. >>> noticiero telemundo con ustedes marÍa celeste arrarÁs y desde washington dc josÉ dÍaz ba larltmuy medio de el frÍo en tenso aquÍ en washington dc se celebrÓ la primera sesiÓn con republicanos porque ahora en la capital como en 21 estados de la naciÓn americana se sufre el azote de un frente Ártico que se estÁ desplazando hacÍa el este a toda velocidad, ha depositado nieve a lo largo de 2000 millas, quÉ tal soy josÉ dÍaz-balart de ese frÍo viene seguido de una segunda rÁfaga de aire hel cada traerÁ las temperaturas mÁs frÍas en muchÍsimo tiempo jannet rodrÍguez con mÁs. >>> cuatro pulgada de nieve sorprendieron a la capital de la naciÓn y sus alrededores. >>> estaba pronÓstico de ada uno pulgada y como que se confiaron y resultoÓ que se escapÓ de las manos. >>> un viaje de media hora le tomÓ dos horas hasta el trabajo pÉsimo el trÁfico estÁ sÚper lento. los carros que tienen que limpiar las vÍas no lo estÁn haciendo. >>> en mi condado en verring nea muchos padres batallaron al llevar a hijos a las escuelas varios autobuses quedaron atascados en la nieve, y que nieveciÓn que se p

the bay area is up against los angeles and boston and washington dc.land mayor shep made a last call to the olympic committee yesterday boosting their pitch with talk of a new stadium that would be built in oakland to hold rack and field events. a final decision by the international olympic committee is expected in 2017. >> we are a day and a half away from the closing of the golden gate bridge that will install a movable median barrier. the bridge will close for 52 hours this week from midnight on friday until 4:00 a.m. on monday and during the closing crews will be trained to operate the machinery that will move the barrier to acome -- accommodate the commutes and will be re-opened 4:00 a on monday even if the install is done early. they will do the extra time for training. the bay area is intended to help prevent head oncollisions. >> roads leading to the bridge will be closed with highway 101 closed at the marin sausalito exit with in northbound access from sausalito. in san francisco, two closings including doyle drive and marina and the other at

we are in washington dc, with the latest. susan? >>> good morning eric.e, president obama condemns the attacks as "cowardly evil." the attack in paris on "charlie hebdo" was well landed and deliberately executed by masked gunmen with automatic rifles. the worst terror attack in france in decades leaving 12 dead 11 wounded. this morning, french authorities are on the hunted for suspects. the to men seen in a new poster are brothers in their 30's. the police say they are armed and dangerous. the third and youngest suspect, 18 years old surrendered to police last night. >> the french publication was a target before for lampooning the prophet mohammed. it was fire bombed in 2011 after publishing car continues of the prophet. this time, the gunman am ambushed an editorial meeting and called we people by name. they shouted "allahu akbar!" which is god is great and "we avenge prophet moment." the french president hollande said transwas hold a "national day of mourning," with 150,000 starting vigils for the victims. >> ordinary heroes fighting no the free press.

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will enforce a zone on washington dc. we'll tell you all about that coming up.lou: a few comments now on something that seemed to me to be missing from the confirmation hearing for loretta lynch today. in her opening statement, lynch talked about her priorities. >> should i be confirmed as attorney general? my highest priorities will continue to be to ensure the safety of all of our citizens, to protect the most vulnerable among us from crime and abuse, and to strengthen the vital relationships between the brave law enforcement officers and the communities they're entrusted to serve. in a world of complex and evolving threats protecting the american people from terrorism must remain the primary mission of today's department of justice. lou: lynch went on to list other priorities. human trafficking child exploitation. cyber security. all appropriate. but in my opinion, she missed a critical priority, if not the major priority. the one goal that has to be accomplished if she or anyone is to achieve those other priorities. she didn't even refer to or even in the va

