counsel woman hairian wong, absent. councilmember roland wong, present. thank you dona. item number tworks action item will proceed with the reading of the agenda. item number 1, welcome introduction and roll call. item number 2, action item, reading and approval of the agenda. item number 3, public comment. items not on todays agenda but within the jurisdiction of mdc each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. item number 4, information item. comments by supervisor eric mar district 1 regarding city employment opportunities for people with disabilities. item number 5, information item. access to city employment for people with disabilities. status update record on advisory panel recommendations and accomplishment to date. presentation by ed wong city wide recruiter department of human resources. public comment is welcome. item number 6, information item. policy recommendations on city employment for people with disabilities. perspectives from disability service providers. remarks by fionaimes system change coordinator community organize, independent living resource center sa

these days, his schedule is set by the minute. >> as wong's workload increases, scholarism is trainingther members to carry the torch. agnes, the sao, founds fondly known as the goddess of scholarism is one of them. during the umbrella revolution she slept out in tents on streets for days on end working as the group's spokeswoman. but suddenly in the middle of the unrest, she quit her post. tsao first started working as the group's spokeswoman after becoming a member in 2012. she's currently the host of an online program hosted once a week and also gives lectures. tsao says that at one point, she had considered leaving scholarism all together. >> in the end, tsao decided to stay on and still feels there is a lot more she is offer to the movement. >> her talk comes from her struggles fighting for what she believes in. it's her way of passing on the umbrella revolution to future generations. as students fought for the future of hong kong, one family was inspired to join them. this couple had no interest in politics prior to the umbrella revolution. they have two daughters, one in high sc

but wong later surrendered. tonight, neighbors are in disbelief. >> this is the scene neighbors woke up to shortly before 1:00 this morning in san jose. police officers descending on nathan wong's townhome. this woman lives next door and asked that we not show her face. >> one or both yells gun, gun. so i hit the floor of my living room. i hurt a shot fired. i heard them call my neighbor's name several times. so they clearly knew who it was. they told him to come out, and then they told him to get on the ground. >> police say they came to wong's home to investigate reports he was trying to break into a neighbor's home. >> attempted to make contact at that residence. the subject answered the door. dressed in full military uniform. and holding what was described as an assault rifle. >> police say as they gave wong commands, he lifted the rifle toward them. that's when one officer, a 15-year veteran, fired and missed. wong retreated back into the homand later surrendered. they confiscated a loelted colt handgun fro

counsel woman hairian wong, absent. councilmember roland wong, present. thank you dona. item number tworks action item will proceed with the reading of the agenda. item number 1, welcome introduction and roll call. item number 2, action item, reading and approval of the agenda. item number 3, public comment. items not on todays agenda but within the jurisdiction of mdc each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. item number 4, information item. comments by supervisor eric mar district 1 regarding city employment opportunities for people with disabilities. item number 5, information item. access to city employment for people with disabilities. status update record on advisory panel recommendations and accomplishment to date. presentation by ed wong city wide recruiter department of human resources. public comment is welcome. item number 6, information item. policy recommendations on city employment for people with disabilities. perspectives from disability service providers. remarks by fionaimes system change coordinator community organize, independent living resource center sa

counsel woman hairian wong, absent. councilmember roland wong, present. thank you dona. item number tworks action item will proceed with the reading of the agenda. item number 1, welcome introduction and roll call. item number 2, action item, reading and approval of the agenda. item number 3, public comment. items not on todays agenda but within the jurisdiction of mdc each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. item number 4, information item. comments by supervisor eric mar district 1 regarding city employment opportunities for people with disabilities. item number 5, information item. access to city employment for people with disabilities. status update record on advisory panel recommendations and accomplishment to date. presentation by ed wong city wide recruiter department of human resources. public comment is welcome. item number 6, information item. policy recommendations on city employment for people with disabilities. perspectives from disability service providers. remarks by fionaimes system change coordinator community organize, independent living resource center sa

