. >>> halloween is pumpkin display can be found in will not bring on spring creek road. the homeowner says he has more than 100 pumpkins on display, and he encourages people to park, walk up, take a look. a lot of houses are dressed up for the season. that one, the darker decorations complete with a moving clown and a giant spider. >> well, you may be putting a lot of effort into creating the perfect jack-o'-lantern this year, with a little science you can keep your pumpkin fresh until halloween. rubbing petroleum jelly or olive oil in the scarred places will keep your pumpkin from drying out and to keep mold away and spray the entire thing. it is important to bring your mpn inside when the temperature drops below 50 degrees . if you were correct in what you said earlier we should bring them in tonight. >> if you want to preserve your pumpkin, yes. don't forget to rub them with petroleum jelly. who knew. thank you for watching. game day is next . >> news and weather updates are always on kpix.com. good night. intended receiver , swooped in for his third interception of t

you need to practice to get a nice to meet, you need to spend hours in spring creek. it helps you to realize that piece for, and this is what i'm seeing in the young people that we're working with. oh, here. well we said, oh you're hello, get out. hello, hello. hi. i grew up in 240 a family community and i got news. when you come in, you ask about the news and going the 1st thing that they'll say they don't go to this place. i was in school, i would stand up and say, my name is keep them from keyboard. yeah. and then realize that people are keeping their phones away. this image is affected, everybody in the compound because if you add that is, says your frontier or you wouldn't get weighed because they wouldn't trust you. a with no billing. i was in too bad thieves and there was some movie buffet in there. so for peter, i mean breakfast, we are more like our o. b. 20 little pretty. i was just passing by then they will give you the, the friends doing some. you must. then i said, you guys, you good for days, you're left with group under their community was very interest

nearly 100 people from the spring creek camp went to columbus park. what was an emptl was an empty baseball camp is now filled with cars. the city has given them until mid-november to go somewhere else. the san jose is working og more housing. just as we, it moved forward with adding 600 affordable homes to be built at four different city-owned locats four different city-owned locats four different city-owned locats four different city-owned locats four different city-owned locats four different city-owned locats four different city-owned locats four different city-owned locats four different city-owned locats four different city-owned locatn . some will be reserved for those earning between $35,000 and $100,000 per year. > >> governor newsom to be told tl today that would have restrictee time california inmates could spent in solitary confinement. last week, we introduced you to kevin mccarthy. he spent more than nine years in solitary confinement and has been champig and has been championing this bill. in fact, we followed up with him today. he told

if you do in the fall spring creek pregnant, it's at the end of the world. hey i, i really like that. that's actually a really positive note to end on. it's not the end of the world if you do become a teen mother. but most importantly, going back to what people were see, education is key and making sure that these conversations are happening out in the open. as usual, thank you so much for watching. ah, and many thanks. it is. and if you live in a community with similar challenges, what would be your solutions if you want to watch a longer version of the debate is up for you. and it's on our youtube channel, a d, w, the 77 percent, and a make sure you comment on that. and now we've heard about the 2 young months and their experiences. and how about the young doug's and this reminds me personally of 2 friends whom i won't mention their names. now the day these 2 dudes received the news that they had impregnated their girlfriend. i'm telling you the un is uncertainty and fear was huge. how did they end up? that's a story for another day. for now are gars of mu

spring. swarm creek bring up to 50 cubs and it is understandable to take all of them is impossible here from own enough and further fate. in tame bears, usually sad, they can most often be found in the cramped cages of roadside cafes. and this not the worst option to return. in the wild , not all animals and birds succeed, and they are forever. there are severe injuries in the center or at the volunteers' home. sometimes animals get so used to people that they can no longer live on their own, and also the human desire to help. sometimes just hurting the birds is a lot of calls. here are kites, crows, pigeons, swifts on them a sea of ​​​​calls, especially when in the spring it starts lightly in summer, people appear to think that this is all not a flying bird. this is childish. he just walks the earth, special categories from treasurers. it is fashionable to keep raccoon meerkats at home by observing volunteers up to 80% of the family's animals in kitchens and the owners are trying to return, because it turns out they are not ready for everyday adventures, the nature of wild animals and their