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in washington dc. matches and parades and days of service across the country park the legacy of the leader. if san francisco, a march will wind if the cal train station. >> three the mlk king jr. freedom train makes its final run after lack of interest ending the they day tradition the last freedom train in the country. >> the prosecution in kentucky are working to extradict two teens accused in a multistate claim spree back to the bluegrass state. the 18-year-old boy and 13-year-old girl were arrested yesterday in florida accused of breaking into homes and using stolen checked and stealing three trucks. >> and seahawks won if a furious overtime game. the patriots squashed colts 45-7. super bowl 49 is in glendale, arizona, february 1. >>> six king tides today. if you are headed out on the holiday, want out near the coastline or bay shoreline we will have minor flooding with timeframe right here for the golden gate bridge and it could be different depend on writer going to be. >>> seven a look in san jo

he is expected to first visit washington dc. he will likely make several stops including congress and the white house. the hope will go to new york city and visit the united nations and several other significant sites. in philadelphia for several days culminating with his outdoor mass. an estimates two million people are expected to line the ben franklin park way. he will also try to visit a children's hospital or a juvenile prison. all of this has yet to be officially concerned. you can get details right away with the nbc 10 news app. our team will push alerts out to you once they come into the news room. >> millions celebrating the regular si of martin luther king junior today. >> nbc 10 was on the scene for several events. police join lawmakers and faith leaders to remember dr. king through song and dance. they were on hand. paul moore recited the famous "i have a dream" speech. >> another musical tribute to dr. king. a high school choir did a number of productions. >> vice president joe biden spoke at a memorial in honor of

in the progressive community in washington, dc that has become a mantra. the democrats and the progressive community have been pushing for several years very hard to raise the issue of the minimum wage to increase the minimum wage. i know that my chapters in new jersey and actually -- activists from many parts of the country, came to new jersey in 2013 to help pass a minimum wage law at the state level. we didn't get barbara bono elected governor but we did get the minimum wage law passed in 2014 we got a minimum wage law passed in arkansas and alaska, even though those same voters voted for united states senators who actually don't support an increase in the minimum wage. so that's a whole other conversation. but why were n.o.w. chapters -- by the way, let me just pause for a moment and say the national organization for women is actually the grassroots arm of the women's movement. we don't do research. we don't provide services, and we don't have a lobby shop in washington, dc. like a lot of other women's organizations. all of our lobbying is done grassro

our plus investigators zero in on a likely cause of a fatal fire in washington dc, subway stations and what caused the train to fill with smoke. >> the fog was late to lift and a look at the bay from the exploritorium camera and meteorologist mike nicco is coming up >> investigators are inside a washington, dc, subway tunnel trying to decide why it spilled with smoke. one decided and 83 went to the hospital after the train was stuck in the tunnel. a commuter shot this video of the met tremendous tunnel and dozens were trapped in the cars until they could be evacuated. it is thought that electrical arcing caused the accident. >>> president obama is announcing new preparals aimed at suring up united states against against cyber attacks including increasing the prosecution cyber criminals and toughening penalties. the companies russia share information about fiber threats say it would be shielded from accountability county cyber hacking is a growing concern after the sony pictures attack which still has to be approved by congress. >> facebook will do their part to fine missing children. a

the pay writer is competing with house anxious boston, and washington dc. those organizing the bay area effort announced a bold change ahead of the expected announcement hosting the opening and closing ceremonies at a planned new stadium to be built in oakland. the city's newly elected mayor schaaf was beaching with joy. >> oakland is trying to build new sports stadiums and the timing could not be more perfect where this opportunity to build an olympic stadium with then create a permanent home for one of our sports teams most likely the raiders. >> if the usoc votes the decision will be this afternoon and we will bring it to you. >> we are a day and a half away from the close use of the golden gate bridge to install a movable median barrier and a look shows you can see it is cloudy over there. the bridge will close for 52 hours this weekend from 11:59 friday night until 4:00 a.m. on monday morning. during the closing, crews will be changed to operate the machinery to accommodate the commutes to prevent head-on collisions. >> the affordable care act could im

we have the latest from washington dc. >> at the white house, president obama condemned the attacks as "cowardly evil." the attack on the "charlie hebdo" newspaper was well landed and deliberately executed by mack gunmen with automatic life folks, the worst attack in decades learning 12 dead and 11 wounded. french authorities are hunting for the suspect. these two men seen here in a new "wanted," poster are brothers in their 30's and armed. the third suspect 18 years surrendered to police. "charlie hebdo" was a target for lampooning the prophet mohammed in sketches. it was fire bombed in 2011 after publishing cartoons of the prophet. this time, the gunmen ambushed an editorial meeting and called victims by name. >> it was clearly an execution. >> they were shooting at police and they shouted "god is great." witnesses say "we avenged the prophet mohammed." >> this morning is the start of a national day of mourning in france with 150,000 people already beginning the vigils for the victims. >> just ordinary heroes fighting to have an oppress. >> in washington, new york, and san francisco

