and i on the inside and the outside. >> -- and juicy on the inside and outside. >> and we'll check in with you and this is our first time. we're proud to be here to support the portuguese community . >> thank you. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> we'll check in with you in a bit when they have the grill going and this event, they expect as many as 7,000 people to come here and they have a beer tent as well and there is some suds, aka beer featured at this event and the breweries are in san leandro and they're going to be set up here and some music, arts and crafts, vendors and a free family event if folks want to come here starting at 10. >> and you can't go wrong with the portuguese choreedo and beer. >> -- chorizo and some beer? >> weather-wise? >> and i love it -- . >> oh, yes. >> and think about it. he's got a bunk of barbecue and grills going and good to have a cooler temperature. >> yeah. >> and that weather is going to be perfect. >> and we'll take it. >> there we go and there is a nice shop the of the sky and we'll check in with you in a bit and that actual event sent other

hot. >> and she was like, hey, and looking up here in this range, and that is what is going on. >> and not in your eyes. >> the album by the way is called "storyteller" and we were listening to some songs and it ha as the thing. >> that stomp or the clap. >> and speaking of the babies. >> both babies are so, so cute. and mela was just a flower girl in a wedding. and look at that picture. all day long, she wants to kiss her, and look at that flower girl. >> oh, my gosh. >> and it is not easy, but that. not easy. >> and i was in the wedding with my best friend, and henry was on total duty and look at me, i am proud of her for being the flower girl and great, and at the very end she went daddy and went straight to him, and you know when we say "we will" in some ceremonies, and then afterwards you heard this beautiful 2-year-old voice "we will." >> and we have some guys back from "flipping boss" and they will teach you how to transform your home with lighting. and you know who has a birthday today? bobbie thomas. mother. >> back at you. >> how you feel on your >> i don't know. i keep forge

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bars and restaurant and adult entertainment and nighttime entertainment and movie theater and park and facility and religious facilities. and secondly, as you can see on the right-hand side of the slide, it does require and this is with respect only to properties that face only on a mid block alley it does require an enhanced level of affordability. and particularly speaking it requires, trc, affordability for the district. i do think think that it is important that we as a staff be clear that this project is in compliance with the youth and family sud with respect to number one, on the left-hand side of the screen, one of the entitlements you saw today is a conditional use, and with respect to the right half of your screen, number two, the project does provide a level of affordability in excess of what would have been required, under the soma youth and family sud. >> and there is one, last, code issue that i would like to talk about and this is something that we have heard a little bit about the planning commissioners in your recent hearings and this is the difference between the two

of food and water, and all safe and taken care of. i want to really thank not only dss, but they actually man the shelters, and keep them safe, but they also partner with the american red cross and with the alvation army who have been fantastic partners as we have gone through. and the national guard, we have increased the number of guardsmen on duty, and now up to 1,300 guards members across the state. and we have 7,000 on alert as we may need them, and they have done 25 aerial rescues to date, and they will continue to do that, and the good news that we have, and this is that we have zero hospitals that are going to the have to evacuate, and we have had a lot of hero, and i will talk to you about the great heroes a little bit later, but one in particular are the heroes that work at the columbia fire department. they worked all night long to get the bulk water over to the hospital so that the hospitals didn't have to go down, and if you want to talk about the work and the greatness of south carolina, it was the columbia fire departme

with the palestinians and organizers and coalition and several government groups and want to registerst of anger of what has been happening at the mosque in jerusalem. >> we must have condemnation and we will join the global community to condemn the current intrusion and simply rights of it. >> reporter: hundreds of demonstrators, not just malaysia but egyptians and palestinians have joined in this process carrying banners and chanting slogans saying long live p palestine and done with regime and they will hand it over to the ambassador to malaysia and u.s. is a key ally of israel and israeli and palestinian strife has risen over what has been happened at the mosque and palestinian and arab states accused of violations and the clashes have spread throughout the west bank. >>> two people have been shot dead outside a state police headquarters building in the australian city of sidney, a man fired on the building and killed an employee and the gunman was shot by officers and exclusion zone has been set up around the area. hurricane joaquin hit the bahamas and category four with winds of

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and the land south jersey and delaware through the afternoon and the mid-60s and sunny skies. take a look at these temperatures and the mid to upper 30s and south jersey and delaware in about the mid-40s. chilly start sunday morning and afternoon high temperatures just about the mid to upper 60s which leads us into the eagles game. sunny skies and through the fourth quarter and temperatures topping out around 67 degrees and tonight, patchy fog becoming cooler overnight and 48 degrees areas north and west and tomorrow we'll see that sunshine, a cooler day, 63-66 degrees and really nice-looking week and even sunday, there you see staying in the upper 60s and average highs are 69 degrees now and we go into next week and we'll go back into the 70s and we drop back into the 60s come wednesday. danny? >> why the eagles may not be able to bring the house against drew brees on sunday and sam bradford will have his top pass protector a gained the saints. that's next. stay tuned. >>> this is the xfinity sportsdesk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sport. >> danny po

