my plan will focus on making our neighborhoods livable, walkable, and sustainable. i now have a square-mile initiative that will further initiative my crime-fighting plan. we will reduce crime. it can be done. necessary,ble, it is it is about the folks in the neighborhoods. >> if you have a crime-fighting plan, you have been there for , sing you ran for sheriff you had a crime-fighting plan. in 4 years, there has not been a single initiative out of your office that has been effective. we are still waiting for the answer to this. we can't figure out what year you think you are measung>> thon the fbi's website. let's talk about crime-fighting. never heard of someone crime-fighting looking out of the window of the 11th floor of the hall of justice. until you work the streets of the city, you are not equipped to tell anybody about fighting crime. gentlemen, let's put our fingers on crime. citizen does not have time to go on your website. she probably does not have to go on your computer. how is your crime-fighting plan different from benny napoleon's? doingill go right

livable, walkable, sustainable neighborhoods. neighborhoods that were safe.ghborhoods where you shop, where you played, and neighborhoods that you worship him. this is a defining moment for the city of detroit, detroit, the decision is up to you. you have to look for your future and pick a leader. >> moderator: now we will start with the questioning here. i will start it off and other panelist will join us. we will rotate through. i know the one thing we both agree on, that's the emergency manager. if you had your way you both like to undo the law but the fact is kevin or will be the emergency manager for another six months or so after one of you is the next mayor. i will start the question with you and that is, i have many free press readers and readers also send in question that many asked about the emergency manager. how specifically to each of you plan to work with kevyn orr during the first six months? duggan: the first question is is the only here for six or nine months? while the government has said the emergency mention will be over 18 months, his con

it is a way to make this city memorable and walkable and sustainable once again.e just say that my opponent says that he has been coming in and out of detroit the last 32 years. how many here see him in the last 32 years and when he was sleeping, he put on a bulletproof vest while he was sleeping and this includes carjackers and break-ins and we were getting rid of those incorporated and i was taking flags off the coffins of slain police officers. >> moderator: i want to thank you both for taking the time to be part of this. that includes the first televised debate here between mike duggan and benjamin napoleon. we hope you learned a bit more about them and i want to give my thanks to cliff russell and mr. thompson. you can watch the debate again on our sister station at 5:00 p.m. on sunday, october 27. you can also listen to it again on our raise radio this tuesday, october 22. the next conversation will take this place on wednesday, october 23, of which i'm pleased to moderate. thank you for being with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> in a few moments, a look at both parties, pol

make them more liveable, walkable, and sustainable.neighborhoods. >> we need recognize as a reality. detroit is 8% of the state's population. if all we cois fight with the other 92%. we are going it keep fighting. when i was a ceo we were heavily depended on the state of michigan because the number of uninsured and medicaid patient we dealt with. when rick ?ietder of elected governor in 2010, and the republicans took the house and took the senate. i went up and said we're going lobby for our money. because it was a group of hospitals outstate that immediately started to change the funding formula to move funding out of detroit to the city and grand rap yaidz area. i sat with the new republican senate chair. i sat with the governor and i showed them objectively that not just dmc but henry ford and saint john were doing an outstanding job to delivering care to the poor. when it was done every dollar got reinstated back to the city of detroit. we can do it on a bipartisan basis. we have to work at it. >> let's talk about the fairytale of

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next to that is the heart building and on the other side the supreme court, so all together, all walkable, everybody makes this walk today, the senators walk there to their offices from the capitol, there is actual a tram as well but most people do it outside so it is right there is where barbara boxer's office is, dianne feinstein, her office also in the heart office building, right in front of that building where the shooting took place tory. >> do we know the status of the shooter, the gunman? are they in custody at this point? >> we understand they are under control getting sort of different reports here. we are not sure if they are in custody or they are -- they passed away, again different reports there, but with you know the emergency search situation is over, that shooter is taken care of, we are just not sure what that means yet. >> yeah, i know, in this breaking news situation we want to make sure that we don't jump the gun and don't jump to any conclusions too soon, but yeah, the bottom line here is there was a brief lock down and it has now been lifted, thank you justin gray f

