he turned out to not be quite as safe as president polk had thought. once tryst got to mexico, he was kind of appalled by what he saw. he basically viewed it as an unabashed war of conquest and an abuse of power by the united states, various shame to what his country was doing to mexico. and so he was having some serious misgivings about this war that he'd supported, and he was supposed to negotiate an end to. now, at this time, you know, mexico was losing the war badly, but they did not want to sit down at the negotiating table. they were, you know, proud, they wanted to fight, they wanted to keep fighting even though they were losing. so finally they got to a point where tryst was getting kind of desperate to, you know, to get them to the negotiating table. there was a temporary ceasefire, and genuinefield scott was on the out-- general winfield scott was on the outskirts of mexico city ready to invade, and tryst started offering a little bit more than president polk would have been comfortable with. he offered them the harbor of san diego which was

street and polk it was all widdled west and brownies and the middle person is the owners of brownies at the time at the same time they've changed the facade of everybody on policies that is what brownies looked like an old west town place and brownies has been around a long time we're proud in 2006 one of the first stores in san francisco around hardware stores the rest of stores through the bay area and brownies is along the southern basis as one of the best hardware stores in san francisco in 1906 was the anniversary of the kwaurth and lastly like to put up window street displaces a few of them i can read them to you they're quite long but essential that says especially interesting the polk area and the riser there were 27 houses of prostitutions in and 25 gambling places on polk street that's the way polk street was and my last thing is brownies is very important to us we have brownies. >> (laughter). >> all right. >> enough for everybody. >> the kind of brownies (laughter). >> thank you. >> maybe legal but may not be appropriate thank you. >> that's awesome i think we have enough

he runs afoul of polk on one of his signature initiatives which is lowering the tariff. so in a lot of ways cameron is identified as a democrat but it would be more accurate to call him a pennsylvanian rather than a democrat. he would make that argument if you were here. in the 1850 1850s when he is out the political office he nonetheless uses his wealth and political connection to really reinforce his political machine. and by that i mean a group of people who are willing to support him because of a personal attachment to him. a cms thwarting the interest of pennsylvania. they depend upon his access to federal and state patronage for the own livelihood and so they're committed to voting for him or both principal and pragmatic reasons. and by the time we get to the 1850s we have seen the collapse more or less of the whig party and its replacement by the republican party. cameron fills that vacuum. he's got partisan political experience. is probably the most talented political operative a alleys ina state of pennsylvania, if not nationwide. and he controls pennsylvania's

street and polk it was all widdled west and brownies and the middle person is the owners of browniest the time at the same time they've changed the facade of everybody on policies that is what brownies looked like an old west town place and brownies has been around a long time we're proud in 2006 one of the first stores in san francisco around hardware stores the rest of stores through the bay area and brownies is along the southern basis as one of the best hardware stores in san francisco in 1906 was the anniversary of the kwaurth and lastly like to put up window street displaces a few of them i can read them to you they're quite long but essential that says especially interesting the polk area and the riser there were 27 houses of prostitutions in and 25 gambling places on polk street that's the way polk street was and my last thing is brownies is very important to us we have brownies. >> (laughter). >> all right. >> enough for everybody. >> the kind of brownies (laughter). >> thank you. >> maybe legal but may not be appropriate thank you. >> that's awesome i think we have enough b

street. >> the polk street location is what we are looking at. there were other stanyan street-not sure-there were a number that were sold to a different company and the name changed. >> you know if there is relationship to the real food on 24th street closed for 15 years? >> yes, i think that was one of the ones that was closed. >> what a waste of space. >> i just want to say i endorse the social mission of these businesses too. >> commissioner matsuda. >> i just wanted to clarify that the legislation says and/or about the location and i think that is a important theme because flax is really important member of our community in san francisco so to me i don't care where it is, i will go. >> commissioner hyland. >> i support it as well and glad to see they still exist. i did christmas shopping and noticed you were not there. on market street and valencia. [inaudible] is not in the original location. >> do we all feel we have enough information about real food to- >> i feel- >> i feel uncertain. >> can the person-can you come up and provide us a li

it reopened on polk street. it's making it an integral part of the community and one of the businesses to survive the earthquake and fire. the next application, good vibration, a retailer that promotes sexual health. the business is founded in the mission district in 1977 and has since opened in several locations in northern california and east coast. good vibrations includes a non-judgmental and well lit store for products. in the business this promotes the professional development of women and lgbtq individuals. the last application is for joe's ice cream. a local ice cream and dessert shop. joe's started to offer a unique variety of flavors. the business grew in the selection of items as they added additional flavors and variety of products such as burgers and hot dogs. joe's has become a strong supporter of the community, often hiring local kids to work and rewards students for high academic performance with coupons. after reviewing this, these properties qualify for the local registry. this completes my pre

