-- modeled after a real structure in toledo, spain. this is silver mining community. and so, all of the decoration on the outside is very intricate. very much like you would find. any kind of jewelry or any kind of, you know, plates made out of silver. as people entered into the exposition grounds, one of the important parts of why this expo was created was to celebrate the fact that san diego was the first city you would come to in the united states after going through the panama canal. so the imagery used on the outside, the entrance into the park was this image of two people, one representing pacifica, the other representing atlantica, and they are the ocean. and in the center, you see them italian there. -- and in the center, you see they have a ship.

and the toledo walleye. latest example. team is holding rocky tribute night this weekend.ing those uniforms to celebrate. i'm not sure how the opposition is going to take to that. >> i think that's your halloween costume for next year. >> the toledo hockey team uniform. >> but it's real. >> that's crazy. >> real interesting. >> toledo. >> thanks, frank. >>> coming up at 6:00. u.s. intelligence tells lawmakers that russia's interference during the 2016 election was more than a hack. >>> up next, get a tour of what will soon be his new virginia home. >>> and holiday shopping brought record sales for retailers online. but that was not the case for department stores. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i really did save hundreds 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. uh, yeah i have an early day tomorrow so... wait. almost there. goodnight, bruce. gotta tun

take the toledo technological academy in ohio. students are offered a chance to develop their set of skills with local businesses, including an outfit called general motors. the director manufacturing at gm students, they do it as well as interns we bring in from places like purdue and the university of michigan. it's devoting resources to incubate more programs across the country. whether it's connecting students with the orient businesses so they can secure internships or partnering with pittsburgh's ems services to train high school students. part of the dna of a ft. we are glad the president-elect shares her desire to expand this work. focusing on well-being and powerful learning give our kids what they need most. we can't achieve powerful learning without a powerful conduit, the teacher. we know how much teachers do to help children fulfill their potential. what about helping teachers reach their full potential? capacityhat building is about. becoming an accomplished teacher requires time and support. respect.ty and they take

>> the windows at the front of the church were from sharker's ca toledo really a and made and delivered in the 1880's. the one in the front of the church is unusual because it's the last supper. as opposed to a da vinci, which is a very long table. this is a very wide table. the rest of it are stained glass windows depicting various events in the biblical narratives and they're chosen by whoverp makes the donation to have the stained-glass window. >> when visitors come into this church for the first time, what are they -- their impressions? >> the first thing they ask is where's the president's pew? there's a pew here, number 54, which is the one where james madison sent. they all want to go there and have a photograph taken in the president's pew. that's the first question and then they'll usually ask me do i have an episode that i can relate to them an a presidential visit here and sometimes i can give them a good story. >> you've been here for three presidents, now your 22nd year. dating back to bill clinton, george w. bush, now barack obama. what do you remember? >> correct. well, i

obama walked the inauguration day parade route from cuban american designer isabel toledo. >> that wasst runway and she chose to wear a woman of color in couture. when you knew every dress from calvin klein to donna karan. she has agency. that said that i say how i present myself. this is my choiz. >> she was not going to the design houses that people knew and sort of already approved. >> jason woo and isabel toledo had come to the united states as immigrant children. they were among a small group of little known designers. michelle obama propelled them to fashion stardom. mrs. obama also turned to more well-known designers wearing this versace dress made of rose gold to her final dinner. >> a very sexy dress and it's versace as well because of the material and the slink of it. it was referred to as a drop the mike dress. >> she had worn a tracy reece dress, but her gray nail polish made the biggest splash. >> the nail polish that launched a million manicures. >> when michelle obama got bangs, it blew up. >> first of all, i love michelle obama. and to address the most significant event

design houses that people knew and sort of had already approved. >> designers jason wu and isabel toledotes as immigrant children. they were among designers michelle obama propelled to fashion stardom. later mrs. obama also turned to more well-known designers, wearing this donatella versace dress to atate dinner. >> it's quintessential and versace because of the material and the slink of it. it was jokingly referred to as sort of a "drop the mic" dress. >> the first lady had worn a tracy reese dress to the 2012 democratic national convention. but her gray nail polish made the biggest splash. >> the nail polish that launched a thousand, million manicures. >> and when michelle obama got bangs, it blew up. >> now first of all, i love michelle obama. and to address the most significant event of this weekend, i love her bangs. she looks good. she always looks good. >> i mean, the amount of attention that got. i think even the president joked that the bangs were a two-day news story. >> all right. >> her fashion sense only emphasized her focus on health and fitness. this time her own. >> we se

