thanks tara and. >> 3. consent calendar. discussion and possible action. commissioners any i'll take all the consent calendar together and is there any discussion? or comments from the commissioners seeing none, call for public comment any public comment on item 3 the consent calendar. >> if i like to make the public comment fill out on information card as a reminder your time start when you begin speaking and receive a 30-second accountable tone anyone want to make a public comment on the agenda items and no public comment at this time. >> great. >> commissioner beltran you have a comment. >> no, i was jumping the gun to move. >> (laughter.) >> all right. then i'd like to ask for motion and so moved. >> and commissioner beltran. >> second commissioner musleh thanks >> all in favor, say "aye." >> aye. >> opposed? nay. >> this the motion carries unanimously and thank you, wiring to call item 2012, fabricated from i-beam base, concrete block anchors,steel metal frame, and clad in corten mild steel. foundation and will be maintained by building 180 and the ar

more with melanie, tara and maya after the break. and then i wake up. is limu with you in all your dreams? oh, yeah. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ sweating over leaks more than your workout? it's time to upgrade. always discreet absorbs liquid in seconds with a unique drytech layer that keeps you drier than poise. so you can sweat harder, and stay drier. we've got you, always. always discreet. reminder, bent finger appointment. i don't want to wait or have surgery for my dupuytren's contracture. i want a nonsurgical treatment. and if nonsurgical treatment isn't offered? i'll get a second opinion. take charge of your treatment. if you can't lay your hand flat, visit findahandspecialist.com to get started. what's up, you seem kinda sluggish today. things aren't really movin'. you could use some metamucil. metamucil's psyllium fiber helps keep your digestive system moving so you can feel lighter and more energetic. metamucil keeps you movin'. and try fizzing fiber plus vitamins. >>> we are back. the saturday show, with

i'm very fortunate, having played for coach tara. i coached alongside tara for a long time. i feel very well prepared for this. i'm just ready to go and excited to compete. kate is fiery. she's intense. she really, truly cares about each one of us and has such a love for the game. in her 17 years as an assistant to tara vanderveer, the cardinal appeared in three ncaa championship games, winning it all in 2021. but this new era tips off with plenty of new challenges. the cardinal are playing their inaugural season in the acc and for the first time in 25 years, stanford is not ranked in the preseason top 25. what our team sees is opportunity, their time to step up. we really have never really cared much what anybody else thinks. our rankings are somebody else's opinions. it's not the start of the race, but the finish. being a cardinal is in her family tree. her dad was a running back on the football team in the 1960s. her brother played both football and basketball for stanford in the 80s. pay was also a standout athlete. she was a point guard for the cardinal team that won a

tara and ameshia are back with me.is was, again, all too obvious for anyone who is following or watching the campaign. you think trump had convinced anyone, anyone across the political spectrum that he was genuine about not infusing his administration with project 2025? >> absolutely not. i think that most people knew, definitely those who cared about project 2025, but most people knew that donald trump was lying about his allegiance to and his acknowledgment of who was involved and how he aligned with some of the precepts of project 2025. people will say that they voted for the economy or they voted inherently about the price of eggs and things like that, but what we do know is on the campaign trail, donald trump was echoing sentiments of project 2025 live in real time without any of the others standing next to him. what we also know is you chose a vice presidential candidate who is now vice president- elect, jd vance, who is not only someone who is very friendly towards the heritage foundation, but somebody was also

his sister, tara, says craig tried to save hanna before she fell. tara: craig heard her scream.n to see her. and she was out the window. and what does he do? he tried to catch her. he tried to bring her back, but wasn't able to. dennis murphy (voiceover): and craig said, when he went downstairs, where his wife lay fatally injured, she spoke to him. dennis murphy: what does craig see when he gets down there? hanna, still alive. and he said that she kept saying, i am so sorry. please help me. i love you. dennis murphy (voiceover): as for hanna's parents, two days after their daughter's death and after a long flight from florida, they arrived in belgium. they were surprised to see craig accompanied by two military escorts. they were assigned to keep a watch on craig. they put him on suicide watch because it was deemed as hanna had jumped as a suicide thing. and therefore, he being the husband, grieving husband, they put him sort of automatically on suicide watch. dennis murphy (voiceover): they gathered at the apartment with the sloped roof to grieve with their son-in-law. then som

we appreciate it tara, let me start with you first. what do you make of trump getting into it with the president of mexico and what are your thoughts as to whether or not he's just bluffing and he's trying to get some sort of diplomatic leverage here? i mean that's kind of the wish casting of the moment i suppose. but what are your thoughts? >> well this is what he does, right? >> he's a lot of bluster, except this time around he's surrounded by people who are more lackeys than they are. >> um economic policy wonks here in, in, in respect to what's best for the united states. like, before he had people around him who actually would be like, uh maybe that's not a good idea to get into an argument with our biggest trade partner. i mean, mexico is our number one trade partner at about 16%. and then canada. what are we doing here? and but he did this when when they renegotiated nafta which ended up basically being almost the same as before. but he renamed it and marketed it in a way that made it look like he was doing something new. what's

