but the minute marina came in, he caved. marina, look.don't think hank is making this very clear. and it's hard for him, because he has a longtime relationship with you. for me, this is business. and from my perspective, you're being demoted. you are no longer the general manager. >> why is that? >> i don't know if you're qualified. >> what makes you feel that way? >> quite frankly, i don't think that the people that work here have any discipline or any structure. and am i supposed to blame hank, or am i supposed to blame you? you're the general manager. who do you want me to blame? >> the blame would be on me. >> well, then that's why you're being demoted. >> i don't know where marcus is coming from. he doesn't know everything that i do in the store. i work hard everywhere that i've been. and that's how i've been taught. that's how i've been raised. but hank just doesn't take action. and that adds a lot of pressure. [sobs] >> i just want to make sure we're clear, okay? >> all right. >> coming up... the new van, check it out. >> unbelieva

marina, what does l6 for? >> actors and apples. >> jimmy: no, it does not stand for actors and apples. katy, would you like to answer that question? >> it's american something. >> jimmy: that's right. it's the american association of retired persons. >> that's it. >> jimmy: yes, all right. >> i belong to it too. >> jimmy: you do belong to it. katy, the next question is for you. what does rotfl stand for? >> rot -- >> jimmy: fl. >> rotfl? i haven't a clue. >> jimmy: marina, do you know what that stands for? >> not a clue. >> jimmy: really? it's rolling on the floor laughing. am i the only one who's cool? [ cheers and applause ] we're going to go over the rules one more time. when we come back, the thrilling conclusion to generation gap which is going great so far. we'll be right back. the switch to t-mobile is on. even verizon customers are seeing the light. t-mobile has america's fastest 4g lte network from the bay area to the big apple. and more data capacity per customer. need one more reason? get two lines

that was blocking lanes going on northbound at about davis or marina. this was the worst of the scene with the lanes closed and the fire going on there. fortunately in case you missed it, no one died but there were injuries and it took about two hours to clear. let's get out to the maps. smoother flow now well cleared on the castro valley y and that burst coming in out of the tri-valley. nothing really unusual except for perhaps a little lighter flow. that's unusual. the bay bridge toll plaza experiencing more traffic and backup there. quick look at san jose, i did want to touch on that. focus is shifting from san leandro's earlier problem to san jose, two crashes northbound 101 right around 880. i'll show you the walk around and give you the other route throughout the south bay. coming up, back to you. >>> new video this morning where the earthquake nearly leveled the entire country of nepal. the number of dead now stands at more than 5,000. this is many stories of survival are also surfacing including that of a san francisco man. >> "today in the bay"

music from marina and the diamonds.ring the 8g band. ♪ [ cheers applause ] and now, here he is, seth meyers! >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night," how are we all doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is good to hear. i'm so glad your spirits are high which is why i feel bad. i'm heart broken for what i'm about to tell you, because this is the big news today. zayn malik has officially left -- zayn malik has officially left one direction. however -- [ cheers and applause ] however, i am happy to say, i don't know which one that is. [ laughter and applause ] i saw it coming. i saw this coming as soon as he started dating yoko ono. i saw -- i said it. i said it on this show. [ laughter ] this is also interesting, in political news. because his wife is taking a leave of absence from work, senator ted cruz is being dropped from her health insurance, and will have to sign up for obamacare. [ laughter and applause ] it's true, i'm not making that up. ted cruz. that ted cruz is signing up

the marina in cape may county reported the boat stolen today.t has a center console with a dark blue hull. it's valued at nearly $140,000. the boat was last seen at the marina april 1st. >>> from our jersey shore bureau the cold weather blast we've seen over the past few days has local farmers worried about the crop. at sunny slope farms in hopewell township, it's been close to a decade since the peach trees have had to deal with cool weather in late april. while the crops at the farm in the borough are about two weeks behind schedule. agriculture experts say at this point, these farming challenges should not impact how much we pay for produce at the grocery store. >>> glenn, we are not going to get a break from those chilly temperatures. at least not tonight. >> yeah that's right. and certainly hope the peaches survive. love peaches. one of the few fruits i can actually eat. we've got a freeze warning in effect for much of the area overnight tonight. that means the actual temperature going to 32 or below. less wind. not only tonight but for the

