year and parcels that take more space and work to deliver. >> we are looking at 8 billioned investment. >> it will last for 8 decades. >> and until someone figures out how to email a sweater we will deliver it. >> and the growing pains may continue for some time to come. tom vacar, fox 2 news. >>> a memorial honoring firefighters defaced. monument to honor the heroes that dedicated their lives to protect a city. >>> i have the forecast. maybe a few raindrops. we will talk about that and the temperatures you can expect for saturday and sunday. >> this portion of fox 2 news sponsored by foster farms. >>> a mem honoring fallen firefighters have been defaced. it isn't the first time. the stockton fallen firefighters memorial honors firefighters that dedicated their lives to protect the city of stockton. it was created after two firefighters lost their lives in 1998 trying to save a woman. earlier the monument was cracked and broken and vandalized for the third time in a year. firefighters think that the vandals are trying to steal the plaques off of the memorial. >> it angers people. >> th

are available and 2026 to fund the first development of 7 parcels with support from mohcd including in their next year budget including budget the predevelopment fund by mohcd for our first two parcels which will be available to us in 2018 for development that predevelopment work allows us to go forward and start the design process design and permitting process for those to buildings so we're working collaboratively with mohcd and on how to close the gap and the other thing as we move forward it opens the don't worry about as i mentioned to start as we have sites available to pursue funding sources that require construction ready sites in order to be eligible for consideration we intend to pursue in 2017 from the affordable housing and the sustainability developments as well as suhr the h h p support for the first project which will be out the door a source of shares the veterans housing for the first project but securing that commitment requires us to be moving forward and having sites ready for construction. >> okay. this clearly is a length discussion and past 2:30 we have 32:30

and this year they expect 18% more parcels than last year. parcels that take more space and work to deliver. >> which is why we're currently looking at an $8 billion investment in new vehicles to handle it. >> reporter: and that work will last for decades to come. >> until somebody figures out how to e-mail a sweater we're going to deliver it. >> reporter: the growing pains might continue for some time to come. tom vacar ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the temperatures dropped off a couple of degrees today. they are going to be a little bit cooler tomorrow. i mean the temperatures today were a little warmer by a couple of degrees and they will cool a couple of degrees tomorrow. here we are in santa rosa on saturday, santa rosa at 70 degrees. 71 today in san francisco 65 tomorrow. so slightly cooler. we are seeing more clouds out there. from this weather system, which will cool things off and change the texture of their weekend from what we would have today, which is very warm to cooler. still be pretty mild, but not as warm. we had upper 70s here too. 7

of several legislated actions that allows us to put in place a spell assessment on the very well parcels for the infrastructure expenses as well as an infrastructure financing district that will fund infrastructure on the island the cd and tida is required to deliver on affordable housing and the gaps we have been able to identify is $382 million to construct the one thousand 8 hundred and 64 unit what we should clarify is that the gap is a result of additional units of one and 84 housing units and ass also a as a result of increased costs and loss in federal and state funding the supervisor clarified the largest allocation 25.3 percent of one percent is no longer available so what we're asking that the board approve that what the documents in front of you a allows for a delivery of up to one thousand plus units and including inclusionary units on the island that gets us to 65 percent of the housing units we we've tried to identify the potential funding up to one thousand and 9 hundred plus units but what that we need to clarify those need for the - it requires state action to reinstate

of several legislated actions that allows us to put in place a spell assessment on the very well parcelsncing district that will fund infrastructure on the island the cd and tida is required to deliver on affordable housing and the gaps we have been able to identify is $382 million to construct the one thousand 8 hundred and 64 unit what we should clarify is that the gap is a result of additional units of one and 84 housing units and ass also a as a result of increased costs and loss in federal and state funding the supervisor clarified the largest allocation 25.3 percent of one percent is no longer available so what we're asking that the board approve that what the documents in front of you a allows for a delivery of up to one thousand plus units and including inclusionary units on the island that gets us to 65 percent of the housing units we we've tried to identify the potential funding up to one thousand and 9 hundred plus units but what that we need to clarify those need for the - it requires state action to reinstate it as well as some local funding resources and in addition by movi