. >> pam:officers say, this teen on your screen 16-year-old jocelyn polk. was last seen heading towards lake merritt on monday. polk is five- feet- two -inches tall 150- pounds with black hair and brown eyes. she was last seen wearing a pink sweather, light blue jeans, white shoes with a white back- pack. police believe she was headed towards a starbucks in the area. tonight we learning more about the emotional end to a shocking kidnapping case. the crime happened 18- years ago. a baby girl ripped from her mother's arms. just hours after she was born in a jacksonville hospital. "a lot of times, you pray and pray and thinking things aren't going to happen, but god made it happen. "this is what we strive for. justice for victims no matter how long it takes." today in south carolina -- a teenager saying goodbye to the person she thought was her biological mother. tonight -- that woman -- 51=year old gloria williams is facing extradition to florida.- "a lot of times, you pray and pray and thinking things aren't going to happen, but god made it happen. "this is

street. >> the polk street location is what we are looking at. there were other stanyan street-not sure-there were a number that were sold to a different company and the name changed. >> you know if there is relationship to the real food on 24th street closed for 15 years? >> yes, i think that was one of the ones that was closed. >> what a waste of space. >> i just want to say i endorse the social mission of these businesses too. >> commissioner matsuda. >> i just wanted to clarify that the legislation says and/or about the location and i think that is a important theme because flax is really important member of our community in san francisco so to me i don't care where it is, i will go. >> commissioner hyland. >> i support it as well and glad to see they still exist. i did christmas shopping and noticed you were not there. on market street and valencia. [inaudible] is not in the original location. >> do we all feel we have enough information about real food to- >> i feel- >> i feel uncertain. >> can the person-can you come up and provide us a li

>> yes. >> grover cleveland. >> no. >> james polk. >> no. >> oh, man. >> christopher t.. >> yes. >> i know there is a problem. i would say there is. >> ted tillerson. >> president. >> republican or democrat? >> republican. >> it's no use, i'll have to give it up. >> calvin coolidge, president or not? >> i wouldn't know. >> oh, my gosh. >> warren harding. >> no. k >> james monroe. >> no. before my time. >> william tilden. >> no. >> calvin coolidge, president or not? >> yes. >> he's a genius. >> henry adams. >> ooh, you are mixing names together. no. no. >> james garfield, was he theth president of the united states? >> yes. >> tell me about james garfield. >> he was president of thete united states. >> yes. ♪ >> do you know who i am? >> no. [laughter] >> do you know who i am? >> um, i don't member your name. >> i am watters and this is my world. >> that boy is good. >> good and terrible. >> bill: watters, did the last guy hit his head before he talked to you? the presidential quiz, evente though you gave the names. >> they still didn't get it right. the best part wasn't e

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the polk county sheriff's office along with the police department was able to rescue kit by lassoingck and pulling it to safety and found the cow's own mer so that was good. the cow is going to be just fine. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> chloe and aden sue are 11-year-old fraternal wens from new york. they go to the same school and take fun selfies together and take turns driving their parents crazy but something about the twins that is unique. the syndrome is a rare hour row genetic disease that affects over 2600 americans, yet somehow, we don't know a lot about it. i cautions developmental delay. it causing intotive disability. motorcycles delay and unsteady on the feet a little bit. many of the kids with syndrome have seizures and difficult to treat, buzz kids are happy demeanor pause they smile a lot and very affectionate. these are referred to with angels. but living with the angelses is not always easy. when aden was diagnosed, his family didn't noah blot the dy ses san didn't know how to treat it. >> we were discovering things along the way. >> ok. >> because there was so little informatio