the september trip to the united states and will likely canonize him at the national shrine in washington dc and travel to philadelphia and new york city. >>> we have had fog the past few days but nothing like what i saw this morning. >> like this. >> it is thicker in more areas this morning than yesterday. this is how it looked across the bay bridge. >> is that eric thomas driving? >> driving and shooting video is dangerous. i would never do that. >> it was pretty thick cross the bay bridge. suddenly we get to the other side and boom, the clipper opened up. it was lick like a wall >> now, the fog in oakland the bay bridge toll plaza is at least half-a-mile visibility. be careful. as far as inland livermore from the altamont pass dublin grade headed into the valley, you are going to sink into very thick fog at quarter-mile visibility and headed to the north by we have a quarter-mile visibility around petaluma so 116 and 101 even washington boulevard, very foggy. the winds are light if not blowing a little bit to the south and everyone is going to get some fog by the end of the morning. it sh

the wilson center in washington dc posted this. it is about one hour and a half. >> welcome to the wilson center and welcome to this installment of the washington history seminar on waking from the dream, the struggle for civil rights in the shadow of martin luther king. i am christian, i designed it, with cochair eric, professor of history at george washington university. our weekly seminar on historically perspectives on international affairs. it is co-authored by the wilson center and international history center. we are delighted to have all of you here, since i have a cold i will be very brief to acknowledge, as always, the support of our funders and donors. especially american foreign relations, as well as other individual donors for this series. i want to thank others for doing everything to put this series and this event in place. with that, i will turn it over to eric for the introduction of our speaker. next thank you christian. it is my distinct pleasure to introduce professor david chapelle, professor of modern american

assistance for graduate school professional development, mentors and paid summer internships in washington dc. >> you are part of our effort to ensure that we have a foreign service that reflects the face of america. >> sarah ell sayed: i'm a first generation american. my family's from egypt originally, from alexandria, but i was born and raised in the u.s., grew up in north carolina in a small, small town that i could not wait to get out of, knew that i wanted to travel and see the world. i had the opportunity to work at the american embassy in baghdad. so that was where i really got my experience and exposure to the department of state and what a foreign service officer does and what that career would be like, and the more exposure that i had to foreign service officers, the more i really felt that was a career that i really wanted for myself. >> how do you balance possibly being pigeon hold into a certain area with a desire to diversify your portfolio? >> can i object a latina as a specialist in the middle east? >> bonnie: most foreign service officers come to the state department in their

bao-bao the giant panda took advantage of the snow in washington, dc at the zoo the first time the cub the winter weather. she had the time of her life playing and eating together. what could be better? >> we have another full 90 minutes of news including a cosmetic surgery patient on the run leaving surgeon stuck with the bill. doctors and authorities are looking to track him down. >>> downtown san francisco is on a clear and crisp morning and we will find out what is going on with the weather and traffic with leyla gulen. discover brookside and discover an exciting combination of tastes. rich, dark chocolate covering soft centers. flavored with exotic fruit juices. it's chocolate and fruit flavors like you've never experienced before. discover brookside. female announcer: get beautyrest, posturepedic even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance prices. save even more on floor samples, demonstrators, and closeout inventory. the year end clearance sale is on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>

. >> any new osha regulations are devised at the national level in washington dc, with input from interest groups. so, even if there were a will to impose more regulations, they could take years to implement >> is it out of control? >> yeah i would say i mean the problem is it's pretty hard to complain about the hours you work when you're making that kind of money. i mean you got people coming up here young, starting out making a hundred thousand a year or you can be like myself who makes 200,000 a year and so it makes it really hard to complain to management that you're working too many hours when there are a lot of people that would love to be in my position. >> the breakneck pace of production in the bakken is so great that employees are often not given the most basic information about the hazards they're exposed to. brothers jeremy dagget and brandon belk worked for a company called badlands power fuels cleaning the inside of frac tanks for around 20 dollars an hour. >> do you know what chemicals have been in that tank? or are you just jumping in and taking a guess? >> no, you're just

