so the acs has two products. one product that comes 0 out every year and another product that comes out on an average over five years. misusing the term average probably but you can think of it as a five-year anka that produces data for small areas, that have the same level of accuracy as the census long form, so the american community survey flies data that is the same quality for citizenship that we have observed since 1950. we have been able to do that. i thing i will stop -- think i will stop there. >> dianne. >> i think my primary concern is about the accuracy of the census overall and that it sounds like hans disagrees whether this will drive up costs but there's this -- this add significant risk. i'm persuaded by michael's arguments that this will probably either reduce the accuracy of the census or drive up the cost, and i think the benefit of what we get, over and above the acs,s quite small. >> mike. >> well, i don't think i have much more to add. i do think it's -- again, just to repeat myself. very dif

the acs has two products. one product that comes out every year and another product that comes out on an average over five years. think of it as a five-year average and that produces data for very small areas, census track and block groups that have the same level of accuracy as the census long form. the american community survey produces the data the same quality for citizenship that we have observed since 1950. we've been able to do that. so i think i will stop there. >> diane? >> i think my primary concern is about the accuracy of the census overall and that it sounds like hans disagrees about whether this will drive up costs but i think there's significant risk. i'm per swayed by michael's arguments this will reduce the accuracy of the census or drive up the cos. the benefit what have we get over and above the american community survey is quite small. >> mike? >> well, i don't think i have much more to add. i do think it's, again, just to repeat myself i think it's very difficult to compare from, to compar

how you respond to mike's points about the acs and the cost in the accuracy and benefits? >> the problem with the acs is that it only goes one to 38 households and they do estimating and extrapolating how it applies to the rest of the country. that causes problems in, for example, enforcement of voting rights act and we worked at the justice department for four years and forcing the act and that's important is this because if you are enforcing section two of the voting right acts which prevents and prohibits racial discrimination in voting and you are, for example, filing a lawsuit against a state or county or city claiming that they have diluted the vote by the way they have hacked particular districts in you are suing on behalf of of hispanic voters while, for coming up with a remedy your remedy is to come up with a district in which minority voters and elect their candidate of choice. ... 6% hispanic population isn't going to give you the majority of the voters. it's essential to have citizenship because it goes a limited number of households and doesn't put enough data

the modular building, which is the ac transit admin building gets delivered here in a few weeks. it will take 6 to 7 weeks to build it out. it's our last item on the bus storage facility. that will be the keys for that trailer. it won't be done until june 25th and then we'll hand the keys to them on june 26th assuming all goes well with the -- no gremlins in the system. also the concrete paving, this picture was taken for the first pictures of the concrete pavement, which the entire area between second and third gets paved out. the first one was a few weeks ago. they have over 50% of it out, and i walked it on tuesday. they are making good progress on the concrete pavement out there. an update on the bus on-ramp merge, that has been -- we're at a good spot in the process right now thanks to the caltrans staff specifically al lee have helped

that's the bus storage facility many that's when the keys would be turned over to ac transit. then the last three also, we will be tracking that to make it clear that the security systems, bus deck, and roof are all set and have a date of august 12th. i think this was a revamping of slides here. i'm sure we'll have comments, but at least we've tried to make it so it was a little more friendly in what we're trying to track to what's getting us to day one. one of elements as well that we're working through and working together with ac transit is to start training. they've given -- identified requirements that are needed to start their training. they've given some dates that are required for a go, no go decision that needs to be made. that no or go date is april 27th for an august 12th commencement. they've identified multiple parameters and requested various correspondences such as tco, safety elements that will be required prior to their start. we do have an executive walk through on april 23rd. that will be ron, myself, ac transit staff, sal, and rama will all be walking togeth

vicky: each year, the staff updates the ac transit board on the number of crimes against drivers. the most recent security report shows a decline in assault. but the investigative unit reviewed bus surveillance video from every reported incident in the past three years. we found they show a spike in attacks called in by drivers during that time. yvonne williams: ac transit has to realize the seriousness of the problems. vicky: yvonne williams is the president of the union, representing more than 1300 drivers. she says ac transit is under reporting the number of assaults to the public. yvonne: we want to know when any member says that they've been assaulted. salvador llamas: and it's very shocking-- vicky: salvador llamas is the chief operating officer for ac transit. so, your security supports show assault are on a decline. salvador: yes. vicky: when we reviewed the videos, we found the assaults are actually increasing. were you aware of that? salvador: i think what you saw and the information that was provided to you was the clips that are labeled as assault. there is more report

