at the surveillance this is irreversible not attached to the buildings the size of the program for the building proposed to strengthen the undporsz by 6 vertical concrete within the south wall and through the use of concrete share walls in 5 areas of main floor indicated on this plan. >> vertical coerce are proposed non-drilling to prevent damage to the non-restricted stained wall it was designed with flat finishes that can be easily replicated are doors fixed in place to hide did sheer walls behind them the front is proposed to be strengthened along the north wall by adding a sheer wall that converts an existing double door to a single arced door residence staff has demonstrated with the recommended proposed work is in xhoofrps with the secretary of interior standards for rehabilitation the exterior work and the seismic reimbursement is to be conducted in a manner that is conducive to the building the project provides greater access to the entire through the reserveable a ramp like the sanctuary and courtyard with new he regress stores on areas the rear elevation that are of visible m

above the blue and windy sea is to remind the members of the board that the city is the host the host committee is a partner with you the city and county of san francisco is the host for super bowl 50 i had the pleasure of work in this building in 1985 the city and county of san francisco was the host the 1985 super bowl at stanford university we think churd some of the same costs are we providing the services and the public being taking care of and the public that lives and works in san francisco or put on an event that is safe and clean and friendly push the best face over san francisco san francisco will recover more than get out of pocket costs for this event looking at 80 percent hotel occupancy to almost 100 percent and one hundred and 35 average daily rates nesting of $400 the hotel impacts did implement of hotel tax to the digested from this event for 4 days and that's sxheeven it is $4 million you have staifshgdz and gross receipt tax san francisco will make money an super bowl and be a proud host with our non-partners in making that happen. >> mr. laidz i have a followup que

to assist the board in the accurate preparation of the minutes, members of the public are asked, not required to submit a speaker card or business card to the clerk. speaker cards and pens are available on the left side of the podium. the board welcomes your comments. there are customer satisfaction forms available. if you have a question about the schedule, speak to the staff after the meeting or call the board office tomorrow we are located at 1650 mission street, suite 304. this meeting is broadcast live on sfgovtv cable channel 78. dvds are available to purchase directly from sfgovtv. thank you for your attention. we'll conduct our swearing in process. now we're to testify and wish to have the board give your testimony evidentiary weight, please stand and say i do. please note: any of the members may speak without taking so, please stand if you plan it testify >> do you solemnly swear or affirm the testimony you're about to give will be the whole truth and nothing but the truth? >> i do. >> thank you very much so we'll move to item one general public comment this is for any membe

the chp says the family was caught in the middle of a car shooting in the middle of the freeway, the shots intended for the people in another vehicle that was driving nearby. immediately after the gunfire, the family pulled off of the freeway and into this gas station to get help.>> it is something we would like never to see, but unfortunately it does, and thankfully in this situation no one was injured seriously or killed.>> reporter: initially, this chp believe that the car with the children inside was the only one that was struck by the gunfire, and later on in the evening, there were two other shooting victims that turned up at the nearby hospital. they believe that the man in his 20s that was wounded and the teenage girl were the intended targets last night. both of them are expected to survive. there have been at least five shootings along this stretch of interstate 80 since last year, most of them have been targeted attacks, but the concern is that even when someone is targeting someone in another vehicle, there are innocent people that could potentially be caught in the middl

the reason i want the case report to reflect the fact that the ground and the analysis of the type ofstallation to make sure it lines up with the facts on the ground of what is actually, the use in the building and the need for signals in the area from a signal so i'm not prepared to make the decision today or weigh in on that i think having a consistent story brought to us will help you make a motion to continue this item until january 7th. >> i second the motion. >> commissioner richards. >> question for project sponsor i have a departmental health information sheet about you know health risks and the maps of the site maybe you could upcoming put it up on the overheads number 9 the public inclusion is 67 don't get closer 67 feet as the antennas are directional facing out towards the street if you are are 6 k through 12 feet away one setback 16 and one 15 feet. >> my worry maybe put up the map. >> sfgovtv go the computer screen please. there is residents in the penthouse and a child a child wander out and walks up to the antenna how close is the child could make the child suffering a

the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for the further consideration of h.r. 1155 which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: h.r. 1155, a bill to provide for the establishment of a process for the review of rules and for other purposes. the chair: when the committee of the whole rose last -- rose on wednesday, january 6, 2016, a request for recorded vote on amendment number 10 printed in part b of house report 114-388 offered by the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. pocan, had been postponed. pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, proceedings will resume on those amendments printed in part b of house report 114-388 on which further proceedings were postponed in the following order. number 4 of mr. johnson of georgia, amendment 6 of mr. cummings, amendment number 8 mr. ms. delbene of washington, amendment number 9 by mr. cicilline of rhode island and amendment number 10 by mr. pocan of wisconsin. the chair will reduce to two minutes the minimum time for any electronic vote in this series. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded v

