i'm vince vitrano.and i'm susan kim. let's get a check of your incident freedamp roadslight traffic speeds at or above posteddrive times are on time a shorewood man opens up his garage to find his car gone. someone was able to get it out without him noticing. it happened over the weekend. pete zervakis is live with where the investigation stands this morning. according to police... the into a home here through the back door saturday night. then used a garage door opener inside to open up the house's detached garage... and made off with a dodge charger. as of now: police have ?no description of the suspects. this all happened at a home near morris and capitol drive. the car's owner - zac - spoke to today's tmj4 but didn't want to be identified beyond a wife recently moved to the area.... and are so shaken up by the break in they've had trouble sleeping. luckily... they were ?not home when it happened. zac says police were able to lift fingerprints from the home. so he's hoping that leads to an arrest. live...pz... tmj4 th

i'm susan kim. i'm vince vitrano. off with a check on the weather... with meteorologist brian gotter. after some morning patchy inland fog, yesterday was mostly cloudy and cool with cold front then moved through the area with afternoon flurries, and slowly dropping temps. this morning is partly cloudy, windy and chilly with lows in the lower 20s along the lake, and teens inland. wind chills will be near 10 all morning, and in the teens all day with highs near 30, a brisk wind, and some sun. tonight is mostly cloudy and cold with lows in the teens and wind chills in the single digits. haen happening today - the man accused of hitting and killing a man and his daughter heads to court this morning.levi ruohonen is facing three charges relating to that fatal accident in caledonia on black friday.the crash killed kevin dalley and his nine year old daughter emily.according to a criminal complaint -- rownin told police he started drinking at a hockey game that morning after working a third before driving home. we're waiting to hear the condition of a driver t

i'm susan kim. i'm vince vitrano.let's start off with a check on the weather... with meteorologist if you live in the northeast or midwest, you know the drill. four to five months of heavy clothes, seeing your breath and generally freezing outside.pete zervakis is live in greenfield with how to best get ready for the deep freeze both milwaukee county and city are asking for help: officials are trying to secure more warming centers for people who need a place to stay during this cold stretch. they'd like to get a few more centers open before the week is over. "with temperatures like this, you can't have too much.""if there are people who have facilities in a nonprofit that understands and are willing to help us out please get in contact with because we can help you help people stay warm in the winter."if you would like to help or would like information about a warming center, you can call 2-1-1. the milwaukee health department has advice for staying safe in below zero weather.and while some of them may seem obvious... they could keep you from getting frostbite or

i'm susan kim. five and a half hours we are in a wind chill advisory. meaning.. dangerously cold temps. let's start off with a check on the weather... with the city of milwaukee is working to keep warming centers open during this information about elters in the milwaukee-area you can call 2-1-1.the milwaukee police department's homeless outreach team is out looking for the homeless to direct them to shelters and services. there are 14-hundred homeless in milwaukee any given night... 200 to 250... are staying in parks, cars or other unsheltered spaces. as the big chill takes over... for some, being outside is unavoidable because it's a job requirement. how do they handle rough days like today? understanding the dangers of the low temperatures... are key. it's not the most pleasant, but when you spread christmas cheer it's always a good time you just give more on a cold day because they want to give more because they see you out here struggling for it for those who have to be outside, health experts encourage them to cover as much of their body as possible. the les

susan kim has the morning off.i'm vince vitrano.let's start off with with meteorologist brian gotter. yesterday remained cloudy and breezy with highs near 40, a westerly wind to 20 mph, and were near 30 all day. this morning is the upper 20s to lower 30s under a mostly cloudy sky and light breeze. get used to the dreary clouds as this afternoon is mostly cloudy, breezy and chilly with highs in the mid to upper tonight is cloudy and chilly with lows in the 20s. new this morning - milwaukee police are tracking down a shooter right now after sending a man to the hospital yesterday. it happened on 38-th and locust. police say robbery. the presidential recount is set to resume this morning in wisconsin. things got off to a shaky start in waukesha county.. it took them more than 13 hours before counting got underway at 10-30 p-m. thursday, workers were sorting and verifying ballots. if there is an issue on a ballot it goes before a 3-panel board to vote... then they decide if the ballot is valid. 20:48:28 we haven't found any large issues but we small issue and since my job is to make sure

