eir before you is i think adequate because it didn't talk about the effects of displacement of local businessese frequent and nonprofits and tenants for us specifically the sro tenants railway are we or presents with developments from private interests their adequate to the real situation on the streets one which we are two keenly aware of in our jobs and lives the impact of this involvement open rent-controlled sro buildings will be devastating we have seen it in a two block radius of mission the site of this monster project we've seen an sro fully closed for massive renovations in order to make that appealing for newer residents we've seen an sro community-based on the market when this development was proposed and one turn into i'm quoting a tech con menu we've seen one listing hotel rooms on airbnb and booking.org this is an associate economic impact to the neighborhood bausz caused by luxury developments this report is immoral an inadequate and i think complete document bans certain impacts that don't include out the monster in the mission will effect any facets of the neighborhood beyond a

this new wave of business investment coarsing through our local economies will be a strong catalyst for more jobs along main street. for the first time since it was established in 1916, we will end the death tax so family-owned farms and businesses will never again fear the i.r.s. swooping in and taking nearly half of the nest egg they worked a lifetime to build. the result of this built for growth tax code is that america will leapfrog from dead last among our foreign competitors to firmly in the lead pact of pro-jobs tax code in the world. americans are sick of this huge complex tax code riddled with special breaks for others and nothing but headaches for them. for years hardworking taxpayers have asked washington for a tax code so simple and fair and understandable that it could fit on a postcard. we've been listening and that is exactly what we propose. for the first time in modern history, a tax code simple and fair enough to fit on a postcard. this postcard form will simplify the number of tax brackets by more than half. it will take less from taxpayers at every income level becau

. >> i mean local businesses participation in city projects is a winning factor it helms help the businessusinesses they're paying savings and a property tax and payroll tax and normally adhere san franciscans so their bowing goods and services in san francisco it really helps the economy of san francisco grow so its not only a benefit to the project but to the city. the contractors center is 5 thomas melon circle in the bayview area open 8:30 to 5 welcom commissioner serlina commissioner loo commissioner itani commissioner ow commissioner roy and commissioner sims and please note that executive director sheree is present. >> could we have i have a motion to approve the june 1st agenda. >> so moved. >> second. >> there is a motion and a second we approve the agenda. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? the i's have it. that motion carries we have a motion for the consent agenda discussion. >> so moved. >> second. >> commissioner ow. >> oh, yes. i want to ask questions if i can have the presenter for this - >> there's no presenter. >> i will - (inaudible). >> well it is simple i though

is not adequate address didn't address the issue of displacement it does name the impact on local businessesonprofits that will be displaced as much as interests in the community and times for all of those coming back for come back to the mission for others work and go to school building luxury homes had been taking away homes and work for many people that rely on working in the mission. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm geremo 16-year-old and live in the bayview a member of the castro street i oppose this that impacts the community it will 0 cause a big shadow and who lives in a building not the people that live in the mix for a long time the building is not for protecting working families and not fair it contrasts the environmental impact report is in adequate and didn't address he did irks that displacement not name the impact of existing residents the local businesses and the fingertips that will be adapted by this project as much as the

this new wave of business investment coarsing through our local economies will be a strong catalyst for more jobs along main street. for the first time since it was established in 1916, we will end the death tax so family-owned farms and businesses will never again fear the i.r.s. swooping in and taking nearly half of the nest egg they worked a lifetime to build. the result of this built for growth tax code is that america will leapfrog from dead last among our foreign competitors o firmly in the lead pact of o-jobs, -- pro-jobs tax code in the world. americans are sick of this huge complex tax code riddled with special breaks for others and nothing but headaches for them. for years hardworking taxpayers have asked washington for a tax code so simple and fair and understandable that it could fit on a postcard. we've been listening and that is exactly what we propose. for the first time in modern history, a tax code simple and fair enough to fit on a postcard. this postcard form will simplify the number of tax brackets by more than half. it will take less from taxpayers at every income l

the decision that city council is making tonight. >> local businesses in palo alto might have to payoon. the city council is hoping they'll found transportation projects. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and i'm mark kelly, in for y choi. tonight -- oakland's city council could put the brake a controversial plan to bri coal trains through town... >>> tonight, oakland city council could put the brakes on a controversial plan to bring coal trains through town. we is are more on the concerns. >> well, it is a day bite between environmental worries and potentially thousands of jobs. the vote tonight would prohibit the storage and handling of coal at the terminal being planned on the outer harbor of the bay. would throw a serious wrench into that $250 million plan to export coal at that port. a new report says shipping coal through oakland would pose a serious health risk to people who live in west oakland, and workers a at the terminal. that report was commissioned by the city. >> as a resident, i'm totally appalled that we have to go through this extreme. >> but plans were strengthed early this

