sunnydale is a blight and on reputation of us city and a poster child for social injustice.[inaudible] long-overdue new housing will help remedy that situation. this photo shows children from sunnydale boys and girls club that we work with their outdoor education program. they represent those who need to protect nurture and give new homes are focused social values one of the wealthiest cities in the world. we support new development at sunnydale do not want to hinder it going forward. at the same time we hope will be more attention paid to integrating it and surviving war permeability with mclaren park and [inaudible] as a project it spelled out in greater phases of construction. that can be easily accommodated when the time, spirit i urge you to support this project. it's been far too long for our neighbors to live and horrible substandard conditions. thank you. >> thank you. any additional speakers on this, these items? seeing none, public comment is closed. >>[gavel] >> commissioner moore >> this project has been so strong for so long practically no change in the staff. l

. >>> president-elect donald trump has chosen south carolina governor nikki haley to the us citys- rosade department of education. she's a top gop fundraisers school choice activist. >>> ivanka trump is trained but space between her company and her father donald trump in a blog post post today, she groundskeeper fashion unless the brand out of politics. she's on her father's white house transition team and is helping craft his policy on childcare and maternity leave. >>> president obama kepttthe holiday tradition when today. he pardoned his final turkey turkeys today. tater tots. i don't know which is which. maybe tater is on the left. >> there they are. you're the president and first family of fonts heard. >>> with thanksgiving tomorrow, turkeys everywhere should be running scared. when turkey wyoming is standing his ground. this is thomas gobbles, his a so well known, he even has his own facebook page. >> >> iphone is not to mess with them or they get attacked. >> thomas a turkey is not for chasing cars and bullying students. >> thanks giving came early in the denver rescue mission toda

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election win protest throughout the country....with tens of thousands of americans in at least 25 us cities taking to the streets. similar scenes in chicago, kansas city, seattle, and los angeles. some blocking traffic...others starting fires. in new york - about 5-thousand people outside trump tower. hillary clinton and president obama have called for democrats to accept the results. and protests not only held here in the u-s...but in other parts of the world as well. in london, hundreds of protesters gathered outside the u-s embassy wednesday. and in the philippines...dozens of students burn a picture of the president elect near the u-s embassy in manila. u-n secretary general ban ki moon is calling on americans to remember their country's roots. leaders of many european countries have pledged to work with trump, including france, germany, russia. police are searching for a gunman who shot five people after an argument in downtown seattle last night. authorities say the suspect got in some sort of argument on the street...and had turned to walk away but then turned back and opened fire. t

. >> reporter: it was a pretty bumpy right this morning for those that use city transit. their options to get around were limited. they could drive, carpool, walk or try to use parts of the septa system not on strike. >> frustrated but motivated, very to get to work. >> 3:30 a.m. dante is scrambling to get from westchester and upper darby to catch a trolley to get to work by 5:00. >> i had to walk 17 blocks to see if the 104 is running, i hope it's running. the overnight walkout caught people by surprise. >> it's messing with people's livelihood. >> are you not pleased? >> not at all. >> some employers set up shuttle buses for employees. quickly the status board glowed red with delayed trains. >> this is jam packed and it took a long time. >> i have to be there at 8:45 and it's 8:52, but they see me on the news, my job knows. >> this box was able to get to center city from bryn mawr hospital where she works. >> now i'm trying to figure out how to get home -- >> from here to where? >> the logan section of philadelphia. >> not going to be easy? >> no, very difficult. >> give

use. >> i don't think it's fair at all. >>reporter: maybe he doesn't. but the city thinks it's just dandy. >> everybody pays for the availability of it for the infrastructure that were built around that neighborhood. you don't use' claimed water you don't pay for it why not do that in clearwater wouldn't that be fair. >> i'm not sure their system versus ours. >> it's paying for a product and service i'm not using and never have used. >>reporter: the city compares this reclaimed water fee structure to school taxes. not every win has kids but everyone pays for schools. now mely did use the water. if he did use the water he would pay even more a dollar 15 for every thousand gallons. >> just want looks great but that's from well water. what can you do? if you're one of those 3500 people that aren't even using this and you're paying for it what do you do? >> in this case the city says you can fight city hall. go to the city hall talk to council members talk to the mayor. we put those numbers on our web site. go to the next council meeting. if you do that call us first. w