he dug it into a 6-acre parcel he owns in south park. with, people camping on land zoned for single family homes. concerned that campers are an eyesore and dumping human waste on their parcels, the county passed tougher rules this summer and sent warning letters to 160 people living off the grid. county commissioners decided to give folks the end of this month before they step up enforcement. >> we don't want people in south park camping through the winter because risky because they do have problems out there. if someone calls and says i'm having a heart attack, what's your address? i don't know. i'm camping. >> i don't need mommy and daddy government to tell me how to protect myself and their usage of that claim that they're moving us off because we can't take care of ourselves here is a lie. >> a lot of you told us you think the county ought to let folks like steve be, but we also heard from others who say get up to speed on the issue by watching or reading our entire story up now for you on 9news.com. >>> researchers say they've found

sample ground lease for each parcel. the financing plan, infrastructure, community finance district, jobs and equal opportunity plan to make sure that the benefits of the project are spread throughout our community. so, we have been busy and i wanted to introduce fran weld who is our day to day person who is really put the heart and soul into the project and see can answer questions but will go deeper on a couple items we have been working on. >> thanks, jack. so, i was hoping to provide a little bit of a deeper dive on many of these topics mptd this project is so far reaching, it is fun to see the range and think also fun maybe to get a sense of the level of detail of work that the project team has been up to for the last several years. so, starting with design and public space, which is always been a foundation of sea wall 337 and pier 48 back to the original rfp is creating public space and open areas. i'm showing here a image that is taken from a design controlled document at the perkens and will team put turth. this

plus unit and the land on which to develop that and in fact, we can develop those units 17 of the 20 parcels dedicated to us we're securing the development opportunity and the rights and through the immediately oiftsd resources we can fund two-thirds of that development the gap has been presented didn't include any mohcd support any h f c support. >> i'm sorry i'm not trying to interrupt i know you're trying to paint how we'll fulfill the gap what if we don't fill the gap and all the market-rate housing get built and the affordable parcels that are deed to us they lie vacant we fulfill some of that but the market-rate get built we don't fulfill the affordable housing obligation we promised to the community and city in passing in development unanimously in 2011 what then happens. >> the city residences the opportunity and right to developing develop it not a question whether or not those will be developed but. >> i have questions about whether or not we'll develop it i'll not be here in 20 or 40 years not sure what the next step of leadership will decide as their priorities i want more of a g

because we can take air parcels and see where the origin will be. as we advance them along. the air right now at 3,000 feet. above or just north of alaska. is the air parcel. which will be on top of us. on sunday night. that's the origin of the air. which is coming partly cloudy near normal. cool tonight. at least seven. tomorrow nice day. sixty-five. obviously the origin of that air. will be from the south. not the north. we can see a little morning fog. then sun. and after that, one more nice day. before we get some of that air. whose origin is north of alaska. z25egz z16fz trump tweeted very organized process taking place. i decide on cabinet and many other positions. in washington. vice president elect mike pence stopped by headquarters and had lunch with joe biden. biden believes a trump team will suffered from undiagnosed sleep apnea. investigators now looking at it. as a cause. a train entered the station. at double the 10-miles per hour shreuplt. killing a woman. the engineer told investigators he had no memory of the crash. >> the next week the white house will be a

are available and 2026 to fund the first development of 7 parcels with support from mohcd including in their next year budget including budget the predevelopment fund by mohcd for our first two parcels which will be available to us in 2018 for development that predevelopment work allows us to go forward and start the design process design and permitting process for those to buildings so we're working collaboratively with mohcd and on how to close the gap and the other thing as we move forward it opens the don't worry about as i mentioned to start as we have sites available to pursue funding sources that require construction ready sites in order to be eligible for consideration we intend to pursue in 2017 from the affordable housing and the sustainability developments as well as suhr the h h p support for the first project which will be out the door a source of shares the veterans housing for the first project but securing that commitment requires us to be moving forward and having sites ready for construction. >> okay. this clearly is a length discussion and past 2:30 we have 32:30