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and then certainly up north to alexandria and shreveport, and so across lafayette and alabama and mississippiut as we concentrate on the next three days, lots of rain. this number just went up, and we updated 7.4 inches over to the next several day, and reshgs it that has been raining here, and this is what we are looking at here, and you will be seeing more rain unfortunately. this is the picture we can expect and continue to expect it. we have been of course tracking as well some of the airport dela delays, but not too much of that towards the northeast. alex? >> thank you for all of the head's up of the rain heading to the south and the gulf coast, thank thanks. >>> to politics. donald trump is hitting back at the critics at a campaign rally going on in jacksonville, florida, coming after polls in iowa are showing the lead is slipping. hillary clinton is back on the campaign trail of what many are calling a stellar performance of the benghazi hearings. in her first interview since that hearing, she went one-on-one with my colleague rachel maddow last night. >> we live in a complicate and d

and you wait and then she delivers the lines like a little bomb, and she drops them and steps away and they blow up. >> what a great audience opening night. you were hot. >> you needed hoda therere because she has a great laugh. >> yeah, yeah, you can hear it. >> and off broadway and you are a star of such stature that you could be on broadway, but why off broadway? >> well, dhe house is smaller, and that is reat. we waited sjx months for the west side theater, and it is a little gem of a place. beautiful, right? >> yes. >> who is the playcright? >> joe dipietro. >> and who is the co-star. >> he is so funny and with one look, he can take the whole thing. >> and your son in the play is cheating, and he is trying to hide and everybody has lies that tey are trying to conceal. very sneaky. >> andndyou know, it is interesting, because you start to watching it, and think, well, this is light little comedy and it is going to be fun, and it is changing, and changing. >> and like "carnage" and remember that. >> yes, and then you go, ooh, i didn't know this was going there. and i love to hear th

the market hated them and they were over sold and kept ongoing down and down. and out of nowhere a couple of things happened and then things that determined the stock prices suddenly changed the view from bear stock to bullish in the blink of an eye. for starters general electric for a one two punch and got the endorsement of a famous investor and the only one of his kind if you followed him, you'd bead the market even if you bout the position after it was announced and after it spiked and he got involved buying a ton of stock. last friday ge reporter had no flies and that's up. that was the signal that there's now an appetite for these, and they're getting more more months. since then we have seen you united technology and then the d disapointing announcement and then it went higher. only ppg was included to be expe expected and both roared ahead and that's the reinforced beat and even up here and look my job is to pull back the curtain and explain what is happening in the stock market and it worries that it's by the federal reserve system and what's been the

foreclosure and both the credit and savings, and access technology and find sustaining jobs and the works improve, the economic, and social conditions for the san francisco low and moderate residents with primarily, latino families as the constituents and the project is located in 69 and the legislation is sponsored by campos. >> do you have any questions. >> any questions on item four? >> okay. we have no budget, analyst report and so we will move on to public comment, does anybody wish to comment? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> colleagues could i have a motion to move this forward. >> we move it forward. >> motioned by supervisor mar and we can take that without objection. >> could you call item five. >> resolution, approving three emergency public works contracts with the services, and alta, and sierra, detentions to design and upgrade the electronic security system for the county jails number 1 and 2, with the total contracts not-to-exceed, 1,116,047. >> okay, thanks. dpw here? >> good morning, public works and the contract administrations i just want to say that w

foreclosure and both the credit and savings, and access technology and find sustaining jobs and the works improve, the economic, and social conditions for the san francisco low and moderate residents with primarily, latino families as the constituents and the project is located in 69 and the legislation is sponsored by campos. >> do you have any questions. >> any questions on item four? >> okay. we have no budget, analyst report and so we will move on to public comment, does anybody wish to comment? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> colleagues could i have a motion to move this forward. >> we move it forward. >> motioned by supervisor mar and we can take that without objection. >> could you call item five. >> resolution, approving three emergency public works contracts with the services, and alta, and sierra, detentions to design and upgrade the electronic security system for the county jails number 1 and 2, with the total contracts not-to-exceed, 1,116,047. >> okay, thanks. dpw here? >> good morning, public works and the contract administrations i just want to say that w