you just to have show your city id, in order to get that free ride on the shuttle. now that shuttle service can also be used by any of the city employees or anyone, coming in for jury duty to day, again, the city is opened for business. our philadelphia public schools are opened, today, and the catholic elementary and high schools archdiocese schools, they were already scheduled off for a holiday, it is all saints day to day. if you every coming in the city here is a couple parking options for you. there will be a flat rate of ten dollars for ten hours put in effect at select p pa parking garages. we have a list of those select garages on our web site at fox 29 to the come, so far, so good right now again, the schuylkill, i-95, blue route, not seeing any major delays but it will get worse before it the gets better but we don't have any issues over the bridge. sue, for folks standing outside trying to find alternate means what is the forecast looking like today. >> waiting for a ride make sure you have a jacket on because it is a chilly one. it is only tuesday but we are looking ahead to the weekend because

president in signs that read he was , mak me america hate again were sprawled across at least two dozen us cities last nighta they set fire to a donald trump effigy.. one of the smaller demonstrations here in cleveland,ne thousands of peopl angry over his election as they marched in the streets in oakland, philadelphia, la and outside of trump tower in new york city working some called o hillary clinton to challenge thh election results, she won the popular vote but he won the electoral votes work on some worry that voice will not be heard by donald that this is the beginning of the movement.hot >> preparing to put forward a right> way sex is anti- immigrant agenda for call and we want to challenge that.t. this is my country, this makes it feel lik i'm not part of it. >> two dozen people were arrested in la, and 15 outside trump tower. this potential homeland securit chief said there is no legitimate reason for the protests. milwaukee county sheriff david clark said that they must be quelled. trump supporters also rallied outside his manhattan home andd outside the white house. from center court

us now. katie, how will the city use the money to help flood victims? more than eight million dollars of that money will pay for things like replacing basement windows, putting in a sump pump and fixing cracks in the foundation. the city plans to spend between 15 and 18 thousand dollars on july 28th, 2011. "and it rained and it rained and it rained. " 15 inches of rain dumped on dubuque in a matter of just 12 hours. "it looked like a river coming down here on elm street. i wouldn't believe the water got up so high like that, ya know? " but for fred marburger it wasn't just the great 2011 rainstorm . every single time there's a heavy rain, water fills his basement. "this is where it normally leaks in." he's made repairs but the cost to prevent water from than he can afford. "oh you betcha it is. i figure it's going to cost 15 to 20 thousand dollars for all of this, you know. and i can't just do that because i am on a fixed income. " h.u.d designed the bee branch healthy homes program to help low- income flood victims. "that population is more vulnerable,

them anyway, is position for those local governments to continue to engage in. >> more than 300 us cities and counties limit their cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. mayors in several cities like chicago and new york have already said they plan to define president-elect trump if he decides to crack down on sanctuary cities. the rest the trump administration cutting their federal funding. >>> apparently some criminals are turning to dogs to help them commit crimes training weapons. many of those dogs end up neglected and abandoned but as chris martinez shows us, one man is on a mission to rescue the animals and give them a second chance.>> reporter: dog trainer cornelius scours the streets of los angeles six days a week looking for straight or neglected animals.>> i love working with dogs. i see dogs in an uncomfe dogs that were trained by criminals to become vicious weapons. >> ie seen dogs come to the shelter, come to my class, they have scars all over their face. they have been in battle.>> reporter: authority so they have seen a surge of dogs used to help commit crimes.