are available and 2026 to fund the first development of 7 parcels with support from mohcd including in their next year budget including budget the predevelopment fund by mohcd for our first two parcels which will be available to us in 2018 for development that predevelopment work allows us to go forward and start the design process design and permitting process for those to buildings so we're working collaboratively with mohcd and on how to close the gap and the other thing as we move forward it opens the don't worry about as i mentioned to start as we have sites available to pursue funding sources that require construction ready sites in order to be eligible for consideration we intend to pursue in 2017 from the affordable housing and the sustainability developments as well as suhr the h h p support for the first project which will be out the door a source of shares the veterans housing for the first project but securing that commitment requires us to be moving forward and having sites ready for construction. >> okay. this clearly is a length discussion and past 2:30 we have 32:30

similar process attached to it and take the central is freeway parolees the designation of those parcels in terms of use and the occupancy was established in the early starting in 2000 with extensive community outreach no. we'll be able to fund those with inclusionary fees and the market octavia funds we've been doing outreach for 16 years on those parcels so we know from extensive research in the last month or so we've had the institute and the very economic council as well as fooumd levying office said the more regulation on projects the more extensive because expensive because it takes longer we're trying to remain the urgency we know as we look at in our neighborhood there are people living on the street and add costs and funds didn't serve those people well. >> okay. thank you i have similar questions supervisor tang. >> thank you for that he overview i think what you said is absolutely what i feel we can't build the affordable housing projects we certainly want them to be faster and more cost effective in san francisco for my question through the chair to supervisor peskin trying t

they will sell the market rate parcels to third-party developers. and they will dedicate you load ways and utilities to the city. these land dispositions are outlined in a separate master development agreement which is a companion document to this deal. so the sunnydale start a star with sunnydale first of either a few slides on each project you've seen this before. as you can see the site is extremely isolated from the surrounding community and the housing stock is an extreme state of disrepair. well past its useful life. sunnydale is located in visitation balloted its the largest public housing site in the city at 50 acres could currently it is home to 775 public housing residents households. so the master plan for sunnydale will be developed by a partnership of mercy housing and related california in partnership with the city. the master plan includes the fine-grained street network with new connections to the surrounding neighborhoods. a continuous street wall,, the addition for the first time of sidewalks, the trees, bike paths and enhanced mun

similar process attached to it and take the central is freeway parolees the designation of those parcels in terms of use and the occupancy was established in the early starting in 2000 with extensive community outreach no. we'll be able to fund those with inclusionary fees and the market octavia funds we've been doing outreach for 16 years on those parcels so we know from extensive research in the last month or so we've had the institute and the very economic council as well as fooumd levying office said the more regulation on projects the more extensive because expensive because it takes longer we're trying to remain the urgency we know as we look at in our neighborhood there are people living on the street and add costs and funds didn't serve those people well. >> okay. thank you i have similar questions supervisor tang. >> thank you for that he overview i think what you said is absolutely what i feel we can't build the affordable housing projects we certainly want them to be faster and more cost effective in san francisco for my question through the chair to supervisor peskin trying t

you notice here, baylor university was contacted as part and parcel of the investigation nothing ever happened for well over a year. i'm just wondering what happened there. was there an investigation, and if not, why not? you have a police report. >> there was a police report. i suppose it stayed with the police department. it never came out of the police department. that was a significant failure to respond by our police department. there's no doubt about it. >> reporter: victim blaming would be one answer. the other answer is protecting the football team and protecting that brand. i really think that it was probably feeling like -- i don't know what was said if they did talk to the victim. >> reporter: they did talk to the victim. there is no question. it's a detailed police report. >> right. there was a title ix case that was opened up. we opened that up. and that was when i learned about it. and at that time we took the appropriate actions and eventually he was found responsible. >> reporter: eventually he was, but in 2 t was all-big 12 tight end. >> that would be true. >> reporte