department and she'll teach people how to apply online for the ace program which provides a route to city employment for disabled individuals. also may 7, the first of two sessions from walter del fin, he is going to be answering questions about assistive technology, how it can increase your quality of life, he's going to have assistive technology to demonstrate and people to interact with. he'll talk about the library and other services available. so that will be monday, may 7 at the main -- at the independent living resource center and tuesday may 8 at the main library in the 5th floor computer training center. also, tuesday may 8, lighthouse for the blind and visually impaired is doing an open house, 11-3. finding the right piece of access technology can be a daunting undertaking but knowing what options meet your need is the first step, so it's a chance to experience the latest in technology. vendors will be on hand. and a lighthouse technology specialist will be on hand to answer questions and give tips for finding the right technology to meet your needs. that's tuesday, may 8, 1

the tiny bit is that i found the a not so much the big stove because you can see that but you move the ac when you're not in there and then you know there's a bit there and. some of the bed and every time i pick up a piece of plastic i think i'm possibly saving the life of a fish or a bird or something in the environment so that makes me feel quite good the turnout for this spring clean is higher than ever penzance is defending its try told the u.k.'s first plastic freetown awarded in twenty seventeen for the whole town not just the beach that is a never ending task as soon as they clear it the sea washes up more plastic rachel yates from service again sewage is a veteran campaigner. to work with the community say to link with community groups either working on similar things or to get community groups to think about their use of single east plastic it within that we work with schools so we've rolled out plastic free schools in almost every school in the area giving up plastic whenever possible the town council has joined forces with residents and local businesses but there are limits to

the ace get off to a quick lead against the rangers as the heating machine is knocking in runs everych way. chris davis with a two-run shot down the left-field line. he got himself a double. later, chad delivers a base hit to that same spot down the left- field line. evil wind that with a double and the -- he will wind up with a double and the ace will take a 3-1 lead. then there he goes. delete and the ball after this two run homer. that is where we stay in the six ending as a score is tied 3- 3. >>> we had a weird record set yesterday. if you do not see the giants game, and he batted for 12 minutes and 45 seconds. it with a major-league record. 21 pitches in the at-bat. at one point he found off -- filed -- fouled off 11 straight pitches. >> did he get hit? >> he finally lined out to left- field. play "do it like this". [music plays] [dog barks] [concert roaring] [music stops] dinner in 5. when everything's connected. it's simple. easy. awesome. good evening. i'm your guest lecturer dr. sheldon cooper. i was expecting applause, but i suppose stunned silence is equally appropriate.

i'm an organizer with the community group ace. you know, rightly so, a lot of this hearing has focused on, you know, the crisis that everybody can see. we're part of the budget justice coalition. we support the hespa asks. they are part of the budget justice coalition's -- a big part of the overall ask on housing and homelessness. but i think you also have to just scratch -- everybody is either experiencing the crisis themselves or can see it when they walk out into the street. but i think you also have to scratch below the surface and see the need is really greater. many of our members are low and moderate income people. many of them are housed, thankfully. many of them have jobs or they're at an age where they should be retired. but many of them are living in unsafe or crowded conditions or paying 50% of their income or more in rent or are fighting for closure or trying not to have to fight for closure in and are struggling to keep up with loans. so that's why our members are fighting for a fund to keep us in our homes and commun

that's disturbing to read let's put up the picture again of the ac 1:30.e able to jam the ac 130. what are these doing question mike what are they for us? >> it's a highly capable gunship, but it provides gunfire. the russians are trying to interfere with the hf and uhf radio frequencies. i don't think they're being as effective as they would like to be, but this is all putin. they have brought all of that to syria to test out our u.s.-led coalition and our partners. >> martha: how do we fight back against that? >> first of all, this is not going to stop the anti-isis public operations. what what we need here, they've got some wonderful radios. what we have is the ability to rebuild and reform these networks because the coalition connects with radios and different devices. with a need to do is accelerate the fueling. the strategy calls for us to counter this. >> martha: this is what we're doing next in syria. watch. >> we have finished the fight. >> right now, we are not withdrawing. you'll see it's a reenergized effort. this is an ongoing fight right now.