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foreclosure and both the credit and savings, and access technology and find sustaining jobs and the works improve, the economic, and social conditions for the san francisco low and moderate residents with primarily, latino families as the constituents and the project is located in 69 and the legislation is sponsored by campos. >> do you have any questions. >> any questions on item four? >> okay. we have no budget, analyst report and so we will move on to public comment, does anybody wish to comment? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> colleagues could i have a motion to move this forward. >> we move it forward. >> motioned by supervisor mar and we can take that without objection. >> could you call item five. >> resolution, approving three emergency public works contracts with the services, and alta, and sierra, detentions to design and upgrade the electronic security system for the county jails number 1 and 2, with the total contracts not-to-exceed, 1,116,047. >> okay, thanks. dpw here? >> good morning, public works and the contract administrations i just want to say that w

of the region and western howard and fauquier and culpeper counties and everybody to the west and a freeze is likely tomorrow night and temperatures around 28 to 32 degrees with very light wind and we did not get into the 30s in the district until late november and we're about a month early this year. >> a very early start. >> all right. thank you, doug. >> stay warm this weekend and thanks for joining us. "nightly news" is >>> tonight, extreme danger coast to coast. mudslides bury a california highway, trapping drivers in cars. >>> a massive wildfire torches homes in texas. and the first freeze of the season, maybe even snow, is coming for millions in the northeast. >>> 9/11 controversy. donald trump putting pa of the blame on the 9/11 attacks on former president george w. bush. and tonight the reaction from brother jeb. >>> and reports tonight that lamar odom is awake and breathing on his own and even spoke following days of uncertainty after his collapse. >>> and flu season is coming. the major push from the cdc to get everyone vaccinated. but how effective will the shots be this

and a high of 67 and much bet or thursday and friday.day's highs just like today, upper 50s to 60 degrees and v.j. has the forecast coming up. >>> it's not too early to start thinking about winter and this winter cleaning up from a snowstorm could cost you more money depending on where you live and if you don't know the new rules. >>> prince george's county police are investigating after a sworn officer shoots and kills his wife and then turns the weapon on himself. what agency he worked for and what the investigation is >> an argument and then gunshots. a husband and wife later found dead in their home. >> tonight we are learning more about the couple involved in a murder/suicide in upper marlboro. prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins with more. >> a family friend tells me these two were involved in a couples ministry and had recently been married and seemed like a loving couple to people who knew them and i'm told this is a shock to everyone who knows them. ♪ >> a family friend blasts gospel music outside of the sullivan

and oakland and san leandro and newark at 75 and castro valley and union city and fremont at 76 and pleasanton and danville and everyone else around 80 to 82 inland east bay neighborhood. another great night of sleeping if you like the cooler weather, upper 40s and low-to-mid 50's for the rest of us. here is what is happening for hallen what, it will be dry and look at the cold front come down and bring us a chance of rain on sunday and a chance of showers monday. look what it does to our temperatures, the 80s are going after saturday and we are barely in the 70s on sunday and more likely to be the in the 50s and 60s on monday and tuesday and wednesday next week. leyla? >>> we are taking you into san lorenzo with another street accident at an intersection. it sounds like these roads are currently blocked. it is not affecting traffic on the freeway but it is going to affect your commute if you take those roadways. we will make it over to the bay bridge toll plaza and it looks like what was a trickle is now a stream of cars coming in from the east bay to san francisco and not seeing a

make it better and better and better. i don't know if it's practical to think you'll ever get down to zero but the closer we push toward that goal the better off we are as a city. some of the educational standards that we senate the department, now it requires 60 hours to come on as a member of the department. there's been a lot of training and education going on. we will get word on october 20 whether or not we were successful in becoming accredited by the pennsylvania law enforcement accreditation commission. >> the questions will continue and so will the answers. we're going to step away from this now to go back to regularly scheduled programming but once again to recap, philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey announcing his retirement effective january 7. he's been on the job in philadelphia since january, 2008, coming from washington, d.c. where he was police chief. we'll have more on this major announcement on nbc 10 news at 11:00 a.m. now we return you to your regular programming. before fingerhut.com, my b

notice there's no lightning here and ashburn and herndon and you're about to get this, too and this is all coming down toward the metro area in and around the next 15 to 30 minutes and this is a wider string here. you can see the storms just to the north and just to our south and we're in a little bit of an area that doesn't have as much strive. that's good news for us and keep those umbrellas handy and we'll continue to watch this right on through the 7:00 hour. >>> doug, thank you. president obama is in roseburg oregon tonight and meeting privately with family members and surviving victims from last week's mass shooting in a community college there. this trip comes with comfort and controversy. as nbtc's jennifer bjork lund reports the visit is all about politics. >> reporter: the president have saiding roseburg, oregon, just a week after the umpqua community college. an event that left him visibly angry about the gun laws. >> this. >> a student opened fire and killed nine classmates before dying in what the medical examiner ruled to be suicide. a quinnipiac poll in the aftermath of