>>reporter: vice mayor martinez says he not received a stipend for personal vehicle for city business and used a city business in the past. city man year says he doesn't know this has happened in the past but says as general rule it should not. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >> much more ahead for you tonight. coming up. police say a woman deliberately ran over three people in a crosswalk. hit-and-run ended with a bizarre twist. then. >> if you have driven down this road to oakland airport you have likely seen and heard this man in real life he's a hard luck story to tell. tonight. a happyening to it. sandhya is here with our preview of the forecast. >> we have above average warm coming. let you know if there are any chances of rain straight ahead. >> the rollover rescue and recovery aft >>> check out the dramatic scene from the benetia bring. silver car on the shoulder of the span and first responders at the scene. the driver apparently jumped to her death after a strange string of vents. the story began outside courthouse martinez. ended at the bridge. when it was all over one person was dead

. >> just for clarity, it's not the rotunda, but it is the tower of city hall, and joining us also in lighting and recognition will be the city national civic center as well as the circle of palms, where people go ice skating. they're joining us. the city is going to be lit in red. >> the tower -- they haven't done the tower yet? >> they do a power much the tower. it will be the tower, circle of ponds downtown where the ice rink is at, and the city national civic auditorium. our city is going red in recognition of world aids day. come out. >> good luck with your efforts. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> up next, the san jose state latino alumni network. stay with us. >> the latino alumni network at san jose state is creating quite a legacy. the latino alumni network. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having us. >> tell us about the network. i mean, this is obviously when you say network, this is what it is. this is a network of latino and latino professionals who are there now and are kind of giving back. tell us about it. >> yeah. we're an affiliated organization within the alumni

, thank you so much for that tonight. >>> well, two days election anti-trump protesters at major us cities nationwide now including denver as we take a live look at air tracker 7. the proest it is we've seen at the capitol t 16th street mall, and now seeing them inch toward interstate 25. in fact, i-25 southbound at 23rd is closed. northbound interstate 25 at 6th has been closed because of the anti-trump protesters. promised to arrest anyone who sets foot tonight on the interstate. >> so we've shown you the growing protests here in denver and across the country against president ect trump. there's also a growing protest nearly 2 million people have signed on an online -- signed an online petition asking the electoral college to vote for hillary clinton. now the likelihood of this changing the outcome of the election is slim and has little precedent, but this has not far right? well today inside the oval office, a far cry from the down and dirty campaign. preeident obama and president elect trump met for the first time ever at the white house. they spoke for 90 minutes about the transition

then third this is maybe the most-- at least i think it is, maybe the most meaningful potential uses in the city. when i did strategic plans before i retired, they were used to make research allocations decisions, they were used to make funding decisions, they were really used even though all of them said they wanted to be flexible, to sort of guide the work that was going on. and, if that was in this document or in the introductory letter, hen i missed it, and, if it is in the introductory letter, i think that is important that is part of that. i think not just the commission but the people you are going to talk to about that. because, they need to have a clear understanding of what your expectations are with this item and how they can make move forward with this. again, this is a fabulous, fabulous, fabulous peace and this is so focused and i think it can be a fabulous addition to your work. >> may i comment on this? >>sure. >> i will let donnie address this if we make any changes with this but the fact that but say for instance, pesticide use, we don't really have any ontrol over this, but, t

we have never passed an ordinance or law in the city of denver that is not allow us or said we're not going to property with the federal government. >> denver does not plan to change its policy and city council earlier this week it was symbolic vote to remain an all-inclusive city. >> democratic mayors from nearly a dozen major cities appear ready to fight the president-elect over sanctuary status. >> and the weather satellite makes it to space. for ties to colorado and white today's launch means for how we track the weather. >> the next terms system is >> country's latest and weather satellite technology successfully launched earlier today from kennedy space center in florida. >> that satellite was built right here in denver. meteorologist matt makens explains how this is like going from sd to hd. years of work from hundreds of people folks right here in denver. the latest in weather satellite technology was still at lockheed martin with the simple purpose in mind, protecting all of us. >> is not that our existing satellites are bad, but since the 1970s, technology has come a long wa

