the city would not be allowed to remove world order removal and authorize tenant in this the city had available shelters for all residents of the tenant under proposition q includes city operated shoulders navigation centers, and other city operated housing. before we move were ordering of diesel to remove non-authorized tent on a public sidewalk, the city would be required to offer shelter to all residents, offered to pay the cost to transport all tent residents to live with friends or family outside of san francisco and provide written notice that the city will remove the tenant in 24 hours. if residents do not accept the city's offer of housing were shelter or do not remove the unauthorized tent within 24 hours of the notice, the city may remove the 10th. after removing the tenant the city would be required of written notice near the area where the tent was look good if you vote yes, you want to prohibit the placement of tens on public sidewalks without a city permit and allow the city to remove unauthorized tent is the city provides 24 hour advance notice offer shelter for all ten

has not been about that we've been and always have about a city of refuge a city of sanctuary a city of love that's what made us stronger. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> i had a chance to speak with my daughters i know many of you have spoken with our children as well i think that we must see a stronger city as a result of this challenge i know that in order to be a stronger city we have got to not only come together we've not only talked the talked we have to deliver on all the promises and today, we recess instruct and reassure a basic promise that to this city we promise to be a city that is always welcome no walls in our city; right? >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> as a united city we're able to help those that there think outside the box discouraged that have been hurt and victims we'll help our muslim brothers and sisters in the city. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> as. >> one city we stand united and help to protect all our immigrant families in this city. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> as a city united as one we will also protect lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenders and queer families in o

particularly in center city. certainly taxis are another option and walking, we've heard that from a number of people, they're just going to walk the blocks that they need to do, everybody trying to figure out how they are going to copy cope with a city transit strike. life at 69th street station in upper darby john rawlins back to you all. >> let's take a live look at mobile6 heading towards city hall in center city philadelphia and as john was just saying a lot of people will be walking today because septa won't be giving them a ride and in fact mayor jim kenney is encouraging city employees to walk to work because city government will be open as scheduled. all the schools will be opened except for the archdiocesan schools which are closed because of a religious holiday. we have tons of information on all of these things if it impacts you on 6abc.com. >> we'll be helping you navigate the commute all morning long with special live digital cut ins on 6abc.com and the 6abc news app. that will get going at 7:00 a.m

nicole, police in iowa city say if city council didn't approve the over hiring, iowa city police would have probably lost candidates to and because the city typically needs to hire five or six new officers a year.. officials say it wouldn't cost the city a lot to hirer sooner rather than later. the extra cost will come from temporarily over-staffing. the city will have to find an additional 77-hundred dollars a month for each officer. that's until numbers drop from current officers leaving or retiring. iowa city police say they were lucky to get a number of diverse applicants. "if i wait eight months from now, that won't be the case just because those qualified go work anywhere they want" " iowa city reserved four training spots at the state law enforcement academy for january. the extra minority officers hired will bring police close to the racial makeup of the entire community. right now, white officers make up slightly more than 92 percent of the iowa city department... and black officers just over three percent. with the new hires, that department's makeup would change to 88 percen

created bed public commission it will help people to assist people to compete for and performance open city contract a lot of small businesses do have the resources to loblth the opportunity so one of the things we wanted to do was provide ways to access contract >> access to the plans spiefkz and a data place basis ease contracting opportunity and funding or capital training. this is and other documents that needs to be submitted. to compete is a technical skill that it takes to win a scheduling for a popular to you can win a professional services job or how to put together a quote it's all those technical pieces. looking at the contracting assistance center is our touch point with we get the people to come and see the planning specks and later than about projects earlier is he get training so you're ready to go arrest hello engineering it has all the tools that a contractor small or large can come here. i can't say enough about the center it's a blessing. we do business all over the country and world and a place like the contractor center to identify the business in san francisco >> the r

. >> welcome and thank you all for coming this morning here my chief deputy city attorney and evan that has been working diligently on the investigation in this case and thank you for your efforts part of my responsibility as city attorney to protect san francisco residents and taxpayers from unfair or lawful business practices my office filed a law enforcement over the tower the reason for the action is simply because of the facts in the case are so clear but not make them any less my office investigations shows the developer mission district, llc knew for a year before they began selling condominiums to the 58 story residential building was sinking faster than expected yet they went ahead and solid accumulated without telling the buyers about the situation we were legally required buyer be aware didn't cut it smol someone selling real estate must disclose that when construction of tower was completed in february 2008 it had already settled a lot of 6 inches 6 inches was a a maximum amount of engineering appreciated it would sink it had reached the point a year again, the developer beg

