city college. during the course of the campaign one of the really striking things i encountered was talking to some of the families i work with at community housing partnership realize they would have the opportunity to send their kids to college and it brought a lot of hope. it was a ray of light in an otherwise really dark times and i want to encourage you to consider continuing the funds for free city college because it will send a message to the country we're about our communities and lifting them up and doing the things that need to be done to build and create sustainability communities. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is susan solomon and executive vice president of the united educators of san francisco so it was really wonderful to see a clear voter mandate for supporting not only a free city college but funding for it. when we campaigned for the funding proposition we campaigned on the understanding and belief that it would help fund city college, and that is

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 transit is stopped including the el since the strike is on in the city transit side. around the corner here is victory lane. some of the early pickets set up here overnight. about a dozen or so were there this morning. they were staying warm around the fire. they are -- many of these folks operate or maintain the market frankford line which of course terminates here at 69th street station. in the meantime though early commuters have been scrambling to find a work around all this. people have to get to work. >> frustrated but motivated. i have to get to work. >> reporter: dante lowry normally grabs a bus in west philadelphia and then transfers to a suburban trolley here at 69th street station. but with the strike that means there is no city transit operating this morning. >> just have to walk 17 blocks. have to walk 17 blocks see if a 104 is running. >> reporter: court he knee helms was leaded in the opposite direction from delaware county where there is bus service she was headed to west philadelphia where there is not. >> i came from ups hub and i'm going to 63rd and

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

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

starting off with city buses. no city buses running with this strike. suburban buses are running certainly expect overcrowding. the broad and market frankford subways not running, completely stopped with this strike. also the trolleys, route 10, 11, 13, 15, 34, 36 not running. 101 and 102 norristown high speedline that is running during the strike so this is affecting so many people. expect overcrowding. remember, we already have problems with the reaches because of the problems that we've had for months continuing. they're not at full capacity yet. we've seen many occasions where the regional rails are overcrowded skipping stations. expect that again today. don't forget that station that is sell tickets in advance you'll need to get that ticket in advance. you're not going to be able to give cash on the regional rails so that is going to be causing problems too with overcrowding. they're allowing you to pull up in the bus zones to kind of drop people off. we expect a lot of that today. we'll be following the problems with the regional rails overcrowdin

it to pass and that is why this city and other cities are looking at ways to try to get ahead of it as the mayor put it. he doesn't want the city of san jose to become the wild west when it comes to marijuana. in a unanimous vote, they approved an emergency ordinance to pass next tuesday. the valid initiative would make it legal for anyone over the age of 21 to recreationally smoke pot in california. >> it won't be a crime to choke up, but at the same time that we don't want to allow for the cultivation distribution without having some regulations in place. >> reporter: without state regulations in place, the city of san jose is sending a clear message to budding entrepreneurs. fanning the commercial sale and outdoor cultivation. that they would reaffirm what the proposition states, that they would be restricted to growing six plants indoors. >> prop 64 if it were in the past, they would still leave it to the cities to permit these businesses and to decide where they could go. >> reporter: san jose city leaders are concerned with the proliferation of unregulated pot businesses, simi

the city we convey or resolve in maintaining a safe place for everyone within the city and county of san francisco so if there are businesses that have employees that may have some concerns about their legal status or safety of family members and things of that sort if you think there is a need to extend vourz or resources to them let me know we'll work on that and the small business accelerate program officially launched last week november 3rd katie you met has down a dwrob and started to work with restaurant owners and in the beginning process 1650 mission street the cu ways approved this is the office where the small business development will be located and we will have a satellite office and targeting a cute one for the he said of the buy out i've highlighted the hollywood caption with november to remember by the merchant and, of course, our annual involvement with the shop and dine and small business saturday and new banners are up this week i produced provided a list of the legislation coming up you'll be come in and referred so you'll aware of that i'm not going into a detaile

show more details in a moment but the idea is extend the life the city up to the building in the city office building to a rich set of space that provide for a very very engaging set of collaborative work space frz the city office workers. that is on par with anything we can see in any of the high tech companies in innovation in interior space in the last decades. here is a cross section. this is like a hill town thatue neats the two halves into spaces that are unit aminities for clusters of three levels providing inside and outside meeting spaces, clusters of meeting spaces arounds the areas which we think will enhance the collaboration between city wurbers and elevate the dignity working for the city in a very open and transparent way. the idea at the groupd level is further the idea about [inaudible] engagement. the yellow errorerize point of access in and out of the buildings around these new form spaces as well a the streets. you can see there is a multiplicity of entries, especially along the forum which is the piece that links from van ness street through the office building an