. >> once again cause i'm vince, i'm susan kim. we want to check your traffic and weather. that. >> hi, brian. >> it's priceless, if you have kids they love snow. they m woke up yesterday morning and looked outside and went, wow. it's one of those moments. when i was a kid, it's like now i have to go shovel or snow blower. >> this is the warmest we've been all day. the winds have picked up between 15 and 25. that created windchills, but also creating blowing and with the light fluffy snow we had over the weekend. by noon, p 21, 3:00, 23 with windchills and in the teens throughout the day. the snow pushed to the east. just a little lingering cloud cover. temperature in the teens to lower 20s. here comes the wind, anywhere from 15 to 25 miles per hour, and it will stay that way p throughout the day. as you're stepping out doors, it feels like 14 in milwaukee, as cold as 3. well below norm. seeing the temps drop into the 20s this afternoon. once again those winds keeping windchills in the single digits. we had issues on the roadways already. time saver traffic looks to be just

i'm susan kim. >> no issues in milwaukee right now. baugh chicago has people waking up wondering if their flights " flights to o'hare were canceled. >> they are getting what we had the last 24 hours. >> it's messy, we knew it was coming. still, they had some slush you want to watch out for. this is out of here now. you can still see a little light snow in the lower peninsula. we just have a few clouds around southeastern wisconsin. the temperature you're waking up in the teens and 20s. 19 in dem t temperature are not that bad. what we didn't have was wind. the winds picked up from 15 to 25 to 30 miles per hour, creating blowing and drifting snow. this is that light, fluffy snow. windchills in the single digits and teens. here's your day planner. a little sunshine, a lot of wind, anywhere from 15 to 20 miles per hour, and a windchills all day will be in the teens. it will be a chilly one this afternoon. at least the snow has come to an end. we already have issues this morning. >> unfortunately, yes. the crash has been going on for an ho

in for susan kim let's get a check of your weather and traffic together... after a great sunrise, clouds quickly moved into the area with temps in the mid 40s, and sprinkles and isolated light rain by evening. patchy flurries and drizzle continue to fall in spots this morning with lows in the mid 30s with wind chills near 20. this afternoon remains cloudy and breezy with highs near 40, and

i'm vince vitrano.and i'm susan kim. let's get a check of your weather and traffic together... st chilly with highs in the lower 20s and wind chills in the single digits. as the cold front got closer, clouds increased with a few flurries overnight. the clouds are slowly clearing out, and this morning is partly cloudy with lows near 10 along the lake,

i'm susan kim. here's what's coming up on "live at daybreak"...promising trouble. the president elect thanks wisconsin voters... the pledge protesters made for his inauguration... and the days after.also... dangerous cold. the thing milwaukee leaders are desperately in need of as good morning. i'm susan kim. i'm vince vitrano.let's start off with a check on the weather... with meteorologist

i'm susan kim. i'm vince vitrano. look at these photos - posted on facebook.the wisconsin state patrol already lost a cruiser .. thanks to the slick roads sunday.trooper dave in the car protecting a crash scene when someone rammed into him.he suffered minor injuries. i-41 southbound near slinger had to be closed for more than an hour sunday-- to clean up a nasty chain reaction crash.it started when a driver lost control in the northbound lanes. the driver ?behind her swerved into the ?opposite lanes of traffic.. causing ?two other cars to lose control anas fast for the conditions is blamed for all of this. grafton fire shared another strong reminder of why you need to slow down in this weather. a car spun out and crashed into a median cable barrier at i-43 north at highway 32 yesterday afternoon. this driver was taken to the hospital, and is expected to happening today - wis-dot will repair work in the mitchell interchange. the work will require the left lanes of both the northbound and southbound i-94 to be closed, f