. >> thank you, kelly good eye yes some amount of commercials that can be allowed on the illinois parcels even if their to be built entirely and residential residentials there is still some commercial office and a good point i was remiss to talking about those maximum commercial is that in all likelihood the projects will land in between so the time some of the parcels that are zoned and mixed use with the residential and some would go commercial those are essentially buy outs and looking forward to seeing that variance in the eir transportation first, this sounds like an excellent time to call for a joint hearing were our friends at the mta before any previous comments and the mix of residential and commercial space more holistically i think the same thing for transportation i was very close to a lot of the work in the decision maker around the transportation for hunters point and candle stick in addition to the t line and some of the transit options including the private shutters and the changes around the mission bay is also a brt it is coming up from hunters point and candle stick and

i want this parcel or whatever it is that was taken from the doctor. see that the helicopter is intercepted. yes, excellency. tomo. yes, excellency. [[machine gun firing] [firing continues] [machine gun firing] [firing continues] [firing continues] [blast] [crash] - are you alright? - yes. but please hurry back to london. not only must i contend with a preposterous science fiction puzzle an island of dead people, but i have to fly over here to find out why two of my agents were suddenly attacked on what was supposed to be an ultra secret mission. person, friendly or otherwise ation? no one. what do you make of it? plague? or some man-made catattrophe? well, i would rather let our laboratory answer that. - - e village? - totally destroyed. - - ow's that wound?' - it's insignificant. the two items, the investigation of the vehicle and the two men who attacked napoleon and myself has revealed nothing. apparently, they went to great pains to remove 'every shred of identification.' . they are ready to begin the closed-circuit examination. well, let's get on

. >> thank you, kelly good eye yes some amount of commercials that can be allowed on the illinois parcels even if their to be built entirely and residential residentials there is still some commercial office and a good point i was remiss to talking about those maximum commercial is that in all likelihood the projects will land in between so the time some of the parcels that are zoned and mixed use with the residential and some would go commercial those are essentially buy outs and looking forward to seeing that variance in the eir transportation first, this sounds like an excellent time to call for a joint hearing were our friends at the mta before any previous comments and the mix of residential and commercial space more holistically i think the same thing for transportation i was very close to a lot of the work in the decision maker around the transportation for hunters point and candle stick in addition to the t line and some of the transit options including the private shutters and the changes around the mission bay is also a brt it is coming up from hunters point and candle stick and

so that is part and parcel of somei think is keeping folks away, they think it is the old national park service that somemited to vehicles -- folks think we are set up for professional hikers and we are not. it really is designed to be accessible to all. recently, we have funding to establish and all ada accessible walkway. but the walkway, unfortunately, was part of the old trail and we had a horse vandalize -- whether purposely or involuntarily -- they damaged a trail and the community came out, including the horsemen's association and they said hey, we're sorry. we want to help out. here's a small contribution to help with the trail. otherks take care of each here in tucson and they care about making sure the parks are accessible. having national parks, it is one of the true american ideas that originated in the united states. the people of this country, we know that they value at the -- they value the national park system and the resources we have. the natural and cultural resources. advocacy is something that is important. ourbeing relevant to current parks visitors is extremely im

just think about that little parcel in echo park. it'd be a terrific mini mall. -i'll do that, bart. -nice meeting you. -you, too. -well, you wanted to talk to me about mark sanger, i believe. muller: yes, sir. about mark sanger's personal life. -oh, ah, you mean about hihibeing gay? -yes. yeah. -i'd like to ask you some questions about what it was like to work with mark sanger. -well, he was the best damned architect i ever had. -mm-hmm. what do you mean? -if a client decided he wanted a helicopter pad between the ninth and 10th floor, i think mark could have worked it into his plans. -oh, really? now, did, ah, mark have a large clientele before he came to work for you? -i see. where was his offices? -the west side. but, ah, when he started working full-time on my projects, ah, he started working out of his home. -you ever been to his home? -no, no. -you ever socialize with mark? ah, had drinks at his s use? gone to dinner with him at all? -no, no. not really. -was it becausee of h? -no, it just-- it just didn't work out. guy, have a drink, or have dinner with h