city of oakland. nbc bay area's elyce kirchner joins us from city hall with these details. elyce. >> reporter: well, raj, a spokesperson for the mayor says the city cannot comment on pending litigation. tonight, a veteran police sergeant says the oakland police department covered up the murder of a fellow police officer's wife. after more than two decades with the oakland police department -- >> i want my job back. >> reporter: with honors that include the top cop award. sergeant mike gant has been on paid administrative leave for the last six months. >> alive and well. once you step over that line, you become an outcast. >> reporter: during a press conference today, gant and his attorney, dan siegel, announced they're flailing a claim agains the city of oakland. >> the main issue here is a charge that will clear sergeant gapt's name and hopefully bring light to the department. >> reporter: it started with the mysterious death inside this east oakland apartment in 2014. she was the wife of rookie cop, brendan o'brien. when questioned about her death, his story didn't add up

city hall is filled with history. quite a buzz inside the centuries old building. >> if history could talk, imagine what this old desk could tell us. the city clerk wants to ow. >> a beautiful rolltop des with a lock>> lockg the his itothe time tested common council chambers by turning back the clock 120 years to about the time city hall opened. a picture from the past emerges from perhaps before the 1900s personal-professional desk during the time the common counsel was in session. >> the desk was found by a custodial worker making room for foundation work at city hall. it's believed k for the alderman representing the 13th ward and ruz made in milwaukee by the northwestern furniture company. >> i have looked high and low first for secret compartments and i couldn't find any. >> the desk was used for at least half a century. value are unclear. but they suspect city leaders were frugal with their purchase. >> we bought in the moderate end of the pool. these are by no means the most lavish desks that you could have picked from that catalog. >> this old desks now rests in his office and is used for his computer. the goal is to get i

terminated for the same thing. >> the vice mayor says he's not received a stipend to use a personal vehicle for city business and used a city vehicle in the past. city manager says he doesn't know and says that as a rule, it should not. in the newsroom, abc7 news. >>> new at 6:00, san jose police identified a man shenl last thursday at capital park. the 38-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene, a resident of san jose. another person was shot, but survived. police say they've made no arrests and have not identified a motive for the attack. >>> san jose university warning students about a assault around 4:00 this morning. a woman went into a portable bathroom on south 7th street. a man followed her, forced open the door and assaulted her. her friends interrupted the attack and the man left on a bicycle. >> investigators are trying to track down a mountain bike owned by a teenager found stabbed to death. it's a 2007 mountain bike with reflective road tires. >> coming up, a story strange and sad. hear what voters are concerned about the election. >> spring like weather for election day. i'll take a

by anti trump demonstrators. >> city officials say it's no excuse for the damage caused to local businesses. alex savage is in downtown oakland now looking at and showing us the latest vandalism. >> yeah, good morning to you guys. city leaders here in oakland and the police department had asked for things to remain calm but that did not happen here during a third straight night of anti trump demonstrations. we're outside the audi dealership and you see these big windows out front smashed out during last night demonstration and we'll show you inside too, you can see one of the cars inside was also vandalized as well. a lot of clean up here. this is one of seven businesses damaged during last night's protests. authorities say things got out of hand when a small group broke away from the larger demonstration late in the night. for a short time there were 100 protests blocking traffic on 580 near telegraph avenue. authorities got the group off the freeway. oakland police wound up arresting 11 people and citing seven others. the possible charges for the people arrested range from assaulting an officer, vandalism, failure to disperse. 0. >> reporter: thousands

terminated for the same thing. >> the vice mayor says he's not received a stipend to use a personal vehicle for city business and used a city vehicle in the past. city manager says he doesn't know and says that as a rule, it should not. in the newsroom, abc7 news. >>> new at 6:00, san jose police identified a man shenl last thursday at capital park. the 38-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene, a resident of san jose. another person was shot, but survived. police say they've made no arrests and have not identified a motive for the attack. >>> san jose university warning students about a assault around 4:00 this morning. a woman went into a portable bathroom on south 7th street. a man followed her, forced open the door and assaulted her. her friends interrupted the attack and the man left on a bicycle. >> investigators are trying to track down a mountain bike owned by a teenager found stabbed to death. it's a 2007 mountain bike with reflective road tires. >> coming up, a story strange and sad. hear what voters are concerned about the election. >> spring like weather for election day. i'll take a

