how many discretion the city has i'm not sure we've obligate to put in a permitted gg park use the chronicle building is not active greater not going to be so you're trying to get people into those open spaces and into the interiors of the building i don't want to add more active what is it. >> so i'd like to- i'll let the project sponsor talk the enterprises happening within those spaces they would from a physical sense one of the things we've been working through inexpensive with that concern of mine those teaches uses occur on the ground floor we have physical development requirements in place it require a lot of transcripts and require the patience the office to have sobriety so no experience of walking through accuses and things like that but the sponsor can correspond a little bit more of the activities but it would be something not of the you know sort of traditional cubicle spaces more physically in terms of activation interesting to walk but as a pedestrian splurmentd by the traditional arterials activities and other things that are partiallyper mangle where the discussion and retai

. >> oh, commissioners we're not on the first page of the chronicle anyone knows we'll worry about that i have one other question during the time we're diagnose do this we discovering any students that have less school thinking they're not passing school we can do outreach and presumably other reminded they have to meet but we've talked about what is supportive for the 5 year or you know going to exiled lengths to make sure our students have a diploma since we're going to the records anyway, i'm moping it is possible to have others for specific outreach and help them also thank you. >> we've been getting calls from parents saying we were we didn't know we're taking you know attending to them personally but go through it student and student. >> thank you. >> commissioner walton. >> so what a difference 3 days makes my daughter was part of the first class in the state that had to pass and my son they passed that but as a parent that worked in education additional from an anecdotal prospective that never matched the construction i rubs in the classroom i had a problem with that and now it

. >> concerning to the chronicle the the driver's license was suspended after he failed to report a car accident to the dmv. it was a minor fender bender but still above the threshold requiring notification. >> san francisco sheriff says he had no idea his driver's license was suspended until the press asked him about it. chronicle says according to the dmv his license was suspend entered february after he failed to notify the department of october car accident. in a statement the sheriff spokesperson wrote when the accident occurred he contacted his insurance company and informed that everything was in order. he's look ing into where the error and paperwork occurred that led to this mistake. >> as sheriff you should know better the laws more so than anybody. >> eugene is president of the san francisco deputy sheriff's association. he says the latest incident and rae response to it is what the city come to expect from the sheriff from domestic violence trouble involving his wife to department policy that critic say led to the shooting death of kate on pier 14. he refuses to accept accou

breaking news in the san francisco chronicle. the sheriff will be investigated for picking his child up from school. he reported it verbally and thought it was enough. live in the news room, veronica de la cruz, kpix5. >>> three dmv employees are facing charges for allegedly taking bribes. as machine as 100 truckers paid $5,000 each for bogus commercial trucking licenses. the truckers allegedly got the licenses without taking a test. two of the dmv workers are from salinas, the other from sacramento. >> the defendants bought and sold test answers, and driving tests. >> reporter: it included accountable informants who received class a california licenses despite never taking the tests. >> three trucking school employees and operators are also facing charges. the department of homeland security, the fbi, and the dmv investigated three different conspiracies. >>> take a look at the jerusalem fire. it is named the jerusalem fire because it started in the jerusalem valley. flames are chewing through the brush there. it has grown to 14,

told the chronicle it's really rebuilt most of the rail cars within the past decade and have not found any asbestos yet. >>> how does your water use measure up to your neighbors? a new program in san jose will help you find out. bob redell is live in san jose. the mayor showed you how it worked, bob. >> you can see some people are clearly already done their job to save water, but others could use a little help. it's a new app that will soon be available. the so-called water smart appear will allow residents to track their water using, compare their consumption to years prior it will even notify you the. >> we all know that keeping up with the joneses is important for many and certainly we love to see a little competition and conservation and water smart helps residents understand how they can meet the 30% target we've been here. >> many of us don't know how to make a positive change. one thing it does is put specific and targeted ideas right in the hands of those residents,s in palms of their hands, in the mobile phone, on the computer or even through communications right through the m