like 25-year-old ted wong who goes to work every day with a smile. >> ted wong might just be wal- mart's happiest employee. you will find him at the 24 hour wal-mart restocking shelves. >> even when he is stick he wants to come to work. >> reporter: what does that mean to you? >> that's a success story. >> reporter: his parents immediately started looking for resources and found the arch of massachusetts founded by parents who didn't want their disabilities. 60 years and tens of thousands of clients later. >> here you go. >> reporter: the arch says ted embodies progress. >> but you see what it does for individuals when they have a purpose. >> reporter: art executive director leo sarkizi. >> when they feel good about their role and that's what we need to happen for everybody. >> reporter: but attitudes change slowly. that's why every time ted clocks in, he's educating customers and other employees. >> just the opposite. he's learned the job so well he could probably train other people. >> reporter: safe to say he's the most popular employee here. >> certainly. everywhere he goes he is bri

when police showed up at wong's door they say wong lifted that driefl in their direction and an officer fired but missed. wong later surrendered peacefully without anyone getting hurt. >>> three men who forced their way into a family's hercules home are on the run this morning. this happened around 7:00 tuesday night on partridge drive near interstate 80. police say the suspects knocked on the door, told the resident they had the wrong address but then forced their way in. they were reportedly wearing ski masks. people who live in the home say they grabbed sharp objects to try to scare those suspects off. the men got away without taking anything. >>> students are organizing another march today in response to a racially charged incident last week at berkeley high school. one week ago more than 1,500 students marched to the cal campus to protest a racist message that was posted on a berkeley high school library computer. a 15-year-old student who admitted to posting the message and now faces expulsion. students today are organizing a solidarity march which is supposed to start in the next

wong (clapping.) please come forward mr. wong (clapping.) we'd like for you to say. >> few words if you can. >> well, thank you supervisors and the city and county of san francisco this was unaccepted and probably under deserved i really want to thank you city and county of san francisco for the privilege of work with the most excelled group of people i've ever met most talented and dedicated people i've ever met at the san francisco rent board and a number of members are here with us today. >> thank you and thank you, supervisors, thank you san francisco, and keep safe thank you very much (clapping.) >> okay. colleagues now we will go to our 3:00 a.m. special order madam clerk this will bring us to the first 3:00 p.m. special order and somewhat complicated we have before us appeals for the 5m project in district 6 there are 3 appeals related to the environmental impact report the conditional use authorization, and the office allocation we're going to hear all 3 appeals together apparently, there are piece of legislation potentially 30 years

wong no resultÓ herido durante el enfrentamiento. y en un par de ocasiones hasta se ha bajado los pantalones y le salen una de las partes Íntimas. marÍa: al parecer no se sienten seguras saliendo y entrando de sus propias casas. >> este hombre me dice hola... kjaiem: rocÍo aÚn tiene los nervios de punta. ayer un hombre el acoso y la siguiÓ hasta su apartamento. al rato fue a la lavanderÍa donde aparece sujeto rocÍo quedÓ encerrada con miedo a salir. racio: el hombre seguÍa jalando la puerta y tratando de abrir la ventana. jaime: eventualmente logrÓ llamar a una vecina y el hombre se fue. rociÓ: ya anteriormente las vecinas, las trataba de agarrar. se baja sus pantalones y les enseÑa sus cosas. jaime: joaquina y su hija de 4 aÑos que estÁn entre las afectadas rocio: llamÉ a la policÍa y les dije lo que pasÓ. que vi a un hombre enseÑÁndome las partes privadas. jaime: los apartamentos estÁn en el este de san josÉ. vecinas describen al sujeto como hispano o anglosajÓn de entre 28 aÑos a 32 aÑos de unos seis pies de altura y fornido y que

