses and death. >>> happening today, delaware governor jack markell will sign legislation that will give more money to volunteer fire and ambulance companies. the governor will sign three bills to pay for that increase. the first will tack on $10 extra for traffic tickets in delaware. the second bill will increase the tax paid by health insurers. and the third will require state health insurance polici

new york police commissioner said while there's no specific threat here there will be thousands of specialized officers on patrol. marci gonzalez, abc news new york. >> take the new 6abc.com with you, the new smart design changes the layout for any device to fit tablets and ♪ the world famous fries you love, plus a shake of three new flavors you add. introducing mcdonald's shakin' flavor fries. shake up something new to love at mcdonald's. >> good morning, let's take a look at what's going on the roads, flashing lights in chester county. 202 at styles boulevard. police activity there. traffic is getting by without much of a problem, heading from chadsford from west chester to exton. i-95 at girard, traffic is moving along easily. thus far no delays coming from bucks county and northeast philadelphia. matt. >> reporter: thank you, tam, time for your travel forecast. 4:51. thursday morning, let's see what's going on, if you're going out you could see delays flying up and down the east coast. east coast to miami florida to logan international check for delays related to the weather. in texas you

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new york police commissioner william bratton. >> isis creates a totally new area of threat for us andone that is probably even more potentially impactful on us than al qaeda. >> reporter: and the commissioner pointed to the power of the isis propaganda videos being produced to recruit new members. >> their ability to inspire, not only those who will go there to fight and then potentially come back, but also to inspire the so-called lone wolves, those sitting in their basements, pouring over their computer terminals. they have an incredible act to influence those young men and women. >> reporter: and this 19-year-old nurse's aide from denver is one of the young women who apparently fell for it. federal prosecutors say she was lured into becoming the bride of a 32-year-old isis fighter in syria, a recent muslim convert, connelly said she had found a kindred spirit and began training in military tactics and weapons. it was only after members of this denver church tipped off the fbi that the government moved in to stop her from flying off to syria. today, in federal court in denver, conne

former new york police commissioner ray kelly on security, and terrorism. plus, the united kingdom -- seeks to protect its unity with scotland. and protecting you from boredom. all of that and more over the next hour. but let us get radio headlines from carol massar. carol? a company is lifting its annual forecast. it has been adding more close, lulums guatemala monde -- aboutw let's also talk and carl icahn. -- ichan agreed pursue. and the disclosure of yahoo! threatening to find $250,000 a day if it refused to turn over user data. this was under u.s. surveillance laws. back over to you. >> thanks very much. security is on heightened alert after we marked the 13th anniversary of the september 11 attacks. a memorial is being held for the nearly 3000 people in new york who died, as well as in pennsylvania and the pentagon. ray kelly is joining us now. much fork you very being here and thank you very much for your service. the people -- when people you wered that involved, they learned that there was more than just being police commissioner. of a u.n.ine, hea

amy just called item 13 new bizarre commissioners any new business?> i just i think i mentioned this several meetings ago that after cob from france and seeing what they did i know that it is a ways out in appetite but. >> there's an this is not agendized if i can brief you rain water its happening not as a port function but a citywide portion and even better i think just as we touched on the naming of the me, me silver pathway at some fire chief point that the ceremony with the installation. >> you have to act as a commission moving forward it's calendar for the next meeting and so from then there we'll assuming the commission approvals move forward and we have other items to celebrate and you'll be hearing more about. >> on the new business from today's meeting the john ramming to return in the spring connected to say he'd be delighted we'll get the right meeting depends upon on the progress made and periodic updates on the sea level rise we'll work with sf adapt to see if that's quarterly or semi annually i suspect that will be one of the fountain

new progresso chili. slow-simmered, homemade taste. >>> nfl commissioner roger goodell breaks his silence after a second video surfaces showing ray rice elevator assault. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao joins us from the cbs-3 sat center with more exclusive details that we expect to learn, jane, good morning. >> nfl commissioner roger goodell will touch on a number of topics but mainly this second video that surfaced this week. how much does he know bit, and what did nfl official does to obtain this video and what about ray rice, what does his future look like. all questions to be adressed in this interview because of this tmz video that surfaced this week showing the star running back striking his then fiance janay palmer in an atlantic city elevator. the shocking footage prompted local law make tours call for a review of the pretrial intervention program rice entered after this february incident. rice never went to jail for what he did but instead entered in the first offender program where's dressed anger management and paid a small fine, ultimately though charges will be dropped as long as rice co

abc's ryan smith leading us off tonight with new questions about what the commissioner new and when. >> reporter: david, that's right. tonight, espn is reporting that according to multiple sources, ray rice personally told nfl commissioner roger goodell that he punched his wife janay in that elevator. that ail peers to contradict goodell's statement this week that when he met with rice, the player was, quote, ambiguous about what actually happened. pressure on goodell growing even greater tonight. nfl commissioner roger goodell, under fire and under wraps tonight, as football's top stars demand to know why. >> we're all held accountable for our actions. certainly, every owner should be held accountable for their actions. the commissioner should be held accountable for his actions. >> reporter: goodell insists he didn't know the extent of the beating until tmz released the devastating video monday. but some players aren't buying it. >> it could have been a better job done. because if tmz could get it, why couldn't the national football league get it? >> reporter: anthony davis of the 4