and hagerstown and you can see even into northern portions of frederick county and thur montt and seeingstrong storms there and right along the 15 and right back along 40 and 70 back toward hagerstown. strong storms and we do not have watches or warnings in our area and that may change, though, as we move on through the night today and we can see the severe thunderstorm warnings and a thunderstorm watch around the philadelphia and new york areas and wouldn't be surprised to see stronger storms in the region, too and that's what we'll be watching as we move on through the rest of the evening hours. if you see thunder and lightning, high wind will be the main threat here and heavy rain. it will be brief heavy rain and brief high winds. those winds could gust upwards of 40, 50, 60 miles per hour and they call them a medium threat and we do think we'll see storms, however, and we're not anticipating too much in the way of weather. >> 6:00, you can see the showers and storms around the region and by 8:00, they're down to the south around southern maryland and fredericksburg and by 10:00, this

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at the weekend. 58 on saturday and 55 on sunday and 55 on monday, and those are high temperatures and that is closer to the angelo in this time of year. veronica takes a closer look at the low temperatures on saturday and sunday night. >> thanks, doug. >> when you're buying tires you care about the price, but you also want ones that are going to give you good wear on the treads. >> erica gonzalez has been looking into which brands last longer than others. >> manufacturers claim tread life anywhere from 30,000 to 100,000 miles, but consumer reports say some don't always last as long as promised. when you shop for tires you may be swayed by the tread wear claim, but like many people, paul neidermyer finds his tires don't last that long. >> it lasted 80,000 and it might last 40 or 45. consumer reports tested two samples of each. a convoy of truck drove each tire 16,000 miles and it was measured at regular intervals to predict how long the tires would last and the proper maintenance and makes a difference how and when you drive, but our mileage projections are a good way to compare treadw

surrounded the victim and took his wallet and smart phone and got in their car and fled.r was found abandoned. >>> we have an update on the security breach effecting the philadelphia federal credit unon and is connects to the acme and home depot computer systems, a small number of credit union members had their debit accounts compromised as well and some were drained by unauthored purchases and now the cards are blocked and the money will be credited back to them. >>> one more time, lets check in with matt pellman or an update on the highways tonight. >> speaking of things being blocked we have some blockages this evening, for our friends headed into new jersey from the ben franklin bridge, they get to hit the wall of traffic on the admiral wilson boulevard eastbound, because of a crash behind this clump of trees causing slowing from the ben franklin bridge, and from the eastbound side of 70 restricting traffic, and glassboro intermediate school and a crash brought down a pole by andy's pizza in hammonton, coming up in just about 25 minutes look for an opening at the taco

and who shall die and who by fire by earthquake in who shall have anxiety and who shall be tranquil and who shall be troubled. the truth is that we are all all of those things. there was an interpretation of that that is basically i will live and i will die. i will be troubled and i will be anxious. my understanding of the walk in the world is there is joy and there is pain and god is present through all of these things. we are not in this inanimate world of just molecules. there is love and there is god and bad things are still going to happen and people are still going to make horrible choices. god is present and all things that happen god is weeping. i like to still believe that i'm not sure of it but i like to believe there is a grand design in the world that makes things okay. >> host: yuran father was jewish and your mother was catholic figure mother was an alcoholic. you chose judaism over catholicism. >> i didn't so much choose it. we believe we are who we are so there is that. it was also a path that my parents decided on for my sister and me. my sister was baptized but i was a

and some of it could filter and the lower valley and maybe the bay. but there is in fog to contend with. you can see the finger of low clouds along the east bay shoreline over the port of oakland. so headed to noon, 64 at noon and low 70s for most with more of a breeze today. temperatures are close to yesterday. 64 at the cost, mid-to-upper 70s for the rest us. off to a rough commute. >> you would not know it by the san mateo bridge because traffic is flowing approaching the high-rise. the problem is, when you get to the peninsula at 101, this is where we have a report of all lanes blocked westbound highway 92 at 101 with a six car crash involving a box truck so all lanes are blocked approaching 101 and this is causing a sig-alert and we will let you know when the alert lifts and you can use the dumbarton bridge as an alternate. >> this morning, the marin county sheriff is investigating a suspicious death at a popular marin county trail. our reporter is near the scene in fairfax. >> tiffany i was briefed by the lead investigator and he said officers a

