in over the line. his goal tied the game late in the third period.um by alexander steen, back out to neutral ice. >> pierre: that's a long shift. the defense can't get ut off. yoip through neutral ice. along the boards. ales hemsky sends it across. goligoski. shot blocked by his own man, antoine roussel. a breakout. vladimir tarasenko moving up on klingbe klingberg. a power move, blocker down by niemi and a penalty is called. >> pierre: the fellas in the studio were talking about tarasenko and how he's had little influence in this game. he just came right down the right-wing side of things. jaden schwartz wins a one-on-one battle. working on john klingberg. gives him his back, drives to the net, gets a shot on goal. klingberg holding on. klingberg gets the penalty. watch the strength of tarasenko. he still manages to get a shot. if you're the st. louis blues, the saying is you just have to do it right once. if you're the dallas stars, buckle up and pound it out. >> john: they have done it right once on the power play goal late in the first period. ta

in over the line. his goal tied the game late in the third period.um by alexander steen, back out to neutral ice. >> pierre: that's a long shift. the defense can't get ut off. yoip through neutral ice. along the boards. ales hemsky sends it across. goligoski. shot blocked by his own man, antoine roussel. a breakout. vladimir tarasenko moving up on klingbe klingberg. a power move, blocker down by niemi and a penalty is called. >> pierre: the fellas in the studio were talking about tarasenko and how he's had little influence in this game. he just came right down the right-wing side of things. jaden schwartz wins a one-on-one battle. working on john klingberg. gives him his back, drives to the net, gets a shot on goal. klingberg holding on. klingberg gets the penalty. watch the strength of tarasenko. he still manages to get a shot. if you're the st. louis blues, the saying is you just have to do it right once. if you're the dallas stars, buckle up and pound it out. >> john: they have done it right once on the power play today. troy brouwer scoring the t

areas. >> so this slide lays out the 6 goals we decided to focus on i'll spend a lot of time on the details on each one so the first goal around reliability and assess this goal maintaining the service level to our customers and perform our core communications as efficiently and a as possible and apply the asset practices consistent so we can manage the risk or failure and make the decisions in a cooperated and strategic fashion and obviously about make sure the sfpuc can provide for urban certainties as we think about major priorities we don't call out the capital improvement and the water system in the plan those infrastructure projects are under this goal as we upgrade our system the water enterprise is a way in addressing obviously one with the level of goals and obviously forbids the service our organization of excellence addresses how to institutionalize and approve the efficiency we want to consistently look at the best practices and areas that are prioritized are health and safety and customer service both core values for the technology to approve effectiveness much of the w

. >> that is the short term goal. what does st. look like like 5 years out? >> 5 years out, i don't know if i thought that far. we want as many people signed up for super green as possible. our green renewable content will rise over the year jz i'll let him comment how fast it will rise but we are at 35 and that is on going to go up. we want to get as quickly as possible where the only product is 100 percent renewable energy or have different types of 100 renewable so that is long term or medium goals. >> commissioner crews. >> thank you so much. thank you for mr. herns and shin for your information and sharing that with me. i don't want to get too in the weeds but excited to hear about next steps what is the communication plan look like? >> i did allude to some of the items earlier. we will partner with department of environment to do door to door on the grounds outreach. we have begin pivots to district 5 and 8 for enrollment and reached out to all the neighborhood groups and merchant groups to make sure we getoon t

the early goal made by the youngster jonathon. back with first ever top goal for jordan. in the end both sides made do with a point apiece. it is much changed. liverpool maintains momentum. >> chance to make some real history by winning the club's first major trophy. >> gets it away. still pushing for more goals. . just a little too much. when the game is played. yellow card here. no wasting time. >> wins a free kick and so happy to keep possession from here. >> well done. couldn't find it. if they chip one in to the corner for winston reid. no there's no one in the box. adam ended up tackling himself. manzini, away, winston reid. charlie adam conceded a free kick. and west ham will have one last opportunity to try fashion and equalizer. >> what a foul. adam come racing across. used his frame to find winston reid. cue for darin randall, as well. can they hang on in this closing moments in the final day of the season? eight targets, very deep in towards randolph and he's put it wide. free of the far post. i'm surprised he went for i

