5, 710 millions and doubled the open space which is very impressive and even if you consider the chronicle building is probably around half of that i don't know the breakdown maybe a little bit less or more but providing the prments opinion in the mary court area and the other open space maybe the relative of this project taking 8 years how everything is scripted to minimize the wind and allow as much sun into the open space i'm in favor of the building and the office space is a logical place it fits into the tower separation issues as well as the winds and the shadow issues so i think this is extremely well designs and very much in favor the project. >> commissioner richards. >> we've heard about youth and families and overlay i pulled the legislation that authorized it but it said it is intended to extend the affordable housing in the area so i think we're covered 33 percent over a code compliant project would do in residential it is to protect and enhance the environment by adopting the policies like the conditional use authorization as we saw for several types of incapable use with you

we somehow substitute the ground floor which i like the chronicle open space but i consider that valley level of mary court open space is more public. >> commissioner antonini i'd like to to move on above of the planning commission a separate one from rec and park i'd like to raise this cumulative shadows for the monocare park as part of motion. >> second. >> if there's no further discussion for the planning commission to raise the cumulative shadow for the park commissioner antonini. >> commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore no commissioner richards commissioner wu no and commissioner fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes 5 to two with commissioner moore and commissioner wu voting against and so rec and park we'll i'd like to entertain a motion to approve agenda item to c. >> i wanted to say i think so the communities concern i was the pro bono attorney for 6 years that was the longest real estate transcription i've worked on i sympathy emphasize with the data but under the shadow analysis the shadow indicate cast on bodecker when you look at the quantif

power players at seven thirty on chronicle. heather: forget passwords your face may in fact a selfie may soon be enough to make an online purchase. mastercard is testing a new program called selfie pay. they buy a product requiring an identity to be verified, they will get a push notification to their mobile device, which opens the app. then the customer takes a selfie and blinks. that blink prevents a criminal from just holding up another person' s picture. that is pretty remarkable. hershey' s is going big with it' s new chocolate kiss for the holidays. the hershey kisses deluxe is double the size of the standard kiss. it has a hazelnut center and is flecked with rice crisps. they will come in packages of three and 4 and in bigger gift box sizes. kisses deluxe go on sale november 5. sign me up. if you' re not into chocolate kisses how about a new frozen dessert that' s designed for everyone. phil: even if you have allergies. up next we test the product that promises to be allergen-free. >> coming up tonight, a probation offic

the chronicle reports the contractor has in friday top outline a plan. speaking with management business, the accidents have had an effect on business. >> sales are down right now. there is definitely you know when the strucks are parked out here they are parked over night. they are taking up parking spaces. you know blocking off sections. entire blocks almost. making it hard for people to come to this neighborhood. >> and it has become a blame game. pg&e blames the construction companies for using heavier equipment instead of hand digging while the contractors are providing utility. as we were back out here live you are taking a look at market where the press conference is scheduled to take place. the other issue is the construction caused a lot of traffic. it's pretty quiet now. so far so good in terms of traffic. a lot of people concerned here. residents and merchants and they say because of the delays, at least according to the paper these delays could cause the construction to last in 2017. >>> brian flores live in san francisco. >>> coming up a lit

my guest today is journalist and author of the fortune cookie chronicles jennifer 8. lee. i'm maria hinojosa. this is one on one. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org jennifer 8. lee, you are a former new york times reporter and the author of fortune cookie chronicles: adventures in the world of chinese food. and lets just start with that first statistic of if you look at the number of mcdonald's, burger kings, kentucky fried chickens, and wendy's combined, you still have more chinese food restaurants. >> more chinese restaurants. more than 45,000, and growing every year, about ten percent. >> hinojosa: so how is that possible? because people think, you know what? you have fast food everywhere in the united states. or there's an image. so the truth is that in fact chinese food is... >> more pervasive, yeah. >> hinojosa: more a part of who we are, in a way. >> exactly, exactly. because, you know, as i like to say, you know, if our benchmark for americanness is apple pie, you should ask yourself, when was the last time you ate apple pie versus when was the