more fun and active and engaging play experiences and keep the locations where they are and act in more experiences and key experiences with the playground. it's always full accessibility, safety and high consideration for security operations and maintenance. that runs throughout an absolute given. this is what emily is going to present now for what the new concept design is going to be. >> good morning, commissioners. i'm emily with landscape architecture. i'm going to run through the design. this is a site diagram showing some of the key core site concepts. one we had with the playground is to increase the playground with the plaza and to increase the symmetry with city hall. the main design inspiration is coming from the movement of fog throughout city in the way it gets trapped on buildings and trees and radio towers. where a forest is a series of slender poles and they are the play structure themselves and the necessitates light and transparent. here is a concept diagram of two equally great symmetrical playgrounds and these tethered cloud structures and become each of the playgrou

here and mr. chair protect the housing semiand strengthen goals against evictions we're commented for housing needs for all san franciscans to learn more visit highway> >> good afternoon. today is october 15, 2015. welcome to the public safety and neighborhood services committee of the city of san francisco board of supervisors. my name is john avalos and i am chairing this committee today in place of supervisor eric mar. supervisor david campos is not here today either. today's committee member is julie christensen who is committee member this year. our clerk of the board is mr. evans. please share your announcements. city clerk: please silence all cell phones and devices. items acted upon today will appear on the agenda unless otherwise stated. >>supervisor john avalos: i would like a motion to excuse supervisor mar and campos. item no. 1, please. city clerk: [liquor license - 745 o'farrell street] hearing to consider that the issuance of a type 42 on-sale beer and wine public premises license t

foreclosure and both the credit and savings, and access technology and find sustaining jobs and the works improve, the economic, and social conditions for the san francisco low and moderate residents with primarily, latino families as the constituents and the project is located in 69 and the legislation is sponsored by campos. >> do you have any questions. >> any questions on item four? >> okay. we have no budget, analyst report and so we will move on to public comment, does anybody wish to comment? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> colleagues could i have a motion to move this forward. >> we move it forward. >> motioned by supervisor mar and we can take that without objection. >> could you call item five. >> resolution, approving three emergency public works contracts with the services, and alta, and sierra, detentions to design and upgrade the electronic security system for the county jails number 1 and 2, with the total contracts not-to-exceed, 1,116,047. >> okay, thanks. dpw here? >> good morning, public works and the contract administrations i just want to say that w

one woman was so burned and barely moved and put up on a stretcher and she was frightened and she had one injured hand and one of the medics was holing it and stroking it to give her comfort. >> we hear about the horrors and we are hearing about what happens on land on crossing. and the atrocity suffer as they make their way across the sah a saharaa. and women raped and others beaten. >> when it is related to the violence in libya. or to the accidents in the desert. >> reporter: here you can see the doctors trying to distract babysit on board and blowing up gloves. most migrants are africans fleeing the military. and al-shabaab terrorist in somalia. and a lot of women are taken as sex slaves and not told that is their destiny until they arrive in europe. they are told they are going to college or beauty school. the plans to deport tens of thousands of the migrants, we haven't told them the alleged plan so far. we asked immigration lawyers here in siciowa ly and they say it is incredibly difficult to get the process of deportation going. you need to identify where they came from and mo

and a mix of cloud and sun and d dismissal, a nice, autumn day. on tuesday, any early morning sunshine will quickly give way to clouds and notice the high on tuesday only 58 degrees and a 30% chance of rain after sunset and by the way, you're wondering it's about 6:15 and on wednesday, a high likelihood that we're dealing with 80% and the temps are not too bad on wednesday, but look at future weather here and 7:00 a.m. we're waking up to showers across the area and we continue to track showers through the midday, afternoon and evening hours and we'll start to dry out wednesday night into thursday. thursday being looking really nice and the warmest day out of the next seven, and friday, a high of 63 and definitely cool, temperatures in the low 60s and for trick or treating right now forecasting temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s under the costume. >> halloween's already out there and where does the time go? >> it feels like the future for reston for now and we imagined it 30 years ago and it was back to the future as part of the internationa

sdtq-and jim webb an and bernie sanders and hillary clinton. and joe biden, if he decides. could there be another candidate. you never know. and donald trump will tweet the whole boring thing if he stays away. what is going on in las vegas? >> reporter: i will drinking coughy and lookingñr for the tweets no doubt. and joe biden, they have a sixth podium waiting for the vice-president. and no signs of him diverting his planes west. i spoke to a top fundraiser and he said he believes he getting in but anyone's guess. he is leaning and get in after the debate and not show up here tonight in las vegas. that would obviously scramble things big time. hillary clinton came out still leading the pack. and still watching bernie sanders close on her heels. and vice-president joe boyd bide if he gets in. and here's what is interesting in the new poll, in head-to-head match ups, hillary clinton despite leading the democratic field is badly trailing ben carson and donald trump and jeb bush and loedzing to carly fiorina. joe biden. you can see in the head-to-head match up leads donald tru