by using the citi® / aadvantage platinum select® card, you can begin to pack more into your adventuree a cardmember to enjoy these benefits. apply today. visit citi.com/travel, or call 877-359-2290. at red lobster's holiday seafood celebration nothing says "treat yourself" like any of these indulgent new dishes. so try the new grand seafood feast with tender shrimp, a decadent crab cake, and a lobster tail topped with white wine butter. or the new wild-caught lobster & shrimp trio crispy and garlic grilled red shrimp, and a lobster tail with creamy lobster mac-and-cheese? you wanted a feast, you got it. feasts like these make the holidays the holidays, so come try one before it ends. >>> donald trump insists his children will run his businesses when he becomes president, and he won't be involved at all. is that pledge enough to avoid potential conflicts of interest? before we get to the business, i want to ask you this, members of the alt-right, really a euphemism for white supremacist. they've met up for a conference in washington over the weekend, lauded a trump victory, all while s

the developer told us it all went as planned. a city representative told us today the city didn't know about it until after the collapse. no one was hurt. but some nearby buildings were damaged. i'm going out on a limb with this: chances are you, or someone you know will travel 50-miles or more during the thanksgiving holiday weekend. and for those venturing out-- john malan what kind of weather to expect tomorrow as millions hit the road. slightly warmer air has moved into southeastern wisconsin with a return of the 40s but the clouds are back as well. those clouds will bring light rain showers to the area mainly after the dinner hours with a few snowflakes mixing in out west. little to no snowfall accumulation is expected in southeastern wisconsin thanks to a warm temperatures at or above freezing overnight so any flakes will be melting. go to today's t-m-j four dot com for our live radar and interactive maps, and any other weather light and knowledge you are seeking. it's all about finding the best deals on black friday. many stores

use of an overhead bin. delta airlines already offers basic economy fares in some cities. american has plans for a similar program. >>> a disagreement over police reforms in san francisco. next, the specific part of a use of force policy the police union is refusing to accept. plus -- >>> the uc regents are talking about tuition hikes. just how much students would have to pay under the proposal. that is coming up. >>> good morning. right now we're seeing that traffic will be okay on the san mateo bridge. >>> great visibility. cool air has arrived. it will be a nice day. temperatures cooling off to where we have had most of this month. we will talk about that and cold lows by tonight. imagine a world where instead of rushing to buy we gave thanks for what we already have. at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods we're closed on thanksgiving because family time comes first. bring back the holidays. ♪[music] >> taking a live look at the american flag blowing in the breeze. we're going to bring in one of my favorite songs. >> stevie wonder. >> this is stevie wonder. we could listen

the city of wauwatosa wants people to back into parking es business area.some people say it goes against everything they're used to... but city officals say it won't be a problem once people get used to it.cbs 58's david ade has the story. this is happening here... in the area called the village... it's filled with small shops and restaurants... and it could get pretty busy down here with small business saturday just a few days away. pkg"the new parking seems very odd to me."backing in to park...some already have the hang of it... "in the future when you come... just back still trying to help others figure it out. out. "it's just different and people aren't familiar with it... much like how roundabouts were a few years back." i found a spot i want to park in... so the city wants me to pull forward... go ahead and throw the car in reverse... cut my wheel... and back in. in."i can't see people backing into tight spots especially when bikers are going by at the same time." time.""these are pretty wide spots... so i don't think people are going to have a problem once they get used to it."reaction to the new style o