walked the inauguration day parade route in this lime green dress from cuban-american designer, isabel toledoy and she chose to wear a woman of color in couture. when you knew everyone was sending dresses. from calvin klein to donna karan. >> what does it say about her? >> it says that she has agency. that drez says in no uncertain terms that i say how i present myself, that this is my choice. >> she wasn't going to the fully-vetted design houses that people knew and sort of already approved. >> designers jason wu and isabel toledo had come to the united states as immigrants. children. they were among designers michelle obama propelled to fashion stardom. later mrs. obama also turned to more well-known designers, wearing this donatella versace dress. to state dinner. >> it's quintessential and versace because of the material and the slink of it. it was jokingly referred to as sort of a drop the mic dress. >> the first lady had worn a tracy reese dress to the 2012 democratic national convention. but her gray nail polish made the biggest splash. >> the nail polish that launched a thousand, mill

joining me that the toledo technological academy or corpus christi or miami. one day or two and a class of severely disabled children. before you try to do what you did in michigan to the rest of the country, see firsthand the promise of public education. the trump illustration will follow the will of the people to walk the path laid out by congress and then to engage or they can follow the destructive dogma of the past so let's be clear. if they reignite those education wars then across the country they will stand up to defend the public schools like hundreds of thousands have done before with open letters and petitions will do one january 19. whenever the new administration does, we will walk the walk for a great neighborhood public schools by investing and supporting those four pillars that i just talked about today to use the innovation fund to kickstart investments of coast-to-coast to build the capacity of educators and the largest free website which now has over 1 million users fostering collaboration's recollected of bargaining and working with parents

i put toledo in there because i am from toledo.hat i am showing to you, if you look in the center of the image in the upper left-hand corner of the map, you can see the area i am talking about. events that i just sit -- that i just described took place on a night in december, 1950. that was when marines from the area began fighting retreats to regroup with the u.s. forces south of the reservoir before moving out of north korea entirely. this was a running four-day battle just to get out of their location. because of the intensity of the fight, the marines had to make some very difficult choices. one of those decisions was they had to decide to leave behind the remains of their fallen comrades. they left them in two different locations. one specific location, a temporary cemetery, and the other was a generalized location, strewn across the battlefield, which is what happened with richard. you might wonder why i am talking about the korean war at a world war ii conference. his's a steal too much of thunder for tomorrow, there are man

the company says the new jobs would be added in a existing plant in warren and toledo where the production of future jeep wagoner suvs and pickup trucks will get underway. fiat chrysler says the new jobs will be in place by 2020 this comes as donald trump has been turning up pressure on auto makers to keep jobs in the u.s. >>> silicone valley tech leaders be in detroit as the auto show kicks off. 29th edition with more than 300 exhibitors is expected to highlight rap lid expanding -- rapidly he can panning technology. -- expanding technology. google will show a self-drive car. >>> at 4:57, mud slides a big concern around the bay area this morning including in the sierra. where i-80 is currently closed as crews work to clean up the huge mess. ,,,,,,,, it's monday, january 9th. i m >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> good morning everyone. it's monday, january 9th. i am michelle griego. let's look live outside see what we are looking at here. this is the trans america mir pyramid but you can see is that fog or clouds or what is it? >> we have both. >> you know it

the echl toledo wall eye they will represent philadelphia with their rocky tribute night , and absolutely ridiculous jerseys which look like rocky balboa wearing a belt. so, no marketing genius put that thing together, you have to love it. >> that is receipt i good. >> i like that. >> get the a couple of them. >> yes, i like it. >> yes. >> that guy is doing it. >> do you think that will work out for joe/joe. >> i don't know. >> you know what it seems like yesterday i was covering kobe going to the prom with brandi. >> so you never know. >> new world with this social media. >> all right. >> big news at philadelphia zoo, when this gorilla is expecting a special delivery, in the reason why, coming >>> a 17 year-old western gorilla at philadelphia zoo is pregnant. >> as expect, it is expected in early summer this will be the gorilla's first baby. gorilla keepers at soot said they expect her to be a great mom because she cares for her younger siblings over the years. low land gorillas are listed as a critically endangered species making the birth of this baby an especially joyous occasion, at