so the goal is to look at all the goals look at the 19 measures where the context of all the combishth lens and also the strategies the strategies at the bottom are really about systems change so what we're asking folks to think about is how to look at the different measures within the context of these system change efforts from the prospective how are we holy ourselves audible and corroborating the - are we looking at how we're cooperating and take into account our rows and who to look at data and improve practice and share the resources when it comes to training a lot of great 0 pockets of staff training around trauma and different pockets around the city and silos we are encouraging folks how to have a citywide training around trauma and in all the different measures that's the basic overview the first deliciously we want to give an update and the next area is the 5 year plan i'll let my colleague here jennifer trend give that update >> thank you as laura mentioned 4 dlieblz and two to deliver one within the first year and the second a 5 year plan so since it is approved at the end

chair protect the housing semiand strengthen goals against evictions we're commented for housing needs for all san franciscans to learn more visit highway >> good afternoon and welcome to the local agency formation commission of san francisco board of supervisors. today is may 20, 2016. this is john avalos, joined by cynthia crews and david campos. todays clerk is alisa samara. >> silence cell phones and electroning devices. speaker cards should be submit today the clerk. >> like to announce and thank sfgtv staff broadcasting the meeting, jim smith and phil jackson. we don't have to do roll call, right? >> no, you stated who is here. >> we are here accept for commissioner mar. do we need a motion to excuse commissioner mar? motion by commissioner crews and seconded by commissioner com pose >> iletm 2 approval the lafco minutes from april 22, regular meeting. >> any changes or comments on the minutes? seeing none we'll knose to public comment. we'll close public comment and motion-- commissioner crews to approve the minutes and second and take that without objection. >> we need a second

. >> that is the short term goal. what does st. look like like 5 years out? >> 5 years out, i don't know if i thought that far. we want as many people signed up for super green as possible. our green renewable content will rise over the year jz i'll let him comment how fast it will rise but we are at 35 and that is on going to go up. we want to get as quickly as possible where the only product is 100 percent renewable energy or have different types of 100 renewable so that is long term or medium goals. >> commissioner crews. >> thank you so much. thank you for mr. herns and shin for your information and sharing that with me. i don't want to get too in the weeds but excited to hear about next steps what is the communication plan look like? >> i did allude to some of the items earlier. we will partner with department of environment to do door to door on the grounds outreach. we have begin pivots to district 5 and 8 for enrollment and reached out to all the neighborhood groups and merchant groups to make sure we getoon t

. >> that is the short term goal. what does st. look like like 5 years out? >> 5 years out, i don't know if i thought that far. we want as many people signed up for super green as possible. our green renewable content will rise over the year jz i'll let him comment how fast it will rise but we are at 35 and that is on going to go up. we want to get as quickly as possible where the only product is 100 percent renewable energy or have different types of 100 renewable so that is long term or medium goals. >> commissioner crews. >> thank you so much. thank you for mr. herns and shin for your information and sharing that with me. i don't want to get too in the weeds but excited to hear about next steps what is the communication plan look like? >> i did allude to some of the items earlier. we will partner with department of environment to do door to door on the grounds outreach. we have begin pivots to district 5 and 8 for enrollment and reached out to all the neighborhood groups and merchant groups to make sure we getoon t

davis with a litigation lawyer and april from galileo she will be going to uc san diego with the goal to be an interpreter and walberg with the career to be a doctor and nurse practitioner and school of arts going to bloushg with the career goal to be a special education teacher. >> (clapping.) >> we have lisa from galileo high school going to usf majoring in political science to be a community lawyer and last but not least sherry to be a chinese educator i wanted to acknowledge that this year more than any other year we've had a lot of scholarship recipient with career goals into education we want to commend give a second suggestion we do need homegrown teachers and recognition from the district. >> (clapping.) >> thank you and congratulations and we have all your names we want you to come back and be a teacher superintendent. >> they'll have their resumes and good we'll be ready for them. >> (clapping.) >> for all the students to be a career goal of a teacher we have dibs on oh, you a contract first. >> we'll hold you to that. >> thank you take and congratulations the association of

the commission for the ssip endorsed and the flooding this is the goal in green and gray for the infrastructure and the level of service we're striving for the construction for a 5 year storm duration with 6 inches of rain with a correspondence of 5 years how does this relate to other cities nationally on this slide new york city and chicago and philadelphia and seattle and kansas city missouri they use the 5 year storm criteria for a combined system in sacramento there is a small portion of the city had has a combined system right now they're working torts the intern of minute missing flooding in the 5 year storm of a major capital project a final goal and a 10 year storm where typography is different from san francisco ball shaped with a flat bottom that has a greater risk of flooding with 24 shape but san francisco is hike a mountain and flooding is in the historic waterways. >> whether or not new developments can impact i have two slides you'll talk about the commissioned or contributions so storming run off from large areas is the culprit when it co