kcrg t-v nine's phil reed joins us from outside the city council meeting. phil, how long do the protesters say they plan to stay until the meeting is over. the family has asked that nobody make a statement during public comment for mitchell. the fire marshal is not letting anybody else inside since they are at capacity. friends who say they have known mitchell their whole lives say the confrontation he had with the officer shocked them his shooting and taking somebody else's life last year and this same officer did the same thing to danky so we all wonder why did he have to do this and everything. he was unarmed. this doesn't add up" " i spoke to the iowa dci earlier today, and they say there is no timetable for when the investigation will be complete. live in cedar rapids, phil reed, kcrg tv-9 news. iowa city police have come up with a novel way to tonight the department is asking the city council to let it "overhire" temporarily to increase the diversity of the police force. working the streets. one officer recently left and another will retire by year's

city. you can take the regional rails to use to get between university and olde city instead of the marketnkford. patco is running. you can take patco but those normal connections aren't running. you have the lucy loop through the city so that's running but this is a major issue because regional rails are already overcrowded. already seeing problems because of the problems with the silver liners. expect as you get to those stops closer to the city you may have some trains just bypassing stations because of overcrowding. they have, however, added extra service. so they're trying to help with the regional rails with some extra service. any stations though that you can buy the tickets in advance you have to do that. you can't just show up with cash on the train and expect service there. so this is going to be an issue taking regional rails and we'll be following it on air andline throughout the morning. your majors at this point, expect a lot of extra congestion as people try to drive to work. at this point looking at the vine street expressway no problems right here, matt and tam. >> thanks

. >> the city used to have 500 of these carriers, as the city developed they're steady disappearing. is episode follows the end of their legacy. >>> the changjong river is the longest in china. it's a directly controlled municipality of china. it used to be a part of szechuan province but was given its current designation in 1997. as part of an effort to develop innercities that had fallen behind coastal regions due to the effects of reform policies. recently, it's being further developed as a hub connecting china and europe. thanks to those efforts, they saw an economic growth, the largest in china. older buildings still exist in the center of the city. >> built on a hilly region, flat land is scarce. there are slopes everywhere. >>> this man has been working as a bang bang since migrating here at the age of 15. he knows every bang bang in town many in the past few years a lot of his peers have quit the profession and left town. >>> the village where he lives has been designated for redevelopment. many homes are being taken down and residents are decreasing in number. other than movi

uses right across the street. of course, convenience. lastly, the site is in a special kind of pdr disappeared this is the only pdr district in the city whichs called the special use retail pdr district and it was done to create more retail space on the street. this is important corridor 16th st. which will connect mission bay hospital and the mission and opposed? we value as an important transit line and the idea was encourage more retail in the pdr on the ground floor. we believe that the continuation of often space here will continue to encourage that retail to grow and expand on this special retail corridor pdr. this site has great location for transportation point of view. it's on the 16th st. bus line. with the city plans an enormous improvement to make transportation between mission bay and the mission much much better. with the strict prop m limits it you have for spaces of 50,000 and greaterthere is prediction in jobs may be concerned therefore jobs under 50,000 represents an important safety valve for the city that can allow job growth to continue notwithstanding the constraints that the large-cap prop m program has. thank you ver

financial leaders that city leaders are not using city money to operate the stadium. some of that information is propriety and refusing to hand over the documents. jesse gary has more. what is the scenario. reporter: auditors have been here at the stadium for much of the day and depending on what they find could determine whether this ends up in a court of law. >> the san francisco 49ers are added into battle with a foe and this time it is the front office fighting. >> this building is independently audited and signed off from the 49ers. >> team presidential guido says he will show the city council his case of the interworkings of levi stadium should not be turned over to the city but available for auditors. the mayor tired of this tussle is threatening legal action. >> the management agreement the documents are to be delivered to the stadium authority. it is a matter of possession. >> the football team acting as the company books levi for acts such as concerts and the shows bring in millions that go in the general fund. turning over the documents would make it public