attorneys and judges in flaose the border -- in place at the border to rule on the ace and vice president mike pence will visit the border tomorrow. >>> president trump said he would support a government shutdown if congress does not fund his border wall. he told this to supporters, president signed the bill that funds the government through september and expressed frustration with a spending package that included money for border security but not for the wall. 200 california national guard personnel will be deployed mid- week. they will be there through the end of september to help combat drug smuggling and human trafficking and will not enforce immigration laws. >>> new developments on the korean peninsula. north korean leader kim jong un is willing willing to abandon his nuclear weapons. south korean government said kim jong un will give up all weapons if the u.s. promises not to inveighed his country. kim jong un also told south korea president he will shut down his testing facility next month. >>> cia director mike pompeo is in the middle east , he arrived iniops in jordan wahe -- in

year-old sergeant noel ramirez and 25-year-old deputy sheriff taylor lyndsay were sharing a meal at the ace china restaurant in trenton when a man shot them through the window. authorities say deputies found the alleged shooter dead from a gunshot wound outside in a car. the slain deputies were the best of the best. >> they were men of integrity. they were men of loyalty. they were god fearing and they loved what they did. >> president donald trump also called the deceased deputies heroes and tweeted that his thoughts and prayers were with their families. in a statement, florida governor rick scott said, quote, it is true evil for anyone to hurt a law enforcement officer and in florida we have zero tolerance for violence. >>> and florida senator marco rubio also called for prayers for all law enforcement officials who risk their lives every day. the florida department of law enforcement is investigating the shooting. >> well, you hear it before every flight, right? instructions on how to put on those oxygen masks in case of a flight emergency. well, images were released from inside the plan

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in the meantime, the acs continues to investigate what caused that fire. >> tonight, her story is changing. the question is, is she telling the truth? the girlfriend who claimed ruben foster repeatedly punched her in the head is changing her tune saying the 49er star is innocent. she adds she has the video to prove it. we have is this new twist that could exonerate foster. ian? >> that's right, the woman says through her attorney the 49er did not hurt or threaten her. tonight saying in a statement, the charges against him are based on lies. 49-year-old star player ruben foster faces two domestic violence charges stemming from an alleged incident with his ex-girlfriend who said he hit her eight to ten times, threw her out of the house and dragged her by her hair. but tonight, the attorney representing the woman said her client is recaptaining those statements. claiming her injuries came with a fight from another woman who was caught on video. stating when foster later tried to end their relationship, quote, sthehe was extremely ups and told him if he broke up with her she would trash her ca

they turned the ac off, clearly. >> that's why. >> we're team fire, ice, and spice.fire, always sweating. >> fire, ice, and spice. i love that show. yeah an it's probably not going to happen. alan's single, but marai has a boyfriend. >>> all right, coming up -- jane fonda on her naughty new comedy. her performance that may have been a little too convincing. >> i said, tell me the truth. did you guys get it on? >>> plus -- >> ♪ must be love on the brain. >> chris rock confesses to hitting onry ya >>> just announced today, this year's emmy hosts, >>> hmm. did chris rock really try to holler at rihanna recently at a party? >> he would not the be the first. >> the stoir story is floating around it there. nischelle turner went straight to the story to get an answer. >> i can't wait to find out what she found it. and why chris can't quit adam. >> how did you guys meet? >> stabbedup. >> i'm probably the best comic you'll see tonight. 'cause i'm black. >> i was talking to my father the other day, and he says, adam, remember -- i want you to marry a girl who has the same beli

the deck. another one, on my pocket. >> dang! >> so smooth. >> six aces again?ght here. >> this has the ace of spades. straight into the middle. catches it. no problem. whips it around. puts it back together. a tug. >> he has a job for life. he has this skill. it's obviously something he enjoys, it is a passion and people will pay to see this stuff. he can work parties. i am telling you, he can work the rest of his life and have fun doing it. >> that's right. >>> check this out. it's the cascade. >> telling you, man, this guy has a stacked deck in his life. >> dude! >>> grandma anne walks into the basement. >> to her amazement, there is a surprise down there. >> the story behind the precious gift that brings out squeals of delight. >>> time for the air bag powder paint experiment. >> watch them create a slo-mo mast masterpiece. here, try clearasil. pimples can form deep below the skin's surface. up to three weeks before they reach your face. clearasil! that's not the usual cleanser! why am i shrinking? clearasil cleansers go deeper than regular cleansers to trea