they say it's an effort to make san francisco the most walkable city in the country. >>> b.a.r.t.'s two largest unions are scheduled to vote this mid on a new -- friday on a new four year contract. whether or not ratify the tentative contract agreement that ended the latest strike a week ago. yesterday union leaders handed out cappies of the agreement -- copies of the agreement to workers. >> of course everything is not going to be perfect. but as far as initially read over, as far as what i see now, it seems pretty good and i'm going to vote yes. >> it's a decent contract that we can live with and considering the long fight we've been in i think we'll come out victorious. >> the results of the union vote are expected late friday night or early saturday morning. b.a.r.t.'s board of directors would then decide whether to ratify the new contract. they are both expected to approve the deal. >>> in the meantime more than 120 new bike racks have been added to the north berkeley b.a.r.t. station. b.a.r.t. says more bike racks will be installed at the lake merit station in oakland in the

livable, walkable, sustainable neighborhoods.eighborhoods that were safe, neighborhoods where you shop, neighborhoods where you played and that you worshiped him. this is a defining moment for the city of detroit. detroit's decision is up to you. you have to look to your future and picked a leader. >> moderator: now we'll start with are questioning here. i will start it off and other panels will join us. gentlemen, ma the one thing that you both agree on, the emergency manager i know if you had your way would both like to undo the law but the fact is, kevin will be the emergency manager for another six much a so after one of the is the next mayor. mike, start with you, and that is, i had many, many readers and cbs detroit.com readers asking about this emergency manager. how specifically did hud plan to work with kevin during the first six months? duggan: the first question is is the only here for six or nine months? while the governor has said emergency measure would here for 18 months, the contract is not say that. one of the qu

livable, walkable, sustainable, neighborhoods. neighborhood were that safe.borhood where you shopped. neighborhoods where you played. and neighborhoods that you worshiped in. this is defining moment for the city of detroit. detroit, the decision sup to you. you have to look to your future and pick a leader. >>> now we start with the questioning here. i'll start it off. and i other panelists will joining us. we'll be rotating. i know, there's one thing you agree on. the emergency manager. i know, you had your way you would like to undo the law. the fact is kevin will be the emergency manager for another six month or after one of you is the next mayor. mike, let start with you. how -- and again, many, reader and cbs.com sending in questions. many asked about the emergency marge. how do you plan to work with kevin during the first six months? >> the first question is he only here for six or nine month. while the governor has said the emergency manager will be here for 18 month. his contract hasn't said that. so longas long as the governor-appointed board want hi

. >> there will be commercial space and caves and just walkability. making this part of the waterfront very vibrant and accessible to anybody on the waterfront. >> they've spent over a million dollars now running ads that say about parks when 2/3 of their new open space and recreation would be private and closed. >> it is a hot debate in the city. the board of supervisors passed a height waiver to allow the project to go forward. but the future of the project determines by ballot numbers b and c in the november election. >>> convention traffic and today san jose became competitive. it's at a cost of $130 million. that's when they -- the ballroom is revealed central library used to be. results unveiled to the public at a celebration to which everyone is invited. the center will be open until 9:00 this evening if you decide to go on by. >>> the man accused of holding up a bank is recognized by police after he called officers to his burlingame hotel room. gerard myer called police after his girlfriend appeared to have a seizure. >>> new details on the de

i have a square mile initiative that will make this city safe, livable, walkable and sustainable once again. one square mile at a time. but let me just say this, my opponent says that he's been come anything and out of detroit for the last 32 years. how many of you have seen him in that last 33 years -- 32 years before he began to run for mayor? while he was sleeping, i put on a bulletproof vest, a 40 caliber block and patrolled these cities. while he was sleeping we were arresting murderers, carjackers and break-ins. while he was sleeping, we were getting rid of young boys incorporated and the chambers brothers. while he was sleeping i was taking flags off the coffins of slain police officers who had given their lives for you while you were sleeping. >> moderator: and, gentlemen, i want to thank you both for taking time to be part of this, and cha concludes the first televised debate between mike duggan and benny napoleon with. again, thank you both for being here. i want to give my thanks to cliff, dave and -- [inaudible] and if once was not snuff, you can watch this debate on wkbd-