seamans engineering company is using tampa as a test city. infrastructure is already in place to link vehicles with the roads we use every day. >> the first scale connected vehicle in the united states. >> reporter: system a floral. we went for a test drive as we made our way downtown. technologies car determined if traffic signals ahead were red or green. that information helped drivers slow down or speed up. >> it also allowed us to keep harmonized speed recommendations to have the traffic flowing throughout the city with a minimum of stops. >> reporter: the software will likely be built into future vehicles where drivers can put the capability of mourning pedestrians about potential bicycles, making the roads safer for everyone. >> the u.s. d.o.t. says it can reduce accidents. >> reporter: experts like the technology instead of constantly rebuilding is redeveloping highways and roads. >> we would see more of the intelligent transportation systems used, especially in cities and areas where we do >> reporter: each month, 40 intersections shou

if you need to get to the airport using 880 make sure you leave early or just stick with city streets, mission boulevard and hisperian can be used as alternates. >> thank you very much robin. as many people are hitting the roads for the thanksgiving holiday, it turns out a new list is out as to which state has the worst drivers. >> california made the top 20, no surprise there. >> no surprise. >> they look at crashes caused by failure to obey traffic signal, drunken driving, speeding and careless driving. california ranked 16th as the state with the worst drivers. that's compared to 2016 when we were 22nd. so we're getting worst. >> number one at the very top is texas and louisiana. they tied as the states with the worst drivers. the study comes as there's been a rise in traffic related deaths over the last year. this is a good reminder to be as safe as you can on the roads. hard to control what other people are doing but as long as you're doing the best you can hopefully that'll be enough. >> relatives always tell you we're not worried about you it's the other guy. here's a look at w

then third this is maybe the most-- at least i think it is, maybe the most meaningful potential uses in the city. when i did strategic plans before i retired, they were used to make research allocations decisions, they were used to make funding decisions, they were really used even though all of them said they wanted to be flexible, to sort of guide the work that was going on. and, if that was in this document or in the introductory letter, hen i missed it, and, if it is in the introductory letter, i think that is important that is part of that. i think not just the commission but the people you are going to talk to about that. because, they need to have a clear understanding of what your expectations are with this item and how they can make move forward with this. again, this is a fabulous, fabulous, fabulous peace and this is so focused and i think it can be a fabulous addition to your work. >> may i comment on this? >>sure. >> i will let donnie address this if we make any changes with this but the fact that but say for instance, pesticide use, we don't really have any ontrol over this, but, t

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what is a sanctuary city exactly? >> i don't use the term sanctuary city, since it has no definition and has been used primarily by anti-immigrant folks. los angeles has always been welcome to refugees, asylum seekers and immigrants. 63% of our population are immigrants or children of immigrants and we've seen that be a core part of our kple aeco and a core part of our streets, and a place immigrants can come to and they can feel safe no matter the changes that go into one administration or the next in the white house we're going to continue to be a great american city that's filled withism grants and veimmigrants proud of that. >> it's fair to say los angeles is not enforcing immigration law? >> we do all the time when there's criminal and a court warrant that requires us to make sure we hand folks over to immigration officials. the policy we have from los angeles is from 1970, darrell gates, a republican, conservative, in 1970 recognized that's not the job of local police officers, whose job is to establish trust with all ra resid

just this past june major us city to implement a soda tax. >>> i have your blue state right here. black and blue. >> so that got your attention. rocker ted nugent raising some eyebrows after he groped himself at a trump rally in michigan. he performed several songs including the national anthem in sterling heights. same rally after a picture of a supporters t-shirt went viral. take a look. it says rope, treat journalist. some assembly required. many say the sure calls for the lynching of journalists. >>> the bird game gang had a nice bye week. we are hoping they will be rested. once top-rated cardinals have less than a 1 percent chance of making the super bowl according to nfl.com. we wan will be there for the cardinals countdown at 7 live in a facebook page. we hope you'll join us. >>> the arizona diamondbacks have a new manager. he is the brand-new skipper for the d-backs. it was announced at a press conference. he managed clubs in the minors for nearly a decade. he spent some time at the interim manager of the red sox >>> you will see national teams arriving in the valley. they