and the -- if you read the documents from the kennedy period or the johnson period, the debate is all about that, how do we ensure that, how can the united states preserve the shah's government, what's the most effective way of doing that. under eisenhower the policy's largely one of supplying iran with arms and economic aid to maintain stability. during the kennedy administration it's a policy of pushing the shah to modernize and reform in the hope of preventing some kind of popular revolution. so, it -- the shah is not an asset, he's a liability in that view. and as far as his ambitions for iran are concerned, his ideas about iran being a great power, exercising influence throughout the region, none of that is taken seriously by any of these administrations. consistently his argument to various american presidents is, well, iran needs more money, iran needs more arms, iran faces a threat from the soviet union and from its allies in the arab world. and more often than not the response from the eisenhower administration or kennedy or even johnson was that, well, you should worry less

the soldier was concerned the status of the accorded the black and women with the war was over.hesitate to share his views of the slavery america. and asked when the color returns with the field of battle he will not be turned from your ballot box, your railroad cars, your hotels in schools. renew inon would only the bosom of light fellow soldiers all of the old prejudices which existed before the war." black men should turn their attention to equal rights and privileges. amendment hadonal yet to be ratified by the requisite number of states, but supporters hastened to define its meaning and potential impact on the nation. americans might have agreed with senator john brooks anderson. slaves no right except his freedom. leave the rest to the states. african-americans view the situation differently. the liberty secured by the 13th amendment was far more expansive than simply breaking the chain of bondage. they insisted on nothing less than full fledged citizenship defined as rights and privileged shared all americans. in the weeks and months after the amendment and the president

and the chance the csi will be in the red. >> it is a bad omen. ?ill this come to an end this has been in formal messages. maybe this will not come to an end until the other regulations are in place and we will get a read on all things china. let's look at the program with caroline. >> the state-controlled funds haltedtervened and they training. sectors withking those familiar with the measures. since biggest reverse september. $20 billion in the financial suspended the pboc they run with the cash injections. the regional federal reserve actors have dismissed the concerns with the stocks and they said that the u.s. economy is on solid ground. >> we have seen the economy growing and there have been ups and downs and i think the economy came back significantly and the expansion is on solid ground here. show this upt to 2%.it would leave things at the obama administration is warning -- widening who qualifies as a drug dealer to of firearms are the hands criminals. >> although it is a strong getef that way need to complete arms around the problem and co

in 2010 the owners of the in 2010 the owners of the-this is another example-the owners of i'm sorry thewners of the embarcadero center wanted to advertise some other tenants including chase bank it each had a premise-a presence on summer on the presence on the embarcadero centered but the embarcadero center is about four block area . any individual business would have have to be incidental to the entire embarcadero center just the office would be incidental to the one ed king street building. the owners of attorney did not pursue this matter further. so, with these kinds of situations, it's possible that proposition g and its enforcement was putting pressure on advertisers to find creative ways to stretch the definition of what a business sign is and always has been. this definition did use words such as premises and incidental , which were commonly understood , but not specifically defined in the planning food and meeting to misinterpretation at the definition of a business i would need to be more precise. on july 15, 2014, resolution was introduced to the board of supervisors to clari

to the secretary to agendize both the suspension of the rules and vote on the election of the officers next week so first next week to suspend the robert's rules of order rules and take a vote on the election of officers i don't think those need for a vote today. >> commissioner wu thank you. >> so it's just advise to the commission secretary then. >> yes. >> so if is okay i'd like to advise the commission secretary to schedule those to suspend temporarily suspend the rule. >> thank you. >> commissioner richards first a couple of things in the examiner about the budget cuts i've seen he talks about not having to actually start to make cuts unless a raise in revenue or some type of reorganization i know this organization is part of the mayor's office of housing looting accident process including things their might be certainly terms of efficiency that we might be able to in a gait but i'll bring that up and the second thing i know georgia is here from noah valley she comes every week, we had a meeting with the zoning administrator and the building inspector that handle innovating i apol

in 2010 the owners of the in 2010 the owners of the-this is another example-the owners of i'm sorry thewners of the embarcadero center wanted to advertise some other tenants including chase bank it each had a premise-a presence on summer on the presence on the embarcadero centered but the embarcadero center is about four block area . any individual business would have have to be incidental to the entire embarcadero center just the office would be incidental to the one ed king street building. the owners of attorney did not pursue this matter further. so, with these kinds of situations, it's possible that proposition g and its enforcement was putting pressure on advertisers to find creative ways to stretch the definition of what a business sign is and always has been. this definition did use words such as premises and incidental , which were commonly understood , but not specifically defined in the planning food and meeting to misinterpretation at the definition of a business i would need to be more precise. on july 15, 2014, resolution was introduced to the board of supervisors to clari