willie wong e. >> that is like heaven. look at this.t's incredible. >> reporter: it's a giant... ..i mean it's full of chocolate. >> reporter: this is as close as any of us will get to living little charlie's treatment. >> imagine the people enjoying it. how many product it makes. >> cocoa corn. gift rapped goodies, turned out. here in new york. this is not angus kennedy's factory. he doesn't make sock late. he tours tact ris like this. sampled their repairs and critiques them. his job is to eat chocolate for a living. as much as three pounds of it a quay. >> i'm considered to be the real-life willie wonga, it's a creative side. >> you might say he was born with a chocolate bar in his mouth. his personalities published a squournal. >> i woods like a little charlie. >> the little charlie in the chocolate factory. >> saying don't pinch me, i don't want to dream to end. >> the man living a shawingar coated dream warns there's a bitter nightmare brewing. >> you are the man behind one of the most terrifying predictions i have heard in some t

police say when they arrived, wong pointed the rifle at them.as not hit. >> i laid down on the floor in the living room because i didn't want to get hit by a stray bullet and i heard the shot that hit right here. >> first thought, intruder, how did he get up there? what's going on? >> wong was arrested. he was booked in the santa clara county jail. police say they don't know why he was dressed in military gear or what he planned to do. >>> legendary san francisco entertainer carol has died. she's credited with helping to revolutionize america's attitude toward adult entertainment. she made her mark in north beach in 1964. she was waitressing at the condor club on broadway when her boss came up with an idea. >> go upstairs in the bathroom and put this on and i noticed i said hmm this is a strange costume, so i go down and i said you know, i don't think i can wait on tables any more because they won't be grabbing the change, they'll be grabbing me. >> that's because the costume didn't have a top. singing from the top of a piano descending from the

officers shot at wong but missed. a bullet hole shows where it landed. >> we just heard the police officers screaming and giving him instruction on what to do. get down. get out. >> san jose police seized the ar 15 rifle and a loaded handgun where neighbors say wong lived alone. they knew little of his personal life. >> i don't know much about him, but just the fact of what issues he's dealing with on a day-to-day basis. luckily, no one else got hurt. >> residents have had a rash of break ins. there was alarm. >> you have to wonder that for the neighbors, that he actually tapped on their windows, that's got to shake them up pretty much. >> ironically, wong's own home has video surveillance. >> we honor our nation's servicemen and women on this veter veteran's day. at our nation's capitol, president obama laid a wreath on the 97th anniversary at the end of world war i. then we will be doing a profound disservice. gh president obama asked businesses to consider hiring veterans saying some 200,000 vets are returning toe

wong deputy director for the finance administration in may 2014 you may recall this committee approved the staff reorientation for the staff capability with the existing workload issues and the session planning will at the time, we added 8 new position for the transportation authority from 4 three to four 1 hired 7 of the 8 positions we've been monitoring importantly the workload management for the practices that have viewed since the implementation of the enterprise system back in september 2015 that was system has been simplified a number of procedures in the agency would those two items in mind we'll seeing seeking to reclarify the transportation authority organization chart two senior engineer one in the policy and programming that is a senior engineer we'll to reclarify to a program analyst and a position within the senior position within the capital project to the program and reclarify that we have a job description on the attachment one for the program analyst and this program analyst will be working to support the analyticalic work and monitor and assist with data management an

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wong was not hit. he later surrendered peacefully. a neighbor who didn't want to be identified said he woke up to the sound of shouting. >> the officers were, you know, firmly ordering this individual to drop your weapons and please comply -- you know, comply with us and, um, after several attempts -- and, you know, i didn't hear any shots because i was probably so groggy, but, um, you know, i saw that the individual just got down on the ground. >> a neighbor took this photo for us and there was also the military gear the suspect was wearing. officers did recover a loaded ar-15 assault type rifle and loaded handgun. >>> the raiders just threw a major block at oakland's bid to keep them in town. they have appointed disney ceo bob iger to help build a new stadium near los angeles all this as the oakland mayor was making her pitch to nfl brass in new york. phil matier is live at raiders headquarters. what do you know? >> reporter: libby schaaf the oakland mayor went back to new york to make a pitch for the team to stay here but it looks