if approved, this tax would be then second tax imposed on local businesses within the last 7 years here in palo alto. the money would be used for various transportation prompts, including ones that would hopefully improve traffic problems, this would be a local tax, the city would be able to control how the money was spent. some polls recently showed that 2/3 of voters support the measure, but it is getting push back from local businesses. how much would those businesses have to pay up. those two 10 or fewer would be exempt. those with 10 to 50 would pay $50, ander that that would pay $100 per employee. >> jackie, besides the additional costs, what other concerns are there? >> reporter: invite mayor greg sharp is one of those people a little skeptic ail bout this proposed tax, because he wants more city outreach to be done, and also more details on the project the city has in mind. back to you. >> thank you, jackie. today san mateos clean water program will host a groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of a new waste water treatment plant. officials with the program say the projec

saved money but that's a car payment but look at the russian hill nob hill is supportive of local businesses we're evidence that is your commissions report released in vandals 93 percent of retails an polk is small business compares to formula retail so that's not the problem we're banning anyone from an environment to friendly to small business we can debate whether or not the majority of businesses has benefited the community and marketed with industry at trader joe's and a large rail chain, i know i ordered sandwiches regularly we shouldn't use north beach as a shining example and high-end leather good idea not represented with modern- i'd like to offer you my preference to use the current formula retail current process that was passed in proposition gi understand all constituents can participate with from the voter approved legislation gets band like sdmooenz we want to commend ask the ban not extend past the russian hill our few blocks are littered with competition it is unclear why supervisor peskin is offering this when the constituents most of us don't want it thank you. >> good afte

clippers and then we scoured yelp looking to find just the right local business. e settled on a shoe repair shop, which still exists. we found a guy named greg, who repairs shoes, and we sent paul pierce to the shop to give his business what i hope will be a major boost. ♪ >> three, two, one for the win. yes. hi, i'm clippers small forward, paul pierce. when i'm on the court, the only thing on my mind is the game. but, while runnin', jumpin' and shooting hoops is good for winning games, it is not good for my shoes. and whenever they get messed up, i always turn to "gt shoe repair." ♪ "gt shoe repair" is located right in the heart of los angeles, just a few blocks from the miracle mile. when it comes to the game of shoe repair, this is the only court i'll play on. and, i'm not the only one. just look at all the stars who agree with me. callie connor, laurie reeves, and even willi willis. i love me some willi willis. shoes are the name of the game here at "gt shoe repair." but, that's not all my man greg here can repair. isn't that right, greg? >> i do handbags too.

in the next hour, we'll go to another local business that gets involved in the weddings. >> i love thegers. have a couple of t-shirts, well worn from that company. >>> starting today, the restaurant company that runs all 18 travel plazas in emergency emergency will be holding job fairs. hms host says it has hundreds of full and part-time job openings for managers, baristas, cashiers and other positions. interviews are scheduled today from noon to 6:00 and tomorrow noon to 4:00. >>> 4:48 right now. 66 degrees outside. let's get you to work and check area bridges. first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has that. >> we had an earlier opening on the burlington bristol. right now we're in the process of another scheduled opening or at least waiting for it for the tacony palmyra, scheduled for 4:45. we will have delays there. your best bet for an alternate, take the betsy ross bridge for the next half hour or so. no problems with the ben or the walt going into philadelphia. construction on 422 eastbound around stow road, it's closed right now for emergency repairs of an earlier road

that the timely ability this brings jobs to the neighborhood take part in hiring candidates with local businessprises and provided light manufacturing for businesses to grow and adds public space the project does a huge step forward in strengthening the conditions the resiliency part of plan and you'll know more about that and sustainability this project has a zero waste and that increases the sustainability of the site economic vitally is one of the goals and this project as you'll hearsay bringing maritime planners to the site to those measures that adds stability to the portfolio and increases private investment in the port and really adds to how portfolio to support whether the diversity of uses and now i'd like to update you to rehabilitate those structures i need to tell you that project is one of important tax credits this project must be with respect to the secretary of interior standard that means the project is repeatedly before the state historic preservation and the national park service to insure the design and the plans for the site meets the requirements and the team is also work

