preston. i. preston. i. commissioner. severe. i. severe i chair. ronen. i ronen i there are four eyes. motion passes. madam clerk, can you please call item number three? yes. item number three is an update on the electric bikes for delivery workers pilot program. members of the public who wish to provide public comment and are joining us remotely should press star three. thank you. and we will now hear from anna shirouzu of clean transportation specialist with the san francisco department of the environment. hello. good morning. hello. good morning. thank you for having me. my name is anna cerrito. i'm a clean transportation specialist with the san francisco environment department, and i'll be providing an update on our e-bike pilot program, if i, if i may, would you please speak directly into the mic? you may want to pull it up. yes. thank you. let's see. is there a way to get. okay. so in 2022, sf environment received a $2.4 million grant to implement four projects identified in our ev roadmap. one of the funded projects was the e-bike pilot program, wh

vice chair preston. hi. preston. i member peskin, i peskin i chair melgar i melgar i madam chair there are three eyes on the original motion as amended. then we have a motion from chair melgar that the duplicate file be continued, as amended, to the nbe that motione chair preston i. preston i member peskin, i peskin i chair melgar, i. melgar i madam chair, there are three eyes. thank you. okay. mr. clerk, let's go to item number two, please. agenda item number two is an ordinance amending the planning code and zoning map to create the new asia senior housing special use district, located at 758 and 772 pacific avenue. affirming the planning department ceqa determination, making findings of public necessity, convenience and welfare under planning code section 302 and making findings of consistency with the general plan and the eight priority policies of planning code section 101.1, like agenda item number one, this is on our agenda by arrangement to have a pathway to hear it as a committee report at the board meeting

. >> chair preston. >> aye. >> clerk: i have two ayes with chair stefani excused. >> thank you, we'll now convene in closed session. please stand by for government audit and oversight committee. >> ready to? we're now back in open session and thank you for your patience while we were away in closed session. before we discuss any of these madam clerk, can you please report on the close session deliberations? right, i can go ahead and do it during closed session, the committee to forward 2 slu 11 and 13 with a positive recommendation. the committee voted to continue item 1 to the december 5th regular meeting of this committee. and the committee vote today forward item 12 to the full board without recommendation. and any comments on these settlement? supervisor chan? >> yes, thank you chair preston and i thank you so much in support for the continuance for this chevron settlement that the committee is considering. >> supervisor chan, before we discuss, i do want to go ahead and make a motion not to disclose session session discussion, please call call the roll on the motion. >> clerk: on

. >> my name is john preston. the united states marine corps. >> he followed in the footsteps of his father and his brothers. he did a tour in iraq in 2004. >> it doesn't end because you're done. and it's an odd situation where it actually does alter your life. so much in just a four year period where you're fully living a complete personality, a complete identit, and the possibility of being stripped away from that and not being able to be, you know, you're who you've been for four years, right? you can't come back into society and, you know, speak that language and have that same purpose. >> so even after he left the military, preston remained focused on veterans and first responders and their mental health. >> this is a hero class of america, right? these are the people that selflessly give their lives to a not just a cause or a concept, but for us for everyone here to be able to go out and have a normal day, to go out and do our day to day work, our jobs, go to the movies, whatever it is. those are the people

. >> my name is john preston. i'm a corporal in the united states marine corps. >> he followed in the footsteps of his father and his brothers. he did a tour in iraq in 2004. >> it doesn't end because you're done, and it's an odd situation where it actually does alter your life so much in just a four year period where you're fully living a complete personality, a complete identity, and the possibility of being stripped away from that and not being able to be, you know, your who you've been for four years, right? you can't come back into society and, you know, speak that language and have that same purpose. >> so even after he left the military, preston remained focused on veterans and first responders and their mental health. >> this is a hero class of america, right? these are the people that selflessly give their lives to a not just a cause or a concept, but for us for everyone here to be able to go out and have a normal day, to go out and do our day to day work, our jobs, go to the movies, whatever it is. those