if you work for the city all you have to do is show your city id. if you are coming into town for jury duty just show your junior or card and get a ride into downtown. the city services, everything is opened, philadelphia public schools, they are opened and kid are expect to be in class. we will get a little bit of the break because it is all saints day november 1st, so all catholic archdiocese schools already had a scheduled day off. coming in from new jersey in problems or delays at all but we are starting to see beginning of the morning rush hour, there on the freeway, here's a live look leaving south philadelphia, again, expect grid lock to start to take over the schuylkill, i-95 and streets in the city. the lets toss it out to a fellow who probably covered one or two more strikes then i have in my day steve keeley live out front of the jefferson station. steve, back over to you. >> reporter: i lived at sixth street right behind independent hall, washington square during the last strike and i used to take septa i didn't have a car back then. i w

we care so much about the city. every single part of the city. i personally work in china town today. and every day i walk passed the first american flag. that was hoisted in san francisco right at christmas square. and i go into work on the land that used to be the hall of justice. today is part of the chinese culture center. and every day i look in the park every day, i look in the neighborhood, and every day i am reminded of and i am sure that you see it every day. and i am reminded of the challenge of this placement. and immigration, and inequity, crime, homelessness, and i would have to say to the current members of the board, and the future members of the board, all of the people who are thinking about running for the board, that we look forward to your leadership. and for us also it is now. we will always be here to support you and to help you succeed. a word to supervisor my former colleague, carroll migden. thank you for teaching me to put on my lip stick every day, every time before the committee hearing. thank you very much. >> thank y

under proposition p the city would proceed with an affordable housing project on city-owned property only if the housing officer sees at least three proposed. proposition p would make most current selection criteria part of city. a yes vote means you want to prohibit the city from proceeding whether affordable housing project on city-owned property unless the housing officer sees at least three proposals. a no vote means you do not want to make this change. i'm here with leah blumenthal campaign manager for-and proponent of the measure. were also joined by john fox. ceo of the tenderloin neighborhood development corporation and opponents of proposition p you think you both for being here. i'd like to start with some opening remarks and will begin with leah. >> thank you were in the middle of the housing crisis and more important than ever to make every dollar count when it comes to building more affordable housing should as it stands today were wasting millions every year because we do not have a transparent, in place, for awarding city money to build affordable housing. a handful of

they stop in the city. you can take the regional rails to use to get between university and olde city instead of the market frankford. patco is running. you can take patco but those normal connections aren't running. you have the lucy loop through the city so that's running but this is a major issue because regional rails are already overcrowded. already seeing problems because of the problems with the silver liners. expect as you get to those stops closer to the city you may have some trains just bypassing stations because of overcrowding. they have, however, added extra service. so they're trying to help with the regional rails with some extra service. any stations though that you can buy the tickets in advance you have to do that. you can't just show up with cash on the train and expect service there. so this is going to be an issue taking regional rails and we'll be following it on air andline throughout the morning. your majors at this point, expect a lot of extra congestion as people try to drive to w

and other city about becoming sibling cities we can move that platform we're representing the brunt cultural power within the this institution and within the city in general so the overview of the collection management and the acquisitions of bringing negative impact new work to the majority of the nations is financial but the parts - though the money that is funded to the museum is only being used for other artworks coming in not other operational needs storage and lending and borrowing i've talked about the brunt transport and this is the transfer of the objects over the challenge with any institution you'll find insurance kind of through the brunt city right now covers a kind of damages i don't know what the proper english word but $200 million so don't. >> don't we have a lord's of london policy on top of that. >> insurance that covers busy our institutions bus the brunt asian art museum and one more - institution. >> but kind of i think. >> the in memoriam. >> yes. exactly but that is something that we might have to evaluate from time to time total expenses just again get an id

we care so much about the city. every single part of the city. i personally work in china town today. and every day i walk passed the first american flag. that was hoisted in san francisco right at christmas square. and i go into work on the land that used to be the hall of justice. today is part of the chinese culture center. and every day i look in the park every day, i look in the neighborhood, and every day i am reminded of and i am sure that you see it every day. and i am reminded of the challenge of this placement. and immigration, and inequity, crime, homelessness, and i would have to say to the current members of the board, and the future members of the board, all of the people who are thinking about running for the board, that we look forward to your leadership. and for us also it is now. we will always be here to support you and to help you succeed. a word to supervisor my former colleague, carroll migden. thank you for teaching me to put on my lip stick every day, every time before the committee hearing. thank you very much. >> thank y