marina.hecking that sea lion for injuries to see if that's one of the reasons it crawled out of the water. let's move on now. back to the breaks news in fresno, a massive fire has engulfed a lumberyard. >> alyssa harrington has been monitoring this in the newsroom. >> the fire is burning in a rural area where there are no fire hydrants. it's making it difficult for the firefighter to put it out. they're working to establish an adequate water supply. the huge fire started around 4:00 a.m. close to highway 99 in northwest fresno at golden state boulevard. smoke can be seen from miles away away. it >> we arrived and determines there were 15 piles of power poles that were actually burning at the time. without an adequate water supply they're determined they're going into a defensive operational mode. >> the fire is burning the power poles near train tracks. you can watch as a train passes by the inferno. firefighters are watching the winds saying they usually shift around 9:00 a.m. that would hel

there were boats full of gasoline that were stored at the marina.hey triggered several explosions as crews tried to knock down all the fire. it destroyed over a dozen boats. the wind made it harder for the crews to fight. the marina is a lost but there were efforts to keep those flames from reaching the restaurant. >>> we're under a tornado watch till 10:00 tonight. topper is watching the skies, tracking storms where they are. he >>> two stranded boaters have one heck of a story to tell after their ship capsized off the coast of carolina. their boat flipped over saturday night. they didn't have any lights or flares for rescuers to get a visual of where they are but they did have a cell phone. rescuers were able to hone in on them that way. aside from being cold and a little shaken up, the men are fine. >>> more proof to suggest robots are indeed taking over. a department store in japan unveilike android robot receptionist. her name is iko. she'll have a human coworker to help out. if people ask questions she's programmed to say what kind of robot do

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for eight years now litvinenko's widow marina has been asking, "how big was the conspiracy? it? how high did it go?" dangerous questions, as she knows better than anyone. >> you think you play chess. but they play russian roulette. >> reporter: those who were closest to litvinenko believe the kill order may have come from the very top because litvinenko picked a fight with the wrong person from his past. none other than russian president vladimir putin. >> sasha was on a mission. he was trying to prove that putin is as corrupt as anybody in post communist russia. >> reporter: the mission may have started years before when litvinenko made that flow chart of corruption in the f.s.b. the head of the agency at the time was putin. after litvinenko fled to london, and putin became president of russia, litvinenko attacked him relentlessly, and by name. >> i and others said that this is a very dangerous thing to do because you're -- you're personalizing this. >> reporter: you told him that? >> yes. >> reporter: but marina and others believe the ultimate motive may not have been pers

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as she walked in the marina district this morning with her mother. the seemingly unprovoked attacke happened at the corner of octavia and union. according to police, the girl was walking past a homeless man with her mother, when the man allegedly grabbed the girl's neck, lifted her up and pushed her into a wall. residents were surprised to hear about the assault. >> :i think that's cruel >> :i'm very shocked to hear that happened i going to be more aware now keep my eyes open, and think about things a lot more, pam moore>>: the mother called 9-1-1 and responding officers arrested 33-year-old adras kosdi. charging him with false imprisonment, aggravated assault, and child abuse. the girl suffered a bloody scratch and other injuries to her neck, but is expected to be okay. the committee was told to go and rework the bill and bring it back. reporter>>: here in pacific of the 50 ft. sperm whale remains on the beach. what caused the death? scientists say we may never know. they say the tissue samples they removed are not freshen up for the study. they do

especially in places like the marina. >> we can bypass the break part and recreate the loop. so we can have water. we will have water. >> reporter: and san francisco now has something the city of 06 did not. fire boats. two of them that will be expected to keep the water pumping and fire hoses at full power up to two miles offshore. >> the fire hydrant that won't go dry. it has the whole pacific ocean to draw from. it survives an earth quake. it's reliable. >> reporter: the city has more than 170 of these scattered about towns. cisterns or underground tanks holding a minimum of 150- gallons of water each. the tanks are checked every week to make sure they have no leaks. in 1906 there were almost 250 fire firefighters on duty. and now 339 with most firefighters living out of town. still, in a major effort quake so many factorss from the weather to how many main roads are choked with debris will simply be out of the firefighters control. >> when we come back on a second look, how many people were killed by the quake? why some say that answer remained hidden for decades. >>> wel

