. >> i'll get out but to the wrong airport in the wrong city. >> reporter: because the delays were due to the tragedy in lax, travelers seem to take it all in stride. >> it's a tragic event, so i'm upset but lives were taken and that's what really matters. >> reporter: they had plenty of people advertising them what was happening and they provided free coffee and juice. >> i'm traveling with my 2-year-old and we have cookies and kids' boxes, and so they're doing the best that they can. is it frustrating for us? yes, of course, but i feel lucky. >> reporter: flight cancellations continued into the evening and while all of virgin america's flight were canceled, that was not the case for united. >> workers from bart voted on a new contract deal and the results could be if late tonight. it's expected to be ratified. if it does happen it will be four years of security. one of the ounce has been voting today at the oakland marriott. >> reporter: voting wrapped up here at the oakland convention center around an hour ago, about 10:00 this evening, and leadership for local 1021 is counting the

venue, wrong city. how much of your success did your dad get to see before he passed? >> not that much of it. he got to hear the first four of my album. he got to see me perform because i did some gigs with him in the last couple years, but he didn't well ihance to see how did afterwards. he got to see it. he knew from a baby what i was going to be doing. don't think you had much choice. >> i didn't have a choice. for a brief moment i thought, maybe i will go into psychology. then i thought, that isn't going to work. this is tavis: what i was born to do. tavis:tavis: when you think about it you are a psychologist. >> i get so many people who say, you helped me with my divorce, or you helped me with that. this is helping people. know the title. this is how old you were when you did the record. >> i was 33 and heard. now i am 34 and a little bit more. it was a little bit my age. also the resolution. it was the idea that john had. this theen i first saw first track i was aware of, i saw the number 33. they crucified jesus at 33. third hadnow what the to do with it. i am g

it was wrong for the city to do. >> there was really no moderate answer on. >> no there was no moderate answer and we took a lot of flak. >> reporter: the city closed the bathhouses and linked with gun advocates to try to remove the mayor. the attempt failed. she has started a ban on semi automatic weapons. she ties her passion for gun control directly to the day that put her in the mayor's office. dianne feinstein returns to the capital this month a political centrist in polarized restraint. >> and that does it for us. thank you for joining us. for more, you can go to ktvu.com. robert: buenos aires, argentina is a beautiful, sophisticated city with tons to do. but what about the incredible, natural beauty outside of the city? hang on, as we get ready to explore argentina, like never before. travel! for some it's a luxurious escape, or maybe an adrenaline filled adventure. but if you're like me, it's a precious opportunity to discover and to give back. it's time to get real. it's time to get raw. it's time for raw travel! argentina is big. in fact, it's the second largest country in sou

if it happened in 2005 the prosecution would run until 2015 maybe i'm wrong >> the city attorney can clarify. >> maybe we can talk to germany for a moment but i believe the proposal at the planning commission was background looking and after the planning commission meeting supervisor avalos proposed this language it was only intended to playing apply for evictions after 2013 because the particular reason department is looking at the language and reading it differently i want to make sure we get it right. >> so so that's evictions that happened after october 24th, 2013, and in 10 years. >> right. >> so evictions before october 24th wouldn't trigger it a that's good to i'm glad we'll have a good two weeks continuance to get clarification on that. and where did the october 24th date come from >> that's the planning commission recommended those edition it would create a window for landlord to rush through an evocation in the meeting time when it was flooded and next day. >> then in terms of what kinds of evocation that are covered by this. didn't i saw there may have been some changes it