see, parcel by parcel, each one of those lots is gonna go for $100,000, $150,000 apiece. but if we negotiate collectively, i i ink we can do a lot better. what about the tenants? that's what that meeting is gonna be about today. see, when they find someplace else to live, well, i think that area is gonna be some high, high rent. that might not be easy. easy, hard -- i don't see where that's our problemm i didn't buy that building to turn a profit. i'm concerned about the neighbhbhood. lling me you're not collecting -- i'm collecting rent, but i'm trying to improve the place. i'm not planning on putting my tenants out to put yuppies in. when did you say thisiseeting was? uh, 1:00. i get your dander up, lieutenant? i'm gonna be there. good. i look forward to it. it was nice meeting you, lieutenant. get him started through booking. i'll tell the captain. what happened, jesus? how did they find you? listen, don't let them destroy the tape. at least give me that! don't say a word. just pretend like i ain't here. me and neal got lucky, captain. we found jesus outside a laundry.

was all about confinement and isolation over many years and now as allen counterfeited the part and parcel we've had to create we really understand how much of a vinyl we had to create you know that goes back to the saying takes a village it takes a village to change kind of the behavioral in the way we feel proud of each other and more so than any other period of time that is when investing in our kids rather than the old-fashioned punishment and hopefully, they'll learn punishment confinement, isolation, have never been great teachers of changing that barf it is the village of support the merit stwrm, the attempt to identify what motivates the human barf in a different way to reimagine this center our juvenile justice center no longer do you are refer to as a jewel detention but the jewel center but more importantly to have the money for people that are concerned about the change of barf and what cased people to come here to suggest we can have the best minds and practices right here to help people and motivate them into a different direction that works it is not just that we have less y

than last year, parcels for more space and work to deliver. >> which is why we are currently looking at an 8 billion-dollar investment in new vehicles to handle it. >> that work will last for decades to come. >> and until somebody figuring out how to email a sweater we will deliver it. >> and the growing pains will likely to continue. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> all right. tom, thank you so much. >>> in san jose registration began for the sacred heart holiday food and toy program. hundreds lined up this morning to be among the first to sign up to receive a free holiday food box for thanksgiving and they will have the opportunity to pick out free toys for their kids. sacred heart community plans to give out 7400 turkeys and they are in dire need. they need to collect 18,000 toys and gifts. many people that came out to take part in the program are single parents or people that have recently lost their jobs. >> we have 27% of people that make 50,000 or less so that tells you there is not enough money to afford rent and all of the other food around the holidays to keep up with the tr

part and parcel to what we do. we want to keep kids safe at all times. >> reporter: the flames were contained to the one science room. the cause appears to be electrical. >> significant damage to the classroom. heavy smoke and water damage throughout the school. >> reporter: all the students relocated to a nearby middle school and likely won't be allowed back into their school fo >> there's no time table right now of when students and staff will be allowed in the school to resume classes here. fire officials estimate the damage at $250,000. >> anchor: and we're following more news today a construction collapse in kingston injures several workers when the roof of that home gives way. investigators say the injuries are serious but not life threatening. details on what went wrong. >> reporter: kim, 4 construction workers were injured when this wall on the second floor collapsed. as you see the home is under construction. sky 7 with a view from above. the workers were trying to attach a wall to the house when it gave w

sample ground lease for each parcel. the financing plan, infrastructure, community finance district, jobs and equal opportunity plan to make sure that the benefits of the project are spread throughout our community. so, we have been busy and i wanted to introduce fran weld who is our day to day person who is really put the heart and soul into the project and see can answer questions but will go deeper on a couple items we have been working on. >> thanks, jack. so, i was hoping to provide a little bit of a deeper dive on many of these topics mptd this project is so far reaching, it is fun to see the range and think also fun maybe to get a sense of the level of detail of work that the project team has been up to for the last several years. so, starting with design and public space, which is always been a foundation of sea wall 337 and pier 48 back to the original rfp is creating public space and open areas. i'm showing here a image that is taken from a design controlled document at the perkens and will team put turth. this

