tillie, tillie, tillie. you'll be the death of me. ? there you are, me beauty. [camel grunts] here we are, tillie. here we both are. birds of a feather. two misfits, no place to go. friend in the whole wide world. [camel grunts] >> flanagan, not only do you steal my pearlita, you steal my good horse. >> as for your horse -- wait! listen! [horn plays] that is the sound of retreat. the united states cavalry. i'm in trouble. [gunshot] [gunshot] [gunshot] [gunshot] [gunshot] >> looks likee amigo. wewead better go back to the ranch for help. >> that will be too far, but you go. as for me, i've got to go with a men. -- with the men. [camel grunts] [horn plays] ? [g[gshot] [gunshot] [gunshot] [gunshot] >> hey hey! >> captain? >> at ease. >> sergeant? >> and flanagan, you're guilty of the theft of government property and desertion. thank you, flanagan. guilty of a lack of military judgdgnt and attacking a whole tribe of indians. how is that going to look on my record? my command saved by an irishman on a camel? i would never live it dodo. the worst part of all is you ha

if you have any information about the unsolved murder of 13- year-old darling tillie call 86643 win ped 866 866-439-2683. or go to www.wral.com and search for report a tip.>> hooting and hollering you do not want to miss coming up. also the standup place that locked up the w. >> low temperatures dropping tonight as daylight saving time washington has made richard burr wealthy. we know that. burr voted himself 5 pay raises and his personal net worth increased 500%. but we're only beginning to learn how little work burr actually does. richard burr missed nearly 70% even skipping one hearing to hold a dc fundraiser with lobbyists. it's why the observer says, "burr shows himself to be a consummate washington insider who routinely puts party before country." senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. a decades-old tradition came back to life with a lot of hooting and hollering.>> [ laughter ] wow. you are listening to competitors at the first worldwide hollering festival. the crowd was also able to enjoy live music, food and tonight we learned the winner of the j

he also taught at the montessori school in schon tilly. no word on how garcia knew the 6-year-old. detectives believe there may be other victims. >> when we come back, a sense of normalize for the residents of this they are back home finally: >>> a massive heroin bust that maryland, how much police seized and where they found it. >>> plus new jersey is going from having some of the cheapist gas to some of the most expensive, the reason that goes into effect tomorrow. >>> as we head to break, we continue celebrating halloween. so cute. bear. use fox 5 halloween and send them in, these are adorable. northern virginia, on the issues, barbara comstock and donald trump are the same. comstock and trump promote deportation and reject any comprehensive immigration reform. both oppose background checks that keep guns from suspected terrorists. and comstock-trump were prepared to shut down the government just for politics. time for luann bennett: comprehensive immigration reform now. common sense gun safety laws. bennett tells congress: do your job. little dakota's nose was quivering in fear

tilly chang. >> thank you. i really appreciate that wonderful recommendations i really failed to thank you for your support and guidance throughout the past year it's been a tremendous honor your support made us feel your support has westbound administratively to all of us and your recommendation and your reorganization of our performance collectively. >> thank you for your work. >> is there any public comment on items four and five. >> seeing none, public comment is closed. and then we - for items - now tefrmgz of forwarding this is the 4 and 5 or just - >> (inaudible). >> okay so on item 4 again forwarding it to the be full authority yes same house, same call? that will be the order. item 5 forwarding it to the full authority with a recommendation same house, same call? without objection that will be the order. and item 6. >> item 6 instruction for new items. >> instructions seeing none, any public comment on items 6 seeing none, public comment is closed. informational item and item 7. >> general public comme

we also contacted senator thom tillis' office. they referred us to the department of administration. officials there say they simply mail the checks-- they have no authority on the timing. local school kids now have access to a brand new -- and special playground. next on rewind..find out why there's only a few playgrounds like this in the state. a ribbon- cutting for the always dream playground. it is built specifically to help children with severe disabilities find ways to play outdoors like the rest of their classmates. students from west millbrook high school got involved and built some of the equipment. lead mine elementary is one of a handful of schools across north carolina with this kind of playground. that's all the time we have for qu i really did save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. i should take a closer look at geico... geico has a long history of great savings and great service. over seventy-five years. wait. seventy-five years? that is great. speaking of great, check out these hot riffs. you like

he also taught at the montessori school in chan tilly. police say the victim was not one of his students but detectives are concerned there may be more victims. >>> what looked like an abduction was caught on camera outside of prince william county prank. the video shows someone being put in the trunk of a car by two others. this happened friday at the wood bridge wal-mart. police released the video over the weekend interfering it was a crime. after going through more surveillance video from inside the wal-mart. detectives saw all three people reenter the store about five minutes later. still trying to identity the people involved to confirm that it was a prank. >>> turning now to the forecast, here's a live look outside on this halloween night. treaters, they didn't need the heavy coats. >>> it is chilly now but some of the big kids are still out there but probably not feeling the chill. we say good-bye to halloween in the next hour. guess what else we're saying good-bye to? the month of october. as we see it leaving, we'll see november