. >> i think it's wrong. i any it's wrong. the city overstepped their bounds. >> reporter: restaurant owner and resident patsy acknowledged hearings and a city council vote. >> a lot of people have no idea what was going on. >> reporter: councilman cast the only no vote. >> does the effects of smoking outweigh the private property rights of the individuals within walnut creek? to me the answer is no. i think the community will also say no. >> reporter: he launched this website and says in about 10 days he'll circulate a petition calling for a vote next june. it needs about 4000 signatures. two-thirds of the people live in multiunits. advocates say public hearings show 95% approval. >> if i don't smoke, then i don't feel like i should smell other people's smoke. i think it's important to give the voters a voice and let them decide. >> reporter: the council followed the rules. >> if you want to legislate at the ballot box, i don't think that's very functional government. that's not the form of government we pride ourselves in. >

at the rock airport in the rock city >>i am getting out at the wrong airport and wrong city >>virgin american is trying to do the best that they can. i feel lucky. theyre very attentive. >> reporter: burgeon is actually in terminal 3 andlax where the shooting took place and that is why some of their most of their flights were canceled. if you do have a flight to and from l a you may want to contact your carry are interested pants on where you are flying to at the time. >> catherine: coming up on kron 4 news at 6. it's not yet tax season. but scammers are already targetting their victims. their tactics. and what to watch out for. >> catherine: then. >> catherine: tougher times for needy families. food stamps benefits are being cut. coming up. >> catherine: one family shows us how deep those cuts really are. plus. the bart contract is finally up for a vote.. why bay area bart riders could finally have piece of mind by tonight! i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much bet

. >> toronto - the mayor there is putting the spotlight on the city for all the wrong reasons, now the city council has taken away most of his powers after a series yaving embarrassing scandals. >> and a meeting in kuwait to find better economic ties. back in a moment. >>> we have at al jazeera, from that explosion that took place in southern beirut in an area down south, residents, we understand, did hear reports - did hear a loud explosion, rather, and it was big. this is according to reports, but as i'm saying, not yet clear if it was a car bomb or rockets. these are the pictures. you can see them now coming from southern beirut. there are, of course, casualties. there are reports of at least seven people dead so far. we are joined on the telephone by our correspondent. what more do you know about this? sorry. >> sorry, can you hear me in >> yes, go ahead. >> yes. after the explosion, the sheer scale of the damage and destruction is an indication of how powerful the blast was. it is a chaotic scene on the ground. the ambulance is arriving, taking away the dead and injured much there

. >> which is not wrong for the city. >>i understand someone wants to replace it with new development i heard stories about these buildings and these are two others and there is in the mission at 20th and shot well and ares that were used when they were dwfing the cancer drug laitral and duplicated it there. >> wait -- that they acquired it from the military -- >> it was moved on to the site but in the permit when it says who designed it -- you will like this too. it's not the owner's son here. it says prefabricated steel building plans drawn in the east. the creek bridge and it's a lift bridge and recently refurbished and reopened two years ago. >> and renamed. >> what's the new name? >> nishkin. >> really and also a structural engineer. >> yes. >> this was opened in the 50's and replace a bridge from 1915 and apparently inside a art decko and the rack and the pinion gear that operates the bridge. >> it's a draw bridge. >> and double leaf bridge. >> the old oriental house. >> and this survived the earthquake. >> and the

. >>> new at 6:00, an east bay city tonight is trying to figure out what went wrong. what hundreds of city workers, including firefighters and police didn't get their paychecks. this is payday for a lot of people, but today it was more complicated for hundreds of city workers in richmond. as ktvu john shows us, the city's quick work averted serious problems. >> i'm a happy employee. >> richmond firefighters stopped at a credit union today not for a car crash but more of a financial accident. >> we didn't receive our direct doe poz sits. >> we learned the city of richmond's direct deposit systems is out of order. >> it didn't affect me too much because i have appropriate amount to pay for my mortgage, for example, but i could see how it may affect other people that might not necessarily have those kind of backup plans like i do. >> today on payday, no one got their money automatically, but to make sure everyone got paid, the city worked overtime. police chief chris magnus is acting city manager. >> they financed the employees and several folks from human resources real

