gh that's sadie. sadie is coming home tomorrow. >> charlie's reaction doesn't take long for them to figure out how he feels about it. >> oh, gosh! no! >> of all the baby reactions we've seen on the show i don't think we've seen projectile vomiting. >> my first thought was, was it a used diaper wipe? >> that's significantly worse smells coming once the baby gets home. >> charlie say kind dog. they're getting him used to the smell of the baby. he's getting them used to cleaning up after the baby. >> oh. >> he's going to be vomiting a lot. >> oh you're having a baby? let me help, beh. >> this is my favorite, favorite reveal ever. >> i think charlie needs to have some nap time just to think about things because lulu the hairless chihuahua is taking a nap and dreaming something big. look at how cute lulu is. the car ride, typical baby. as soon as you put them in the car clunked out. >> how is that a hairless chihuahua? >> the belly is hairless. some hairless dogs have tufts on their ears and legs, depends

i mean -- >> seeing sadie lowry alive was a pleasant surprise for brent. but not his only one that day. >> and she said, i want you to meet my son. there was a baby in a carriage. what i didn't know, she had twins. i thought she was just pregnant with one and lost the baby. and there was this beautiful baby boy. it was there. >> hi, partner. >> not sure if they had saved one life, brent now knows he and his crew saved two. sadie brought the whole family by brent's station recently to say thanks one more time. brent says becoming a father himself almost a decade ago has made him a better firefighter. better at understanding what's at stake on each call. it's why perhaps brent broke down in tears in the middle of that starbucks. knowing he not only made the right choices that work day, but frankly, all of his work days. >> now we're all sobbing. >> brent is quick to point out he is just one link in a chain that kept sadie and her baby alive that day. he says the whole team gets credit. he just happened to be the one in the lead that day, and also the one who

sadie brought the whole family by brent's station recently to say thanks one more time. brent says becoming a father himself almost a decade ago has made him a better firefighter. better at understanding what's at stake on each call. it's why perhaps brent broke down in tears in the middle of that starbucks. knowing he not only made the right choices that workday, but frankly all of his workdays. brent is quick to point out that he was just one link in a chain of medical professionals who helped save sadie and her son's life. he just happens to be the one who was on the front line that day. and in line at starbucks the other day. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> sometimes it's just the second that you're there. meteorologist kari hall is here with a look at the forecast. that is some hurricane. >> oh, my goodness. there's a lot going on as we look at this forecast. and of course this making big headlines for the east coast. hurricane joaquin. and it is a large storm. it continues to gain strength. now with wind speeds at 85 miles an hour. and the reason why it's maki

all right, sadie, what did you feel about the length of the debate? was it too long?eople are complaining it was too long. >> well, for a debate that wasn't really a debate, more so sort of a verbal death match, it was more so pretty long with that. instead of like talking about actual issues. they sort of spent mostly an hour talking about each other, and sort of spent 15 minutes of the debate deciding who's most pro-life. i mean, come on. >> do you ever use any of your debate techniques on your teachers in order to get out of homework? >> not yet. but i have been planning to for times like this, when i have to prepare for debates and stuff like that. there are times i have to put off homework and focus on other things. and then do homework and focus on debates. >> do you have any tips for me? let's say i'm talking to somebody on a show who disagrees with me, it might be chase about ponies and unicorns. what kind of tips would you give me to win that debate? >> well, first of all, i would just like to say, unicorns shoot rainbows. how could you not like unicorns? >>

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. >>> thousands are gathering in sady saudi arabia. the followers of islam must be together through a set of rituals around mecca. more than two million people will take part. the rituals last on tuesday. on wednesday, they praise god and ask for forgiveness. >> it is the essence of pilgrim. they will have it validated. this is considered the pillar. we have about two million pilgrims gathered here. they will be asking god for forgiveness, blessings. by the end of the day, around sunset, the pilgrims will leave and they will continue their rituals. having two million people in once place poises a security threat. they have deployed more than 50,000 security troops to secure the area in other areas which they consider the rituals of this. they have a health hazard, you have two million people and you need to deploy a lot of medics, about 15,000 medical teams are deployed to help. they are hoping it will go smooth and well. >> walk through all the main sites of pilgrims through mecca with a 360-degree view. more details on the website, a