i'm susan kim. i'm vince vitrano.let's start off with a check on the we're following developing news out of waukesha county.. where a serious crash happened near highway 16 at sawyer road. in oconomowoc -- flight for life has been called to the scene of a really bad crash. we know a car has been pulled from a garage. we do not know how many people were hurt or the extent of their injuries. we'll keep you updated online at tmj4 dot com. deadly week in milwaukee as murders.one was a double shooting at 107th and appleton where a couple was killed. family says two children were found hiding in another room, just feet away. police report there have been 130 homicides this year -- compared to 140 at this time last more than two years after laylah petersen was shot and killed... a third and final person involved in her death has been sentenced24 year old arlis gordon will spend 30 years in prison killed back in 2014. another suspect was sentenced to 65 years last week. happening today.... milwaukee common

i'm susan kim. here's what's coming up on "live at daybreak"...college tuition is going up for thousands of students across wisconsin. who this will affect.. and why the decision came down.also... he's coming back.when president-elect donald trump will be back in good morning. i'm susan kim. i'm vince vitrano.let's start off with a check on the

i'm susan kim. i'm vince vitrano. off with a check on the weather... with meteorologist brian gotter. after some morning patchy inland fog, yesterday was mostly cloudy and cool with

i'm susan kim. i'm vince vitrano. look at these photos - posted on facebook.the wisconsin state patrol already lost a cruiser .. thanks to the slick roads sunday.trooper dave

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i'm susan kim. and i'm vince vitrano. let's start with a check of weather and traffic together... here's new this morning: if you're shopping for holiday gifts, odds are you might get one of your packages from an online store. the national retail federation says more than 108 and a half million people logged on and shopped-- black friday through cyber monday... there's a chance thieves could help themselves to your purchases. pete zervakis is live in whitefish bay where ?more packages have been reported stolen! according to whitefish bay police... the package thefts over a period of a week... ?seven of them were reported stolen from residences. some of the packages may have been taken at night. but police say others were stolen during the daytime - like in the afternoon. if ?you're expecting shopping online this holiday season... consider shipping items to work if you're not home during the day. or ask neighbors who ?will be around to out for your delivery. it's also helpful to track packages onlineyou can even sign up for email notifications from fedex, ups, or websites like amaz

it's i'm vince vitrano.and -julia fello in for susan kim. we want to start with a check of your weather and traffic together with meteorologist brian gotter. yesterday remained cloudy and breezy with highs near 40, a westerly wind to 20 mph, and morning is the upper 20s to lower 30s under a mostly cloudy sky and light breeze. get used to the dreary clouds as this afternoon is mostly cloudy, breezy and chilly with highs in the mid to upper 30s. tonight is cloudy and chilly with lows in the 20s. now-- let's get to tatiana cash for a look at the roads incident freeslick slippery spotsaffic building speeds at or above posteddrive times around or on time keeping an

i'm vince vitrano.and i'm susan kim. let's get a check of your weather and traffic together... yesterday was cloudy, windy and cold with highs in the 20, winds gusting to 30 mph, wind chills in the single digitsnd flurries. winter is here! the wind diminished overnight, the teens, wind chills remain in the single digits. we get to enjoy more sunshine today under a partly cloudy sky, but it will be breezy and cold with highs in the low 20s, and a brisk wind to 15 mph. tonight is mostly cloudy and cold with lows in the teens incident freetypical friday commute dry roadslight traffic speeds at or above posteddrive times mostly on time thisgo ?significant snowfall driving in this weekend. ann sterling has some tips-- to keep you safe on the road. this is a good time to remind ourselves of all those winter driving techniques that we probably haven't thought about for months first off do you have your emergency kit in your car? including a mobile phone charger -- blankets -- flashlight and extra batteries. a sack of sand -- or traction mats -- windshield scraper and brush -- battery