council voted to limit his powers wrong fork along with the city councilor brother don't talk to those drums recent confession of smoking crack cocaine on the show from four demanded that all members of city council go through drug and alcohol tests implying he's not the only elected official in toronto that has issues with substance abuse earlier in the day trying to see the home was the scene of chaos. city councilors voted overwhelmingly to take the lead up hours away from ford truck was mayor has had his budget and staff slashed by sixty percent and is now left with as much power as an ordinary city councilor during the debates for just knocked around the room and at one point i can to make even verbal exchange with another city councilor which ended when the mayor may be kissing gesture at the council. later spectators in the desert gallery began to call for the mayor's resignation and showed that chain chain which prompted afford to charge at the gallery when the crocs escalated with councilor and content almost knocking her over. they say it's not. they tell him it just wasn't r

when done wrong by a noted a high cliff and visited the city on monday he went to a museum commemorating skype gasol got a leading modern japanese poet from seattle. then rob i gave the museum's director copy of his second time. he also visited mobs emi and sewing received a cute collection written by local elementary school children he then introduced his own how would you use short stuns us. then make the city great. haiku capital the band then rob i said europe and many like the lovers and said he hopes for deeper exchanges between the eu and japan through the traditional portrait drawn by a satanic eu japan summit in tokyo on tuesday. i am master's line for the star and you know him. it is the eye. do. and. i was. hat i knew him. i knew twenty lead. is it easter program the catastrophic earthquake and tsunami. most of twenty three hundred and sixteen eighteen. so far that is

wrong time. in china's ice city, one car driving right into danger. watch that range rover, smashed by a massive sheet of ice from a rooftop. the car was crushed but no one was seriously hurt. >>> and in london, this incredible trio. a pop prprincess, rock royalty d the world's most famous real prince. ♪ >> taylor swift and prince william jamming with john bon jovi, a spur of the moment sing along for kensington palace. william said he would sing only if tailor joined in. his wish, her command. >>> so many gearing up for tomorrow by hitting the gym today. the thanksgiving feast, roles, gravy pie, add up to about 4500 calories, equivalent to 7 big macks or two pepperoni pizzas. while it may feel like you passed on a dozen pounds by nap time, research finds the average american only gains about one pound a thanksgiving. >>> when we come back, america strong, the gourmet chef who traded a fancy kitchen and most of his salary to feed those who can't pay. meet him next. best shot. these days i'm liv

people remember new york city in the early '90s as being riddled with crime. some seem to think that it exploded during our time in office. you'd get the impression that on december 31, 1989, when ed koch was still mayor, that there was no crime. just the next day, january the 1, 990, --1990, when we took office. [laughter] lord knows, an expert and i think he will attest that what i say is accurate. so we went about trying to figure out what to do about this crime. we determined, we determined on examining the police department as had not billion done in a -- had not been done in a quarter century, reached the conclusion that we needed, obviously, more police officers. came up with an idea of about how many we needed. but if you need more police officers, then obviously -- or maybe not so obviously to some -- you need more assistant district attorneys. you need more legal aid people. you need more parole and probation and all those things related to law enforcement. so we said, well, how will we get this done? well, we said what we've got to do is get some mo

city, but also bring up things like the weirdness of the place. it's a very strange and darkly, funny place. i wanted to really, most of all, bring up the stories of the people who still live there. a lot of the photos that you see a detroit online are shots of old factories that have been abandoned for 40 or 50 years, or these burned-out homes. university in people in any of these photos i really wanted to hang around and talk to people who live there and get their stories. that was michael. >> just before go to jeff i'm curious, did you have old friends who are still there that young out with? are your parents still there? were the elements that you felt like into your old life at all or was it is new detroit that you are interested in? >> it was pretty new for me. my parents and my brother are still living in the suburbs so that was just great for me personally. but i moved into the city proper. the one funny thing is i ended up on this blog in the city that was a bunch of sort of warehouse buildings that had been converted into lofts was the v