then preston cooper, senior fellow here at aei in education policy studies. he focuses on the return to investment in higher education student loans and higher education reform. and last but not least, derrell bradford, who leads our communications and policies trains and recruits look a little loose nationwide -- leaders nationwide. with this panel, which is an event part of the james q. wilson program here at aei we have a relatively simple show. i will give a quick rundown of the results so far from the top to the bottom of the ballot and then we will have a panel discussion for about one hour and then open it up to questions from our audience here, those on the livestream, and our friends watching on c-span. we want to make sure all of the in person and online can ask questions and you can do that by submitting questions on twitter using the #2024 education. without further ado, i will run through some of the election results. donald trump got 277 electoral votes. harris earned 224. trump won north carolina, pennsylvania, georgia, wisconsin. arizona, neva

dean preston served on the board since 2019. represents district 5 that includes parts of downtown, hayes, and hayes valley. over the weekend he conceded the race in what some might describe as a big upset. we talked to the man who will be taking his play. a tech entrepreneur on what could be a new era with moderates making their voices heard in city politics. >> reporter: the results are in. newcomer has beat out incumbent dean preston for san francisco's district 5 supervisor seat. some in the city may be surprised by that result. but he says he is anything but. >> i have been underestimated in my career from private sector to every time i run for office. we kept our heads down, did the work and we talked so voters. >> reporter: we met him here at a restaurant in the tenderloin he has been coming to since he was a kid. >> i think it is the best in the city. you can not beat their chicken. >> reporter: over a plate of chicken and rice, he shared with us his thoughts on why his campaign was so successful. >> for too long in san

mahood has stunned people jumping out to a lead over dean preston. what is happening as we see the evolving numbers. he had a 956-vote lead on tuesday night. his lead is now 1,153. he's picked up 197 votes on dean press ton. i was asking people yesterday about the outcome of the election. i don't think anyone was shocked daniel lurie did well. i couldn't find anyone who thought that dean preston was going to be in trouble in that election. we talked about the shifting politics in san francisco, but a dean preston defeat i think would be certifiably surprising, even the growsf folks that i talked to yesterday i don't think were widely confident that race would go in that direction. i guess we'll hear tonight from outgoing mayor london breed. that's kind of my initial thoughts from here, ryan. >> wilson walker live in san francisco. we're still waiting for mayor london breed to take the podium live at city hall. we'll bring it to you live. >>> just a day after former president donald trump's resounding victory, california leaders are gearing up for leg

district five supervisor dean preston posted a thank you to constituents seemingly conceding he lost the race for that seat. he currently trails by about 1300 votes after ranked choice elections are applied, though there are still votes left to be counted. former tech executive and obama administration alum bilal mahmood appears poised to win the district five seat, which includes alamo square, the panhandle and the western addition. all right. it is a bittersweet change for an award winning restaurant in san francisco. its last day of service. plus, its plans for the future and wet weather here in the bay area and snow up in the sierra. and all of it making for a very tough drive for some. >> and we are tracking the raindrops. they have ended for now, but there's people out in san francisco. as you see here, you can see the rain coming down pretty steady earlier today. the rain left behind slick roads for this morning's commute in berkeley. in fact, the ashby avenue underpass there at seventh street was closed due to some roadway flooding. this is video from around noontime today. t

. >> john preston says he uses music to raise awareness about the challenges service members face when earlier on the four, we sat down with preston to talk about his efforts to debunk the myth of the broken veteran. >> we are this backbone of the american people and our our work ethic, our drive, our ability to move into any job, any environment, any race, ethnicity. we've worked together in our time in the service and we want to give forward now with second battalion, seventh preston recently signed with the global music group and says he is in discussions with music executives to create a new genre of music called hero music. >> and on this veterans day. ktvu fox two is partnering with make camo your cause to help prevent and put an end to veteran homelessness nationwide. if you do want to learn more about that program or make a donation to support our veterans. just scan the qr code that is on your screen right now. >> and a big thank you to all of those at home who have served our country. thank you for your service. our next newscast coming up at four in the morning mornings on t