77 and danville is 78 and same with alamo and pittsburg and 80s around antioch and brentwood and livermoreanton, but the 90s are coming this weekend. tonight, sleep i-and notice more cloud cover, san mateo bridge north with fog in north bay valley to clouds along coast and mid-50s and nearly 60 degrees and we will wake up with clear conditions in the south bay and inland east bay. my seven-day forecast is warmer tomorrow and wednesday and thursday is steady and 70s at the coast, friday, 80s around the bay and 90s inland from fleet week and we should not have low clouds after 10:00 or 11 o'clock in the morning and then not at all this weekend with issues for driving this morning the how is the commute. no issues in the air but we have issues here on the ground as we look a picture from sky 7 looking to 880 with flashing lights southbound traffic is slow because of early construction that left behind gravel and folks are hitting the gravel and it is never a good thing and you can see the kind of delays that it is causing. if you are headed away from high street beyond oakland airport to 98th

they have extensive experience and work in san francisco and work with mta and muni and the paratransit program and have contract in new york. at part of this we conducted public outreach and happy to answer any questions. >> thank you. that is interesting to hear about ab 24, the bill at the state level that would hold the tmc drivers to a similar policy so i hope that is something we are able to publicize not just to the taxi driver population but to the general population in san francisco because i think hearing about this policy for taxi drivers the next logical question is what about the tmc drivers so pleased to hear that. >> people with tcp license do they have requirements? >> tcp--drug and alcohol for tcp? yeah. i believe they do. i don't have it off the top of my head by understanding is they already have that requirement and we are-there is a unlevel plague field and have 3 similar services with different requirements >> isn't that the reason the state claim thrz is jurisdiction over the tmc is they come in through the same jurisdiction as the town cars? >> yes, i guess it is

teaching and learning and career preparedness and helping the school around strrment management andater conservatism and through the support of sfpuc the district has dramatically but u cut their water and energy we're working on two green projects i'll ask in detail on the development literacy we're realizing a curriculum that covers water and power sewer projects it will help all through nonprofit to incorporate the important lessons and will serve as a guideline for future curriculum giles to reintegrate our programs we've supported sfpuc stem department the engineering and math we've helped with the career barriers you including the job instruction in the classroom to help the kids to understand real life planning and they'll need to carry out the projects and as the kids move through the system we're offering paid work basis location introduce the summer grant and partnerships are the sfaud technical in school program where students are learning about opportunities and at this point i'd like to share some of the highlights of this body of work. >> so sustainability a major i'll

and she said that tpt would link markets through europe and asia, and raise standards on labor and the environment and intellectual property. that's what she said. and today she reversed the stance and said that the deal would hurt american jobs. listen to it in her words. >> i've been trying to learn as much as i can about the agreement. but i'm worried. i'm worried about currency manipulation not being part of the agreement. we have lost american jobs to thing manipulations that countries, particularly in asia have engaged in. i'm worried that the pharmaceutical companies may have gotten more benefits and patients and consumers, fewer as of today. i'm not in favor of what i have learned about it. >> so there you go, tony. you hear it yourself. you hear what she said now, and hear what she said then, and she has changed. >> and then she says as of today, which opens up the possibility that she could flip again, and what's going on? why all of the flip flopping? >> it's political maneuvering, and president obama calls it a key with asia and his administration that possibly will be reme

o include medical officers and outpatient and focusing and salons and other centers. >> the home will provide up to 48 hundred square feet along the mission street frontage intended to activate the street to achieve the goals as described it creates a special use that requires a zoning map and planning code text amendment the amendment will simply remove the shading at the subject property for the height one of the zoning map amendments to add a boundary to the ftes as shown by the red doted line. >> the second amendment to 9 maps will include a plan map to the height and bulk where it currently shows a health and bulk of 50 x. >> and finally the planning code text amendment will add a section to establish the jewish home the sud will allow the non-residential uses within the district and allow a smaller floor within the special use district the above images are the proposed construction that is the admitting frontage that provides a presence along mission street activating and providing existing square feet part of building is set back to better respect the neighbors height and bulk.