is none at this time new business review the funds for 6 month report january by kari wong okay. >> hi, good morning commissioners. >> good morning. >> i'm kari wong the director of the long term. >> could i have a motion ionize i'm sorry to discuss. >> it's been moved and seconded our on now. >> start over par. >> there's nothing to approve that's what i thoughts i was right go ahead. >> good morning. i'm kari wong director of long term care for the department of aging & adult services i have the pleasure 6 is this better? arrests i have the pleasure of presenting highlights of the c l s the living fund report to you this report period between january and june 2015 as you may know the community living fund provides in home services using the case management and the purchase of services to the mechanism for the institutiontion during the period their continues to be a steady referral sources to the community living fund one hundred 44 referrals and during the same time time period we served more clients than normal 6 hundred and 59 clients record breaking from the previous six months b

an officer fired at this man, shannon nathan wong. he wasn't hit but did end up getting arrested. he's accused of carrying an assault rifle and trying to break into his neighbor's home. last night police responded to reports of the attempted break-in at the monte vista town home community. when officers arrived they say wong was dressed in military gear and carrying an ar-15 assault rifle. >> the police officer's screaming and giving him instruction on what to do. get down, get out. you know, get down, they're going to arrest him. >> police say these gnsz are among the cache of weapons they discovered inside wong's home. it was the city's 11th officer-involved shooting this year. >>> police say a driver smashed into nine cars in richmond this morning while trying to get away from police. abc 7 news reporter wayne freeman takes you through what happened. >> reporter: it was a neighborhood-numbing ten-vehicle crash. an entire city block in richmond. a landscape of mangled metal and what looked like miles of police tape. >> to hit that amount of cars and somehow ending up where he di

wong deputy director for the finance administration in may 2014 you may recall this committee approved the staff reorientation for the staff capability with the existing workload issues and the session planning will at the time, we added 8 new position for the transportation authority from 4 three to four 1 hired 7 of the 8 positions we've been monitoring importantly the workload management for the practices that have viewed since the implementation of the enterprise system back in september 2015 that was system has been simplified a number of procedures in the agency would those two items in mind we'll seeing seeking to reclarify the transportation authority organization chart two senior engineer one in the policy and programming that is a senior engineer we'll to reclarify to a program analyst and a position within the senior position within the capital project to the program and reclarify that we have a job description on the attachment one for the program analyst and this program analyst will be working to support the analyticalic work and monitor and assist with data management an

wong should dong started his business with the money he made from real estate. . >> huang ran a breeding facility specializing in tibetan mastiffs. he named his business, paradise for continue tibetan mastiffs. he would invite wealthy people from rural areas to sell them parent dogs or rent them dogs for stud. on good days, he could earn up to several hundred thousand u.s. dollars. >> it's been four years since we visited huang's breeding facility. the sign on the gate has changed. and no one responded to our calls. a car approaches while we are outside. >> the buildings are the same, but there are no spaces for puppies to play around. the huge cages for displays adult dogs are also gone. the man tells us his parents purchased the facility and left him in charge of breeding tibetan mastiffs. he says he's never met huang. sales of tibetan mastiffs peaked in 2012, but the increase in overnight breeders led to a proliferation of mongrel breeds. huang shall pung is a breeder who decided to quit the industry. he has always had a fondness for tibetan mastiffs and bega

police say when they arrived, wong pointed his rifle at them.ficers shot at him but wong was not hit. >> i laid down on the floor in the living room. i didn't want to get hit by a stray bullet. i heard the shot that hit right here. >> my first thought, intruder, how'd he get up there? what's going on? >> he was arrested and booked into santa clara county jail. >>> time is 5:55, police in seattle looking for whoever crashed a drone into a popular attraction. police say the drone hit the great wheel there. then crashed into the upper deck of the fisherman's restaurant on pier 57 hitting one of the tables last night. it narrowly missed hitting people. employees say they didn't find any damage to the wheel. but they stopped operating it to check it out. seattle police are now examining that drone trying to figure out who owns it. >> this is a no-fly zone. so for them -- whoever was responsible, not sure exactly what will happen, but everything is fine. operations are continuing as normal. >> it's not the first time there's been a problem with the dr