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he had to be coaxed out from under the car at marina and divisadero. crews used the net to get it into a transport cage. it was then taken to a marine mammal center in marin. he has been there before and was just released back in march. vet staff say he lost 17 pounds since then. and they are looking into possible health issues now. >>> thousands of registered nurses at eight california hospitals are walking off the job today. several of those sutter hospitals are right here in the bay area. reporter sean bennett with what they're so upset about. >> well, it's not every day that you see this parkway looking like this with screaming, music, nurses striking and people honking their horns. we take a look at this, all different kinds of signs being held out here in roseville. [ screaming ] >> reporter: staffing and other issues as contract negotiations continue. the california nurses association says the registered nurses are calling on hospitals to increase staffing levels and take extents to retain experienced workers. they are also demanding policies th

>> marina, in the marina strict district. >> all right, we have clear skies, it is going to be nice onlows are very cool by the water water temperatures are finally turning it up. with clear skies that allow temperatures to take a tumble in inland. in inland there is some warm temperatures already. a couple reports of upper 50s and low 60s. the approach westbound of the bay bridge reported at 50 degrees. temperatures difference from 24 hours ago. 12 degrees warmer in fairfield. most locations running a little cooler just because there is no fog here. santa rosa says plus 5 on their temperatures. if you get a little bit of a breeze that'll do it. that's the direction where the winds are coming from. we take those temperatures and warm it up today and friday. they'll come right back down as we friday and saturday. 51 that's cold about a year's time. we'll see if that'll continue to hold into may. if it does, that's a sure sign of a foggy pattern. look at that, monterey at 4 5. that's cool for them as well. high pressure winds is out. it is a big one and it will be with us for two days. a

heading out of oakland into san leandro this morning, the hot spot is between davis and marina exits. we'll check out the rest of your morning commute including to tell you how that funeral in the south bay will affect traffic. we'll tell you about that throughout the morning. >>> breaking news. an earthquake jolted parts of the east bay this morning and woke people up. the quake struck shortly after midnight, magnitude 3.6 centered a mile northwest of san ramon. no reports of damage or injuries. >>> warriors center andrew bogut sent out several messages on twitter after the earthquake. first he said, earthquake! then said, with as much trouble as i have had with this newly built house i'm in, i'm just happy it's still standing. passed the earthquake test. and he added, hopefully, the next earthquake takes out the oak tree in my backyard that the city won't let me touch. >> we felt it. >>> 4:31. the funeral for a san jose police officer killed in the line of duty today will happen today. officer michael johnson responded to a call about a suicidal man when the suspect shot him. the pr

a wayward sea lion was captured in the marina district. it unfolded live today on the abc 7 morning news. and now we're learning this isn't the first time this sea lion has played accidental tourist. reporter amy hollyfield has more more. >> reporter: even tourists knew this guy couldn't be part of the sightseeing. captured this video of a young sea lion on the streets of san francisco. someone who was visiting the city spotted him around 6:00 this morning and called for help. the sea lion decided to hide underneath a car at marina boulevard. >> luckily we had the san francisco police department had stopped traffic around him and was protecting him until we got there. >> reporter: when officials from the marine mammal center got on the scene at about 6:45 it took a few minutes to grab the little guy who tried to make a run for it. a woman with the center ended up grabbing him with her bare hands. workers were disappointed when they then realized he's a repeat offender. >> he's rescued in santa barbara county in february and brought up here

what marina in lake malone this is recommending owners take their house boats out of the water.ake now sits at just 23% capacity. the marina says owners might want to store their boats on dry land before the water gets so low that the boats get stuck in mud. >> boats are not mandatory to get out of the water. only ma today tower to pull your reason out of the water the marina could not provide services. >> the marone in a says about 30 people have already taken their boats out of the water. it costs about two grand but the marone in a says to get a boat lifted from the mud could run you over $5,000. >>> trying to stop a shoplifter back fires on a christmas tree shops employee instead of being praised, well she's fired. so what was the problem? she apparently went too far. police say the store' as harm sounded as 28-year-old robert morrissey was walking out. the 60-year-old woman ran after him into the parking lot. co-workers who don't want to be identified say the chase is what got the woman in trouble. some customers however don't think it should have cost the woman her job. >>

