what do you think director raphael. >> yes i'm happy to work with my staff to draft a letter and circulate it for approval based on what we have here and sounds like this will be another agenda item for this commission and so as the puc progresses through the commission process and things start to get more formulaed and that soft boiled egg becomes firm er we'll come back and keep you addressed. >> right as this information gets out to more people and i hear back from community members i want to be able to say okay this is where we are. i'm hoping this isn't the last time we have some say so on this. >> and do a letter maybe jointly from myself and director raphael to president cane and general manager kelly what do you think? >> that would be fine unless it's awkward for me to be saying. >> oh. >> we want our department to be doing things but let me see how it sounds. >> okay. maybe we leave it maybe in this motion leave it at the discretion of whether we actually draft whether it will come from myself on on the commission's behalf or if it fits for our director to join as well okay. so c

yes, director raphael. >> wow that is fast that's exciting that's moving very fast thank you barbara. something that director fried brought up that that that i hadn't thought about and i'm interested in barbara and geof commenting on is this mix of residential and commercial so geof can you talk about how you guys solved that and barbara how you see that? >> as mr. fried referred to there's a requirement to offer service to residential customers under the cca statute but that aside you would want to anyway there's an economic quirk of cca -- if you follow something like pg&e's rate structure and that is that residential rates are generally fixed year round and commercial rates are seasonal summer and winter and a big difference between summer and winter rates on commercial accounts enough as to you would lose a little bit in the winter and gain quite a bit in the summer so thinking about phasing we began our first phase with mostly commercial customers at the beginning of the summer added residential at the at the beginning of winter and adding our last phase next summer so it helps u

and the mta to really transform the finance and administration, section of the mta and we welcome, raphael and the rest of the colleagues who will be stepping in, please. >> thank you, very much. >> thank you, to the outgoing and incoming person for all of your work that you are going to be providing to us through this capacity. >> and any other members of the public now, for general public comment? >> seeing none, public xhept is now closed. >> and now, mr. clerk, item 9. >> item 9 adjournment. >> thank you, our meeting is adjourned. (clapping.) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i think we have more companies anywhere in the united states it's at the amazing statement we're not trying to be flashy or shocking just trying to create something new and original were >> one of the things about the conduct our you enter and turn your your back and just so the orchestra. the most contrary composer of this time if you accountability his music you would think he's a camera come important he become ill and it was crazy he at the end of his life and pushed the boundary to think we're not acceptable at this point for sure i

raphael city hall. >> >> a lot of 70s, even a few lowle 0s showing up inland toward concorde andlymoreost of the clear conditions looking out toward san francisco bay there is golden gate britain in the distance. some haze, i think we'll have fog later tonight into tomorrow morning. a few changes developing as we head into monday's forecast, weak system approaches northern california and the pay area. very nice sunday as you can see the live camera. live satellite showing you this, clear skies over the state. one circulation developing. mow hope of significant rain for us, a few sprinkles, a few light showers approaching parts of the bay area, late monday into early tuesday morning. right now, you can see the satellite. we are looking for the rainfall, nothing to show you with live doppler radar. as far as the winds, we talked about the warm temperatures earlier. actually weaker than yesterday, but a little breeze out there. winds 10-15-miles per hour. sf o, stronger winds, the particular location picking up the stronger wins, sea breeze kicks in at 18-miles an hour. our live camera lo

san raphael to san francisco. >> 5:20. for those who live in the city and fans are fresh eggs and farm living a company is offering people a chance to get their eggs from the source. >> a company called rent the chickens bring hens toot doors. they leave them in the courtesy of your back yard. they will be superior to store-bought eggs. >> there more omega threes in farm fresh eggs and not as much cholesterol. >> our chickens are eating healthy foods and not on medication. >> the owners say 50% of those who rent the chickens end up adopting them. as for the eggs it takes up to a week for the hens to lay the first egg. you may want to check with the city code to make sure everything is cool. >> otherwise they may come and get your chickens and your goose is cooked. >> seven things you need to know as you start your day. >> after an unfortunate attack. >> the romantic occasion prince william and kate celebrate as they wait for the new addition to their family. >> keep on top of weather and traffic with abc 7 female announcer