our susan kim hosted the announcement this evening. a west bend family lost their teenaged son to bone cancer. shannon i ams reports. pictures of jose rivera show a healthy smiling young man. baseball. >> reporter: when he began having leg pains his parents knew something wasn't right. doctors first thought he had a disease that caused the knee pain. his mom requested an mri and no one expect wad they saw. >> when i heard cancer, i thought it can't be my baby. >> the next few months were filled with fevers, and trips to and chemotherapy treatment. >> the way that his family and his friends and their parents and the community and the schools came together for him, it was unbelievable. >> reporter: to raise money for his medical expenses they held basketball tournaments and said, mom, i love, an gave her a kiss, and he wrote her a note, he wrote i love you and they put his mask on him, and that was it. >> reporter: he died july 15, 5 months and 12 days after learning he had cancer. since his death his mom and dad have struggled to find a

. >> i'm susan kim. >> let's send things over to brian godard checking the snow totals. brian? >> you should be wearing your hat as well. >> ipmos cool in these studios this morning. snow arrived on time saturday evening. inches of snow across the area. officially 7.8 in milwaukee. waking up at 29 degrees. the wind was not a factor. the blowing and drifting snow picked up. seeing gusts at 29 miles per hour. 21 by noon. actually cooler than what it is now. downtown ft. washington, roads are looking great. 20 degrees as the temperature northwest at 20. snow has gotten out of here, but windchills are in the sgl di ats and tee de with temperature in the 20s this afternoon. let's head out to brian who has his jacket on this morning inside the toasty car. how are the roads? i couldn't believe how nice the roads are, how are they doing? >> they are doing fantastic. we are off the highway. we're on 167 and traveling west. and one thing you haven't mentioned is the possibility of some blowing and drifting of snow. but really, we have not seen times in the headlights there as we are on t

i'm vince vitrano.and i'm susan kim. let's get a check of your weather and traffic together... after some morning patchy inland fog, yesterday was mostly cloudy and cool with highs near 40 before noon. the cold front then moved through the area with afternoon flurries, and slowly dropping temps. this morning is partly cloudy, windy and chilly with lows in the lower 20s along the lake, and teens inland. wind chills will be near 10 all day with highs near 30, a brisk wind, and some sun. tonight is mostly cloudy and cold with lows in the teens and wind chills in the single digits. incident freelight traffic incident freelight traffic speeds at or above posteddrive times are on time several overnight closures re opening developing news now: a warning for parents in the south suburbs this morning.police say a man tried to proposition a 13 year old girl for sex while she was walking home from school.ann sterling is live at the cudahy police department with more. this man reportedly drove past this child three times as she we know police are still looking for this guy. police say he a

i'm vince vitrano.and i'm susan kim. we have a serious weather situation this morning. as life-threatening cold temperatures and fierce winds spread across much of the midwest.and if that's not enough.. the second round of snowstorms are heading our way. let's get a check of your after highs got into the mid teens around noon yesterday, the cold front moved through and dropped temps into the single digits along with a 30 mph wind, and wind chills -5 to -10 all day. actual temps have dropped to 0 along the lake, to -8 inland this morning with wind chills to -25. a wind chill advisory is in effect for all of se wisconsin until 10am. dee up to 8 degrees with gusty winds and wind chills staying around -10 all day. tonight is mostly cloudy with flurries and isolated light snow as lows drop to 5. there will be less than a half inch of snow traffic is lightspeeds at or above posteddrive times are on time ravi: "it's a nice cozy sweatshirt type thinbut when it gets wet, it stays wet and that can lead to cold weather injuries like hypothermia." that article of clothing he's talk

susan kim has the morning off. let's get a check of your weather and traffic together... yesterday remained cloudy and westerly wind to 20 mph, and spotty drizzle. wind chills were near 30 all day. this morning is the upper 20s to lower 30s under a cloudy sky and light breeze. get used to the dreary clouds as this afternoon is mostly cloudy, breezy and chilly with highs in the mid to upper 30s. tonight is cloudy and chilly with 20s. wisconsin's recount of its november 8th election vote is underway. it began yesterday... but much later than expected in waukesha county. pete zervakis is live to explain why. here at the waukesha county courthouse workers didn't 10:45 pm last night. the counting continued until midnight. the county clerk said yesterday afternoon that workers were sorting through ballots before they could count them. for instance: they had to look at all absentee voting envelopes and match the total number to a log of absentee votes. but preparations like that stretched on into the night. the wisconsin elections says - starting today - it will try to gather an