halfway between detroit and toledo, ohio.hat dates back to henry ford himself. one of his original gas lamp factories sit on the banks of our huron river, not far from the current plant. i know you are nonpartisan with this but nevertheless, would this suggest that donald trump's tweets are working? there is always two sides to every story and certainly if there is anything that helps bring investment to the city of flat rock in the state of michigan, it is good news to us. indeed. mayorjonathan dropiewski there from flat rock, michigan, thank you. staying in the us, fox news anchor megyn kelly has announced she's leaving the channel after 12 years. ms kelly challenged now president—elect donald trump on his statements about women during the first republican debate last year. mr trump then refused to participate in her shows. ms kelly's contract with fox was due to end later this year. the lawyer—turned—journalist willjoin nbc to host a daytime news show. britain's ambassador to the european union has urged his fellow diploma

>> you have toledo, right? [inaudible conversations] >> we're here to help. >> thank thank you. thank you. good seeing you guys. happy new year. [inaudible conversations] >> we're going to have you guys -- [inaudible] >> hey, hey. >> this is mr. wilson -- >> okay. and we're all here? >> hey, ron. hey, it's all good, it's all good. who's holding the bible? who's the bible holder? >> bible holder. [inaudible conversations] >> right here in the middle. bible holder's in the middle. [inaudible conversations] >> up this way a little bit. [inaudible conversations] >> make sure i'm not blocking you. >> we knew if you were the last picture of the day -- [inaudible] you've got one more. >> awesome. nice to see you, guys. happy new year. take care. hey, nice. where you from? where you from? >> [inaudible] >> you are? you're from green bay? oh, cool. i'm one of the owners of the team, you know. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] >> which one of you are going to hold the bible? >> oh, yeah, we need a bible holder. who wants to be the bible holder? >> pastor's kid. >> you're over here. you

right now they are manufacturing in mÉxico, i found that in toledo, ohio they are going to get new equipmenty were going to bring more jobs to the united states. this is really important if you were trying menu items in starbucks across the country. no more. they are going to end the evenings program. place of food, so much for that mac and cheese. that's going to be gone, sorry. what they're going to do -- ceo is reporting he's going to be leaving. those are high-end larger space starbucks. they want to make it an event, if you will. they want you to come in and do more things, shop more and selling high-end coffee as well and new menu items. they are going to line up italian back risks they brought the rights to bring them to the usa. clayton: no more beer and whine -- wine at starbucks? cheryl: no more beer and wine. clayton: millions of dollars meant to be spent on veterans wasted, where it went will leave you outraged. lisa: remember the cast hamilton. >> we are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us. lisa: quite the opposite for hillary clinton. wait until

toledo, right? what's that hot dog place? been there a couple of times. good seeing you guys. happy new year. >> we are going to have you guys come around with me here. >> we're all here? it's all good. who's holding the bible? who's the bible holder? >> hold it in the middle. get a little tighter. >> this is better service. yes. >> make sure i'm not blocking you. >> we knew if we were the last picture of the day you would be worn out. thank you. >> awesome. nice to see you guys. happy new year, guys. take care. >> hey, nice. where you from? where you from? >> green bay. >> you're from green bay? i'm one of the owners of the team, you know. >> which one of you's going to hold the bible? >> we need a bible holder. who wants to be the bible holder? >> pastor's kid. >> you're over here. you are the holder of the bible. guys, how you doing? right hand like this. everybody ready? >> yes, sir. you're the last ones. my face is about to fall off. smiling all day. >> has the bible arrived yet? is he a 6 40 or a 6.4 40? >> here he is. he's running. >> how does it work? >> come up a litt

i spend a lot of time out in toledo, kansas city, talking with factory workers.even mnuchin, i don't know. his record of just taking over banks and sending people out of their homes, wilbur ross who is going to be commerce secretary, he basically -- he laid people off. >> tucker: like a lot of employers. that's true. i think that's a fair thing to say. but you're also coming on the democratic party, which has almost unanimous support in this last election from wall street, the billionaire class. she spent over billions of dollars -- you are closer to trump on economics then you were to hillary clinton. i'm just wondering if partisanship isn't clouding your view of that? >> i don't think partisanship is, i hope it's not. tucker. i think you're absolutely right. i have criticized the clintons for being too close to wall street. i supported burning standards. in the democratic primary. bernie sanders. he was a populace. he really did with working people. about a year and a half ago at the start of all of this, when i was out in missouri, kansas, i was out on a book