i agree with tara. messaging was a part of the problem.comes from gop politics and knows how we message and we go to war trying to win electoral campaigns because the objective is to win. also i think there is some policy and ideological positions democrats moved way too far on the left, and need to recenter themselves. whether that's cultural issues, a lot of people middle of the road are thinking, wait here. this is a bridge too far for me. you have to be super cage how careful how you talk about every single issue. that's not how most people live their lives having regular conversations with friends and family. detachment and regardless what people like or dislike about donald trump people see authenticity in the way he communicates. that was missing on the other side and democrats have to do moving forward in the next two years and four years. >> what do you think the trump mandate is and what do you think he needs to be careful of sort of overplaying his hand on considering he does have potentially a lot of power here if he ends up wi

and tara setmayer co-founder and ceo of the seneca project. good to have both of you here. thanks so much for being here. >> thank you. >> um trump. >> yeah, good to see both of you. we know as steve was just reporting a source telling us that trump is is full steam ahead with matt gaetz, quote, 100% getting him 100% in getting him confirmed for attorney general despite all of the controversies around him and acknowledging that this is going to be an uphill battle to get those 51 senate republicans katie, is this how you think trump should be using a lot of his political capital well, it's great to be with you again, jessica. >> you know, president trump has a mandate from the american people to govern. they heard his message on the campaign trail they know what he has promised to do and now he's assembling the team. he believes he needs in order to get that agenda through and to do what he told the american people he was going to do to disrupt washington and the politics as usual, and bring real change for the american people. and he obviously believes the justice departme

tara. >> yeah, dan and ama. it's a much different scene right now here along the embarcadero than what we were seeing earlier today. myself and our photographer, we were all throughout the city down to san mateo county, talking with residents as they braced for this first big storm of the season from fallen trees to flooded freeways and stranded cars, heavy rain and high winds pounding the peninsula and san francisco friday. how are the roads today? >> we're just coming to get some of the sandbags because they've got them ready to go for us. >> san francisco public works extending its hours, workers helping residents get loaded up. >> so we're going to try to patch up a leaking ramp into a garage because it's flooding right now with all the water pooling up and pooling water wreaking havoc on friday night's commute from one flooded spot to the next. >> in san mateo county, winds whipping and traffic slowed this person on a scooter trying to plow through the pouring rain. while back in san francisco, crews cleani

tara. >> yeah, dan and ama. it's a much different scene right now here along the embarcadero than what we were seeing earlier today. myself and our photographer, we were all throughout the city down to san mateo county, talking with residents as they braced for this first big storm of the season from fallen trees to flooded freeways and stranded cars, heavy rain and high winds pounding the peninsula and san francisco friday. how are the roads today? >> we're just coming to get some of the sandbags because they've got them ready to go for us. >> san francisco public works extending its hours, workers helping residents get loaded up. >> so we're going to try to patch up a leaking ramp into a garage because it's flooding right now with all the water pooling up and pooling water wreaking havoc on friday night's commute from one flooded spot to the next. >> in san mateo county, winds whipping and traffic slowed this person on a scooter trying to plow through the pouring rain. while back in san francisco, crews cleani

tara, talk to you about breaking news just in here at cnn.resident- elect trump is expected to announce in the coming days that stephen miller, his top immigration advisor, will serve as white house deputy chief of staff for policy. tara, you know stephen miller's politics and his policy ideas all too well. we remind viewers, one of the architects of the family separation policy during the first trump administration. that policy for viewers who don't remember it, it resulted in the separation of thousands of migrant families, basically taking children away from their mothers when they came across the border into this country unlawfully. tara, your reaction to be stephen miller being tapped for this kind of a role? >> well, that's what people voted for. i suggest lots of folks who voted for donald trump to go back and watch a lot of interviews, and media appearances by stephen miller and you see who he is. he's a despicable human being. he's a racist, zen ophobe. number two next to susie wiles in the ear of the president of the united states.

tara o'sullivan was from pleasant hill but was working for the sacramento police department. she was killed while responding to a domestic violence situation in 2019. jurors were trying to decide whether adele ramos, who pleaded guilty to o'sullivan's murder, should get the death penalty. the vote needed to be unanimous but deadlocked at 11 to 1, leading the judge to declare the mistrial. no word on whether the da will try for the death penalty again or present another sentencing option. >> the family of the late malcolm x has filed a $100 million wrongful death lawsuit against the u.s. government. one of x's daughters and her lawyer said at a news conference today. they have uncovered new evidence that they believe proves the nypd and fbi conspired to kill the civil rights icon. malcolm x was assassinated in 1965. he was shot a total of 21 times by a group of men in front of his wife and daughters in san francisco, a dog was shot and killed by police who were responding to two attacks. >> it happened near the parking lot for the safeway in the fillmore district. the officers