. >> you should also note that tabloid way -- the chronicle, which isn't the first time, has sort of advanced this issue nearly two weeks before an election. the chronicle did this before with the tragedy of miss steinly when many times we asked them to print retractions and corrections and they did not. that's reflective of a changing san francisco. we shouldn't tolerate the kind of bad journalism -- >> what do you mean by changing san francisco? >> i think i let my friends here to weigh in it on. this is a city where we like to celebrate our diversity, but the economic diversity of the city is literally being vang wished by city hall. i think that translates to the criminal justice system. >> i would say this. the deputies in urgency to point out some shortcoming of the sheriff have not necessarily dealt with the issues of their lack of protocol following policies and procedures. so i find it ironic that they point the finger at him for something that is minor as not qualifying because he is not expected to operate in a public safety role on a daily basis. he is the administrator o

each week on "redskins chronicles" we take an in depth look at a piece of the team's storied legacy. architect of all three of the redskins super bowl championship team defenses. redskins back in action on sunday hosting philadelphia. 1:00 kickoff at fedex field. both teams are 1-2. the redskins come off a loss

it chronicles that situation. if indeed it has affected him, would you say that adversely that he was less capable after the assassination because of the physical and emotional changes? is that what you are suggesting? >> everyone that worked with ronald reagan in the white house said he had his good days and bad days. nobody said that about him when he was governor of -- i i believe there was a change. he somehow miraculously lifted himself up by sheer will. some days when reagan was so detached when he didn't come down to work, he watched soap operas, we chronicle all of that but something within reagan pulled it together and allowed him to have a very successful presidency, in the top ten of all presidents. >> that's an interesting point. as you say, this assassination attempt occurred within six weeks of taking office. he goes on to win another election and do phenomenally well in debates with exception of one. he inspired a nation and lifted them up economically, won the cold war. what more could he have done

according to the san francisco chronicle, the lead designer of the bay bridge.hat cable is in danger of rusting because of rain water leak into its anchorages. up on the span, the cable itself is protected from wet weather by a steel jacket. but inside the deck, those steel strands that form the cable. they are exposed -- exposed to the elements. and according to the chronicle, cal trans officials -- trans admit that rain water has seeped into the passages in the past although the agency explains there is no active corrosion right now. now, cal tran uses dehumidifiers inside those anchorages. the agency says it may have to come up with some sort of a new plan to deal with these water leaks. you may remember the bay bridge officials of course in the past. they have expressed concern about rods at the base of the span's tower and the possibility for corrosion there. but, you know, according to the san francisco chronicle, the lead designer of the bridge says that he is even more worried about the possibility of corrosion on the main cable itself. so an even bigger

tomorrow on "chronicle," vamoose vermont! making some noise and picking up goat cheese, mozzarella, and more fresh as can be from massachusetts farms. "cheese please" tomorrow at 7:30 on "chronicle." frank: the "chronicle" people are always having a ball. drinking wine. it's a party over there. sera: ramping up to help a neighbor in need. frank: the volunteer effort boosting a needham family and why the special project means so much. a major ski resort is ready to the early opening ahead. can you believe it? already ski resorts opening. if you step outside, it is chilly. there is a feel of winter. mike talks about the temperatures over the next 24 frank: 6:24. welcome back. the ski season starts today-- at least at killington mountain in vermont. you can take a run while you take in the foliage. the beast-- as it is called-- will open to season pass holders at noon. the chairlifts will be ready to go for everyone else tomorrow morning. sunday river is also expected to open tomorrow. sera: that kind of freaks us out, mike. but

. >>> welcome to "redskins chronicles." i'm larry michael at redskins park.ach week here on "redskins chronicles" we take an in-depth look at a piece of this team's storied legacy today we'll hear from one of the greats to ever wear the burgundy and gold, the always classy big owens. the redskins take on the falcons in atlanta on sunday. they are 4-0 under first-year coach dan quinn and the redskins, 2-2