the same for san raphael.omorrow we will see a bit of a warming trend into the start of the work week. it's going to take a dip though in the middle of the week when things start to cool and the temperatures will crank back up to the end of the week and into the weekend. >>> an eight day party leading to the super bowl. one of our political insiders does have some concerns about all the hype. we'll hear >>> the eight days leading to the super bowl, the area around justin herman plaza will become super bowl city. it's free and it will be the closest most of us ever get to the super bowl itself. more than a million people are expected to stop by. >> what's not to like about that? our political insiders had a fight over it saying it might be a massive party but is it healthy for the bay area? >> i am so glad that the city leaders are handing over the keys of the city to the nfl but would they do that for any other employer whose workers suffer a one in three chance of getting alzheimer's and dementia, whose worke

this time during the budget season compass, family services and hamilton and catholic charities and raphael house and providence and along with trent and cindy and joyce from hsa and leadership from supervisor kim and supervisor farrell and mayor lee and president breed all came together and decided it was time to scale up some of the interventions that we know work. that meant there was increased investment in rapid re-housing and increased investment in housing for homeless families and increase investment in eviction prevention strategies. we also reached out to some of the corporate community and folks like sales force and especially our friends google that stepped up with large donations in the millions of dollars to help this effort to end family homelessness and today i get to stand before you that the waiting list is down to 137 families, a drop of 150 families. the numbers that kevin truit showed that the numbers at the end of the school year last year have actually gone down. we are being successful folks and this just isn't about the school district. this is about the whole city

sun will be shining everywhere from coast to inland. 58 at bough bodega bay. 80 in santa rosa. 75 raphael. 72 in oakland and newark. inland areas, make sure you have sunscreen and 80 in concord and 79 in pleasanton. a look at the seven-day forecast. we go from mild to warm tomorrow to warm to hot on thursday. you can see the 90s showing up thursday and friday. friday is cooler at the beaches. as we head toward the weekend we are back closer to average and dropping the temperatures as the fog and sea breeze comes back. dan and ama? >> thank you sandhya. >>> coming up next a real life superhero. >> how this mild-man erred i like fun as much as anyone. but we need to talk about - whoa! what was that? - about mustache safety. my blazin' chicken sandwich has ghost pepper ranch sauce. you crave it. but you need to respect it. so remember: keep it neat, before you eat the heat. coming in hot! jack's blazin' chicken sandwich is back and it's got a new bacon buddy. they're both fired-up with spicy crispy chicken sliced jalapeños and ghost pepper ranch sauce. you've. been. warned. ?iew. >>> a mild

sun will be shining everywhere from coast to inland. 58 at bough bodega bay. 80 in santa rosa. 75 raphael. 72 in oakland and newark. inland areas, make sure you have sunscreen and 80 in concord and 79 in pleasanton. a look at the seven-day forecast. we go from mild to warm tomorrow to warm to hot on thursday. you can see the 90s showing up thursday and friday. friday is cooler at the beaches. as we head toward the weekend we are back closer to average and dropping the temperatures as the fog and sea breeze comes back. dan and ama? >> thank you sandhya. >>> coming up next a real life superhero. >> how this mild-man e ♪i can show you the world♪ ♪shining, shimmering, splendid♪ ♪tell me, princess, now when did♪ ♪you last let your heart decide♪ ♪a whole new world♪ welcome to aulani, travel and leisure winner for top family hotel in the u.s. for special offers visit disneyaulani.com or call your travel agent. dude totino's blasted rolls. sweet. totino's blasted crust rolls... yeah. flavor at full blast you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tor

junior senator from texas, raphael ted cruz wants to be your next president. and michael eaves helps me gauge his strengths and weaknesses. that's still ahead on "inside story". >> the new al jazeera america primetime. get the real news you've been looking for. at 7:00, a thorough wrap-up of the day's events. then at 8:00, john seigenthaler digs deeper into the stories of the day. and at 9:00, get a global perspective on the news. weeknights on al jazeera america. >>> we're back with "inside story" on al jazeera america. i'm ray suarez. the 2016 presidential race offers a field crowded with potential candidates, exploratory candidates and rumoured candidates, and now a declared real-life official campaign. ted cruz "16 kicked off at liberty university, virgin your, where he laid -- virginia, where he laid out his views of an america ready and able to rise to the challenges of this time. >> from the dawn of this country, at every stage america enjoyed god's providential blessing. over and over again when we faced impossible odds, the american people rose to the