. >> that is the short term goal. what does st. look like like 5 years out? >> 5 years out, i don't know if i thought that far. we want as many people signed up for super green as possible. our green renewable content will rise over the year jz i'll let him comment how fast it will rise but we are at 35 and that is on going to go up. we want to get as quickly as possible where the only product is 100 percent renewable energy or have different types of 100 renewable so that is long term or medium goals. >> commissioner crews. >> thank you so much. thank you for mr. herns and shin for your information and sharing that with me. i don't want to get too in the weeds but excited to hear about next steps what is the communication plan look like? >> i did allude to some of the items earlier. we will partner with department of environment to do door to door on the grounds outreach. we have begin pivots to district 5 and 8 for enrollment and reached out to all the neighborhood groups and merchant groups to make sure we getoon t

this thereis a lot of great work done there and in the prior transportation plan and the goals up on the screen still stands true today. we just moving forward addressing them bet squr helping at the local level and have this more competitive for state and federal funds when they materialize. we are building a strong foundation there are changes. the other principles deal with what i call tweaking at the margin to responds since [inaudible] the first is we want to embrace city and agency initiatives that are passed since then that are focused supporting equity, affordability and traffic safety. the vision zero policy is really key. the third principle is simp low going through and updating things that changed with projects. we had cost increase, which is always isn't the best story but many projects that secured funds we didn't anticipate bh wh [inaudible] was approved so we want to update and get a sense of our needs. we had more clarly on the key regional asks which are priorities ranging from cal train electrification project to bart request for contributions from alameda san franc

areas. >> so this slide lays out the 6 goals we decided to focus on i'll spend a lot of time on the details on each one so the first goal around reliability and assess this goal maintaining the service level to our customers and perform our core communications as efficiently and a as possible and apply the asset practices consistent so we can manage the risk or failure and make the decisions in a cooperated and strategic fashion and obviously about make sure the sfpuc can provide for urban certainties as we think about major priorities we don't call out the capital improvement and the water system in the plan those infrastructure projects are under this goal as we upgrade our system the water enterprise is a way in addressing obviously one with the level of goals and obviously forbids the service our organization of excellence addresses how to institutionalize and approve the efficiency we want to consistently look at the best practices and areas that are prioritized are health and safety and customer service both core values for the technology to approve effectiveness much of the w

brown charges the goal. go ties it up.t this one will go to over time mat collins, the game is over. maryland wins. they move onto the national title where they will face north carolina. the cope a america tournament has been contested by teams from south, central america formeri several years, but never has a a tournament with america in the game taken place in america i until this year. they were under the likes of argentina and brazil. host country chill lee last year. three goals in 22 national team appearances. that's make that four.hat one of two goals for start a today. usa up one nil. free kick for usa. michael bradley, his second assist this time. 2-nothing us. now up three-nothing. 17 year old christian poll ch co international goal, the youngest goal scorer in you us history. ua wins 4-nothing. next week cope a america is on fox. rodriquez an colombia. col the other side costa rica versus your guy.uy. were you referring to johnny he combs as juan combs? juan.. i think johnny. he said there he combs

goal. down to seven minutes left. case i rhys, brings navy win one. he led the mids with five goals. they fall to brown 11 to 1067891 the redskins start otas this week, three days where the team is back together after an off of first round pick josh docks on.h in the interim kirk cousins says he and the team have beenee working on basically everything. i'm just trying to become their quarterback in every way.