. >> my name is john preston.'m a corporal in the united states marine corps. >> he followed in the footsteps of his father and his brothers. he did a tour in iraq in 2004. >> it doesn't end because you're done. and it's an odd situation where it actually does alter your life so much in just a four year period where you're fully living a complete personality, a complete identity, and the possibility of being stripped away from that and not being able to be, you know, your who you've been for four years, right? you can't come back into society and, you know, speak that language and have that same purpose. >> so even after he left the military, preston remained focused on veterans and first responders and their mental health. >> this is a hero class of america, right? these are the people that selflessly give their lives to a not just a cause or a concept, but for us, for everyone here to be able to go out and have a normal day, to go out and do our day to day work our jobs, go to the movies, whatever it is. those a

. >> i'm elise preston in california where residents are discovering what they lost. >> also tonight,unshots at tuskegee university's 100th homecoming. one person dead, several injured. >>> trump transition. after his sweeping victory, the president-elect returns to the oval office this week. >> i'm natalie brand at the white house where president-elect trump and president biden will meet to talk about the path forward after a divisive campaign. >>> massive attacks. ukraine and russia trade a record number of drone strikes. >>> in britain princess catherine returns to royal duties as the nation honors its war dead. >>> plus, remembering bobby alison, one of the great all-time nascar drivers. and later we look back at the life of judith jamison. dancer, acclaimed choreographer and international star. >> we represent the african americans of america. ♪ >>> this is "the cbs weekend news" from new york from jericka duncan. >> good evening and thank you for joining us this sunday. tonight firefighters are busy from the west to the east. wild fires have burned across new york, new jersey an

he is the co-founder of grow sf a group that's worked for years to try and oust dean preston and who endorsed balal. he says the win shows the city wants change and wants new leadership to enact that change. >> you know what we're seeing in san francisco is a return to common sense right? the things that we are trying to fight for in this city like -- public safety and good public schools, these are just the basics. and what we had in city hall for so long were people who were not prioritizing the needs of everyday residents. >> reporter: he told me he's ready to work with his fellow supervisors and mayor-elect daniel lurie the tackle those needs. he supports lurie's promise to declare a fentanyl state of emergency on day one. he also plans to work with lurie to tackle the city's housing issues. >> i think we approach things in a similar manner. of -- we both recognize that a lot of the histories in san francisco have been bureaucracy. and unfortunately, bureaucracy often leads to corruption. and so we're both aligned on the way to solve our housing crisis is to cut the red tape. >>

elise preston, cbs news, los angeles. >>> that is the "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. forget it is time to fall back as daylight saving time ends for most of us. for now i'm jericka duncan in new york. we thank you for watching. have a great night, and we'll see you tomorrow. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >> alameda voters with a big decision on their ballots this tuesday and, we are hearing from both sides on whether to oust the district attorney, pamela price. >>> hundreds of donald trump supporters gather in the valley today. we were out speaking with them on my they went to send him back to the white house. >>> protesters in san francisco gathering outside of city hall calling on those running for office to stop supporting israel's war in the middle east. live from the cbs studios in san francisco. >> election day is three days away and while many voters have already sent off their ballots, this is a look at busy city hall from this morning. >> we spoke with one san francisco resident. >> there is a lot on the line. locally and nationally

time to start over. >> along with grief there's joy, and there's hopefulness. >> reporter: elise preston, cbs news, camarillo, california. >>> overseas, the fighting is intensifying between ukraine and russia with both sides carrying out their largest drone attacks against each other since the start of the war. cbs' chris livesay reports. >> reporter: the menacing buzz of an attack drone before it's blown out of the sky. all part of the biggest exchange of drones between russia and ukraine since russia's full-scale invasion in 2022. ukraine fired dozens into the skies over moscow, injuring a woman, officials said, and temporarily shutting down russia's biggest airport in the kremlin's only backyard. -- kremlin's own backyard. the same night, ukraine says russia fired a record 145 drones at cities like odesa, killing one and injuring dozens. with the help of north korean soldiers, russia has intensified its offensive in ukraine's east, but at a heavy cost. >> october was the worst casualty figures for russia so far. on average over 1,500 killed or wounded every single day. that is for tin