. >> attorney robert tillis says you can't count on the cops to go after the bad guys if you get ripped off from a car deal. so you may have to hire an attorney. but doing your home work, ahead of time, choosing the right store and restoring it slowly may just be your key to owning for a budget job, experts say a realistic time frame to restore could be from 1-5 years. back to you. >>> thing is this is one of the worst initiatives to make it to the ballot. >> instead of keeping the amateurs in the home,s let's get them an avenue to do this professionally. >> prop 205 would legalize recreational arizona. but the least talked about part of the law talks about drug will be as. critics a i it'll lead to more explosions in neighborhoods. while support esay it'll bring safety through regulation. >> reporter: from fires to explosions, the effects can be devastating. a new type of drug lab is narcotic part of the plant. what's left over is an oil. >> it's more than enough to make two people high for three hours. >> these labs #??:gare volatile the highly flammable gas can pool. any spark, even

tilly chang and her department don't did i the jurisdictions one will be a national agree and the boardf supervisors. >> you're looking for article 10 or a landmark district. >> we look at two different types of investigations what you're saying article 10 and the cultural district from the board of supervisors. >> a national district okay. >> i'll look at that and maybe have more questions. >> commissioner johnson. >> thank you interesting interesting project so i will say, i think it is interesting to more more and more conversation at the commission level about some of the things we've heard about the preservation particularly how we intersect the location and the setting with a physical building which may not remain many of the characteristics at the time of the cultural significance in time so to me sxhifksz looked 1028 market street that had a focused eir i looked another project that was semi similar one 10 embarcadero to me was similar conversation the building retained very few some of the physical elements but not many of the elements that recommended it's cultural time it was

elizabeth dole, kay hagan, thom tillis, richard burr's races. the winner may win with 51% of the vote in a two way race. you've got a three way race. with a libertarian. in this race. it is possible that whoever wins will win with less than 50% of the vote, that 2010 moo ins a majority -- m majority of the people voted against him. how do you represent 100% of the people if you go into this seat with a majority of the voters having voted for someone else? >> well, i've always approached my job as a representative to represent all of the people in my jurisdiction. so that's the whole state of north carolina. and i -- i want to help people. i don't have a kind of winner take all attitude about this. when up win -- you win, your job is to represent everybody and i had that attitude. i've had republican opponents when i ran for the general assembly. and they've come to me and asked me to help their families with things. and i did that. because that's your job to represent all of the people -- >> on the core issues that are so important to you, women

tillis discovered this. >> this particular scan we're seeing with the gut does to affect the brain. >> reporter: these are brain scans of women after they ate yogurt twice a day for a month. tillish said their brains actually changed. showing the women responding more calmly to stress. >> reporter: simple pro biotics made this change? >> yogurt made this happen. >> reporter: tillish said it's unclear if it's enough to support the growing psycho biotic industry. overall cells are predicted to grow to $2.1 billion next year. promising from everything from less bloating to gas to improving your mood. >> no one has rigorously tested this. you have to be careful of anything you're taking off the shelf. >> reporter: kim doesn't mind if the science isn't there yet. >> i'm happier and everything >> reporter: enough evidence for kim that there's truth to listening to your gut. dr. john torres, nbc news alexandria, virginia. >>> we'll be right >>> let's get back to politics and another contest that could make history on tuesday. it's happening in montana where voters could elect the first nativ

tillis discovered this. >> this particular scan we're seeing with the gut does to affect the brain. >porter: these are brain scans of women after they ate yogurt twice a day for a month. tillish said their brains actually changed. showing the women responding more calmly to stress. >> reporter: simple pro biotics made this change? >> yogurt made this happen. >> reporter: tillish said it's unclear if it's enough to support the growing psycho biotic industry. overall cells are predicted to grow to $2.1 billion next year. promising from everything from less bloating to gas to improving your mood. >> no one has rigorously tested this. you have to be careful of anything you're taking off the shelf. >> reporter: kim doesn't mind if the science isn't there yet. >> i'm happier and everything else feels better, too. >> reporter: enough evidence for kim that there's truth to listening to your gut. dr. john torres, nbc news alexandria, virginia. >>> we'll be right back. >>> let's get back to politics and another contest that could make history on tuesday. it's happening in montana where voters c