well, generally, tara makes things more expensive. so if we look at the kinds of imports we're talking about, um the us generally gets a lot of oil from canada and from mexico. it's mainly cars and car parts. so we could see vehicles and fuel getting more expensive. in the case of china, we're mainly talking about electronics and things like toys and furniture. what i should say though, is that higher prices aren't necessarily inevitable because what can sometimes help them is that the countries in question gets so scared of the potential impact of trade breaking down that they lower their prices. or american companies themselves could choose to absorb the costs. these are less likely scenarios, but they're possible as well. so what sorts of retaliation are we likely to say? well, one thing china could do is to the value it's currency and this would make time, these exports more competitive, and it would mean that more country would want to buy. it's go at the tip as previously actually turn comes last term, but it's a bit risky to do

you know, tara still has a position here in the athletic department.he's serving, helping out with development and serving as kind of a coach's coach. >> pei added that she didn't want to feel like there's been a lot of change, even though in addition to the coaching change, this will be the team's first season in the acc. she told me their goal continuity, which is why a lot is staying the same, even down to the order of coaches on the bench. their season tips off tomorrow at maples pavilion at 7 p.m. and on to some football. san francisco 49ers sitting at four and four, i had the chance to catch up with the goat, jerry rice, to see what the niners need to do to turn things around. >> gotta win every game is a must win now and you have to look at it that way. you know, being four and four, if you can continue to win, maybe lose one more game. but you know that's about it. so that should be the attitude and i'm sure they're going to be ready to go for the buccaneers. >> now as rice just mentioned, the niners will be back in action next week. they will

you know, tara still has a position here in the athletic department. she's serving, helping out with development and serving as kind of a coach's coach. >> now she's excited to usher in a new era, but doesn't necessarily want it to feel like a change. everything down to the order of coaches on the bench is staying the same. >> first of all, i did not move chairs. i kept my exact same chair. we're a little bit superstitious or not superstitious, i'd say. routine oriented. so i'm in the same seat and pay will do what she always does. on game days, i still kind of get to the gym at the same time. obviously, i'm doing maybe a little bit different things than i was doing last year or the past 17 years. i do like to have a diet coke and sour patch kids. sour patch kids before the game. >> her philosophy also hasn't changed. what's your coaching philosophy? >> hard work works. >> she knows she's ready to take the reins of stanford women's basketball, a program she's been around almost her entire life. >> this is a process and a transition, you know? but i fee

course, boulder reports from the ruins off to one of the this being another night, another day of tara haven, the liberties capital at around 4 am on saturday morning load floss, where the hood across the fixture can see behind me the of all, the rushes on boxes, it to you that's go launches charges against the body for will for the ignoring new crazy of attacks on the russian were posted as off of the open, i paced release of the roof calls on the safety the floods pro palestine. as on t, nato protest to environment and kind of this launch wheel. but this one must go on the width 5 minutes to just intruder choosing to shake it off to the attend the taylor swift conflict. instead of painting the music, the hello and welcome. this is all to international with the latest news on the day, his grades and how the company stopped in the middle east, where the lebanese camp is also a new wave of these wally as strikes on saturday. the death toll has risen to at least 20 with 63 more people left wounded according to the countries. the claims of smoke was seen rising, go is a residential buildi

tara welsh, still trapped and unable to plan theirfutures. tara welsh, bbc news.charles spoke of his decades of public service, his unique and indomitable character and his infectious sense of humour. sir keir starmer said lord prescott was a "true giant" of the labour movement. chris mason looks back at the life of the longest—serving deputy prime minister in british history. brothers in arms in victory. labour's big win in 1997 with this double act at the top of their ticket. the slick public schoolboy and the former waiter on a cruise ship. he was an incredibly direct communicator and even if the syntax never quite made sense, the sentiment was very powerful and made complete sense. and ifound him, you know, we had our disagreements from time to time, but he was loyal, committed, an enormous help to me. john prescott was born in prestatyn in north wales, left school at 15, became a trainee chef and went to sea for eight years. he was to become a trades unionist and later studied for a degree as an adult. he became an mp in 1970. he was to play a vital role in t

tara? i mean aaron's earlier point, though, about the idea of forethought being hyperbolic. i know i'm paraphrasing you, but the idea of going down the line and thinking about non criminals as a part of being this mass deportation are people jumping the gun i don't think that they're thinking that i think when it comes down to it, if it's going to be a mass deportation, a show of force, there are going to be people that get caught up in this in this, and there will be families that are broken up. >> i don't i think it's impossible, especially if these people are undocumented. it's really difficult to prove he might just be caught up in the system in detention, trying to prove that they don't have no criminal record um, it's it's just a huge process. and, and bill barr wrote about it. he was like this is impossible. we tried to do it. and then covid actually stopped them from from going ahead with it. but we'll see if they are able to execute it. but i don't think for a second that it won't