with many small local businesses still struggling to compete in a market prioritizes large non-local corporations for long-term leases, a small businesses need our support and they need our help. my surgeon supervisor kim's office we passed successful formula retail controls in limited market area neighborhoods not known for small business john but actually full of struggling small businesses. we saw the success of those controls because they were designed to disincentive i swim boards from even entering into negotiations with large-scale corporate entities. they were designed to even the playing field and ensure our small businesses have a fighting chance negotiating a reasonable lease agreement with a commercial landlords enjoying every hot real estate market rainout all throughout the city but particularly in neighborhood commercial district. they were successful and they work. his out-of-control work. with beach controls that work. chinatown has been able to preserve its neighborhood and cultural character because of smart planning controls. i was recently at a monthly cleanup a c

i love my local businesses.hey still preaching the good party but mta has anything to do with it there taking away the parking for the merchants and putting it on some side street medicine offset that it's not going to work. these people are just as much a part of the situation as the planning department and they have to own up to that. thank you. >> thank you. >>i go i agree with pres. dwight. it is a supply and demand problem. there for many years better transit first pulse. everybody batters that around. i want to read you the first item of the transit first policy to ensure quality of life and economic health to san francisco. the primary objective of the transportation system must be the safe and efficient movement of people and goods. so, job of the transportation-transit first policy is to move us around. there's nothing about from you can put parking in. is nothing in the entire transit first policy that says you can't correct it arise. it is a policy of the mta not put up garages. the last two garages t

i love my local businesses. they still preaching the good party but mta has anything to do with it there taking away the parking for the merchants and putting it on some side street medicine offset that it's not going to work. these people are just as much a part of the situation as the planning department and they have to own up to that. thank you. >> thank you. >>i go i agree with pres. dwight. it is a supply and demand problem. there for many years better transit first pulse. everybody batters that around. i want to read you the first item of the transit first policy to ensure quality of life and economic health to san francisco. the primary objective of the transportation system must be the safe and efficient movement of people and goods. so, job of the transportation-transit first policy is to move us around. there's nothing about from you can put parking in. is nothing in the entire transit first policy that says you can't correct it arise. it is a policy of the mta not put up garages. the last two garages

as barbara lead us to the fact i frequent local businesses but against the proposed ban on formula retailwo major reasons in addition to the what is stated first any blanket ban in this day and age 2016 blanket anything has not worked things are changing too fast for a blanket anything to work and second to add to that formula retail can have very, very con subsequence for the work that is available that note all formula retail add to property values over and above the trends in the neighborhood therefore i urge you to leave things as is nothing is broken and i urge you to not recommend the proposed ban an formula retail thank you very much. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon my name is ann brubaker i'm a member of russian hill and land use committee and i have watched with growing concern as the battle congruity to stop 365 foods if opening a store on policies through the ban of formula retail i'm also a retired seamstress and sole proprietor that know the formula retail years my direct come territory was california foods a enormously beneficial relationship for bot

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and didn't address he did irks that displacement not name the impact of existing residents the local businesses and the fingertips that will be adapted by this project as much as the increase in the communities for all those coming back to the mission for service and work and go to school i know many families with adapted it is not easy - we a a community came here to let he knows we support our project because the building will impact everyone in the community i support the people's plan thank you. >> thank you home share in advance. >> i'm a member of castro street i've lived in san francisco i live in bayview and potrero hill a year at lincoln i support all community fighting forever gentrification and who needs affordable housing and not luxury condo the first time does not address the issue the displacement and didn't name the impact on existing residents local businesses and nonprofits that will displace by this project as much as increasing commute times for all those having to come back to mission for necessary service work and go to school i'm here to talk to i on the 70 should support

with many small local businesses still struggling to compete in a market prioritizes large non-local corporations for long-term leases, a small businesses need our support and they need our help. my surgeon supervisor kim's office we passed successful formula retail controls in limited market area neighborhoods not known for small business john but actually full of struggling small businesses. we saw the success of those controls because they were designed to disincentive i swim boards from even entering into negotiations with large-scale corporate entities. they were designed to even the playing field and ensure our small businesses have a fighting chance negotiating a reasonable lease agreement with a commercial landlords enjoying every hot real estate market rainout all throughout the city but particularly in neighborhood commercial district. they were successful and they work. his out-of-control work. with beach controls that work. chinatown has been able to preserve its neighborhood and cultural character because of smart planning controls. i was recently at a monthly cleanup a c

