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that are on 24/7. the more people conserve and are energy efficient, the less likely that you will experience an outage. reporter: cal iso says 78 degrees for your air conditioners is the magic number, the flex alert, hope my photographer is okay, is 2:00-9:00 today and tomorrow. maria medina, kpix 5. two significant power outages to tell you about in the east bay earlier, walnut creek, downed tree limb knocked down power lines before 7:00, the result, traffic lights out, stores in the dark, signs alerting customers to no power. in fremont more than 5,000 customers lost power for a couple hours, p goshgs e blames pge blames an under ground switch. kiet do continues our coverage from pleasanton. hot demand today? reporter: the temperature has dipped down to 91 degrees in the shade according to siri, up to a hundred degrees here in p-town. take it from somebody who neglected their ac unit for years, future repairs can get very expensive and so, here are some tips ....
is live tonight at the sun valley mall in concord. hermela you talked to the employees what made them want to do this? reporter:this is not the only surprise he would always leave empty-handed giving the store employe is why he could buy the sneakers on sunday the incredible youth group of young people made sure this man did not leave the store empty- handed. a customer that sun valley shopping center attracted to it as an act of kindness the employees that this shoe store can together to surprises man with his favorite speakers get tried on so many times before. reporter: a group of a dozen pulled together $300 presented the frequent visitor not just the sneakers and matching hat and a t-shirt and even asat suit. people we talked to love the gesture. pam:last month, employees at best buy decided to do something after seeing a teen come to the store everyday. to play the wii-u video game console. this was at a best buy in new york. three workers chipped in ....
buying. now going can he kick him? he can t. they book their own news on his neck for 2 reasons. they have movie about him. maybe he have money . or them. when you are coming here and 2, 3 hours we talk with you from our heart. i m here to tell to our supervisors you people coming now in our city hall welcome and i wish you good luck and happy new year and let me see if you can work with our. get action yesterday to do something else to him. speaker: thank you for your comments. thank you. next speaker please. [bettina shuford:] i miss mark. it s strange. we have a our differences but i really miss him. i remember i was at the burger king an he had his cell phone up like this and i had the distinct impression he was harassing me on purpose although he wouldn t look at me or talk to me. an i thought it s strange. i don t hate anyone. if i do i m wrong with god and i need to repent but i m speaking the truth. okay, i m speaking the truth and it all comes down to the resurr ....
the stories of our diverse communities. speak today i am 134eu9 ing a request to have our controllers office provide a report for our board of supervisors regarding a 40 year history of baseline set asides of san francisco. as you know our budget has reached about 9 billion dollars. and 2 thirds of that is actually not discretionary and so i know that when we submit to voters ideas for funding proposals for baseline set asides and we take each item an subject on individual basis that they can be very attractive to voters and they often do pass. but also they do tie our hands for future boards up to 30 years plus. impacting future generations of discretionary spending capability here in san francisco. my goal is for this report to really show us the history of the baseline an set as sides that we have here in san francisco for the last 4 decades and to show how the impact our cities spending capability i do want to thank supervisor pest ....
president trump: i inherited a mess. it s a mess. i m here following through on what i pledged to do. that s what i m doing. the press is out of control. the level of dishonesty is out of control. this administration is running like a fine-tuned machine. jonathan: president trump opening up and on the attack. michelle: faces question over the cabinet, national security and the media. alison: we ask you. do you have confidence in president trump. michelle: to participate in the instapoll, go to wjla.com/votenow. the numbers will update on your screen as you vote in real-time. jonathan: let s start things off going to abc s kenneth moton with more from the president. kenneth? kenneth: incredible news conference. president trump worked to quiet critics who said he didn t want to take kes on a number of controversy take questions on a number of controversies. he tried to work on and put to rest any stories about turmoil in his administration, leaking information to the me ....