. >> director tilly chang. >> good afternoon tilly chang director the county transportation authority i want to echo and join with the planning department and the public to urge your consideration the legislation has accommodation of many years of collaboration between the agencies that benefits the planning department one of the things in recognizing director graham now sarah jones and others as you may know for folks watching from home that is the final 3 car sustainability program designed to better link land use committee u land use and shaping san francisco as low impact for traffic and carbon by pga this legislation the city will effectively reduce the impact of development on the transportation system but more importantly sdooishgs of the project and does so by providing sponsors a choice of features that have been shown to encourage walking and biking and sharing the benefits cannot be overstated as the interagency know we've been tracking the policies and this transportation to demand management measure is clearly most effective and cost effective to have reduction this far a

it's mel tillis trying to reserve a hotel room. [ laughter ] the bakkers were in the news again, jim and tammy bakker. they were on "entertainment tonight," a few nights ago. did you see that? she came by my house, she said, and left me a note in the mailbox. tammy bakker! and for all the things i say about her, she comes up and she said what she really wanted in life, she wanted to get a job as a spokesperson for a cosmetics company. phew. well, she finally got it. she's going to be a spokesperson for andy granatelli's 40 weight mascara. [ cheers and applause ] are on vacation out here, and probably you are thinking about christmas shopping. you should go into beverly hills and go to rodeo drive, pick up some really great bargains there. rodeo drive in beverly hills is having their big day after thanksgiving day sale, where everything is priced 40 percent off their regular thousand percent markup. [ laughter ] have you been in some of those stores? do you shop in those stores? [ laughter ] and i said to the clerk, "how much is the beautiful tie in the window?" and he said, "can you

throughout the spring, they had senator tillis losing. it's scored a path and they were optimistic.rom september on, we showed senator tillis with an opportunity to win and lead all the way through september as early voting was coming in, as the race was beginning to unfold we still felt confident in our numbers. final pulling averages at the end had senator tillis losing and our voter show to pass the we went into election day feeling confident in north carolina. gave us the political department the confidence they needed without spending rash dollars in the final days of the campaign. in almost every state, we predicted almost every single republican pickup in 2014 and had accuracy with our turnout predictions as well. coming out coming out at 2014, our goal was to provide that baseline in all 50 states regardless of who came out of the nomination process and who was running for senate or down ballot. what it really is, what goes into a voter score is the hallmark of the data department which is the voter file. at the middle of the voter file stands every single registered voter i

aunt tillie, bleached your mustache. wonderful. dearly beloved, we are gathered here today to join this man and this woman in the holy bond of matrimony. be there anyone here who opposes this union, let them speak now or forever remain silent. the rings, please. psst. the rings. oh. talk to one another. i'll be right with you. i hope your next wedding's casual. ave a few words to say to one another. mindy... mork, when you entered my life, you brought me happiness, joy, and laughter. my love for you transcends time and space. grow with me. the best is yet to be. [ clears throat ] min... there's supposed to be more, but that's when the lady in the card shop said, "buy or get out." i don't know the right words. besides, i don't think there are enough to describe how i really feel about you. "love" is a small word, but i think it covers so much. by the power vested in me by the state of colorado, i now pronounce you husband and wife. you may kiss the bride. [ recessional plays ] oh, i can't believe it. we really got married. just thin

. >> director tilly chang. >> good afternoon tilly chang director the county transportation authority i want to echo and join with the planning department and the public to urge your consideration the legislation has accommodation of many years of collaboration between the agencies that benefits the planning department one of the things in recognizing director graham now sarah jones and others as you may know for folks watching from home that is the final 3 car sustainability program designed to better link land use committee u land use and shaping san francisco as low impact for traffic and carbon by pga this legislation the city will effectively reduce the impact of development on the transportation system but more importantly sdooishgs of the project and does so by providing sponsors a choice of features that have been shown to encourage walking and biking and sharing the benefits cannot be overstated as the interagency know we've been tracking the policies and this transportation to demand management measure is clearly most effective and cost effective to have reduction this far a