so i don't think the sadies will call it off.nds if the numbers of pilgrims who have died or will probably die or are injured could rise. i doubt it will, but i think it will give them a wake-up call, david to be vigilant, aware, and to tell the pill -- pilgrims to be very, very diligent. >> thank you. >>> the japan prime minister has called for an emergency cabinet meeting to discuss flooding. wayne haye reports from one of the worst-affected areas. >> reporter: japan's 18th typhoon of the year continued its destructive path, as it moves up the island, it dumped an unprecedented amount of rain. the self-defense force and coast guard lead the recovery effort from the air as two rivers burst their banks. further south this river unleashed its fury. and several days of rain saw this river burst and take everything with it. >> translator: we were preparing to evacuate when the firefighters rushed to us to tell us the banks had collapsed. >> translator: it is force than i expected. the buildings near the river were completely destroy

the family of nursing student sadie john sud saw who died in her chevy cobalt said it has been an ordeal. >> quite frankly, i just want this to be over. it is very painful. >> reporter: officials familiar with the settlement say gm will pay the government a fine of over half a billion dollars. that is far less than the $1.2 billion toyota paid last year for concealing acceleration problems in its cars. but officials say gm under the ceo mary barra has been cooperative with federal investigators, admitting that the company concealed the problem. >> repeatedly, individuals failed to disclose critical pieces of information that could have fundamentally changed the lives of those impacted by the faulty ignition switch. >> gm gets credit for cooperating with federal prosecutors, reducing the potential fine. >> reporter: officials familiar with the case say no current or former gm employees will be charged. separately 308 victims and family members have accepted compensation from gm of at least $1 million each. lester. >> pete williams in washington, thank you. >>> in europe, the crisis took a

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. >> they called her sexy sadie mae glutz.e always had kind of a mischievous smile on her face, and they thought she was a little crazy. >> very insecure people try to make themselves bigger than they are. and she always tried to be the strongest, the best, the sexiest and constantly trying to get attention. >> susan, how have they treated you since your arrest? >> same way as all inmates are treated. >> susan atkins had been promised some sort of immunity to testify. and that was when everybody thought that she would be the star witness, and she would get leniency somehow by testifying against the others. >> that deal said that anything she told me i could only use against her or with her consent if she did not go back to her god, charles manson. she told me and also told the grand jury, she said, sharon tate, 8 1/2 months pregnant, begged her for her life. please let me live so i can have my baby. susan told me she told sharon, look, bitch, i don't have any mercy on you. you're going to die. and the grand jury was just aghas

institute which is producers are calling into question government data we just told you about and also sadies are incorrect government targets and also they would like more research to be done before the city implement such immeasurably state is the latest from the upper east side. back to you. ben: thank you very much. two days before the anniversary of 9/11 new york's most famous political faces take part in a homeland security hearing inside the september 11th museum. former mayor rudy guiliani, police commissioner bill bratton and congressman peter king were among those who read very yesterday. rudy giuliani called iran one of the biggest threats to security and announced the recent ordeal. >> we have got a dangerous situation developing in the middle east where we have a divided middle east. taking action to prevent it. instead it is negotiating an agreement which recognizes something we have been fighting for decades which is that nuclear iran. which will make it even a bigger empire. ben: to prevent another september 11th rudy giuliani advocated a more aggressive approach especially in

because people sadie vicive he's loving a lot of stuff. is there anything that he loves? >> i looked at his twitter and there's a lot of stuff. he also loves standing ovations, communicating with everyone daily watching chuck todd fail, barbara walters the beauty of thomas kincaid the magazines fail everything anthony hopkins does taking lawsuits all of the way when he is right and seeing garbage properly exposed of, real estate, twitter, seeing his opponents lose. a lot of things were backwards ways of saying he hates something. >> that's brilliant. liberal panel what are your thoughts on trump. seems to me you should like him in many ways he is liberal. >> don't you understand? he's working for us. he's working for us. >> when he gets the nomination, he's going to make bernie sanders his vice president. >> that would make sense. they both kind of share some qualities don't they? >> they both sound like they come from brooklyn. >> they do. they do. >> all i have to say is i love donald trump. but he (bleep) me off. he (bleep) me off. >> when it comes to attacking him he