marina is live in baltimore, marina, what do you see?porter: greta, you know tension here is palpable. you can frankly cut it with a 's how the tension is running out here. you can see the police line -- police lined up about a block on top of this hill. that went up in flames about an hour ago. it was looted and then it went up in flames. you can see the fire engine just outside it still working on that fire. now out here we are going to pan over. you are going to see this water line right here. this is an attached hose. that's because down the street protesters cut a fire hose impeding firefighters from taking out the flames. they came up here, protected by this police line and started shood shooting water state at the cvs, they are still working on that fire. as you know in these situations when riots happen the problem here is once the sun sets what happens then? does it get worse? is it going to be worse? i can tell you now it was much worse than what we saw on saturday protests down in downtown baltimore, 20 minutes from where we a

a marina four years ago, that marina today. a bridge then and now, of course, that water receding. and this image from space tonight. that snow pack drastically shrinking. we've heard of local restrictions before but nothing this sweep egg,ing, and big fines if you're caught. meteorologist rob marciano tonight. >> we're in an historic drought and that demands unprecedented action. >> reporter: tonight, california's governor ordering all cities and towns to cut watt earl usage immediately by 25%. the location for his announcement? the bone-dry sierra nevada mountains. >> we're standing on dry grass and we should be standing in five feet of snow. >> reporter: today is supposed to be peak snow pack. tonight, it's at its lowest level in recorded history. look. from above, you can see the expanse of the snowless sierras. these snow riders at squall valley not riding on much. but more important, california needs that snow to supply water through the year. reservoirs running dangerously low. these before and after pictures showing for the last four years, they're the driest in history, to

>>whoosh >> grant:outrage in san francisco's marina district over what this man allegedly did to a lttle girl. >>it's a very scary thought. >>whoosh >> grant:tax day protests in berkeley closing streets and affecting traffic. >>whoosh >> grant:a sick twist on a game for charges against this georgia mother over what she did with her teenage daughter's friends. >>whoosh >> grant:and the country's biggest baby food maker is warning about broken glass in some of its products. >> grant:this is a full hour of your choice for prime time news. >> pam: four promising east bay high school athletes -- including now face several years in prison. they are accused of an armed robbery. >> pam: i'm pam moore. >> pam: the boys in question. from clayton valley high. are locked up in juvenile hall tonight. >> pam: kron 4's j-r stone is there live in martinez. >> reporter:j-r. the contra costa d-a's office really threw the book at these young men. >> reporter: linked to an armed robbery and concord last week. the district attorney's office on tuesday said harrison and three others will be charged as an adul

we are here at the historic palace of fine art in the marina district. originally built for the 1950's exposition, the palace is situated on san francisco's number waterfront. it is ada accessible and is reached by the 28 30, and 91 bus lines. set against the reflecting waters of the lagoon and eucalyptus trees, the palace is one of san francisco post most -- san francisco's most romantic spots to relax with that special someone while listening to the water and gazing at the swans. a beautiful to view from many locations along the mattoon, an ideal place to -- all -- lagoon, an ideal place to walk with a loved one. reservations for weddings are available at sfrecpark.org. discarding contains plants referred to by william shakespeare's plays and poems. welcome to the shakespeare garden here in the famous golden gate park. located near the museum and the california academy of sciences the garden was designed by the california spring blossom and wildfirlower association. here is a truly enchanting and tranquil garden along a path behind a charming gate. thi

across the san mateo up 880 to try to get to h accident we noticed the backup starting at around marina. that was maybe 10 or 15 minutes ago. as of course you're well aware we're in the morning commute. we would be surprised in that backup is even further south. reporting live here in san leandro, bob ridell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. now for a look at ways around this mess let's which ek in with mike inouye in our traffic center. >> good morning. as bob showed you some background of his shot the traffic completely stopped. that is northbound 880. it's jammed from basically 238 up a of the way up past the scene. now, let me get your alternate. alternate, forced off at davis. but if you get over to international you can take that up to 98 and get on north of that scene. meanwhile, westbound 580 is the smoothest drive. all the background, bob, they're stuck there. the other big rigs advised to take west 580. that will change the traffic flow. i want to show you that video p f. you missed it. this is the scene earlier p crash happened. car fire as a result of, as bob says, pos