the city we convey or resolve in maintaining a safe place for everyone within the city and county of san francisco so if there are businesses that have employees that may have some concerns about their legal status or safety of family members and things of that sort if you think there is a need to extend vourz or resources to them let me know we'll work on that and the small business accelerate program officially launched last week november 3rd katie you met has down a dwrob and started to work with restaurant owners and in the beginning process 1650 mission street the cu ways approved this is the office where the small business development will be located and we will have a satellite office and targeting a cute one for the he said of the buy out i've highlighted the hollywood caption with november to remember by the merchant and, of course, our annual involvement with the shop and dine and small business saturday and new banners are up this week i produced provided a list of the legislation coming up you'll be come in and referred so you'll aware of that i'm not going into a detaile

the city. it shows a slight decrease in complaints to the human rights comission. and -while it shows an increase in police calls related to young offenders - the number of young people four years ago the city created diversity committee to look at issues related to diversity within the city. complaints to the human rights commission. and walsh is an increase in police calls the number of young people's?young people charge fell. >>> iowa city police are looking for anymore witnesses or victims of a string of vandalism cases involving bb guns?guns. between friday and saturday officers responded to 35 reports ranging from shutout car windows the person being teams in charge them all carrying weapons. >>> coming up, the new regulations coming to anyone wanting to be a train operator anywhere in the us. >>> we know there is quote weather coming your way in the next few days. the big question is, what about thanksgiving day? we know there will be plenty of 21 in spencer, 27 sioux city, 28 in council

iowa city police have come up with a novel way to tonight the department is asking the city council to let it "overhire" temporarily to increase the diversity of the police force. working the streets. one officer recently left and another will retire by year's end. but police want to hire four officers right now because three of the next four candidates on the certified list are african-american. kcrg t-v nine's dave franzman joins us in the studio with more about this. dave, a lot of police departments are trying to recruit minorities. is that why iowa city wants to hire more officers than it actually needs? bruce and beth, police in iowa city say if they don't who help improve their diversity now they'll probably lose them to other departments. and because the city typically needs to hire five or six new officers a year, it wouldn't cost the city a lot of hirer sooner rather than later. assuming the city council would say yes, iowa city reserved four training spots at the state law enforcement academy for january. the extra black officers hired early would bring police close to the r

of richmond mistake. >> reporter: city manager bill lindsey says the city will look into it. >> we take any assertion that we didn't follow legal process correctly very seriously. we want to be perfect. >> reporter: lindsey also says if true this will not change his disciplinary recommendations. he says the mistake is not enough to get the officers their jobs back though he'll be fighting for them. he does, however, say the mistake could result in litigation. >> reporter: they could sue for the violation of their privacy rights. >> abuslin's attorney has already filed a complaint against the city of richmond n.richmond, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> deep frying dangers. coming up, how to avoid turning your holiday into a recipe for disaster. >> an important warning and keeping families together. why the city of oakland is making it a new priority. >>> the local men and women who could be in the new administration. we have a better idea tonight who is in and who is out. >>> plus, millenials and money management. the one thing this age group isn't doing that could be a big mistake. >>

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

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

of san francisco to compile this is so important for our city. >> excellent. thank you. >> i second commissioner tour-sarkissian commendation of our efforts and the effort i know the effort is tedious but getting into the records oh, my goodness i've not look at the 16 i should do a scrap book we got you start on your scrap book there we go this is a great group and now open up for public comment for our final blessing to the recommendations to the office of the small business commission staff and welcome anyone that wants to make public comment about our legacy business applicants tonight i want to remind you public comment is limited to 3 minutes you'll hear a chime at the 30 seconds and not because we're trying to be rude it is the rule of order in any meeting of the this type so, please don't feel insult if we say time to go and many people get nervous so we urge encourage you to read our comments no style points for performance here so the real objective to get it read into the record so that it is immortalized here in that grand commission so by all mean