cbs's elise preston is in the devastated city of camarillo. >> reporter: an unimaginable loss. the ferocious mountain fire in camarillo, california sparing little in its 32-mile path. janice lindsay is one of the many homeowners who lost everything to the inferno including her two cats. >> we had our hands on both of them at one point, and they broke free. i'm certain they didn't get out. >> reporter: while residents assess the damage, nearly 3,000 firefighters are mopping up hot spots. more than 20,000 acres still burn with 26% containment. in the east wildfires have ignited in several states. in new york a tragic loss. 18-year-old dariel vasquez, a state parks employee, died battling the jennings creek fire. that fire is also raging in new jersey. over 2,500 acres torched. 0% containment. dry conditions have made the garden state a tinder box. the new jersey forest fire service has responded to more than 40 fires. >> not only is the fire burning on top of the ground but it's burning under the ground. >> reporter: in pennsylvania the neversing fire fought by air and by land. s

cbs' elise preston has the latest on the case. >>> i do want them home. they should never have been in such a situation. >> reporter: the elderly aunt of erik and lyle menendez were among the relatives who showed off at court to beg for their nephews' freedom. >> 35 years is a long time. >> reporter: members gathered outside the courthouse for a chance to fill the 16 coveted seats available for the hearing. the menendez brothers waived their appearance by video in prison due to technical difficulties. their aunts testified including joan vandermolen. she told the judge no child should have to endure what erik and lyle went through at the hands of their father. they never know if tonight would be the night they'd be raped. the hearing is part of several legal pushes to get the duo released, citing additional evidence that jose menendez abused his son and a former member of the band menudo. >> there was a letter that was discovered that erik had written. that letter talks about the abuse and his fear of his father. >> reporter: the menendez brothers fatally

cbs' elise preston is in camarillo amid the ruins. elise? >> reporter: for several blocks this is what you'll see -- homes burned to the ground. this weekend firefighters are getting a much-needed break in the weather. for some homeowners, the heartache has only just begun. >> anything you guys can find, i'm thankful. >> reporter: madison o'donnell is searching through ash and rubble for any remnant of hope. >> this is not a nightmare. this is my life now. >> reporter: the ferocious mountain fire tore through miles of neighborhoods, incinerating homes, burning down the house the o'donnells lived in for 20 years. when the inferno swept over their property, madison's father lost three dozen classic cars. they exploded one by one. >> we had maybe five minutes. so i'm seeing my dad run back into the house. i'm screaming, i'm going to lose everything today and most important person is my dad. >> reporter: o'donnell's father went back in for their 10-year-old rescue dog blue who ran away during the fire. >> people say oh, everything else is replac

>> moved by commissioner preston and seconded by commissioner dorsey call the roll. >> on the motion.sioner dorsey, aye. >> commissioner engardio, aye. >> chair mandelman, aye. >> commissioner melgar, aye. >> commissioner peskin, aye. >> xhefshgd, aye. >> supervisor ronen, aye. >> commissioner safai, aye. >> commissioner walton, aye. >> there are 9 ayes the motion is approved. >> all right. please call the next item. >> 5. community advisory committee report — information* >> building we have chair pat assessing gal remotely. >> cac had a packed agenda and one discussion on the item you'll consider today to allocate the $3.3 million in prop o for the 13 street with members concern about the overall cost from combhufgs about the project area based on the presentation and several members saying the area the freeway is unprecedented and advocating get cyclists elsewhere my opinion that is biked to the area i'm especially sequestered about the changes and more importantly about the high passenger on the high injury network the connection between soma and the motion failed with 3 ayes and