raphael received the case on the 3rd of december he went out on the eight of december met the complainant on site she was see concerned about the siding that encroached on her property the inspector said they're concerned about the property line intrusion get a survey that is typical for a building inspector to do that there's been no follow-up i asked the building inspector he didn't receive a copy of the survey it appears that the vinyl siding was over the loose siding i've dealt with this type of complaint it is hard to go out to the site we see someone doing politeness to their property it is hard to tell a frooks of an inch if nothing at all we don't know if it is over property line on the face of it there is nothing wrong with the permit we need to see evidence of it over the property line i'm not the permit holder went to that it is kind of expensive one the biggest problems their going to have to get permission to go on the property dbi will not get involved but it will be something even if the permit stands how do they get to finish the work we'll not be involved i'll be happy to

raphael doubles down the line. 6-4 rocks and an early exit in the eighth after arguing the strike 3 callbrandon crawford there. the giants three-game win streak is over. 6-4 rockies. a's and astros and one guy in a penguin suit which actually worked out because it started raining. sky cast if you were in dallas. 19 straight a's at one point. score less until the 10th. bottom half of the 10th and a two-out triple. trying to score and end this game right now and he's out. it stays tied at two. two-run single and the astros put a five-spot up there and despite the homer they hold on to win it 5-4 in 11. the nba playing the role of captain obvious admitted that steph curry was fouled on his miracle three last night that lead to the warriors' over time win. steph was crushed by anthony davis should have been a four-point play opportunity. 123-119. they have a 3-0 series lead and they can close out the pellicans tomorrow night. he had his eyes closed on the release. about the tag team take down in the corner? >> have you been tackled that hard? >> that's why i quit football when i was 9. >> we

sun will be shining everywhere from coast to inland. 58 at bough bodega bay. 80 in santa rosa. 75 raphael. 72 in oakland and newark. inland areas, make sure you have sunscreen and 80 in concord and 79 in pleasanton. a look at the seven-day forecast. we go from mild to warm tomorrow to warm to hot on thursday. you can see the 90s showing up thursday and friday. friday is cooler at the beaches. as we head toward the weekend we are back closer to average and dropping the temperatures as the fog and sea breeze comes back. dan and ama? >> thank you sandhya. >>> coming up next a real life superhero. >> how this mild-man erred ?iew. >>> a mild man erred police officer is showing he is a here yow beyond the badge. he dresses up as superheros to cheer up kids with cancer. he drove from texas to illinois for 7-year-old bryce chotel's brighter day party. he has been fighting lymphatic cancer since february. many have positive attitudes. >> that's wonderful. >>> time to get a check on our sports. >> the sports director larry beil is here. >> you have a superhero story and i have a superhero story. ma

junior senator from texas, raphael ted cruz wants to be your next president. and michael eaves helps me gauge his strengths and weaknesses. that's still ahead on "inside story". >> monday on "techknow". >> we should not be having earthquakes in texas. >> the true cost of energy hits home. >> my yard is gone. >> are we destroying our way of life? >> contaminated water from the fracking activities come here. >> they stick it into the core of the earth. >> but this cutting-edge technology could be the answer. >> the further of fracking is about the water. >> protecting the planet saving lives. >> how do you convince a big oil company to use this? >> "techknow". monday, 6:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> part of al jazeera america's >> special month long evironmental focus fragile planet >>> we're back with "inside story" on al jazeera america. i'm ray suarez. the 2016 presidential race offers a field crowded with potential candidates, exploratory candidates and rumoured candidates, and now a declared real-life official campaign. ted cruz "16 kicked off

raphael doubles down the line. 6-4 rocks and an early exit in the eighth after arguing the strike 3 calldon crawford there. the giants three-game win streak is over. 6-4 rockies. a's and astros and one guy in a penguin suit which actually worked out because it started raining. sky cast if you were in dallas. 19 straight a's at one point. score less until the 10th. bottom half of the 10th and a two-out triple. trying to score and end this game right now and he's out. it stays tied at two. two-run single and the astros put a five-spot up there and despite the homer they hold on to win it 5-4 in 11. the nba playing the role of captain obvious admitted that steph curry was fouled on his miracle three last night that lead to the warriors' over time win. steph was crushed by anthony davis should have been a four-point play opportunity. 123-119. they have a 3-0 series lead and they can close out the pellicans tomorrow night. he had his eyes closed on the release. about the tag team take down in the corner? >> have you been tackled that hard? >> that's why i quit football when i was 9. >> we nee