>> next up we have jacqueline limbus, 25, from toledo, ohio.e. with her husband steven. they were married just five days ago on new year's eve. and they have been together since high school. they are high school sweethearts. they've been together seven years. a 2-year-old son named william. let's see her story. >> married new year's eve. congratsulations. >> thank you. and a makeover now. >> yeah. >> how do you feel about that? >> i'm really excited. >> what do you want to look like? what's your dream? >> i want straight hair. >> well, we know how to do that. steve, how do you feel about a transformation? >> i am so excited for her. she's going to look awesome. >> congratulations. congratulations, love that. we have steven right here with abby and grover. and we have jacqueline. come on out. >> here's her before picture. >> oh, there's her before. jacqueline, come on out. >> wow! >> oh, my gosh. >> jacqueline, you look so beautiful. steven, you want to take off that blindfold? there's your wife. >> and grover, too. >> what do you think. >> you

. >> my name is paul kunkle from toledo, ohio.re on a long vacation, about 35 days, traveling across country, all the way down to cabo san lucas, mexico, where i have a time share. we came back through arizona and texas, where i was looking for property. we went to new orleans, to bourbon street. i fell down and my friend picked me up and we were picked up by the new orleans police and accused of being drunk in public. i've been here 21 days. the first few days we were in the new orleans county jail. we were left without food or water for three days. near riots broke out. there were people breaking windows, starting fires. most of us were afraid that we were going to die there, it was so horrible. water was up to our shoulders by the time they got us out of there. they put us in small boats, took us to this bridge area. i saw my friend for about two minutes, first thing he said to me, he said, this is a goddamned nightmare. >> while a nightmare for some, for others, including the first women inmates to sleep at angola in 44 years,

. >> reporter: vincent toledo is a senior vice president at yelp.nd app provides reviews and posting current health scores for restaurants. why the company urged san francisco months ago to cancel its new pilot program allowing some of the worst rated restaurants to pay for a brand new health score and inspection. >> when they didn't think anyone was paying attention they weren't following the proper hygiene. that's what consumers really want to know. don't you want to know what's happening when no one's looking? >> reporter: a lot of caterers and restaurants in san francisco. inspections either once or twice a year. serious violations have to be corrected or cleaned up for that restaurant to stay opened but stuck with the same health score until their next surprise inspection. restaurants wait anywhere between six months to a year to earn a new rating. the city's pilot program allows restaurants torder up an inspection do-over within 30 days. just pay $191 and their low score is replaced with a brand new one. >> it's not so simple as they're going

. >> company says new jobs will be added to existing plants in warren and toledo. that is where production of the the future jeep wagoner suv and jeep pickup truck will get underway. fiat chrysler say they will this be place by 2020. president-elect donald trump has been turning up pressure on car make tours keep jobs in this country but the company says the decision is part of the expansion plan that was already announced last year. >>> recalled to tell you about here, volkswagen and ought a announced they are recalling tens of thousands of cars over fears the break may not work. the it impacts one 36,000 cars , and it covers 2009 through 2010 volkswagen jetta, 85 sedans, and volkswagen jett a sports wagon, audi a3 and 2010 volume accounts what will on golf a6. volkswagen well notify. we will get that on fox 29 to the come. >>> coming up 59:30 breaking news a septa busies causing a traffic headache this morning, after rolling over on a local highway, you can see a live picture there, bob's got you covered, steve keeley is on the scene we will get an update on the

. >> caller: i'm interested in a stock met la toledo, ticker symbol mtd. >> old-fashioned industrial. a little overvalued right now but i have no problems buying it on weakness. richard in colorado, richard. >> caller: booyah from colorado springs. jim, my stock is hired health. >> a spinoff of kimberly-clark. it's been a disappointment. i've been flabbergasted how they haven't been able to put up some better numbers. steve in new hampshire, steve. >> caller: booyah from the live free or die state. >> thank you for calling. >> caller: thanks. first i want to thank for your advice on crm. it's been doing very well. >> thank you. >> caller: now to my question. i've been accumulating mcdermott, mdr, since a year ago december. started buying in the twos and through the fives, and it eventually became about 20% of my portfolio. sold a portion of it back in december of just this past december and it's been trading sideways since. >> i think you hold on to the rest. you're playing pretty much with the house's money soon, and i think this infrastructure play is a good one. a lot of people lef