. >> meantime, dean preston has lost his bid to be re-elected as a san francisco supervisor.ed a statement to his instagram conceding the district 5 supervisors race preston was edged out by political newcomer below my mood. startup founder who received 53% of the vote to preston's 47%. >> that's what rain was certainly a welcome sight for firefighters around the bay area this year. crews have dealt with multiple red flag warnings that have resulted in wildfires all across the state. the santa rosa fire marshal says this rain is beneficial after what's been a pretty dry fall. >> so for us, that's great news significantly reduces the fire risk and potentially could actually result in the ending of our local fire season within the city of santa rosa have unfortunately seen a lot of the fires that we do have continue to be human caused. so for us education outreach awareness is critical, especially is as we roll into each season and there's been an increase of devastating fires in sonoma county since 2017. >> which is why public knowledge of prevention is so important. the risk

preston davis is the vice president and minister to the university.hurricane helene hit, high point university was ready to help. we were fortunate to be able to collect and bring our community together, around $30,000 that went to truckload after truckload of food, clothes, as they move into that time of the year, warm clothes. also able to practice hospitality. a sports team from another school in our conference, staying on campus for two weeks. while they got their campus back in order. and our students were those that welcomed them with open arms. >> there is a manger here, the nativity scene. it says christmas on every light post as you go through campus. what do you hope that these students take away the christmas message? >> our motto is "nothing without divine guidance," so at this time of the year when you are experiencing christmas here, we hope it is prepare for christ who comes to meet you. >> preston, thank you. now the chamber singers sing "silent night." ♪ silent night, holy night ♪ ♪ all is calm, all is bright ♪ ♪ round yon virgin, mot

dean preston represents the 5th district which covers the tenderloin. his challenger bilal mahmood is currently in the lead after ranked-choice voting. preston told his supporters in an instagram post they cannot win every battle, but he'll continue the fight. >>> there are several events across the bay area today to honor our veterans, including this one at the uss hornet museum in alameda. some veterans serve as tour guides here and tell us volunteering helps with the healing process. >> i was on the uss as my cap indicates. we enlisted to protect this country. this country owes a lot to the veterans. >> the event goes on until 5:00 this evening. >>> the wet weather didn't stop veterans from participating in the annual veterans day parade in downtown san jose. it started at almaden boulevard and santa clara street and wrapped up at san carlos and market. >>> words can't express the symbolism what this uniform means and for me personally, it's family. you have family coming out on a day that's not perfect, they understand it and get it. i am very honor

dean preston. the district five supervisor posted a thank you message to constituents seemingly conceding that he lost his reelection bid. right now, preston is trailing in the race by about 1300 votes after ranked choice elections are applied, even though there are still votes still to be counted. former tech executive and obama administration alum bilal mahmood appears poised to win that district five seat. it includes alamo square, the panhandle and the western addition. well, the ballot counting continues in santa clara county after a bomb threat forced election workers to evacuate over the weekend. authorities investigated the threat at the registrar's office and determined it was a hoax. this was on saturday morning. despite that scare, the election employees quickly got back to work, counting the ballots. >> it's not easy being election workers. at this time, we lost about five hours of processing time, but that's not going to impact our certification date. >> now, this office said it would

preston is the most high profile progressive. right now mahmoud is up seven points.he elections department will release the next update at 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. there are still 143 ballots to be counted, but as we've been talking about, mayor london breed has already conceded her race to daniel lurie. stay with us for more election results. >>> coming up after the break, we'll have the latest on two consequential recalls in alameda county and we are taking a look at what happens if the d.a. and oakland's mayor are both kicked out of office. >>> plus or political expert is weighing in on these new results out of san francisco. we'll ask what the lurie win could mean for the city. >anne>we >>> we are continuing to follow breaking news out of san francisco, big shake-up in the mayoral race. here is part of the statement of mayor breed. she said she always worked to be mayor for all san franciscans. "during my final two months as your mayor, i will continue to lead this city as i have from day one as san francisco's biggest champion." joining me now to talk about this

but it looks like the supervisor may win in district one, and dan preston may win in district five and prop d is going down. jackie fielder, who is a very progressive candidate may win in district nine. at a time when national politics looks really bleak, it looks like progressives in san francisco are still holding their own against a real massive billionaire assault. >> reporter: do you have any concern now that we have gone through a couple of cycles like this that are sort of pointing at the funding? >> and that is the big question, of course. it is the same question with, you know, things like ethics violations, right? and they just got this huge fight. do the voters really care? you know, can we, as progressives, and i'm a journalist. but as you know, i'm a progressive journalist. can we make that point that it is not just the money, but the agenda behind it. >> and people just want the basics to work. earlier in city hall, they've been feeling that. as we await the next batch of numbers, look at this. con knee chan won the race in 2020, beating them by 123 votes. this is the rem