fbigrabo un video donde se ve un hombre preparando un atentado suicida contra el capitolio en washington, dcvideo no se dio a conocer hasta hoy gracias a una investigacion de la cadena abc news. el sospechoso aparece dando a un agente encubierto los detalles de lo que habria sido una masacre contra congresistas estadounidenses.vilma tarazona tiene la historia. el dia en que almni el khalifi, fue arrestado a pocos pasos del capitolio, llevaba puesto el chaleco que le entrego el agente encubierto y que el creyo estaba cargado con explosivos . fue sentenciado a 30 anos de carcel. 86 por ciento de los estadounidenses esta de acuerdo en que oficiales de la policia porten camaras de video en sus uniformes de acuerdo a una encuesta del washington post. la idea es documentar su desempeqo y asi prevenir el uso excesivo de fuerza pero, en algunos casos, las camaras hace mas que documentar un abuso y permiten entender mas de los peligros que enfrentan los oficiales en sus trabajos... la violencia tiene un nuevo enemigo en el salvador!!se trata de un frente amplio a nivel nacional creado especificamente

visit ncicap.org] >> we see the president arriving in washington dc this morning __ after his two week vacation in hawaii. the president waving and wishing a happy new year at the white house. in a couple of days, the president will be back on the road to promote his economic agenda, traveling to michigan, arizona, and tennessee. to talk about manufacturing, housing and educational policies. he will highlight those in his state of the union address to congress. that address set for january 20. including a mix of legislative proposal, and action that president will take that does not need congressional approval. with republicans taking control of both the house and senate. >> the 114th congress gals in this tuesday at noon eastern. watch live coverage of the house on c_span, and the senate live on c_span2. track the gop led congress and have your say as events unfold on the c_span networks, c_span radio, and c_span.org. new congress, best access. on c_span. >> now, a conversation with retired astronaut, walter cunningham. he talks with jim clash about the early apollo missions aand the

joe lawn from gibson dunn here in washington, dc was the american counterpart. both of the monitors talked to me when i was working on the book and it was fascinating for me to hear about their work. we don't typically hear anything about what monitors are doing or what is happening during the implementation of a corporate prosecution agreement. the siemen's company may be the exception. they're quite proud of the work the monitors did and feel like it did good things for their company. the monitors described it being an extremely labor-intensive and enjoyable many years they were doing this work. in fact dr. weighle was telling me how siemen's never failed to approve any of his recommendations. they gave him the -- when you first walk into the headquarters to show how important the monitor was and if you read the translated versions of the crowe's speeches, he will heal -- hale the work of the monitor, thank you so much for the work you are doing. most companies don't talk about that way about cases over which they were prosecuted. neighbor was a a change. they

those things you sent us to washington dc to do. reforming our tax code, closing loopholes, not raising taxes -- like what the president has proposed. we should not do that to our hard-working americans. we need to prioritize our spending. cut wasteful spending. we need to balance the budget. [applause] i have not figured it out. i know we have done that across iowa, we have done it in our state budget. for heavens sakes we need to do it in washington. another thing i spoke about was defending life. defending innocent life. [applause] we, as a society, will be judged by how we take care of our most vulnerable within our population. that goes from the beginning of life to our natural death. [applause] so we need to make sure that everyone understands that we are compassionate. we will defend this innocent life. another thing i spoke about was developing, and this is important to me, developing a comprehensive plan to address terrorism and threats to the united states. [applause] we must we must have a strong plan. a plan to uphold ou

i am going to washington dc to reduce the size and scope of the federal government so that the role of the federal government is as framed in the constitution and our government. in that sense i will not compromise my core values and i am absolutely willing to work with others on crafting legislation to make sure that we have an immigration system that works and i think we have to come together and we can't just keep throwing money at problems and hope that those problems are getting better. you may have heard about a different message from the tea party groups that i have heard. they have never said that we can go there and don't work with other people. they have absolutely asked me to go there and solve problems. >> in february and march he is raising the debt limit. under what circumstances would you vote to increase the debt limit reign. >> welcome i think that we have to make substantial progress and on balancing the budget, if we do that come i will take a look at voting to increase the debt limit. but i am not in this includes what the president and others have and we have a lot