speaking of the neighborhood in front of us he was a county organizer i personally like the word the chronicle they called him a community hero in 2011 pdr was big on his list the continuation of small businesses and the perpetuation of artists south of market jim was a supporter of the use in the family zone at this point was a quiet voice to help them really stand in front of of us with their support to be heard and i couldn't - i could speak about him in so many ways we all remember him it was recently, i see him being here it is hard for me to know he's not here anymore. >> commissioner richards. >> yeah. i'd like to piggyback on what commissioner moore said for those who want to look at jim it is an page 11 in the reporter and points on how i felt about jim we almost agreed on everything he came from a place it was hard to follow his heart he had the community spirit in mind i'm proud to call him a member of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenders some times that was hard to deal with we spared on the garages on fulsome street and fortunately, we voted to put them on the alley he had

. >> concerning to the chronicle the the driver's license was suspended after he failed to report a carident to the dmv. it was a minor fender bender but still above the threshold requiring notification. >> san francisco sheriff says he had no idea his driver's license was suspended until the press asked him about it. chronicle says according to the dmv his license was suspend entered february after he failed to notify the department of october car accident. in a statement the sheriff spokesperson wrote when the accident occurred he contacted his insurance company and informed that everything was in order. he's look ing into where the error and paperwork occurred that led to this mistake. >> as sheriff you should know better the laws more so than anybody. >> eugene is president of the san francisco deputy sheriff's association. he says the latest incident and rae response to it is what the city come to expect from the sheriff from domestic violence trouble involving his wife to department policy that critic say led to the shooting death of kate on pier 14. he refuses to accept accountab

the chronicle reports spending has dropped to 1.2%. property tax that was passed 15 years to supplement the parks budget it just has not been keeping pace. the chronicle says the recreation of parks department has a backlog of more than 5,000 requests for maintenance. >>> san jose and san francisco they are ranked as two of the best large cities to live in. wallet hub ranked 62 of the biggest cities this america from the best to the worse. according to their survey san jose came in number four. san francisco is tied with lexington, kentucky for the number eight spot. wallet must be looked at liveability, education, and the local high. by the way the city of oakland came in number 20f. 20 -- came in number 23. >>> concerns about the structural integrity of light posts in san francisco after one of them crashed down on a car. why neighbors and city officials say dogs may be part of the blame. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. later today the jury in the trial of colorado movie theater shooter james holmes they will hear testimony from su

. >> this is quite surprising our fresh jotting this is the chronicle special a bowl of warm oats andonut that's mites farther. >> and speaking of drinks tell me again the cocktail scenes is that one, the things your known for . >> the cocktails are fantastic. >> really. >> fresh ingredients we don't have a mixture it to order this is our marcus bloody mayor. >> farmer's market bloody mary the bloody marys in the airport are great shikz it up. and then we're going to garnish it with olives. and some lime and a fresh stalk of selly. right on. >> we like . >> thank you. this is great day a historic day i'm going to make it quick with this large historic budget i know we're all rushed to get what can to work we have san francisco and the exciting things we get to do i'm excited again for me and the supervisors for the department heads and commissioners there were many years we look at each other and said what do we have to cut and how to communicate with our communities about the highest priorities are and i know it is historic for many reaps but that this is the first time we've be able

told "the chronicle" it's rebuilt most of the railcars within the past decade or so. asbestos. >>> 6:57. new ipo in san francisco this morning, sun run. >> sun run, hopefully on a sunny day. solar company that competes with better known brands like solar city. a unicorn. >> a company, unicorn, worth $1 billion before it goes public. sun run, priced last night $14 a share, executives rang the nasdaq, ceo doing the honors. i know what you want to know, the baby. that's her new baby girl. sun run installed solar panel on homes. it's not started trading, that's normal. i'm going to cough here for a second. pardon me. this comes the same week as president obama is calling for tighter emission standards from power plants, seen as a boon for the solar industry. solar's amazing. i highly recommend it but it does depend on government support to make it inexpensive. >>> netflix has new leave policy for parents. first year after birth or adoption take what you need. baby needs you, go home, stay home, come back whenever. netflix will pay you your regular salary. they won't switc