a startup founder who got 53% of the vote to preston's. 47%. >> the fate of the great highway still yet to be decided to the latest numbers on the ballot shows san francisco's prop k which seeks to turn the highway into a park still needs about 80,000 votes in order to be finalized if passed a 2 mile stretch of the upper great highway between lincoln way and sloat boulevard would be turned into a public open recreation space. it would be closed to cars. 7 days a week. >> meanwhile, as of today, parking too close to a crosswalk in san francisco could get you in trouble. the sfmta will issue warning tickets anybody that parks within 20 feet of a crosswalk. the agency says the move is to comply with the state's daylighting law which aims to improve pedestrian safety fines will be issued starting in january. they will start at $40, a pop. >> it was a what veterans day across the bay area today. video from all over the region. sloan showing those slick roads from san francisco to santa rosa all the way down to san jose. much of the rain, though, has since moved out, but not before causing so

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and mark preston i mean, really striking to, of course watch what tucker carlson did there again as wenald trump, you know, going to the oval office. go ahead. >> no no, i mean, please, i mean it does bring us back to the time when, when tucker carlson went over there and we all kind of watched in just amazement that, you know, tucker carlson, this, this american journalist, i guess, american commentator goes over there and really bowed to putin. it was just a strange. >> well, and we you know, since then have seen him campaign repeatedly with donald trump and jeff. there's also, of course, elon musk has been on phone calls with president elect trump and the ukrainian president vladimir zelenskyy. i mean, it's a really a remarkable situation, remarkable and not surprising. >> look, all of this was out in the open when donald trump was campaigning. and the american people elected him. i think the big question here is, what is elon musk's role going to be? and a bigger question is we were talking earlier about all the things that the president will do on day one. i think ukraine is proba

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this is what a senior trump advisor just told mark preston today. trump is going to bring in somebody who is going to burn down the department of justice from the inside, and matt is going to do that . conservatives believe the doj is in chaos. if that is the marching orders , what is that going to do and what is that going to look like, eddie? >> i have no doubt that that is the marching orders . let's face the obvious fact here, matt gaetz is profoundly unqualified for this job in any of the traditional, normal kind of requirements sense of what the attorney general does day to day. this is the first step , likely, in trump's revenge tore against the department of justice, a department he bears such animosity, and a grudge against that he believes he was mistreated by the multiple investigations targeting him over the last couple of years. matt gaetz sent into the department of justice to cause chaos, to fire people from critical positions , to leave positions empty , to vacate long-standing guidance and policy positions , and replace them with no

chair preston, aye. i have two ayes with vice chair stefani and member chan excused. >> thank you, the motion passes and madam clerk, any other business before the committee? >> no, that completes our meeting agenda. >> thank you very much. we are adjourned. [meeting adjourned] >> shop and dine in the 49 promotes local businesses, and challenges residents to do their shopping within the 49 square miles of san francisco. by supporting local services in our neighborhood, we help san francisco remain unique, successful, and vibrant. so where will you shop and dine in the 49? >> i am the owner of this restaurant. we have been here in north beach over 100 years. [speaking foreign language] [♪♪♪] [speaking foreign language] [♪♪♪] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [♪♪♪]] to be. >> hi, i'm average i'm a personal analyst that the human resources examining and recruitment unit and suffix i started my career as a san francisco state university and got my bachelors in psyched and orientational

elise preston, cbs news, los angeles. >>> the body of an israeli rabbi who went missing in the united arab emirates has been recovered. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called the killing of zvi kogan a, quote, heinous anti-semitic terror attack. the -- terror attack. the uae says three suspects are under arrest. they will do whatever possible to bring them to justice. the u.s. condemned the murder. >>> also in middle east, word of a ceasefire that could be close. it comes after a day of heavy bombardment from both sides. hezbollah fired about 250 rockets and drones into israel sunday wounding seven people. israeli warplanes responded with strikes on hezbollah locations in beirut. in gaza hamas is claiming an israeli woman taken hostage during the october 7th attacks was killed as a result of the fighting in the northern part of the strip. the israeli military says it's investigating that claim. >>> and with talks of a cease-fire stalled with hamas, freed hostages called on the israeli government sunday to strike a deal while marking one year since the only handle -- year sin