>> not surprisingly, from the east coast out and that held true for new york city and from washington, dc. official newspapers of the administration existed for every presidential administration from jefferson through lincoln. naturally i haven't investigated past lincoln so i don't know. their official newspapers carried the word in their editions and then they were copied at first through the mail and then by telegraph so the official information got to newspapers around the country. so definitely these big -- these two big east coast centers of news, new york just by virtue of being the media capital, and washington by virtue of being the capital. >> just to die jess that niece newspapers would wear on their sleeves -- talk about bias in media today -- eye am a democrat voice or a republican voice, and what sorts of issues did that just come to the fore and people knew which newspaper they would read and listen to. >> imindicate to the fore in everything from election to dog catcher. they -- the famous example of a low-level elected official to president of the united states. newspaper

. >>> es sÓlo el principio, liliana nos informa desde washington dc.l congreso. >>> esto es culpa de presidente. >>> y es que el plan republicano fue mÁs allÁ de lo que muchos esperaban, entre otras cosas busca revertir la protecciÓn a los jÓvenes soÑadores amparados bajo daca quiere evitar que el gobierno use fondos federales para implementar la orden ejecutiva dapa anunciada en noviembre pasado y pretende re instituir el programa comunidades seguras, en la organizaciones este ataque contra daca no le pasto mo por sorpresa. >>> busca de manera agresiva y desesperada cÓmo poner un pare a lo que ha sido un triunfo para la comunidad. >>> aseguran que ampararse bajo acciones ejecutivas es la mejorar ma contra lo que llaman una campaÑa de miedo el liderazgo republicano quiere someter esto a principio de la prÓxima semana. >>> esto es importante y seguir haciendo para protegerlos indocumentado. >>> lo que que pido al liderazgo republicano que se comprometan a una serie de proyectos de ley. >>> no es probable que sea aprobado en el senado pero si lo es este

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it is one of four finalists along with boston, washington, dc and los angeles.n 1996 was the last american city to host the summer games. local bidders are confident but there is tough opposition from the coalition that wants voters to demand no must be money be spent on the olympics if the city gets the games. >> safeway has to pay $10 million for illegally dumping medicine over the years after allegations that the chain and stores improperly handled pharmacy and hazardous waste from spills and customer runs. the money goes to 41 counties and cities in the state. safeway did not admit wrongdoing but stepped up employee training to identify waste. >>> stocks are sliding along with the price of oil. that is good for the wallet but what about the 401(k). >> good morning topping america's money, oil pulled stocks down losing 330 points after crude briefly fell below $50 yesterday. and low oil and gasoline prices are good for the economy for now, some companies go bust and lay off workers. >> stocks fell overnight atop wall street firm fired a worker for stealing in

. >> para hablar de estos temas desde washington, dc javier becerra se nos une. estos temas >> sin duda, son medidas sensata que necesitamos cumplir con esa porque es tiempo de hacer algo es tiempo de darle algo para producir toda la ganancia y por eso el presidente creo que estÁ enfocado en la economÍa para la clase media para el que trabaja bien duro. >> lo que estÁ proponiendo es aumento en parte de los impuestos para la clase mÁs muc pudiente para pagar estos beneficios para la clase media >> pero no solamente eso pero la familia que quiere ver sus hijos y tambiÉn ir a la universidad y el congreso siguen los pasos del presidente y le brinda para cada familia la oportunidad de llevar a su hijo o hija a la universidad en el colegio comunitario para empezar esos dos primeros aÑos del estudio universitario y al mismo tiempo para trabajar oportunidades para saber si se enferma uno o sus hijos no perderÁ sueldo porque tiene que cuidar al niÑo >> eso es algo muy importante. >> el temor que quizÁs sera afectada por el congreso en el futuro? >> veremos una lucha de tr

