commissioner wald. >> thank you. at our october 22 policy committee meeting we heard a presentation by the sfmta on their transportation sector action strategy they formulated in cooperation with the department of the environment. it's another great example of cross agency, interdepartmental collaboration we saw here earlier this evening though i point the out it was different people. we also heard from dr. chris giger of the department on how the integrated pest management program and various aspects are going to be carried out over the rest of the year. he was joined by people from public works or rec and parks department and the san francisco puc and bay friendly. among other things we discussed the use of pesticides and talked about advanced notification. the department will be holding a public hearing on the draft reduce risk pesticide list in december. in january, the policy committee will be discussing the public comment then in march it comes to us. at our november 12 meeting we heard a presentation on the en

and then i think commissioner wald had something you wanted to add? no? okay. any further discussion on this item? before we vote. it's been moved by commissioner wald and seconded by commissioner ahn to vote on -- make sure i get. the resolution supporting the transportation demand management plan. all in favor? any opposed? any abstentions? motion carries. thank you very much. anthony. >> commissioners is there any objection to taking a group photo right now? an updated group photo for our website and annual report? >> everybody is here tonight. >> for once. >> when is the next opportunity? >> january. >> better do it right now. >> an i would be looking better. >> i am getting my hair done tomorrow. >> you can't be on the website until then. >> we should do it. it is the proper way to welcome commissioner ahn. we're going to take a couple of minute break. >> probably in front of the flag. >> thank you, commissioners. >> thank you, members of the audience for your patience. we do want to reflect that he is a member of our commission on the website, so thank yo

this is a bus transfer which was found in the pocket of lee harvey os wald after he was arrested. and was obtained by the dallas police. and given to the fbi and became a commission exhibit. of the warren commission. the second item that you requested is lee harvey os wald's address book. a custom made container. and again this is acid free. this is they have this handy little lift. so you can get it out without having to pull. there's a commission exhibit number of on there. 18. and it has all of his handwritten items including a map. addresses and telephone numbers. which you would expect. the final item is a map. of mechanixico city. he made a trip to mexico city. prior to the assassination. and brought this map home. and this was acquired by dallas police. and the fbi and the warren commission. this side of the map there's a smaller map with tourist spots. which are identified on this side. as you can tell certain things were circled. it was like that when we received it. obviously we wouldn't add anything like that. the backside is larger map. again with several items circled

when the dallas police were transfers lee harvey os wald. tv was covering that transfer live. this cbs tv camera from dallas at the time was in the basement and filmed the transfer. and of course during the transfer was when bar owner jack ruby emerged from the crowd and murdered the expected assassin on live tv. this is the tv camera back as i say when they were the size of a car that filmed that historic incident. the kennedy family, jacky his children. personal items here. this two letters here that she wrote to margaret. who was the wife of robert. who was kennedy's defense secretary. very personal note. this is in july of 1964. she had decided to move she and the children to new york city. to seek a new life. and she wrote a note. and this is the handwritten reply from jacky. where she says she must attempt to start a new life. i don't have great hopes for it but i know it will be better for the children. such a really a heart rendering line. here of course years later. jfk jr., john john. in the white house. became the publisher of the magazine a public figure himself. 1

joining me now is nbc's alex seitz-wald, who just came back from alabama.m talking to people i've known on the ground for a couple of decades. my father's famili-- mother's f is from alabama. i'm not high in the enthusiasm level in black counties in alabama. what's going on down there? >> you hear a lot of that and a lot of concerns among democrats that african-americans are not aware or excited about this race as much as they would want them to be. this is the key demographic group for democrats in alabama. they really need super high turnout from african-americans. there's a couple of things that are not working as well as they should be for doug jones. one is he's not as well known, he hasn't run statewide. this is his first campaign for public office. he's really leaning on his former work prosecuting kkk members in the church bombing years after the fact. that got him some attention in birmingham but not so much statewide. but he's also made a couple of mistakes i think in his appeal to those voters. in particular there was one mailer that said what if

. >>> the owner of this house is making clark griz wald proud. look at those holiday decorations. no word on how many decorations he has on the lawn, but it doesn't look like he could fit many more. a a lot of people stop and marvel at it and take a lot of pictures. oh my goodness. >>> new at 6:00, a local family is delivering holiday cheer to people who spend long days and nights on the road. >> they are handing out care packages to the men and women who keep america moving, the truckers. tim furlong shows us their inspiration. >> reporter: it's a busy time at their house. >> these are all gift bags that we have already prepared. >> reporter: crystal and her daughters prepare gift bags for truckers. her husband was killed in 2011 and every year since on the saturday before christmas, crystal ask her daughters carmen's crew go out and give care packages to the truckers at the i-95 travel plaza. this is video from 2014. >> we want to make sure when they are away from their families, stuff like that, especially near the holidays, they are appreciated, loved. >> reporter: if carmen w