hen see's campaign told the chronicle there is some disconnect with him following the laws everyone else is required to follow. >>> a new eye in the sky may take flight in san jose. the san jose police department will go before the city council to talk about how they plan to use their drone. janine de la vega is joining us from san jose this morning. the if -- if but in the last six months new rules have been drown up and they will be presented today to the city council. here is is video of the kind of drone the san jose police department purchased for $7,000. the department has wanted to use it as a tool to help them in critical situations but there has been public concern. the neighborhood commission has held six meetings to get public input to help craft and sign off on rules for the drone. the drones can only be used in the excase of an explosive device or active shooter situation. surveillance is not allowed and the camera is prohibited from recording. and it won't be allowed to fly at night. >> i think we have a policy that will be a model for the country. recognizing that drones a

the chronicle reports that police are beaming prop 47 for the increase. that was a lot of voters passed that reduced the penalties of nonviolent crimes from felonies to misdemeanors. here are the recent stats. vehicle break-ins between january and june of this year stands at 11,917. 62% up from 2013. 171% jump compared to the entire year of 2010. san francisco police the numbers are likely higher than that because they think many people aren't reporting it. >>> tens of thousands of students in san francisco had back-to-school. that means you need to watch out for the kids walking and biking to and from school. the school district announced new items including hawaiian meatballs and barbecued chicken pops. >> that's a nice change. >> the superintendent says that math and in language arts teachers have found better ways to inspire students. the district worked and averted the teacher shortage in it has 22 open positions. >>> sonoma county students heading back to school this week but with the teacher shortage 71,000 children from kindergarten to 12th grade

butler and heritage and considering the possible form designation of the chronicle building including concerns he expressed by the larger impacts on the historical district to have an answer or further discussion would be of great interest to me as we're moving towards the connect eir. >> director ram. >> thank you just i wanted to follow up on some of the commissioners comments to make sure i have a direction we are happy to meet with the commissions around the table if you like to talk about the detailed issues or currently schedule as another hearing in august i think - 6 another hearing we prototype that as on or about initiation but you can talk about any of the project issues including the design so we will certainly talk about that at that hearing and i think that would be helpful to go over kind of the winds and shadow analysis that is very expensive and the massing the building was shifted quite substantially because this improves the winds conditions in the previous scheme it is important to understand the details in terms of the actual building mass relative to the neighbor

. >> oh, commissioners we're not on the first page of the chronicle anyone knows we'll worry about that i have one other question during the time we're diagnose do this we discovering any students that have less school thinking they're not passing school we can do outreach and presumably other reminded they have to meet but we've talked about what is supportive for the 5 year or you know going to exiled lengths to make sure our students have a diploma since we're going to the records anyway, i'm moping it is possible to have others for specific outreach and help them also thank you. >> we've been getting calls from parents saying we were we didn't know we're taking you know attending to them personally but go through it student and student. >> thank you. >> commissioner walton. >> so what a difference 3 days makes my daughter was part of the first class in the state that had to pass and my son they passed that but as a parent that worked in education additional from an anecdotal prospective that never matched the construction i rubs in the classroom i had a problem with that and now it

told "the chronicle" it's rebuilt the cars in last decade and found no signs of asbest asbestos? new moms and dads get unlimited time off for paternity and maternity leave. >> we know what they'll be doing in offtime. before the bell, we turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning. markets will try to avoid another day of red arrows. stocks traded tuesday close to the low of the session, dow down for a fourth straight day. shares of apple and comments from a top official about a possible interest rate hike in september weighed on the markets. look for data on the services sector. the nasdaq losing 9. apple stocks hold sharply for a second straight day adding to investor' losses. down 14% since hitting a high in april, wiping out $113 billion in market value. more than the worth of several giant companies like nike and mcdonald's. a big reason, concerns about smartphone competition in china. and netflix offering new parents up to a year's paid leave up to birth or adoption of a child and return to work on a full or part-time basis. that's ge