tara campbell, abc seven news. >> all right, tara, thank you. the city of brentwood has agreed to pay $1 million to a woman who was attacked by a police dog four years ago. tomeka bates says an officer stood by and watched as his k9 mauled her. police say bates was hiding in a bush after she shoplifted from an ulta beauty store. when all this happened. the k9 is now inactive. the officer was stripped of some of his immunity protection because of the excessive amount of time that he allowed the dog to attack the woman. >> we are going to shift gears now and talk about the weather. you probably noticed it's getting a little cooler. >> we noticed. yes. abc seven news meteorologist sanjay patel here with the first look at the forecast. hi, sandy. hi, there. >> yeah, some people are braver than others. kristen. larry. wow. let's take a look at the temperatures right now. good afternoon everyone. it is cool outside. no doubt about it. 50s and 60s. it is going to get colder overnight tonight. a freeze warning goes up for the inland north bay valleys. m

tara, thank you for hanging with us to the breaking news.u are about to give their to the committee who is looking into traffic exploited missing migrant children, victims of the biden-harris and administration. you say in part sadly, due to the failed open border policies of the biden-harris administration, we have delivered these on accompany children to criminals, traffickers, and members of transnational criminal organizations who are using the unaccompanied children program as a white blood delivery service of children. these criminal sponsors are defrauding the u.s. government by using the uc program as the logistical chain of their child trafficking operation. you are working with a d.a. in california. that is damning testimony, to be sure. >> i was the hhs whistle-blower, yes, and i served as a deputy to the director of the federal case management team, and i can assure you the uc program is the middleman and what we now know is government-sponsored, taxpayer-funded child trafficking. this is appalling, and this must change. >> john:

you know, tara still has a position here in the athletic department.helping out with development and serving as kind of a coach's coach. >> now she's excited to usher in a new era, but doesn't necessarily want it to feel like a change. everything down to the order of coaches on the bench is staying the same. >> first of all, i did not move chairs. i kept my exact same chair. we're a little bit superstitious or not superstitious. i'd say routine oriented. so i'm in the same seat and pay will do what she always does on game days. i still kind of get to the gym at the same time. obviously i'm doing maybe a little bit different things than i was doing last year or the past 17 years. i do like to have a diet coke and sour patch kids. sour patch kids before the game. >> her philosophy also hasn't changed. what's your coaching philosophy? >> hard work works. >> she knows she's ready to take the reins of stanford women's basketball, a program she's been around almost her entire life. >> this is a process and a transition, you know? but i feel very well prepare

it is now tara vanderveer court. big day at stanford ahead of today's game against gonzaga, renaming the floor after the legendary coach who just retired this spring after 38 years. coach vanderveer, currently the ncaa's all time winningest coach in basketball history. her mom and many former players were there. and true to her. tara appreciates the little touches the most. >> well, it's actually my signature. that's really my signature. so it's really special. i'm just, you know, it's just you have to pinch yourself that this is like your life, and it's. i just feel so blessed and so fortunate. >> and i apologize that niners game did not go to overtime. still daylight saving but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga, like: hazy or blurred vision, so it's hard to see fine details, colors that appear dull or washed out, or trouble with low light th

it is now tara vanderveer caught a big day at stanford ahead of today's game against gonzaga.hey renamed the floor after the one and only head coach who just retired this spring after 38 years. coach vanderveer, currently the ncaa all time winningest coach, her mom and many former players were there. and true to tara, she appreciates the little touches the most. >> it's actually my signature. that's really my signature. so it's really special. i'm just, you know, it's just you have to pinch yourself that this is like your life and it's i just feel so blessed and so fortunate. >> good to see coach back down on the farm. and another reunion coming up. klay thompson and the mavericks come to town. chase center tuesday night will have warriors thunder highlight. they wrapped up the road trip tonight at 11. >> they're playing the thunder i just want to point out that her jacket very nice. yeah i had to look a little bit closer. and it's all of her. all of her wins right. >> a lot of wins. yeah. >> i can't count them. it's a lot. it's a lot, chris. thanks. yeah, well, coming up, hon

. >> abc seven news reporter tara campbell followed along today as glide helped bring meals to those need it most. you want the bag? >> sure. >> all right. one greeting at a time. this crew from glide giving out 250 thanksgiving meals to some of san francisco's hardest to reach all the way out to the most remote part of the city and find the folks that are unhoused right there and just touch them with a little bit of what glide test is a community here with melanie castro, also known as sister anya streets is a member of the sisters of perpetual indulgence, a group of queer and trans activists. >> come on up. heading up glide's harm reduction team. >> it's on the ground nearly every day, connecting people with services and supplies. >> it means the world to people like me. you know, i've been out here struggling with nothing for so long and, you know, to get by is kind of hard these days. and glide really comes through with a lot of resources. food, clothing, medical supplies means like family and community. >> it's just a nice reminder of, like, what it means to be human. >> just th