. >> wong had a loaded ar 15 and a loaded hand gun. he was taken into custody. there is as a staff nurse and they they're cooperating with authorities on this investigation. police say their not sure what triggered the incident. >> it's my understanding he did have cam flog or some type of fatigue outfit on. his mental state, we're still discussing it and interviewing with him. >>> i'm glad everybody is safe and nobody got hurt. >> wong has been book intoed the santa clara county jail. the officer who fired the shot has been placed on paid administrative leave as is standard proceed. >>> we have new -- procedure. >> we have news on a shooting late last night. it may be linked to another shooting on the same stretch of free way a little more than a week ago. >> frag, new developing -- frank, new developments to shootings on the freeway in sann pablo. no arrests have been reported, but the chp said the public is not in danger. >> the chp said the two cases are related. >> you have a vehicle pulling up to another car on a free way discharging multiple rounds into t

so there were lots and lots of casualties. >> jan wong along with some other journalists retreated tojing hotel which overlooks the square. >> the rest of the night, we just watched this carnage unfold. >> this is about the worst you can do to your own citizens, and they're doing it. that armored personnel group, as it worked its way down the main street toward tiananmen square, was firing at demonstrators. >> it was a bloodbath. i mean, you have one side with military-grade weapons, and then you have people in their summer dresses with their children. it's a massacre. >> the next day, "ap" still photographer, jeff widner convinces a man he just met named kirk to let him camp out in his room at the beijing hotel. jeff shoots photos until he runs out of film, but kirk locates one roll and gives it to jeff. >> i had one roll of film and had to make it last. >> by the morning of june 5th, the siege of tiananmen square is nearly over, and most of the protesters have fled. but there is one act of defiance yet to come. one that will live on forever. >> so i get wakened up by this sound of t

and i want to thank sfgtv for covering this meeting as well as the clerk of the committee miss linda wong>> silence all cell phones and electronic device and completed speaker cards and copies of documented to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk and items today will appear on the november 17th board of agenda, unless others stated. >> could you call one? >> resoio

wong you have 3 minutes of rebuttal if you want to speak again to the board. >> public? >> is there any rebuttal? please step forward. >> i will set the clock for 6 minutes again to double the time. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> before march 29 i already knew the work no good i definitely asked that person to pin the wart he didn't want me to get in. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i bought everything to painting i still fixing any house i tried to go inside to bring the wall. >> i'm sorry can i interrupt one second so this hearing is for the penalty phase it is not in regards to the tenant landlord dispute so what it is about duty the penalty imposed on him. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> basically is there a reason we shouldn't charge him one thousand dollars. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i don't understand why you guys give penalty for me that's why i do not understand >> (speaking foreign language.) >> because i'm online downstairs? >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i living downstairs about two years. >> (speaking foreign language.) and then when

wong says her office manager tried to lock the last thief in detain him. that is when she punched her in the face. >> she gets a swollen face and gets bruises. >> the reporter: the doctor moved to the united states from beijing, china, some 20 years ago. she says running a small business has been a struggle, a struggle that just got worse. designer frames. money that will come out of her pocket. >> i hope somebody can help us, you know, to catch them, to prevent this incidents from happening again to other, you know, store owner or small business owner like me. >> the reporter: now, burlington police say that they believe these two suspects may be involved in similar robberies in surrounding communities. and dr. wong tells us this is actually the third time she's been robbed in the past couple of months, though the first two times, there was no violence involved and you might wonder, why would anybody wants to steal eyeglass frames? we went on e-bay and we found that these are telling for $150. live in burlington, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: so