northeast in the midwest and the south, and the west. but by doing this, particularly by following state lines, you end up distorting and deleting the true -- diluting the truth. these are historically based, consistent through the centuries, and really respects international boundaries. again, we all know this. we know state batteries -- boundaries don't make any sense. is anyone here from maryland? anyone from maryland, they all know there are three marily -- marylands. austin is the state capital of texas, but houston, then in kenya and dallas are three different texases. there is the west coast, that coastal strip that shares a great deal with provinces, but is at odds with the interior of their own states. there is upstate in downstate illinois. there's the great quote from the democratic strategist james carville. early he was taking a neophyte around pennsylvania, and was trying to tell him the realities of working for statewide office. he said here is what you have to understand. there is philadelphia, pittsburgh, and alabama in

annexation in the scope of the project the demand to fill the units relieves pressure on the local housing market takes us off craigslist and helps to stabilize the housing market this is a destabilizing influence on local markets i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> >> great, thank you. >> opening it up for public comment any public comment on this item not seeing any, commissioner wu. >> i want to thank you for the presentation and thank you for voluntarily coming to present this equivalent of the i mp great to know about the long term plan i gurj or encourage you to work with the neighborhood groups on the outreach and understand physically how to integrate into the neighborhood but taking advantage of every opportunities availab available. >> we also open our doors to the neighborhood we host many community meetings every once a month even saturday open up the campus to the legal aid center we populate our hauls with attorneys and others that come to get legal advice and get their problems taken care of washer a community partner we're proud of that. >> commissioner m

one of the key mid east allies in the region over the execution of the cleric. so the statement then was that there was the concern that there would be escalating tensions, that has been realized. with the result of the united states now issuing a second strongly worded statement. >> the saudis clearly and robustly telling the world, in effect, we are not particularly troubled by your reaction to what we did with the 47 men. so that must be raising eyebrows at the state department. >> it certainly is, and the problem is that it puts the united states in a particularly difficult spot. of course, the white house has, for many decades, had a strong relationship with saudi arabia. but at the same time you have to remember too, especially under president obama, this administration worked very, very hard in recent years, and especially in recent months as it worked to secure the iran nuclear agreement. the united states had a strong relationship with both sides finding itself in an awkward position as it sees itself trying to appeal for calm, and being concerned about

meets the the truth of the matter that our theme didn't we will analysis the information and the data we receive and it is as i mentioned before the tarts function as a tool for the departments to explore different ideas and other ways to operate more efficiently. >> my final question is let's see we recognize the need to not submitted a budget that has a one .5 reduction and submit also a rational for that could - is there an opportunity - would the mayor's office make the decision to reduce and pick line items or come back as a point of progress to the commission or executive director to say it looks like you explicit necessarily understand e follow the instruction here's one more opportunity to do such or do you go into a full kind of across the board analysis of looking at all of them all of the inspections and take the considerations and potentially preliminarily adopt that departments budget that may not have the 1 housing unit 5 reduction. >> over the course of the - we don't have to wait until february 22nd to have those conversations but work with the commissions doing everyt

though, the balance of the rights of the mother and the fetus. >> it seems it would be balancing the rights of the person, the mother, and the statutory rights of the fetus. >> we have a person, with an concept of the constitution of the united states. is that not true or true? the medical profession itself does not agree. >> i think that is true. standpoint,n's medically speaking, we would save it at the moment of chromosome,from the every potential that anybody in this room has his present at the moment of conception. >> then you're speaking of the potential of life. >> on the seventh day, i think the heart in some form starts beating. host: what is different about the second time around? ms. murray: you are definitely getting more substance. less issues. one of the things that is spoken about is connecticut's antiabortion statutes. they discussed that, as well as the ninth amendment. there's more grist for the mill in this argument than in 1971. host: we are going to take a few phone calls then hear from judge harry blackmun himself about this case. let's hear from herbert in chic

the widest scope, the widest spectrum of the opposition elected by the syrians. please, note it very carefully. elected by the syrians rather than being elected by other foreign ministers, but the solution stipulates to bring together-- resolution stipulates to bring together the wider spectrum of the syrians, not any other players. this stipulation has been also violated. it is the result of this surprising standards and double measures. i will open the floor to questions now. please, in order to have a constructive positive press conferen conference, the person responsible for coordinating with the media person is my colleague. any question will be through him and it is him who will moderate this session. i will be prepared to answer all of your questions. i will try to brief you in english later on. i will do it while i'm answering your questions. >> i represent the bbc. as we speak, we are not aware of the other party, as we speak there is not a list of the opposition names. we met by a number of delegatio delegations. some are demanding putting an end to the