the city represents the african-american committees that make up the city. i think it's a different to a degree to an extent that a shareholder or a lawnmower is not. finally, there's this question of getting back to the line drawing point. as stephen emphasized there are multiple legal questions at issue in the case. first there's the question of whether or not injury extends to the full extent of article iii. but even if it doesn't, which it did not in thompson which was a title vii case importantly, not a title viii case, even though the court found in thompson episode of interest was applicable, that is your the right to bring a claim if you claim falls within the zone of interest of for the statute was originally intended to protect. the court still found that the plaintiffs in thompson have a case. so even if the court ruled on the first question of whether, that there is not a claim, an aggrieved person does extend to everybody who ha hasn't articlei injury, the city can still prevail if it falls within the zone of interests of who was originally inte

package those leases toort together such that we have a streamlined building permit process in the city? they are a sister agency after all i make that work faster. can we provide financial incentives? we ask the plumber to work over time or hvac, can we provide financial incentives to the lease ee to be done and operational as specific date we think is right? not sure we are thinking about those things. notion is we pay over time for this, maybe we can take some of that money and get those guys fully operational. also, i think the goal should be up and operating and fully staffed in terminal on such and such date. maybe it isn't the same as a bus operational date, in which case we need to publicly say this is what the strategy is because now if the bus runs, everything runs. i think that is am mental place where people are. is that correct? as i look at this play out, i don't think it is correct. thank you. >> that concludes members of the public that wanted to kraesds and can move into consent calendar. >> yes, please. >> all matters are considered to be routine acted on by a single v

city administrator office is going to give you an overview of the current city fleet. fleet initiative and then discuss next steps around the question that supervise tang has asked regarding our municipal procurement. this represents 40% of the city's greenhouse gas admissions. today there are over 400,000 vehicles registered in san francisco, and more than 100,000 inbound vehicles via commuters. transportation is a key strategy that will help san francisco meet its greenhouse gas reduction goals, and stick with our city wide renewable energy goals which of course in 2008 was established via the board of supervisors to have 100% renewable energy electricity supply by 2030. just a reminder our other municipalities are -- they're delivering 100% greenhouse gas free electricity to the vehicles we have. any expansion of electric vehicles we have in the fleet is 100% reduction in greenhouse gas admissions from that component of our foot print, and in 2015 mayor lee signed a west coast mayor's fleet initiative that established a 10% procurement goal annually for electric veh

. >> kilshaw made clear i don't blame her, she does the best of our service the city attorney was never mentioning she said that so be thrown out and no substantive changes that's not true the item with the holes and amazing higher standard of penal code having a moving vehicle and shall and should different shall is mandatory and shall is discretionary and should is mandatory i hope you'll know we're not going to tolerate this to get what needs to be done so anyone else gets killed that's the point. >> thank you for bringing that up >> next speaker. >> commissioner i was here yesterday what i want to say today is that missing in our deliberations what is going to happen for the good of this city and county of san francisco is the premeditation of our youth and young adults every time the commission is challenged so to speak you refer to the san francisco charter the charter needs to be changed the charter needs to be change to reflect the times today's times all over the nation as far as i understand wheezed freedom and what is license and the bills of freedom is license and you may be

city owned land and requiring inspections of evaluation of future used for such land. >> supervisor avalos thank you, colleagues i'll go outside of the rail and use at podium i have a visual to present don't practice for me once i'm out of here in 5 weeks (laughter) colleagues first of all, thank you for all of you coming together to join me in this ordinance this past month it got hotter from a slow to rapid future in jeopardy this is going to be long i apologize for that if you indulge me the donald trump was president-elect radical changes loom across the country fighting for the values and principle our cities have the greatest chance of leading the rest of the country we'll have to work on many fronts earlier we held a press conservation for immigrants today with the passage we can fight president-elect donald trump proposal of years of painstakingly slow and inadequate process on climatic change and global warming trujs proposed cabinet is woeshlt of the onions how only grief and malleolus the cabinet is filling up with people whose sole qualifications to turnover our public a

home away help people to survive in the city as well as people to stay longer in the city so i think this is the very few opportunity to develop san francisco as well as the bay area and last but not least i heard one of the homes that started holds it for 80 days only and got a fine from the short-term rental department if it is not necessary to cap the limits of 60 days airbnb is an innovative company helping people to thrive they're not monsters the homes are not monsters we're registered hosts and go by the rules and legal we hope to keep hosting in that city please do not cap and set a 60 day cap thank you. next speaker. i'm an airbnb host where i registered as an airbnb host i'm located in district one a district where supervisor eric mar is supervisor i decided prior to hosting on airbnb i worked a - i made the decision to host on airbnb platform i made a career decision change went back to finish my master's degree and pursue my ph.d within the next two years when what i use airbnb is supplemental income i oppose the 60 day cap limit i see no threat from airbnb short-term ren