in for susan kim let's get a check of your weather and traffic together... after a great sunrise, clouds quickly moved into the area with temps in the mid 40s, and sprinkles and isolated light rain by evening. patchy flurries and drizzle continue to fall in spots this morning with lows in the mid 30s with wind chills near 20. this afternoon remains cloudy and breezy with highs near 40, and wind chills will be near 30 all day. incident freelight traffic speeds at or above posted are on time it's december 1st. that means winter parking regulations across the city of milwaukee are now in effect. pete zervakis is live with downtown to explain what you need to know... starting today and running all require alternate side, night parking. park on the odd side of the street for odd numbered days... and the opposite for even numbered days on the calendar. that's to help department of public works crews more efficiently - and safely - remove snow. there are some exceptions to the regulations: for example overnight parking is banned on major, arterial streets and bus r

i'm vince vitrano.and i'm susan kim. let's get a check of your weather and traffic together... st chilly with highs in the lower 20s and wind chills in the single digits. as the cold front got closer, clouds increased with a few flurries overnight. the clouds are slowly clearing out, and this morning is partly cloudy with lows near 10 along the lake, wind is light, but wind chills are slightly below zero. today will be mostly sunny, breezy and cold with highs in the low to mid teens, and wind chills near 0. under a clear sky tonight, lows will be in the single digits, above and below zero, with wind chills to -15. incident freedrive times on timeaf or above posted milwaukee police just told us this morning, they are still looking for the person who shot and killed a 15-year-old girl on the city's north side. the shooting happened yesterday evening.this morning, ann sterling joins us live from john marshall high school where the teen was a johnson was a good kid and she on track to graduate from john marshall high school

susan kim has the morning off.i'm vince vitrano.let's start off with with meteorologist brian gotter. yesterday remained cloudy and breezy with highs near 40, a westerly wind to 20 mph, and

i'm vince vitrano.and i'm susan kim. let's get a check of your weather and traffic together... yesterday was cloudy and seasonal with highs in the to upper 30s that melted a lot of sunday's 2-4" of snow. this morning remains mostly cloudy and chilly with lows in the mid 30s along the lake and upper 20s inland. after some morning patchy fog, today is mostly cloudy and seasonal 30s, and a few flurries late in the day. a cold front moves through the area tonight with westerly winds to 20 mph and lows near 20. wind chills will be near 10 by wednesday morning. incident free dry roadslight traffic drive times at or above posted speeds at or above posted the wauwatosa police officer who shot and killed a milwaukee man will soon back back on the job. the district attorney's office decided not and the chief of police in wauwatosa is explaining how dashboard camera video helped clear his officer. ann sterling is live with more. the video is 28 seconds long. it's grainy ... and graphic. the family has said they want the public to see this video. but we do want to warn you, it is disturbin

i'm susan kim. five and a half hours we are in a wind chill advisory. meaning.. dangerously cold temps. let's start off with a check on the weather... with

i'm susan kim. >> no issues in milwaukee right now. baugh chicago has people waking up wondering if their flights

i'm vince vitrano.and i'm susan kim. let's get a check of your weather and traffic together... yesterday was cloudy and seasonal with highs in the to upper 30s that melted a lot of sunday's 2-4" of snow. this morning remains mostly cloudy and chilly with lows in the mid 30s along the lake and upper 20s inland. after some morning patchy fog, today is mostly cloudy and seasonal

in for susan kim. i'm vince off with a check on the weather... with meteorologist brian gotter. after a great sunrise, clouds quickly moved into the area with temps in the mid 40s, and sprinkles and isolated light rain by evening. patchy flurries and drizzle continue to fall in spots this morning with lows in the mid 30s with wind chills near 20. this afternoon remains cloudy and breezy with highs near 40, and

i'm susan kim. i'm vince vitrano.let's start off with a check on the weather... with meteorologist ia yesterday was sunny, windy and chilly with highs in the lower 20s and wind chills in the single digits. as the cold front got closer, clouds increased with a few flurries overnight. the clouds are