.>>> silverado trail is closed between polk street and deer park road and it will remain closed until at least 8 am tomorrow. >>> kristin an airshow cestus -- >> reporter: there were mudslide all over the bay area today. they are scooping mud out of roadways and as paul says this is the beginning as far as wet weather.>> role roads throughout gilroy and morgan hill are washed out and landslides are still blocking highway 152 at watsonville road . authorities expect highway to stay closed until friday night. people live in the area say the rain has been relentless. >> it was a real downpour. at one point i was wondering if it would stop. >>>> reporter: not before turning low-lying roads into a pond.>> >> reporter: some residents didn't go far to see flooding. the river at highway 101 and 125 force rescues by votes. along the peninsula a mudslide overnight boat traffic on highway 1 to a crawl. drivers had to take turns getting five. the road reopened but caltrans it is monitoring the hillside. and a nevada the driver of this vehicle died after your the car slid off the highway and lande

street. >> the polk street location is what we are looking at. there were other stanyan street-not sure-there were a number that were sold to a different company and the name changed. >> you know if there is relationship to the real food on 24th street closed for 15 years? >> yes, i think that was one of the ones that was closed. >> what a waste of space. >> i just want to say i endorse the social mission of these businesses too. >> commissioner matsuda. >> i just wanted to clarify that the legislation says and/or about the location and i think that is a important theme because flax is really important member of our community in san francisco so to me i don't care where it is, i will go. >> commissioner hyland. >> i support it as well and glad to see they still exist. i did christmas shopping and noticed you were not there. on market street and valencia. [inaudible] is not in the original location. >> do we all feel we have enough information about real food to- >> i feel- >> i feel uncertain. >> can the person-can you come up and provide us a li

polk knows could see snow or sleet this morning. look at camelback mountain resort. hoping for snow. the season has been unseasonably mild. head down the shore for a live look at cape may. bracing for more wet weather and what could follow like possible flooding. ted greenburg is just north of cape may. the wind is really picking up. it seems like may be as picked up a little bit since relast talked with you at 4:00. see what it's doing to the ocean here. the ocean really turned up and really angry being driven here into the coastline by that wind right off the ocean. it's been crashing up here. see right up to the sea wall and even at times coming on to jfk beach drive where i'm standing. the wind is going to be one of the major stories here at the shore today. along with minor flooding we are expecting. this is high tide around the ocean. that's going the be reaching the back bay areas shortly within the next half hour, hour or so, but when we were driving here over the causeway, route 147 from garden state parkway to north wildwood, i can tell you we really felt o

police also released surveillance video of the robbery this week. 49-year-old timothy polk was shot and killed. an employee was also shot by survived. >>> time is now 4:26. the university of california announcing at pointment of its first system wide title 9 coordinator. her name kathleen salvati. she will take on the new creation. she is expected to lead efforts to end sexual violence and harassment on all uc campuses. her appointment is after several scandal as the berkeley. she is a civil rights attorney who has been working as a title 9 coordinateer at ucla since 2015. in a statement the uc president said that hiring her is a critical next step toward enforcing new policies to prevent sexual misconduct at uc campuses. >>> amazon wants to take on thousands of new employees. what jobs the company is hoping to fill and where. >> and a well known bar and restaurant in san francisco's union square will close its doors. at least temporarily. the battle between the manager can and the building's owner. >> we see the traffic is doing pretty well so farah round the bay area. this is a look a

. >> james polk. >> not. >> edgar johnson. >> president. jesse: when was he president? >> if name not mistaken, 1967. >> calvin coolidge. am i getting it wrong? jesse: as a result, american not doing so well in my presidential history quiz. my next guest says he thinks he can ace the president's quiz. was andrew jackson president of the united states? yes or no. >> he was. jesse: correct. you are smarter than some of these adults i see on the street corner. >> yes. jesse: and you are getting a little cocky. so you think you could be president. you have plans to be president sometime. >> yes. jesse: how are you going to go about accomplishing that. you have to be over 35, is that correct? >> yes, it is. jesse: so this is the beginning of your presidential campaign. >> okay. jesse: i think the real beginning of the california feign which was when ed henry discovered you at the inauguration the other week. let's take a look at that. reporter: we have a mini donald trump. how old rough? >> 9. reporter: where are you from? >> rhode island. reporter: do you realize how much h

polk and loses the election. poor henry clay. that's the bank war episode, and it's a fun episode, i think, however you feel about the bank war. it's an interesting event. but there is a darker side to jackson. a darker side to his presidency. a darker side to populism. andrew jackson, during his and ministration, we have one of the events incruelest u.s. history. that of course is the trail of tears, the removal of roughly 100,000 native americans from the old south west. cotton is the big fad of the day , plantations spreading across the south. standing in the way of those plantations are 125 native americans. the creek, the cherokee, the seminole, other groups. and830, both the whigs democrats push through the indian removal act, giving the president permission to tootiate with indian tribes remove them from the old southwest into a new territory, indian territory, what is today oklahoma. this saying he wants to preserve indian culture. we are going to move them forcibly into oklahoma, where they will forever be able to live i