the chronicled sites court filings that million. expenses include taking chow to fancy restaurants. attorney for another defendant in this case say these expenses indicate that federal investigators tried to entrap the defendants and criminal charges were manufactured by the government. >>> felony indictment handed down against 49er's player ray mcdonald. he was charged with rape for indictment that for incident that took place last december at his home. according to the indictment, the victim was intoxicated at the time. also 49ers linebacker raymond brooks was charged with sexual battery of the same woman on the same night. >>> san francisco's police chief and city supervisor have a message for tourists. a visitor from thailand was robbed and shot. shot after being rock -- robbed of his camera air. assumes i have or christianson says these crimes are unacceptable. >> i don't want to give people the idea that they can come to this neighborhood or to san francisco and commit these kind of crimes. that that is somehow okay or they will get off a hand slap. >> she says he and the chief

told "the chronicle" that it's rebuilt most railcars in the past decade and found no evidence of anyck of the forecast with kari. >> it's looking clear as we get ready for warmer temperatures across the bay. as the sun rises you can see that this morning. we don't have the typical low clouds. so as we get ready for sunrise which happens at 6:11, coming up soon, slightly warmer later today, more sunshine than yesterday, and less clouds, generally clear again tonight as sun sets at 8:11. the temperature now 60 degrees in concord, san francisco, livermore, and san jose with a high today reaching 87 degrees in gilroy, palo alto 82 degrees. and mission district will be at 71 degrees. 79 in napa. 77, you can see temperatures are warmer, but really not that hot, so you head ev to the tri-valley, it's in the upper 80s. tomorrow you may be hitting 90. we'll talk more about what to expect as temperatures warm up and what to expect this weekend. that's coming up in a few minutes. now, mike gets us to work out the door and work on time. >> there you go. we have two slowest spots to start with he

the chronicle reports the class action suit argues this new rule violates federal antitrust laws.e suit is similar to one filed in match against the fwoeld and it has so support from stub hub. we checked stub hub this morning, you can buy niners tickets right now. >>> if you have giants tickets, there's a good explanation as to why, it's the return of a popular promotion, tonight is grateful dead night celebrating 50 years since the start of that historic band but you don't immediate to go to the stadium to experience the color of grateful dead height. tonight's game against the washington nationals will air on nbc bay area starting at 7:00. giants and the nationals both very competitive teams trying to make the playoffs we're pulling hard for our giants. >> there you go. get your dye die out. >>> 5:51. coming up a close call. a helicopter and drone nearly collide. the swift move that prevented a catastrophe if this fresno next. >>> plus a massive bombing in baghdad killed dozens overnight. who is claiming responsibility next. a new season brings a new look. a chance to try someth

their tickets on ticketmaster's nfl ticket exchange, which you might call a snub for stub hub, the chroniclereports the class action suit argues this new rule violates federal antitrust laws. the suit is sim is lar to one tiled in march against the golden state warriors and it's got support from stub hub. we checked this morning, you can buy 9ers tickets right now. >>> we're polling breaking news this morning. san jose police investigating the city's 19th homicide of the year, we're live in the bare yes, sir is a neighborhood with the very latest. san jose's 19th micide ofhe with the lest.t thscene >>> breaking news. san jose's 19th homicide of the year. we're live at the scene with the latest. >>> and protesters shut down a freeway in oakland, sh furious over an officer-involved shooting. >>> plus blasts bring down walls and shattered glass in china killing dozens. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get a check of the forecast for today. better enjoy it's going to heat up had this weekend. >> yes, it will. we start out

everything wasn't in order and after a warning that they never received his accident paperwork the chronicle says the dmv suspended the sheriff's license this past winter meaning he has only been allowed to drive to and from his san francisco home and his office at city hall. on what this license debacle could mean for the sheriff's chances at getting reelected. >> it's 1 thing to have a political mistake or professional mistake, but when it's something about driving and you wind up with a license you can only take to work, well, that's definitely going to have people talking and not in the way you want. >> reporter: talk about bad timing, reelection is this november. >> i called vicki hennessey today. she is running against the sheriff. she said an inability to take personal responsibility for his actions is a consistent failing of this sheriff. sounds like hennessey there alluding to mercury my's recent probation on a domestic violence -- mirkarimi's recent probation on a domestic violence case. >> he has contacted the insurance representatives he told us. itch tonight firefighters just ca