. >> sir, that's the city trash truck. you're a private contractor. >> but these guys are just trying to feed they families. >> reporter: i know but they feed their families with taxpayer's dollars. this stuff can't go into the private -- new york city a public landfill. >> i don't know anything about it. they just said they'll take it so i've gate toy them. >> reporter: but you paid them. >> i didn't pay them. >> sure did you. >> reporter: did you see me pay them. >> i did, sir. >> reporter: new york city you didn't. >> what's this. i don't know what they're doing with it. why would you even meet them? you must have know something. >> what am i supposed to do and. >> there's a right way to do this stuff and there's a wrong way. this would app per to be the wrong way. you might be doing something wrong here. that's the problem. >> sir, i've seen you do it twice here. we've seen you here before and -- >> they never told me i was do anything wrong. >> it looks to me like you give them money. >> it does, sir, it looks like on

the impestered john gibner, deputy city attorney. the imperative item requires an unanimous vote. >> supervisor farrell with the sponsors agreement first of all, i'd like to be added at a co-sponsor and make a motion to continue for one week. >> it is an imperative item so just for clarity sake i'm not sure can we continue this for a week or calendar it angela. >> i believe madam clerk. >> thank you madam president and building that it is an imperative item you voted on the sunshine and the brown act findings given that you can continue this for one week. >> it does question the imperative nature but leave this to the will of the board and would you suggest that we tail introduce it as an item to be calendar at the next meeting rather than continue this item. >> from the item is voted down the sponsor will have that as an option to do. >> supervisor farrell. >> i appreciate to vote against this i want to see this voted on and put out - i'll ask the sponsor what he prefers to do. >> i will add you as a co-sponsor and before i turning

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

seventy-three atlantic city. seventy-one in allentown and reading. just off to the west here temperatures in the upper 70es a. the pittsburgh, cleveland, charleston west virginia got to 81 degrees and these temperatures are heading our way for tomorrow but you can see where that front is right now. right across great lakes where green and blue shading is and that is waiting in the wings for end of the week and weekend. future weather shows we will start tomorrow with good deal of sun but clouds coming in quickly, possibly even a few showers by late morning across the poconos but best chance for showers for us, mid afternoon, especially between two and 5:00 p.m., we can see cloud coming in quickly wye 3:00. front does not have a ton witt. it is not a total wash out. couple scattered showers, maybe a rumble of thunder, nothing as strong as what we saw on sunday. it comes through sooner and that should inhibit temperatures there breaking record. 6:00 p.m. we will see them moving down the shore and skies clear. by 11:00 tomorrow night temperatures will b

just a sanctuary city, raj. new york city decided that it would fund legal aid for undocumented citizens. san francisco would be the second city in the country if they adopt this proposal. and the first city since the election of donald trump. and believe me, today's rally was a reaction to the president-elect. supervisor david campos told the crowd he came to the u.s. as an undowntown grant and it's his proposal to provide legal aid to those facing deportation. >> we want president-elect donald trump to know that there is nothing more american than immigration. >> reporter: the $5 million a year would pay for ten lawyers and support staff administered by the city's public defender. >> it is a shame that there are 1,600 people in detention proceedings right now in san francisco. and thousands more around the country who don't have a right to a lawyer. >> reporter: 31-year-old of nicaragua was one of those detained in 2014. >> i had been deported when i was 9 years old so i was getting a serious charge. >> report

. >> there is no definition of what constitutes a sanctuary city. and denver and aurora have no specific ordinance preventing the property with immigration president-elect donald trump promised he would cancel all federal funding to so-called sanctuary cities as part of his new immigration policy. denver's mayor acknowledges the right, but says the law is on denver's side. last year denver received $175 million in federal funding. used mostly for transportation, housing and services for the city's most vulnerable populations. rudy gonzales -- helps thousands of latino families. the values of being an inclusive diversity quite frankly, where an economic juggernaut today because we are an inclusive diverse city and -- >> denver and aurora police have refused to hold anyone based on their immigration status. it's unclear how far trump can go to enforce this promise of withholding federal funding, without congressional support. >> we recognize that the importance here. but we also understand the law is on our side. we have never passed an ordinance or l