the goal, the mayor wants to meet with the money. >>> voting in a pay raise for bay area teenagers, the school -- teachers, the bay area talking about a 12% raise. >>> and drought restrictions what that will mean? >> some parts 10 degrees warmer than yesterday and it will continue to warm. details on your forecast high for wednesday. >>> fox news has declared donald trump to be the winner on the republican side and democrats bernie sanders and hillary clinton are battling it out. she had the early lead of the returns and right now the numbers are just updated and essentially it is a tie at 45%. each of them but analysts due expect bernie sanders will take west virginia. 29 delegates at state but they are handed out proportionately, he won't be able to close the gap before he goes onto win west virginia. >> the latest on the wildfire. officials say it will be two weeks until 80,000 evacuates can return home. the massive wildfire in alberta province has destroyed 2400 buildings. 85 to 90% of the city of fort mcmurray was saved due to the efforts of fire crews. the wildfire has burned more

they took the lead on a goal and seconds later the again take advantage.rama ensues in the third.. you have tying the game at three. a huge lead and overtime necessary but a second chance to score now done as pittsburgh takes game 6 4-three. >>> there is actually loyalty in major league baseball. despite the ups and downs over the past 6 seasons, the nationals show their trust and he showed his loyalty. he will be in dc for the foreseeable future to the tune of a 7 years extension. he could possibly have made more money in free agency but wanted to put all of this behind him and make sure his family was taken care of.>> talking to my wife and my mom and dad, the biggest thing is we tried to see what our life goals are outside of baseball. i think the city gives us a tremendousor accomplish those things. >> here is a familiar sight, bryce harper getting want. but here's one, brian zimmerman connecting with the baseball finally making them pay, he was the only one. they drop their game 5-4 ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps t

to advance th the goals and secs manipulated some of the most important civil rights laws in the country. the americans with disabilities act. i was sued for allegations in the violations at my hotel in atlanta. i was supposed to think a guest in my hotel was denied service area i contacted the general manager to learn the plaintiff never stayed at our hotel nor is there any evidence that he or his attorney visited the property. the claims and complaints were vague and general and among several issues he stated a failure to provide accessible entry. my swimming pool had been closed since the day i purchased it. it's empty and covered with a tarp. was i being sued for providing entry to a part that has always been closed to the public? i found out that the suit nearly 100 businesses and each one is almost identical. in fact the same plaintiffs and the same attorneys and my father with the same complaint as one of his hotels. it's clear they have no desire to stand the properties and the attorneys are using him as a proxy. i can either fight the suit, subject line employees and families to

this thereis a lot of great work done there and in the prior transportation plan and the goals up on the screen still stands true today. we just moving forward addressing them bet squr helping at the local level and have this more competitive for state and federal funds when they materialize. we are building a strong foundation there are changes. the other principles deal with what i call tweaking at the margin to responds since [inaudible] the first is we want to embrace city and agency initiatives that are passed since then that are focused supporting equity, affordability and traffic safety. the vision zero policy is really key. the third principle is simp low going through and updating things that changed with projects. we had cost increase, which is always isn't the best story but many projects that secured funds we didn't anticipate bh wh [inaudible] was approved so we want to update and get a sense of our needs. we had more clarly on the key regional asks which are priorities ranging from cal train electrification project to bart request for contributions from alameda san franc

casey reese with the fifth goal of the game. and the middies are within one. and high drama. time winding down. they turn it over. and brown is able to run out the clock. and navy falls just short. and brown will face maryland in the semis after the 11-10 win. >>> basketball. if you are the wizards, you are watching the nba playoffs, going how in the heck did we not make it, especially nt of the playoffs last year. toronto's advance to the east finals, somehow, and down 2-0 in a must-win against cleveland tonight. >>> basketball fans. they're in toronto. they call that jurassic park.

what is the goal? to serve the american people. what is the goal? to get the biggest bang for your buck. and that is the reason health care is a mess. it is frozen. there are people all over the place, if they could take a screwdriver and fine tune it, but you can't. >> [ inaudible question ]. >> what's your tame on that take on that? >> number one, your question is did i know that? no. number two, let's look -- because i now have checked to find out what was going on. number -- here is what happened. people -- we had 50 states, offices all over 50 states, manned by self-selected volunteers and someone would call dallas and say charlie is stealing money. in order to comply with the federal election rules, we would check it out and it was just false signal. and then we would have a situation, saying gee, we have a fellow out here in a county in an obscure area that your county coordinator that has done three terms in jail. well, we would have to check that out. 90% of the contact for that firm, most of the effort with that firm was providing security

