so to answer the question outside the ordinance typically when a charger is installed at a city facility the city gets the power from the hetch hetchy system and provides that power at no cost. more commonly at sites that are not owned by the city and the charger is not provided by the city a third party and a there is a number of them owns them and the electric vehicle owner has a subscription or pays for the power they're consuming from that particular point and that's passed through to the building owner but this ordinance isn't seeking to regulate those transactions, and you know it's -- there's a lot of flexibility on that front but we expect people to generally pay for the power they consume. >> thank you. commissioner lee. >> thank you. it's a worthwhile proposal but i want to cut to the chase with my question because lack of time. how about the supply side of the electricity? what i am saying we're putting the guts in the building and we're ready for charging stations. i am concerned about the buildings that are under major alteration. for a new building we can plan for it in the future.

the city to her staff recently city's a showcase of the history. in 1943, the international business machines corporation, or ibm, opened its first west coast manufacturing facility in san jose. later, the city was dubbed the capital of silicon valley. learn more all weekend here on american history tv. >> november of 1777, a group of 66 settlers moved down from the presidio in san francisco and came here, to san jose to establish a pueblo. the pueblo was moved from its original location to this downtownhere in proper san jose. the adobe that they see behind us is the last remaining structure of that pueblo, as built in 1797. in the mid-1770's, california at that time was settled by the spaniards. and they had two different establishments at the time. weread presidio's, which operated and founded by the military, and you had the missions that were established by the franciscan priests. they were up and down california, from san diego all the way to san francisco at the time. until that time you had no -- basically a city type of establishment. had a lott time you of native americans still running, throughout california, and it was the attempt of the spaniards to

city. the facility will increase the city's ability to process more material to keep up with the robust economy and construction cycle and generate higher diversion rates and the tons processed and provide employ eeth employees modern state of the art facility and free up land at the tunnel complex and pursue waste processing opportunities. thank you. >> so thinking about pier 96 today this is the area west of the pier 96 shed, sort of between pier 96 shed and heron's head park. maurice talked about the maintenance and repair building that has a number of tenants in it. we have tenants used some of the paved land in this area. we believe that we've identified relocation space for the interim non maritime tenants. under the proposal we would keep the maritime access. this is shallow water in this area. it's just a depth of about 6 feet so really the maritime users are barge users that can navigate to this area, so a lease would accommodate that continued use. we have rail in this area too both along the stringer next to pier 96 then out to pier 94 terminal used by sf bay railroad and accommodate

city of san jose to prevent any more floods in the future. about 500 flood victims are still displaced from their homes. declaring a shelter crisis. that will give the city an option to use facilities that they have to house those victims. now according to the mercury news, the city council will consider hiring non profit home first to run the shelter until april 5th. this would include 24-hour supervision and around the clock security. it would cost about $247,000 for a month. >>> time is 4:40. former president barack obama had a short trip to silicon valley. before he boarded that private jet he posed for some pictures and shook some hands. he reportedly arrived sunday and stayed at the fair monte hotel in san jose. outside a lot of people lined the streets just to get a glimpse of him. >> it was obama. he had the cool glasses on. obama looked good. >> while there's no official word, pam, on why mr. obama was in the bay area we were told he was meeting with tech leaders and raising money for his library. >>> 4:40 is the time right now. some bay area universities are topping prestigeous lists. >> and up next a controversial documentary. new surveillance video of the unarmed african american man shot and killed by police. >> good morning. we still see traffic tha