his advice -- coupons and discounts are great, just don't command -- demand them every time, local businesses. >> more than half the employees in this country are employed by small businesses, so it's imperative we keep things going in a positive way here. >> bottom line, go ahead and drive a hard bargain for that car, home, or appliance, but if it's a small local business, try to see it from their perspective so they stick around. >> tonight,'s fingers are crossed for a key to unlocking gridlock, a game changer for commuters that could be just around the corner. plus, a summertime surprise coming from the leader of d.c. schools. >> we have had it happened three times at our location. >> a wayward driver plows into a local store. the solution to the problem is simple -- 7 on your side reveals what is standing in the way. now abc 7 news at 5:00 -- on your side. >> we all know 95 south in the summer can be a bear, but commuters face gridlock on the interstate all year long. to make it a little better. he wants to extend the express lanes that end in stafford all the way to fredericksburg. jeff

three officers spent six months making this happen, working with generous local businesses. we thought this is worth mentioning. local police officers going beyond the call of duty for a family that needed some extra help. >> well done. >> absolutely. >>> what's it like to have the same name as one of the most famous men in america? >> this donald trump is a respected cancer doctor in virginia. time presidential candidate donald j. trump cut the ribbon on his new scottish golf course today, oncologist donald l. trump was arriving at his workplace. the other trump is mostly known for his work in board rooms and campaign trail, this trump is known for his work at a hospital. dr.donald trump, no relation, mostly goes by skip. it's just easier. >> i'm sure everyone has a joke. are any of them funny? >> not any more. >> reporter: the two trumps share a love of golf and both are ceo's. in 2010 they both worked together on a cancer center. the reality tv trump cutting a check and this online video for the event. >> believe it or not, what you do in life is more important than what i

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for hours so while he painted the portrait i headed out to check out crown heights rand the local businesses i do want to check out his work. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> pete said he delivered? >> i am doing a story on him right now that is why i appear. >> once it is finished he wants to bring them together and have them examined in the brooklyn museum they have not said no but they have not said yes. he does have a web site you can go on line to sign the petition to urge the museum to house to the exhibit. >> benefits from financial support we have raised a little over $40,000 to run the project one year to get the paintings and over all walks of life and we are $10,000 away from that goal in attacks deductible donation can be made to mackey has 60 portraits to go people have 200 by the end of the month committee members can go online to the free portrait project of mine to have their portrait painted. >> key is dedicated himself to making people happy so that should be applauded in brooklyn. >> how do i feet he is not a sophisticated bigger? >> through better understanding of art? >> they paint and

a big deal to me especially being a san francisco native and it is important to support the local businesses also a lot to over here it is nice not to have to go downtown i think that is very important 0 for us to circulate our dollars the community before we bring them outside of the community for the time we have one dollars in the community is the better off we are it is about economic empowerment by apron ingress the businesses that are here. >> shopping local cuts down the cyber foot you'll find cookies and being transported the world where everything is manufactured and put on the assembly line having something local is meaning more the more we support our local businesses the more i can walk down to where i need to be. >> bridges contingency bye like west portal it is about city and san francisco may have a big name but a small city and a lot of small communities shop and dine in the 49 highlighted that and reminded people come outburst and i love that about this city i'll always be a

this new wave of business investment coarsing through our local economies will be a strong catalyst for more jobs along main street. for the first time since it was established in 1916, we will end the death tax so family-owned farms and businesses will never again fear the i.r.s. swooping in and taking nearly half of the nest egg they worked a lifetime to build. the result of this built for growth tax code is that america will leapfrog from dead last among our foreign competitors to firmly in the lead pack of pro-jobs tax code in the world. growth is good, everywhere except the size of the tax code. americans are sick of this huge complex tax code riddled with special breaks for others and nothing but headaches for them. for years hardworking taxpayers have asked washington for a tax code so simple and fair and understandable that it could fit on a postcard. we've been listening and that is exactly what we propose. for the first time in modern history, a tax code simple and fair enough to fit on a postcard. this postcard form will simplify the number of tax brackets by more than half.