we are working towards the goal of having everyone cured. >> while it's instrumental in the healing process, true stars shine brightest on days like this. >> best day ever right? >> kids want to be kids and want to play and this is how many kids are here despite what is happening. >>> a small medical company is helping military families stay connected. mother nurture ultrasound is giving soldier a chance to see their child. they will log on with a secure website and see the baby's heartbeat and more. they came up with the idea half her husband was deployed while she was for example nants. >> wishing i had the opportunity to do that, i knew immediately it was something i wanted to provide for other families out there. >> the company will also put a recording of the baby's heartbeat inside a teddy bear and ship that to fathers overseas. >> that is nice. >>> the team is out working on news stories beginning tonight at 4:00. lets go to alicia vitarelli with a look ahead. >> reporter: hey guys, coming up today at 4:00, a violent case of road rage is caught on camera in florida. video you don't w

chair protect the housing semiand strengthen goals against evictions we're commented for housing needs for all san franciscans to learn more visit highway to the meeti ethics commission for may 23, 2016. i will call the roll. commissioner hayon, here. commissioner andrews, here. commissioner keane, here. commissioner chiu, here. all present and accounted for. item number 2, public comment on matters appearing or not appearing on the agenda and make the same caution that if you intend to make a specific comment on a specific agenda, i appreciate if we hold those until we get to that agenda but you are free to do as you wish. >> i'm bob [inaudible] i'm leer as a member and also spokes person for the informal association known as friends of ethics. last week a public polling of california completed a polling about ethics commission and potential ethics matters happening in the city. i want to give you brief summary of some the results. it was a simple bakers dozen of question squz people can say yes, punch 1, 2, no, 3, i don't know or 4, i don't care. the one i want to mention that i thin

. >> that is the short term goal. what does st. look like like 5 years out? >> 5 years out, i don't know if i thought that far. we want as many people signed up for super green as possible. our green renewable content will rise over the year jz i'll let him comment how fast it will rise but we are at 35 and that is on going to go up. we want to get as quickly as possible where the only product is 100 percent renewable energy or have different types of 100 renewable so that is long term or medium goals. >> commissioner crews. >> thank you so much. thank you for mr. herns and shin for your information and sharing that with me. i don't want to get too in the weeds but excited to hear about next steps what is the communication plan look like? >> i did allude to some of the items earlier. we will partner with department of environment to do door to door on the grounds outreach. we have begin pivots to district 5 and 8 for enrollment and reached out to all the neighborhood groups and merchant groups to make sure we getoon t

the goal is to get 150 people involved. reporting live along the river trail i'm andrea clin-thomas, nbc 10 news. >>> a rainy night across the area and still coming down in some spots. this is a live look at citizens bank park. the phillies managed to play through. here is the nbc 10 first alert neighborhood forecast and people could run into minor flooding in the next few hours? >> it has been a rainy night. here is a look at the center city skyline. it has been cloudy and foggy and been rainy. so much so we have a flood advisory through 1:00 in the morning. what this means is where we see the green shading we have picked up an inch to inch and a half of rainfall. let's look at the totals here where you see the blue is where we are seeing the heaviest rain in the last couple hours. but an inch to inch and a half here on either side of the i-95 corridor. we are looking at additional rainfall as we have plenty of green across the radar. you can see the darker shading along the philadelphia area extending north and westward wh

if that's the goal, to fix the problem, put the business on notice. if the business doesn't respond to this notice within 60 days, lawsuit commence. if the business then doesn't fix the problem within 120 days -- and i think that could be worked on how many days -- file the lawsuit. that does not prohibit the citizen from filing, getting their day in court. but if we want to fix the problem, let's fix the problem. it also allows for arbitration if the sides want to arbitrate. it's not required under the law. it's voluntary and it also require that's the justice department come up with some very working with the industry and the people in the a.d.a. community, different models on how they can educate all businesses throughout the country on what the a.d.a. says and how they can comply with the law as it is written. so that is what this legislation is, it's to put them on notice, fix the problem, get it a.d.a. compliant. it's not to really allow for these frivolous lawsuits to be -- the money going to i think the attorneys rather than fixing the problem

the primary goal of the a.d.a. frankly, i think the legislation that we're talking about today is misunderstood. there's actually quite a bit of agreement related to the legislation. as mr. buckland noted, people with disabilities don't want more lawsuits, they want more accessibility. frankly, we couldn't agree more. we all share the goal of more accessibility. we want full compliance, we want it faster, with less cost, and we want more resources, not less, devoted to improving accessibility. as an industry, our interests are aligned with the goals of the a.d.a. first of all and foremost, it's the right thing to do. many of us have had the experience the challenges faced by family and friends who are disabled. second, it's in our economic best interest to do so. there's a fundamental misunderstanding and misconception that businesses don't support or want to comply with the a.d.a. let me be very clear. more people visiting our shopping centers and properties is a good thing. we work with our ten abilities exhausti