. >>> wald disney world has made a change at some of its resorts in the orlando area. do not disturb signs have been replaced by room occupied signs at the grand floridian, polynesian and contemporary reports. the issue here is safety. with the room occupied signs, workers will now be able to enter rooms at least once a day to check on the safety and security of guests. the change follows the deadly mass shooting from a room at the mandalay bay hotel in lave three months ago. >>> let's check back with meteorologist bonnie schneider. >> we are definitely looking at the cold. temperatures are going to be dropping well below zero in so many locations. 47 million people under some sort of windchill advisory or warning. this polar arctic air is dropping temperatures, 20, 30 degrees below normal. and the wind with the temperature at negative 2 in chicago, it feels like it's negative 18. it's also quite cold as you look towards washington, feeling like it is below zero. so temperatures are going to stay cold through tomorrow morning, through the rest of the week and the rest

republicans have been wanting to do for many years and it is like it or not it is one of the biggest tax or wald's in recent history the biggest one in the last thirty years at least so yes this is a victory if you like the question is if it would be a pyrrhic victory for him because the democrats tried to use the many provisions in the bill they can paint as unfair to low and middle income families and to stick to the republicans in next year's midterm elections so we'll see if this will turn out to be a victory for trump in the long run it's very there's a very good point to make there because the democrats he didn't get a single vote particularly in the senate for this and that's just when you're looking at it you know it's a very polarized situation in the u.s. we see with taxes funny what does this mean the beyond the u.s. borders it really depends where you print the bill does include a so-called excise tax of twenty percent on companies that basically produce the subsidies abroad foreign subsidiaries so what does it mean for example for german makers who have factories in the u.s. but they

but here's a picture i made of the lee harvey os wald. that tragic day. of the gun that he used to shoot jfk. so as a working journalist i was at a lot of the events. i felt this exhibit would serve a better purpose showing the work of my colleagues rather than some lesser pictures i had made. as i look around the walls here and remember the four months that went into putting this together, all of these photographs by photographers i knew that i traveled with and had breakfast or dinner with. it was quite an experience. looking back at history. and remembering those moments. some of them hard struggles to get a picture that looks like easy to take. crowds of photographers but yet finding that you were a fly on the wall in many instances. is like looking for the decisive moment. these are pictures of the leading photographers of the golden age of photo journalism. i'm very proud they all allowed me to kind of dip into their archives. and find the images that tell the story of john f. kennedy. and his vision for america. >>> you can watch this and other ame

murphy tapped gray wald and lieutenant governor-elect sheila oliver to head the department of community affairs. now that last nomination could lead to a big change for atlantic city. last year republican governor chris christie put the community affairs department in charge of managing the city's declining finances. governor-elect murphy, a democrat, promised during his campaign to end the state's takeover of atlantic city. murphy says the priority differs from those of christie's. >>> now to news from capitol hill. votes on the republican tax bill in the house and senate are expected in the coming days. this weekend president trump defended the tax plan blasting democrats who say the bill does little for the middle class and lots for the rich. >> the democrats have the soundbites, the standard soundbites before they even know what the bill is all about. they talk about for the wealthy. this is one of the great gifts to the middle income people they've ever gotten for christmas. >> today president trump is expected to return from camp david where he's been holding meetings with members

shelves not a part of the gris wald family there. that's because her provider pen elect build her for $284 billion, that is with a b. lucky for her the entire amount isn't due until november 2018. so she can actually make those payments over the next 12 months, the minimum payment this month coming out to a mere 28 grand t. erie native told the local paper her eyes nearly popped out of her head. she wondered if perhaps she put up her christmas lets wrong. of course the bill was an error and quickly fixed to the correct amount of only $284 bucks. >> that's when you got to get warren buffet on speed die. i need a loan. >> exactly. >> another holiday story in seattle, a notorious holiday gift was responsible for temporarily halth a ferry service t. bomb squad was called after a suspicious package was found under a tree in the waiting area. apparently it was the only gift, after a full investigation, it was found the package was a simple fruit cake. it is unclear where it was left at the ferry or it was abandoned or meant for terminal wo