in the snow this morning, all across the great lakes from chicago to grand rapids, into detroit, toledoleveland, but a light snow at best. probably only one to two inches. i think the alleghenys could pick up 4 to 5. it is that slick morning commute before the sun rises this morning that could get you in trouble. there's your heaviest snow. alleghenys, maybe the poconos here. that's it. 4 to 6 inches of snow. it warms up today. very close to 32 or above. a little bit of afternoon sunshine, most of that snow should be gone. >> thank you very much. >>> there is now a revolving door at the doj. the acting attorney general was fired for refusing to defend the controversial travel ban. there's a new acting attorney general who was hired to do the opposite. senator sessions is expected to take over in just days. a look as what's happening inside the doj with someone who knows all the players. did p (vo) my name is bryan and i make dog chow in davenport, iowa. maggie's got the personality of a puppy. she likes to play fetch, go on hikes, she's a very family oriented dog. my grandfather made it

he got an invitation to speak at a ceremony at fort meigs, where he once commanded near toledo. so he accepted. it is a long way, 200 miles. by this time, the log cabin theme had kicked in, so he kept his so cap at home and took his farmers at and playing close. and plain cat lothes. he stated hotel and went to see the boys of the tippecanoe club. there is arning, crowd gathered outside and he starts to say a few words. pretty soon, he is giving a speech. it is june 6, 1840, the first beach ever by a presidential candidate. then he continued to fort meigs and gave a cam -- gave a speech, continue to cleveland, then gave more than 40 speeches going all around the state. i can aging rock star, the mix jager of politics at the time. brian: when he retired from the military, what did he do then and where had he been between that time and 1840? retirement was controversial because he adjust won battle of the thames. he went to washington and there were parades. he gets to washington and resides. what happens -- he gets to washington and resigns. what happens/ secretary of war did not

2,000 new jobs in ohio and michigan saying it would be added in the existing plants in waren and toledo. that's where the production of future jeep wagoner suvs and pickup trucks gets underway. they say that the the new jobs will be in place by 2020 this comes as prz elect donald trump is turning up pressure on auto makers to keep jobs in the u.s. >>> still silicone valley tech leaders will be at the detroit auto show. the 29th edition with more than 300 exhibitors will highlight rapidly expanding technology. google with al showcase a self- drive car in partnership and. >>> parts of sonoma county are seeing some of the worst flooding conditions they haveseen in years. up next we will go live to the russian river. >> and after a mudslide shut down some lanes of highway 1 we have good news for people going northbound but not good news for people going southbound. we will explain next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. >> i left for work, it was not bad and we had no water you know and all of is sudden within a hour this. >> the storm hit h

this would be amazing in south toledo, they are probably right. >> meaning even more americans soon may just by having a cold one. >> pauley: next -- everybody is going -- yeah! ,,,,,,,,,, >> pauley: after a bitterly divisive election, coming together for the inauguration was going to be a tall order for some of us. still, a bus load of florida high school kids found a way. here's steve hartman. >> you could tell from the long hugs, that this was no ordinary field trip. in fact, for these students from immokalee high school in florida, getting a chance to attend the inauguration was one of the greatest opportunities of their lives. >> everybody is going, yeah! >> giving us this opportunity was a great honor. >> it was exactly what you'd expect to hear from donald trump fans. >> did you guys all support donald trump? here's the twist. >> no comment. you have to look at it from a different perspective. >> truth is, during the campaign, many students here were scared to death of mr. trump. immokalee is a town of field workers, immigrants, some legal, some not. many of their children are th

toledo, akron, cleveland, youngstown, those are the most democratic areas in the state. if you look at the people donald trump was appealing to, they live right here in the top one third of ohio. and what trump was able to do was get their votes, frankly, early on. all of those retired auto workers, all of the rest of the union guys and gals who are up here. but where he actually won the election was in the fall, in october, when republicans started to actually come home. over the phone, i did a lot of public speeches, made it clear that i thought here he was going to win. i thought it was a 60-40 chance she was going to win. but i said remember this -- polls do not decide elections. voters do. and while pollsters, they think they can model who is going to show up, it is just their best guess who is going to show up. i used an example that i have used many times that polls don't decide elections, voters do. my first race for congress, i was in a race with an incumbent republican in a primary, and a former republican member in a republican primary. it is hard for people t