. >>> desde que era niÑa ana zamora siempre soÑÓ con visitar washington dc.man parte del grupo de 22 invitados a sentarse con la primera dama maÑana durante el estado de la uniÓn. >>> me siento orgullosa de Él. de todos sus logros. >>> la madre de ana no pudo viajar pero dice venir en nombre de mil. >>> cuando le escribÍ la carta al presidente querÍa hablar por mi y por los demÁs que no pueden. >>> fue una carta dice zamora escrita con el alma. >>> quiero que personas tengan la oportunidad de seguir brindÁndole a estados unidos. en su carta al presidente anthony hablÓ de cÓmo puede sufrir el asesinato de su mejor amigo y quedarse sin hogar. >>> me va a dar mÁs ganas de hacer mejor. >>> para ellos es poder ayudar a otros. siempre demostrando que no hay que darse por vencido no importa el estatus migratorio. >>> esta serÁ la segunda visita de anthony. la primera de ana. pero maÑana serÁn dos jÓvenes que nos van a representar a todos. en cc: telemundo network >>quiero que me dÉ la autorizaciÓn para realizarme una cirugÍa en mi vagina. >>estÁ loca... >>no... no l

i think there is a fear of technology in washington dc. there is a superstructure of government contractors. what i would do is change the way that software is built in the government to be more like what we are doing in york, more like silicon valley. it is notable to me that, i hate to bring up health care talk, but when you look at healthcare.gov, it took a people of silicon valley people to come in and fix it. let us build things the right things of these people do not have to come in and fix it. >> with those encouraging words, let me thank chad. >> next, a discussion with slit towards ceo -- flipboard ceo. this is about 15 minutes. >> we have been told that if there is time at the end, we each have to do 20 push-ups. the bar was set pretty high. he is one of the most successful founders in silicon valley. flipboard launched not long after the ipad. the creation of clipboard was an interesting one. if the web was washed away and you had to rebuild it from scratch, what would you do? that was the thought experiment behind flip board. c

from washington, dc, the white house is on log town the secret service is investigating a device found with a spokesman saying it appears to be an unmanned aerial drone that poses no threat. president obama and the first lady are away traveling in india. it is not clear if their daughters were at hope at the time with their grandmother who also lives at the white house. >> a security perimeter has been set up an the white house to we strict access. >> a warning for shopers in gilroy. they could have been exposed to meeseers need two big box retailers. health officials in santa clara confirm an adult with measles visited of the coe could -- costco in gilroy last week and the same person visited wal-mart. noticed greeted visitors warning anyone who was inside costco between 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. on the 18th could have been exposed. the symptoms include coughing and fever and a rash. >> a pilot had did ditch a small plane into the pacific near hawaii after taking off from tracy and notified the hawaii national guard he was running out of fuel and would have to land. he was directioned to a c

louis to washington dc and new york. there are delays headed to the east. wind and that is a reason why we have mild temperatures if places like san lenadro at 51 and 49 in fremont. low 40's around hayward and union city and san francisco. the coldest is walnut creek at licks and dublin/pleasanton at 38. a rough ferry ride this morning and look at the bay, there are though white caps but a 25 to 30 miles per hour wind across the bay area so be prepared. poor air quality and report warmth is the big story and lows are warmer than this morning and sprinkles on friday and saturday. today, gilroy is 72 and san jose is 69 those are the best bets san mateo is at 66. half moon bay is at 67 degrees today. sunset downtown in south san francisco 64 and 62 at bow danger bay and san rafael and napa those are cool spots, and we go great 62 in hercules to 66 in oakland to 68 in fremont and cooler inland east bay neighborhood at 61 to 65 degrees. upper 30's to low 40's in cool spots and mid-to-upper 40's around oakland and san mateo and richmond and san francisco and half

, we are here at sfo because we wanted to talk congressman eric swallwell on his way back from washington dctalked to him about this arrest. not imminent but indicative of what we could see in future. this is 20-year-old chris cornell arrested today at a gun store in ohio by multiple fb i agents his alleged target the u.s. capitol he reportedly used on twitter his recently adopted muslim name to express support for isis and make threats against members of congress he lived near cincinnati with his father who said his son's behaviour changed in recent weeks. >> i don't think he knew where he wanted to go in life. i was the same way when i was a kid and i grew up i wanted to be a cowboy i don't think he really knew. >> reporter: he faces multiple charges including attempted murder of a u.s. government officer he was arrested at this gun store after buying two semi automatic rifles and 600 rounds of ammunition. >> as soon as the purchase was over he left the door several agents came and tackled him here in the parking lot and took him down. >> reporter: according to a criminal complaint he was