now the san raphael department posted this picture soon after the firefighters arrived. remember if you have pictures of breaking news you can always send it to us at ic at nbcbay area, or you can mention it on twitter. >>> new at 11:00, she was left for dead on a street. more on the suspect. kendra gonzales was shot and killed on tuesday, police say she got in an argument with the father of her children while driving. andrew butler is accused of shooting her and leaving her body in the area of the high school. he also allegedly forced two people in the back seat out of the car along with his 1-year-old son. butler is believed to be in the sacramento area or in monterey county. >>> a scare at a local college, tomorrow, cal state will increase the campus security. somebody overheard a conversation about a possible shooting. tonight, the campus is reminding everybody to be aware of surroundings and report suspicious activity. >>> and last week a federal judge ruled that not allowing a gender reassignment surgery would be a violation of constitutional rights. ms. worthy was

junior senator from texas, raphael ted cruz wants to be your next president. and michael eaves helps me gauge his strengths and weaknesses. that's still ahead on "inside story". >> sunday. >> we're pioneers. >> the head of america's space agency charles bolden. >> we take science fiction and turn it into science fact. >> addressing nasa's critics. >> we are the best nation in the world when it comes to exploration. >> and mankind's next giant leap. >> we can become multi-planet species. >> every sunday night... >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping... inspiring... entertaining. "talk to al jazeera". sunday, 6:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >>> we're back with "inside story" on al jazeera america. i'm ray suarez. the 2016 presidential race offers a field crowded with potential candidates, exploratory candidates and rumoured candidates, and now a declared real-life official campaign. ted cruz "16 kicked off at liberty university, virgin your, where he laid -- virginia

. >> happening today sentencing for the man who murdered an off-duty police officer raphael jones, was found guilty in the attempted robbery and murder of officer moses walker, jr. back in 2012. jones' faces automatic life sentence. his co-defendant, chance year mcfarland, now serving 20-40 years in prison for his role in the crime. >>> also, happening today basketball tournament to honor slain philadelphia police officer, robert wilson iii. officer wilson was shot and killed last month during attempted store robbery. some temple university student are hosting the basketball tournament to raise money for the officer's family. police officers will also play in the game today at temple's university's pearson hall from 6:00 until 9:00 p.m. >>> new this morning the vatican says pope francis is considering a trip to cuba when he visits philadelphia in september. the pope helped the united states and cuba re-establish diplomatic relations earlier this year. now, he already has a busy schedule for his visit to the u.s. he's meeting president obama and speaking in congress, and the united nati

raphael jones was found guilty in the attempted robbery and murder of officer moses walker jr. officer walker was leaving his overnight shift in the 22nd police district in north philadelphia when he was approached by two men and shot twice. jones faces an automatic life sentence. his co-defendant chance year motorcycle far lalled, now serving 20-40 years in prison for his part in the crime. >> gloucester county pastor faces sexual assault charges this morning. franklin township police say james simmons began sexually abusing a woman when she was 17 years old. and the abuse continued for several years. the alleged victim is now 21. police say simmons is a pastor at the new life and christ ministries in mullica. he surrendered to police, bail set at $150,000. >> stand trial on charges of aggravated assault ... yesterday a judge denied motion to dismiss the charges against philip williams, catherine knox and kevin had your began got into a fight with a couple last september. one of the victims suffered severe facial fractures. >> and gruesome scene to tell but in phoenix arizona

la >>> covering san raphael, pleasanton and all the bay area. 7 news. >>> in a precedent setting case a federal judge has ruled that california's prison system must grant a gender reassignment procedure to a transgender inmate. but still may be an appeal because of the added cost of treating a prisoner. abc 7 news reporter katie explains why the judge ruled in favor of the inmate. >> reporter: michelle is transgender and incarcerated at california's mule creek prison. but the legal battle the 51-year-old will be known for her is not her conviction for second degree murder. >> this decision is historic in that it confirms that it's unlawful to deny treatment to transgender people. >> reporter: the transgender law center represents who was born jeffrey and entered prison as a man and now identifies as a woman. a psychologist diagnosed her with gender dysphoria, as explained by law center board member sean demins. >> when i look in the mirror to see me, right, so having access to hormain replace therapy is very important for that. >> reporter: in c