peter wong senior [inaudible] lanoodem, ceo of states and securities. i should point out stenson is a san francisco [inaudible] series 2016 b and c bond [inaudible] is the managing underwriter subject to your approval and baxter [inaudible] will be the comanagers and [inaudible] will also be a comanager. blalock is a sb, lb and representing [inaudible] i would like to introduce [inaudible] and john kim. you met peter wong from bax trm and have [inaudible] lopez from [inaudible] the series 2016 d bonds city group global market as a placement [inaudible] this is a substantially different role than an underwriter and it is compensated differently and requires different experience. city group priced it very aggressively and had a lot of experience so the panel felt they were the best choice. estimated timing of next steps to get all this done is november 9 consideration the over site board whos approval is required to proceed and [inaudible] approval of that the oversight board probably the same day distribute the document tooz department of fi nains so the

i'm claudine wong. >> who are you. >> i'm claudine. >> i'm dave clark. steve paulson working hard. >> hi steve. now she says hi. should we start with the johnny carson jokes. >> how cold is it. >> we have the full moon at 2:44 today. it will be about a -- there. still patchy he clouds around, the rain moves south. the cold air is here and sticking around. shiners, my kids are coming home for thanksgiving. any chance of rain around 11:30. no. dry air is moving in. maybe a mix of snow. a few snow showers, 33 santa rosa, 30 napa airport. 33 fairfield. i expect to see these continue to drop. mill valley 39, snowing. there goes the system moving out. cool air coming in, drier air. mostly sunny, breezy cool later on. below normal temps, 50s, mid- 50s. sal, 5:01. >> quiet. we're watching the airports, we'll have a live report coming up. right now the roads are quiet with, we can look at the commutes. bay bridge toll plaza,we're not expecting a big day, as people are not going to work or they're traveling. we not expecting a big commute day. but things can chang

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. >>> claudine wong has not said hello to me. >> i was waiting for you to say hello to me. you were sitting with your back to me. >> we've turned into ktvu high school. >> it's almost done. clear skies to the north and the cold air is settling in. there's snow in the sierra. there's good rain around santa cruz. some may be turning to snow. this is the last part of the system. it did what we thought. not a lot of rain but some rain. now we're getting the cold showers. we're about done with this system as it pushes south, out to the valley and the sierra nevada. flurries in truckee. winding down. if you must travel today it will be better. the cool air is in place. this is berkeley skinny. 42 in berkeley and you said the temperature was going to drop. you weren't kidding. second day i dodged the rain. 30s for many already, and these will be on the way down, and tomorrow looks to be the coldest. upper 30s for some and low 40s. antioch at 43, lots of 20s. blue canyon reporting fog. 34 arcadia and ukiah. as it does dry area air will come behind that. cold water, the air is colde

claudine wong fox 2 news. >>> dr. si says that he did his first robotic surgery three years ago.w almost 70 surgeries later he believes 90% of those surgeries and 100% involving tumors near the heart and lung will be with davinci by his side. >> it is not what they say he is. >> it is a new movie that many people are saying they won't be going to. and tonight the bay area police union is joining in on the boycott, after comments made by their director. >> it is the hateful, shameful ignorant comments that are unnecessary. it creates their violence and that they could create matters on the street for officers. >> reporter: those comments, they were made at that anti- police brutality protest in new york and they have since sparked outrage across the country. good evening everyone, i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. tonight the boycott of quinton tarantino extends to san jose police. as police organizations are calling for officers to stop working security for any tarantino project. they are speaking out, claiming that he is being singled out. ann rubin has the story new at

wong co dien. we've been trying to get in touch with you for months.d really like to interview you. but after countless meetings, a handful of former front leaders confirms the suspicions in the fbi files-- that k9 was a secret unit the front used to target its enemies. who was in charge of k9? >> thompson: i still don't know who ran k9, who gave the orders, who pulled the trigger. the closest law enforcement ever came to cracking the front's leadership was with the same tool that took down al capone: a tax case. the san jose police investigator who helped build the federal tax case has retired to the hills of northern california. doug zwemke keeps a scrapbook from his investigations. >> some of my friends call this the "rolodex of death." >> thompson: it is filled with the photos of informants who were murdered while working with him. >> he had a little sign on his chest. "i'm snitch, i die snitch." >> thompson: oh, my god. >> yeah. she was an informant, she moves to texas, they killed her and burned her. he got murdered. here's a guy that helped on t