. >>> joey merlino may be banned from local businesses.here he may not be allowed through the door and why investigators are taking this step. >>> american airman jumps into action and helped entire family escape from a burning building. >> did what i felt was right. stayed in that building without me doing anything we would have died. >> weeks after that interview tragedy struck her own family tonight how they're remembering her. ♪ >>> it's been a long year for one local girl. 14-year-old diamond santiago has been in and out of the hospital for several surgeries after she was shot in may of 2015. but today she had her final surgery. >> whoever shot her is still out there and still free. fox 29's shawnette wilson is live at saint christopher's hospital for children. shawnette, she is one strong 14-year-old. >> reporter: no doubt about that, lucy. this young girl has survived eight surgeries in just a year. i talked to her mom tonight and she said the one thing that is preventing the family from moving on is the shooter is still out there.

fully support his commitment to protect our existing neighborhood character and encourage a local businesses on polk street. russian no labor celebrates our small businesses. we do eat eggs all the time. promote their services and their offerings. you can take a look at our website to see that, but russian hill neighbors also really values choice, affordability and community input into our neighborhood evolves and meets the needs of its residents. we surveyed our hundreds of members may adjust we affirm that force. that's why i'm here tonight. i will skip all the a lot of what my colleagues have said. skip onto really saying that we want to ensure the community always has a voice the kinds of businesses which come into our neighborhood. whether larger or smaller core chain or independent. he feels strongly that this ban is not needed. the important community dialogue that needs to take place. as the planning commission cited in their june 2 hearing on this legislation, again, there's been only three applications perform the retail within the polk ncd since 2011. one was rejected and two were

, local small businesses, especially my and for the people who are trying to make ends meet in san francisco. so, i don't think short-term rentals is anything evil. things actually kind of nifty interesting right that folks naturally use their asset. their extra bedroom went on vacation, their flat, for reasonable period of time. i remember the morning that i was on the planning commission in the september of 2014, i remember making a couple calls to a couple of board of supervisors that i knew, a couple of the board of supervisors and i said to them that morning, you know, the way the law is written as is, you need some type of a better enforcement mechanism. you need the ability to actually figure out who is renting and who is not and was renting towards the time of and who is not writing about the time limit. i made this case. i made that case in the planning commission. when this was heard i believe twice the horror the force even a staff report indicated that requiring the registration number was a linchpin and i quote in the report, of actually making this law work and make it effectiv

go to those community events, shop at local businesses, have a reciprocal relationship with them so that know how to take care of yourself and who you can rely on and who can take care of you. it is important to have a battery-operated radio in your home so that you can keep track of what is happening in the community around and how you can communicate with other people. >> one of the things that seems important is to have access to your important documents. >> yes, it is important to have copies of those and also stored them remotely. so a title to a home, a passport, a driver's license, any type of medical records that you need need, back those up or put them on a remote drive or store them on the cloud, the same is true with any vital information on your computer. back that up and have that on a cloud in case your hard drive does not work any more. >> in your home you should be prepared as well. >> absolutely. >> let's take a look at the kinds of things that you might want to have in your home. >> we have no water, what are we going to do about water? >> it is important for have extra

. >>> palo alto will decide today whether local businesses should help to bring the public transit up to speed, city council both on the -- vote on the transit tax, and the city could control which transportation project it supports. the companies with fewer than 10 employees would be exempt, businesses with 10 to 50 workers would pay $50 per worker, and more than 50 employees they would pay $100 per worker. they hope to delayed the approval process threatening that palo alto needs more time for the public outreach>>> the city council is expected to approve a partnership aimed at preventing the city's last mobile home park in closing in palo alto. the family that owns the mobile home park is been trying to close it since 2012, but santa clara county has committed more than $14 million to help purchase the property. 400 people live at the mobile home park their >>> and ran county the national park service is holding a meeting to talk about solutions for the parking mess, 300 parking spaces were eliminated earlier in the year leading visitors to fight over the remaining spots. and as th

business owners to check surveillance footage. >> as the search continues and gets more desperate, local authorities are reaching out to local businesses in the hopes that they can help. >> billy sees hundreds of cars per day whether he is selling them or watching them drive by, but today he was looking through security footage for one in particular, this gold standard - - saturn with a yellow bumper sticker - - sticker, sticker, driven by the man who abducted perl. >> i've got great cameras, high- tech security here. >> his camera did not catch anything, but between the backpack she was wearing and her captors card details, they hope it will bring her home. >>> deputies checked down the man they say kidnapped perl and was killed in a shootout in santa barbara county, but they did not find the missing girl. >> we are learning more about a driver accused of running over and killing two dogs at saratoga, it turns out thomas turns out he is a professional dog walker. chris iles owns a dog walking company. police arrested him on suspicion of running over these dogs, these labradors on leashes were pulled under the truck and the owner was k