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

but during that same period the city only issued 65 citations. >> it is costing the city millions of dollars. people just get away with it because they know they can. >> reporter: what do you want them to do about it? >> proactive enforcement. they need to set up the sting operations here, but there is nothing here to catch people in the act. >> reporter: but 2 investigates set up our own cameras on rooftops across oakland. it didn't take us long to catch dumpers tossing mattresses, ditching debris, leaving trash everywhere. and outside his business just after sun down it took less than two hours before we spotted this truck. >> hey, what are you guys doing? why are you leaving this stuff here, you think it's okay? we saw three men tossing gas cans and lightbulbs and buckets before realizing that they were caught on camera. >> get the license plate number. >> reporter: where are you guys going to leave that stuff? 2 investigates tracked that truck license plate back to this auto shop less than a mile and a half away. >> reporter: hi, you do not want to go on camera? a woman who would

sfwlrks yesterday mayor ed lee said the city would give up funds in order to keep the city's sanctuary city status but it is actually illegal for the federal government to with hold federal funds to try and force a state to do something that is the responsibility of the federal government. it's called the 10th amendment. it's in the bill of rights. >> we'll see what happens. >>> some fears that the trump presidency will bring and others fear openly supporting the president elect. a south bay student taking precautions after getting threats. >>> it's a bar fight of a different kind. a popular bar in the east bay is being challenged in walnut creek. here with with this ongoing story. elyce. >> reporter: krogen's has been a stapel for nearly 40 years but in a special meeting, city officials say that the patrons that now go here are using up police resources and the bar needs to close earlier. the bar's owner said that will put them out of business. mary lor etcan't imagine the party ending. she's a long-time regular of crogan's sports bar and grill. >> it's like cheers. it's like one big

ya know-central city, palo, prairieburg. and i think people in those towns would really suffer if they didn't have their voices heard through a representative." we reached out to kevin kula for a comment on his support for the change, but he did not respond. if the ballot issue passes, the terms for all 5 supervisors would be up by the end of 2018. democrats and republicans are trying to hang onto their respective majorities in the legislature. democrats have a slim majority in the senate -- 26-24. all but one of the senate incumbents are running for re-election. republicans control the iowa house 57-43. stay with tv9 for election coverage today. follow us on social media for update, and share your voting experience with the hashtag i-a look at election results and local analysis. and don't miss a special edition of the t-v 9 news at 10 when we'll have live reports of key races across the state. meteorologist justin gehrts has your first alert forecast, justin... the cold front that brought clouds yesterday and last night ha

right now 55 in the city. the high today 60. 43 in wilmington -- 53 in wilmington and 51 in millville. temperatures falling into the 40s during the evening. with a few spotty showers possibly through south jersey we could see some making it into philadelphia but i think that will wait until tomorrow. so coming up we'll be watching that rain. the sun will return in the seven day forecast. and we will be chasing 70 degrees in the seven day. we're only week out from thanksgiving. this is crazy. >> i'll see you laterred in brought cast for that. >> good crazy exactly. >>> kathy, thanks. >>> skyfox over a crash involving a schoolbus in the kensington neighborhood. it happened around an hour ago near east lehigh avenue and jasper street. witnesses tell us there were kids on the bus at the time of crash. medics took one person to local hospital. it's not clear if that was a child. >>> you decide 2016 and president-elect donald trump continues to fill out his administration. meanwhile, president obama held his first n

the annual harvesting of the city christmas tree. watch it on wakeup live as it happens starting at 6am . plus easy cookie recipes from wisconsin kitchens. and the first foldable drone... one week from today -- we should know who will be the next president of the united states. but -- students at one milwaukee elementary beverly taylor reports while learning about the election process -- they decided on a winner. "here ye, here ye. the polls are now open." let the voting process begin....at siefert elementary school. nat there is a learning curve here. "you'll notice that there is an oval . you must fill in the oval for the candidate of your choice."...stating the obvious... but these 3rd, 4th and 5th graders have never voted in a federal county election officials were on hand to help them with the process. "they're going to be using sample ballots and actual voting equipment that voters are using on election day." "ron johnson or russ feingold or phillip anderson, so you need to pick one of those." :21 "this is as chaotic as the adu