claudine wong shows us the best gift ideas that are made. >> i'm claudine wong coming to you from union square. this place will be packed with the holiday shoppers. people want to find that special gift as they also value buying local. >> each piece of hands, about six months. >> reporter: the story of two high school sweethearts that built ashley morgan together. >> everything that we've done, we've built from scratch and built it ourselves. >> i realized a lot of people don't have $16 an hour to pay for parking, or a support system. >> reporter: she decided to help to use that beauty of the hand blown glass and flames to do it. >> we found a way to communicate. >> 10% of every sale goes to their cancer patient and family. and that they would light up and let you play along with sheet music or drop-down notes. it can be used as a toy. >> that's the problem sighfulling through all the different companies that have so many great products, that a lot of these are just two-man companies, >> different companies, did you get that sense? >> they all have a story behind them, they make so much

live from san francisco allen wong. >> allen thank you. >>> american airlines has just cancelled oneof its flights from paris to sfo and from dallas to fort worth. we spoke to a group who plans to take a group to france next week understandably she's worried. >> i'm very nervous now because it doesn't sound safe to go especially with students from all over the world. >> nine flight frz paris to san francisco are listed as delayed tomorrow none of the flights from san francisco to paris have been cancelled so far. >> the terror attacks in france are raising security concerns in major cities including san francisco. >> police department in san francisco is maintaining high visible across the city. >>> this tweet was sent out saying, quote, currently has 451 employees in paris and 204 have confirm they had are safe. call go center. >>> still no word from san francisco's based air b & b about its status in paris. the company posted this video on its website hours before the attack. about 6,000 people are attending the conference held about two miles two or thrfrom the theatee under attac

i'm claudine wong. >> who are you. >> i'm claudine. >> i'm dave clark.i steve. now she says hi. should we start with the johnny carson jokes. >> how cold is it. >> we have the full moon at 2:44 today. it will be about a -- there. still patchy he clouds around, the rain moves south. the cold air is here and sticking around. shiners, my kids are coming home for thanksgiving. any chance of rain around 11:30. no. dry air is moving in. maybe a mix of

university presidnet leslie wong says the school has made no decisions and is trying to figure out whetherreement. still ahead. pope francis speaking out about the recent terror attacks. his message to the french people. and the alameda sheriff's department under fire over newly released surveillance video. how the department is responding to reports of the alleged suspect beating. >> dave : we keep those winds of around in your forecast, and will have your forecast coming out alright guys. i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer technology? definitely. well, i've got something to show you. this is the 2016 chevy volt. it uses extended range electric technology. the prius hybrid uses battery technology developed 15 years ago. chevy expects volt drivers to get over a thousand miles between fill ups. it's got every technology there is. the prius actually bel

>> wong was not hit, but he was arrested, and booked into santa clara county jail. why he was dressed in military gear or what was planning ton doing. >>> oakland police arrested a man accused of killing a well liked ice cream vender. investigators say 23-year-old jovan lopez shot and killed yasmir singh. police say the 45-year-old singh lived in the east bay. he leaves behind a 13-year-old daughter. >>> bay area congresswoman has introduced legislation to change recent flight patterns at sfo that have increased noise. they would require the faa and epa to consider solutions to reduce the noise. the change in flight patterns is the result of an faa program called nextgen, which uses gps technology. >> this nextgen program has not only created problems in our region, but in other states, and other regions in the countries. so we're not the only ones. >> the faa is taking notice. the agency says it's making a plan of action to address the issue. but so far there's no word on a timetable. >>> a frost advisory for the morning, but what about our next chance for wet weat