but, we believe that the stated goals can be met with different alternatives. their solutions are way too rubber stamped and simplistic and hidden under the guise of safety, not real safety. one issue we asked about is no left turns. had answer we got is left turns are more dangerous than right turns, vision zero says so. we totally agree with that. >> thank you very much. another time. alright, any other members that like to comment on this item? seeing none public comment is closed. we are on to the 10th item which is general public comment. this allows members to address--what? >> okay. no commissioner comments. >> i have a question. >> you have a comment on this item? >> so, no feedback to the sfmta or next steps? >> if i-i agree with the red striping. it does create like a railroad system but it is right turns. that is really the sticking point. if you can really in honesty look at that and address that if you look at it it starts traffic jam up too crescent like today i was on mission and had to go through brunal heights, i don't want to say it on public b

the goals of the hearing are simple. to raise awareness in scope and scale of dyslexia, to increase awareness of what precisely dyslexia is as defined by science and to highlight the importance of early identification of those who were dyslexic and giving these children the necessary evidence-based resources needed to succeed in school and beyond. there are great schools for children with dyslexia, almost all of which are private. you can afford the 10 to $50,000 a year, a family's options are limited. if the business less wealthy, quite likely they cannot afford to have their child perhaps that is the one thing that should be taken. there's a correlation between your ability to have your child's needs accommodated and your wealth. that's not good. we've heard testimony from governor scott the superintendents and school administrators that screening for dyslexia is not happening. this despite the fact we were here at the achievement gap between a dyslexic in typical reader is evident as early as first grade in the cap co

that's the goal on the battlefield right now. emains a very distant goal right now, wolf. >> general, you saw what happened over the weekend. hundreds, if not a few thousand shiite protesters storm the so-called green zone in baghdad. they stormed the iraqi parliament, took over. they left on their own, but they could go back anytime. this is where the u.s. embassy has its diplomats. it's supposed to be a secure area. it's pretty alarming when you see what's going on inside the iraqi capital right now. >> it is, wolf. it's extremely disturbing. and assad interfered with the march forward on several occasions in the past. what's interesting though is i wouldn't lump them all into shia militia. this is saader's group and they have more intense ties with iran. they are pushing alabadi to move faster. he has some plans. it's not moving fast enough. what is most interesting about what happened this weekend is on sunday, he told him to leave. and they did. this is not normal for the mi millitia. get the parliamentaries back or i'll be b

know 4 months have a job ready course or it is such an intensive casework family interactive prose the goalow many families got out of poverty we're engaged with signed a contract but we have an measure with the dependent family we'll be working with that person or firm only one person to identify the metrics both at the family level and but also the progressive level and dialoguing with our partners in health more than just in comes and outcomes health of the parents and child that is a process again, we just launched project 5 hundred and haven't gold the first family but those are the things i'm certainly in any presentation in june walk through some of the significant benchmarks and indicators performance measurements so far all the programs. >> that's correct i would be personally kind of interested to go dope and didn't have to be necessarily it would be just my office. >> i'll be happy to. >> clearances any other questions or comments if i'm not mistaken we'll call up homeless. >> through the committee sam dodge or department of children, youth, and families executed up as well we'll

we contacted sfpd and gave us this statement, we respect george gasson's panel and share the goals. the findings echo much of ms. gascon's testimony before the panel. we look forward to the report and forwarding the department of justice for their consideration and we reached out to san francisco police officer association that says george gascon report is biased and illegitimate. gascon handpicked his panel and refuses to hear from witnesses that disagree with him. once again the judges want to stress that the report is not din. this is just some of the findings and the findings came from the law firms that gave those findings in turn to the judges. they still have hundreds of things to go through. they expect a final report to umm can in the next few weeks and when that comes the debate will start once again. right now frank and julie we will go back inside here because there is a lot of things being said. public comments at this time. also i will make sure we have that for you on our 7:00 newscast and online and at the 10:00 newscast. >>> ktvu has learned that a 19- year-old arres