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this is in san francisco's marie marina area -- marina area.ontinues the traffic on doyle drive is going to be slow coming through. people were able to see the smoke coming up and they were stopping to look at that before getting on lombard. lombard heading to the bridge is also slow. let's -- i'm gonna move the maps to the eastshore freeway. we have a terrible commute on 80 from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. you will need extra time. the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up for 20, 30 minutes before you get on the span. >>> let's go to steve. >> rather cool. the fog was more widespread yesterday. temperatures cooled down for most. even though there was some 80s. we went from 67 to 80. by the coast, the water temps have taken a tumble. that's allowed lotus drop in the 40s and 50s. gorgeous 82 degrees on tap today. i buy that. i buy that. west at fairfield, gusting to 1. oakland airport, west- southwest. it's west at napa. it's west at sfo. it's west at hayward. but the water temps have settled into what they should be. upper 40s and

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and the marina in san francisco, likely at 67 and we're going to see these winds shift more off shore and that's going to be the primary thing to boost temperatures tomorrow. and oakland at 73 back to lafayette at 75. and downtown, nice day. high pressure producing warm weather tomorrow. stay with us, thirdsursday friday and saturday. and by thursday, off or the winds movering to theing to the bay area. and after mid-60s today, by thursday, 79 and begin to cool down by saturday and sunday. 86 and mid-80s on saturday. so, dry weather as we head throughout the week. and next week forecast models still showing a slight indication of showers. and this is the kind of storm system that could get wiped off the map. and we're going to do what we can to get rainfall. >> there's nothing ordinary about quin tuplets. >> taylor swift is my guest tonight. it's a big show. you got to watch. we're on next. >>> how is this for a pay raise. one ceo is giving his employees a raise out of his own pockets. he said he wants to fight income inequality and is going to set it. he's going to pay $70,000 a year

. >> reporter: researchers say, this marina highway is a road kill hot spot. they found more than 200 dead animal said along this stretch of highway. and this is one of many dead stretches of highway in the bay area. many have seen dead animals along the highway and this man says he has hit two dear. >> it's awful, you realize there's nothing you can do bullet witnessing an animal die, at your hands and it wasn't your fault, it's a helpless feeling. >> it's actually quite horrific what it looks like before they're cleaned off the road and it stunned me into action. >> reporter: she's now working for the uc davis highway traffic and 29,000 dead animals. in a new report they called the highway system in the bay area a ring of death. >> it's right up against a protected open space, so the animals are wandering on the road quite easily. >> reporter: the industry says it needs funding to add fencing and safe crossing for animals. and highway 18 is one of many hot spots. they say it's a wide investment that can save drivers thousands of dollars. >> i was out my dedu

marina. people in the park seemed to welcome the increased enforcement. >> i think the increased enforcement is good to keep people cognizant of keeping it clean. >> it will continue through the spring or at least until people get the message to clean up after themselves. abc7 news. >>> the art deco clock is finally returning to the golden gate bridge toll plaza. workers began reinstalling the clock this weekend. it was removed for refurbish meant back in august. it's part of a $2 million toll plaza sizemology fit . >>> every year the state teams up with the national guard to fight fires. so far this year cal fire has responded to more than 600 fires, including more than 150 just last week. >> the last few years have all been considered very bad fire seasons. we are doing the same thing we have been doing, but it's a lot of preparation because we know it can be very bad. >> well, no water was wasted, by the way, in yesterday's training. everything the firefighters took from the lake they say