i'm with the ace families united, and i'm grateful to be here. i'm here in full support of the hespa ask as we know, the landscape of our city is most discouraging given that we have 7,000 to 10,000 homeless people. the real tragedy of this is that one-third of them are children. as we know, one out of each 25 students in the san francisco unified school district are children and we don't have many housing exits for these families. working with families united collaborative, we work with over 700 families living in small -- in five different neighborhoods or four different neighborhoods. 8 by 10 with no kitchen, no bathroom, with abusive landlords. as we know, we conducted a census in 2015 and found out 48% of our families reporting illnesses associated with living in sros. so children are living in sros obviously are more prone to be sick than other houses, but not only that, they're not meeting their developmental milestones due to lack of space. so in this city, perhaps the most -- city of the united states is having homeless people. we only ha

great interest something that we've not mentioned yet which was the attack by his radio also now the ace in syria which the israelis have said is an airbase from which chemical weapons were being put in bombs and to use to gong to do bomb rubble places these radios can do many things but usually they say that they've done something for a reason the reason is usually accurate it's going to be interesting to see when. everybody decides that after all they will let israel do this by proxy and not do it. that it's huge this one is is i think michael said that because he wanted to show that he was not all that he may end up being a lot and elizabeth matea in paris claire richardson in a washington and pavel felgenhauer in moscow thank you. activists in india are calling for nationwide protests to demand justice for an eight year old muslim girl who was gang raped and murdered earlier this year eight men have been arrested in connection with the crime but many question whether they will ever face justice. anger over a brutal rape case in india once again bringing protesters out onto the street

the east bay this morning. it should be a great day to take mass transit. ace rail, the gps issue continues. looks like ace 1 no trains are running but they assure us ace 1 is out on time and they are working to get the equipment in and replaced there, 27 trains in service, cal train normal service. >> an l.a. boy survives 13 hours lost in the city's maze of sewer tunnels. this morning we're hearing why he never lost faith he'd be found. >> outrage as a dating . >>> let's take a look around the state. 80 in fresno. mid to upper 70s around chico, 91 in palm strings, 66 in yosemite with sunshine. the snow level will start at 10,000 feet. there will likely be some flood watches issued before the snow finally starts to pile up saturday when the snow level drops down to eventually down to about 4,000 feet, only 1 to 5 inches. so the rain really is the concern with this next system. in fact, heavy rain friday night into saturday. recall snow showers sunday and that's it, it becomes quiet again with temperatures above average by monday. reggie? >> new details on how rescue crews found a 13-year-old

the 2018 race. >> police think this might be ace the dog. >> he has been missing for months. >> why this musical test will let them know for sure. >> we are breaking down the best on the web including the millions of players in an online quiz game hoping to cash in big. now see the brain that t t t t t >> everybody has a group of friends. there's nothing like a best friend. it can hurt when you don't get to see your best friend. in this video it is just so sweet. >> he's so silly. >> oh. >> the story behind this is months before they had movered from indiana to florida. mom flew him down to florida as a surprise. he is so excited. >> oh. >> wraps his arms and him. >> surprise. >> oh. >> they are already crying. don't let go. i want more. they went back in for more. >> it's okay, buddy. >> a lot of children end up having to move. that's what this is about. it's so amazing. >> it was a great surprise well executed. it's a hard one to top. she walks around the corner. it's her birthday. >> yes. yes. >> they vice president seen each other for four months. a workshop took her here and this is the moment m

be optimistic here in the markets although it might be hard to understand where we look back to the last ace all right well let me some of the optimism because facebook has just said that eighty seven million users in fact have been affected by the cambridge analytical breach significantly higher than the fifty million that we first heard about what is that doing to the company's share price and of course all the tech firms which deal with people's data. was certainly not helping has another stock as deep and correction territory and facebook was one of the best performing stocks during the past year before the scandal broke the investment bank morgan stanley kept its price target on facebook shares to two hundred dollars down from two on the thirty dollars and the scandal could lead to more government regulation and a de chris decrease in daily active users and this is definitely a key metric for the company would say again would have a negative impact on the companies at seo for now the stock seems to be caught in a downward spiral and certainly other tech companies juggling with the user

. >>> now the ac weather forecast with sandwayia patel. >> hi, everyone. happy friday. let's check ou live doppler 7 right now. you notice fog hugging the coastline. it kept the temperatures in check near the beaches but away from the coastline we have noticed a little bit of warming, 24-hour temperature change reflects that. if you are planning the week look at where the temperatures are. average high in oakland 67 degrees. low 70s above normal for this time of year for the weekend and warmer heading into monday with the wafrmth holding until late next week when the temperatures begin to waul fall back down where you should this time of year. i want to show you right now a live picture from santa cruz where the people are just n enjoying the sun isn't and water. keeping them comfortable. a great day for sailing as well. temperatures right now 58 in san francisco. 62 in oklahoma. 70s from san jose to gilroy. currently 54 degrees in half moon bay. this is a shot that pretty much tells you we are heading towards summer from our south beach camera. notice it's not only bree