abc seven news reporter tara campbell spoke to officers about what happened. >> a fatal shooting in the safeway parking lot in the fillmore district. san francisco police called to the scene just before 11:00 friday morning, responding to reports of three large dogs attacking a person walking a smaller dog. when officers got to the area, they saw the dogs attacking a different person. >> officers made contact with one of the dogs and an officer involved discharge occurred. that discharge was a result of a fatal shooting here in this parking lot. >> animal care and control officers corralled a second dog. police then chased after a third dog to the nearby kimball playground, where officers shot again. >> the preliminary investigation at this time, we're able to state that non-lethal methods were used to try to detain and stop these dogs. >> the dog that was detained at the park and the one captured in the parking lot, are both in good condition. >> it was just really scary. it was just really scary. >> animal control officers say the dogs are cane corsos, a breed known for being large, s

abc seven news reporter tara campbell talks to a town hall where families are furious. >> sunday, san francisco's naacp holding a town hall at third baptist church condemning racist text messages sent to students in the days following the election. >> let's do this. i'm ready. as a grandmother, a mother, we can't let our children. >> officials in more than a dozen states saying resident children received text messages from unknown numbers, saying they've been selected to pick cotton, including some sfusd students. >> we have to look at how to establish policy to deal with this so that people know if they do this, there is a consequence. >> in durham, north carolina, a mother sharing the message her teenage son received a day after the election, it said good evening. >> his first and last name. you and your family have been selected to stay at the stagville plantation on december the 8th. >> a similar message for this student in virginia. >> first text i saw was somebody texted me greeting me. first of all, greetings and we will be there to pick you up for a cotton field. >> federal in

you know, nothing else i could ask for. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> in san jose. loaves and fishes provide a shuttle service to take people to its free thanksgiving meal at saint francis cabrini parish. it prepared enough meals for 1000 people. and it doesn't just do it on thanksgiving. loaves and fishes provides free meals five days a week at piedmont elementary school and the goodwill on seventh street in san jose. >> you can come for a hot meal, no questions asked. we do not qualify anyone who wants to participate in that. that's serving. >> loaves and fishes feeds 1.8 million people each year. incredible thanksgiving is all about having second helpings and leftovers, but just how long can today's food actually sit out safely? according to the usda, the rule of thumb to keep in mind is the two hour rule. once food is cooked, it shouldn't be left at room temperature for more than two hours. that means within two hours of removing food from wherever it's been cooking, it will need to be refrigerated. if you're using appliances to keep food warmer or colder, like

as a former staffer, tara, to explain to us how it normally works had had a president sends a budgete made. >> yeah, so back in the days of when government was functional and not under attack the power of the purse originates with congress. you have the ways and means committee, the chairman of ways and means used to be one of the most powerful positions in washington next to the speaker of the house. those pass them individually. then they go over to the senate. then everyone what society on the budgets and it would pass. we haven't had that process work in a very long time. that's why we end up with these continuing resolutions. it's been going on a long time. it's very dysfunctional. we haven't had a balanced budget sips ps the '90s since bill clinton was president. this system has been broken a long time. the difference is that it's still originated with congress and the idea that elon musk and ramaswamy are coming in here and they think that they are going to go in and basically remove this power of the purse from it congress and hand it over to donald trump not only, a, is that

abc seven news reporter tara campbell is live in the newsroom with the details. tara?t and killed one dog. after they saw it attacking a person in the parking lot of the safeway in san francisco's fillmore district just before 11 this morning. this morning, officers had been

i do expect the even the, even though with regard to the, the single axes of resistance, the tara will continue. a new generation has been born this year of those who will try to destroy israel in the upcoming months and years. as i understand it's the same, the role of the young people does a really thing that we never forget. can they fold it? is that any human being who can forget what is live down to them? think about they, they should that who are voting for these weird issue that who are left or to know that no one trauma dies. many times also have the kit to the in the order of nations. well, this thing that we can use them forever when they turn to their own children. and now is, can be of to such a whole receipt or so is waiting to use a, complaining about the 0. and the word is listening care for today's complain. i don't know this initial sterile, but if, if i know why it is killing civilians and civilians, damaging civilians is a much bigger force which can so many civilians in this war. and before so an additional territories and told the open question, who is the terroriz

shot too many believe those tasks that we've protecting them are in fact the ones instigating the tara as far as the fans and fans and friends for police official but many canyons have had enough of being bullied into submission. if so, wait until is free today. believe that kenya and they will be can, you will be free one day and every other concert, enough time in june, the gen z protest sure. can you read score? police open file in peace with protest as getting over 50 people. bill eugene is video griffin, an active as was one of the phones land protest as he shows us. he's safe house where he saw the refuge during this time, pj, and, and dog. she had nestled between 2 apartment blocks for someone to come some good view of a uh, in 5000, the 5th, the community. and that's a, that's why i consider these are the 5th. but eugene, sense of safety was advised one night stealing from t of as he approached the safe house when the whites ca suddenly pulled up for mass . men jumped out and forced him inside time coughed and blindfolded. he received no explanation why or why they were taking