. >> james polk. >> not. >> edgar johnson. >> president. jesse: when was he president?e not mistaken, 1967. >> calvin coolidge. am i getting it wrong? jesse: as a result, american not doing so well in my presidential history quiz. my next guest says he thinks he can ace the president's quiz. was andrew jackson president of the united states? yes or no. >> he was. jesse: correct. you are smarter than some of these adults i see on the street corner. >> yes. jesse: and you are getting a little cocky. so you think you could be president. you have plans to be president sometime. >> yes. jesse: how are you going to go about accomplishing that. you have to be over 35, is that correct? >> yes, it is. jesse: so this is the beginning of your presidential campaign. >> okay. jesse: i think the real beginning of the california feign which was when ed henry discovered you at the inauguration the other week. let's take a look at that. reporter: we have a mini donald trump. how old rough? >> 9. reporter: where are you from? >> rhode island. reporter: do you realize how much history you

. >> afternoon commissioner happy new year with the middle polk neighborhood association we've submitted a letter last night standing with hayes valley open this issue the fellow association you know in interest of your long agenda i essentially agree with the comments commenters and we think an easy fix by the project sponsor like addition mitigation foreshadows like additional affordable housing some other types of community benefits and we think that is really the high road to take i think the department did a great job what was presented by the sponsor so perhaps changing what is presented can fix all of this i think this is an easy way rather than having long details and forcing them to do you'll this additional work and need the communities where the communities is and we're not trying to you know stop the entire project still saying a great idea but here's some is small tweaks to make that even better so with that, i submit and thank you. >> any other public comment? >> hi, my name is bob with the hayes valley association i also am a residence of 77 van ness which is right about 5

. >> alec baldwin impersonate trump and polk fun at his recent conference and released his unverifying documents that claimed russia of compromising information on trump. >> trump was not a fan. this afternoon, he tweeted out "not funny, cast is terrible and always a complete hit job." this is the fourth time in three months that donald trump tweeted about "snl." >> michael norton will lead the central marin authorities. he was appointed as chief back in august. >> the 42-year-old norton is a native. >>> do you need a reason to head to yes, sir at tto yosemite par? >> tomorrow will not be charged. you can see it is absolutely stunning right now. now, if you don't feel like driving all the way to yosemite, you can visit several parks in the bay area including near woods and the pinnecles. >> if you got the warm clothes and the drive, it is really nice. >> once you get there is free. >> coming up, the whole world will be watching what we can expect from president-elect trump. >>. >>> why these high schoolers picked this specific spot here for the project. with the xfinity tv app, anythin

polk and loses the election. poor, poor henry clay. episode.he bank war it is a fun episode. however you feel about the bank war. it is an interesting event. there was a darker side to jackson. presidency,e to his a darker side to populism. andrew jackson, during his administration, had one of the cruelest events in u.s. history. that of course is the trail of tears, the removal of roughly 100,000 native americans from the old south west. is the big bad of the day. cotton plantations spreading all across the south. standing in the way of those cotton plantations are 125,000 native americans. the creek, the cherokee, the seminole, other groups. in 1830, both the whigs and the democrats pushed through congress with jackson's signature the indian removal act, giving the president permission to negotiate with indian tribes to remove them from the old southwest into a new territory -- indian territory, what is today oklahoma. jackson defends this by saying he wants to preserve indian culture. indian culture is at risk. we are going to move them, forcibly, into oklahoma, where they

certainly thicker than millville, polk neomountains. improving condition in dover. up to nine mile visibility. we'll really see improvement once the temperatures warm up. starting off warm. going to get warmer as the day goes on. 42 degrees right now. going to be a slow warmup with lingering clouds. any bit of a warmup in fog will disappear. noontime start to see breaks of sunshine. 47 degreeses with a high of 48 in lehigh valley. rest of the area warming. 53 and breezy at the shore. take you through the forecast. show you when the sun is going to break through hour by hour when i'm back in ten minutes. first jessica has your traffic. >>> starting on the blue route this morning. dealing with an accident scene. ramp partially blocked. traffic isn't getting by to right shoulder. then right lane. one lane only. seeing a little bit of delay backup there. blue route southbound headed to 95 northbound. schuylkill expressway. earlier accident westbound just before blue route. see residual delay with drive time here. nothing too major. most of the delay is coming before the