. >> reporter: investigators say they still don't know why the shooter entered the ace china restaurant and opened fire. identified as 59-year-old john highnote. police say they found him dead inside his car from a self-inflicted gun shot wound. investigators say the shooter parked around the corner, walked up to this restaurant went inside and opened fire. authorities today at his home searching for a motive. the windows boarded up, garage door apparently blown out. police say they don't believe either deputy had a relationship with highnote. >> the gilchrist county sheriff's office had no idea what drove this man to this cowardly act. blue flags honoring the two fallen officers flying throughout trenton, florida 29-year-old veteran sergeant noel ramirez, leaving behind a wife and two children. and 25-year-old deputy taylor lindsey on the force for more than three years. the sheriff calling them the best of the best. >> victor joins us outside the restaurant. it's a very close knit community and they want answers tonight. >> the gilchrist sheriff has less than 30 departments on the for

it's the first no-hitter by ace pitcher since dallas braden tossed a perfect game in 2010. this wildly excitement for the a's. we put up this tweet after he clenched the no-hitter. stay up to date, follow us our handler at nbcla area. >>> he still doesn't have a job by kaepernick received an important new honor. the amnesty top reward. recognizes the former 49er for an inspiring contribution to helping human rights. kaepernick protest of social injustice by dealing during the national anthem since player with the 49ers. kaepernick is currently in the a collusion lawsuit against the nfl. >>> parts of the bay area tomorrow including san jose get another taste of summer, temperature approaching the 80s. tracking the chance of rain macing a come back. time on that coming up. >>> one of the largest volunteer days by any company in the united states. >>> massive effort bringing much needed help to the phafire zone. . here )s what we know. more than 100 firefirghters are involved in a firefight in san francisco )s sunset district... >>> breaking news coverage continues, more than 1

back to the bay area the ac rgt seven-day forecast, so, again, tomorrow morning well see grnd the morningours we may see spotty hours but don't expect widespread wet weather tomorrow. even get some partial clearing. friday and saturday, it turns mild. high temperatures by saturday will be in the upper 70s inland, low to mid-seventies around the bay. on monday -- sunday, rather, it cools down a bit. showers redevelop and continue into monday sort of wet and breezy on monday. and then tuesday and wednesday of next week we get drying out again. we keep getting the pattern of two days of rain. two days of sunny skies, two days of rain. it's okay. >> at least we goat the little break in between. >> it's nice yeah. >> thanks spencer. >>> okay. >>> a fan goes to the extremes to get trl swift's attention. why it didn't work the way he wanted. >>> and a rookie for the lakers. this is unbelievable. proving age is just a number. his inspirationa (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door

tee on the par 3, look at the bounce he gets on number 7. this is also an ace. goes down. he apparently sprained his ainge come. >> oh. >> clicks it back in a place. he is questionable. that would have been his first masters. here's tom watson two time masters champ and he becomes today the oldest ever to win this par 3 event. he is 68 years old looking spry. congratulations from the other masters, as well. we have some time to check this out. continuing on that same line, take a look at -- you talk about a blood line here, this is jack nicklaus' grandson with the golden bear doing the play-by-play on that par three event. . >> in the hole! >> whoo! >> yeah. i mean, that's a pretty proud grandpa right there. i bet you he has had some pretty serious lessons from his grandpa over the years. and a little baseball moment here. denard span the former giant with a great catch right there. what did you always hear about denard span when he was on the giants last year. he couldn't field at all. that's one of the reasons they traded him and there you go. denard span havin

avenue he came off of the redevelopment agency. see, ace is always with the origin from the beginning. i don't know how i got involved with all this politics stuff here now that i'm 64, and i'm still ready to go. any way, i was told the status -- i'm impressed with phase two because it sounds good. knock on wood, like i say, it sounds good. i'm going to hold my comments back until i sit down because there's a lot of things you're going to have to point out to me. it's a lot more than five points, because i do a lot of pointing, too, case in point. i'm not going to do that today, because we've got things to do. we're going to talk later. all these afo's, cao's, i know them all, but i'm still little a-c-e. i'm 64, i've got kids in their 40's and 30's, and i've got grand kids, and i've got great grand kids. a lot of people get up here and speak, and they don't even have kids. they're not going to be around, but that's okay. but here's the thing. when everybody starts they thipg, they better stay in their lane, because ace is on the patrol. i k