city administrator office is going to give you an overview of the current city fleet. fleet initiative and then discuss next steps around the question that supervise tang has asked regarding our municipal procurement. this represents 40% of the city's greenhouse gas admissions. today there are over 400,000 vehicles registered in san francisco, and more than 100,000 inbound vehicles via commuters. transportation is a key strategy that will help san francisco meet its greenhouse gas reduction goals, and stick with our city wide renewable energy goals which of course in 2008 was established via the board of supervisors to have 100% renewable energy electricity supply by 2030. just a reminder our other municipalities are -- they're delivering 100% greenhouse gas free electricity to the vehicles we have. any expansion of electric vehicles we have in the fleet is 100% reduction in greenhouse gas admissions from that component of our foot print, and in 2015 mayor lee signed a west coast mayor's fleet initiative that established a 10% procurement goal annually for electric veh

in old city philadelphia getting busy. it's thursday night in the city. and temperatures are mild. 58 degrees right now at the high today 61. so not a huge drop off after sun is he. winds out of the northwest at 9 miles an hour. you can divide or region in half with cooler air to the north and west and milder to the south and east with the exception of millville at 42. it's 43 in the poconos. 50 degrees still in allentown. that colder air will be coming in overnight with clear skies and light winds. we call that radiational cooling. so any warmth that built up during the day escapes into the atmosphere with those calm conditions and high pressure sitting rye over us. we'll watch that high build over the next couple of days. the circulation around it is clockwise we get that huge search that return flow of southwesterly winds by saturday. and that looks like it will be the peak of the warmth then saturday night into sunday this front comes through and this is going to be a shock to the system. behind this front, there is snow and there is cold and there is

in city hall at room 400. please call accommodation at 1-415-or e-mail mod@sfgov.org eare minder to all the guests to speak slowly into the micro phone to assist the captioners and interpreters. >> cochair supanich, here mpt sin senhaux, here. cus tanian. >> >> item 1, roll call. action 2, reading and approval of the agenda. agenda item number 3 recollect public comment. items not on todays agenda but within jurgz dix of mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. 4, information item. cochair report. agenda item number 5, information item. supplemental analysis of san francisco recreation and park department ada program accessibility of recreation elements included in the 2012 ada stanards. review. presentation by pauline arakea and tim gilbert principle consultant for ada accessibility analysis. public comment is welcome. agenda item number 6, information item. elections accessibility. the department of elections will provide a overview how all voters can repair, plan and participates in the nrfb 8, 2016 elect

but again city, city, city workers will have that opportunity to use that shuttle will service that runs the exact same route as market frankford and the broad street subway. otherwise, vine expressway looking good. you have to think bit, within the city limits anyone who would typically be using mass transit are going to have to get another means. so we will have grid lock, quick, here in center city. ninety-five, the schuylkill, as we mentioned earlier, the schools are opened, public schools are opened, and you're expect to get your child to school, today, and the archdiocese schools are closed today, due to all saints day. so we will get the a break there, with a 50/50 on the schools. otherwise right now no problems on the turnpike, 202, looking good, and no problems up and over bridges. by the way, patco, high speed line, for anyone coming in from new jersey, that is not, affected at all. so patco trains are running, to at least get you in the the city and then on your own from there. thomas and karen back to you. >>> governor wolf releasing this statement regarding the strike. the h

hall during the creation of the plans and the construction to rebuild city hall and the city. in 1912, the voters finally approved the issuance of a $8 bond for the new city hall and a civic center. a design competition began for the best design despite the fact that there were limited architects registered in office design in california. in 1912, the winning design was awarded to the arther brown firm of bake well and brown, and in 1913, the ground breaking commenced for the new city hall, city hall was newly opened on february, 20th, 1915. and was dedicated to coincide with the panama pacific international ex-poe tigs, occurring in the city. but the boards legislative chambers would not be finished for another year. in part due to its ornate and stunning workmanship. finally, on october, 9th, 1916, the meeting of the board of supervisors was held in the legislative chamber, thank you, madam president. >> thank you, supervisor cohen. >> thank you. you can clap, but she did not write it. on the call of the roll for the inmeeting the follow 18 members were noted present, superv

dora miller is live at city hall with a breakdown of fake dora. >>> we are at a city council meeting where the cry is just this, release the tapes. they are demanding that the tapes be released so they can see what happened. the city attorney said that he cannot do it because it's unlawful. others say not so fast, there is more to it. the public information board deals with public records and both say it is up to the lawful custodian to make the decision to release the video. the custodian is the chief of police or the county attorney. they say they are not bound by law to hold onto the video and they can release it if they want. the city plans to release the video once it is approved by the county attorney. right now that answer is not good enough for those who support jerime mitchell and his family. take a stance and say we do not support violence in this community toward any members.>> reporter: see rpd says the early release -- crpd said they are not ready to release the video. the people here says it ranks the fragile trust. for now we are in cedar rapids miller, cbs 2 news. >>>