a descriptionm written by a man who is really the chronicler of the whole theation, in 1610 wrote church is 24 feet wide and 60 feet long. so, then we began to find these enormous post holes and it began mathematically to add up. so, what we do, as a said, we open an area that is taken down to the grade that has not been disturbed. and this is it her at that point, look for our lines ofe. soil that has been dug into before. every place that someone dug under this clay is detectable. if you have one of these. and you scrape down really carefully. it is hard to show because it is dry, but this is mixed soil right here. splotches,tle yellow but on the side it is very uniform. that has never been dug into before, but this has. these purple flags mark what do you think? grades. exactly right. the graves that line up in extreme eastern end of this postal pattern. and that really is the telling evidence that says this is a church. the important people are buried in the chancery. know also from records -- and there is a continual interplay of what we find in the ground with what is in the record

this is a subject in the san francisco chronicle. >> that's right. a couple updates. ey are going to move the fence back. they're going to shrink the perimeter around the home. second, yes we are talking about expensive deals. it's $400,000 already. the question is whether it will cost more than that. >> why are fences so expensive? what the heck? i am going to get in the fence building industry. >> get into any building industry and do it for a government entity and it costs three or four times what you and i would pay. there is police protection that the they will be saving but a couple years back they spent about a quarter million dollars upgrading security with cameras and such. so there is a debate about whether or not this is needed but definitely about how big it is. >>> tropical storm erika is fizzling as she heads toward florida. the storm is downgraded but expected to bring heavy downpours. people are stocking up on supplies like flashlights and generators. the national guard is ready to mobilize if necessary. >>> rescue workers are bringing supplies to domin

. >>> car burglars are hitting san francisco hard these days, and according to to the chronicle, police received nearly 12,000 reports in the city from january to june. that is up nearly 50% over last year. police blame the spike on recent changes to criminal law, reducing spents for non-violent offenders. crime experts say there are likely many contributing factors. >>> happening today, santa clara county leaders are working on a plan to fund transportation projects with a new sales tax. today the city of palo alto is going to talk about how it can get a piece of the pie so to speak. the county wants to put a sales tax on the 2016 ballot to pay for a laundry list of upgrading in several different cities. the vta asked cities to submit their proposed project to determine which ones are highers priority. at the hop of al low alto's wish list, separating cal tracks from city streets. they are going to meet to preparer that proposal. >>> also on the agenda this evening, higher water bills for residents and businesses. city council is going to hold a public hearing tonight on the proposed n

the chronicle is reporting that it is easier to accuse civil court instead of criminal court. this comes after the san francisco supervisor push for legislation to make these type of cases easier to take the court.>>> it is been a troubling wildfire season in california. right now, more than 12,000 firefighters working to put out 17 fires across our state. fires are raging throughout the west. one of the hardest hit areas is washington state, which is coping with the complex of fires that covers more than 350 mi.2.>> reporter: firefighters gaining some ground against wildfires in washington states. winds dying down a bit, slowing down the spread of frames -- flames. >> we have much reduced wind speeds. temperatures are going to be slightly cooler, it's still going to be very dry. >> reporter: officials say the complex of wildfires is measuring about 100 miles larger than friday. thousands remain under evacuation orders while residents keep a watchful eye on the plane -- flames. >> i've been up for 40 hours and was very nervous and concerned. it will take everything we have. >>