fiat announced a $1 billion investment to retool in warren, michigan, and toledo, ohio.hat move would create 2 dhourks jobs. the company's ceo told a round table at the detroit autoshow the decision was in the works, quote, for a while, and was not influenced by trump. meanwhile, ford motor company says it's bringing back two discontinued models. the ranger and that infamous bronco and both will be made in michigan. president-elect donald trump praised both companies and thanked them on twitter. more mtp daily after this. the cnbc market wrap. >>> thanks peter. stocks begin the week mixed. the dow sinks 76 points. the nasdaq rising ten points, pushing further into record territory. gas prices are on the rise. they've jumped 12 cents over the last three weeks to $2.38 as crude has moved higher. and a volkswagen executive has been arrested in connection with the automakers emissions writing standle. oliver schmitt was the manager for volkswagen u.s. that's it, first in business worldwide. but that doesn't stop my afib from leaving me at a higher risk of stroke. that'd be d

turned eastwards along the road to new cans county, which if you are familiar with the area, is now toledo. by, encamped close in new cans about 20 miles from williamsburg. the marquis wrote to governor nelson that on june 23, cornwallis had been at new cans courthouse and were on their way to williamsburg. engage in general anthony wayne ryan at spencer's ordinary. lafayette received word that cornwallis had received reinforcement from portsmouth and grew increasingly concerned over his own troop strength, which combined with forces under anthony wayne only amassed 1900 continentals and 3000 militia. as a far cry from the 7000 man british force under arnold and cornwallis. it's clear that if he wasn't before, lafayette was now deeply concerned and wanted to maximize the resources at his disposal to get patriots every possible advantage over the enemy and whatever was brewing in hampton roads. lafayette considered raising an additional source of 150 african-americans to proceed the main lines advance. in addition to a core of 100 like whiners to support the army. in addition to beefing up

i a came here from toledo ohio i drove eight hours of to be here with you today.week there was a hate to crime this has emboldened of the hate to. and in this climate we must be emboldened to love. every day tough, every day this is an officer illegitimately is said day for you to wake up to bring value into your neighborhood . we are aware and level people. in to do your part for justice. said now if anybody here has done the math but for my brothers and sisters are the first ones to be a sworn under the full rights of the u.s. constitution. when my mother was born her brother had to give birth to her for what everybody else had access to but now i will do everything in my power to ensure that my rights and my children's rights do not allow ignorance do not allow them to speak at then have a voice. progress does not come with people are comfortable. and responsible for actions in their lifetime. and the justice. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ finigan national coordinator of that answer coalition the fact of the matter is that donald trump does not have a mandate he lost

this is toledo. this is the office in new haven. when the fbi, under president richard nixon, started attacking panther offices and assassinating people in the middle of the night, the panthers fortified their offices. this was during bobby's trial, mayday, in 1970 in new haven. and there was a rumor that the office was going to be raided. and the crazy photographer stayed in the office all night with the panthers. but the police never came, luckily. or maybe i wouldn't be here right now. new york. fred hampton on the left. [ applause ] i've got to wrap up so i'll go through real fast. new york 21. some of the new york 21. again, new york 21. this is the new york panther office in brooklyn. again, why was the black panther party needed. you can kind of see, they were right there in the community. i put some pictures of some new york panthers in here to honor the new york panthers who are here tonight. and you can clap for them. [ applause ] on the left is david hilliard, who was a chief of staff. that's hughie newton with elaine bro

context if you can go back to the map i have a question because looking at to the dr requesters running toledoeading and the comments was that the kids in visitacion valley middle school will no longer have access from visitation avenue from leeland avenue or visitation avenue where the community garden is and raymond avenue; right? i couldn't see from your map if you can put it up again does the lot line go all the way. >> this is the lot line right here and okay. where it visitation avenue. >> visitation avenue is up way up in the areaway over here up much higher. >> can you put it slide it down a little bit. >> we're probably looking at you the lot line didn't end ton raymond avenue? this lot line here? the cul-de-sack of raymond you've seen in the photograph and the open space area public right-of-way that faster going to the street so if i can show you this myself >> if i may commissioner. >> i'm very confused. >> i think the point that both of the raymond and leeland dead end into the park you can walk into the park i think a path cross a private area across the two. >> you see the dead

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