parcells let me throw it the whole second half. my good friend kevin turner, may god rest his soul who passed away far too young. >> i got to double back to my hometown of walla walla, washington. >> did you see brady try to make the block. >> that block was awful, dude. dive early so they can't see it on film. >> you look healthy. and you have a son football. >> i have a son playing lacrosse and my second guy is playing for cougs. >> and you're being honored with shahidullah shahid and -- >> i got hit a lot but i'm -- shaquille o'neal and hulk hogan. >> great to see you. >> for sure, for sure. >> i think brady got the message. >> come on. >>> shaquille o'neal, yes, former bruin -- and bill lee, the spaceman. and lay la ali. it should be a great night at the garden. the tradition to benefit back to you. >>> that was fun. >> that was fun. >>> the cbs evening news is coming up at 6:30. and norah o'donnell joins us with a preview. >> reporter: tonight on the cbs evening news inside the tennessee wildfire that's forcing the evacuation

automatically said this guy is smarter than the others bill belichik hadn't shoulders and i am including tom parcells, but i also noticed when i went to the jets that carol was smart as those guys. i also said when he came here it wasn't going to work out for him because he wasfollowing a l to be too friendly with the players. i thinkhe learned from that, but he is a very smart head coach. >> he did cheat a little bit, dignity? , didn't he? >> nobody's going to talk about cheating, freddie. >> i'm trying to clear it all up. he came out of the game and he tried to talk to him, and he didn't pay attention. he's learned from that, went to seattle, created a great team. the very structured, there smart, he brings in very good players. i would say he's in the top five in the nfl. he learned from his he could be buddy buddy with all the players, and he is a very smart guy. the proof is in the pudding. the guy did a great job. >>joe: welcome back to our seven on the sidelines pregame show. if it wasn't for tom brady's four-game suspension, this team could be look at another 16 and zero season. they're looki

there are parcels that are here that are already homes that have been developed. then there is some down here too. the key is that it waterway system and around here as well. it also is there to preserve wildlife and some of the area that is right around squaw creek . brett olson says the upper -- by preserving around now, it will make sure that after it is developed, it will still be kept his county parkland. it had to be done in secret leading up to today so that the county's interested not drag this will be funded by local option sales tax dollars and bonding. none of the $40 billion bond that passed on election day will be used to buy this land.>> it will be a county park within the city. so, you have to think 20-30 years out. if i want my kids to live here, what do i want it to look like?>> reporter: any part that is bought and not used for conservation or kept as a county park will eventually, in about developers so they can get some of the money back from the purchase. the idea is that this land will only be available once and they were afraid that other pe

. >> the naminglyth of a field that is part and parcel of high school in quincy, it's not right. it's absolutely not right. of it diminish what a dozen members of the family contributed to the city. it doesn't at all. >> reporter: but still, the mayor said despite one bad apple, the family flame is gold. >> he is part of a larger story and it's literally generations of the family we are honoring. actions of one person in the creedon family should not spoil decades of the public service by the rest. bill shields, wbz news. >>> off to a good story about school, the number of kids being suspended are way down. 10,000 fewer kids have been suspended from local schools in the past two years. in 2014, a new law went into effect encouraging schools to fith taking them out of class. >> did you get in trouble in school? >> i did get in trouble, a little trouble, and i'll tell you about it later [laughter] >> the viewers want to hear now. i got one detention, eric. >> oh, boy. am i the bad one? i got colored card thas went home to my parents every day and kicked off the bus. and see? functi

people that owned these farms, neighboring farms outside of friedman's village allowed these people parcels of land to bring their church. they built houses around the church to create a community. section 27 section 27 and right inside the wall, outside of the memorial is where section 27 is and that's where the slaves that were here during arlington house days before friedman village and friedman village exspirees are peechl that died will there as well. the graves were marked. it was after emancipation, your gravestone said citizen, before emancipation, it said resident, or some of them said slaves, some didn't. the story of friedman's village is a very impactful one and one that's american history, of course, tells about slavery and the friedman's village model that was here on this site at arlington cemetery was the first model for the rest of the country. this was the first design, the actual first one they had and then they improved on it from the south as time went on. so the story of friedman's village is one that tells how they -- the american government tried to help the slaves,