flora in the park in spring fauna. swarm creek up to 50 cubs and understandably it is impossible to take all of them, and then there is enough of their own fate. in tame bears, usually sad, they can most often be found in the cramped cages of roadside cafes. and this is not the worst option to return. not all animals and birds go into the wild, and they remain forever in the center. or at home, volunteers have severe injuries. sometimes animals do. to people that can no longer live on their own, and also the human desire to help. sometimes it only hurts the birds very much many calls. here are kites, crows, pigeons, swifts on them a sea of ​​​​calls, especially when in the spring it starts lightly in summer, people appear thinking that this is all not a flying bird. this is a child. he just walks the earth. here are special categories from treasurers fashionable to keep at home, climb, kharkiv meerkats raccoons for the observation of volunteers up to 80% of the animals of the family kitchens and the owners are trying to return, be

in the spring, you'd have cleanup, which is where the creek was finally flowing and then the creeks flowing and then pulling the gold out and that's when you finally know after you spent all winter and going back to seat and will be one of these klondike >> in ways during the persian punitive expedition, it's the last time the buffalo soldiers were engaged but they're also mounted cavalry and cars and airplanes used as recon. one of the reasons the world should be grateful to mexico and poncho vi n military history, yeah. he's got some horses and mules. he also has trucks. he also has cannon and he's got a fleet of eight airplanes that, don't have guns mounted on them yet. so they're not actually going to be able to fight, but they can fly over these miles and miles of rough desert and mountains and maybe spot the general patton, who's a lieutenant at the time. but how can we ever think of patton as anybody but a general? and he would be the first to say that led the first mechanized army attack in american history when he and some soldiers in jeeps ran down some of the pieces shot it out w

and the spring you would have cleaned up. the creek was finally flowing. and know that the creek is flowing your mind is flooded because water is pouring into b everywhere that you had burned all winter. and you are running this gravel through this loose and pulling the gold out. and after cleanup is when you finally know if you spentno all winter burning for nothing or if you spent the winter and got $100,000 and you're going to go back to seattle and be one of these klondike kings that made it rich. not to give away the end of the book, but out of those 100,000 people that went on the trip, it will not surprise you that only about 1% of them got rich. and so that whole 99% -- 1% now it's re-created in the klondike. because very few of those claims action had that kind of pay streak. >> jeff, the last of the maneuvering you do about takes place in such interesting times in many ways. during the punitive expedition it is the last time buffalo soldiers are engaged. but there are also mounted cavalry on big trucks, cars and airplanes used ass recon. one of t

and then in the spring, you would have clean up, which is where the creek was finally flowing. and now the now that the creek's flowing, your mine is flooded because water's pouring into everywhere that you had burned all winter and you're running this gravel through the sluice and pulling the gold out. and then after cleanup, that's when you finally know if you spent all winter burning for nothing or you spent the winter, and now you've got $100,000 and you're going to go back to seattle and, you know, be one of these klondike kings, you know, the made it rich out of the i mean, not to give away the end of book, but out of those 100,000 people that went on the trip it will not surprise you. only about 1% of them got rich. and so that whole 99%, 1% thing that we talk about now, it was recreated in the klondike, you know, because the you know, very few of those claims had that kind of a pay streak. jeff, the the last of the maneuvering that you write about really takes place. it's such an interesting time to cusp in many ways during pershing's punitive expedition. now, it's the