city council meeting last month. the new plan would make all outdoor seating at restaurants smoke free. in 20-15, the rockville council approved a ban on smoking in city parks and facilities. tonight's public hearing begins at seven o'clock at rockville city hall. coming up - severe storms slamming the heartland with massive hail and tornadoes. the damage overnight, and what the impact this system is having on us, next. south. take a look at this. stormchasers in oklahoma, capturing this video of a tornado forming near the city of stratford. another twister touched down a few miles away. tornado warnings in the area were lifted just in the last three hours. and farther south - the same system, bringing baseball size hail to parts of texas, and leaving behind a mess. you can see here, the hail was big enough to shatter car windows and even smash through skylights of homes. at 5:xx time for a check on the forecast. toss to eileen - patchy fog; showers this morning - 70s today & tomorrow; pm t-storms possible - cooler & sunnier (60s) thursday/friday - showers friday today: showers early; patchy fog. mostly cloudy & warm. pm highs: 74-79 winds: sw 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. stray shower possible. patchy fog. lows: 52-59 winds: s 5 mph t

the city of mosul. refugees fleeing the fighting are streaming into new camps which have been opened around the city. 200,000 people are now housed in a total of 21 facilitiesounding villages, arriving at the chamakor camp on the outskirts of the city of erbil. this is a new camp for the internaly displaced, opened just a few days ago, as authorities simply ran out of space to take in more people. and it looks like it‘s filling up quite quickly. the latest arrivals have come from a village north—west of mosul, where iraqi forces have been advancing over the last few days. they describe a harrowing journey from their homes to the camp. we called officers in the iraqi army, and they told us to leave at night and that they would secure the road for us. we walked towards the mountain, and is fighters followed us on motorbikes. finally, the army spotted them and fired at them, and they fled. we ran away and walked the entire night with our men and children. and when we arrived, we were received by the army, and they helped us out. to my brother and mother in syria and all the rest of my family, don't worry about us, thank god, we have all arrived safe and sound.

cities tour staff recently visited showcases about the city's history, in 1943, the international business machines corporation, or ibm, opened its first west coast manufacturing's -- facility in san jose and later the city was dubbed the capital of silicon valley, learn more about san jose all weekend here on american history tv. >> james was a wealthy businessman in the san francisco

the city history. in 1943, the international business machine corporation or ibm opened its first west coast manufacturing facility in san jose. later, the city was dubbed the capital of silicon valley. learn more about san jose all weekend here on american history tv. >> james lick was a wealthy businessman.

the city got? >> correct. >> in fact some residents here say that's why they want to know how the county evacuated the casa loma neighborhood and the training facility along coyote creek so early on, when the city didn't do the same for them. residents say they will have to be asking the city those kind of questions tonight and city officials will be hearing those questions tomorrow at the public hearing. live in san jose, robert honda, nbc bay area news. >>> a lot of questions in the east bay as well. their property is crumbling. the reasons some people living in the trivalley are losing parts of their backyard. >>> golden sunset here across the south bay, from our weather underground sky camera network, fogged in already along the coastline. where the fog is thickest for tomorrow morning, and who reaches into the mid-70s coming up at 6:20 tonight. >>> a video out of the east bay, creating a buzz on social media, celebrating women in the sport of wake boarding. this comes after women were not given an award they were looking forward to in the sport. that story coming up. --espiadeo is sending a ssage a >>> on this day promoting women's rights. the role female athletes play in sports. the woman

city. the facility will increase the city's ability to process more material to keep up with the robust economy and construction cycle and generate higher diversion rates and the tons processed and provide employ eeth employees modern state of the art facility and free up land at the tunnel complex and pursue waste processing opportunities. thank you. >> so thinking about pier 96 today this is the area west of the pier 96 shed, sort of between pier 96 shed and heron's head park. maurice talked about the maintenance and repair building that has a number of tenants in it. we have tenants used some of the paved land in this area. we believe that we've identified relocation space for the interim non maritime tenants. under the proposal we would keep the maritime access. this is shallow water in this area. it's just a depth of about 6 feet so really the maritime users are barge users that can navigate to this area, so a lease would accommodate that continued use. we have rail in this area too both along the stringer next to pier 96 then out to pier 94 terminal used by sf bay railroad and accommodate

