also, st. francis memorial hospital. and they are the only burn center here in the bay area counties. we want to thank them for all the work they are doing. they have many patients that they see every day. all of the doctors as well. all the staff here at the hospital, thank you for what you do everyday. for the holidays, do not overload extension cords, turn off holiday lights before you go to bed. never leave candles unattended, especially around the christmas tree. water trees daily so that they do not dry out. recycle your tree. do not put them in the fireplace. keep charged fire extinguishers in central locations. thank you all very much. we hope everybody has a safe holiday season. [applause] >> thank you. next, i would like to induce a woman that really needs no introduction, our own fire chief, joanne. >> thank you for being here, everyone. this is the fifth annual christmas tree lighting, different from other lighting, but just as important. we want to show you that holidays can be safe for us all, however, a tr

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a rally gets out of control in moscow and st petersburg as demonstrators take to the streets in honor of a football player who was killed in a brawl. i'm sean thomas in central moscow coming up we'll have the latest details on all of those possible riots we'll give you all the details coming up on our team . in the heart of the capital a lot injured even more detained as football fans take their aggression out on to the city streets. also on r t torture poverty and police brutality the u.s. is tainted human rights record clashes with its own promise of. ethnic tensions looms over the first parliamentary elections of the self-proclaimed republic of kosovo the serb minority says this vote is pointless as long as people live divided from each other. the. prime minister vladimir putin puts his singing skills to the test in front of a star studded audience all in the name of charity. live from moscow this is r t how can you say no way with breaking news this hour russian special police forces have detained dozens of football fans who turned a commemoration march into a riot in the very hea

st. wolfgang, bad ischl, and hallstatt. for a city that has such a concentration of old world charm and interesting sites, salzburg is surprisingly manageable and hassle-free. but keep in mind that during high season, accommodations are sometimes hard to find, so reservations are always a good idea. also, parking is very expensive in the town center, but you can reach most sites on foot or via public transportation. the altstad, or "old town", is a mosaic of grand public buildings built around spacious squares and sculptured fountains. in the main square, or "residenzplatz", you'll find the world's largest baroque fountain. it dates to 1656. salzburg is all about music. every corner seems to resonate with street musicians and spontaneous performances. we're visiting too late to catch the famous salzburg music festival, which begins in late july, but we happened across a gathering of austrian brass bands. [playing a march] there's nothing like a brass band to get your heart pumping. the tr

st. anthony's, st. boniface go back many years. glide is now an older institution. there are long term institutions in the tenderloin trying to meet the needs of it's residents. jerry: over the history of the tenderloin it's been a place where service providers come and provide human services for people who need them. so people with hiv and aids- there are resources here for those people. substance abuse, mental illness- there are a lot of resources in the tenderloin for those people. and it's a place where people who have special needs such as those can live their lives. you know there was a time, not so long ago, there was a time where there was discrimination against people with hiv and aids, so the tenderloin was a place where people could find housing instead of other parts of the city. chris: the tenderloin development corporation a community development corporation, is i think one of the biggest in san francisco. they have retrofitted a large number of buildings in the tenderloin. their mission is to provide housing to tenderloin residents. the model of commu

st. not know if they're allowed to rebuild. in fact when this family came home to salvage their christmas presents, officials had tough news. >> this is evac. stay out of your homes. the sheriffs are coming. >> reporter: people are trying to dig out the trapped vehicles but it will take time to see if they're salvageable. the bottom line, people escaped with the clothes on your back and say they're grateful. >> this is going to be a pretty tough christmas. >> yeah, it can be replaced. >> you've got a strong attitude. >> it will be okay. >> reporter: officials say it's too soon to determine just how much monetary damage this storm has done. unfortunately, there's another pacific storm on wait. mike von fremd, abc news, highland, california. >>> and another condition is south dakota. several vehicles were involved thankfully no one was injured. >>> and the winter sweth helping people in flagstaff, arizona, get in the wintry mood. a half foot of snow fell on the northern areas of the states.

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rallies get out of control in moscow and st petersburg as demonstrators take to the streets in honor of a football fan who was killed in a brawl earlier this week. many people injured dozens more are detained ask for both hands bring their aggression to the streets of the capital. and continuing with team coverage on that same topic i'm sean thomas at the courthouse where the suspected shooter is being here to tell you to go you have all the details coming up. on our to torture of poverty and police brutality the u.s. is tainted human rights record clashes with its own promises. and as nick tension looms over the first parliamentary elections of the self-proclaimed republic of kosovo the serve minority says this vote is pointless as long as people live divided. the lead. prime minister vladimir putin puts his singing skills to the test in front of a star studded audience all in the name of charity. here with r t live from moscow where it's seven pm and russian special police forces have detained dozens of football fans who turned a commemoration into riots here in the capital and in

st. louis goes up 22-14.h troy smith struggling, mike singletary switches back to alex, with just 9:30 left in the game. he completed his first four passes that led to a field goal, but with just over 2 minutes left, he is stripped and the rams fall on the ball. rams win 25-17. the playoff hopes are over, and perhaps so is mike singletary's job as head coach. >> we've got enough talent on this team that we should have been the nfc west champion and we should have been competing in the playoffs. >> and obviously he wanted us to do better, felt that we could do better, but there are some obvious question marks that, you know, i had hoped would be answered as the season went on, and i'm not going to go into that right now, but obviously were not answered, and, you know, when that happens, then you end up out of the playoffs. >>> yeah, stay tuned for some late breaking news down there. >>> with a chiefs win, the raiders would have been eliminated even before they took the field this afternoon. kansas city, surpri

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a day of commemoration of pro football bloody clashes as thousands why in moscow and st petersburg. exit polls in kosovo as poor as parliamentary elections suggest the democratic party of kosovo headed by the current prime minister has the lead but observers say most of the serbian minority boycotted the vote. c.t.'s say yes new divisions run sooty to fill the seats. in just a few minutes from. a winter of discontent europe rises up in protest over to financial hardship. and also the speed of light came in giant cut off the nation's two wiki leaks but he accepted payments for radical groups such as the ku klux klan . bring you today's top stories and a look back at the week's news here on r t football fans in moscow and st

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thousands of football fans have gathered in moscow and st petersburg to commemorate the death of a man killed in a massive brawl a fan of spartak moscow football team you go died on the spot after he was shot with rubber bullets in a fight involving more than ten people with cross live now part of moscow are considering those are about joins us at this gathering we're getting reports police are using special equipment against football fans what's happening where you are is that the case. and he says so far we've seen thousands of people gathered in the heart of moscow just outside the kremlin as i was walking through the crowd to get to our cameras i noticed a lot of people wearing masks and picking up park benches street signs throwing bottles and slayer's at police we also know that some of the protesters have already been detained but right now it looks fairly quiet there is still a very heavy police presence of course this is one of the most famous sites in moscow the hotel national and usually it's a very festive site especially at this time of year now as you can see those riot p

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