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in city hall. right now city staff is recommending the following schedule, raising the minimum wage to $10.50 this upcoming january. 12 bucks the next january. $13.50 january of 2019, $15 by january of 2020. the state of california is requiring all localities to raise their minimum wage to $15 by 2022. you can see san jose would be ahead of the state schedule, but the city association of santa clara county which san jose is a part of, has already agreed to hit that $15 minimum by 2019, not 2020 which, as i mentioned, san jose is considering. you can see why the san jose city council is feeling pressure to speed up the schedule. according to a uc berkeley study put out this summer, the minimum wage increase across all cities in santa clara county would help 250,000 workers with what would be the equivalent of a nearly 20% bump in pay. the study also notes that over 1,300 people would lose their jobs during the phase-in. so the city council will discuss today, can vote on a minimum wage after the tha

under proposition p the city would proceed with an affordable housing project on city-owned property only if the housing officer sees at least three proposed. proposition p would make most current selection criteria part of city. a yes vote means you want to prohibit the city from proceeding whether affordable housing project on city-owned property unless the housing officer sees at least three proposals. a no vote means you do not want to make this change. i'm here with leah blumenthal campaign manager for-and proponent of the measure. were also joined by john fox. ceo of the tenderloin neighborhood development corporation and opponents of proposition p you think you both for being here. i'd like to start with some opening remarks and will begin with leah. >> thank you were in the middle of the housing crisis and more important than ever to make every dollar count when it comes to building more affordable housing should as it stands today were wasting millions every year because we do not have a transparent, in place, for awarding city money to build affordable housing. a handful of

city of miami. the respondent, city of mime, was the plaintiff -- city of miami, was the plaintiff, is the plaintiff in the case. and the city is bringing an alaska for damages under the -- an action for damages under the fair be housing act, title viii of the civil rights laws. and the city is claiming that the petitioners, the banks, engaged in discriminatory lending practices in issuing mortgages to individuals in miami, and miami can woiming oz to utah every-- alleged discriminatory lending practices, these mortgages were kind of set up to fail. there were lots of foreclosures as a result, and in turn as a result of foreclosures on these discriminatory to loans, the city suffered in the form of reduced tax base, so reduced tax revenues to the city of miami and also the city argues that as a result of increased foreclosure rates, there was more urban blight in miami. and in order to combat the urban blight, the city of miami had to incur increased fiscal obligations, increased budgetary expenditu

but from that particular -- from that experience, the city and the other smart city challenge finalist have begun to collaborate and work together. we collectively submitted a department of energy grant application that we're waiting to hear about. we've all agreed working together rather than competing against each other is a gra g- strategy to move forward -- we included projects including work place charging, andy remembering tri cajun of medium duty delivery and shuttle vehicles so we'll know more about that grant application in march. sf environment also implement a number of california energy commission grants including a grant that we're just getting started on looking for opportunities for electric vehicle charging in multi unit dwellings. the city is a member of an organization called the neutral alliance, and we're working on a grant with portland and other industry stakeholders and a consultant who is verifying a carbon standard that would provide access to private sector investors to access the carbon market for electric vehicle charging infrastructure, so that's really int

known as sanctuary cities? >>> los angeles is a sanctuary city shielding more than 1 million undocumented immigrants from u.s. immigration enforcers, that could put the city on a collision course with the trump administration. want to talk with mayor eric gazetty thank you for joining us. >> great to be here. >> explain to our audience what is a sanctuary city. >> it has no definition. and it has been used by anti-immigrant folks. but los angeles and other big citiesv always been a place welcome to refugees, asylum seekers and immigrants. 63% of or population are immigrants or children of immigrants. we've seen that be a core part of our economy, of our security on the city streets. we'll continue to be a place that immigrants can come to and where they will feel safe whether the changes from one administration to the next in the white house we are going to continue to be a great american city filled with immigrants and proud of that. >> it is a fair to say that los angeles is not cooperating with the federal g

but from that particular -- from that experience, the city and the other smart city challenge finalist have begun to collaborate and work together. we collectively submitted a department of energy grant application that we're waiting to hear about. we've all agreed working together rather than competing against each other is a gra g- strategy to move forward -- we included projects including work place charging, andy remembering tri cajun of medium duty delivery and shuttle vehicles so we'll know more about that grant application in march. sf environment also implement a number of california energy commission grants including a grant that we're just getting started on looking for opportunities for electric vehicle charging in multi unit dwellings. the city is a member of an organization called the neutral alliance, and we're working on a grant with portland and other industry stakeholders and a consultant who is verifying a carbon standard that would provide access to private sector investors to access the carbon market for electric vehicle charging infrastructure, so that's really int