abc seven news reporter tara campbell followed, along with glide today, and has that part of the story. you want the bag? >> sure. >> all right. one greeting at a time. this crew from glide giving out 250 thanksgiving meals to some of san francisco's hardest to reach all the way out to the most remote part of the city and find the folks that are unhoused right there and just touch them with a little bit of what glide test is a community here with fellaini. castro, also known as sister anna streets, is a member of the sisters of perpetual indulgence, a group of queer and trans activists. >> come on up. heading up glide harm reduction team. >> it's on the ground nearly every day, connecting people with services and supplies. >> it means the world to people like me. you know, i've been out here struggling with nothing for so long and, you know, to get by is kind of hard these days. and glide really comes through with a lot of resources food, clothing, medical supplies. >> means like family and community. it's just a nice reminder of, like, what it means to be human. >> just the meals toda

you say in the book, the way of tara is the only way open to the palestinians to fight for the future. only when the bullets fly, the knives striking the rockets boom, do people remember that there isn't other people here with the terrible problem that must be resolved. i do expect even the, even though with regard to the single axes of resistance, the tara will continue. a new generation is being born this year of those who will try to destroy israel in the upcoming months and years. oh it's going to be think of all the people that they're really seeing that we never forget. can they fold it? is that any human being ok for goods? what is live done to them? think about they, they should that who are born into the suite and it shows that who are less or no, no, no one trauma dies. many times also have the kid to do the horrible nations. well, this thing that we can't really use them forever when they turn to their own children . and now is, can it's billed to such a whole receipt, or is it is a much bigger a force which can so may civilians in this war and before so on the question of

abc seven news reporter tara campbell shows you how they're preparing to help vulnerable people fromher states. >> we have a responsibility to make sure that we are doing everything we can to protect our people. no matter where they live. >> the executive director of san francisco pride is speaking out in wake of donald trump being again elected president. >> we know during the campaign that the red meat that he threw out was denying trans people medical treatment and our rights. >> and she says when more than 50% of the country votes for someone running on that kind of platform, then trans people rightly are frightened and know that we have to act and they're doing just that. at a board meeting tonight, putting into motion plans to use their platform, we've got to find a way to develop a fund that will allow us to bring people out of red states to states like california. >> we absolutely have to. >> and san francisco's office of transgender initiatives, doubling down on its commitment to providing a safe haven. >> a lot of us are really fighting for our lives and our we're going to

abc seven news reporter tara campbell got answers. >> a brutal attack aboard a united airlines flight from sfo to washington dulles international airport. putting into perspective challenges some passengers face. >> one individual was assaulted. >> the fbi says suspect everett chad nelson was walking back to his seat from the bathroom when he attacked a person sleeping in a random row. >> the next thing i know, i just hear the this just these sort of bloodcurdling screams. >> a witness in the row behind describing the scene and the victim as a deaf man when he was trying to communicate with us in sign language. >> that's when we realized that he was deaf. >> airlines are not required to have sign language interpreters on their flights. >> jan garrett is with the pacific ada center under the air carrier access act. >> there are some requirements about trying to provide, you know, as effective of communication as you can, whether that's writing notes or whatever it is. >> texting the witness, describing the victim as doing exactly that, texting with the flight crew. >> he also just kept

and tonight, abc seven news reporter tara campbell digs into what the new mayor means for the pending panda plans. >> i'm most excited about going to china and bringing back pandas. i'm like, fingers crossed, i want to see a panda in person in china, too. >> that's mayor london breed months ago, making a push to bring a pair of pandas to san francisco from china. the potential tourist attraction, a major part of her push for reelection, and now that she's lost, are all hopes for pandas lost, too? or will mayor elect daniel lurie continue the push? >> you know, the pandas are kind of an interesting illustration of the challenge of being mayor of san francisco. on one hand, people really like them and they bring a lot of attention. on the other hand, people say they're frivolous and it's a waste of money. but, you know, san francisco is supposed to be attracting people. and this is one of the ways to attract it. >> the pandas coming with a multi-million dollar price tag. breed was trying to raise $25 million needed to build a new panda enclosure at the san francisco zoo. >> i'm pro pand

with the end of end stating caea and tara on october 20 canyon, and celebrate much who john de, honoring those who fought for independence. bagley uses this occasion to remember the victims of police brutality as the leader of the free canyon movement, who was fortunately disappeared in all of us. an old lady, least of the high court select into the inspector general of these with imprisonment dogs. these kenya do cross roads. so that 2 options, if you ask me, write me a that we do a couple of initiative, which is that are for them, are we have a popular uprising, which is that felicia, it depends on the reaction of the state. if this step is welcome to open dialogue with the people, then that is the solution of the ones as freakin number. why you didn't survived his imprisonment after being dumped and left on the side of the road. his dormant, as failed at breaking him together with all the survivors. he's creating a documentary about in judge violence and taja. trying to silence us. we have to have to send a sliver using plans to wait for the upcoming elections to vote for the change.

