superviors wilma chan the lone abstension. supervisor keith carson the only one to vote against the plan, saying he's just not clearly sold on how or when they county would be paid back for what money it puts down on the project. >> reporter:chan saying the raiders' interest in moving to las vegas concerns her. >>:sot- "my concern today is how sincere the raiders are about staying here." >> reporter:included in the lott group's plan. a 55-thousand seat multi-purpose stadium, parking, hotels, possibly housing and a transit hub development all centrally located on the current lots occupied by the the coliseum and oracle arena. >>:sot- "i'm excited about this opportunity for a lot of reasons." the stadium project is estimated at a cost of one-point-three billion dollars. the public investment -- about 350-million dollars in bonds that in theory would be paid back. the rest of the proposed project financed by the lott group, the n-f-l and raiders. >> reporter:sot- "we really believe we have the right team to make this happen." >>

the last hurricane was wilma in 2005. >>jennifer: close call in early october. remember this, hurricane matthew skirted across the east coast. it was the first category five storm in the atlantic basin since 2007. matthew went on to make landfall in october 8 in south carolina causing severe flooding. in all, 15 named tropical storms formed during 2016. seven turned into hurricanes. normal season sees 12 named storms. >>russell: 2016 will mark the last year that hurricane hunters the airport. they're staying in the neighborhood. earlier this year the air force told noaa they needed extra hangar space and told the agency to move by july 1, 2016. the new lease starts in may and includes $13 million for a new hangar, office and shop space. >>dave: nice. >>russell: it's something now that we can have a chance to look back at it. i mean, we had some really scary moments and some rough days there for a time. >>dave: hurricane tt i was really concerned and of course, it did a lot of damage, too, but it could have been worse if it made landfall. technically it did not m

wilma chan was abstained. the lot investment team met monday in san francisco with nfl vice president and the raiders representative in a closed meeting that included city and councilmembers. >> i feel confident about where we are, but the nfl, that is the ticket. that is our super bowl and the super bowl will happen hopefully in january . >> oakland city officials say the deals limit risks to public funds. >> the city has pledged 200 million, hundred million will come from new stadium revenues that will be structured as part of the deal and the other hundred million will be coming from an enhanced infrastructure financing district which the city is allowed to dubious state law which would again -- they would focus revenues that are from the site and from the redevelopment of the site to pay for infrastructure improvement. >> we're not putting at risk any of our and 16 funds for any potential funds -- or any of our potential funds. the city is not at risk in that is a big difference compared to the deal 20+ ye

he loves to work paid wilma so less than where the present but been a very longhic like that?ime and he just will not be outworked by anyone. he was a work of the primaries and the general election. my world -- my word the field was his. one of the ways in which she certainly did lose is to show up every few days and he is pounding away every day. your point about his generosity here, who says thank you after an election and? that's usually received for a year per for the next election. he is doing something so smart and again so authentic and something so appreciated. he talks about safe zones in syria. he talks about arab states that will help pay for those safe zones who are right now doing very little if anything. he talks about freedom of expression to burn the american flag. you can tell he genuinely hates to see the american flag burned by demonstrators. >> the fact he said i don't like it, he said it three times which is great. he also said american workers, american products, by american entire american. >> there was a line at the end of last nights speech, he said ne

kaine her mine came through in september becoming first hurricane to make land fall in florida since wilma in 2005. >> in tennessee, vicious winds , helped fuel two raging fires, near gatlinburg. >> when you couple that with the dry, the drought that we have been experiencing for the last two months, everything was almost like a perfect storm. >> reporter: chimney tops and the fires charred american 17,000 acres, and destroyed nearly 2500 buildings. at least 14 people were killed two juveniles are new charged with aggravated arson. i'm mary malone, reporting. >> power of mother nature, truly incredible. >> look at that. >> mother nature again. snowing in jim thorpe. >> pat, dancing around the studios right now. >> look at that. >> it is beautiful. >> it is beautiful. but you have to be careful. >> just watch out, messy day. >>> well, coming up when you see a envelope on the parked cars windshield it is usually a bad sign. >> you may say a couple bad words too. >> two men found a pleasant vice when they opened up that envelope, we will tell you the holidays don't officialy begin, until it's

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>>reporter: becoming the first hurricane to the landfall florida says wilma and 2005 and tennessee thisdarya: to give are dead from a nightclub shooting that happened in new york city the shooter may have been kicked out of the club and then it opened fire killing the club's owner and another person community activists said ps file multiple complaints would because illegal parties at that club. >>darya: the warriors were supposed to beat the cavaliers with they did not. >>darya: and happily in the fourth quarter if he is the heaviest player to throw the touchdown pass he weighs 346 lbs. and the chiefs beat the broncos which was used more details coming up after the break. >>rebecca: we see mostly clear conditions and that means we are not tracking any delays for inbound flights wine country coming in this morning's central fell coming in at 3752 degrees for san francisco 56 for oakland is one to be 53 degrees 50 to four fairfield we're looking at mid '50's. >>darya:. >>reporter: this christmas of reason van den just before 4 in the morning they get out of the sedan and smashes through t