. >> back in march city crews did a similar sweep. people in the neighborhood say they think the camps will get pushed farther east greece this morning on his first trip to that country in his final official overseas tour. he's scheduled to hold talks with greece's president and prime minister. they've had a lot of financial problems there. the president will then head to germany and back across the ocean to south america. he'll go to peru during his seven-day trip. >>> let's get a check of weather and traffic every 10 the weather is still very quiet across colorado. it's going to be another unusually warm day, even warmer than yesterday. we hit 72 yesterday afternoon. today i think we'll be at least 6 degrees warmer than that. the record for today is 78 set on this date about 74 years ago. it's a record that's been on the books for a while, and i think we may tie it this afternoon. here's our storm system in the pacific northwest. as it moves in dramatic change end of the week. good chance for snow in the mountains as well. meanwhile

has not been about that we've been and always have about a city of refuge a city of sanctuary a city of love that's what made us stronger. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> i had a chance to speak with my daughters i know many of you have spoken with our children as well i think that we must see a stronger city as a result of this challenge i know that in order to be a stronger city we have got to not only come together we've not only talked the talked we have to deliver on all the promises and today, we recess instruct and reassure a basic promise that to this city we promise to be a city that is always welcome no walls in our city; right? >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> as a united city we're able to help those that there think outside the box discouraged that have been hurt and victims we'll help our muslim brothers and sisters in the city. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> as. >> one city we stand united and help to protect all our immigrant families in this city. >> yeah. >> (clapping.) >> as a city united as one we will also protect lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenders and queer families in o

any you know - what will happen from the city didn't fulfill the obligation >> the city secures through the development agreements with the land and the entitlement rights to the 21 hundred plus unit and the land on which to develop that and in fact, we can develop those units 17 of the 20 parcels dedicated to us we're securing the development opportunity and the rights and through the immediately oiftsd resources we can fund two-thirds of that development the gap has been presented didn't include any mohcd support any h f c support. >> i'm sorry i'm not trying to interrupt i know you're trying to paint how we'll fulfill the gap what if we don't fill the gap and all the market-rate housing get built and the affordable parcels that are deed to us they lie vacant we fulfill some of that but the market-rate get built we don't fulfill the affordable housing obligation we promised to the community and city in passing in development unanimously in 2011 what then happens. >> the city residences the opportunity and right to developing develop it not a question whether or not those will be devel

of each city has been slightly different. for example, in the city of tikrit, more than 95% of the civilian population has returned to their homes. schools are open, university has reopened. and shops and traffic seem very close to normal. in cities like ramadi where there was more destruction, a significant part of the population has returned but there are still areas of the city that literally have to be rebuilt and that will take some time for both the government and the individual homeowners who have to go back and recover their lives after the war. >> the kurdish fighters, the shmerga have been crucial for this fight, but some of the leaders expressed their aspiration for independence, that is obviously complex given all the players. what is the u.s. position on kurdish independence. >> what i have been most surprised and pleased by, in the military operations in mosul has been the very high degree of cooperation and coordination between the iraqi army and the kurdish peshmerga fighters. i think there is reticence on bot

welcome to city hall. you know on october 8 during fleet week there was an event that happened on our waterfront. a boat capsized. some 30 people ended up falling into the water including children and adults and it could have been-it set the stage for a huge tragedy during a time at which so many people are our city were coming together to celebrate fleet week. when that event happened fortunately, people who have been trained in people who were good san franciscans or just people who are goodwill came together and responded. there were obviously called the were made immediately. were voters who saw what happened. some screamed at the top of their lungs that they needed help. some of the nearby voters saw what happened and saw some people without life-saving jackets werewere apparatus is through what they had into the water. others who saw kids in the water jumped in rather than watched to save them. the fire department showed up immediately assessed what has happened the san francisco police department pa

hall i've worked from inside city hall and spent years working with directors and staff the board of supervisors and their staffs the mayor's office the sfpd and community groups and business groups and organizing get actual things done i'm already getting things done working with any neighbors and ready to step up i'll be howard to have your full consideration had you cast our vote this fall. >> fooimz a sam i'm running for the board of supervisors richmond. >> i'm born and raised if hong kong and graduating if a high school my family moved to san francisco i considered my education and graduated from uc berkley after working for several architectural firms i started my business in 1985 and returning for the board of supervisors i want to bring no nuisance leadership to city hall with no business experience in the city as a small business owner and a listens architect i see struggles of small business trying to starter their business and working hard parents struggling with their kids i also see the frustrations of young graduates and seeking a foot hold in the bay area city hall ne