. >> she was convicted of killing arthur tillie but she was given bad advice, she never wanted to testify during a stand your ground hearing. >> he said you might as well testify, that's what he said to me. >> but it was her decision to testify and she would not have it any other way, i don't think wild horses could have kept her off the stand. >> in 2009 they argued and she so self-defense. later she changed her story claiming he shot himself. but she even went as far as staging the crime scene. >> she got next to the body and put the gun in his hand. >> he did everything coto give her the best defense possible but her lies caught up to her. >> there was a problem she had lied and lied and lied to the police. ti could the game work this gloria gomez, fox 13 news. >>> the judge did rule but he could have a decision in the next few weeks. >>> deputies say a man they were forced to shoot and killed may have killed his own mother if his brother had not stepped in. this snowballed from a call about a family disturbance in lakeland. deputies say 593-year-old john pachuik's mother called for he

. >> faith and tilly are blind, but would make fine family pets. >> she is around 10 years old. she is house trained she is sweet. >> this is marko, a 10 1/2-year-old chihuahua mix, a male terrific with children, cats and dogs, he is looking for his forever home. if you're interested in marko or any other animals visit the senior hospice website. if you would like to share your story, post the picture to the facebook page using the #6abc shelter me. we'll be featuring your stories on upcoming "shelter me rescue of the week" segments. with marko, i'm monica malpass channel 6 "action news." >> 9:26. top stories coming up next on "action news," plus, another check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers. "action news" continues are after this break. >> happening now on "action news," saturday at 9:00 a.m., down to the wire, we're days away from the presidential election and the democratic and republican candidates are setting their sites and their hopes on pennsylvania. >>> water woes, shoppers needed boats to escape the grocery store. >>> ri

that morning, his close friend john carpenter, one of the last people to see him alive, has tilly left scottsdale and flew he left he returned his rental car, a brand-new 1978 chrysler cordova. police find seven bloodstains on the inside passenger door of john carpenter's rental car. the car immediately processed by d.p.s., photographed. >> you're talking about a case in 1978 where blood typing was it. that's all you could do with blood. >> dna testing was years away. police questioned carpenter about the blood. >> the blood on my car, like i said, i don't know where that came from, and i don't know how much there was. and when you said to me, why did you kill bob crane, well, i told you all from the start that i didn't, and i would never do that. >> this was actually a tube of carpenter's blood. >> that is john carpenter's blood? >> it is. >> taken when? >> on two 1978. >> police need to know whose blood is in the car, carpenter's or crane's? if it's crane's, crane may well will the killer. >> you're going to have to do some real explaining to do, and he said, whatever. >> signed by j

this will be a challenge but i'm glad that mayor lee's office is already asked our director tillie chang along with at risk and to assess the results and explore our options going back to the voters in 2018. colleagues, as you know this be my last meeting as your transportation authority chairman. i look forward to continuing to work with you in my new capacity in the state senator in sacramento. before i go i want to thank each of you for the collaborative work we been able to get done should i want to especially thank to the vice-chairman,-our committee chairs, as well as my npc colleague david campos and others worked with me on the golden gate bridge highway and transportation district. also to commissioner yee pers chairmanship of vision zero committee and to all of our staff at transportation authority, transportation is been a focus for me over the last six years and it's been a real honor to work with rta staffed with our mta, planning department with all of her regional departments, regional partners and with all of you colleagues. i also want to give a special thanks to my staf

and as was thom tillis, the senate candidate in 2014 who defeated incumbent kay hagan. >> what do you think? either colorado or nevada, we hear. nevada, there was a very heavy hispanic turnout in early voting. >> so nevada is a place where we need a very strong day of turnout, more than in other places. but we feel really good about our infrastructure there and the fact that we beefed up our field team to plan for this after we saw some of the early returns last week. florida has really been tightening, and it's a place where hillary clinton's team felt they had to go back to colorado. i like the way you swapped them out on your board because for a while, our major path included nevada and not colorado. but we've had the luxury of late to swap them out, and the fact that we're talking about michigan, the fact that you're talking in a serious way about pennsylvania -- >> but is it -- pennsylvania is always from a presidential standpoint in my adult life that, no, not going to happen. is it different this time? >> it's different because the candidate is different. the message is about r