. >> that spending frenzy takes over the streets, too with thousands of parcels waiting to be picked up by their owners. made $15, alibaba billion in profit over 24 hours. this year, the company hopes to do even better. let's take a look at how the markets are doing this lunchtime. the market started out in positive territory this morning but now dipping into the red, the dax trading up three points. ae largest insurer reporting profit increase of 30% -- the u.s. networking site linkedin will be blocked in russia because of data storage. last year, it became mandatory for foreign internet companies to store russian clients' personal data -- disney forecast renewed growth despite earlier concerns of lower advertising sales and subscriber losses at the espn sports network. euro disney was hard hit by the attack last year -- investor confidence returning with stocks trading up after comments from the ceo. finally, we returned to the biggest story of the week, the u.s. election. the results have called into question the state of trade deals like the transpacific partnership -- other sign

john parcel has seen this all before. >> i think it's similar, but then it was about war. and now it's the presidency which is a lot bigger problem. >> reporter: th into some trump supporters throughout the night. but others say they are proud to see so many making sure that their voices are heard. >> it's really important for these young people whose future is far more at stake and are more vulnerable than ours to may know that we support them that not every baby boomer voted for trump. >> we did see a lot of trump supporters out there. traffic that were upset. one thing we did see a lot tonight was police presence at the entrance ramps to the interstate. fhp and tampa police wanted to make sure that these protesters didn't get anywhere near the interstate tonight. >>> and it's not just here in tampa bay. thousands from coast to coast hit the streets in protests. they flooded streets and shut down interstates in major city, including determining, denver, portland and minneapolis. >> i'm here because i believe in equality, in change and i believe that trump will not do tha

robert goulston, red sox rick parcel low has been named the best picture in the american league but the cy young vote was hardly unanimous. verlander got more first-place votes but porcello won more points because verlander was not included on the ballot of two sports writers. the best part, porcello was >> it is unbelievable. i have my family standing here and i don't think they know yet. [cheering] [laughter] >> what a moment. >> reporter: one person not happy with that vote verlander girlfriend katie upton. requesting why two writer him off the ballot. the tweet that is getting the most is too vulgar to be seen on tv and retweeted more than 60,000 times. they are just going to have to chill. >> julie: check drive times and weather and traffic every ten minutes. nine minutes on the expressway northbound from the braintree split to the exit to the pike, shiri. >>> a little something that is probably music to your ears, no rain today and tomorrow. once we hit saturday and sunday, not just rain we are i will time out a little changeover when i am back with you in less than 10. >> julie:

clayton county officials have given final approval for mining to start on a nearly 750-acre parcel of land northwest of garnavillo and near clayton. health concerns have been raised by some who live near the site -- but the clayton county zoning board adjustment voted unanimously to approve a plan for underground sand mining this week. pattison sand company will head up the operation -- they say the expansion is needed to keep pace with its competitors. a 500-foot setback will stand between mine vent shafts and nearby homes in the area. county officials say health risks from the mining operations are low. . an iowa native is out of this world tonight -- and is making history as the oldest woman in to go to achieved liftoff this afternoon -- launching kazakhstan on route to the international space station. whitson is 56 years old and is originally from ringgold county. this is her third total space mission and her second as commander. before leaving -- she talked about what she'll miss when she's away from home... "i think probably the thing that i find probably the most the lack of va

pushing north to the west, watch what happens, we will -- he will be the surface and start to help your parcels rise that's what it is. coming up by cassie grandy, hillebrand and in the evening hours, the particular model juiced up models -- painting on active pitcher of the afternoon and beyond this is what you might be dealing with, the placement might not be exact but a shot of thunderstorms in the evening hours. this is 6:00 picture. maybe from soccer whatever it may be, there may be threat of lightning and heavy rain. there's the 8:00 picture in -- and people brief their pictures in the mountains, sholow will be busy overnight. this is 10:00, a lot of rain overnight and sholow. keep that in mind. this is the midnight you -- view over payson, could be pretty busy. eighty-one right now temperatures -- right now temperatures for today, they will not climb to -- for much more , but it will be breezy, 85 for high in phoenix, the ringelsten for next, today is the day about 10% chance for friday. friday, first friday, i would never do that, the rain will be gone by then and statewide we will see