the chronicle is reporting that el nino is bringing warmer water terps to the area which brings in more krill, an dhoevvies and -- anchovies and mackerel. the paper cites a study that shows the population of sharks off the coast has increased from a few hundred to at least 2400. >>> a new program has some b.a.r.t. stations much cleaner than before. of a break, which locations are getting attention. >>> stocks ahead of the closing, the dow jones is up by 50 points. all three major indexes started the day slightly in the red but they've all picked it up. but no one yet is above -- is above a 1% gain. >>> a new report released by the associated press reveals that years after california voters approved a plan to create clean energy jobs. there's no complete list of what's been accomplished. prop 39 was designed to tax corporations and use the money to create 11,000 green jobs every year in the energy industry. jobs such as installing solar panels and adding insulation to buildings half of the money was supposed to go to projects in school. butthe proposition is bringing in millions less tha

according to the "san francisco chronicle" the mayor lee said the homeless have to go. they can not stay here. that goes for market and the embarcadero. this is been reports the city will be supportive and help them find alternatives but they are not allowed to stay because it is dangerous and illegal. super bowl city is set up in the plaza and will extend down market street. a million people are expected to pass through here. some residents say they request understand the mayor's predicament. >> i think the world will be watching and i do believe he is a gay who takes good care of the hopeless and they have to go somewhere. they can go down to 33rd and mission when they did the world series. they have to have a place to go. >> hopeless coalition temperatures the chronicle it is not realistic to think all the momentless will find shelter in the next few months and points out the super bowl evens are open to the public. the super bowl will be played in santa clara on february 7 but the fan village is located here in the city eight days prior to the game. >> super bowl 50

according to the chronicle, a few businesses around union square say they may not survive much locker since cars are not allowed to park near some stores and restaurants due to construction. they say business has plummeted. since the project began in 2012. it's said to be complete by the year 2019. nearly 200 firefighters in san luis obispo are being treated for poison oak. today, a calfire spokesman said the poison oak is everywhere. the crews can't avoid it. 190 firefighters have been completed it. the fire started august 16th. it's now 85% contained. >>> here in the bay area, many of us feeling warmer outside. but i suppose that's gonna change, right? >> yes. warmer for a few days, a cooldown and then a few scattered showers come the weekend. i will lay it out for you in a minute. outside the door, we have a few high cloud. patchy fog along the coastline. temperatures warm today but still pleasant for most of us, right now, our temperatures are warming into areas around walnut creek. 86 for you. 81 in livermore. around the bay, 640 san francisco. upper 60s in hayward. the north bay

did the -- in the chronicles of narnia you have the whole children fleeing london, the whole setting. tolkein acknowledges and says he began writing builts and pieces of this epic trilogy while he was in a dugout. in canteens, underfire, bits and pieces and fragments he is writing in 1916, 1917. beginning to forge this mythology that he wants to give to his beloved england, this new mythology. because i focused on the first world war, was filtering my study through that. at the end of the day, they both have a lot to say. if you go into their writings about -- during that period, they're so often harkening back to the first world war, and what it meant -- tolkein writes a letter to his son, christopher, serving in the royal air force and his son is anxious about the war, what is going on, and tolkein writes and says, i know what it's like to feel like you're the toad, you're in dangerous place but he says, remember that you're inside a very great story. trying to encourage his son. and he also says in that letter it was -- during that time when he was in that place in the first world

in the chronicles of narnia of course for the children, the whole children playing london. tolkien acknowledges, says he began writing it's in pieces of this epic trilogy while he was in the dugout under fire, bits and pieces of fragments is writing 1916, 1970. he's beginning to forge this mythology that he wants to give to his beloved england -- 1917. this new mythology. i was filtering my study through that site think at the end of the day look, they both have a lot to say you're going to the writings during that period, 1940 41 42. they are so often harken back to the first world war and what it meant. tolkien writes a letter to his son christopher serving in the royal air force and his son is anxious about the work of what's going on and tolkien writes to him and says i know what it's like to feel like you are the toad, it is dangerous, dangerous place but he says remember that your insight a very great story trying to encourage his son. he also says in a letter it was during that time when used in a place in the first world war you begin to use his writing as a way to

