lake nona has six so far.ot just mean building homes. >> gone are the days where you live in a house in an isolated sort of place. it's really important that we have the nearby schools and we have the grocery store right down the street and we're close to your job. >> we have 7,000 students going to school here, right on our grounds at lake nona, from early-childhood-development centers and through to a graduate education where you can graduate from here with your m.d. or phd and never leave lake nona. >> because of the proximity of the medical city and the ymca and the schools within the neighborhood, i can ride a bike to work, ride home, and pick up the kids by 6:00 at the after-school program. ♪ >> we've taken the best of what we've seen throughout the country and really the world, brought all different parts and pieces over here. >> to my left, we have the adult pool section of our aquatic center. across the street here, under construction, we have a new restaurant and a market that we're building. we're w

up at aican army caught place then nona saratoga. it is known as the villages of schuylerville and victory. surroundates begins to general burgoyne after a few days of siege and negotiations. he surrendered his army 1777. this is often called the turning point of the revolutionary war. burgoyne's surrender was a major factor in bringing about the french alliance. we had envoys in ambassadors to france who are trying to get the french to side with the united states. they were not biting as far as an official alliance. had that peace that they needed to bring about the french to convince them to not only recognize the united states as a real legitimate country, but to become our formal allies. the french signed a treaty of alliance and a treaty of amity and commerce. it's with this french alliance we eventually won the revolutionary war. engagementjor battle occurred in yorktown virginia in 1781. most of the personnel were actually french. one thingot have yorktown without french naval army assistance. we would not have had french assi

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. >> commissioner chow: following the testimony is kyle, tommy and ian and nona. >> my name's johnny. i'd also like to speak -- i don't like using it in public. i don't like to offend other people. i think it benefits children so they don't have to get stuck by needles and stuff if the street. i think it would help to have these sites. it would help a lot. thank you. >> commissioner chow: thank you. next, please. >> good afternoon. my name is sevin. i'd like to thank you for letting us speak and the work you're doing and from a personal standpoint it's important when i inject in public it's stressful. i see the faces of judgment and the looks of disgust and comments as people walk i. -- by. i live outside. i had a home and would go in my room and do my thing. eve everything i do is in public. injecting drugs is one of them. given this opportunity, a place, a clean environment in which so inject would benefit the community at large in general because san francisco's always been ahead of the curve. you were ahead of the curve on needle access and didn't obey the rules on a federal level

and i'd like to thank jesse larson and nona mallconian for staff north meeting. do you have any announcements. >> silence cellphones and electronic devices and copys of documented should be submitted to the clerk and items acted upon will appear on the january 92,018th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you mr. clerk. please call item number 1. >> an ordinance with the code to establish the tenant assistance fund for hazardous housing and to allow eligible tenants to vacate issued bit department of building inspection or fire department to receive financial assistance for the fund for up to two years. >> great. unless there's -- i'm just going to make a few opening comments and call up members from the mayor's office and department of building inspection, fire department and our human services agency and city attorney's office all who have worked on this fund. back in the beginning part of this year as many of you know but this is also just for the general public's knowledge we discovered a hazardous situation and we had 30 individuals

ben atkinson's 85-year-old nona trying to use her new google home.say okay google or hey google and the mini device answers any question. well, after a few minutes of instruction the senior citizen was ready to go but not ready for all that goo goo could tell her. >> what the weather? he want to know what is the weather. >> tomorrow. >> tomorrow. >> there will be showers with a high of 55 and a low of 56. [laughter] >> i'm scared. [laughter] >> i'm scared. >> silly. >> it's a mystery. he says his grandma is now over her fear of goo goo's powers and now enjoys hearing her play italian songs on a daily basis. >> yeah, truly there's something goo goo can do for her she likes, italian songs, that's it. >> love it. >> my kids yell at alexa on a daily basis. it becomes quite an issue. >> let's get a check of the roads. >> matt pelman standing by in the "action news" traffic center. >> if you're trying to get home to use your goo goo this evening, so far it's no the so not so bad. here on the schuylkill expressway, it's pretty normal stuff. at least normal

. >> lake nona is 11 square miles of an integrated, highly collaborative community. >> they've got schools and neighborhoods and universities and recreation. >> with a foundation of technology running through it. >> an entire city built from the ground up with the goal of improving how we live, and it's working. i'll take you behind the gates of some of florida's most exclusive luxury homes... >> welcome to one of the most pristine and private lakes on the lake butler chain. >> ...where cameras have not been allowed until now. >> ordinarily, we don't allow cameras in here to film these magnificent homes, but you're in for a special treat. >> florida is one of the many states that just seems to constantly take a beating from mother nature. but i've got the ways to keep your family safe. >> these rooms are engineered for 250 mile-per-hour winds. if the whole house collapsed around it, it is an entity unto itself. >> legendary coach lou holtz and his wife -- lucky to be alive after their home burns to the ground. >> this happens every day. i've been doing this 35 years. this is a very common

. >> nona strauss is the lead organizer, says is hopeful but skeptical of the announcement. >> you haveow-up an executive order with making your staff do t as far as i can tell it wasn't done. >> unrealistic is probably not a fair word. we didn't know in a lot of ways what we would encounter. >> we've had to adjust to a new reality. we had to adjust to things i haven't seen other local agencies adjust to. >> unprecedented multilayers dilemma addressed by the wheels known to turn slowly but they are turning. >> there was a really delicate balance. >> candace wen, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> there will be 2 investigates special report on the ghost ship warehouse fire. see how the families are honoring their loved ones. join us tonight at 6:00 p.m. on ktvu plus. >>> time now is 7:45. a new report says eye van ka trump was instrumental of michael flynn getting named as the national security visor. >>> the report about eye van ka trump's alleged involvement and the response from one of her close friends. my name is valerie decker and i'm a troubleman for pg&e. i am a first responder to emergencies

my husband and i made a movie called "nona." my husband's mother is from mexico and she came across the border when she was about four. so there was a lot of, you know, personal -- it's a personal story for him in many ways and for me as well. we had heard the story of a house in los angeles, which is where we're from that had been busted, a sex trafficking house, and that there are 44 known houses in los angeles alone. we just couldn't believe that in our own backyard just around the corner from where we lived this kind of abuse was happening and no one knew about it. the more we spoke about it with other people who are very knowledgeable, educated people, so many of them would say, what's trafficking again? what's human trafficking? we thought, well, something needs to be done about this. the only thing that we really have to speak out on our platform is art. so we decided to make this movie called "nona" which is about a girl who is from honduras. she is trafficked through los angeles. my husband took a crew of about eight pe

my husband and i made a movie called "nona." his mother is from mexico.ame across the border when she was about four. it's a personal story for him in many ways and for me as well. we had heard this story of a house in los angeles that had been busted as a sex trafficking house. there were 44 known houses in los angeles alone and we couldn't believe that in our own backyard around the corner where we lived that this kind of thing was happening and nobody knew about it. the more we spoke about it with other people who were educated people, so many of them would say, what is human trafficking? something needs to be done about this. the only thing that we have to speak out on our platform is art. so we decided to make this movie, which is about a girl from honduras and she is trafficked through los angeles. my husband took a crew of about eight people and photographed the movie himself. he filmed starting in honduras and made his way guatemala all the way through mexico and then i met him in tijuana. i was producing the movie in los angeles. a lot of people