the city and county get out of that deal? >> well, one of the ways is they can basically -- the raiders moving to las vegas, the facility and the new city council can buy it up. the raiders just got 750 million-dollars in basically public financing from the las vegas city council so that will be the best way they will probably buy-out the time on that lease. it looks as if they have agreed actually to play there at least through 2019 anyway. so that is how they would get out. >> both sides have agreed to that. you are saying that is a new deal or something that already existed. >> well that's not a new deal. that's the way that they would probably avoid any type of liability by buying out the lease or playing there until 2019 and by 2020 they will be in las vegas. >> the problem is that the raiders are talking about trying to get them out of there right now. the city is talking about getting them out of there right now. the president of the oakland city council doesn't want them in oakland anymore. they should play in santa clara or somewhere else. can they do that? >> that's going to be a difficult thing to do. that will be extremely d

the break tlu happened on her watch. stabilizing city finances from bad credit to the new home of subaru and the 76ers practice facility. >> her legacy is revitalization of cam deb city. not only in terms of the economic development that we have seen $2 billion worth of private investment in the city and the creation of those jobs, but community policing. >> the creation of a regional police force in 2013 drew president obama's recognition taking camden from one of the most dangerous cities to a community policing model. obama added ink to the artwork for the historic visit. >> we want people moving here and enjoying city. >> camden is far from picture perfect, but it's finally thriving here in camden city all because the mayor listened and loved during her tenure. we'll have more coming up on nbc 10 news at 6:00. for now, i'm sydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> a a father charged with culling his 3-month-old son. he was found unresponsive. officers were resuscitated him but he died last week. the cause of death is head trauma. he's charged with murder and endangering the welfare of a child. >>> chris christie met with president trump in washington today to talk about his

city. the facility will increase the city's ability to process more material to keep up with the robust economy and construction cycle and generate higher diversion rates and the tons processed and provide employ eeth employees modern state of the art facility and free up land at the tunnel complex and pursue waste processing opportunities. thank you. >> so thinking about pier 96 today this is the area west of the pier 96 shed, sort of between pier 96 shed and heron's head park. maurice talked about the maintenance and repair building that has a number of tenants in it. we have tenants used some of the paved land in this area. we believe that we've identified relocation space for the interim non maritime tenants. under the proposal we would keep the maritime access. this is shallow water in this area. it's just a depth of about 6 feet so really the maritime users are barge users that can navigate to this area, so a lease would accommodate that continued use. we have rail in this area too both along the stringer next to pier 96 then out to pier 94 terminal used by sf bay railroad and accommodate

cities, especially cities like san francisco, los angeles, new york, boston, washington, d.c., miami. these cities are drawing in the tech crowd, mostly because of their outstanding educational facilitiesommunity is very much drawn to the technology aspect of real estate search. these cities are also looking for bubbleized communities where you have walkability. there is something wonderful about walking from your home to work and not being stuck in traffic. we are finding within these large cities there are micro-communities happening. i believe in san francisco we are experiencing a constant battle with multiple bidding. caroline: thank you so much. sorry to have to jump in. we could have you on for hours. thank you very much for joining us. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." on thursday, we are diving into the future of the --and speaking with fitbit's ceo. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: terror strikes london. prime minister may says parliament will meet as normal after a suspected islamist extremist killed before and injured many at westminster. matt: the global selloff. investors wait -- a weight of verdict. anna: the ecb takes one more step toward exiting. how b

clancy i severe at the lake city facility and there's testimony here that we did not read a loud, but i think you're familiar with that they had a problem in the lake city facility recently with a nurse miss appropriating drugs. can you discuss the corrective actions and protocols that have been established at that lake city facility in the wake of this incident to restore the quality of care and the level of workplace safety for the community and also tell me if your current controlled substance coordinator in that facility is properly certified and educated on the management of controlled substances and the supply chain and the management policies. >> i would happy to take that for the record. our first focus was on protecting patients and then holding the individual accountable so i'll get the rest of the information. >> you're not familiar with that particular incident. >> i am familiar with the incident. i am not familiar with all the details of the follow-up. >> dr. berge, you're an expert in substance abuse and how it comes to pass. i'm a surgeon, and i've managed operating rooms and directed hospitals and large clinics and this is a problem we a