i want to start by saying thank you to my partner, thom tillis are, or as i call him, skippy.eennd susan tillis have available every time we've asked. they've done everything we've asked. staterom one end of the to the other. i'm grateful for the partnership that we have in the united states senate, for the work that we do in north carolina. i can honestly tell you there are no two senators from any state that were closer than tom and i do and i'm grateful for that. [applause] tonight, i am truly humbled by the support i have received from people across this state. it's an honor to be granted a third term in the united states senate. this is a victory for all those who have believed in me and who have continued to have that myce in the fact values match your values. for that, i am grateful. [applause] i've got to give a special thanks, first and foremost, to my family. their support and understanding as to why i put them through , campaigns and being around -- being away so much, is unbelievable. i could not have accomplished what i have done without the strength that i get ev

the week that giving thanks i'm grateful for mayor ed lee and senator mark leno and assembly member tilly chang to my team and volunteers our board of trustees particularly mike ourth president that the president of another company joined by tony gonzales and board president from la thank you and truly an honor to welcome the members of the press and the cultivate and business communities in 1865 alfred the specifying architect of the treasurer took a trip to san francisco ideas for a second u.s. mint the state of california was 15 years old acquired in sight for the federal government in 1868 fifth and mission was an unlikely site two wars okay a lot of bars (laughter) a few schools and some hotels chosen for the sandy soils it can bear the weight of the magnificent foundation and construction was in 1869 and finished in 1874 of $4 million in 1974 and around this time really important events changed not only the course of the building but the course of history san francisco had quarters in 1865 and across i bay the big bonanza silver streets near carson city nevada and the great chicago

this will be a challenge but i'm glad that mayor lee's office is already asked our director tillie chang along with at risk and to assess the results and explore our options going back to the voters in 2018. colleagues, as you know this be my last meeting as your transportation authority chairman. i look forward to continuing to work with you in my new capacity in the state senator in sacramento. before i go i want to thank each of you for the collaborative work we been able to get done should i want to especially thank to the vice-chairman,-our committee chairs, as well as my npc colleague david campos and others worked with me on the golden gate bridge highway and transportation district. also to commissioner yee pers chairmanship of vision zero committee and to all of our staff at transportation authority, transportation is been a focus for me over the last six years and it's been a real honor to work with rta staffed with our mta, planning department with all of her regional departments, regional partners and with all of you colleagues. i also want to give a special thanks to my staf

the week that giving thanks i'm grateful for mayor ed lee and senator mark leno and assembly member tilly to my team and volunteers our board of trustees particularly mike ourth president that the president of another company joined by tony gonzales and board president from la thank you and truly an honor to welcome the members of the press and the cultivate and business communities in 1865 alfred the specifying architect of the treasurer took a trip to san francisco ideas for a second u.s. mint the state of california was 15 years old acquired in sight for the federal government in 1868 fifth and mission was an unlikely site two wars okay a lot of bars (laughter) a few schools and some hotels chosen for the sandy soils it can bear the weight of the magnificent foundation and construction was in 1869 and finished in 1874 of $4 million in 1974 and around this time really important events changed not only the course of the building but the course of history san francisco had quarters in 1865 and across i bay the big bonanza silver streets near carson city nevada and the great chicago fire y

. >> director tilly chang. >> good afternoon tilly chang director the county transportation authority i want to echo and join with the planning department and the public to urge your consideration the legislation has accommodation of many years of collaboration between the agencies that benefits the planning department one of the things in recognizing director graham now sarah jones and others as you may know for folks watching from home that is the final 3 car sustainability program designed to better link land use committee u land use and shaping san francisco as low impact for traffic and carbon by pga this legislation the city will effectively reduce the impact of development on the transportation system but more importantly sdooishgs of the project and does so by providing sponsors a choice of features that have been shown to encourage walking and biking and sharing the benefits cannot be overstated as the interagency know we've been tracking the policies and this transportation to demand management measure is clearly most effective and cost effective to have reduction this far a