it's an effort to make san francisco the most walkable city in america. >>> a safety meeting is plannedonse to home particularries in the mountains -- burglaries in the mountains of southern santa clara county. one of the victims said armed men stole thousands of dollars of electronics, jewelry, and a gun on brush road in highway 17 on october 11th. a similar case happened back on september 27th on stagecoach road in los gatos. sheriff's deputies will be at that meeting at 7:00 at the redwood estates pavilion in los gatos. >>> starting today, santa cruz police will be cracking down on halloween partiers. now police say they will enforce triple fines for drinking in public, leading up to halloween on thursday. they will also be looking for people who cause vandalism. fines can cost you about $200 to more than $1,000. and an unofficial costume parade is expected on halloween night. officers are expected to patrol the festivities downtown. >>> west virginia house is changing its glowing with halloween spirit. the house belongs to the mayor. right now it is being lit orange with thousands o

it's essentially a walkable puzzle. and it's a lot harder than it looks.maze stretches a dozen acres. >> it tests your wits a little bit. >> reporter: and can hold you hostage for hours. >> thankful my husband comes along and he has a great sense of direction. >> reporter: on some fall weekend, attendance tops 3,000 at about $10 a hid. >> 36 dollars, please. >> reporter: like the $20 zip line and the perfect pumpkin. this is a working corn and soy bean farm. >> are you having fun? >> reporter: but entertainment is now 30% of profits. >> corn is up, down. soybeans, a drought this year. this keeps it stead for us. keeps a stead income because it's grown that much. >> groo crop this year. >> reporter: david peterson, a fifth generation farmer is the first in his family to charge admission. you've come around? >> oh, yeah. it took a little while. took a couple of years but i really enjoy it. >> reporter: it's almost like a county fair. pig races and petting zoos. >> i like the animals in the big open space to play. >> reporter: as the sun goes down, a new crow

jackie cheese calls it walkable long -- whck-a-mole. but the 14 bills passed by the house approximately $83 billion of funding the total amount from the original house passed it to doing resolution who have lost their loved ones now they are asked to suffer because of the republican shutdown. yesterday on the floor asking people to step up a and joining us. suitor hopefully rather than later if we default on october 78 it will be the first time in the history of the united states that will ochre and have a devastating impact on businesses and jobs and the savings of americans if you have a savings or retirement account have you been watching it over the last several days? had to see what the republican shutdown has done for your future? i yield the floor. >> give us what you saw what the press and the media. >> usually with some hostility, it is the natural state of affairs between the white house and the press corps because that is just the nature of what the press needs to you do to catch though white house out on whatever is going on

they say it's an effort to make san francisco the most walkable city in america. >>> 7:56.appening today, a ceremony to celebrate the demolition of san francisco's cathedral hill hotel. the hotel closed in 2009. it will be torn down to make room for the california pacific medical center's new hospital. the 550-room hospital is expected to open in 2015. today's ceremony begins at 11:00 a.m. on va necessary -- van ness. >>> santa cruz police will be cracking down on halloween partiers. police say they will enforce triple fines for drinking in public leading up to hawpe low wean on -- halloween on thursday. they loan looking for people who cause vandalism. fines can cost you up to $200 to $1,000. an unofficial parade is thursday night. officers are expected to control festivities downtown. >>> controversy again surrounds the fatal shooting of a 13-year- old boy by a sheriff's boy last week. what's happening on the streets of sore in a couple of hours. >> reporter: we were there as protesters camped out in -- in dolores park. >>> we have heavy congestion at danville, alamo. liv

to allow these walkable monuments, open air monuments, accessible to the public, so you can walk up tohe nih funding that's become the source of concern for a lot of folks, allow them to keep getting their funding while you work the broader details out. the democratic leadership senate seems to be saying it is all or nothing. settle differences on bigger scores. is that a possibility to you? >> it would -- who determines what we should fund first? who determines what -- >> you mentioned the nih. then -- some of the republican colleagues may mention the -- memorials. i'm hardly in a position to judge which is -- more important. that would be a start. that maybe that would -- hint of a negotiation and resolution of some of the bigger issues. >> that might work, miele. except that there is -- this whole atmosphere that has been created around winning and losing. and -- somebody who -- gave in first and that kind of thing. that's all you hear on the news. so -- i don't know -- if that would work. i mean -- you know, the cdc -- i'm here. i go to work here every day. but i'm not sure that i