a city on fire. their safety equipment, their boots, their clothes are often moldering and shambolic. but they fight on. this is the second time they've been to this house. if it happens to be arson, chances are, no one will ever know for sure. given the ever-shrinking resources available to the department, most fires can't even be investigated. this fire is out within an hour. and after the fire, dinner. ♪ the cliche is that firemen are great cooks. in this case, the cliche is true. lieutenant mike devins and the boys of squad three are cooking up a family meal. >> anthony: is every firefighter expected to cook reasonably well? >> mike: if they don't, they catch hell. i mean -- >> anthony: really? >> mike: i mean in detroit, yeah, i mean -- >> anthony: it's almost a perfect society in that sense because in a perfect society, i believe, everybody should be able to feed themselves and their friends or their family, at least reasonably well. and if they're not able to do that, they should be shunned

what sanctuary city is, or a fourth amendment city, basically, a city will not hand over somebody who is undocumented over to immigration unless immigration provides a judicial warrant. we want the federal government to actually go out on the streets and do the work that needs to be done instead of relying a local police officers to do their work for them. juan: what do you expect will be the response of the city as a trump administration begins to attempt to cut off federal funds, as the president-elect has vowed to do? >> that is a good question. we were in a meeting last night that was held by the office of immigrant affairs here in philadelphia and the city is ready to stand by its immigrant community. we know it is immigrant communities that has made our cities flourish and grow and prosper. it is also about protecting the human rights of our community. it is not just immigrant rights or a legal issue, but a human rights issue. we need to protect our communities and we need to see that everybody is a human being. immigration is not just a legal issue. it is a human issue. juan: :

first of all, i want to remind you that living city are the city accelerator program is run by living city's to bring governments together and think about ways to improve primarily economic wellbeing of low income people. the city accelerator program focus on specific ways of getting to the issues. prior cohorts addressed public engagement for example. this particular cohort is looking at ways of funding large infrastructure financing challenges and we clearly fit the bill with the seawall. so, the team that is representing san francisco for this cohort is city accelerator includes director forbes, myself for the port as well as the mayor's deputy chief of staff kate howard and director of public finance and brian strom the capital planning director. it was a two day conference and the first day actually was a tour. i love the fact that this item is up after discussion on the trip to the nether erlands because we were two groups looking at issues related to waj u water managements. they took us around the city of new orlens and talked about what happened with insfru structure post hur

including right here in philadelphia. >> let's got out to steve keeley live in center city at city hall right now with a protest planned for later today. steve? >> yes. well, 12 hours ago, not the festive bathroom feeling i'm getting hereby seeing christmas village being set up again this year around city hall. you know, the campaign commercials are all gone, but the pre-election protests have now turned into posse election protests. two here in philly last night, here, we will show you the first on pen's campus where 500 mostly student not exactly proud at all, a pen 68 grad was elected president. so, they walk the same campus sidewalks donald trump once did in the late 60s chanting we will not be silent, not my president, similar to the protest that we saw and heard across the country. (protests). >> i think we don't want to combat hate with hate. and protesting in this way, i think sacks little bit -- sends more after powerful message. >> i think a lot of people are here morning, you know, i definitely had a rough disappointing day. but, you know, i'm hear because my friends are here

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

cities of refuge. and ultimately it is a policy existing in hundreds of cities, republican governed cities as well as democratic governed cities. >> is it a simple infraction, misdemeanor? felony? we had status for felonies some in other states having non-violent possession of marijuana. should that be a deportable crime? that is where it gets into the gray area. >> what about drug dealers? what about human traffickers, should they be covered by sanctuary. >> if someone is convicted of violent crime they should be deported. >> what about human trafficking. >> all of these things are within categories. my policy when i left was very clear that it is not a shield for criminal behavior. other policies in other cities are nuanced and different. one thing i'm certain of is that the trump administration has no clue what they're talking about when it comes to this issue because sanctuary is a loaded term. some have those words enshrined in actual language and some are sanctuary policy without the word sanctua

and city and sheriff hennessey oversees the city and county of san francisco jails was added and, of course, dismisses the claims against the state and city my office represents the sheriff's as legal counsel up until now in my office harnt taken a position since this was filed we worked diligently to look at the argument and what they're seeking in the value it of the bail law and hard work to protect the taxpayers from enforcing the law we successfully done those things and now the heart of issue the state failed system is unzuckerberg san francisco general constitutional people andrew's on suspension of a crime are held in jail unless at the pay money as collateral those amounts are a bail schedule and state law requires the supreme court judges in each certificate of occupancy and the sheriff enforce if you can pay you, get out of jail if you cannot you don't get out of jail that is a reflex to the community whether you can pay for your freedom a two tier stop one with money and one without not right and in keeping with the constitution it is time for it to stop to echo u.s. atto