and the mta to really transform the finance and administration, section of the mta and we welcome, raphael and the rest of the colleagues who will be stepping in, please. >> thank you, very much. >> thank you, to the outgoing and incoming person for all of your work that you are going to be providing to us through this capacity. >> and any other members of the public now, for general public comment? >> seeing none, public xhept is now closed. >> and now, mr. clerk, item 9. >> item 9 adjournment. >> thank you, our meeting is adjourned. >> all right, good morning, everybody. and welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors, budget and finance subcommittee meeting for wednesday, april 29th, 2015, my name is mark farrell and i will be chairing this committee and i am joined by supervisor, tang and i want to thank the members of sfgtv for covering this

raphael doubles down the line. 6-4 rocks and an early exit in the eighth after arguing the strike 3 call on brandon crawford there. the giants three-game win streak is over. 6-4 rockies. a's and astros and one guy in a penguin suit which actually worked out because it started raining. sky cast if you were in dallas. 19 straight a's at one point. score less until the 10th. bottom half of the 10th and a two-out triple. trying to score and end this game right now and he's out. it stays tied at two. two-run single and the astros put a five-spot up there and despite the homer they hold on to win it 5-4 in 11. the nba playing the role of captain obvious admitted that steph curry was fouled on his miracle three last night that lead to the warriors' over time win. steph was crushed by anthony davis should have been a four-point play opportunity. 123-119. they have a 3-0 series lead and they can close out the pellicans tomorrow night. he had his eyes closed on the release. about the tag team take down in the corner? >> have you been tackled that hard? >> that's why i quit football when i was 9. >

host: raphael, battle creek michigan. this tweet from victor. chris is in milwaukee. caller: the previous caller stole my thunder. that is why i disapprove of him. nobody on wall street went to jail. i wrote letters to my senator, congressman, the president. i wanted someone to pay for it. they blamed it on the people. in the and, the banks gave them mortgages that no one should have given the mortgages. it has nothing to do with him being black, purple, or yellow. i did not like the fact that he got into local crimes. that is what these race things work. they were local. usually that is handled by the county. at least, it is in our start -- in our state. he should have stayed out of it. host: he talked about the issues in ferguson recently. [video clip] attorney general holder? they frequently intensify rather than diffuse issues. they arrest people for talking back to officers, for recording public activities and engaging in conduct that is protected. this behavior exacerbates tensions and stifles community confidence that is vital for effective policing. this deepe

. >> raphael and djokovic will play each other in the semifinals of the monte carlo masters.n the long build up to the french open at the end of neck month. nadal has been showing some signs of returning to his best. he was made to work in his quarter final match against his opponent who won the second set. nay del eventually over came the spaniard. >> a victory like this helps in terms of physical and in terms of mentality after losing there is a point [ inaudible ] that's the way i have to do it to get back to where i want to be. and today i have to say that i played the way that i want to play. >>> the mers say dez cars are once again setting the place ahead of sunday's grand prix. after taking it easy mercedes dominated the second session. the same conditions they'll face in the actual race. hamilton has won two of the season's three races so far. but he faces an inquiry after a possible infringement in the pit lane. >>> james andersson needs just one more wicket to beat england's test record. he equalled the record when he had samuels taught by james treadwell. but he ha

raphael mashula. >> when they've tried to make drugs using certain compounds from marijuana, it's met success. why is it when you take certain compounds out of the marijuana and try to make a drug, it doesn't seem to work as well? >> well, one of the reasons possibly is because the thc works better when cannabidiol is there. so if you have both, it works better. >> he calls it the entourage effect, and that's what gw is doing. every extract will have all the plant's chemicals in it. the extract is then packaged as an approved prescription spray. in order to increase the chances of getting that approval, every step from growing to harvesting to manufacturing is all carefully controlled, regulated and rigorously tested to strict standards, so every plant, every dose is identical, safe and effective. it is an expensive and painstakingly slow process. it's taken hundreds of millions of dollars and a decade to develop their first drug for the unrelenting pain and spasms brought on by multiple sclerosis. as a neurosurgeon myself, i was curious how well this medicine could work. theresa poin

we have 81 for sonnomea. 80 for san raphael. 77 in richmond.bachlt upper 70s near the shore. 82 in danville. 84 for brent wood. south bay, afternoon today temperatures range from 80 degrees in santa clara21 in santa cruz. one area where we'll have mostly sunny skies and temperatures remaining above average. if i take you to the peninsula, notice the difference in the temperatures at least along the coast. 65 in pacifica. 66 daly city and if the cloud is covering overhead. it will feel like a cool one with the sea breeze picking up for the afternoon. 69 san francisco this afternoon. 76 san mateo. are you going to see the gienlts play in sn it is -- giants play? it is going to be a cool evening. sun will set about 7:45. mostly clear skies and again that westerly breeze to about 10 miles an hour or so. it will be a light one. the extended forecast here with your bay area weekend always in view temperatures continuing to fall as we get into saturday sunday notice it will stay modest. low 80s remain in the forecast. along the coast, partly cloudy, m