marina. people in the park seemed to welcome the increased enforcement. >> i think the increased enforcement is good to keep people cognizant of keeping it clean. >> the national park rangers will keep up the patrols through the spring, or at least until people get the message to clean up after themselves. sergio quintana, abc7 news. >>> the art deco clock is finally returning to the golden gate bridge toll plaza. workers began reinstalling the clock this weekend. it was removed for refurbishment back in august. it's part of a $2 million toll plaza seismology fit. state firefighters are getting ready for what could be another aggressive summer fire season. cal fire training academy began yesterday southeast of sacramento. every year the state teams up with the national guard to fight fires. >> last year was considered a very bad fire season. and so far this year we are doing the same thing. we know it can be very bad. >> no water was wasted in yesterday's training. everything the firefighters

right now moderate rain is falling around san francisco and california street and the marina district. as we look at a live picture right now from the kgo roof camera, this is what you will be dealing with in the overnight hours. i will be back to let you know if the streets will we main wet heading into the weekend. dan and ama. >> sandhya, thank you. you can see what is showing up on live doppler 7hd with the weather app. it is free on apple's app store or google play. we also have more information at abc7news.com/apps. >> and now to the interview. olympic athlete and reality star bruce jenner revealed in an exclusive interview with diane sawyer that jenner will live from now on as a woman. >> we learned in a special you just watched that it will be jenner's last interview as bruce. >> it was an education for me and mostly positive feedback for dye -- diane sawyer and bruce jenner. i want to speak of pronouns and it is a sensitive topic. bruce jenner says he is a woman. but jenner did not give a new name and he doesn't mind if people use the pronounce he. the transgender people say

for the marina and soma low 70s at that and forest hill expecting just 67.you to the north bay, east bay, and tri-valley. still another mild day here across napa and 84 degrees. oakland dropping down to 74. fremont, 82. and for the tri-valley, looks like we'll still have a round here of some overall warm weather with mid-80s. as we get you into the extended forecast, we've experienced the hottest weather in the next several days that was today. so tomorrow again, it goes down, cooler in san jose. we stay with those low 80s through sunday and as we head throughout monday and tuesday, 70s coming back to san jose. low 70s by next tuesday, and san francisco also cooling off eventually 60s here by monday and tuesday's forecast. with cooler changes a sign of the potential of some rainfall it's not a big storm system, but we're still rooking at maybe a few showers as we head throughout next wednesday's forecast. the forecast models are still going back and forth on this. so at best right now, i'd expect a weak storm, with maybe trace amounts to about 500th of an in

marina. people in the park seemed to welcome the increased enforcement. >> i think the increased enforcement is good to keep people cognizant of keeping it clean. >> the national park rangers will keep up the patrols through the spring, or at least until people get the message to clean up after themselves. abc7 news. >>> the art deco clock is finally returning to the golden gate bridge toll plaza. workers began reinstalling the clock this weekend. it was removed for refurbishment back in august. it's part of a $2 million toll plaza seismology fit. >>> every year the state teams up with the national guard to fight fires. so far this year cal fire has responded to more than 600 fires, including more than 150 just last week. >> the last few years have all been considered very bad fire seasons. we are doing the same thing we have been doing, but it's a lot of preparation because we know it can be very bad. >> no water was wasted, by the way, in yesterday's training. everything the firefighters to

things to benefit creation like boat marinas at local parks. those funding decision he are not made by bp alone. they are deeply influenced by a group of federal and state officials. >> projects across the gulf have been in the human use impact. >> kyle graham is the lead trustee of the state of louisiana he says which projects gets funded largely depends on each state. in louisiana fixing harm can mean fixing the environment. in florida that could mean rebuilding tourist attractions. >> for example we know in louisiana we've had natural resource injury. when you look at florida the majority of their injury has been to that human use category where people aren't or weren't able to utilize the gulf. >> what it comes down to is, there is a lot of pressure of all different kinds of project.s. projects. we don't know exactly how these decision are made. we would like to see efforts towards a direct benefit. >> reporter: in alabama an environmental group has stepped in to do environmental work. in bon secour bay protecting the fragile shore from ero