nicole, police in iowa city say if city council didn't approve the over hiring, iowa city police would have probably lost candidates to other departments. and because the city typically 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 african-american applicants can go work anywhere they want" 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 percent white officers and almo

pete zervakis reports on why the city's 38 foot tall christmas tree will decorate city hall this year... not red arrow park tree chopping the before 7 a-m. tree chopping department of public works crews cut down this colorado blue spruce using a crane to make sure it didn't fall onto any nearby houses. it was a very tight work zone to get the tree onto the trailer eventually... the tree made it onto this trailer. it was transported - with police escort - to city hall. we started talking about it and said let's bring the tree home because we had it here in the past at least 10 years since the tree was at city hall. hamilton protests protesters angry about the shooting death of dontre hamilton disrupted the last two, tree lighting ceremonies at red arrow park. according to the mayor... that did not factor into the decision to relocate. it was more let's bring it home, freshen up this entire ceremony once the tree was installed into a planter at wells and wisconsin... nat amazing i never thought i'd be the one they'd pick the tree its owner - rex hayes - is proud. the city chooses the ch

. >> 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

body reads as follows: the board of supervisors respond to the needs of the people of the city and county of san francisco respond to the needs of people the mission statement of the board of supervisors of you last i checked we don't need anymore gentrification we don't need more displacement you already know what is happening out there you already know the inherent classes that exist one luxury development the question remains, however, what you are going to do about that when are you going to craw draw a line in the said. >>and say this is where we stop and shift if caring about money interests to the interests of the people of the city how much gentrification needs to happen until you say enough will you ever say enough how many of us and the businesses we frequent will be forcefully pushed out by your inaction yesterday at our you think it's gathering you said san francisco will remain a sanctuary city if you keep up this not much places for people to afford you stress the importance of being inclusive north yet approve projects conflicting for the well-off i understand this is what

you can't have a sanctuary city and reinforce the city at the sime. you are choosing to defy and say to the federal government, we are not going to enforce the laws. for her to say they don't ask people about their stats and somehow that's compassionate. not compassionate to those who are victims of crimes who are in that sanctuary cities when they don't do a background check to catch somebody or warrants out when they catch somebody. the bigger issue here is this. we have federal laws that say that you are not supposed to be in this country illegally and if you come here illegally, then you are working and taking jobs away from american citizens. so, these mayors that say, oh, i'm going to not do these things. i'm not going to turn over someone when we find out that they're here illegally. they deserve to get their federal funds taken away from their city. if they want to pay for this. if these mayors want to actually have a city where they lose federal funding, that's their choice and that's their decision. when there are victims of individuals who

the oakland city council did approve the city administrator to write new laws. the permit program would set aside half of the city's marijuana permits for communities hit hard by the so-called war on pot. mostly east oakland residents and ex-convicts. last night city council chambers were packed with people expressing concern about speeding up this process. >> to me this is the largest economic opportunity i've seen come through oakland in the 30-plus years i've lived here. >> now that this is going to be a source of growing revenue, how do we make sure the revenue is used in a way that includes benefits to the communities hardest hit. >> all this in the context of the passage of prop 64 for recreational marijuana use. many cities have permit systems in place which makes it attractive for current dispensary operators to move in. >>> a $10,000 reward is being offered for information on a shooting targeting two san jose police officers. the shooting happened about 7:30 sunday night. two officers were on patrol when they confronted a group of people who ran away. o

and that was the question we have for the city. we understand it is a tough thing to prove and a tough thing to prosecute but it seems like the city is leaning heavily on people turning in lawbreakers and there is no plans to hire litter enforcement officers or do things which is unfortunate. i understand that it may be a budget issue but we were out there for two hours and we caught some people with 90 minutes of sitting in one of the hot spots so in our interview with the mayor she hopes that these cameras will make a big difference and move them around the city. they are hoping that targeting people will make an impact. >> we will see. >>> well, this is not just happening outside businesses. but also near schools. coming up at five. ktvu rob roth goes along with students at one elementary school in east oakland as they fight back against the illegal dumping. >>> plus coming up, planning to shop on black friday, well, google is hoping to ease congestion somehow by telling you how crowded a store is before you leave your house. >>