. >>> raphael nidal is through to the next stage.ter final 6-6 6-3. >>> now for decades baseball has given some young venezuelans a shot at a better life in the united states, but due to increased diplomatic tensions, the chances of making it from the south american country to the u.s. major leagues are now smaller than ever. virginia lopez reports. >> reporter: this is the last time these seattle mariner players will be practicing in venezuela, their home country. after 15 years the u.s. team has decided to quit their training school in this town and move to the dominican republic. >> translator: baseball doesn't escape from all of the problems the country is going through, but the work the academies do is done our product is the individual, and that talent is year. >> reporter: american schools across the country have been closing their doors, but now knew visa regulations are also expected to cut down on scouts that come in search of talent. this man knows all too well of what it means to play major league baseball. he was signed

in san raphael john rams. kpix -- john ramos kpix five. >> the principal hasn't received a single complaint from parents. >>> it is good advice. no using your phone while driving. but now a bay area city wants you to. the system that they say will make the roads safer. . >>> beautiful flounder, swiss charred. rainbow swiss charred. >> we're mixing it with bacon to give it flavor and serving it with the seared flounder. we took it out of the water and put it in the pan with the bacon. because we have the beigeon already in the pan we did not -- bacon already in the pan p we didn't need to add any oil. it is beautifully done and the flavors mix and it was awesome. we'll top it with the fish fillet. >> a little bit of the pepper in there. >> and lay it on top and it just drapes. >> you put oil in there and let everything -- >> you really don't need too. we have the oil in the pan and the fat from the bacon in there. it is nice and moist. >> i can't wait to get in there. that is beautiful! simple and always delici

san raphael into san francisco still well under 20 minutes. >>> atnext two shoppers hit an east bay storelly know who they'll be playing in the nba western semifinal. when you can buy tickets for their next home game coming up. >>> abc 7 news showing you a beautiful shot of both sides of the bay. ♪ with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >>> it's 5:43. wel kom back. this is the last thank you want to see with the current drought. a car crashed and sheered off a fire hydrant in north hollywood last night. one street was closed to traffic. as firefighters tried to shut off the water. so much of it. >>> police are asking for the public's help the locating two men who attacked a abercrombie and fitch employee saf he caught them stealing from the star. here's video of the two men. a store employee told police she watched the pair take more than $1700 in merchandise. when she confronted them, one pulled out a can of pepper spray and t

raphael mashula. >> when they've tried to make drugs using certain compounds from marijuana, it's metd success. why is it when you take certain compounds out of the marijuana and try to make a drug, it doesn't seem to work as well? >> well, one of the reasons possibly is because the thc works better when cannabidiol is there. so if you have both, it works better. >> he calls it the entourage effect, and that's what gw is doing. every extract will have all the plant's chemicals in it. the extract is then packaged as an approved prescription spray. in order to increase the chances of getting that approval, every step from growing to harvesting to manufacturing is all carefully controlled, regulated and rigorously tested to strict standards, so every plant, every extract, every dose is identical, safe, and effective. it is an expensive and painstakingly slow process. it's taken hundreds of millions of dollars and a decade to develop their first drug for the pain and spasms brought on by multiple sclerosis. as a neurosurgeon myself, i was curious how well this medicine could work. theresa

raphael is a victim of crime. his parents were kidnapped an event that left him traumatized and to take every precaution in the market. the car has level three armory. plus kevlar borders. you live with a fear of being killed or kidnapped. >> others install tracking devices on the cars in the hopes they can be found. a detector a company specialising in the device says more and more are beginning to demand devices that can be implanted under your skin. >> translation: our tart widened to include people you wouldn't expect like owners of public transport or taxi drivers who have been victims of crime and allowing that to put foot on the tables. >> in venezuelan an increasing crime led people to look for private solutions to a public problem. >>> venezuela is one of many countries taking part in the summit of the americas. leaders of north, central and south america will gather. for more of the issues sure to be raised at the summit and the u.s. agenda join us for "the week ahead." >>> coming up smashing protons, th