timothy polk was shot and killed. another employee was shot but survived.a $25,000 reward is being offered in the case.>>> a popular restaurant closing in san francisco.>> we are losing part of the soul of the city.>> coming up, the repairs forcing lefty odubel's to shut down. >>> getting a chance to dry out tonight. coming up, the one part of your weekend that could track a few sprinkles and more significant rainfall next week. ♪ ♪ ♪ all the care your family needs. all connected for you. >>> a bar in san francisco's union square is closing at least temporarily. lefty odubel's has been a geary street since 1958. the building is in need of repairs. the manager says he plans to close lefties and reopen it at another location next fall. the property owner claims that he actually owns the restaurant and all of the cherished baseball memorabilia inside. he has plans to renovate the building and reopen at its current location.>> you're losing part of the soul of the city when you lose places like this. these are san francisco treasures.>> no word on how the resum

has dropped into the 40s for the suburbs and even chillier in the polk knows mo poconos mountains.difference as the day goes on. see a lot of sunshine. look how nicely it's cleared out from wilmington. sunshine today. this coming our way tomorrow. that's rain. in county and west virginia. watch how the future cast takes this into the colder air that will be in place in our area tomorrow. noontime harrisburg getting light now and that light snow arrives in the philadelphia area during the afternoon hours. with the suburbs and lehigh valley and especially in delaware and south jersey. that's 4:00 saturday afternoon. look how quickly this moves through. 7 in the evening starts to taper off by 10:30. sit done. by then, have a little bit of snow on ground. head to below an inch. .6 inches in dover. 0.3 for wilmington and westchester. 0.2 in philadelphia. light dusti ining of snow then . today a lot of sunshine. wind, that will drag the temperatures down this afternoon and bring us the cold for light snow tomorrow. 34 in the afternoon. low of 28 for weekend. back down to 28 degrees. skie

among them chattanooga, biography of john polk, and he added to the original battles of leaders from 1887-88 with his battle of the civil war volume six and seven. he has written the eyewitnesses to the indian wars published in five volumes and stone wall jackson valley campaign as well. peter's latest book is "the earth is weeping" the epic story of the indian wars and the american west. it is 544 pages. well illustrated with numerous details map. it is $35. this is a true historical page turner, peter. you still keep a lot of actors and places and actions understandable across a vast geographical area and time. by the way, we were talking just before and here we are first editions of your book. i tell people first editions are not scarce but second is. yours is going into second printing. how did the book come back? is it a natural extension to the eye witnesses of the indian wars? how did you drive the title? >> my work is derived from the research on john pope. he was dismissed after being sent to fight indians and i discovered he had an important role in the indian wars and more

you can't come to the top of the ladder and not be decider, james polk hated him for being a waffler,ou're my advisors you got to tell me what to do, so that's how he was as president. i could go down the list of things when he was president and all of them have to do about not making a decision when he had to make a decision so whether it's presidents should learn. at some point you got to say this is the way it is going to be. i mean, people didn't like reagan, don't understand the reason why people liked him, because he made decisions. whatever they were. >> so at that point go through a couple of decisions he did not make that led to the civil war. >> okay. so the next upcoming state is going to be kansas. kansas has a problem. is it going to be free, come in free or slave? so the slave contingent comes over from missouri, makes a capitol in compton, a small town, gins up a constitution that allows slavery. nonslave people come to topeka, they have a similar constitutional convention, just the opposite, of course. there were six slaves in all of kansas. not like it was going to be

neighborhoods are colder than it is in the poconos mountain where they're making snow. 9 degrees in mount polk knows. stay frozen most of the day in the mountains. rest of the area will warm above freezing. in spite of what you're seeing here, cloud cover starting to move in. not going to see a lot of sunshine today. bit of sunshine this morning. then wet weather that snow crossing pennsylvania arrives as rain this evening. during the day, a lot of clouds. 22 degrees. still cold at 9:00. close to high temperature for yesterday, but we're above freezing at 1:00 this afternoon. 37 degrees at # 5:00. philadelphia, for the suburbs. 21 at 9:00. cloudy skies through the afternoon. above freezing by late this afternoon. lehigh valley will see a similar warmup. just a little bit slower. 20 at 9:00. just below freezing at one. it will go warmer this evening in the lehigh valley. clouds take over for delaware and new jersey. both warming from the low 20s above freezing by early this afternoon. and then it stays above freezing for the rest of the day and through tonight. shore, you'll see a little bit of