at city hall. she says there were no plans to march. that means that happened spontaneo spontaneous spontaneously. as kris mentioned they've gone down the busiest streets here in downtown san francisco. a big group down market. now embarcadero. another group went on montgomery. police were trying to catch up. officers were on motorcycles as well as on foot trying to make sure that the students were safe. there was plenty of gridlock. i think right now, as we are looking at the students are doing, a big question here is how police will be able to try and make sure that everything stays safe. and there are questions as to where are they going to go, what else is on the agenda. >> steph chuang reporting and marching with the students along the embarcadero. we see from the chopper video that the students continue to march. these are not the only students who are out. we have reports of students marching in walnut creek. there was a planned rally or protest demonstration in san jose. we haven't seen tha

in mason city and spencer. 40s around sioux city. waterloo, 71. cedar rapids, 73. we have a cold front, a big storm off to our west. a lot of snow possible around the dakotas. we'll just get a little rain as we head toward our friday and maybe some flurries into saturday. we told you last hour the big cold air that moves in. we'll go from the 60s just after midnight tonight into early friday to the 40s by saturday which means our temperatures throughout the day friday are cooling. it will be a breezy and kind of just miserable day out there with some off and on moisture, cloudy skies. windy conditions and colder temperatures. so we all mix it together and show you predictor here where we see the clouds starting to build this afternoon and evening into the overnight hours. plenty of cloud cover. drive for us. we'll see light rain tomorrow afternoon. those of new north iowa will probably see some flurries late tomorrow night into very early saturday. then quickly the clouds move out saturday early morning. sunshine is expected for the weekend. today, mostly sunny, br

sanctuary cities are just toxic. we need to ensure that they -- that if there is illegal immigrants who are criminals that they should be handed over to the federal officers, and that is why with the trump administration, and with a republican congress, you're going to see the opportunity to pass case law, which would toughen penalties in individuals who try to come back to the u.s., and also the stop the dangerous sanctuary city act which would again cut the funding, and i think it has to be put on these cities to ensure that the protection of the american cities, and that's the priorities and ensuring that we get to deport these criminal ail yec aliens to the u.s. >> hi, eric, the problem is, there is no legal foundation for the federal government to demand of the lapd here where i am, for example, the chicago pd or the nypd, to do anything in terms of immigration enforcement. immigration enforcement is a federal responsibility, constitutionally and legally. so what happens in a sanctuary city is, the federal gover

cities. where is there any improvement really? obama promised them change. what change did he give them? it made them worse. >> reporter: now these were conservative republicans. they are now however blind trump loyalists. they all know that the new president inn her ritz a congress that will be run both in the senate and the house by the gop giving mr. trump no excuse for not keeping his many promises. iain. >> all right, bruce, thanks. meanwhile philadelphia mayor jim kenney had some words of encouragement for residents did of day after the big election he said why the out come is not what the majority of voters in the city wanted he's proud many people made their voices heard. >> we will never change who we are as a city. and the diversity i look at in this room is diversity we have across the city. we are stronger together because no one is going to break us apart. so take your time to mourn and take your time to heal and let's get back to work. >> the mayor also congratulated all the ele

breaking news in union city. a deadly shooting in the crowded union landing par >>> want to get you back now to our breaking news in union city. a deadly shooting in the union landing parking lot. >> cheryl, i understand you have new details for us? >> reporter: yes, we do. as you can see, police are still on the scene combing over that car that was shot up pretty heavily here tonight. i talked to sergeant hayward of the union city police department. he says police have been having problems with side show activities in this area. they were also here tonight. a police supression unit was here tonight and they heard the gun fire. rushed over and they saw this. one person dead, two injured. now, witness told them about a suspect vehicle and police stopped the car not far from here and was able to take three people into custody. one person was stopped near the freeway and that person was shot and taken on the hospital. a ulalso in that car was a woma. i believe that female was not shot. so there's a lot of moving par

the city has is has enough beds in city shelters to house the homeless. according to the group denver's road home, most of those on the street are refusing services. people who work downtown are responding to the homeless camps. >> sometimes it's a little scary to walk bunch of people. you see some shady things, syringes or what have you. >> we can probably come up with a better solution than that. i know people recently coming to town want a nice, spotless city. humans do have rights. >> reporter: well, back in march city crews did a similar sweep. people in the neighborhood also say they think the camps will eventually return. >>> president obama is in greece this morning on his first trip to that country in his final overseas tour officially during his administration. this is part of a three-nation tour. he's scheduled to hold talks with greece's president and prime minister. he'll then head to germany, then across the ocean to peru, during a seven-day trip. >>> today president-elect donald trump low pressure vice president elect mike pence with city.