abc seven news reporter tara campbell got answers. >> a brutal attack aboard a united airlines flight from sfo to washington dulles international airport. putting into perspective challenges some passengers face. >> one individual was assaulted. >> the fbi says suspect everett chad nelson was walking back to his seat from the bathroom when he attacked a person sleeping in a random row. >> the next thing i know, i just hear the this just these sort of bloodcurdling screams. >> a witness in the row behind describing the scene and the victim as a deaf man when he was trying to communicate with us in sign language. >> that's when we realized that he was deaf. >> airlines are not required to have sign language interpreters on their flights. >> jan garrett is with the pacific ada center under the air carrier access act. >> there are some requirements about trying to provide, you know, as effective of communication as you can, whether that's writing notes or whatever it is. >> texting the witness, describing the victim as doing exactly that, texting with the flight crew. >> he also just kept

reid did but okay, tara reid is now tara tara reid is now living in moscow working for vladimir putin. so i think we understand where that's coming from. but look, this is a republican woman at a republican conference who accused pete hegseth of this. this is not some democratic deep state plant where there are no charges. >> there were eight years. there were no there were listen, i worked, listen, i worked i worked with pete hegseth at fox. >> and let me tell you something, pete hegseth has issues above and beyond this that need to be examined because pete hegseth has a problem where he goes out and gets drunk, and that's also not something that we need necessarily need in our department of defense. and the person leading our military. so i would just say i like pete on a personal level. surely there are people who are more qualified than he is. >> julie roginsky tricia mclaughlin. thank you both for talking through that with us. >> kate, this morning. sean "diddy" combs will be back in court. his lawyers are now accusing prosecutors of altering evidence that they leaned on to keep

dean and tara, thank you both very much.mplete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in many people whether you're 18 or 80. with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to undetectable—and stay there whether you're just starting or replacing your current treatment. research shows that taking h-i-v treatment as prescribed and getting to and staying undetectable prevents transmitting h-i-v through sex. serious side effects can occur, including kidney problems and kidney failure. rare, life-threatening side effects include a buildup of lactic acid and liver problems. do not take biktarvy if you take dofetilide or rifampin. tell your healthcare provider about all the medicines and supplements you take, if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, or if you have kidney or liver problems, including hepatitis. if you have hepatitis b do not stop taking biktarvy without talking to your healthcare provider. common side effects were diarrhea, nausea, and headache. no matter where life takes you, biktarvy can go with y

tara, thank you for joining us. everyone else, stick around.ing up, what do congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez have in common? apparently a lot. we will discuss that, next. >>> who are democrats and what do they believe? one of the most progressive candidates and the party is trying to get answers to those questions by asking the very voters who donald trump but then still voted for her. alexandria ocasio-cortez wants to know how there is a venn diagram where voters see similarities between her and the president-elect who is basically her polar opposite. >> there is a not insignificant amount of down ballot democrats like myself, for which there were trump/aoc precincts, or trump/democratic house or senate member precincts, that is a rich environment to dig into. if you voted for me or voted donald trump and democrat down ballot i would really love to hear from you. i actually want to learn from you. >> i mean, we all do. to be honest. >> i will tell you what i think it is. people are sick and tired of fake, inauthentic politicians who can

i'm luz pena. >> i'm tara campbell i'm j.r.n news. >> we deliver local stories with real answers to help make our city better but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. that the u.s. postal service will debut next year. here's a look at some of them. collections include the appalachian trail, dahlias and baby wild animals. how cute are they? a simple love stamp featuring iconic art by keith haring musician allen toussaint. is that how i say two cent will be honored in the black heritage series and yes, late actress betty white is getting her own stamp. there will also be a new lunar new year stamp for the year of the snake and of course, the classic american flag. but it will have a new look next year. the u.s. postal service is raising the prices of shipping services.

congressman eric swalwell, fighting the good fight in the congress, as always, tara set meyer, jelanich. >>> next, the read outage guide to navigating autocracy. how to protect your reproductive rights and fight misogyny in trump's repressive version of america. don't go anywhere. make this christmas the year you go all-in on joy. at balsam hill, celebrate with one of our beautifullly crafted, life-like trees. for a limited time during our black friday sale, save up to 50% off plus free shipping. (children speaking) and start making memories at balsamhill.com conflict is raging across the world, and millions of children's lives are being devastated by war, hunger, disease and poverty. we urgently need your help to reach children in crisis. please call or go online to give just $10 a month. only $0.33 a day. we need 1000 new monthly donors this month to help children in crisis around the world and right here at home. you can help us provide food, essentials, and lifesaving medical care to children in the most need. in the darkest times children suffer the most. you can help by calling