i can be tonight on "chronicle." phil: lexus is known for luxury, but the new model is made completely out of cardboard. it is on display at the innovation show in britain. it was handbells using 1700 sheets of cardboard. it has functional doors, headlights, and wilson has an electric motor and steering wheel, making it drivable. it took three months, by the way to build. jc: recycling. phil: i do not know how the crash test works. jc: people in a suburban unusual black bear. phil: why wildlife experts say their plan could do more harm than good. jc: and coming up new at 6:00, following breaking news from the south shore. dangerous weapons taken off the streets. phil: also, trying to lift up the reputation of drones. a new competition will put these flying robots to a new test. jc: and be tt2watv# 1t bt@qkix tt2watv# 1t "a@q[e< tt2watv# 1t bm@qpn0 tt4watv# 1t " dztq 8m\ tt4watv# 1t " entq hi< tt4watv# 1t " gzt& qnd tt4watv# 1t " hnt& a@( tt4watv# 1t " iztq +)p tt4watv# 1t " jntq 9y0 tt4watv# 1t " lzt& !4l everyone is

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the elemental chronicles use the computer game as a backdrop for the characters and plot.logy was written by an 18-year-old freshman at the university of rhode island. >> this is similar to the real everything, but all of the natural resources in this world are made up of blocks. and you are in this world as the only person, you can play with other people in multiplayer worlds, and what you do is you can take these blocks and move them around to create structures. i think that minecraft is so popular because it is such a basic concept, but such a brilliant one. it is something that absolutely anyone can get into. there are also zombies that chase after you but burn up in the sunlight. i finish writing book one when i was 14 years old. it was not too long after i started playing minecraft, back in my freshman year of high school, i had a lot of free time back then. basically, most of my free time was spent both playing minecraft and writing this book. by howeally intrigued interesting this online world was and how the people acted were, and i ssw that a lot of people in the

according to the san francisco chronicle, the experts submitted a report to cal tran saying similar cableson other bridges have been attacked by corrosion. their report their group. and ahead of the bay bridge oversight committee told the chronicle that he would be discussing the proposal with caltran. >>> twitter could be gambling off some of its staff. it's been reported that the san francisco day social media giant would begin to let an undisclosed number of software engineers closed. this all comes as the founder and returning ceo jack dorcey is reportedly looking to help the company's bottom line. twitter stock the down almost 20% this year alone, plus the company lost $676 million in the last two quarters. spue sapors spending their money. their spending is up 47%. that is not a reality. the market is showing some jitters. >> twitter might well be attractive to a larger company, but probably with a smaller payroll. and that may be one of the possible outcomes of this rumored lay- off process. >> well, right now, twitter employs 4100 people. most are software engineers. twitter has ye

that' s chronicle, tonight at 7:30. jc: fewer kids are signing up for sports and pressure from parents may be to blame. according to a recent study, the number of kids and teens playing team sports is down 10%. experts say parents' focus on elite travel clubs and scholarships are hurting youth sports leagues. >> parents are getting increasingly competitive about showing their kids are number one in everything and sports is just another example. jc: many parents say they feel the heat from other parents to push one sport and focus on it year round no matter the expense. travel teams are now a $7-billion industry. phil: you can play three in town but clubs cost a lot of money. college. other ways to get scholarships. jc: true. the nation' multi-millionaire revealed! phil: up next: we' s massive powerball jackpot. reporter: coming up at 6:00, draft teams under fire. the boston-based fantasy sports site in the wake of an alleged cheating scandal. also, mom' s outraged at the halloween toy syringe. she may be battling cancer

according to the chronicle, the sheriff department will be here at 11:30 am to change the locks.>> we will have whatever happens coming up today at noon. >>> according to the san francisco chronicle, drivers are demanding that uber hike their rate by 60%. they want the cancellation fee from $5-$7, and 1200 drivers nationwide has said they will protest outside the uber offices, including san francisco .>>> there were two separate bay area killings, and they are due in court today, and reports of new evidence, including who may have pulled the trigger. >>> the american people are sick and tired of hearing about these emails.>> clashes during last night's debate and we will talk about the highlights coming up next.>>> we're looking at the crowd of people trying to drive to marin county and it looks okay.>>> fog is out there, but the higher clouds are taking president today, and rains are possible for the south and more on that next. gy. don't let your neighbor enjoy all the savings. visit pge.com/checkup and get started today. we thought we'd be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters

you' ve seen our home at last series on new hampshire chronicle. shelley: now, the wmur news team behind that series is being honored for making a difference in the lives of granite state children. it is time to deal with skyrocketing out-of-pocket costs. commentator: the 32-year-old head of a pharmaceutical company raised the price of a life-saving drug overnight by 5,000%. i'm announcing a detailed plan to crack down on these abuses. commentator: he may be lowering it after hillary clinton blasted him out of the water. the out-of-pocket costs that consumers have to pay. should have to choose between buying the medicine they need and paying their rent. i'm hillary clinton, who is it that's got the foreign policy experience to deal with what has become an increasingly complicated world at a time when america needs to emerge and restore its leadership? no one really has that experience, except for maybe one. john kasich's for us. new day independent media committee, inc. is responsible for the content of this advertising. i thought southern new hamp

experts interviewed by the chronicle say the crash between the rods could fail overtime. a cal tran engineer does not think the microcracking is an issue. the agency could do further testing of the rods. >>> today, san francisco assume visier along with people who live and work will call for an investigation of a series of gas line breaks connected to a construction project. and five natural gas leaks. crews are working to replace water and suer lines. and supervisor along with several neighborhoods. people, business. a hearing of a board of supervisors to investigate. >> and the owner o f a 1978 ferrari has good insurance. and burst into flames. contra costa times reports as the owner is gassing up. and everyone ran away from the flames. and the model 380-m like the one used on the tv show, magnum pi is badly burned. morello road was shut down more than an hour, but no one was hurt. >>> the chp broke up an illegal side show. officers on patrol near madeo yesterday morning spotted several cars spinning their tires and doing donuts in a parking lot near franklin canyon roa

but the co-owner told "san francisco chronicle" it will not happen and vows to stay open. sinbads has been tied up in a legal battle over the pier to property on the embarcadero. they want to use the property to build an expanded ferry terminal. >> a lot of februarys were -- folks were jogging on the embarcadero year. >> congratulations. >> found a cool spot. >> now, the fog and an update open what is going on, the one finger rolling across the golden gate bridge over to richmond and maybe even berkeley. but it has not moved north, and looking south on 101 it is clear. walnut creek has early risers waking up to temperatures in the mid-to-upper 60s under clear sky. it is still going to be warm, just taught so hot as it was yesterday. tracking the chance of showers from the south pay, south, still have a small chance of showers across the north bay. the coolest weather is saturday interest sunday. next week we will rebound with temperatures back above average. although it will feel like fall this weekend it will not hang around. you can see the winds in fair at 17 miles per

we are learning more about the case with police telling the "san francisco chronicle" they stole the gun used in the murders from an unlocked park parked west of fishermen's wharf in san francisco in a lock case in a bag. it is reported that morrison haze lampley was the shooter. he was on parole and probation for previous offenses. all three defendants are charged in the murders of audrey carey and steve carter. the three that are charged are eligible for the death penalty. the prosecutors say they do mutt know if they will seek the death penalty. the arraignment is set governor 9:00. >> redwood city police say this man posed a doctor and sexually assaulted women at the hospital where he worked as a security supervisor. the detectives say he posted an ad looking for models and told two women who responded to the ad to go to hospital for medical exams. he met them in the garage and police say he assaulted one of the women in a utility room and the other left after becoming suspicious and chow now is under arrest. >> uber is confirming the personal information of hundreds of drivers h

a report out of the san francisco chronicle syces over the next week, eight more walls will be painted. the painted surfaces make your urine bounce right back on to the people who will using it. >>> happening today, the u.s. supreme court starts refew -- reviewing which cases it will hear during the next few months. soon jose is to major league baseball is on the agenda. the city opens to lure the oakland as. major league baseball has backed the claim that it owns territorial rightings. the supreme court is expected to reveal which cases will be heard at the end of the week. most experts say san jose. >>> the oakland raders could not make it three straight wins after missed opportunities against the chicago bears. the bears put the raders down by two in the fourth quarter. charles woodson looked like what made a game-winning interception. a field goal to go up by one. and after getting the ball back, the bears marched down the field and kicked a 49-year-old field goal with six seconds left. and a 22-20 win. despite a good defensive effort, the niners lost their third straight game. the