the mayor at the show the park renovations.ts will increase the accessibility as well as the overall functions of the park to have large crowds and restaurants from the 27. places for people to take their dogs and the northern area of the park opened with new tenants in sports court. $20 million project has been completed this being the final part of the completed renovation. >> reporter: change anything terribly dramatic we're allowing the diversity of and driven to happen here. >> pam: help ensure cleanliness and great religions place apart. as a result of that partnership was 3 million t of waste going to landfills now reduced to six the 7 percent every year and coming up with the new year a good time to revamp your diet plan the government is lending some advice and guidelines next fader of fat in crashes but the choice award for learning about him coming the first >> pam: time it is urging americans to limit sugar intake recommendation batista de saint-gobain of nine diet soda of the guidelines also say fags are ok more se

the mta has all of the risks on the facilities' side, including costs, and at the end of the year, whatever the costs are, they write a check to their asset manager to pay for all of these costs. they also retain the revenues from the facility. they have someone on their behalf managing the facility, but not really sharing the risk or pushing the risk to the private sector. we felt in obviously in the direct model it's the transportation entity or the public entity doing all of that work in-house and taking care of that. again, with all of the risks and all of rewards of running a facility, and having it within themselves and having the resources to pay for all of that. so we felt the master lease structure was an appropriate way to balance some of these things, where we could transfer over some of the risks of running this facility to a master lessee and still get a portion of the revenues that the facility would generate through retail and through advertising back to the tjpa. i don't believe there is sort of one sort of silver bullet or right answer to the different structures we have se

the bus driver shall tell the sea is the he was fatigued at the time of the crash.ill tran: there were arrested after trying to break into a home at 245 in the morning force in the police department of affleck the neighborhood under lockdown the woman was arrested pretty much immediately but not before she tried to run over a police officer also fired at her and the officer is not and did she was not injured the search for the man for about four hours in the red able to finally arrest him shut. >>terisa estacio: a very sad story to tell about fire officials are looking into whether an electrical circuit board device may have started a fire and cause serious damage the fire started in the evening to dolls inside of the home when this fire started the firefighters tried to get the dog out but unfortunately the dog died in the fire official said that the fire started in the front of the home here in santa rosa. >>haaziq madyun:. >>j.r. stone: gold bar announced on wednesday they will put security cameras on each and every train this comes after the transit agency recei

the state of the union message is mandated by the constitution so in the words from time to time the president of the united states should give a message to congress on the state of the union and recommendations of programs that he they think should be followed. george washington began that practice of giving the state of the union message to congress when the first congress met but washington went in person to the congress and went to the senate chamber and delivered the speech that had a series of recommendations, relatively short speech but in those days before they were standing committees of congress they actually used to cut the state of the union message up into paragraphs and create ad hoc committees to address each one of the issues that the president suggested. washington and adams, john adams vice president who became president follow that practice, so they created this idea that from time to time there was an annual message and for years it was known as the animal message. it didn't become known as the state of the union message really until the 1940s. in fact in 1948 the

>> the 7-5 tells us, at a minimum, the majority of the min -- the majority of the jurors found beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of aggravating circumstances. >> not the same one. >> i'm sorry? >> not the same one. getting back to justice breyer's point, the courts in these situations look at what the legislature, its definition of the elements. we know as a matter of state law that the element at issue here, to take someone not eligible for the death penalty and make him or her eligible for the death penalty is the existence of one or more aggravating circumstances, not a specific one. so it is like shad versus arizona where you can't say whether the jury agreed there was premeditation or felony murder. in fact that was the case at this defendant's guilt phase back in 1998. he was convicted of first-degree murder. and the guilt phase jury was instructed that they could return that verdict either by finding premeditation or by finding felony murder. and there was no jury finding as to which one it was. and so as a matter of -- i think to answer your question about whether they a

the number is massive. the sign for the powerball can't even handle the jackpot. million is printed here. million. it's $1.5 billion. all across the area is a frenzy. hoping for a chance. stick in the mud financial advisers point out the powerball is a lousy investment. >> if you win everybody wants to be my friend. >> so much money at stake, people line up at hillendale beer and wipe. for now at least most feel like they are holding the winning ticket. >> take care of my family. >> i'm the next winner. >> he said he is. >> no it's me. >> he said he is the winner. >> me. i have faith. >> the belief fueling the frenzy ticket buying. for the next drawing, sales tripled and last saturday more than $11 million worth of tickets in maryland alone. one of them might make somebody wealthy. >> i wouldn't know how to feel. i'd probably be numb. but i would be excited and happy. >> so excited. so happy. one thing we are seeing is lottery outlets and people come in and are talking to each other. laughing about what they'll do. not go to work the next day. or they go in and fi