foreclosure and both the credit and savings, and access technology and find sustaining jobs and the works improve, the economic, and social conditions for the san francisco low and moderate residents with primarily, latino families as the constituents and the project is located in 69 and the legislation is sponsored by campos. >> do you have any questions. >> any questions on item four? >> okay. we have no budget, analyst report and so we will move on to public comment, does anybody wish to comment? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> colleagues could i have a motion to move this forward. >> we move it forward. >> motioned by supervisor mar and we can take that without objection. >> could you call item five. >> resolution, approving three emergency public works contracts with the services, and alta, and sierra, detentions to design and upgrade the electronic security system for the county jails number 1 and 2, with the total contracts not-to-exceed, 1,116,047. >> okay, thanks. dpw here? >> good morning, public works and the contract administrations i just want to say that w

more fun and active and engaging play experiences and keep the locations where they are and act in more experiences and key experiences with the playground. it's always full accessibility, safety and high consideration for security operations and maintenance. that runs throughout an absolute given. this is what emily is going to present now for what the new concept design is going to be. >> good morning, commissioners. i'm emily with landscape architecture. i'm going to run through the design. this is a site diagram showing some of the key core site concepts. one we had with the playground is to increase the playground with the plaza and to increase the symmetry with city hall. the main design inspiration is coming from the movement of fog throughout city in the way it gets trapped on buildings and trees and radio towers. where a forest is a series of slender poles and they are the play structure themselves and the necessitates light and transparent. here is a concept diagram of two equally great symmetrical playgrounds and these tethered cloud structures and become each of the playgrou

thought she had money and went and assaulted her and ultimately killed her. we believe it was a robbery. >> 22-year-old kiesha jenkins was jumped after getting out of a car. she was beaten to the ground and shot twice in the back. the police and neighbors say that section of hunting park is popular with transgender prostitutes. jenkins was arrested for prostitution last year. and police sources say jenkins was known around the park as high earner and they believe that made the vick testimony a target. >> high-risk behavior and pep that behave in that activity are more at risk to have something happen to them. >> he grew up stefan jenkins in south philadelphia and he started living a double life a couple years ago. stefan by day and kiesha by night. they say they don't know what kiesha was doing in the park at 2:30, tuesday morning. they just remember a funny, out spoken, welcoming soul who inspired others to be the themselves. the police have witnesses. but they need more to come forward. >> we believe people out there know what happened. we need them to cont

the owner did upgrade and repair of walls and roof and setting and painting. it includes annual inspection of windows, doors, wood siding and trims and any elements as necessary. staff recommends that the hpc recommend approval to the board of supervisors for the following reasons. it's a historic resource under the planning code. the rehabilitation and maintenance plan was appropriate for the historic resource and all works meets the secretary of the interior standards. 761 post street is an 18 story hotel sro building designed by architecture firm weeks and day in the ark deco style and constructed in 1930 and a contributor to the tenderloin district strict. 761 post street is valued at over $5 million, a report was submitted and demonstrates that granting the exemption would assist in the preservation of the property that is in danger of demolition or oolt alterations and completed upgrades and roof replacement and concrete to the fas sad and includes concrete repair to the elevations and window replacement. the plan includes inspections of all windows annu

we have sunshine and the bright blue skies and a breeze across our region and a nice afternoon and a nice fall afternoon and tonight it will be rather chilly if you're heading out and winds out of the northwest at 10 miles per hour gusting at 20 miles per hour and that makes it feel cooler especially in the shade. sunset tonight at 6:29. it's going to be a very chilly night. so grab the jacket for sure. if you're going out now you will be out after the sun goes down at 6:30 and you'll need it around the 6:00, 7:00 hour and we'll stay dry for the next week or so and almost no chance of rain at all for about a week and there are a few showers up to the north and look at the cold air coming across the lakes and that's what's helping to produce some of these showers here and the cold air acreslot of. temperatures right now only in the 40s and 48 buffalo, and 50 in pittsburgh right now and that's the kind of cold air that we have coming into our region during the day tomorrow and look at the frost and freeze advisories across the country and chicago, this area under a freeze warning. free

i have guests today, pat buscavich and his dog, harvey and david, and both structural engineers and weant to talk about things that you might do before an earthquake to your home to make it more likely that your home will be ha bitable after an earthquake, what should we do? both structural and maybe even important non-structural things. >> you hear about how to prepare an earthquake kit and brace your book shelves and water tank and that is important. what you have to be careful is make sure that you are not going the easy things to make yourself feel better. if you have a bad structure, a bad building, then you need to be looking at that and everything that you do to keep your collectables in place is small and compared. if you have taken care of your structure, then there is a lot of stuff that you can do in your house that is non-structural and your chimney and water tank. >> let's talk about what the structural things might be. >> and he is exactly right. you don't want to make the deck chairs safe on the titanic, it is going down, you are going down, you have to make sure that yo