first step. >> sreenivasan: the prnt has also been on the defensive about scott fruit and the challenges sheg ac epa, this weekend he came out urth a tweet and read it quickly, while sy spending was somewhat moore than his aredecessor, scott pruitt received the d threats because of his -- while saving billions, travel expses okay, scott is doing a great job. in the length of one tweet, there is at least half dozen inaccuracies there, but doesn't even matter? >> the coduct that scott pruitt is under fire for is exactly the kind of conduct th conservatives say that's what big government swmp by bureaucrats do, tripling the security sta and wanting a bullet proof desk and asking the security detail to run sirens so you can get to restaurant on time and moving that security guy out when he won't do it. s whebody is on your side, the conduct looks much more defensible than than if that guy were on the other side of the political divide and that is true across the board. >> sreenivasan: jeff greenfield, thanks so much. > >> this is pbs newshour weekend, sunday. >> sreenivasan: it's been almost three w

stands up and artifacts are found sometimes arrest this was the tree that the native people calm for the acs that had a high food value the acorns were fatally off the trees in september but they would come up prosecute the foothills and were recipe the same as the people that came to camp camp is celebrating it's 90th year and the indians were up here for 4 thousand we see every day of them in the grinding rocks around the camp we have about 15 grinding sites in came so it was a major summer report area for the 92 hawks. >> through there are signs that prosperity were in the area it was not until the early part of the century with the 76 began the construction of damn in helpfully a say mill was billed open the left hand of the math for the construction by which lake was used to float logs needed for the project at the same time the yosemite park and company used the other side of the camp to house tourists interesting in seeing the national park and the constructions of damn when the u son damn was completed many of the facilities were not needed then the city of san francisco donated the

the man ac on this stage is an ultraconservative who doesn't like public concerts. he tries to tear down the band spanner. there was another incident in a town 30 kilometers away. an iranian m musician based d in paris tells us what happened. >> there w was a concert by a fk group. there were t thousands of people but then suddenly someone cut the electricicity to the whole town.. >> they don't have a problem with any particular type of music. it's more a question of if you -- of whom the musicians are. sometimes the group plays really bad music with terrible lyrics. decide tothey will ban a group of traditional musicians. it depends on the identity of the musicians. they only want to see people they approve of. thesete of all of obstacles iranian musicians work really hard to keep playing. i congratulate them. >> you can get in touch with us via facebook, whatsapp and email. and please visit our website from our worldwide network of france 24. >> it's a crisp winter morning on the canals of northern france. along the icy banks said a string of barges that appears to

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washington. >> [inaudible] silly hall and it's ace on the case. because it's ace washington. george washington was my great, great, great, great, great grandfather and if he knew what y'all was doing to a guy that looked like mr. magoo, he would roll over in his grave. let me just say one thing. we at the beginning stage so i want all y'all to relax. i'm going to support you. ok? some more than others. because some of those people in that promise, i got big problems with history. it is not about it read something. it's something that i encountered as a black individual, as a black man, as an activist in the south side, west side visiting over to the southeast because it's all in one place. and it's probably going down on both sides. but what i'm most upset, appalled about, is y'all constant delivery doing the same old thing you've been doing five, 10, 15, 20, 30, 40, 50 years ago! i'm talking about the beginning, the beginning of the redevelopment as we know it. by the way, a footnote. david chiu, you know what he trying to do? trying to bring rede

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probably had the windows open last night, maybe even a few fans if you weren't ready to click on the actemperatures this morning in the low 50s from concord to danville. it's 50 in san francisco. 54 in mountain view. 55 in san jose. 54 los gatos and 45 in half moon bay. a little fog out 10:00 today, check it out. all in the 60s to near 70 except at the coast. half moon bay, 57 degrees. that's where the changes arrive today. little breezy and once again, numbers held down there. 60 at 2:00. elsewhere, in the low to mid-70s around the bay. low 80s inland and 7:00 we're still in the 60s and 70s except the breezy winds at the coast will continue to keep it cool there. so we'll talk about how long this trend lasts and when we'll see cooler days. in fact, all these numbers once again five to ten degrees above average and a look at the week ahead just moments away. chris? >> lisa, thanks. developing news. the islamic state group claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing in afghanistan that killed 48 people and injured 112 others. officials say a suicide bomber struck a voter registration ce