the city passed a multimillion dollar plan this re place the outdated system with smarter smeamplet city water cuss -- smart meters. they will be estimated bills. >> some of the bills are in the millions are wrong. my bill went from $40 to $800. >> reporter: you might know linda stewart has water bill woman. her bills overflowed with issues and she let it be known. >> this was hard, knowing this is happening, not only to me because i wasn't too bad off then but knowing that other folks and people who couldn't afford it it was happening. that took a toll. >> reporter: in the end she paid $2500 in wrong water bills. that's why she's staying on top of the city's plans. >> when i hear about people getting these outrageous water bills, people don't have time for that kind of thing and we have to do something about it. >> reporter: mayor stephanie rawlings-blake says it's being happening for decades. the smart meters will put a stop to it. >> anything last to be an improvement but there's no guarantee. >> reporter: the plan was play proved wednesday and they said they're crfd it will work -- c

everything seemed to be going wrong today in a place called gotham. a damsel in distress strapped to tracks, bank full of innocent citizens about to be robbed, a beloved team mascot, kidnapped a. ban donnkidnapped -- abandoned. a city wondered who could help fight this crime. >> breaking news from the san francisco hall of justice. >> please, caped crusader, we need you and bring the bat kid. >> the was an undertaking fit for a real hero. luckily he was already on the way. 5-year-old miles scott, currently in remission after battling leukemia. he always wanted to battle the villains of gotham city as batman. >> because he is my favorite super hero. miles used to watch the classics with his dad nick. >> started watching adam west "batman" and that's how he got started on it. >> for this extraordinary day, the make-a-wish foundation addition helped bring his dream to life. >> plenty of super hero wishes, make a wish has happened over the years. >> started planning to take over san francisco in march. hoping to find 200 volunteers. his wish went viral be

wrong time. in china's ice city, one car driving right into danger. watch that range rover, smashed by a massive sheet of ice from a rooftop. the car was crushed but no one was seriously hurt. >>> and in london, this incredible trio. a pop princess, rock royalty and the world's most famous real prince. ♪ oh, oh, livin' on a prayer >> taylor swift and prince william jamming with john bon jovi, a spur-of-the-moment sing-along for kensington palace. william said he would sing only if taylor joined in. his wish, her command. and they're living on a prayer brought down the palace. >>> so many gearing up for tomorrow by hitting the gym today. smart move. the thanksgiving feast, rolls, gravy, pie, add up to about 4,500 calories, equivalent to seven big macs or two pepperoni pizzas, medium. don't worry too much. while it may feel like you packed on a dozen pounds by nap time, research finds the average american only gains about one pound a thanksgiving. >>> when we come back, america strong, the gourme

i am the wrong guy to ask. >> walking into toronto city hall, there are no metal detectors, no security. you can stroll in and go past the records and join the scandals ground. a few feet away they are giving away free health care. >> even to pass the americans. >> do you get a lollipop? yes, you did. >> how much you pay your doctor? >> $75. >> while we are shocked by the mayor he shocked we have to pay for a flu shot. >> you got yours free on canada. >> canadians are far superior human beings. have you heard that today? >> how did a guy like him get elected at a place like this. in the late 1990's, the bustling metropolis downtown of sort to the blue-collar suburbs into city elections. after almost a decade of liberal rule, rob ford ran as a physical hawk who which of the bicycle loving, free-spending liberals downtown a thing or two. >> it is time to stop the gravy train. >> while he stay on message it was not a massive campaign. >> had a conversation with a drug addict query was prepared to buy him more. >> she ran the communication and she was stunned when after every scandal his po