delaware valley's leading news program with jamie apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> nfl commissionerdell acknowledged again he was wrong in the handling of the domestic violence case involving ray rice. it is friday night. the big story on "action news" is roger goodell's public address on the scandals consuming the national football league. >> several cause for goodell to step down in the wake of the controversy. today he says he has not even considered it. >> it is likely the most difficult week for the nfl. what triggered the controversy, players pulled off the field for various accusations was domestic abuse, and they say that goodell failed to handle some of the incidents properly. and he has been silence since the video of ray rice punching his then-fiancee went public. and he was suspended from the league. and many feel he is not doing enough to deal with the off-the-field action of his players. and goodell said he is hoping to go forward and implement new policies. >> i got it wrong on a number of levels. from the process that i led to the decision that i reached. but now i w

commissioners? do we have comments on the new policies? >> commissioner john? >> on seven, initially i thought it was probably best to expand 7.1 and eliminate 7.3. however, i have rethought that a little bit particular fully light of your comments. so i think it would be a good idea to have 7.1 focus on buildings and 7.3 focus as u suggested. then going, i think your suggested new policies 1 and 2 are good. as to the third one. that requires i think some analysis. i think it's a good idea to support educational efforts of public and private institutions dedicated to the collection of documents and artifacts. i would suggest after the word artifacts we insert the words in presenting programs. in the museum world collections of documents and artifacts is becoming somewhat pass ae museums no longer see themselves as collection of objects. now collected much more object stories presenting programs otherwise engaging people. there is less interest in going to a room of chip and dale furniture than there was in my grandparents day. then what we must revise to elimin

eyewitness news". >>> a lot of talent. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> at 6:00 breaking news, commissionerl roger goodell apologizes and says he wants new conduct policies before the end of this football season. we're live with reaction. >> reporter: also tonight search for what caused this huge fire at a philadelphia warehouse, and three people were injured including two fire fighters, kathy. >>> in weather, we have some sunshine on the sky deck but weekend will start off with clouds, and it is last weekend of summer and last warm up before fall begins, i'll have those numbers coming up. >>> and a new jersey town that is banned alcohol for more than 100 years now brings wine to the table, and where you can now wine and dine, on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> i got it wrong, in the handling of the ray rice matter. >> breaking news right now at 6:00 under intense scrutiny the commissioner of the nfl apologizes promising changes will be made. good evening i'm jessica dean. >>> aim chris may. roger goodell speaking for first time in public on issues of domestic violence in more than a week. o

new york's police commissioner, william bratton, says he worries that i.s.i.s. could inspire people here to do something equally horrific. >> those involved in new york city and the nypd, believe this period of time is the most significant, dangerous periods we've seen. since 9/11, 13 years ago. >> reporter: the use of social media and the internet by i.s.i.s., is a huge concern. >> their ability to get recruits is unparalleled. and that means they have the ain't to inspire others in the u.s. and europe, to take matters into anywhere own hands. >> that was pete williams reporting. >>> ahead of today's general assembly address, i was invited to an event last night hosted by president obama and the first lady. i found it to be pensive and deliberate as he spoke to the crowd of leader there's and other people who had come from different delegations about the world working together. a lot of people pulled out their camera phones to chronicle some of the remarks. this is a small portion i captured for you. >> there's going to be times where, a feeling of despair. but

news. embattled n-f-l commissioner roger goodell. breaks his silence on the domestic violence goodell held a news conference today, where he apologized for his handling of the ray rice case, and refused to step down in wake of the scandal. he also announced a sweeping new policy. mandating all players and staff on the league's 32 teams. undergo education and training about how to prevent "we recognize domestic violence and sexual assault exists everywhere, in every community. economic class, racial and ethnic group. it affects all of us." goodell says. the training and education sessions will begin within the next month. and he is setting up a new conduct policy task force slated to be ready by the superbowl. we continue to follow the story online. on kron-4-dot com you can watch more of the n-f-l commissioners address. and the prankster who interrupted the news conference. we also posted a link to resources. it's all on our website. kron4-dot-com. and our sports director gary radnich will weigh- in on goodell's address, later in cont

the former french finance minister has been named the new you commissioner for economic affairs. the -- is speaking out about the task ahead. >> we are at the beginning of a new commission. we have an opportunity and an obligation to make the first start and get down to work to strengthen the economic recovery . >> here in france, government has admitted it will miss a target set by the european union to reduce its budget deficit. the finance minister says the limit of 3% to gdp will not be reached until 2017. that is two years later than planned. they downgraded the forecast, saying it would only expand by --. on a lighter note, it is always a striking event. redhaired people from some 80 countries around the world has taken over a town in the netherlands. more than 2000 people flocked to the redhead days festival. it is the largest gathering of ginger-haired people in the world. >> ginger. thousands of redheads came to the netherlands to socialize and celebrate their unique haircolor. the festival has been uniting those with distinctive colored hair. it is more than an opportuni