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to advance the corrupt goal. that manipulate one of the important civil rights laws in our country, americans with disabilities act. i was recently sued for allegations of ada at my hotel in atlanta. i was surprised to think that a guest at my hotel was denied service. i contacted the general manager to learn that the plaintiff had never actually stayed at our hotel, nor was there any evidence that he or his attorney visited the property. the claims were extremely vague and general. among several issues he stated a failure to ro vied -- provide entry. my swimming at hotel has been closed since the day i purchased it. it is empty and covered with a tarp, providing for failing to provide entry to a part of my hotel that has been close today the public. . it is clear. and that the attorneys are using him as a proxy. i now have two options, i can either fight the suit, subject my business, employees, families, the months of intrusion and litigation and pay thousands of dollars in defense fees or i can settle with the

the goal is to get them to economic self-sufficiency. the average time in the program is five years. >> she came to the us in 2001 >> she came to the us in 2100 was expensive and in order to help her husband and cover the rent she said she would start this restaurant and cooking in the kitchen of her home. >> she came here because rickety was too small. >> things are done differently in mexico. she had to learn a lot.>> she learned and this month, nine years after she first found space she is ready to open a new joy. >> her brand-new restaurant is almost ready to open and she gave us a tour showing us poor people will be working and eating. these are the stories that they love to tell from caterers to restaurants to package food.>> big names come out of luck casino -- success comes one step at a time but every year for many of these businesses carnivale is considered a big step. it's a wonderful place that many entrepreneurs launch a business out of. every carnivale will have a few entrepreneurs that will have a booth at carnivale and oft

funds to advance important goals, including the fair housing goals. and so i think the lee 3897 is -- i know because i know the senator who is proposing it, that it's well-intentioned and the intention my might be not to put too many burdens and obligations on the shoulders of local planning officials or cities or counties, but as somebody who's been a mayor and been in that spot, guidance is helpful. and i actually think this guidance gives clarity in an area where before the guidance there was some confusion, and i think the guidance strikes the right balance. that's why i don't know when exactly this is going to be called for a vote. i gather soon. but i just wanted to take the floor and hearken back to the days before i ever knew i'd be in politics and i was representing people who desperately needed to just be treated equally to everybody else when this came to their housing. this h.u.d. regulation really furthers that goal in a positive way, and i think we should not eliminate it by accepting lee 3897. for that reason, i will encourage my colleag

to avoid mortgaging the lives of our children and to achieve the goal we have set for ourselves. thatong continued taxes are only little below the confiscatory level will destroy free government. today staggering federal expenditures for civil and military purposes have word to the coverond attention of individuals. in a world threatened by war a great portion of these is inescapable. we would stand helpless before the threat that hovers over the free world. but because necessary expenditures are so great it he comes doubly necessary to see that waste, duplication and extravagance are eliminated. [applause] these are the engines which propelled the budget from a reasonable ceiling to a fantastic height. they must eliminated. in particular our entire arms program must be under constant scrutiny that not one dollar be spent without full value received. armament of its nature is sterile. investment inses bankruptcy. gradual absorption by the central government of functions that belong to local communities and to individuals. bureausling and costly that spring out of this prospect are

the commission for the ssip endorsed and the flooding this is the goal in green and gray for the infrastructure and the level of service we're striving for the construction for a 5 year storm duration with 6 inches of rain with a correspondence of 5 years how does this relate to other cities nationally on this slide new york city and chicago and philadelphia and seattle and kansas city missouri they use the 5 year storm criteria for a combined system in sacramento there is a small portion of the city had has a combined system right now they're working torts the intern of minute missing flooding in the 5 year storm of a major capital project a final goal and a 10 year storm where typography is different from san francisco ball shaped with a flat bottom that has a greater risk of flooding with 24 shape but san francisco is hike a mountain and flooding is in the historic waterways. >> whether or not new developments can impact i have two slides you'll talk about the commissioned or contributions so storming run off from large areas is the culprit when it co

goals. then in the second, kyle netted two goals of his own. one short handed. jones was pulled after that. the sharks scored three late goals, but it was too little too late. the blues win, 6-3 and even the series at two games a piece. the warriors left as the conference finals shift to chesapeake. game three is tomorrow just after 5:00 with the series tied at one game a piece. okc has home court advantage. >> from the jump. you have to be ready to not only master it, but go way beyond it. if you master that, you lose. you have to be way above the level when you are on the road to win the road. >> to baseball, cubs/giants, bottom three. posey entered batting .171 with batters in scoring position. a two-run blast. the fifth homer of the season. the giants go on to win, 5-3. meanwhile, in oakland, the as drop their third straight game. that's it for sports. more news after the break. >>> you don't see this every day. >> no. it's a good thing. >> that's right. 65,000 fuel tank headed to the science center. crews started moving it after midnight when they hoped they

