neighbors a lot of the neighborhoods are considered streets of importance so i appreciate that sfmta is lookg at the borders on a case by case basis to understanding the mixed use and a half of the area so thank you. >> thank you. >> so new dbi? >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is patrick i'm the chief building inspector at dbi here to talk about our policies and procedures. >> construction work at night is covered under san francisco muni code allowable working hours we know are from 7:00 a.m.

lookg at arena drive, we have the right lane and offramp bld by roadwork. be things really start pickg up, you can see we look good int and out of town. no problems yet this morning. 270 at montrose road moving rit along. at all.t o dale boulevard moving along. make sure to follow us on twit traffic. >>> a whooping h is spreg and what parents sh look for. >>> investiga trying to fi out what happened to the ly sisters. >>> plus, we are pumped for the pennt ts morning as the nats get l show you the security me for today's game and what you need to know to make it to your seats in >>> 4:57 right now, and you are log live inside nationals g but attitude there. this place is going to be packed in just a few hours. the nats have home field ade for the start of the nl divisn series. they tak on the san o giants in game one. fans waking up excited, we know, this morning, and you can still get tic for today's game. we'll tell you n a live report coming up at 5:00 a. >>> the d.c. council will co two bills that would cre wha kno as ree porn. both bil would put a perso

if u are headed to the kansas city for tuesday's game one, it's lookg good. we'll have clear skies. cool, first pitch. temperatures right around 63 degrees, and then later in at the game by the seventh inning, temperatures falling intthe 50s, around 58. so the accuweather seven-day forecast, light showers tomorrow morning, getting out of here by the later afternoon and evenin hours. a cooler day. knock off 10-15 from today and tomorrow, but then we're back in with the warng trend, sunshine returns on tuesday, and looking forward to the latter part of the week and the weeken for games three, four, five, we're looking dry. look at friday, warm, 80s and 70s along the coast. >> good -- well, not good. but i'm only worried about the forecast inside my apartment. >> kind of war you say 69 is warm for you, so 70s on the cst. >> thank you, drew. >> why die complain so much? >> i'm not sure. i'm not sure. >> okay. >> talk amongst yourselves and i'll do sports. we're 48 hours away from game one of the world series with the royals hosting the giants. kansas city will put a lot of pressure on t

lookg at the borders on a case by case basis to understanding the mixed use and a half of the area so thank you. >> thank you. >> so new dbi? >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is patrick i'm the chief building inspector at dbi here to talk about our policies and procedures. >> construction work at night is covered under san francisco muni code allowable working hours we know are from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. it's important to talk about the 5 decimals over ambiance what is essential means is that those projects can navigate work that is within this 5 decimals above ambiance that's the normal background noise that's during the day it includes drywall work maybe painting, finish electrical plumbing work those are categories which will fall into the 5 d b ambient, however, as supervisor kim pointed out we have all those new projects that are recently come on line winning within the rincon point and they're not at the time at the point to finish plumbing or painting we're face with a challenge and i think the word used was balance it's about balance we to the dbi definitely understand

investigators have had a difficult time navigating rugged terrain in the poconos loo lookg for frein. they were the survival lift has been hiding in the woods since that shooting back on septembe september 12th that killed one state trooper and injured a second. >>> in gloucester county tonight family and friends and honoring the memory of the murdered teenager autumn pasquale on what would have been her 15th birthday. the borough of clayton dedicate add gazebo in her memory. at autumn pasquale park tonight. two years ago she was strangled by a teenaged boy after she went to a neighbor's home to trade bicycle parts. her body was later found in a recycling bin. the community raised money selling t-shirts, sweatshirts, magnets and yard posters. >> a court showdown looms as a nurse vows to break her voluntary quarantine in maine tomorrow. case tee hickox quarantined in newark, new jersey, last week after arriving from sierra leone. she was released and went home to maine. 21 day self quarantine rule is too extreme and says she's not experiencing any symptoms. health officials say they wi

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after some morning fog, we're lookg at a cloud/sun mix throug the day. for saturday, a high temperature of 71 degrees. of course, it's fall for fairfa as well. say hi to myself, eric gonzalez, david, some other storm team 4 and news 4 members. he we are, saturday, 5:00 a.m. notice how it's mainly dry acro the area. just some scatted showers only until about 8:00 a.m. afternn hours, it is dry here on saturday. rememb, breezy. sunday, barbara, a high tempe of only 63 degrees. and that's after a cold start. washin will be in the mid-s. in the mid-30s, then after that, we'll return to temperatures in the 70s monday and tuesday and wednes >>> right now, the safety commite for montgomery council is developing rules for using dronesn your neighborhood. a preview of the drone's fire will be using to gain the upper hand during a fire or rescue. today, rt reviewing protocols for using them. exactly where they can fly witht compromising your policy. e committee will come up with a complete set of rules before the drones take flight. >>> today, one of the possible l

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authors in campbell county, virgin, now say they are lookg int the -- any connecs that could be betwn mat and the death of 23-yead cassandra morton. she disappeared in lynchburg in 2009. her body was later found on candles mountain. this afternoon, morton's father begg anyone with any leads to please come forward. >> somebody just reach out and touch. y clues or any information that you have got, just call anything anonym don't have to give your name. >> matthew's attorney has said he has seen no evidence that links h client to any other crimes> get ready. doug is calling for a big tempe change, huh? >> i'll tl you what. the next 24 hours, next 24 hours is going to be great. and then after that, things real are going to start to changed t going to change in a big way. we're talking about the coldest -- not the coolest -- the coldest air we have seen so far this season. take a look out there right now. pretty nice shot across our area. notice the fall color across our y starting. 75 degrees the current number. winds out of the east at 9 miles hour. we're looking at mostly clou skies. n

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