they are just hunting this streak wherever they go and then in the spring you would have cleaned up, which is where the creek was finally flowing and now that the creek is flowing, your mind is flooded because water is pouring in to everywhere that you would burn all winter and you are running this gravel through the sluice and pulling the gold out. after cleanup that's when you finally know if you spent all winter burning for nothing or if you spent the winter, now you've got $100,000 and you're going to go back to seattle and be one of these klondike teens you know, that made it rich, not to give away the end of the book but out of those 100,000 people that went on the trip, it will not surprise you that only about 1% of them got rich. and so that whole 99%, 1% think we 1% think we talk about now, it was re-created in the klondike because very few of those claims have that kind of a pay streak. >> jeff, the last of the maneuvering that you write about greed takes place at such an interesting time, during persians punitive expedition. it's the last time that the buffalo soldiers were engaged but there are a

spring that runs out the side. and you are looking up so dubuque creek. this is larry lamb and front with his guests from valley ranch. and this was probably in the 30s. early 30s in horse albright, the superintendent is running with his group. this is early day transportation in the park. there is a display on yellowstone, 150 years right down the hall. and take time to go down and see if it. this wagon is one of the original wagons and was displayed there. here is eight horses teamed up pulling various wagons in front of old faithful. this is frosted and richard with one of the carriages that they used to take people to yellowstone for a teen days self-contained of 250 guests at a time. they blow every, wagon every horse, and every man that could drive a wagon to help them do these trips. pretty amazing this is a camp right above the chin bridge on the upper falls of yellowstone. and they would camp here and block the north rim and the south rim and spend three nights there this is the photograph that really rang a bell with me. people each of their own

you don't see any part of that except for the sort of butte and the spring that runs out the side of it. and you are looking at the creek. this is larry lateral and his guests of valley ranch. this was probably in the 30s, early 30s. the superintendent was writing it with his group. this is early day transportation in the park. there is a display on yellowstone, 150 years right now in the hall and take time to go down and associate, this wagon is one of the original wagons. it's on display there. this is eight horses, teamed up, pulling three wagons, in front of old faithful in. this is frosted richard with one of the carriages that they used to take people to yellowstone for 18 days, self-contained, up to 150 guests at a time. they borrowed every wagon, every horse, and every man they could drive a wagon to help them do these trips. pretty amazing. this is a camp right above the bridge on the upper falls of yellowstone. and they would camp here and walk the north rim and the south rim, and spend three nights there. and, this is the photograph that really rang a bell for me. people each had their own stools but they had

then the spring you would have ncleanup which is where the crk was finally flowing. pellet the creek is flowing your mind is inflated because water is pouring into everywhere you had burned all winter. and you are running this gravel throughin the sluice and pulling the gold out. and then after cleanup is when youin finally know if you spent all winter burning for nothing or if you spent the winter at night got $100,000 and you are going to go back to seattle one of these klondike kings that made it rich. not to give away the end of the book but on the other thousand people that went on the trip it will not surprise you that only about 1% of them got rich. that whole 99%, 1% then we talk about now it was re-created in the klondike because very few of those claims actually had that kind of pay streak. faxon jeff, last that you write about it takes place in such an interesting time. duringng pershing's punitive expedition it is the last time the buffalo soldiers are engaged. but there are also mounted calvary, trucks, cars, and airplanes used as recon. one of the reasonsl the world sho

creek that same view point. over the fall and winter we're going to be technical analysis and evaluation with our army corps partners and we'll be coming back in spring with a revised set of strategies heading towards preferred strategy or draft water front adaptation plan with army corps called selective plan by next summer. community mixer, we have story maps and service embedded to them, we'll be presenting to organization during focus groups and other engagement opportunities that we welcome your participation and happy to follow-up on what that could mean. thank you, that concludes my prefntation and i'm happy to answer any questions. >> excellent, adam and i know brad is with you. let's open it up to public comment. is there any public comment in the room? if there is, please set the mic on this issue. seeing none, jenic will provide instructions for remote participants. >> thank you, president adams. at this time, we'll open the queue for anyone on the phone who would like to make public comment. please dial star-3 if you wish to make public comment. the system will let you know when your line is open. others will wait on you until your line i