alan wong has a look at what was done to cap that leak. >> reporter: the 16-inch water main that broke in lafayette turned reliez station road into a waterfall. >> it was scary at first because it was just coming down so fast and so much. >> reporter: the pipe broke and the road buckled where thousands of gallons of water rushed to the surface carrying rocks and mud through the neighborhood at the bottom of the hill. >> i came home later on and i had to walk in here through basically a flood on the street. >> reporter: city contract crews quickly built a dam with sandbags to divert the water flow away from the homes. >> we've got everything blocked off right there and down the hill a little bit more, signs out so people know that the road is closed and there's going to be dee tours and stuff. >> reporter: it seemed to have work, the flood cause caused only exterior damage to seven homes. they say they are not sure what caused the break but the pipe that burst was old. >> cast iron pipe, one of our oldest types of pipe, more than 60 years old. it could have been corrosion, it could have

. >> alan wong explains how police stopped him without firing a shot. >> this is the perfect example of not using lethal force even though it was an option. >> edwin baron smashed through the doors with a hatchet and it was just before the opening hours. the employees ran out and he started ingesting and injecting himself with prescription pain medicine. >> yesterday we couldn't get the medications at all. >> what do you think happened to your medication? >> broke into the glass and they took it. >> a transient from the midwest barricaded himself in the bathroom so they decided to send in officer joshua del prado and his canine, coda. i tried to prevent him from fighting with my dog and he struck me a few times in the legs. >> he continued to use the dog to apprehend him. >> police officers had to use a lot of restraint and make a quick decision not to use their guns. >> i was the watch commander at the time. >> that was your decision? >> yes. >> do you feel proud of that? >> sure. >> now police are trying to learn more about baron and why he went to extreme measures. alan wang, abc7

wong you have 3 minutes of rebuttal if you want to speak again to the board. >> public? >> is there any rebuttal? please step forward. >> i will set the clock for 6 minutes again to double the time. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> before march 29 i already knew the work no good i definitely asked that person to pin the wart he didn't want me to get in. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i bought everything to painting i still fixing any house i tried to go inside to bring the wall. >> i'm sorry can i interrupt one second so this hearing is for the penalty phase it is not in regards to the tenant landlord dispute so what it is about duty the penalty imposed on him. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> basically is there a reason we shouldn't charge him one thousand dollars. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i don't understand why you guys give penalty for me that's why i do not understand >> (speaking foreign language.) >> because i'm online downstairs? >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i living downstairs about two years. >> (speaking foreign language.) and then when

wong (clapping.) please come forward mr. wong (clapping.) we'd like for you to say. >> few words if you can. >> well, thank you supervisors and the city and county of san francisco this was unaccepted and probably under deserved i really want to thank you city and county of san francisco for the privilege of work with the most excelled group of people i've ever met most talented and dedicated people i've ever met at the san francisco rent board and a number of members are here with us today. >> thank you and thank you, supervisors, thank you san francisco, and keep safe thank you very much (clapping.) >> okay. colleagues now we will go to our 3:00 a.m. special order madam clerk this will bring us to the first 3:00 p.m. special order and somewhat complicated we have before us appeals for the 5m project in district 6 there are 3 appeals related to the environmental impact report the conditional use authorization, and the office allocation we're going to hear all 3 appeals together apparently, there are piece of legislation potentially 30 years

neighbors tell us and a police source confirms that his name is nathan wong, that he works as a nurse at a local v.a. hospital. >> it's funny like one of those neighbors was like i had no idea, nice guy. i really hope that he's going to be okay. it was a scary night. police did a great job of handling it. and i'm just glad that it's over. >> reporter: police are looking into whether wong was under the influence of drugs or something else during last night's attempted break-in. they do not believe he has any prior arrests. now, more details are being revealed about the other officer involved shooting that took place earlier this week. you might recall the deadly hostage standoff in san jose, the man accused of killing a woman in her home it turns out was her former tenant. 35-year-old leonel apparently victimized back in july. asevedo allegedly shot and ki killed and then officers shot and killed acevedo after police say he charged at them. bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much, bob. >>> now to another developing story. the search for a gunman in the east bay. late last

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