we're interesting because it's at the wrong pocket. those people who are looking at the initiatives from the bond whether in the governor office or driven out of the city administrators office and that's really important in addressing the wrong pockets issue because you have to have someone that sits overall those sources of fund 80 be able to say you know what we are going to take the savings and apply them over here >> one thing on that. my world view is a the first concert i want to was joan bias and if i had my way i'd district the waelth but that's not the world we live in. i read in new york times said something like president obama wants 84 you 80 make money from the health care act and this gentleman sows the opportunity in the health care system where we can bring people from the hospital into the home and it's less expensive where it costs the government a huge amount of money he sis this on a in violation to make money for his strarldz but what's going to happen when a person can't go anywhere so maybe the managed care addit

resources, to right a potential wrong, which you don't see every day. and so we really want to applaud dbi in the commission and the mayor's office for their assistance. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> and next speaker. >> good morning. and too, want to thank you personally as a person who has received an eviction notice, i feel a lot more comfortable or safe at the moment that i did not feel previously. and i did think that it was worth bringing up that you know, the fact that this has already changed the lives of a lot of the people in the building and we have a number of people who have actually moved out already, due to the circumstance. i have not spoken with anyone personally, but, you know, what i hear is that the people who have left without, the compensation, that was, you know, should be guaranteed to them and also i thought that it was worth noting that during this whole situation, none of us was aware that anything was coming up and we were seeing the changes made to the building that we all assumed were for our own sake, you know? and then t

like, how do you tear down the wrong house? >> reporter: the underwoods' house is 9716, clearly marked on their mailbox. the right house, the one the city was supposed to demolish, was next door at 9708. but somehow the brain trust at city hall managed to mess that up. >> and in today's world of gps, when you can spot something the size of a nickel, i would think that -- >> you can. >> -- that there would be a fail-safe. >> reporter: a onetime occurrence? actually no, according to real estate mogul barbara corcoran. >> it happens more than you think. you could probably find at least one home wrecked in just about every city across the united states by mistake. >> reporter: demolishing the wrong house is actually hard to do, according to new jersey contractor lou santora. >> it's basically just completing a mountain of paperwork. letters from your asbestos company, the gas company, the water company. if you're a competent contractor things like this shouldn't happen. >> reporter: that's small comfort to andre hall. he figured he

pays the money back if it's proof that it went into the wrong hands hundreds of secret files dating back to the as a ministerial in argentina has been released by the government they were discovered in an abandoned enforce building and contain transcripts of meetings held by the content which moved from nineteen seventy six three three. this is all tastes and intellectuals who appears today she models that found. argentina's defence minister said the majority of documents which taught some victims who died or disappeared at the hands of the ticket and dealt with how to read them each year at the time. this page using euphemisms such as ascertain the whereabouts of what we will be. the office of the closet that my accrued to campaign for information about the disappeared welcome to that the nations off to the nineteen seventy six to channel v day and led to john it as it's officially killed thirteen thousand argentinian seen a test tube or to eliminate suppress its human rights activists believe the real number was thirty thousand the data died in a while serving a life sentence in p

he raced through the city at high sfeed and even drove wrong way on 680 before ultimate lly crashing in the neighborhood. the suspect's minivan hit his parked truck. >> it was police action and i'm glad they took care of it. >> reporter: he believes the tree prevented the minivan from coming in to his hope. now, why the suspect went on this crime spree is something the investigators are trying to figure out. we are live tonight, nbc bay area news. >> not a good way to spend the holiday, police are searching for suspects in two separate shootings. a man was shot in east san jose and a couple hours later a man and woman were shot just south of location. they were sitting on a porch on state street. all three victims are expected to sur vivsurvive, and say the shootings appear to be random. >>> forget black friday, as we speak, it's maybe called gray thursday. big retailers open onned their doors earlier tonight and the shoppers came swarming in looking for the hot holiday deals. we are at the macy's at valley fair and stephanie, what is it, leave the family or bring the family? it's a