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i think it will revitalize local businesses. >> reporter: hashimura has also gotten creative with the menu. it features dishes made with local deer and wild boar meat. >> translator: i'll work with local producers to provide ingredients to campers. glamping is starting to take off. now is the time to expand operations. >> reporter: many businesses are betting that interest in glamping will increase and become a p popular choice for people who want to go back to nature but not all the way. >>> that's a look at business news. i'm going to leave you with the markets. >>> china's leaders are unhappy about a meeting between the dali lama and one of the world's biggest pop stars. they say the leader had an ulterior motive for speaking with lady gaga. the dali lama and lady gaga shared a stage at a conference of american mayors in indianapolis. he told the audience it's important to bring more kindness to a violence world. >> it's a promotion of kindness through diffentnt variety of activities in t the public eyey more kind action is really bring harmony and peaceful and happiness. >> ladady

we've set up for example manufacturing hubs where we work with universities, local businesses, local governments, to create research labs that can take something like 3 "d" printing or, you know, nanotechnology or all kinds of stuff that i can't really explain because scientists and really smart people know all about it, and said let's invest in this so that when the new jobs come, they're coming here. but i gotta tell you that, the days when you just being able to-- you just being willing to work hard and you can walk into a plant and suddenly there's going to be a job for you for 30 years, 40 years, that's just not going to be there for our kids, because more and more that stuff is going to be automated. if you go into a factory, that kid is going to need to know computers or is going to need to know some science and some math. because they're not even going to be picking anything up. they're just going to be work on a keyboard. and that's why we put so much emphasis on job training, community colleges. that's why i've proposed making the first two years of community college free s

of international -- has boosted hotels and local businesses with new customers to cater for. the northern city has completed its hosting duties. counting upers are the profits. euro 2016 is over and it's to take business owners stock. cafe owners cold thousands of fours of beer during the matches played here. on game night, this restaurant sold close to 1,000 beers. >> we manage without having to of extra staff. it was practical. it was like with all big parties, it was stressful. but everything went well. happy. reporter: restaurants saw a 30% in turnover in the past fortnight. the biggest money maker was the and wales.en india this small bakery cashed in. like french specialties eclairs and baguettes were a hit with foreign fans. 100 times morest sandwiches. it was hard work but we have a great team. we divided up the tasks. reporter: toy shops benefited from the competition with all related to euro 2016 selling very well. paint,s, lots of face whistles, stuff that makes noise and stadium,s everything needed for a party. eurore looking forward to 2016. people really got into

. >>> vandal strike several local businesses, leaving the tires of dozens of vehicles flat. >>> cleveland can't stop celebrating getting a championship 52 years in the making. the investigation continues into the disturbing case of alleged sex abuse in bucks county. investigators spent the weekend combing through the home in feasterville where 1 girls were found. officials say one of the girls was sexually assaulted by the homeowner. trish hartman is outside the home with the latest on the investigation. trish? >> reporter: rick, police are still holding the scene on old street road you can take a look, you can see the police tape behind me, as well as the officers in the driveway. investigators spent the weekend searching the property of lee

take a look at this photo from a local business of the man police are looking for in connection with the hate know. in the meantime, manhattanites are reacting to the possible hate crimes. >> have lived in this neighborhood for long time. it's unbelievable something something could be written like that today in the city, the city that's always so inclusive and new york, of all places, this stuff should happen. >> big coming weekend marks the beginning of pride we can new york city which kicks off with an event this sunday. the security will be very well protected. we are the most prepared city of any city in the country to prevent terrorism. we been doing it nonstop for 15 years. >> are new yorkers that confident that the mayor has their best interest in mind? >> this is important too. he said he got these notes and just in the wake of the shooting, they stepped out and they been on this a lot more. the concern has risen about these notes since the shooting. >> people really need to cool their jets. as a new yorker, there's people always throwing stuff on windshields and handing you