issue was raised the staff regarding the legitimate of the question the legitimate of the deck of ther would assess and it does look like this is the case but staff wants to needs to investigate this fully and which is why we're asking for the continuance thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is a dick and i which is in this room 12 years ago when a similar project like the one that is being proposed. >> speak closer into the mike. >> did you hear what i said i'm sorry. >> yes. >> a rooftop elevator penthouse was proposed and the discretionary review and is commission you turned it down we are again face with what we're faced with a similar project but on the roof our team spent many hours and a fair amount of money you have to put forth a discretionary review and we do not understand how the project can come up again for the very same project that was turned down 12 years ago thank you. >> thank you. >> is there any additional public comment? >> on the items proposed plaintiff public comment on the items proposed for continuance. >> speaking on behalf of the project sponsor the appro

the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for the consideration of h.r. 1155, which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: a bill to provide for the establishment of a process for the review of rules and sets of rules and for other purposes. the chair: pursuant to the rule, the bill is considered as read the first time. general debate shall not exceed one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on the judiciary and the chair and ranking member of the committee on oversight and government reform. the gentleman from virginia, mr. goodlatte, and -- the gentleman from michigan, mr. conyers, the gentleman from utah, mr. chaffetz, and the gentleman from maryland, mr. cummings, each will control 15 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia, mr. goodlatte. mr. goodlatte: mr. chairman, the house is not in order. the chair: you're correct. the house will be in order. members will take their conversation off the house floor. he committee will be in order. the gentleman can resume. mr. goodlat

the third point is really the security questions to at the end of the day the presidency council, the government must be in tripoli. i see three driving factors. the first one is the expansion of the d.a.e.s.h. sometimes i think that the political process is slower than the military process. but the political process must be faster than the military expansion of the d.a.e.s.h. the second driving fact is the dire humanitarian situation. 2.4 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance. out of six million libyans and 1.3 million are in need of food aid. this is really not acceptable for the libyans to live in a rich country and to be dependent on humanitarian assistance. of special focus this year on again zaz ee-- benghazi, we are bringing ceasefires to the area. there should be every week one day where there is a day of peace that people can do their shoppings and that the goods, the humanitarian goods, are able to go into benefit glaz ee >>> we've been listening to martin cobble rshr. the rival tharts based in trip. it was p hoped that this unit government which was announce

and the fighting began with the push of the the new-range are the promises to be the long range balls:breaking news from overnight. a hit in southern alaska. it happened around 1:30 this morning about 160 miles southwest of anchorage. there are reports of power outages but no reports of serious damage. we have also not heard of any injuries. to a tsunami warning. with the super bowl comes a fear that the bay area could see an as the big game approaches -- the fight against human trafficking is escalating. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with anti-trafficking groups with tips on how to help victim's from being exploited. >> reporter:it doesn't matter how much the room costs, where the hotels or motels are located. sot- "we have seen trafficking cases in high end and low end" anti-trafficking advocates say victims can be exlpoited for sex and labor anywhere. ahead of the big game. supporters of trafficking in on the hospitality industry. coordinators with the bay area coalition "no traffick ahead" help train people on how to recognize red flags. sot- "the bellboy may notice very young

the drafters of the 14 amendment regarded the immunities clause and not the protection clause the primary means through which they come to their princely quality goal. put insta the constitution of statute they adjusted in 1866 which forbade race discrimination with respect to a list of basic rights one needs to punch in and society especially: property and making contracts. the language of privilege and immunities came from article for of the constitution -- article four the constitution. peugeot framers put it in their. article four guarantees that a citizen of virginia comes to pennsylvania come of that citizen enjoys the same basic rights of ordinary life, property and contract in particular, that a pennsylvanian does. in particular, somebody who does not enjoy political rights or it the distinction between civil and political rights, well-established, reasonably well-established that was associated with the phrase privileges or immunities. a particular body of rights listed in the civil rights act of 1856, which carefully did not establish equality with respect to political rights be

the maximum for the bond ixuance of the combination of the [inaudible] the expectation is the 120, but we want to be prepared and not held up if these other contingencies were to develop. the other services i mentioned earlier again, the housing-annual disclosure reports are 2500 dollars each. if zee a new cred tit is 3 reports, that would be 7500 dollars. the second is additional bond related work if needed up to 7500 dollars over the course of 3 years. this brings not to exceed grand total of $170,000. with that i would like to introduce david nealy who is the principle of urban analytics. >> that concludes my presentation. thank you. >> thank you. any speaker cards? >> ace washington is not here and that is the only speaker card i had. >> okay. question, comments, motions? one motion and one question. commissioner mondejar >> it says on the overview for a source of payment bond proceeds if sold-have we ever not sold our bonds? >> no >> we have always sold all of them? >> exactly. post disillusion with the [inaudible] flexibility is limited so we need to make sure we recovered for ou