the san francisco chronicle reports the lead designer of the bay bridge warned caltrans the cable isin danger of rusting because of leaking water. they were concerned rods at the base of the spans tower could be corroded by water. the con cool obtained minutes in july where the lead designer told caltrans the danger of corrosion is a real concern and that is the cables structure needs to be protected. there is no word yet on how caltrans will deal with this latest issue. those are just some of your morning headlines from our newsroom. gasia, back to you. >> dave, thank you. >>> the clothing company american apparel has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. american apparel launched a turn around after a few months ago when it closed some stores and made some layoffs. just last year the company fired its ceo and founder amid allegations of mismanagement and sexual harassment. he has since filed several lawsuits. american apparel certainly not the only retailer facing tough times. the number of big chains including gap, j-crew and abercrombie and fitch reported sale declines last

wmur and "new hampshire chronicle" are honored to accept the prestigious angels in adoption award on capitol hill. nominated by senators kelly ayotte and jeanne shaheen, along with new hampshire' s division for children, youth and families. jean and mary-paige, along with the entire team, say it' s an honor and a joy to help the children of new hampshire find their home at last. josh: that was erin fehlau . congratulations to our colleagues. you can find all the home at last stories and information on how you can help the project by going to the home at last section of wmur.com. jennifer: we cannot be more proud of them. still ahead on news 9 at 5:30 -- firearms have become a hot investment option. several gun makers say this year may bring record sales. josh: your next mortgage may go a little faster, thanks to new rules about the paperwork required for the loan. mike: a warmer wednesday on the way as temperatures climb into the 70' s in spots. how long until it cools back down. jennifer: and what would you do if you saw this in your driveway? their camera. jennifer: video of the cl

san francisco chronicle columnist debra saunders. >> as a supporter of the death penalty, i wouldn'txecuted, would i? so if there's a hint that somebody might not be guilty, i want to write about it. my editorial board at the san francisco chronicle wrote an editorial saying, gee, maybe kevin cooper is an innocent man. the defense attorneys laid out this case about how this innocent man had been unjustly convicted. >> coopers defense said for years they'd been unsuccessful in dna testing which could exonerate cooper. >> he kept saying, i'm not guilty, do the testing. if it shows i'm guilty, you can execute me. i walked out of there thinking, whoa, they've really made a case i've got to think about. >> san bernardino's current district attorney michael ramos was handling cooper's appeals. >> we felt that the ongoing request by defense counsel in this case was just another delay tactic. there was no evidence at all that anybody but kevin cooper committed these horrendous murders, none. >> but in the early 2000s, new legislation in california would grant kevin cooper the right to dna te

the chronicle reports that an engineer who studied the tiny cracks found rods at the base of the bridge's found similar problems in other areas of the bridge. caltrans has admitted it did not inspect the rods when they were delivered to ensure they met standards. the agency's downplayed the cracks and the potential for trouble in the future but one expert suggested easing the tension on the rods to prevent more cracking in the future. >>> tonight mexico's government says as many as 3500 homes are damaged in the wake of hurricane patricia. but the destruction is far less than forecasters feared when the category 5 storm slammed ashore yesterday near the country's resort filled west coast. so far no major deaths or damage have been reported. the storm dissipated rapidly as it moved inland. by this afternoon, it was no more heavy rain and all airports had reopened. kpix 5's maria medina was at sfo earlier tonight and spoke with some bay area travelers just after they stepped off the plane from puerto vallarta. >> reporter: with smiles on their faces joanne and charlotte are back home in the

according to the san francisco chronicle, some new documents revealed more tiny cracks in the rods all the new eastern span of the bay bridge. the crack can say mean those roads frail. he doesn't think the microcracking is an issue, but says cal tran should do some more testing on the rods. >>> we can only hope the owner of a 1978 ferrari has good insurance. that is after the ferarri burst into flames in a gas station in martinez last night. there is the car. the contra costa times says the car caught on fire as the owner was gassing up. the gas station worker shut down all the gas pumps. everybody just ran away. that is when the car somehow rolled away from you the gas pumps. now, this is a ferrari, a model 308m like the one on magnum pi. you can see how bad mri it's burned. morello road near that gas station had to be closed down for more than an hour, but no one was hurt. >>> also, the chp broke up into a legal side show in contra costa county. police on patrol near rodeo early yesterday morning. they spotted several cars spinning tires and doing donuts in a parking lot near frankli