it's also supporting an initiative to persuade local businesses to make a voluntary commitment to preserving biodiversity. the initiative's organizers say some companies are cooperating but in general, it's hard to convince them. the forest service sees healthy mangroves as the key to mumbai's survival. so it's trying to reintroduce local mangrove species that have been threatened with extinction. they've already raised 15 varieties in this nursery. seema adgaonkar regularly conducts awareness campaigns. >> the mangroves are mumbai's life insurance. they provide us with a lot of oxygen. and we're all responsible for protecting the trees. >> many mumbai residents aren't even aware of what a treasure they have here. today, school pupils have come to see and learn about the creek's exotic wildlife. >> i was really surprised to see flamingos here. i had no idea we had any in india. i think they're amazing. >> and evidently, the flamingos aren't the only attraction for the young visitors. host: on the coast or inland, people everywhere are trying to protect their country's forests. and for the tr

gibraltar, eight tiny british overseas territory that shock.oon face a mighty residents and local business are worried about what might happen if the u.k. leaves the european union. the regime attracts investors who see it as a good entry point to the eu single market, and leaving could affect things radically. >> how do you change your economic model to go from being able to sell to 520 million people, then to only sell to 32,000 people? these are challenges that are existential to the current economic model, and we would have to reposition our economy. reporter: gibraltar's economy relies on tourism, financial online gaming and shipping services. every day, thousands of workers enter his cross the border with spain, which could change if free movement is restricted. unemployment in the nearby spanish border town stands at 40%. most of those who have jobs work on the british side. everything points to the fact that it would be an economic disaster, i think more for us than them. they would see the living standards they enjoy diminishing but for us, it would. mean the loss of lots of jobs.

to us and said how do we help and helped us out with all kinds of equipment and we have had a local businesslls to the boys and girls club. they are excited and leadership about sportsman ship. i explained why i am doing this, they thought i was a naturor. you shake jobs. the other team wins, you shake hands and live up to our side the deal. >> good lesson, win some, lose some, and win or lose you pay off the bet. >> we appreciate you coming here and look at at >> whatever benefits the kids, it is g. >> a bit cooler today than the triple digits. >> on in the 90s in the hottest spots so we will check with meteorologist mike nicco. interesting video. >> check out time-lapse showing the resurgence of the see breeze and the marine layer and the reason why people in the east bay are going, where's the heat? or, thank ifness there is no heat. we will look you can see from our exploritorium camera and from san jose, after we look at, yes, the exploritorium, the picture that it is showing, at pier 15 all of the clouds, in san jose, and the certain came out but you have to wear the penguins' jersey.

america. 50,000 fans are expected at the linc to watch and with all those visitors in the city local businessesng a big boost in business and the u.s. wins tomorrow, they will advance to the quarter finals. >>> taking a live look at the philadelphia international airport right now. it's a nice night. turn off the ac, open up the windows, we have temperatures in the low 70s. so what's on the radar for the soccer in south philadelphia tomorrow? chief meteorologist scott williams with the answer. scott? >> we'll start with the seven day forecast. take look behind me, dawn. we're talking a severe weather threat during the afternoon and evening primarily after about 3:00 o'clock. it's going to be hot and humid. 88 degrees the high temperature tomorrow. feels like temperatures are going to be in the 90s. then breezy for your sunday and then cooler by monday. a high temperature of about 78 degrees. shore temperatures are going to be pretty comfortable for the weekend. right around 80 degrees. so as we take look at ultimate doppler we're dry and quiet. still really comfortable outdoors but look far nor

. >>> larry hogan is making a visit to prince george's county today to take a tour of local businesses and projects including the mgm national harbor casino under construction. governor hogan is also expected to make a transportation announcement this afternoon. >>> and it is 4:37 and the faa will try to convince lawmakers more air traffic controllers are needed for monitoring the nation's runways. the house transportation committee will hold a hearing at 10:00 this morning. the verecent report are too few qualified air traffic controllers at a dozen air traffic facilities. >>> and now to the fight against the zika virus. there's going to be a meeting tonight in alexandria as they let you know how to keep mosquitoes away. this begins at 6:30 on jefferson street at the lee center. >>> you may notice the humidity starting to creep back up today, but that's not all. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is looking at when the rain returns and how to dress the kids at the bus stop. >>> and the trial continues for the baltimore police officer facing the most serious charges in the death of