with the square project and also did a similar approach an patoma street we're adjacent with the parcel as you can see here we have a because of building retail and passage at the ground floor and 6 stories and then the retail on the 7 floor above the other here's the bridge idea this is a is again, we need confirmation we can connect to the park and we've include 9 thousand square feet of retail this lob a view from the transbay park looking at this bridge it is about 35 feet wide in terms of the distance from the park to the building heres a section of the building as you may know we tried to do with the design of the building it is narrow we tried to create those variations in plain and on top of that those different tushgsz one of the bites of the design we lacked outdoor space we had a design that actually was embracing balconies as an idea another layer of turkexturt takes away from the glassyness and creates it to the skin of the building. >> 92 square feet as you can see from the configuration of the site we worked our magic to get the units to sit within the site like i said th

part of that treaty granted a parcel of land to the united states known as the northwest territory. that territory would become ohio. for almost one hundred years. until an architect named john eisemann came up with a most unusual design. - the ohio flag is the only state flag out of the fifty that is not a rectangle. it's a swallowtail flag that we usually see on a boat. what it is, is it's a pennant, but it comes to two points. and they chose that to be distinct. they wanted ohio to look different from all the other state flags and they certainly achieved that. they chose to use the red, white and blue several states have done that. but they also achieved simplicity by putting the letter o in the canton of the flag. and the letter o has two meanings to people in ohio. it's o for ohio. but also, it's the buckeye state. - buckeyes are round nuts, commonly found in ohio, that native americans thought resembledthe eye o. thirteen stars are clustered around the o, representing the next four states to be admitted to our nation, including ohio. the red and white stripes syolize roads and

residents were allowed to return and the victim was out of town so it was unclear when the parcel arrived it was added to the man that opened it but it's unclear if the envelope traveled by mail or if it was placed at the address. >> there is a possibility it went through the mail but we don't know that yet. >> investigators from the philadelphia police, fbi and postal are working around the clock. they don't know the motive for the targeted attack. >> we think this is a single sin incident and a sure you no expense will be spared and we'll use every available resource to try to identify the person responsible for this violent crime. >> the victim's roommate was also at home at the time and was not injured. the envelope and the device inside have been sent to atf headquarters in virginia for inspection that should take about 4 hours and the postal specter is trying to track the bar code on the envelope and the victim received surgery today and is recovering. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. lets go live to the 1800 block of pine street. and "action news" reporte

part of that treaty granted a parcel of land to the united states known as the northwest territory. that territory would become ohio. in 1803, ohio was admitted as our seventeenth state. but it existed without a state flag for almost one hundred years. until an architect named john eisemann lag is the only state flag out of the fifty that is not a rectangle. it's a swallowtail flag that we usually see on a boat. what it is, is it's a pennant, but it comes to two points. and they chose that to be distinct. they wanted ohio to look different from all the other state flags and they certainly achieved that. they chose to use the red, white and blue of the american flag. several states have done that. but they also achieved simplicity by putting the letter o and the letter o has two meanings to people in ohio. it's o for ohio. but also, it's the buckeye state. - buckeyes are round nuts, commonly found in ohio, that native americans thought resembled the eye of a male deer, a buck. thirteen stars are clustered around the o, representing the original thirteen states. four more stars stand

we did take these concerns to helen parcel. she does say she plans to send moreo equipment. we're live in glendale. >> as election day gets closer the candidates are ramping up efforts in arizona. doors for that event open at 4:15 tonight with that rally scheduled to start at 6:15. and hillary clinton is rallying for more support here in the say before they cast their ballots. clinton promising that a presidency under her leadership would mean a new chapter for our country. >> some people say what they want is change. well let me tell you this, change is certain. >> today clinton heads to another battle ground state north carolina where she'll be joined by senator bernie sanders. >> and there is no slowing down for donald mike pence spoke with several hundred people in mesa pushing for their final votes. >> six days away from the most important day. >> donald trump also staying busy with three different campaign stops today. two stops in north carolina. mean time his wife is also set to return to the campaign trail. voters on her experience and what americans can expect her.