first off, this is from the folks at polk audio. this is called the boom bit.t, anything. it's blue tooth. then we have -- don't you love television? there we go. we have -- >> my big hit. >> it's called "love never fails." download. >> the video is not bad. i wish i had those leather pants still from that video. okay. great. >> that's -- what's great is you don't have to have ear buds where you're disconnected to the world. you're connected to the world at the same time. >> you can let it go. >> we'll play background music. >> so sad. >> next, this is called a sleet ace. what this does it's a lamp that goes next to your bed. it is attached -- you have an app that runs it. you can set it up so that right before when you want to wake up, it will wake up about half hour before you want to, and slowly wakes you up. >> you hear the little birdies chirping. >> it looks really bright on tv, but in person it's not. it's just very -- >> at night you can -- it has the opposite where it goes into this place where it's a sleep mode. the sounds. you can also control the co

whatever you think of donald trump, this is not your typical run-up to inauguration day and polk numbers have something to say about that. >> there is no honeymoon in washington. three days before he takes office the president's approval rating stand at 43% a. new cnn-orc poll find the confidence in trump's transition is lower than the past three presidents, much lower. eight years ago, president obama came into office with 84% of americans approving of his transition. george w. bush 61%. bill checkpoint 67%. tonight trump is taking issue with the findings saying on twitter, the same people who did the phony election polls and were so wrong are now doing approval rating polls. they are rigged just like before. but a majority of americans do believe trump will deliver on his biggest promise of all jobs. skurn% say it's likely president trump will create good paying jobs. at trump tower another ceo big name meeting with the president-elect. this time the chairman of pboei who trump tangled with last month over air force one. >> we are all on the same page here. >> reporter: corporate ameri

if he wears polks it's 12-1. >> question bet on it? probably not. >> probably not. >>> what do we have here? some cloud cover. that's about it. it'll be with us for the morning and then will clear out in the afternoon and then one more system tomorrow. after that everything looks good on saturday. sunday, monday and probably tuesday. then the rain is on its way back. look like february 1st. we will take the break we get. we just can't get sunny. wall to wall sun not in the mix. that is not happening today. we will have more this afternoon. weak system. when it's a rain gear you have to watch everything. to 30s and 40s. 38 livermore. 44 pittsburgh. 40 concord. 38 lafayette. danville, san vamone. pleasanton. 18 in truckee. 40 sacramento. it's still cold. minus two in flagstaff. phoenix at 39. tucson 31. it's warmer on the california desert compared to yesterday. blythe is down to 39. last time it was 111. 111. drove right through. back at the end of july. las vegas 34. there is some cold air to the south and a few clouds. trying to work

the folks watching the alligator crossing the road at the polk nature discovery center in florida.onstrous. and the video has been shared thousands of times. the woman who took the video called it nature at its best. as long as you keep a safe distance. >> they look awfully close. >> he doesn't look like he's ready to take off at a trot. [ laughing ] looks like he just ate a vol, waggen and is going to digest it. >> hauling a lot of weight. no offense. >> america's headquarters starts right now. >> with the inauguration only days away, president-elect trump just wrapping up a meeting with martin luther king iii a few moments ago on this day, which honors his father's life and work. hello, i'm sandra smith. the son of the civil rights leader addressing a recent sparring match between the president-elect and civil rights leader and georgia congressman john lewis. the president-elect calling out the outgoing cia director, john brennan. just after brennan told fox news sunday for trump doesn't understand how big a threat russia is. theater ducey is live outside trump tower. a lot

new quinnipiac poll, the most disapproved president in the history of polk, donald trump has 36% approvalating in quinnipiac, only 36%. the world sees those polls. the president of mexico knows that information when he stands up and says no and they know american president's strengths are lenged to their polls. >> they get undermined on a daily basis. when they go out to clean up the messes that donald trump creates on twitter and i will correct one thing, i think he uses an android. but they have to try to clean up these insane tweets he's doing at 3:00 in the morning and he undermines them by ordering them to double back on what he said. i will say one thing going back to our friend mr. bannon and the theory he has been pushing that donald trump bought in to, this great power theory. it supposes we no longer use multinational agreements that each nation state negotiates bilaterally country by country. that supposes that you are president, if you are in that country, is the best negotiator and they will always get the better of the people you are negotiating. president nieto has extremel