. >> i will in the marina own a two-bedroom home i never listed it no one lived in. >> home my wife and i will and live on a limited income i have emphysema and by july - with airbnb help us to keep afloat me renting one bedroom in my one unit home didn't effect the city i ask you to please don't throw me in the same bucket for people president to rent through airbnb i live in one bedroom that barely pays my bill so let us have the full use of airbnb service thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm the founder the home sharers of san francisco a support group for the hosts we have 17 hundred folks i'm the co-chair the democratic club i want to ask you to not adopted those protections more seriously their harmful to the city and county of san francisco in the brief time i have i'll highlight a few concerns number one the caps on short-term rentals will do nothing for growth it makes no sense to cap all rent hosted or unhosted the estimation to bleed that the source of income for low income families the expansion of the prior action to include the hosts is truly offense i have the

the water taxi is a tenant in our marina. he docks the boat all day and drops people off all day long. the answer is yes. >> is the restaurant still there? >> no. >> i built that restaurant 1978. >> wow. >> that's a new bit of history. >> yeah, for sure. >> thank you, tyler for that presentation. it's good to get update on what's happening in pier 39. i remember when we first visited. it was a major attraction in the 80s and when it opened in 1978 and certainly my children have enjoyed it. i haven't about there in a while, but i think it's a great attraction and the first thing that people think of as far as fisherman. warf. when troy was up with his presentation i guess we have to keep really pushing forward with the rest of the relevant departments and agencies of the city to figure out what we can do with traffic and also to help both those who work on the water front as well as the sros to the water front because i think that's one of the issues. it will be some out of the box thinking because i think unless we just think

estas zonas reciben el nombre de blob y atentan contra la fauna marina, la caÍda de lluvia y de nieveas pues ese cambio representa una amenaza para las riquezas naturales de estados unidos y su industria. >> decretan alerta roja en chile por la erupciÓn de un volcÁn. las autoridades ordenaron la evacuaciÓn de las personas que residen en la zona. la Última vez que habÍa entrado en erupciÓn fue en 1961 mientras que su Último perÍodo de actividad ocurriÓ en 1996. >> los tiempos de penales exclusivos para una determinada pandilla se acabaron en el salvador con una nueva estrategia que mezcla a pandilleros en un mismo penal. casi 2500 pandilleros de las maras y barrio 18 comparten celdas y pabellones en tres cÁrceles del paÍs. el objetivo es quitarles el control de un penal y evitar que desde las celdas dirijan sus operaciones criminales. salvador castellanos nos amplÍa. >> militares encapuchados custodyan el sepelio del tercer soldado asesinado por las pandillas. desde marzo que fue el mes mÁs violento con 481 asesinatos, las pandillas recrudecieron sus ataques con fusilerÍa y explosivos

on the map and the website and clockwise around the northern and southern waterfront they have the marina park and pier 39 treasure island and pier 52 mission creek and india baseline and other parks and candle stick areas. >> pca designation if the city and county of san francisco would make all the sites part of water trail pca if in other counties the jurisdiction obtained on the sites would be in that district wouldn't qualify within the city and county of san francisco that would be beneficial. >> i would welcome any questions if you have any. >> thank you i don't see any questions so for so why not go ahead and bring up peter that will speak on behalf of supervisor mar. >> good afternoon, supervisors on above 6 supervisor mar so in 2007 there were 4 pca submitted to a bag those areas were nominated with minimal requirement from the city and agency the black and blue if the court please and the traepz and twin tower the planning department authorized the pca for a comprehensive study to determine what surfaces new psa should be in january 2015 the planning department and department o

called project phoenix includes purchasing showboat and developing the former airport and building two marinas and an equestrian complex and water parks. >>> in gers, new brunswick, it's all about the university's decision to ban parties at fraternities. >> 40% of students at rutgers are part of greek life, that is why they moved to ban parties at soreorityies and frats for the rest of the year. >> think it's a bad idea, everybody enjoy its whether you are in greek life or not. >> i don't think everybody should be held responsibility for the few. >> people have been dying, literally and i don't think parties are worth it. in fact 19-year-old kaitlyn kovachs died of alcohol poisoning at a party in september. a severely drunk student had to be hospitalized. rutgers takes seriously the commitment to a healthy and safe environment. we have dance marathon one of the greek communities and fundraisers of the year, it's a very much social drinking environment they are doing the community service to make it look like they are doing good things, when in reality they are drinking a lot. >> several studen