i'm tara campbell. >> i'm j.r.deliver local stories with real answers to help make our city better drop everything and get some magic of your own during the xfinity black friday sale. xfinity internet customers, our best deals of the year are back! switch to xfinity mobile and get your choice of a free 5g phone, plus your next unlimited line free for a year. get amazing savings and connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go with xfinity mobile. fly don't walk to get our best deals of the year. connect to the world of wicked this holiday, only in theaters november 22nd. ♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is... ♪♪ let's meet today's contestants-- a stay-at-home mom from pleasanton, california... a high school social studies teacher from athens, georgia... and our returning champion, an episcopal priest from falls church, virginia... ...whose two-day cash winnings total $39,400. [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings. thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome to "jeopardy

abc seven news reporter tara campbell shows us the damage. reporter from fallen trees flooded freeways and stranded cars, heavy rain and high winds pounding the peninsula and san francisco friday. >> how are the roads today? >> we're just coming to get some of the sandbags because they've got them ready to go for us. >> san francisco public works extending its hours, workers helping residents get loaded up. >> we're going to try to patch up a leaking ramp into a garage because it's flooding right now, with all the water pooling up and pooling water wreaking havoc. >> on friday night's commute from one flooded spot to the next. in san mateo county, winds whipping and traffic slowed this person on a scooter trying to plow through the pouring rain. while back in san francisco, crews cleaning up from this mudslide under two 8-80 crashing down late this afternoon. >> we were commenting on how we appreciated how quickly the city was fixing it, actually, because it was looking a little scary earlier today with kind of all of the mud flowing into the

anti personnel land mines to ukraine, accusing it of doing everything to prolong, below, and reign of tara and 10 bucks to the international criminal court jail system ahead of an all kinds of things. group for crimes committed in monitoring the we begin in goals that we're a series of is really strikes of killed dozens of palestinians among them at least 7 people at the school and the on the site. all the refugee compound that's in the central part of the goal is to strip hundreds of displaced palestinian families with taking refuge that when it was head, michael apple has this report. it's chaos. those 1st on the scene of it is really a strike on a school acting is the shelter on sure what they've found. and then the show how to see if little move in pieces of the person that can be found among the dates, women and children. because the, they don't need this place to people from across garza, we only wake up when the record struck the building and all of them had been killed . we all expect to die. what one schools or familia refuge for palestinians, driven from their homes by israel's f

abc seven news reporter tara campbell tells us more about the pending panda plans. >> i'm most excited about going to china and bringing back pandas. i'm like, fingers crossed, i want to see a panda in person in china, too. >> that's mayor london breed months ago, making a push to bring a pair of pandas to san francisco from china. the potential tourist attraction, a major part of her push for reelection, and now that she's lost, are all hopes for pandas lost, too? or will mayor elect daniel lurie continue the push? >> you know, the pandas are kind of an interesting illustration of the challenge of being mayor of san francisco. on one hand, people really like them and they bring a lot of attention. on the other hand, people say they're frivolous and it's a waste of money. but you know, san francisco is supposed to be attracting people. and this is one of the ways to attract it. >> the pandas coming with a multi-million dollar price tag. breed was trying to raise $25 million needed to build a new panda enclosure at the san francisco zoo. >> i'm pro panda loving the pandas, but with all

this being another night, another day of tara have in the liberties capital will pay route at around 4 am on saturday morning, log cross, where the hood acosta sits. you can see behind me the ultimate of the light rushes on both of the 2 unit sco logins, charges against the body for will for the ignoring ukraine attacks on russian courses. that's also the organizational release, is that report on the safety of children that plus probably palestine on the on team. they type protest turned violent and kind of this month 3 of the show must go on with 5 minutes to just finish. we go choosing to shake it off as he attends the taylor swift calling to instead of facing the needs, the hello and welcome. this is on the international with the latest news update is great to have your company this. our top story was also given me the lease with the lebanese capital to see the new wave of his way the strikes of a nice the death toll has risen to 15 with 63 more people left wounded. according to the country's civil defense, the teams of smoke was seen rising goes a residential building would use t

read tara trump's basically. i mean he has announced victory. do you think this is game over for kamala, or does she still have a chance? i don't know how legally she can have a chance. i mean we're, if you look at the numbers, the republicans have swept the house, the senate, he won the popular vote and the electoral college by a landslide, really and pennsylvania is still there. still trying to count some boats there and that's kind of interesting, but you bring up a good point because kimberly here is refused to give her concession speech. she wanted to wait until usa is tomorrow to do that. right. and um, that's what unusual and what does that more time mean? so i think everyone will breeze aside relief and america when they certify the election. and then, you know, trump is for sure the victory, but he's given his victory speech and it was, it seems like decisive numbers to bring him to the white house. well, as you mentioned, his victory speech there, i mean, one of the things that trump said was that he was not going to start any new wars