. >>> a moment of silence just before supervisor wilma chan read the president's message to the community and expressed praise and concern today. >> three of the confirmed victims have connections to uc berkeley. among them, david klein, who graduated last year. jesse dolan, a musician and volunteer dj at cal's radio station. jennifer morris, a junior majoring in media studies, she was from foster city attended uc santa cruz before going to cal. uc berkeley is offering counselling services. >> we know 36 people died at the search is not yet finished. >> families are being notified as identifications are complete but some knew the bad news before it became official. >> sergio quintana continues that story tonight. sergio? >> reporter: one featured musician friday night was a young man who went by dj knacked. a lot of the co-workers here knew him as johnny egaz. one co-worker says he was probably in the middle of his music set when that fire started. >> they knew he was a night owl. his picture on his tattoos made that clear. >> let's assume you're going to be out friday night. so i'm going

impact on this side of the state was hurricane hermine, the first to make landfall in florida since wilma in 2005. it was only a cat one when it hit the big bend area of the state. storm did about $80 million in damage. close to 15,000 insurance claims in florida, a lot came from people who live in pasco, hernando and sumter counties. they had a lot of flooding in systems in the area. those guys just -- i remember those two guys just got on that boat. remember? she just got on a boat and went out and started helping people out and rescuing animals. >>dave: and then matthew, as it approached the coast of florida, if it had come onshore, it would have been a whole different setup. >>russell: and you know, i know northern part of the state a few weeks ago. they're still dealing with damage from that storm. >>dave: it does damage along the coastline. there were parts of the road just washed out. but north carolina got hit the hardest from that particular storm and it's interesting that a hurricane drought is over for our state. still, it's been since 2005 since a major hurricane made landfall

he loves to work paid wilma so less than where the present but the real work ethic like that?ou: it has been a very long time and he just will not be outworked by anyone. he was a work of the primaries and the general election. my world -- my word the field was his. one of the ways in which she certainly did lose is to show up every few days and he is pounding away every day. your point about his generosity here, who says thank you after an election and? that's usually received for a year per for the next election. he is doing something so smart and again so authentic and something so appreciated. he talks about safe zones in syria. he talks about arab states that will help pay for those safe zones who are right now doing very little if anything. he talks about freedom of expression to burn the american flag. you can tell he genuinely hates to see the american flag burned by demonstrators. >> the fact he said i don't like it, he said it three times which is great. he also said american workers, american products, by american entire american. >> there was a line at the end of l

hurricane joaqein roared ashore to become the first hurricane making landfall in florida since wilma in 2005. in tennessee, vicious winds helped fuel raging fires near gatlinburg. >> when you couple that with the drought we have experienced for two months everything was a perfect storm. >> chimney top charred more than 17,000 acres. and destroyed nearly 2,500 buildings. at least 14 people were killed. two juveniles are charged with aggravated arson. i'm mary milone reporting. michelle: when you reflect on the events you realize how many communities are still trying to piece things together because of enormous devastation. doug: sometimes, as hard as you try you can't get the full scope on a tv set. they do great jobs reporting but unless you are there you can see the places, you can't appreciate it all the way. michelle: you can't help but wonder what are we into for this winter? doug: i hope it's quiet this winter and everywhere. q: today take for the rest of the winter. doug: tonight is fine. clear to apparently cloudy with the temperatures in the 50's. the temperatures are going t

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joe lewis, jackie robinson, wilma rudolph. their achievements were a reflection of what all black americans wanted, right? they were symbols of integration. muhammad ali, he is the symbol, the embodiment of the black power movement. when he succeeds, the movement succeeds. historically speaking, this is the power of the black athlete, that what they do seems to have so much more significance than just that isolated event. this is the power of the black athlete. this is also the burden of the black athlete. they are never just competing for themselves. they have the weight of black america on their shoulders. for example, joe lewis. a perfect example. yes? >> only had one black player, bill russell. >> bill russell is a great black player, and also the first black coach in the nba. the celtics are ahead of the curve in many ways. let me keep on talking. here is what happens though. in the 1980s, the script about symbolic rotation flips. people are no longer talking about the symbolism of the black athlete. suddenly, they are ta

that's gotten much, much, much better. 20 years ago, when i was still on active duty, never sent wilma recents on security duty in latin america or in the middle east, simply because the anymore didn't treat our women the way they should be. and if you want to get in trouble with me, just treat our girls with other than dignity. so that's changing overtime, and -- >> you -- my comment on when the argentine army began to take women troops, women into the army, one of the generals commented that the thing to note is that the women are infinitely more qualified and prepared than the men because this was not a new opportunity for leadership for those women who had not had opportunities. they had the education and so forth but no opportunities for a leadership. >> we wouldn't be as prepared today if we didn't have women make the contribution, but when you talk about women dying duty, infan tray, that's where i draw the line but we'll talk about that another time. the point i want to make is that the younge -- young people, helping to change. that's going on in this country and all over the

to the other point, yes, paradoxly there is a that in the race wilma the best, money matters the least. because we'll know it the best. a tremendous exposure for presidential candidates and you just need to enough money to be able to get your message out but not saturate everything. the reason mitch mcconnell raised 35 main dollars for independent expenditures for senate candidates run the country is because they knew they needed to pour that money out to pull off some very tight senate races across the country. even at state and local levels, money matters a tremendous amount. hmm this impact fundraising has on political race outcomes. sam: i have lots of microphones. i am partially in agreement and partially want to push away a little bit because i think the community got distracted by the narrow window left open and likely on the corruption russian allah has tried to package everything through the corruption argument. needn't say money matters, clearly it does matter. it is hard to get off the ground as a candidate without an initial expenditures of funding but at the one time you m