1970's the chronicle ran a box score of how many there were and who was in the lead. but the scope of domestic violence, what we would call domestic terrorism today, i don't call it terrorism because by and large these bombs were not intended to kill indiscriminately. most were protest bombs set off in empty buildings, court houses, exploding press releases. they were not intended to kill they were intended to draw the media and police focus to communicate and that would take to the bottom of the pay phone or sent to a radio station and this type of thing. the sure scale of it is what stunned me. the senate inquiry in the early '70s counted 2,005 bombings. i remember trying to explain the first bombing in berkeley and we disclose why it was so little noticed and it was because i counted 34 other significant bombings in february around the country most that injured far more people than the half dozen people weather's first attack did. the major thing is not only how widespread it is but how forgotten it is. there is so little culture in the memory. i lived through the

for this produced series, of which 21 survived in the paper print collection. several chronicles factories that were owned by westinghouse. this one is called the panorama, the machine company aisle. beautiful film that was taken from an overhead crane. that was moving along a track there in the factory and showing people below on the factory floor doing their work. record of amazing what american industry looks like at this particular time. and so, these films were incredibly popular when they st. louis.in 1904 in they had special screenings for the westinghouse employees, and pittsburgh. and so, you will see these films used a lot in documentaries. these films were commissioned by westinghouse. they were paid for, and american biograph actually shot them. the cameraman for these films, a man named billy, becomes much more well-known in film history because he was the chief cameraman for d.w. griffith later on. but these are very important and beautiful films that he shot for westinghouse. the intent of these films was to show the work as it was progressing. not to have anything

the chronicle reports tonight's action is set to start at 5:00 p.m. tonight. >>> santa clara offering a $500,000 reward. 16 meters and backflow regulators were stole nobody recent weeks. possibly to be sold as scrap metal. the suspects have been turning off the water valves using a pipe cutter to steal the meters. >>> marin county schools are boasting they have nearly all the teachers they need for the new school year. holding job fairs, using social media helped identify special teachers. >>> alfa will be. they include research heavy ventures. >>> google ceo larry page says alga bet will be able to tackle new projects. those include the nest brand, google's efforts to extend human life and smart contact lenses. >>> another tech company will give its employees more paid baby time off. san jose based adobe systems announced it would offer its parents 16 weeks of paid leave after birth or adoption. that is in addition to ten weeks paid medical leave. so new parents can get a total of 26 weeks off if a person is not the primary care giver, they will stil

the chronicle reports the other driver did file a report, as required but the sheriff did not. >> thened while the sheriff was on misdemeanor probation accused of grabbing and bruising his wife's arm. he has not filed a report or paid a fee to regain the driving privilege. >> the statement is quote, the sheriff only learned from the press, and he contacted his insurance company and was informed everybody was in order. >>> a presidential hopeful, bernie sanders came to the bay area today, meeting with nurses in oakland and looked for a major endorsement from one of their big, national unions. sergio quintatan is live with the story. >> reporter: some have been considering this run as a long shot, something that a bit of a fringe candidacy within this rate, but now, he has this major endorsement. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders waded through this crowd and signed autographs and posed for selfies. this announcement is a big deal for his campaign. >> national

the man with the name police gave out tells the "chronicle" he lost his wallet two years ago and the suspect must have had his id. on sunday, the real suspect ran through the south entry gate and led police on a foot chase. he is now under arrest on suspicion of two felonies including resisting arrest. >>> state of emergency could soon be lifted in ferguson, missouri. things were calmer on the streets yesterday after days of protests marking one year since the police shot michael brown. sunday a man in the crowd opened fire on police. the officers fired back wounding the gunman, who is now charged with several felonies. >>> just getting going here on a wednesday at 4:39. hackers discover new way to get over on wall street. the bay area companies now caught up in a $100 million scandal coming your way. >> and what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@cbssf.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,, >>> democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton has agreed to hand over her private home email server to th