to the congress, to the leaders and the department of defense and the department of the army and the national guard bureau as we move forward. so with that, again thank you for your attendance. let me turn to colonel chris dixon who is very ably handled all of our public affairs and media relations over the past many months and she will be our facilitator for. of questions answered that i would ask you come to rules. the first rule is if you're a commission staff member you are not allowed to ask any questions. the second will is all hard questions go to the sergeant major of the army. >> thank you, sir. >> secretary lamont just whispered in my ear, there is, for a small number of you in the room, there is a classified annex that offers this summary of much of the work that we have done that underpins much of the recommendation. so those with the requisite security clearance, they have access to that class of annex as well. >> before we begin i'd like to go over some expectations were no to the audience. you can see we have cameras here in the house. it is c-span and fox. for c-span

if r the the same process is with the democrats in the majority of the house. i just wanted to put that out. it's a very good point. they have rights. someone else won't have to pay for it. you will have to pay for it. the numbers do not lie. i's continued to grow. first they had medicare and medicaid expansion. see what happens. >> you've put a lot out there for our guest. we' eel let them respond. >> i got this question a lot about using the same process to repeal obama care with the senate and the house used in 2010. that's partially correct just to clarify for the folks who watched the show. clearly much more educated than ordinary folks. that's partially correct. keep in mind that the first pieces of obamacare were actu actually passed when the democrats had 60 votes. so that's why the first part of it went through. that's one of the reasons that we weren't able to repeal all of obamacare. it's being described as obamacare. but technically, reveals most of obamacare, but not all of it. but the point of working or not working. it's working forsome people. a

i have seen the good, the bad, the neutral. i find it fascinating that, here we are in 2016, and high on the agenda is iraq. saddam hussein is long gone. we now have major problems with iraq, isis, the civil war in syria, and other major problems. that is a little bit of what i want to say about myself. while we are here to discuss the united nations, around the world, the united nations has launched an initiative called, "turn the world u.n. blue." the state building is washed in blue lights, the great wall of china, the egyptian pyramid. there is a festive party atmosphere to celebrate this. to move on, i am very pleased that we have distinguished speakers. we will begin with slauson juror -- schleschinger, a prominent author. he is a lawyer by training and a journalist. he edited the book of his father, arthur. a great pleasure to introduce you. thank you. >> thank you for the nice introduction and having me at this occasion. i am delighted to be honoring the institution of united nations on the anniversary. it is remarkable

right at the moment the temperatures in the 60s with a lot of moisture in the air and that' s the reason for the fog and it looks like up around 81 today. watch out this afternoon. heavy rain, justin. >> reporter: thanks so much. this morning a pair of dog nappers are on the run. surveillance video at the puppy shop on east colonial drive shows two suspects wandering the store. then one leaves before the other bolts out with a $2,000 puppy. news 6' s amanda castro tells us how this quick heist happened. >> and how they close that door for one second. he took off. >> reporter: the dog thief caught on camera accused of >> and the guy holding the yorkie bolted out the door and before eddie knew it, he was already across the street and couldn' t catch up with him. >> reporter: owner charles black say the man and woman are seen on the store' surveillance cameras. they spend about an hour looking at puppies going crib to crib and sometimes just standing for minutes talking to each other. weren' t going to pay for the dog. they were just waiting for the right moment where he could bolt with the

>>> good morning, we are driving around the bay area, keeping an eye on the roadways, and here is the situation at the east bay, and a series crashed at south bay, coming up.>>> killed in san francisco while waiting on the bus. the police hope you can help to solve this case.>>> mornings on 2 continues. >>> this is the story of your morning, a wet commute cutting across the golden gate bridge, and pretty much all over the bay area. if you have to be somewhere, keep in mind what we are about to tell you.>>> welcome back on this tuesday, tuesday, january 5, and i am gasia mikaelian .>>> good morning, i am dave clark. let's talk about your weather and traffic. steve paulson, let's start the engine and go. >> it was not that bad when i came in. it did not take long to pick up, but tomorrow could be worse. the ground can take a lot of moisture because we have had a few years of dry weather. but pretty soon we will start having issues when you get 3 to 4 inches of rain. marin county and up into the russian river and down toward the santa cruz mountains, but the first part of the system has