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us live. sarah...this seems crazy....some cities want to charge a 9% tax. yeah, chicago, il already is...and pasadena, california is looking into it now. news for millions of us that like to plop down on the couch, relax and stream a tv show...movie....or music.... cities across the country are desperate to make up for budget shortages and they could pounce on your checkbook just for watching netflix in the comfort of your home. so cities want to reclassify video streaming services as a "utility" so they can tax it. but... how is that legal? one internet expert says it might no robert callahan, internet association director "utilities are water and electricity and sewer and all sorts of other utilities. websites and apps don't fit that mold whatsoever." callahan says cities could be violating allow tax on the internet. and here's the really crazy part of this story---- cities are trying to use a loophole with a law voters voted yes on 8 years ago! i'm putting the final edits on that part of the story now to have it for you at 6-30. allison..... many shoppers

and give you a little bit of background with the system currently the city owns and maintains the public radio system that is used a daily by over 20 city departments and outside agencies that system is use daily one hundred thousand talks on a daily basis from integer with police communicating with police in the field and talking to capture and the services did not like the puc that use the system as they operate around the city the systems that are currently in operation 15-year-old in 2000 and are now becoming out of vendor support and the emergency radios that are carved by the police officers and firefighters are breaking at a considerable rate and now more and more unreliable so to address that problem fiscal year 2014-2015 approved an it project to replace the system at this point we had estimate the project was roughly $28 million and convened an steering committee and convened a project team with the department of emergency management and department of technology second the company to replace the system we've been in negotiation with them and as part of negotiations process we've been able to combine bot

the only us city on the list, chardon. a cyber security expert we talked to says he is not surprised and told folks here they should not be overly concerned. >> you do not really take anything suspicious from not really. it could just be that it is the set of ip ranges they happen to scan to find anything in chardon that that attacker would really go after. >>reporter:black ops cyber says the link to the camera here in chardon could've been one of several that were compromised on a large server. there could be thousands of other cameras and other us >>> moving to politics now, you'll have a few hours left, of -- applications for absentee ballots must be met by noon today. completed ballots hunted the postmark by monday, the day before election day. if you missed today's headline come you can still vote early in person, through monday. some have a ready sent in the completed absentee ballots are reporting some confusion. because of a mailer sent out by the ohio democratic party. to turn in their ballots, since it went out t

feels completely i'm worried about what might happy to the city and the funding in the new year, however, this makes me even more important for us to come together to ma'am, policy decisions to lead our city those are issues we cannot afford to ignore and voters don't want us to ignore so supervisors i'm asking for all your help in this effort for your ideas your priorities as partnership to get it done and help to strengthen ourselves at the same time right now we can't afford competing interests and unhealthy discourse to issues that matter to san franciscans when there is potential difficult battles ahead san franciscans need us to push this city forward we have an opportunity to show the - that the difference strong cities what make but to do so we must remain strong and must also remind ourselves of the echo we heard no >> yes. respond when we work together we can accomplish much more thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. mayor and madam clerk read do consent. >> items 20 through 21 are. >> seeing no other names on the roster, madam clerk please call the roll. >> on the consent calendar supervisor kim supervisor mar superv

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fox 6s derica williams joins us from city hall with the very theres now a price tag for a recount of the presidential election in wisconsin: three-point-five million dollars. and the jill stein campaign has until today to pay it. as for how the recount would be conducted, thats bit more complicated. right now, the state elections commission is letting each county decide whether to do it by hand or by machine. the stein campaign has asked a dane county judge to order that all ballots be recounted by hand. planning to do mostly by machine but will recount the receipts from touch-screen machines be hand. she says it would take longer if everything was by hand... sometimes, individual counts are off and instead of counting that set of ballots and matching it with the number of voters in the poll book, youre counting it two or three times instead and that does kind of hold us up. the milwaukee county clerk says jeopardize making the december 12 deadline. the dane county clerk says theyll do it by hand regardless since the stein campaign is worried about the possibility the machines were h

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