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i'm susan kim alongside brian gotter...lets get a check of >>> we're back at 7:30 on a friday morning, the 9th of december, 2016. it is cold out there. those santa hats are on for a reason. but we'rebo up for you, looking forward to a concert by grammy winner pharrell williams. >>> overnight u.s. defense secretary ash carter made an unannounced visit to afghanistan meeting with the country's president and is consulting with military commanders. it is expected to be secretary carter's last visit to afghanistan as head of the pentagon. >>> sad story to report. near a college campus in georgia. jody smith was a public safety officer at georgia southwestern state university. he was childhood friends and went to the police academy with officer nicholas smar who was also shot and killed in that incident. their shootings sparked a massive manhunt for the gunman. officials say that gunman apparently took his own life when authorities arrived at a home where he was hiding. >>> the life and accomplishmen this morning. glenn died thursday at the age of 95. he became an american hero in 1962 when

i'm susan kim alongside brian gotter...lets get a check of oh, life-sized dragon hand back scratcher. if only it came in a luffa. it does! oh, a raisin re-hydrator. it turns them back into grapes. wow, what an exhausting journey. that's a good wedding present. good call. thank you... and thank you, lady blue. with the blue cash everyday card from american express, you get cash back on purchases with no annual fee. oh, look at this. yes. find your voice and then dispose of it. it's more than cash back. it's backed by the service and security of american express. >>> it's 7:30 on a monday morning, december 12th, 2016. not the nicest morning we've had since that beautiful tree went up a couple of weeks ago. gold cigars to all the people outside with umbrellas and hats and mittens. we'll say hi to them in just a little while. >>> some of the stories making headlines today -- nearly 30 million people under winter weather advisories, including parts of new england where up to ten inches of snow is expected. the midwest was hit hard over the weekend leading to hundreds of accidents and thous

i'm susan kim alongside brian gotter...lets get a check of >>> 7:30 now on wedneay morning. it's the 14th day of december, 2016. we have a nice crowd out there. one lady holding a sign that saysrl it's going to be cold out e. meanwhile inside studio 1a let's get a check of the headlines. we have sad news. family and friends remembering actor alan thicke this morning. the star of the '80s sitcom "growing pains" died suddenly of an apparent heart attack. he was playing hockey with his teenage son at the time. >>> president-elect trump thanks supporters at a late-night rally in wisconsin. during his speech he also heaped praise on his pick for exxonmobil ceo rex tillerson for secretary of state, briefly addressing tillerson's ties to russia. >> rex is friendly with many of the leaders in the world that we don't get along, with and some people don't like that. they don't want him to be friendly. that's why i'm doing the deal with rex, because i like what this is all about. >> mr. tmpl more rallies this week in alabama. >> i don't know if you guys saw this, but military planes an

i'm susan kim alongside brian gotter...lets get a check of the weather.. >>> 7:30 on a tuesday morning. some reindeer out on the plaza. it is december 13th, 2016. nice shot of our friends on rockefeller plaza. the christmas tree around the corner there in the background. we're going to get outside in a second. they'll be able to listen to the sounds of pentatonix a little bit later on. >> i love those guys. >>> a check of today's headlines. arctic air sweeping into the plain states this morning bringing bitter cold temperatures to that entire region. temperatures are going to fall well into the single digits in some spots like chicago later today. by the end of the week, the deep freeze will reach us here in the northeast. >>> donald trump announced his this morning, rex tillerson, the chairman and ceo of exxon-mobil. mr. trump calling him one of the most accomplished business leaders and deal makers in the world. but tillerson's business ties to russia are expected to be a source of debate during his senate confirmation hearings. >>> a key hearing begins today tied to the criminal cas