and after a warning that they had never received his accident paperwork, the "chronicle" says the dmv suspended the sheriff's license this past winter meaning he has only been allowed to drive to and from home and office. on what this could mean for the sheriff's chances at getting re- elected? >> one thing to have a political mistake or profession mal mistake but when it's something about driving and you wind up with a license that you can only take to work, well, that's definitely going to have people talking and not in the way you want. >> reporter: talk about bad timing. re-election is this november! >> i called vicki hennessy today running against mirkarimi for sheriff. she declined to go on camera but her people did release a statement tonight saying, quote, an inability to take personal responsibility for his actions is a consistent failing of this sheriff. sounds like hennessy there alluding to his recent probation on a domestic violence case. at city hall, mark kelly, kpix 5. >> his office says the sheriff is working to resolve the issuing and contacting the insurances repres

there were a lot of films made like that, but the way in which these were shot, the sort of chronicling of a lot of activity in a particular aspect of american industry, that was very unique. and certainly, a shot like this one, the panorama of the machine company aisle is very unique just because of the camera angle he was able to get. and the vast expanse of the factory floor, to this day, it remains an astonishing film to watch. some of the actuality films that we have in the collection are particularly fascinating, and we see researchers coming back to them again and again. some that i think of, one is new york city ghetto fishmarket. there are whole series of films shot in new york because that is where the center of a film production was at the time. this was an edison film, which again, you are seeing a camera placed above a street scene. and seeing a lot of the vendors below. and just to see the costumes and the faces of people looking up at the camera. it's a fascinating film. a lot of people have gone back to again and again. there were several films that were taken of immigra

"the chronicle" reports both the city attorney and district attorney are investigating claims pertainingo the case. >> joining us now are marisa lagos kqed's politics and government reporter. rory middle, former federal prosecutor and professor at hastings college of law. welcome to you both. let me begin with you. federal prosecutor, you know how these public corruption cases work. if you were mayor lee how worried would you be? >> remember these allegations come from his long-time rival, convicted felon raymond chow. not from the prosecution not from the government. if i'm ed lee i've got lawyers. i keep an eye on what's going on. but i don't think this filing has given any direct evidence that mayor lee did anything at this point. >> why do you call raymond chow old adversary of the mayor? >> they're political rivals. chow said i'm going to go legitimate and i'm going to run chinatown. there's an asian-american set of rivalries there. chow sued him a year ago on these same sort of allegations that he was taking bribes or whatever. that lawsuit, as far as i know, hasn't gone anywhere.

the chronicle reports the other driver did file a report, as required but the sheriff did not. >> the accident happened while the sheriff was on misdemeanor probation accused of grabbing and bruising his wife's arm. he has not filed a report or paid a fee to regain the driving privilege. >> the statement is quote, the sheriff only learned from the press, and he contacted his insurance company and was informed everybody was in order. >>> a presidential hopeful, bernie sanders came to the bay area today, meeting with nurses in oakland and looked for a major endorsement from one of their big, national unions. sergio quintatan is live with the story. >> reporter: some have been considering this run as a long shot, something that a bit of a fringe candidacy within this rate, but now, he has this major endorsement. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders waded through this crowd and signed autographs and posed for selfies. this announcement is a big deal for his campaign. >> national nurses united is endorsing candidate bernie sanders. friend, champion and president of the united states. >> uni

. >> this is quite surprising our fresh jotting this is the chronicle special a bowl of warm oats andhat's mites farther. >> and speaking of drinks tell me again the cocktail scenes is that one, the things your known for . >> the cocktails are fantastic. >> really. >> fresh ingredients we don't have a mixture it to order this is our marcus bloody mayor. >> farmer's market bloody mary the bloody marys in the airport are great shikz it up. and then we're going to garnish it with olives. and some lime and a fresh stalk of selly. right on. >> we like >> good morning everybody. welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors budget and finance sub-committee meeting for wednesday july 22, 2015. my name is mark farrell. i will be chairing the committee. i am joined by supervisor katy tang and i would like to thank the clerk linda wong and sfgtv covering this meeting. madam clerk do we have any announcements? >> yes mr. chair. please silent all cell phones and electronic devices, complete speaker cards and documents to be part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted on tod