the shadow chancellor, who was the city minister when all these things went wrong, is shouting his head off as usual. it is this government who have insisted that people pay the taxes that are due. >> the prime minister is right to extend supervision to prisoners with short sentences and to look for new ways to reduce reoffending, but he must be aware of the growing concern that his government's plans will fatally undermine the probation service. now that a criminal investigation has been opened into g4s and serco, will he sit down with his justice secretary, reconsider the options and at least trial the payment-by- results proposal to see whether it works? >> i welcome what the right honorable gentleman said who has huge experience in this area. i welcome what he says about the importance of ensuring that there is probation support for people as they leave prison, which will happen under the plans that we are putting in place. i think that payment by results can make a big difference in reducing reoffending. the cruel fact is that half of all prisoners are back in prison within two yea

mary cheney responded on facebook, quote, you're just wrong unquote. >>> toronto city council may vote further this afternoon to restrict the powers of mayor bob ford n a fox news interview ford revealed lofty goals planning to run for re-election and hopes to run for prime minister one day. he admitted to using cocaine and other illegal drugs but he refuses to resign. those are the headlines on the fox business network. back to tracy. tracy: that is head scratcher. lauren green. >> estimate mayor. >> whatever. thank you, thank you, lauren. >> sure. tracy: have you ever wanted to learn how to take family portraits or strength train without having to leave your home? online educational platform creative live offers just that. it has taken on internet titan google's new help out site. creative live raiseed more than $20 million in series b funding and they are not stopping there. the company's ceo is joining us now. thank you for being with us right now. >> thank you. tracy: plain to people what it is. i went on the site and 9:00 a.m., every day, your time, right? >> our time. tracy: 9:0

otherwise it doesn't reflect a demographic of the city. there is something wrong with that. but likewise, the houses of justice or injustice for poor people there something that feels of harry and not right about that. it's not that incidentally they are big fans of crime. we don't celebrate the criminal offenses the clients commit. we have the same feelings as anyone else and worry about certain kinds of crime and what not paid by you go to the courthouses and it's the land of the poor. of fairness though you watch the calendar in a large urban court house and see how very little time is given to each case and sometimes they are subtle and sometimes not so subtle. from a lawyer's perspective i think one of the things lawyers have to be able to do is predict and have a kind of judgment is that the sand for the outcomes? but as often as not, that is a hard thing because you sometimes cannot predict the things that happen in court and the randomness of the witness' testimony of judges or juries. so there's a kind of unfairness in that and i don't know if i am making that clear

i think we started to go in the wrong direction. the reason why we started walking down that path largely was because of political ideology. when you deal with me, you are dealing with facts, less than politics. i really want to have a positive impact on the city overall. >> good afternoon, everyone. how are you? >> good. >> it's a nice day today. thank you for coming out to our community event. please give a round of [applause] to them. we have a lot of development going on. you see how lovely leland street looks. do you like it? >> yes. >> beautiful, isn't it? we are going to continue. we have a library that is going to be opening up in june. that's right. so i will see you all there at the library. there is a lot of activity going on. it is important we remain connected and engaged. >> would you mind if we were to pull the seniors together and translate for me in a mini meeting? >> yes, sir. >> what we are going ready to do is we are going to have a quick little mini meeting to -- because we didn't translate my short message befo

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his lawyer claims the prosecutors have the wrong man. authorities brought 29-year-old ross ulbrick last night. he was arrested last month in san francisco while allegedly chatting on line about the underground web site silk road, known as the dread pirate robber and is the master mind behind the secret web site. it brokered more than $1 billion in illegal sales and. >>> voters in sunnyvale approved the controversial set of gun control regulations. gun owners most report lost or stolen weapons within 48 hours and keep all guns safely stored. measures see past with 67% of the vote yesterday. it also make its illegal to possess ammunition magazines of ten or more rounds and requires gun store owners keep documentation on anyone buying ammunition. >>> and proposition b and c were rejected today. some of wondering if an antidevelopment sentiment a along the waterfront could block the warrior a's plans to build an arena on the piers 31 and 32. >>> some sacramento area high school seniors are refusing to wear their class sweatshirts because of