police tell "san francisco chronicle" the gun was stolen from an unlocked truck parked west of fisher man - wharf and was inside a, althoughed case in a bag. according to the "san francisco chronicle" the owner waited 12 hours before reporting the theft to police who immediately scouted the area looking for surveillance video or clues that could lead them to the gun. necessity say it was recovered when the three were arrested last week in poverty land. they are eligible for the death penalty the district attorney in marin county has not said if he will seek that penalty. >> thanks. fish and wildlife officials are trying to figure why hundreds of fishing dying in clear lake. according to the "resolution democrat," they found three miles apart at the south end of the lake this month. environment scientists suspect a chemical spill possibly petroleum based killed the fish. >> if you take golden gate transit you could find posters part of a campaign to use humor to mind your manners showing people behaving badly including eating and smoking with # #localpriderespectyourride. officials say

this "chronicle" columnist read page one today like the rest of us. terry buick married former oakland raiders, a black player. she married him 32 years ago. grandkids never meeting their grandparents. >> i'm so disgusted. i will literally never set foot in that establishment again as long as that family owns it. >> reporter: brian copeland has a similar story of a bi-racial marriage shunned by in-laws. callers to his kgo radio program was as bitter as yelp reviewers today. >> as the story creates more waves, i think it will eventually hurt them if they don't come out and say, no, this is wrong or fess up to it. >> reporter: will you eat there again? >> yes. sure. yeah. i like the food. >> reporter: nolte asks those who boycott to take a deep look into their own families. >> as a private family story, it's too bad it's out there the way it is. every family has that including maybe mine and yours for all i know. >> reporter: we reached out to the buick family. they had no comment. but they did send a statement to the "chronicle" from steve buick, the d

experts speer viewed by the chronicle says it could mean the rods could fail over time. he doesn't think the microcrack sang issue but says the agency could do further testing of the rods. >>> hopefully the owner of a 1978 ferrari has pretty good insurance because last night the car burst into flames at a gas station. the contra costa times says the car caught fire as the owner was gassing up. a gas station worker shut down the pumps. everybody ran away. that is when the car for some reason rolled away from the gas pumps. the ferrari it looks like the one they showed on the tv show magnum pi. it was badly burned. that road had to be shut down for more than an hour but no, ma'am onerous hurt. >>> chp broke up an illegal side show. police on patrol in rodeo they saw several cars spinning their tires and doing doughnuts in a parking lot near franklin canyon road. 17 of those cars were impounded and the drivers were cited. >> cleanup efforts under way along mexico's pacific coast. the massive storm that struck mexico left thousands of homes destroyed as well as wide spread f

the defense topics in aviation military and airtime history have appeared in the "san francisco chronicle" and the smithsonian world war ii defense weekly and air enthusiasts. he currently lives in northern virginia. and without further ado, stephen harding. [applause] >> while that was impressive. i want to thank davis for that nice introduction and of course when i'm having me here tonight. i don't know how much you know about the story that makes up "last to die." i want to give you a brief overview of that and then i will tell you a few things about how i brought the story together. in a nutshell, this book is the story of the last american killed in combat in world war ii his name was tony marciano. he was from pottstown pennsylvania and a week passed his 20th birthday. he was in an obscure american bomber called the b-32 dominator flying over tokyo on august 18 of 1945 just over 70 years ago when the aircraft was attacked by japanese fighters and tony died and two other people on the plane were seriously wounded. tony's death was a tragedy obviously for his family and for the countr