elise preston spoke with the brothers' attorney. >> erik and lyle menendez -- at the family's beverly hills mansion. following a 1994 mistrial, the pair was convicted in 1996 after a short second trial, where the judge wouldn't allow the jury to hear the defense's claim that the brothers acted in self-defense after suffering years of physical and sexual abuse. but now after more than 30 years behind bars, freedom may be near. >> we know that the menendez brothers are trying for clemency, are trying for resentencing, and they're trying for a successful habeas petition. >> on monday the menendez brothers will appear virtually at the habeas corpus hearing. >> how did we get here? >> we filed the petition about 18 months ago. there was a letter that was discovered that erik had written to andy, his cousin, which predates the homicides. that letter talks about the abuse and his fear of his father. >> reporter: additionally, a former member of the '80s boy band, me knew toe, has come afford saying jose menendez sexually abused him when he was an executive at rca records. >> some would argue

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nancy. >> nancy: elise preston, thank you.verseas, negotiations fora cease-fire between israel and hezbollah in lebanon are nearing the finish line, that's according to u.s. officials. but the fighting rages on with israel launching air strikes across lebanon today. deborah patta is in tel aviv tonight. >> reporter: a cease-fire may be close -- [explosion] but it is not a done deal yet. even as diplomats push for peace -- [explosion] rockets flew on both sides of the border with israel and hezbollah trading some of its heaviest fire yet. this residential building, one of many taken down as deadly israeli strikes across lebanon killed more than 80 people over the weekend. but israel also felt hezbollah's wrath. [explosion] this is the moment a rocket smashed into the roof of a building in northern israel as the uranian backed group fired a barrage of rockets near several buildings in tel aviv and injuring four people. away from the battlefield, there is significant progress towards a deal, but it still needs to be ratified by t

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ya el actual supervisor dean preston concedió la contienda a su contrincante. de una publicación en instagram, diciendo en parte y citamos no podemos ganar todas las batallas, pero seguiremos luchando en san francisco. esta semana, las autoridades empezarán a emitir advertencias a aquellos conductores para informarles sobre una ley que entrará en vigor el próximo año. pero andrés brender tiene más detalles de esta medida. andrés, buenas tardes. cuéntanos. así es. qué tal? pues miren, desde hoy comienza esta nueva ley. recuerden, estamos en nuestra aplicación móvil. les quiero mostrar una nueva ley que lo que quiere es proteger a los peatones que caminan en las calles de san francisco en cualquier curva esté pintada de rojo o no, por los próximos 20 10 uno no se va a poder estacionar. de hacerlo hasta enero del año que viene, pues va a recibir una advertencia de que esta esta nueva ley no se puede estacionar luego de enero, pues usted va a recibir una multa de 40 $. esto es parte del plan visión 0 que la ciudad tiene para reducir o eliminar. si se puede, complet

the applies on a preston slash south of the west for buying his country gas. well, condemning box use dependence on renewable energy. the share in global gas emissions is. busy 0 point one percent. i have to bring the see those those the attention of our audience. because right after was it about jazz was alexis issac hoss, county of cope $29.00. we became a target of quotas and they did well orchestrated campaign of slander and black ma'am. to accused us that we have oil is the same, like the accused us that we have more than 2050 sunny days a year in buckled. despite his criticism, am lydia expressed is support for the eventual transition to clean energy. meanwhile, the leaders of the walls talk 13 pollutant countries of skipping the climate tools among those options, all the money on a crown or life, schultz ons job item. and another example of hypocrisy b. u a 5th chief has been traveling on a private yet despite his own cause for football teams to limit slights on reduced carbon emissions that have sold farmers 50 percent in the past 4 years. but it turns