at the end of the dock so we open up to the public. openness all sorts of things on the street and waterfront into some art and science. being our partner in every way possible. even bending over backwards in getting things done and i think record time in certain instances. we have just done nothing from jay and susan and everybody owes. the men's sort of respect and cooperation which is double it back to you. it's off to a great start. that's not possible without amazing leadership. so, i just have to commend the commission, monique, it really does start with the leadership. incredible communication and getting together and sharing with each other all the time and solving problems together. we have an amazing-i can help skinner and picture without the right in front of the slip in 1985. it was a big highly right in front of our new home. the city was completely separated from this waterfront. look at it today. but how busy the imparted arrow is today. all i can think of is, the future of the exploratory and i think our city standing h

why it is the happening the role of the police not to serve and protect the people but the system ist rules over the people to enforce the exploitation and the conditions of poverty and degradation in which this system is determined to keep people in with the police brutality is a law it enforces all the oppression but it is not have to be this way there is a way to fight to end this oppression not to find a what better way to live we do have the title captures the streams the leadership for an actual resolution revolution and a radical new society on the road to emancipation and tariff the people to revolution we don't have to live in a world where slow genocide is going on against blacks and latinos. >> next speaker good evening and welcome. >> good evening my name is arbitrarilycy a sergeant and the bayview a native san francisco who grew up in public housing i know i've been and i know shawn we grew up on hampton recreation center i joined the police department because i felt i wanted to make a change i've been at bayview for 10 years the fto and housing sergeant i work with offi

the guys are in the gym. >> we're in the gym. we're making sure that we're physically fit obviously because we are athletes ourselves as cheerleaders focusing on good nutrition as always. and making sure that we're preventing injuries as well. stretching, strengthening, and practicing our dance routines. >> reporter: and you'll be at the 9news booth throughout the morning. >> we'll be selling calendars and having a great time at the stock show. >> reporter: that's an incentive to show up and all the events. you can hear the fiddling. at 9:00 the kiddos have their competition. and little guys playing the fiddle. >> that's an amazing tradition for colorado. and people come from out of show. the gates open at 9 a.m. and it lasts through the 24th of january. there'll be three pro rodeos for today. and the barbecue competition showdown. >> and gregg moss is a part of that. >> at least once a week. [ laughter ] >> 30 minutes in the gym. we have just a minute. let's check this out. see these kids warming up. what's your name, bud? >> my

the liners they want back by the end of the snow season. the volunteers come from many walks of life to be able to help. >> seniors and people with disabilities should call 311. >> my sons and i signed up for the shovel brigade. we will help seniors or disabled people. >> the mayor says the storm is massive then the biggest concern is a power outage. >> we can move the snow. we will move the snow. but that will be my biggest concern is that we are able to get people who are vulnerable. sam: we're back live. coming up at 5:00, we will take you to a hardware store that is an institution in d.c. and learn more about the mayor's snow plan. that is at 5:00. reporting live from northeast washington, sam ford, abc7 news. back to you. michelle: thank you. we expect to hear more from virginia maryland and the various transportation agencies as well as utility companies in the next few days about their plan for the storm. as soon as we hear from them, we will pass along their plans. well we have already heard from the organizers of reach across ameri

the meaning it has for the rest of the world. from the beginning of the crisis, the united states has reacted with restraint, despite the outrage against its representatives abroad. speaking from the white house, jimmy carter. president carter: the actions of iran have shocked the civilized world. for a government to applaud mob violence and terrorism, for a government actually to support and in effect participate in the taking and holding of hostages is unprecedented in human history. this violates not only the most fundamental precepts of international law, but the common ethic -- ethical and religious heritage of humanity. there is no recognized religious faith on earth which condones kidnapping. there is no recognized religious faith on earth which condones blackmail. there is certainly no religious faith on earth which condones the sustained abuse of innocent people. about deeply concerned the inhuman and degrading conditions imposed on the hostages. from every corner of the world, nations and people have voiced their strong

the art and the compensatory the john adams composers program and the art award and the ballet school that will have one of the compositions ladies and gentlemen, for all the nay sayers that is a public schools are not producing the best and bright john is our example you may notice in front of me two bells those are they prestige the golden bell award their presented bit the california school boards association once a year the highest honor the association presents to schools for initiative programming and it is quite the process to be vetted and selected for the golden bell much less two gotten bells i'm honored following our last year positive behavorial support this year we've been awarded for the partnership for leadership in the middle grades and in partnering with mayor ed lee and the salesforce foundation putting the time in stem in the middle school and awarded for the transformation if our partnership with the revolution we are transformer the food environment for our students both of the awards were waterway in san diego at the meeting and grateful to commissioner vice pres