don't get me wrong, i don't expect any change. i can tell you how many years on he s -- can you tell me how many years does it take to screw in a taxi light bulb, board members and it's not a joke or full service. the doctor is unaware of my little survey,

don't get me wrong, i don't expect any change. i can tell you how many years on he s -- can you tell me how many years does it take to screw in a taxi light bulb, board members and it's not a joke or full service. the doctor is unaware of my little survey, there for it lacks hine site. >> any other members. >> next items. >> we're moving onto the consent calendar. directors you have required that it's severed from the consent calendar and that's the only item. >> members. okay. is there a motion of consent calendar 10.2. >> all in favor say i. >> let's go to 10.6. approving an increase of $505,000 to use the site not to exceed 7.7 million. >> speaker cards. >> yes. >> good afternoon mr. smith. >> good afternoon board members. i apologize that i blurted out the comment. i'm going to quote two people that's in history. relative to what is going on with many mpa, the budget, and the especially the expenditure. one is the spending money mta, like drunken sailors. it is a cliche but it's true. the second one is more refined quote by sh

i mean, the victims are strong, don't get me wrong but i feel more of the city, the people that support us, the victims, that is boston strong. that's the backbone behind us, the teams, you know, all the teams local teams here in boston all just the boston people and everybody across america, it's not just boston strong. you know, this nation is strong and everybody has been supporting us and that's what i feel boston strong is about. >> well, mark, you completely -- >> we couldn't do it without you guys. >> yeah, i mean, i think you're right. it an extraordinary wave of support in boston towards people such as yourself but i think they are inspired by your courage and determine nation and refusal to be beaten by what happened to you and i want to wish you the very best to your recovery and congratulate you and everybody in boston on that fantastic world series win. thank you so much for joining me. >> thank you very much and thank everybody. >> i certainly will. very brave man. >>> coming next, john took the iconic photo at the marathon. he was back at the big game tonight and joins me

don't get me wrong, i don't expect any change. i can tell you how many years on he s -- can you tell me how many years does it take to screw in a taxi light bulb, board members and it's not a joke or full service. the doctor is unaware of my little survey, there for it lacks hine site. >> any other members. >> next items. >> we're moving onto the consent calendar. directors you have required that it's severed from the consent calendar and that's the only item. >> members. okay. is there a motion of consent calendar 10.2. >> all in favor say i. >> let's go to 10.6. approving an increase of $505,000 to use the site not to

city will be without their captain tonight. he has a hamstring problem. and also with stephen up front, he has been a disappointment since [ inaudible ] as for cska without their influential striker, they know if they can somehow take three points here this evening, that will point them level on points with city and give them a real chance for qualification. you have to say, this evening it's opportunity knocks for manchester city. they want to be known as one of the biggest clubs in the world, and they want european success, that means they need three points tonight. >> madrid has a chance to book their place in the knockout phase. they will need to beat juventus on tuesday. they have 9 points in 3 games, portugal's forecast has scored seven times in the competition and only needs one more to match the group stage record of eight in a season. >>> gunner have asked an urgent meeting with fifa over their world cup playoff against egypt in cairo. they say they still have genuine security claims disfight fifa twice rejecting the request to hold the meeting a

don't get me wrong, i don't expect any change. i can tell you how many years on he s -- can you tell me how many years does it take to screw in a taxi light bulb, board members and it's not a joke or full service. the doctor is unaware of my little survey, there for it lacks hine site. >> any other members. >> next items. >> we're moving