on the screen sadis cription of the projects population, income restriction level and marketing preferences. 50 units rufordable to families earning 50 percent of ami. 69 units are restrict today families earning 60 percent of ami. to qualify for a unit in the development, a family of 4 can earn up to 61, 150 a year. first marketing preference is a certificate of preference and second is ellis act housing. third preference is given to san francisco residence and workers followed by members of the public. in addition to the ocii subsidy, the project will be financed with low income housing tax equity. other finances sources include a private bank loan and 500 thousand dollar ectwae contribution. the ocii substy is 213 thousand dollars. [inaudible] and transbay jobs and linkage fees. so, for todays request, mercy is requesting a total loan of 25, 560 thousand to fund construction. this loan represents the gap financingthality enables to the development team. the interest rate is 3 percent but staff recommends enabling the exectev director and director of mayors office to increase to [inaudibl

. >> sadie ette >> barbara g. etzold >> eric brian evans >> robert edward evans >> meredith emily june ewart >> catherine k. fagan >> and my uncle, police officer david lamagnae. although i never met him, i love him very much. >> my podium partner for keeping me calm. thank you. and for my uncle, you taught me many lessons as a youngster that i still use today in my everyday life, including persistence. i love you and i miss you. >> patricia fagan >> keith george fairben >> sandra farjardo-smith >> william f. fallon >> william lawrence fallon jr. >> anthony j. fallone jr. >> dolores brigitte fanelli >> robert john fangman >> john joseph fanning >> kathleen anne faragher >> thomas james farino >> paige marie farley-hackel >> elizabeth ann farmer >> douglas jon farnum >> john gerard farrell >> john w. farrell >> terrence patrick farrell >> joseph d. farrelly >> thomas patrick farrelly >> syed abdul fatha >> christopher edward faughnan >> w. r. faulkner >> shannon m. fava >> bernard d. favuzza >> robert fazio jr. >>

we are not asking for board decisions today, this sadis cushion item. we would like to get ideas from you about additional information you would like to see or need in order to make a decision and a chance to answer any questions you have as we go through this. our key findings, the big one that genet rr eluded to is mooretalities is faster than wealtyed in prior asumtions so the recommended changes on mooretality have the most significant impact. we also saw higher retirement rates for certain members, lower salary increases, which also tied into colis for [inaudible] safety members than we expected, but the big impact again is the moretality chaipgs and because of how that has come out in the study by the society of acwares, we recommend the cost impact be phased in over something like a 5 year period. >> members can you tell me what old safety numbers are? >> they were police and fire fighters hired before 1976. >> okay, and- >> their cost of lisking adjustments for tied to pay increases from the last position they held and all the newer members thei

this sadis sadis cushion we can have later >> it evolved to a carefully prescribed list. >> just to get-i agree with mrs. young on some of the vagueness and discorrectionary terms in e one and 2 but those are areas we can define. is it not what the intent is there? it seems those should be more carefully crafted and defined. >> let's talk about number 1, we are talking about tactical or law enforcement information. if we were disussing tactics like say swat team tactics that wouldn't be something we want to record. we wouldn't want to be recording that discussion along with the higher ranking officer, that leaves room for a higher ranking officer if there is any situation where a officer would fall into a situation where it is prohibited boy the policy you want to have a section that allows a higher ranking officer to say turn that camera office because it is a violation of this policy so we need to put in a mechanism to account for that so that is the thought process behind it. >> i think i would like to hear more of what the public has to say but it is a interesting discussion and wish

they were going by the pounds many said inch and that that had a direct impact on her sadie's -- on mercedeseness. angie: interesting. let's use it as a metaphor for the wider world. all of this data is coming at you incessantly. in the real world, how are we supposed to get value from this bombardment of data? val: that is the key word. from a formula one perspective, the value is having the race engineer, which is something that you see on the broadcast, the driver and the race engineer continuously communicating -- the race engineer is able to use a lot of analytics, software, hardware tools to analyze the real-time data, conduct an analysis on historical trends and future projections, and simplify the driver's life. the driver has a lot to concentrate on. if you have ever seen a formula one wheel, everyone is critically important. it is about maximizing the information for the driver as to where they are, how close some of the people trailing behind them are, when they should conduct pitstops to maximize their strategy, and so forth. thatgreater sense, i think digitization of our lives i