. >> the fragrant red the boxwood globes are a favorite of his wife, susan, as are the decorations on the bannister. ambassador kimsley says while christmas in australia has its own unique style, he and his family have acquired a lot of new ideas since they've been here in washington for the last four years. >> one of the great things about being in the u.s. has been the fabulous way you do christmas. you are infinitely more ornate than folk are in australia. i think probably because your christmas is in winter. and that sort of lends itself to images of snow and sleigh and sleigh bells and reindeers. >> says in australia, on the other side of the equator, it's summer at christmas time. >> it's usually very hot. so a lot of australians will in fact spend christmas in their swimming costumes. or down at the beach. >> what a lovely room. >> well this is the the library. >> here the ambassador has displayed his collection of coptic silver crosses. in another room, he showed us his collection of russian religious icons, they were situated above a nativity creche he bought here in washington. while christians currently

so thank you supervisors for supporting prop w and supervisor kim's leadership on the issue, so susan solomon i think summed up usaf's perspective and educators perspective on prop w and the importance of providing the seed money so i just want to speak a little bit about my experience for 25 years being a high school teacher in the schools of san francisco. i taught particularly challenged students at mark twain continuation, kids who were struggling to stay in the system, and i can remember so many of those students who went on to city college and made something of their lives because it was available to them. i also taught at balboa high school and had similar experiences particularly poor working class students many of color which city college was the gate way to success, but particularly as supervisor tang knows i also spent years at lowell high school generally high academic achieving students in a very classic sense and i think it would surprise a lot of people to know that more students from lowell high school went to city college than any other campus, so if you think of the

so thank you supervisors for supporting prop w and supervisor kim's leadership on the issue, so susan solomon i think summed up usaf's perspective and educators perspective on prop w and the importance of providing the seed money so i just want to speak a little bit about my experience for 25 years being a high school teacher in the schools of san francisco. i taught particularly challenged students at mark twain continuation, kids who were struggling to stay in the system, and i can remember so many of those students who went on to city college and made something of their lives because it was available to them. i also taught at balboa high school and had similar experiences particularly poor working class students many of color which city college was the gate way to success, but particularly as supervisor tang knows i also spent years at lowell high school generally high academic achieving students in a very classic sense and i think it would surprise a lot of people to know that more students from lowell high school went to city college than any other campus, so if you think of the

susan dudley if you could maybe get started for us. big picture would expect to happen comes whirring and i? >> thanks for inviting me. i'm going to start by taking issue with what seung min kim said, congress is the best. >> in town. it does not come as executive branch because a lot of policy does take place in a lot of the action is in the executive branch. that's partly because congress passed a sweeping law that delegates authority to agencies. that means agencies like the department of labor or the environmental protection agency. this means even without the support of congress presidents can achieve their policy goals through regulations. for example president obama issued far-reaching regulation related to climate change, energy, work place. president bush before him related to homeland security and other areas and president-elect trump has said he is coming to washington with a plan to make big cuts in regulations. in fact president-elect trump has said for everyone new regulation to old regulations are going to have to be eliminated. like thomas to sing to me i am talking to the media a lot lately and i keep getting this question, can i do that so that's what i thou

so thank you supervisors for supporting prop w and supervisor kim's leadership on the issue, so susan solomon i think summed up usaf's perspective and educators perspective on prop w and the importance of providing the seed money so i just want to speak a little bit about my experience for 25 years being a high school teacher in the schools of san francisco. i taught particularly challenged students at mark twain continuation, kids who were struggling to stay in the system, and i can remember so many of those students who went on to city college and made something of their lives because it was available to them. i also taught at balboa high school and had similar experiences particularly poor working class students many of color which city college was the gate way to success, but particularly as supervisor tang knows i also spent years at lowell high school generally high academic achieving students in a very classic sense and i think it would surprise a lot of people to know that more students from lowell high school went to city college than any other campus, so if you think of the