. >> mike michael machine dock wald, right on key, plus the season's hottest toys, of that, on this sundaym. >>> police are looking for a man who ripped off a church fundraiser back here at home. just how much this grinch stole, and parishioners are staying positive through the loss. we will be right >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. let's get a check on the forecast now, here's meteorologist, matt peterson out on the cbs-3 skydeck with eyewitness weather. good morning, matt. >> good morning, jan, it is a cool start to the day out here on the skydeck. and across the philadelphia area. but not nearly as cold as it was 24 hours ago. we are headed maybe even 15 degrees warmer in a few spot here this morning. compared to where we were yesterday. but that doesn't mean that it is going to be necessarily a afternoon just more seasonable. headlines for the sunday, a break from the snow, every course we didn't have any snow showers yesterday. but it really seem like every cof we've been in dose of that flurry activity, not going to happen t

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. >> commissioner: moved by xhe commissioner wald and seconded by commissioner to move into closed session to evaluate the performance of debbie raphael. all in favor? any opposed? motion carries. thank you to all of you who have come to join us today for the come to join us today for the >> so the commission environment is reconveneing from closed session we are in item 13. >> we have to say the time. >> the time is 9:02p.m. >> ok, thank you very much and we're now back in session and i need a motion to not disclose any or all discussions held in closed session? so moved by commissioner. >> seconds by commissioner walls and in favor. >> aye. >> any opposition. >> motion passes s. there any public comment? ok. the next item is adjournment the time is 9:03p.m. we're adjourned and our next meeting is january 23rd, 2018. happy holidays. >> self-planning works to preserve and enhance the city what kind hispanic the environment in a variety of ways overhead plans to fwied other departments to open space and land use an urban design and a variety of other matters related to the physical urban en

fox's matt road wald has the story. >> the charm of nostalgia runs deep at five and diner in scottsdale the american fare to the handmade milk shakes, it's a hard working staff that isn't expecting a whole lot in return. >> our dishwashers, they don't expect to get any tip. our cooks don't expect to get anything. >> she has has ban server for more than two decades now nothing prepared her for saturday morning. >> i was just normal day. normal guests. >> quiet and to himself, sitting right here at table number 20. he ordered a typical breakfast. >> he had bacon and eggs with hash browns. he had a coffee and he had an orange juice. >> after about an hour, he paid his bill and slipped out the door unnoticed. but what he wrote on the bill certainly was noticed. >> we looked at it we go $200 oh, no, it's $2,000. >> a $2,000 tip and direct instructions to split the bill with the rest of the staff. and that meant some happy cooks, some happy servers, all glide through a saturday afternoon shift. >> they couldn't believe it. the whole day they couldn't believe it. so it made everybody's day. >>

betsy woodruff from the daily basketball and eric seitz wald and alexi mccannon deputy news editor for axios. let's start with you here on this alex, this tweet, the language used by the president, he's saying again i had to fire general flynn because he lied to the vice president. and the fbi. now again, our reporting shows it appears to be the first time that he's indicating that general flynn was fired because he lied to the fbi specifically. what -- what do you know and what do you think that tells us. >> richard, it is significant in that if trump did indeed know that flynn had lied to the fbi at that time, it opens up a whole new world of legal complications because this is before he talked to comby and asked him to -- to see if he could let flynn go and why was he interested in flynn. he didn't say to let the entire russia investigation to go but flynn specifically and he said he fired flynn because he lied to the vice president. so it raises more questions than answers and on the best of days and worst of days, instead of talking about tax reform we're talking about russia and

. >> hi, russell wald with the hoover institution. i have a policy question that's probably better for a later panel. but since we have everyone up here, i'm curious. given the ubiquitous nature of vulnerabilities, it seems to be that deterrents by defense does not seem really feasible. so this question is probably more likely for you, michael. what is a good policy that says to adversaries u.s. elections are sacrosanct and the risk is too high for another nation state to become involved? >> the challenge is if you're going to leave bags of money on the lawn overnight and then try to deter and talk tough about don't come take that money, and then you're stunned the next morn when the money is gone, deterrence is not quite the model there i think there actually is a lot that we can do across the board to just bring the money inside, forget locking the door for a minute. no defense is perfect. i'm completely agree, right? but before you talk about deterring and imposing costs, i think you do have to look at are we really just talking ab