"chronicle" saying the drivers have been warned by teamsters they may have to strike. about a half hour ago, twitter announced jack dorsy will be the new ceo of that company. he's been interim ceo for a few months now and he was the company's first leader. in fact, he invented twitter. i have said in the past, i didn't think dorsy was going to take this job because he's also the founder and ceo of. square is getting ready for an ipo and probably its investors won't be pleased the new company is run by a guy who is splitting his time. investors like stability. can dorsy do both? now people have run two companies once before or many times before. silicon valley, steve jobs was the ceo of apple and pixar and rocketship and ceo of space-x. >>> google will start trading as alphabet on the nasdaq. it is official at the first trade this morning. alphabet is the umbrella company for all the various things that google does. it does a lot. robot cars, internet balloons and youtube and android and google, as well. >> oh, yeah. the symbol will still remain. >> yeah. two types of s

according to the san francisco chronicle, rain water has leaked into those. and the lead designer is worrying cal is in danger of rusting. up on the span, changes are protected by wet weather by a steel jacket. and the -- perform the cable. they are exposed to the elements. according to the chronicle, cal tran officials admit that rain water has seepedment? the agency may have to come up with some sort of a new plan to deal with water leaks. one thought is that they may have to wait for a storm that lasts several days and look to see exactly be the water is seeping in and come up with a solution from that point forward. now, of course, you'll remember bridge officials have expressed concern at the past about rods at the base of the span's tower that could be corroded by the elements. as we bring you back out here live according to the chronicle, the lead designer of the eastern span of the bay bridge is even more worried about the possibility of corrosion on that main cable. so an even bigger concern after design issues have been raised in the past. >> that's

this chronicle is just one of 45,000 stories of men that endured this place of epic tragedy.they carried on afterwards. it is also the story of the 13,000 souls that never left this place, the battles they fought in, the dates entered into their letters, and the diaries of the generals who commanded them are of no magnitude in this hallowed ground at andersonville. why they chose to serve in a time of war. today, there are approximately one million americans in the u.s. army. , yet, only about 1% of the population of this great nation will ever choose to serve. these men of andersonville were of a special breed. they were men that knew full well the consequences of their actions. for their own personal reasons, they did what few others could, do.would they served. it is this brotherhood that i'm so honored to represent here today. a brotherhood that bonds us across centuries, in life-and-death. it bonds us in history. we, who served today, are following in the footsteps of the men who injured here at andersonville. through 14 years of war on two fronts, today, still, we take

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the chronicle is reporting it happened during fleet week last year. a 16-pound pine cone hit the navy veteran in the head as he was resting beneath the tree. the paper says he suffered irreversible injuries. now this website shows just how big those cones can get. the man named the federal government, the national parks service, and other agencies in his lawsuit. >>> an investigation is under way after a hotel guest jumped to his death in san francisco. coming up the connections that could have to an assault on a maid. >> for the first time this election season the democratic presidential candidates will all share the same page. next we will get a live report from washington. we'll give you a preview of tonight's debate. >> good morning. we are looking at a commute that is busy now in many areas including the south bay. this is 237 driving over to 101. you can see it's slow and there is a problem on 101. >> getting warm really fast. a few high clouds will make it into san jose and the santa clara valley but not before 80s and 90s but what about a cool

he was a korean war correspondent for the paper and wrote also for the san francisco chronicle before moving to miami where he was a journalist for the miami herald. and it was while he was in miami that he met ernest hemingway and began a correspondence with him. the letters span the years 1957 to 1959, and they cover a range of topics. this letter is written october 23rd, 1956. dear denny, thanks for your letter and criticism. it was forwarded to new york, sent back to cuba and finally reforwarded here to spain. about the stories, they are a little rough and possibly unpublishable but are not bitter, nor cynical, i hope. no one can write all the time like the old man in the sea, and war is difficult to write of being compounded of legal murder, stupidity, injustice, extreme efficiency, pompousness, cowardice, bravery, ambitiousness, cupidity and great unselfishness, love and deversion. most -- devotion. most people who can write have one small dose of come bat, and they're through. -- combat, and they're through. have good luck, can kid, papa. one of the things in this letter shares

it chronicles that situation. >> host: if indeed it has affected him would you say it was adversely and you think that reagan could have done more but he was less capable after the assassination because of the physical and emotional and mental changes? is that what you are suggesting? >> guest: everyone who works with ronald reagan in the white house after he recovers said he had his good days and his bad days. no one said that about him when he was governor of california so there was a change and i believe that reagan somehow almost miraculously lifted himself up via sheer will and overcame the physical destruction upon his body. not every day. some days reagan was so detached that he didn't even come to work. he watched soap operas in the private residence of the white house so we chronicle all of that but something within reagan holds it together and allowed him to have a very successful presidency in the top 10 of all presidents. >> host: that's an interesting point because as you say this assault occurred within six weeks of his taking office and he goes on to win another election