. >> welcome and thank you all for coming this morning here my chief deputy city attorney and evan that has been working diligently on the investigation in this case and thank you for your efforts part of my responsibility as city attorney to protect san francisco residents and taxpayers from unfair or lawful business practices my office filed a law enforcement over the tower the reason for the action is simply because of the facts in the case are so clear but not make them any less my office investigations shows the developer mission district, llc knew for a year before they began selling condominiums to the 58 story residential building was sinking faster than expected yet they went ahead and solid accumulated without telling the buyers about the situation we were legally required buyer be aware didn't cut it smol someone selling real estate must disclose that when construction of tower was completed in february 2008 it had already settled a lot of 6 inches 6 inches was a a maximum amount of engineering appreciated it would sink it had reached the point a year again, the developer beg

his funeral is at 11-40 a-m in city. we will broadcast the funeral live on kcrg 9.2 and on kcrg.com. this comes after those close to des moines police sgt tony beminio laid him to rest yesterday. yesterday, people filled the lutheran church of hope in west des moines for sgt. beminio's funeral. he was the other officer killed last wednesday in the attacks. the 11-year veteran of the des moines police force leaves behind a wife and 3 children. he was also an eastern iowa native -- part of the class of 1996 at iowa city west high school. police chief told people sergeant beminio wasn't just good at this job, he was great at this job. "45 if god could handcraft the perfect police officer inside and out, he would look just like tony. command presence oozed from his pores. but his size and strength were just a small part of who he was. he was intelligent, organized, creative, and detailed. " hundreds of police vehicles state later escorted sergeant beminio's body to his final resting place, glendale cemetery. a mother says a

in city hall at room 400. please call accommodation at 1-415-or e-mail mod@sfgov.org eare minder to all the guests to speak slowly into the micro phone to assist the captioners and interpreters. >> cochair supanich, here mpt sin senhaux, here. cus tanian. >> >> item 1, roll call. action 2, reading and approval of the agenda. agenda item number 3 recollect public comment. items not on todays agenda but within jurgz dix of mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. 4, information item. cochair report. agenda item number 5, information item. supplemental analysis of san francisco recreation and park department ada program accessibility of recreation elements included in the 2012 ada stanards. review. presentation by pauline arakea and tim gilbert principle consultant for ada accessibility analysis. public comment is welcome. agenda item number 6, information item. elections accessibility. the department of elections will provide a overview how all voters can repair, plan and participates in the nrfb 8, 2016 elect

the sale and production of marijuana in the city. this began at 4:30 this afternoon and it has been standing room only inside city hall behind me. oakland has long been a leader in medical marijuana but the city runs the risk of being too regulated for recreational pot. wilson is preparing herself for a long night. tonight oakland city counsel members are debating new ways to regulate the sale and production of marijuana in their city. >> how do we make sure that this growing industry benefits the whole community? sfwlr >> reporter: udmung the proposals, requiring employees jailed on marijuana convictions over the past decade. >> we need to stop punishing people for something our society has deemed is not a crime. >> reporter: it would require 25% of the pot products be turned over the city to fund job training programs and community projects. >> it's been a history of tolerance to cannibis. >> reporter: but pot regulatory expert says the city which has been a leader, now runs the it risk of being too regulated. he says the city coul

any you know - what will happen from the city didn't fulfill the obligation >> the city secures through the development agreements with the land and the entitlement rights to the 21 hundred plus unit and the land on which to develop that and in fact, we can develop those units 17 of the 20 parcels dedicated to us we're securing the development opportunity and the rights and through the immediately oiftsd resources we can fund two-thirds of that development the gap has been presented didn't include any mohcd support any h f c support. >> i'm sorry i'm not trying to interrupt i know you're trying to paint how we'll fulfill the gap what if we don't fill the gap and all the market-rate housing get built and the affordable parcels that are deed to us they lie vacant we fulfill some of that but the market-rate get built we don't fulfill the affordable housing obligation we promised to the community and city in passing in development unanimously in 2011 what then happens. >> the city residences the opportunity and right to developing develop it not a question whether or not those will be devel

usually much busier in center city philadelphia. take look at the temperatures these are the highs for the day. atlantic city made it to 64. pottstown, allentown in the lower 60s. trenton philadelphia sitting at 60. wilmington 59. the normal high for this time of year is 57 so that's above average. clouds across the region tonight with some showers moving up from the south. right along the coast. the rest of could you say see a few by tomorrow morning. because of an area of low pressure off the coast that will have little impact in our region other -- than a few clouds an few showers. right now, it's cooling down in the poconos at 43. 49 in lancaster. millville 50 and 55 in trenton. this evening temperatures will be falling through the 50's into the 40s with a chance of a few scattered showers especially through south jersey. coming up we will time the rain for tomorrow. it will not be a wash out by any means much the sun will make come back but the highlight of this forecast is 70 in mid to late november. hmm. last year it was warm