[cheers and applause] i want to start by saying thank you to my partner, thom tillis, or as i call theman have been available every time we have asked. they've done everything we've asked. they've gone from one end of the state to the other, and i'm grateful for the partnership that we have in the united states senate, for the work that we do for north carolina. i can almost tell you there are now two senators from any state that work closer than thom and i do, and i'm grateful for that. [applause] tonight, i am truly humbled by the sport i have received from people across this state. it's an honor to be granted a third term in the united states senate. this is a victory for all those who have believed in the and who have continued to have confidence in the fact that my values match your values. and for that i am grateful. [cheers and applause] i've got to give a special thanks first and foremost to my family. [applause] their support and understanding as to why i put them through this, campaigns and being away from down so much, is unbelievable. i could have never accomplished even a f

the 1028 and 9 having by sheer numbers of square footage and location so thank you, thank you tina tillyng for the planning department staff in the case of 1028 market street that project is located in two historic district one the theatre this is on the national register and the eligible luvenlt tenderloin historic district we found an impact to the national on the market street district we didn't find an impact to the tenderloin historic district. >> so i understand about but come back there are 20 buildings in the district contributing for the historic loft and we're knocking one down 33 thousand square feet yet in the lgbt two district we don't have a district yet but mr. brooks down 3 buildings total one and four thousand square feet and only three buildings. >> the 25 properties are the focus survey on the area around the the subject property we firmly believe that the district the tenderloin lgbt is much larger and encompass the entirety to the west and east and all the way down to market street that is 50 city blocks and potentially thousand of properties it is different than 102

this was introduced earlier this year by senators murkowski, scott, vitter, tillis, sullivan and me. i thank each of you for your hard work. and also to senators kaine and warner for helping to draft the atlantic portion of the legislation and for cosponsoring an earlier version. this is, as i have just said, a bipartisan piece of legislation that uses an all of the above strategy to pursue true american energy independence. more than anything else, though, this legislation is about creating better jobs with better benefits. if there is one message we have heard from this past election, if we actually listened to the american people, we would hear what they were saying. what we are hearing is that they want jobs that work for them, jobs with better benefits. this helps accomplish that. for example, a study conducted by quest offshore resources, inc, projects that this legislation would incentivize the creation of 280,000 new jobs by 3035. the same study estimates $195 billion in new investments and an additional $51 billion in cumulative government revenue. that's $51 billion in new

the week that giving thanks i'm grateful for mayor ed lee and senator mark leno and assembly member tillyang to my team and volunteers our board of trustees particularly mike ourth president that the president of another company joined by tony gonzales and board president from la thank you and truly an honor to welcome the members of the press and the cultivate and business communities in 1865 alfred the specifying architect of the treasurer took a trip to san francisco ideas for a second u.s. mint the state of california was 15 years old acquired in sight for the federal government in 1868 fifth and mission was an unlikely site two wars okay a lot of bars (laughter) a few schools and some hotels chosen for the sandy soils it can bear the weight of the magnificent foundation and construction was in 1869 and finished in 1874 of $4 million in 1974 and around this time really important events changed not only the course of the building but the course of history san francisco had quarters in 1865 and across i bay the big bonanza silver streets near carson city nevada and the great chicago fir

[laughter] [applause] tillis haveusan been available every time we've asked. they've done everything we've asked. they've gone from one end of the state to the other. i'm grateful for the partnership we have in the united states senate. there's no two senators from that were state closer than tom and i do. i'm grateful for that. tonight, i'm truly humbled by the support i've received people across this state. it is an honor to be granted a third term in the u.s. senate. this is a victory for all those who have believed in me. for that come i am grateful. [applause] >> i have to give a special thanks, first and foremost, to my family. [applause] >> their support and understanding as to why i put them through this, campaigns and being away from town so much, is unbelievable. i could not have accomplished a fraction of what i've done without the strength and help i get every day from my wife. [applause] >> it goes without saying, my -- onen have grown up was a, one was nine when i went to congress for the first time. for many, the outcome wasn't that good. at two

mee the road and expand our success to make that a work environment and kate and others have been tillyeternity how to go out and perform outreach but outside of san francisco so i'm going to let kate talk about pdr we at kilroy are excited about the different types of uses we pursue coming to one hundred hooper with that kate. >> (clapping.) >> so i could talk about pdr which is the production distribution and repair it is a lot of what we think about at sfmade to support more than 6 hundred local manufacturers to start and grow and stay in the city i could talk about what incredible partners kilroy has been to us as we have worked to conceive and finance and design the buildings that you will see rising before you over the next 18 months and talk about the fact that the partnership we have had for the last seven years with this city of san francisco starting with mayor ed lee with supervisor cowen the supervisor for this district and the board of supervisors who unanimously voted to put in place the zoning thou may not release one of the most initiative policies in the country taking