because actually raphael, who plays the character, he didn't have a line and lee just gave him a line." so, when he said it, i said, "shut up, dora." and then they yelled cut and the crew hit the floor. [ laughter ] >> seth: that "shut up dora" i feel like is a catchphrase for a new age. i think we can all -- >> i think so. >> seth: whether the person's name is dora or not, i think we all know someone that we would like to show up. >> absolutely. just call them dora. it doesn't matter if they're a man or a woman, dog, cat. shut up, dora. >> seth: you mentioned that was off the cuff. have you improvised a lot your dialogue? >> i've improvised a lot. >> seth: do you have some favorites? >> um, i do. oh, i didn't improvise this but they wrote this. "the streets ain't made for everybody. that's why they made sidewalks." that one was pretty brilliant. >> seth: that's a good one, yeah. >> what else? oh, "boo-boo kitty" was off the cuff. "boo-boo kitty" is the new "bye felicia." [ cheers ] what else? what else? what else? >> seth: you had good stuff with naomi campbell. that was great. >> bu

the packages were headed to san raphael.ad a package on board you're covered up to $100 unless you chose a higher plan. you should check your package numbers for any updates. >>> a cleanup on a creek could last several days. concrete was pumped into a pipe to seal it. one of the inspectors didn't realize a valve was open and that's how a mixture spilled into a creek and that lasted two hours. they found cement covered birds. the spill is worse than they originally thought. >> we were so focused that cleaned up because of where residents were. we didn't do a great survey, we'll do better next time. >>> fish and wildlife officials say the problem could have been much worse if the drought hadn't dried up most of the creek. >>> it's time for this morning's front pages, you see a photo of a restaurant right there with the headline restaurants dealing with reality of drought, many restaurants are serving water only upon customer requests, i also want to show you the santa cruz sentinel front page. usc suspects highway 1 protestors

host: raphael, battle creek michigan. this tweet from victor. chris is in milwaukee.aller: the previous caller stole my thunder. that is why i disapprove of him. nobody on wall street went to jail. i wrote letters to my senator congressman, the president. i wanted someone to pay for it. they blamed it on the people. in the and the banks gave them mortgages that no one should have given the mortgages. it has nothing to do with him being black, purple, or yellow. i did not like the fact that he got into local crimes. that is what these race things work. they were local. usually that is handled by the county. at least, it is in our start -- in our state. he should have stayed out of it. host: he talked about the issues in ferguson recently. [video clip] >> investigation shows that members of ferguson's police would frequently escalate instead of diffuse. actions included arresting people for talking back to officers and engaging in activity that is constitutionally protected. these behaviors have the potential of stifling community conflicts and is vital for policing. th

raphael jones will spend life in prison after waiving his right to trial in exchange for prosecutorss a deacon for his church in north philadelphia. he was walking to a bus wearing plain clothes when jones and another man shot him. robbery was the motive. the accomplice was sentenced to 20 to 40 years in prison. i'm vai sikahema. another update in 25 minutes. back to the "today" show. we'll see you this a half hour. >>> taking a look at the headlines. a new treatment is expected to change the way doctors treat people who have suffered acute strokes. research published in today's new england journal of medicine confirms that a procedure using a new spot removal device dramatically reduces recovery for patients. it's called endo vascular treatment. >>> dr. oz is a well-known tv doctor and cardiac surgeon who practices and teaches at columbia university. but ten physicians have written to the school demanding dr. oz be fired. the doctors accuse him of dangering the public for quack treatments for personal financial gain. >>> what causes nightmares? a new study takes a closer look. and r

and the mta to really transform the finance and administration, section of the mta and we welcome, raphael and the rest of the colleagues who will be stepping in, please. >> thank you, very much. >> thank you, to the outgoing and incoming person for all of your work that you are going to be providing to us through this capacity. >> and any other members of the public now, for general public comment? >> seeing none, public xhept is now closed. >> and now, mr. clerk, item 9. >> item 9 adjournment. >> thank you, our meeting is adjourned. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this is smack in the middle of the tenderloin neighborhood where there are 50000 people within walking distance. you see the kids that are using what's provided, but there is so much opportunity for this to be a stronger, more welcoming, healthier cleaner safer place for the people of this community to play. there are going to be new green areas, a full-size basketball court, outdoor fitness equipment, community garden, a brand-new clubhouse. it's going to be a much more welcoming spot for a neighborhood that really needs it. ♪ ♪px