the app works like it this, you pick a a tickture of what's wrong -- a picture of what's wrong and then the 311 app sends it to the city responsible for fixes it. the app is free. keep in mind you can also call 311. >>> wall street closed trading lower hamid science a federal reserve could pull back on the stimulus program. >>> with a dream full if i would to be bat kid 5-year-old mile scott is now back home. so what was the part of last friday? in san francisco? >> saying the world. >> saying the world -- saving the world. he told the make a wish foundation he wanted to be a super hero for a day. the idea caught fire on social immediate and why thousands of people if i would the streets to be part of mile's fun. >> it was like he was kind of eating it all up. i wasn't expecting that. >> we put the mask in and he was in character. that's what he's done his whole life. he puts on costumes and becomes whatever the costume he has. >> bat kid, miles rescueed a woman in distress. stopped a bank robbery and freed the giant mascot from a kidnapper. >>> a spokesperson for the mayor says the bat

he is absolutely wrong. they were requirement of the law. their requirement of law because we litigated this issue. their mitigation measures that are required in santa fe san francisco and everyone has to pay them. if you did comply with the building sowed e code it's absurd you have to comply with the law and pay the fees. sales force coming in this and asking for the extra stories for their convenience is a bad actor in the city. and the deliverer is a bad actor. if you want to be a good developer they should say we're adults and don't need to be treated like little developers of projects out in the neighborhood and they want that treatment and they brag about their treatment. and the tenant being a dynamic corporations that will get in there is part of the reason why we have the law. we have law to mitigate the impacts. and i come back to this obviously i have read the law and this is a discretionary action and discretionary should be used in this case. we can't say that they can't use this for 24 story building i'm not saying that. you

people remember new york city in the early '90s as being riddled with crime. some seemed to think that it exploded during our time in office. you'd get the impression that on december 31, 989 -- 1989, when ed koch was still mayor that there was no crime. just the next day, january the 1st, 1990, when we took office. [laughter] now, i saw bill bratton in the house a while ago back there. he, lord knows, is an expert, and i think he will attest that what i say is accurate. so we went about trying to figure out what to do about this crime. we determined, we determined on examining the police department as had not been done in a quarter century reached the conclusion that we needed, obviously, more police officers. came up with an idea of about how many we needed. but if you need more police pole officer police polices, then obt so obviously to some you need more assistant district attorneys, you need more parole and more probation and all those things related to law enforcement. so we said, well, how will we get this done? well, we said what we've got to do is ge

this is what new york city looks like right now. i can't find you one city street that's going faster than about

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was racially profile to wrongful arrest by several colleagues who didn't recognize him. lorenzo adamson, a 15 year police veteran says he was stopped in his car on may 30th for not having a license plate. the suit alleges that officers inexplicably jumped onto adam sent back and tried to choke him before tackling him to the ground. adamson was charged with resisting arrest in vehicle code violations. those charges were dropped. on the peninsula, the woman accused of driving drunk and nd killing a bay area couple has pleaded not guilty to all charges. prosecutors say marjorie reitzell had a blood alcohol level more than twice the legal limit when she hit kamal and balbir singh. the crash happened as the menlo park couple was out walking their dog last month. reitzell remains in custody on $2 million bail. a man accused of murdering his daughter's mother is being ordered to stand trial. a judge ruled there is enough evidence to have randy alana stand trial. he is charged with strangling standard code in august. her body was found in vacaville five days after she was report

the problem was he called the wrong marty walsh, left a voice mail. now "the huffington post" reports he again called the wrong marty walsh and left a message for a woman called tony. the word is the veep has now talked to the actual mayor of boston. but if there are any marty walshs left in boston that has not heard from the vice president, they'd like to hear from you. >>> we got a delivery out back today. the rockefeller christmas tree. which was the tallest thing in the neighborhood out in shelton, connecticut. it was donated for the enjoyment of all. it will spend tonight in its natural state all alone there. then the scaffolding goes up, thousands of lights go on, then they will throw the switch the night of december 4th. >>> when we come back, a first class ticket to go where few have gone before. >>> finally tonight, if you go back a few years, then you remember those issues of popular science magazine that told us we would all some day have the ability to enjoy space travel. and, indeed, that era is about to begin. while the price needs to co

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