clinton: i want to thank thom tillis you -- i want to thank tom for coming out here.le of opening another of his great restaurants. smalls he has these two kids and he had to come and be part of lifting up this election and creating the kind of commitment that will bring a record-breaking number of americans to vote. we are on the path to see more americans vote than we have ever seen in our history. [applause] and i -- i am -- obviously, i hope you will vote for me. but i also hope -- i hope you will send katie mcginty to the united states senate. electedgot some great officials here, and i want to recognize congressman mike doyle . county executive rich fitzgerald. bill.ittsburgh, mayor from brad x, pennsylvania, mayor john federman. but mostly, i am here to say thanks. thanks for taking time out to think about what the stakes are. i love you all too. crowd: [cheering] [chanting "hillary"] , for those --so for those who are still making up your mind, or thinking maybe -- maybe it is not worth voting at all, let me say today the choice in this election could not be c

from thom tillis, sad to hear about the passing of gwen ifill, a dedicated journalist and true professionalpowering an, both endearing for her professionalism and humanity. she gained the respect of billions. sad to hear of her passing. grace from lafayette, indiana on the line for those who support the protest. go ahead. caller: yes. i watched the rise and fall of a killer. i saw adolf hitler's all-white who used race and hatred of five -- two divided. i noticed that donald trump is already told the republican party whether going to do and they are doing it. seei just can't wait to what's what happened next. host: and about the protests? caller: i think somebody better stand up. he is already a dictator. adolf could've went out and shot street, that is what is so amazing. we watched him and thought he was the best street thing sinced spread. and we did not even realize, as young as i was, watching him, grow up, i knew this man was evil. it comes as no surprise. is next from new mexico, and she opposes these protests. good morning. caller: good morning. i don't oppose a person's right to pr

the week that giving thanks i'm grateful for mayor ed lee and senator mark leno and assembly member tilly chang to my team and volunteers our board of trustees particularly mike ourth president that the president of another company joined by tony gonzales and board president from la thank you and truly an honor to welcome the members of the press and the cultivate and business communities in 1865 alfred the specifying architect of the treasurer took a trip to san francisco ideas for a second u.s. mint the state of california was 15 years old acquired in sight for the federal government in 1868 fifth and mission was an unlikely site two wars okay a lot of bars (laughter) a few schools and some hotels chosen for the sandy soils it can bear the weight of the magnificent foundation and construction was in 1869 and finished in 1874 of $4 million in 1974 and around this time really important events changed not only the course of the building but the course of history san francisco had quarters in 1865 and across i bay the big bonanza silver streets near carson city nevada and the great chicago

oh, here's tillie's dream. well, all right, okay. that's the favorite. when i was a little girl i had an aunt tillie who lived in chicago in an apartment on the second floor. second floor, second race. so in the second race you want tillie's dream? no, i want broken elevator. what?! when we'd go visit my aunt tillie we always had to walk up the stairs because her elevator was always broken. hey, larry, let's get out of here before i start going, "nanny, nanny, nanny." absolutely. can you believe this girl? get off the carpet! oh, oh, oh. terribly sorry. girls! janet, chrissy, where are you? jack, how did you do? not until chrissy gets here. chrissy? yeah, what is it? hold on to your hats. nanny, nanny came in. where? in the first race. nanny, nanny won the first race. she did? that's wonderful! oh, that's nice. that's not all. broken elevator also came in. oh, that's nice, too. chrissy, don't you understand? you hit the daily double. you are the proud owner of 1,637 "hurt-me" dollars. oh! oh! i think it finally got to her. oh, my gosh! oh, it's so beauti

tillis: thank you, madam president. madam president, i come to the chamber to talk about a devastating event we've experienced in north carolina. last month hurricane matthew skirted along the atlantic coast, and then in plowed right through north carolina with devastating results. matthew was the worst storm we've experienced in almost 20 years and it's already responsible for taking some 28 lives. millions of people in north carolina and across the country watched this storm make landfall. but after a few day, many of them turned their attention back to their daily lives. i don't fault them for doing this because unless you're there and you see it firsthand, it's really easy to think it was just a lot of rain and a storm that came and went, but it's far worse than that. thousands of adults and children will take years to recover from the devastation that they've experienced over the last month. first current i had to survey the damage was just two days after the hurricane made landfall. i traveled across the state in