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heart, my young family's future and our unfinished work are firmly in the state of washington, not washington dcely movied he plans it run if governor in 2018. >>> in martinez the board of supervisors will rescind the 33 percent pay raise they gave themselves. that move made a lot of taxpayers really angry. faced with more than likely chance of the raise becoming an election issue the supervisors have taken it back. many say it is not a raise but a salary "adjustment," to bring pay in line with other county supervisors. amy hollyfield will have a report at the bottom of the hour. >> officers where san jose police warned the owner of a san jose bar of the potential of violence before the appearance of chris brown where five people were shot and wounded. >> according to the mercury news officers recommended increased security for the saturday night show at the fiesta nightclub and the owner heeded the call for bouncers with security parley pats down for weapons were not consisten >>> new details in the paris terror attacks. a french national arrested while trying to slip interest turkey has been l

it has expanded in seattle and washington dc, and chicago and atlanta. >>> now the forecast. the big disagreement for us is the chance of rain declining. >> i thought we were going to set a record 12 "spare the air" days if a row but we are not. the reason is diminishing and the storm track is staying not. year, we noticed it is really getting dry and this time of the year the sun angle is a breeze and it acts like a hair dryer. all the vegetation is drinking the water in the ground and that is what makes it dry. >> an eighth of a mile visibility around foothill boulevard and santa clara and san leandro and mcarthur boulevard is socked in with fog and same thing around the airport and san jose where we have machine restreet and and 880 where they come together, very foggy this morning. the breezes are still light if nonexistent and still, ming to the north and that is why the fog crept up the senior line and -- the sure line and covers the east span of the bay bridge and we will keep an eye on the richmond san rafael bridge. total sunshine today. mild highs. fog will return t

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to work with her at the african american art and culture complex and i was a new resident from washington dc and she was the first person someone suggested i meet and it was the best meeting i've ever had in my life. to see how she serves the youth and going to their homes and meeting with their families when she was working in the non profit sector was inspiring. i have no doubt in my mind that when she was voted in the board of supervisors she would do what she is doing now which is delivering. i wholeheartedly support london breed in all her endeavors and hope you take this into consideration. thank you very much. >>thank you next speaker, please. please. >>my name vladmir, i am from russia i came here 40 years ago. now i am homeless and i am dying on the street of san francisco because it's fascist country and the board of supervisors mayor lee is fascist. i got four proclamation one from mayor lee [inaudible]. in two of board of supervisors [inaudible] and now they evicted me 83 years old i was a world war ii survivor. it's only in one country that could evict 83 year-old person on the

. >> estÁn investigando a esta hora quÉ provocÓ que una estaciÓn del metro en washington dc se llenaralma, muchos entraron en pÁnico alguno salieron en tren y emprendieron la marcha a pie sobre las rieles, saco aristasobre aristas encontraron a muchos pasajeros convul navend creen que una falla elÉctrica causÓ la emergencia *. >> acaban de divulgar la dramÁtica llamada a 911 en un choque en una autopista en michigan escuchen esto. >> conversaciÓn en pantalla. >> escuchaban a una mujer llorando explicando que su auto estaba atrapado bajo un camiÓn, otro conductor le gritÓ al operador que unos camiones estaban golpeando y goteando y luego se oye una explosiÓn, fueron decenas de llamadas describiendo la escena y pidiendo ayuda tras el accidente del viernes pasado que involucrÓ a 193 vehÍculo y dejÓ a un muerto y 23 heridos. >> vamos a puerto rico con el histÓrico encuentro entre alejandro garcÍa padilla y medina el presidente repÚblica dominicana eso no fue todo ricardo tiene los detalles. >> fue un encuentro sin precedentes por los que estuvieron esperando los republicanos y puertorrique

this program was modelled by washington dc public works and you can learn about it more at sf bike.org. i have a in the founding member of community housing partnerships core chop program. the community housing organizing project works to train and develop community organizing leadsers to categorize social change in san francisco, promote social justice and advocate for issues for social poverty and homelessness. we are all organizizers, chop also runs community scholars program, an 8 month internship program to promote [inaudible] through chop she worked almost every day on a campaign including most recently the fair chance act authored by my office and supervisor cohen and the registration project. she came to our meetings supporting policy measures that would make a difference in the tenderloin. she was born in san francisco on july 21, 1969 to edgar [inaudible] and raised by her grandparents. she grew up closely with her two siblings, trino and lucia. she worked in the tenderloin. she was an amazing mother, daughter, sister, friends and someone who cared deeply about her neighbors