this sadis sadis cushion we can have later >> it evolved to a carefully prescribed list. >> just to get-i agree with mrs. young on some of the vagueness and discorrectionary terms in e one and 2 but those are areas we can define. is it not what the intent is there? it seems those should be more carefully crafted and defined. >> let's talk about number 1, we are talking about tactical or law enforcement information. if we were disussing tactics like say swat team tactics that wouldn't be something we want to record. we wouldn't want to be recording that discussion along with the higher ranking officer, that leaves room for a higher ranking officer if there is any situation where a officer would fall into a situation where it is prohibited boy the policy you want to have a section that allows a higher ranking officer to say turn that camera office because it is a violation of this policy so we need to put in a mechanism to account for that so that is the thought process behind it. >> i think i would like to hear more of what the public has to say but it is a interesting discussion and wish

to the problem once the data is available to the general public and it is-the old saying sun light sadis infectant is true. i think not to be negative, but ones view of acceptable isn't necessarily the same as another persons view. progress is important, but still if we are falling way short of the goal we are still way short of the goal. thank you >> thank you for your comment and to your point and think with our new computer system this should help and look forward to you coming to us and letting us know. >> i look forward to the discussion later in the meeting on accela. >> any other public comment? seeing none, roll call vote on the motion. presidents mccarthy, yes. vp mar, yes. commissioner lee, yes. commissioner mccray, yes. commissioner clinch, yes. the motion carries unanimously. item 7, update on dbi policy regarding decks and balcony. >> good morning commissioners, ron tom assistant director of department of building inspecting. last month we were tasked to provide a overview of departments effort to address the issue of balcony and deck safety. the balcony failure in [inaudibl

staff and [inaudible] submitted, we were able to get good ballot digest discussions occurring so there sadis tinction between the 2 ballot measures and that was going to be very helpful for those purposes. as government we can't campaign for or against anything but can make sure what is pren today the voters is factual and accurate. we did a good job of making sure a accurate story is presented. we are not clear roof top solar in the city [inaudible] would not necessarily be considered clean green renewable energy under prop g and they would be counted under the boards measure, prop h. we are going to-while we are above the minimum compliance, we are going to be aloud to count roof tops that go solar sf [inaudible] all those roof tops could be counted against us for category 3 so it will give the ability to count those similar to category 1 and not count against us so we can get as many roof tops in the city. thank you >> thank you. any other public comment? >> all right, the next item is a quarterly audit and performance review report. nancy hom. >> can i have the slides, please? good after

list, because the speakers who were scheduled for the future in a few days or few weeks are corey and sadieand ben carson will speak to the students at liberty university. so, sally, why is bernie sanders appearing here? >> politics aren't actually as different from the base of folks and the students at liberty university as is being characterized, including by the senator's campaign. 64% of millennial evangelicals, 64%, support marriage equality. so, i think sanders' appearance today reflects a broader reality than progressive politics are, in fact, broadly popular with a wide majority of americans, including issues like climate change and income inequality and doing something to help the poor -- >> i'm not so sure students are into climate change. >> but polls show evangelicals, millenials, christian conservatives, are far more concerned about the planet and income inequality than their parents' generation. >> these students in particular because they're christian students, they are can concerned about social justice. they do care about the wage gap. the question s we all have different i

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. >> here is sadie from silver spring maryland.ead hi. >> caller: hi, howcall are you? >> fine, thanks. go ahead. >> caller: i'm a descendent of portuguese jews that came into v georgetown and charleston before the american revolution. tha it wanted to know what the archives there in rome have on o that misubject. h also i know that the pope is coming into east harlem, new york, and i'm a native new th yorker, and actually that was a bastion for the catholic church when i was growing up. >> the vatican has had secret archives on a whole range of things for a very long time and one of the things this pope has said he's going to open the archives on the question of the role of the vatican and the nti hierarchy in argentina in the dirty war there when the war military dictatorship killed a lot of people and there have been requests for him to open the archives on the vatican and the nazis and housing about that as well. so, he's a man who is open to the secrecy, the veil of the secrecy being lifted, but he's not talking about it as a