there's been no similar polk reach.s had interviews with heidi hide camp, the democratic senator from north dakota. there's been no strategic sense of where the country is going or where it's about. tweeting about arnold schwarzenegger's ratings on "the apprentice," making twelve calls into ohio to defeat joh john kasich's republican committee vote. this is pettiness and shows no largeness of vision and is really distressing. >> woodruff: and yesterday, david, in conjunction with this, he tweeted a criticism of chuck schumer, called him the head clown in talking the way the democrats are handling obama. i did interview the vice president yesterday who looked right into the camera and said, grow up, donald. you know, is that the kind of comment that's likely to make a difference, you think? >> the vice president? yes, i'm sure donald trump is growing and maturing as we speak. we've gotten used to analyzing. le statements in a certain way, like what is the policy implications, and we take them all very seriously because w

if you have been oneter side the building we have begun projects on polk street which bring a raised cycle track, 11 corner bulbout squz new traffic signals between puck between here and pine. also on construction in van fless with chwill bring lots of pedestrian safety features including left turn prohibitions, medium referages, traffic signals, and curb extensions and make van ness a safer place to walk and drive. we have begun to motorcycle campaign. motorcycles are far disproportionately representered in the driver fatallies even though they make up 5 percent of the traffic on the street. we have far too many of those fatalities every year. finally, we completed construction of it tenderloin safe routes to school at larkin and hyde and in the process evaluating before and after conditions. lots of construction underway complete and being launched just this fall. a few projects we hit snags are listed on this slide and i will give a couple examples of the problems we face because i think they illustrate some sthof challenges we have when we try do these very complex construction p

if you have been oneter side the building we have begun projects on polk street which bring a raised cycle track, 11 corner bulbout squz new traffic signals between puck between here and pine. also on construction in van fless with chwill bring lots of pedestrian safety features including left turn prohibitions, medium referages, traffic signals, and curb extensions and make van ness a safer place to walk and drive. we have begun to motorcycle campaign. motorcycles are far disproportionately representered in the driver fatallies even though they make up 5 percent of the traffic on the street. we have far too many of those fatalities every year. finally, we completed construction of it tenderloin safe routes to school at larkin and hyde and in the process evaluating before and after conditions. lots of construction underway complete and being launched just this fall. a few projects we hit snags are listed on this slide and i will give a couple examples of the problems we face because i think they illustrate some sthof challenges we have when we try do these very complex construction p

when not involved sadly very young girl did i believe upon polk street. i think that discussion topic was a long time coming but the impetus for getting us into the board chambers was that sequence of events in january of 23rd. though or, december 23 of january 2014, the city adopted what is called vision zero. vision zero simply put, it is a way of thinking if you will amongst the permits of transportation, law enforcement and city agencies that choose to buy into the program across the united states that we want to get to zero fatalities and zero severe injuries as they relate to traffic collisions. are very ambitious goal is to get that number to zero by the year 2024 and other agencies as they come on board, they are given basically that 10 year window. so tonight this presentation is referred to as the safe streets presentation. mike trust a couple years ago to the commission saw fit to be updated quarterly is what the department's efforts are around getting to zero fatalities and zero severe injuries. so looking at the next-this life here. i talked

because there was a clerk in the state department named niklas tryst who defied president perfecting do polks. he riecksed arrest and signed the papers with mexico at the very moment they were discovering gold. youing say it's a pattern of happy accidents. a pattern of happy accidents is still a pattern. and that is what emerges with tremendous clarity in the american story. that brings me to at the final question. what do you say about clinton and trump? okay. what i say is, is there anyone in america who is sad that the campaign is over? i mean, really?the gn really?? this was a seriously depressing campaign.ter] but you know what? have you noticed is? yes, give some of the credit too mr. trump and of his decisions. i do. the mood in the country is better. it is better now.. during the campaign, it was so dark and the divisions were so horrible, and, yeah, there's things happening that are strange. think that rex tillerson is strength. don't know. it will work out for the best. i'm sure. i hope. but in meeting with kanye west today, i'm not sure which cabinet position kanye is up for. secre