the logistics we're glad to take part to provide the student button exit as the the el cap we presented our el cap student voice and this thursday january 14th at 4:00 p.m. our team will be present 80 preventing to the entire el cap feedback pr we are hopefully, the entire team will be happy with the team and move forward as for the san francisco police department memorandum of understanding or mou just last night our student leaders took part of police mou and they started to create this mou committee in 19 of the residents signed up to be part of the committee has part of the decision making panel our team stakeholders had an opportunity to provide real student input in all matters occurring on the campus thank you to the san francisco police department litigant colleen for an excellent presentation and willingness to have our student leaders involved in the memorandum of understanding or mou. >> as the skaft control krgd program is in full swing we managed to incorporate jose elementary school to join our highly successful program as older student leaders we hold the responsibility t

at the same time, the president of iran says he condemns the attack on the embassy just as the as hemns execution of the cleric. he does not exactly want an escalation of tensions. that would probably play into the hands of the hard-liners in iran. there is no election coming up in six weeks. jonathan: the cynics may say, if there is one way to get the up, this is the way of doing it. if there was any faint hope on twopart of opec for these groups to work together, they could forget about it. reporter: iran is chomping at the bit for the sanctions to be uplifted. it was not looking forward to production cuts anyway. bey think, others should making the cuts, not us. they will have an extra half a million barrels of oil a day. all, they have next to --lion there is a day barrels a day. they have been at each other's throats. proxy forly, but by decades now. these tensions ohave always been there. guy: thank you to you both. that the chinese drop today was less correlated. vasileios: i think i agree with the analysis from your chief asian correspondent. i think we have seen a wave of ri

>> what is going on with -- along with the incompetence of the banks is the spiteful miss of the irradiance -- iranians. they were determined that they would not be released on jimmy carter's watch. being moments of him sworn into office, the planes took off. >> you have something new there in the form of a diary from one of the hostages. >> this is almost like a sacred piece of paper. robert, whom was the oldest of the hostages kept a diary during the entire period and his widow gave it to us which we are privileged to have. i will read a brief section. the 402nd day. was told again there would be no hot water. possibly tomorrow because there be happy to do without the hot water. he was one of the hostages who when there wished stronger action had been taken but when they got back realize that very strict economic sanctions had been made on iran and no concessions would be made to get them back and that they all can back alive. what we found over the years is that the hostages come to appreciate the approach that was taken and president carter was very thankful they all got out alive. >> n

they are repairing the huge hole the car left the side of the condo complex. this is the scene earlier this morning. fortunately, no one in the path of the car or inside of that pool. investigators say it traveled about 100 feet at high rate of speed. police say this all happened around 11:15 last night. now valet was parking the car. he told investigators a rug got stuck under one of the peddles after the crash, valet got himself out from the car then taken to mass general with minor injuries. they have ruled this crash an accident. emily: today, we are going to the patriots one last time before they hit the road for denver for sunday's big game. all eyes are on tom brady right he is 2-6 in games played in denver. 0-2 in the playoffs in the mile high city. tv12 and pats' nation hoping this is not a repeat of the afc championship game two years ago. this time around, brady is bringing serious offense with him. a healthy gronk, edelman. we'll hear from the coach bill belichick one last time before they head out later this morning at 7:00. live at gillette stadi

the clockwise wind along the high will draw the cold air into the delaware valley. instead of the high, we had a coastal storm here coming north and upper level low here going north. that flooded the region with mild air. there was no snow with this, it was all rain. in order to get snow you need a coastal low combined with the high. 51 degrees by 1:00 p.m. combination of sun and clouds 3:00 p.m., 49, 5:00 p.m., 45 we're anticipating a high somewhere between 50 and 352. with the winds whipping around later this afternoon it will feel like the low to mid 0 40s. guys. >>> turning to sports this saturday morning, the flies look for their 5th win in a row this afternoon on the home ice against the rangers. sixers play portland in south philadelphia. >>> jeff skeverski kicks off coverage of the eagles hiring of doug peterson as coach. >> reporter: jeffrey lori, howie roseman led the way in eagles coaching search, but "action news" learned behind the scenes ron jaworski was throwing his two cents in, as well. which led to doug peterson. >>> there are hundreds of coaches i

the ferry line the video here and watched the second man in the video of this time he is on the phone the entire time. the shots rang out and still appears to be on the phone than lock softened at one point sprints off. and despite all that the place and the naming him as a person for person ingests or suspect only saying that people react differently to a dramatic events please looking for jesse sterling val does. and we talk with those who work in that area they tell me that they have not seen him of late and have seen him in the area in the past and they saw some of the camera angles here in this video that is likely that the suspect was and multiple other cameras as well. police keeping quiet about that. a bold >> pam: allegedly fired entering a 23 year-old woman pushing a baby in a stroller. today we spoke with the goods mersenne that sofa. >> reporter: 0 and up the check on them a notice of the woman was bleeding and i just polder to come inside the camp the outside right now she is very lucky to it that it was only wounded on grief >> pam: she is still shaken up a glad that the