it left just about an hour ago from the moffett field, and we have our reporter to talk about the next goal for the pilots. >> reporter: as we watch this take off, it was very quiet and peaceful, unexpected without noise, very graceful as it made its ascent from the moffett field. here is the video of what the solar impulse 2 look-alike as it was departing, and this is in the early morning hours. it always takes off in the morning when the winds are calm. there are two pilots that fly in it, alternating because the cockpit will only fit one. there is a live feed from inside the plane, so anyone from around the world can check in and experience this historic trip. in a ride from a white, and here for about a week in mountain view. we asked the pilot if it was difficult to be that air, the trip from hawaii to mountain view took three days to get here. >> if you have the right mindset, you had the innocent feeling, and also when you are over the ocean. you think that the cockpit is small, and maybe not as floatable as something else. and outside -40 celsius, you get very happy inside the cockp

the goal is to get to 400 miles per hour in only 2 seconds. the final top speed, believe it or not, is expected to be 750 miles per hour. now, the company's founder says the test shows the technology already in use by high speed mag trains can be used more cheaply. their goal is to have a full test of the sled in a tube by the end of the year, and passengers by 2021. >>> three separate car bombs killed 93 people in baghdad on wednesday. isis has claimed responsibility for all three of those attacks. this marks the deadliest day for the capital this year. the largest attack came in a crowded outdoor market, where 63 people were killed, including multiple brides to be who were getting ready for their weddings. blaming it on political bickering. it comes after a month shiite parliament building, the u.s. has condemned the attacks. >>> meanwhile, james comey says fewer americans joining isis, that, the power of the extremist group has diminished in the united states. >>> a new twist in the case involving the deadly attack on a planned parenthood fa

that epa accepted that then they discovered they could do it for 40 percent less and still meet the goals but the epa refuses to open the issue so as a result people will pay hundreds of thousands of dollars a year in extra utility cost and people don't have the disposable income just because the epa will not reopen the process to allow the city to do more efficiently so if you talk about regulation stifling economies as a presidential candidate you should know candidate you should know about this issue and why it cost them hundreds of millions of dollars new york that will come out of their pockets of the constituents if you talk about that as an economic argument that makes it much more personal. that is what barack obama did he learned about the communities his fabulous organization a network of people so when they talked about issues like the economy and make government work better he talked about the local issues these are the types of things when i am president that is one of the reasons people have such an emotional connection in 2008 and ride that changed in 2012. >> the states yo

brouwer, with the two power play goals. brodziak, his first career two-goal game in the playoffs. a shorthanded goal in the second period. and then, jake allen, with his third career postseason victory. troy brouwer is with pierre. >> pierre: thanks a lot, kenny. after games two and three, you sounded frustrated and looked frustrated, especially all of those pucks off of the goal posts. you got it back on the rails. how come we have a series now? >> we started playing the right way. we started playing what's been working for us all season long. getting pucks deep. trying to grind them down. we're able to get to a lead and hold it. kept doing the right things. talking after the first period. we wanted to get pucks deep. keep making the "d" men work. playing the way we play and playing the way we're comfortable playing. and it paid off tonight. >> thanks for doing this, troy. we'll see you monday for game five. >> kenny: thanks, pierre. troy brouwer, with two goals, opened the scoring early on the power play. tonight on nbc, after your late local news, it's the season finale of "satu

and the goal is to be first in line for soup. [ laughter ] so kids loved it. king of kids, this is a game looking at now younger viewers might not even understand. the game, of course, was called "telephone cord." it was a top seller. in this game you play a person on a landline phone who has to make it all the way upstairs to find a pen and a piece of paper but if you stretch the cord too far, look out, because you get snapped back to the receiver. so much fun. [ applause ] this next game -- yeah, give it up for "telephone cord." the next game we have is based on america's captivation with wall street in the 1980s. it's called "snort man." in this game you play a wall street guy who loves to snort what the game calls bank dust. the goal is to snort as much bank dust as you can, but watch out because us have to avoid the securities exchange commission agents. so much fun. and i know some of you are saying that's not snort dust, that's cocaine. well, look at the box where it very clearly says -- not cocaine. it's bank dust. it even says disclaimer. so you know i