elise preston, cbs news los angeles. >> norah: an extraordinary life.o'donnell. we will see you right back here tomorrow night from our election headquarters >>>>it all comes >>> it all comes down to this. >> are we ready to win? >> the presidential candidates are in a last minute race through battleground states. >> with your votes tomorrow we're going to fire kamala. >> our political expert is here taking the pulse of the final hours of the campaign and we're hearing from voters on edge. >> most everyone i know, their nerves are shredded and mine are as well. >> advice from a ucsf doctor how to handle the stress as we slide into election day. >>> this is cbs news bay area with elizabeth cook. >> i'm anne makovec in for liz and we are leave from our state-of-the-art virtual election headquarters the day before election day. tens of millions of ballots are already cast and a lot of us have that pit in the bottom of our stomach now as the hours tick down to the polls closing. our political expert is drilling into where things stand and we'll get some adv

preston, donald trump makes these 1st key appointments. st. louis will be a priority in this new cat, the carry johnston. this is, i don't just hear a lot from 2 whole. so coming up, russian president vladimir putin describes donald trump as a brave man associates within to restore relations with us as well. cost as a loan allows for the depo taishan of protest in its very citizens. if the family members are linked to its facts and dozens of protest and ins, all killed vice very strikes in northern garza or red crescent medical facilities destroyed the 2 days off to winning the us selection, the preston to elect donald trump is betting potential candidates to serve the top positions and isn't ministration. trump has announced his campaign achieve. susie was, will serve as white house chief of stuff. once he takes office in january. he says, wiles has helped him achieve one of the greatest political victories in american history. or any code because of republican strategist, she joins us now from minneapolis and minnesota to welcome to the prog

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the llama mood start-up founder received 53% of the vote to preston's. 47%. okay. let's talk about prop k the fate of highlights. san francisco is still yet to be decided. the latest numbers on ballot shows proposition k still needs about 80,000 votes in order to be finalized. if past a 2 mile stretch of the upper great highway right between lincoln way and sloat boulevard would closed to cars about 7 days a week to create a public open recreation space. >> one going to yeah. know she's going to like, oh, my god. and then she probably not going to live her walk outside wears off >> some people who live in one specific fairfield neighborhood are worried because multiple homes have been busted for having illegal grow operations and they had a months-long operation that led to 8 houses being busted for growing illegal pot. 8,000 plants were seized and there were more than 4 million dollars in fines levied these 8 homes officials say were connected to chinese nationals. and we spoke with officers who say that growing marijuana legally is fine. but in illegal grow

then preston cooper, senior fellow here at aei in education policy studies. he focuses on the return to investment in higher education student loans and higher education reform. and last but not least, derrell bradford, who leads our communications and policies trains and recruits look a little loose nationwide -- leaders nationwide. with this panel, which is an event part of the james q. wilson program here at aei we have a relatively simple show. i will give a quick rundown of the results so far from the top to the bottom of the ballot and then we will have a panel discussion for about one hour and then open it up to questions from our audience here, those on the livestream, and our friends watching on c-span. we want to make sure all of the in person and online can ask questions and you can do that by submitting questions on twitter using the #2024 education. without further ado, i will run through some of the election results. donald trump got 277 electoral votes. harris earned 224. trump won north carolina, pennsylvania, georgia, wisconsin. arizona, neva

. >> commissioner preston here. >> commissioner shifrin will arrive soon. >> commissioner villias-martinis is absent today. >> commissioner walton here. >> chair williams absent. >> great. we have okay. thank you we'll jump into the thank you we'll jump into the land acknowledgement ancestral homeland of the ramaytush (rah-my-toosh) ohlone (o-lon-ee) who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. forgotten the responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> thank you. >> (rustling of papers.) move into voting and - so we'll need to motion to excuse both chair williams and um, commissioner villias-martinis can we do that in one motion. >> so moved. >>. do i have a second? >> second. >> great. moved by commissioner villias-martinis and seconded by commissioner friedenbach. >> we'll jump into public comment. >> general public comment will need to vote sorry. >> vice chair d'antonio yes. >> commissioner friedenbach, ye