here you can see the example of the residential building on mission street across from the chronicle and the ground floor there and north mary street which is the pedestrian only to link from mission street into the public, and the public spaces. and then a view of the interior where it is down zoned and it creates a lower rise experience. how is all of that guaranteed? the design for development and you will see that there are a number of requirements for the ground floor and the activity of the ground floor and the transparency of the ground floor that there is no office permitted on the ground floor of any of the buildings exception for the new construction and the hd building and there is a minimum for the height and the open space and the requirement for the open space and the location of the open space and the process for the open space. as well as programming, and over all shared public ways for the streets surrounding the open space. >> and additionally, as part of the d, for d, we have requirements on the public art and encouraging public art and finding in the public realm.

historian david pictures so chronicle the benson -- that pave the way to world war ii. also be published this week, stephen hild argues that companies such as a uber and air air b&b hurt american workers in raw deal. and a new york times best-selling author dan joan looks at the significance of the 800-year-old document, the magna carta. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for the authors in the near future on book tv. >> in march of

but they tell the chronicle the closure is not going to happen. they wouldn't elaborate on what that means. it's should be interesting. >> a lot of people goism the agency that over sees the eastern span of the bay bridge will spend millions more to check the troubled anchor rods. the 400 rods are a part of the seismic safety system and some were exposed to salt water. they will spend $2.8 million for more study of the rods. they say the previous testing shows they would be safe in an earthquake. >> 406 out of 407 rods passed when full seismic loads. >> as for the bridges main cable, officials asked engineers to suggest what would be done. one recommendation is pump air along the length of the cable but that could cost 10 to 20 million. >>> uber drivers will get a text when there's an amber alert in their region. it was developed and rolled out across the country today. the amber alert will be sent to the app that the company's driver use. that will add more eyes on the streets, watching out for a a child that's reported missing. uber has 20,000 d

according to the chronicle.rainwater has seeped into is the anchorage in the past but the agency claim there is is no active corrosion right now. caltrans uses dehumidifiers inside the anchorages but the agency says it may have to come up with a new plan to deal with water leaks. one thought is to wait for a storm that lasts several days and look to see where the water seeps in. you will remember bridge officials have expressed concern in the past that rods at the base of the spans tower could be corroded by the elements but according to the chronicle the lead designer of the bridge is even more worried about this new issue the possibility of corrosion on that main cable. again the main cable that holds up the entire span of this single anchor suspension bridge. >> alex savidge we'll touch back with you later on. thanks for the update. >>> three universities in philadelphia sent out alerts about a threat of violence on their campuses today. the university of pennsylvania, temple university, and drexel university

. >> this is quite surprising our fresh jotting this is the chronicle special a bowl of warm oats and> 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 as a society we've basically failed big portion of our population if you think about the basics of food, shelter safety a lot of people don't have any of those i'm mr. cookie can't speak for all the things but i know say, i have ideas how we can address the food issue. >> open the door and walk through that don't just stand looking out. >> as they grew up in in a how would that had access to good food and our parent cooked this is how you feed yours this is not happening in our country this is a huge pleasure i'm david one of the co-founder so about four year ago

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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

emily: you are so well known for your time chronicling the early days of apple and you spent time withs can you were in favor with him, you were out of favor with him. i wonder what you learned by watching steve so closely about what makes a good leader and what makes a bad leader. mike: the thing that steve has been common with alex is these -- the pursuit of perfection. for steve, the product was never good enough. he was always thinking about the next thing. alex in his own way, the pursuit of the perfect record was always what he was thinking. his product was a team of football players on a saturday afternoon. those are the -- there are some real similarities. that is the distinctive hallmark of a truly great leader is the great is never great enough. emily: there were a lot of qualities about steve's that were so controversial. we always talk about him with regard to the good, the bad and the ugly. is the jobs model a good one? >> i was a huge admirer, and a huge admirer of steve. it is very easy for people to sit and smite him. i do not think any of us, particularly people who gr