and so we-- we too this testimony and-- and we figured that if we publicized it and-- and filed it in courts and so on, that the russians, you know, no matter how corrupt they were, that putin-- would have to at least let the mid-level guys go. he'd have to, like, put-- throw them under the bus. but he didn't. know what i mean? it was just-- i mean, they-- they just lied blatantly. >> but it was-- it was obvious from the autop-- autopsy photos. >> everything was obvious. and we knew who did it. we had all the evidence. and they decided to just completely circle the wagons, cover it up, and-- and exonerate every single person involved. putin did, personally. i said to myself-- well, how do we get justice outside of russia? and i discovered something really terrible about the world, which is that if-- if something like this happens-- there are no mechanisms of international justice. the best thing you can do is go to the state department and if they're-- if they're willing they'll write, like-- a sentence, or maybe two sentences in-- in a report to say that they're not so happy with how

gorgeous and temperature 73 and falling a little bit and comfortable and relative humidity 57% and windsines, very nice and many high clouds. bus stop temperatures 52 and picking the kids up a different story. critical time tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. right in the heart of rush hour and high school football, yes, some of the storms could contain gusty winds and some hail. 10:00 tonight in the low to mid 60s and 51 in frederick and 62 in gaithersburg and buoy, in the morning the clouds in this up and upper 50s and low 60s and roll back in the morning and the morning commute is dry and the evening is what we are concerned about. 9:00 in the 60s. 63 in gaithersburg and in fairfax. by 1:00, you can take lunch outside. 77 in fredericksburg and 74 in cumberland. by 5:30, a line of showers and storms will develop. much like summertime and cold front will go through. temperatures ahead of the front, 79 downtown but note carefully, you see the red, and certainly a lot of yellow and orange, that indicates heavy activity and we had a heavy alert out. it clears out in time for the weekend. 60s in the morn

and rentals on sunday and monday. the shadow, the new shadow will be on the park 20 days between september and march. the new shadowranges from one minute to 23 minute and average is 12 minutes. the largest footprint october 25th from 7:30 to 7:38 and will shadow just over 6,000 square feet of the park. it's approximately 13% of the total park area. the maximum shadow cast is 822 square foot hours on 10/25 and total square foot of the new shadow is just over 36,000 or .03%. location of the shadow is in the southern part of the property along folsom street -- right now it has a lawn area south of the playground. this shows you cumulative projects that we know in the pipeline. there is 363 6th street is highlighted in orange. just south of that is 988 harrison interest and has been determined that project will cast no new project on the park. that would have a minimal shadow of .07%. these two shadows interact. so the information of these projects is -- it lays over each other. so they may cast similar shadow. 999 folso

myself -- and to his credit, he let me in and dan and i were involved in these conference calls and information that was coming around the country. and we had to figure out what was hot, what we needed to push to the pd hierarchy, what we needed to push to mayor giuliani. and there were a couple of controversial things that, you know, significant things that we just had to run, literally and find the mayor physically and get his feedback. he was tremendously supportive throughout, i would have to say, as would be expected. so we had that. but then -- here's another thing that's crucial. is we -- there was a culture. we were going against culture. and it's -- on the federal end, there were various issues among the federal government themselves as to intelligence side and criminal side and who communicates what with who in the whole nypd had certain information and certain ways of doing things. the fbi had certain information and certain way -- and then we were thrust into the middle of all of that. and it was extremely murky. and frankly, i'm not going to -- a couple of -- the word,

and half moon bay and oakland is 55 and hayward is 54 and fremont and san jose at 53 and san ramon is 48 and napa and santa rosa 47 and 45. no delays at sfo and no clouds today and we will is total sunshine, inland 76 to 82, breezy, and across the north bay, and 9 cost of 65 to 68, and most of the bay is 70s to 77 which is warmer-than-average. >> good morning, everyone, now we know how long it will tack you from tracy to dublin is 43 americans and busy on highway 4, antioch to concord is 33 meant come mute and 101 in the north bay, san rafael to san francisco is 18 minutes and if we stay in the east bay we have a problem, south 680 if you travel away from the san ramon valley, away from the dublin interchange you will find it at 13 miles per hour, still the top sped, approaching it the drive is extremely sluggish approaching the sunol grade. along 84th ride is moving along with the exception of buchanan and beyond the accident it is nice and clear. >> 6:10. a warning of the fished that is many of us eat at restaurants and why it may not be what it seems. >> possible impact to your com