city. the facility will increase the city's ability to process more material to keep up with the robust economy and construction cycle and generate higher diversion rates and the tons processed and provide employ eeth employees modern state of the art facility and free up land at the tunnel complex and pursue waste processing opportunities. thank you. >> so thinking about pier 96 today this is the area west of the pier 96 shed, sort of between pier 96 shed and heron's head park. maurice talked about the maintenance and repair building that has a number of tenants in it. we have tenants used some of the paved land in this area. we believe that we've identified relocation space for the interim non maritime tenants. under the proposal we would keep the maritime access. this is shallow water in this area. it's just a depth of about 6 feet so really the maritime users are barge users that can navigate to this area, so a lease would accommodate that continued use. we have rail in this area too both along the stringer next to pier 96 then out to pier 94 terminal used by sf bay railroad and accommodate

cities around the area to follow suit. >> rockville's proposed ban will hit l outdoor dining areas. they banned smoking at city marks, rec facilities, and other facilities. >>> they let the fans weigh in on the major league soccer team, and san diego, you're a national embarrassment tonight. >>> what happening in florida? tim tebow not ready for matt scherzer's fastball yet. more on what happened down in port st. lucy, next in sports. >>> i would go with it. if i had my own car or if i had a different form of transportation, i would definitely be using it somemes lyft and uber is really expensive, but it's convenient. >> it's getting me back >>> four teams remain on the mens' side, and now four remain on the women's side. in college basketball, stanford and mississippi state punched their ticket yesterday, and uconn beat oregon tonight, 90- 52, and south florida state in double overtime, 71-64, and the semifinal games are set for friday. >>> spring training and matt scherzer is on the mound in florida. tebow striking out on three pitches. meeting up again, and struck out again. scherzer gave up no runs in 5 innings, and harper and

the city. it will coast of $225 million. paid for by the city, pen dot and the william foundation. >>> personal connection to governor chris christie. cut the ribbon to open the facility in laurel strings. joining him was a.j. sullivan. long time friend who once worked for christie. >> beyond my wildest dreams and a gift for everyone suffering from this disease. >> i'm here as the governor because this issue is the single most important thing i will do as governor sgll victory bay provides six month detox and step down to sober program. semi se accepted by most insurance carriers. >> attorney general will recuse himself. >> but he's not the only men member of the trump team facing allegations. tell you who else is coming under fire this morning. >>> 4:37. adopted son speaks one-on-one. hear what he thinks should happen to family members accused of crimes against kids. >>> 4:37. colder this morning. dry view from cape may. 34 crease at 4:37. not many clouds around just yet. we could see snow showers. even in cape may during the day. neighborhood by neighborhood with your forecast just ahead. >>> now let's head over to new jersey. 42 freeway. cameras fuzzy right now. pr

facility. domes in the city. this is the newest one in the city. later tonight the district says it will have 200 plows out on the street stationed all around town. workers will be on 12-hour shifts. the mayor called it a full deployment regardless of what snow we actually get. >> and we don't really snow at this point how much will affect the district proper. so we are hoping for the best, but as you can see with all the people behind me are planning for whatever mother nature sends our way. >> reporter: now, the mayor came back from austin, texas, just to be sure to be here for the snow. she says the city is ready. live in southeast, tom sherwood, news4. >>> there is a scramble tonight at our local airports as folks before the storm hits. the airline tracking site flight aware says nationwide more than 3,000 flights have been cancelled for tomorrow. that's on top of the 1400 cancelled today. our team coverage continues with meagan fitzgerald out at reagan national. >> reporter: you could kaucall the calm before the storm. >> cost me to have to sc

the threats in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. officials have been investigating 122 bomb threats called into nearly 100 jcc facilities nationwide. >> philadelphia city leaders gathered at city hall today to denounce the white house's recent actions regarding transgender students. mayor jim kenney philadelphias schools superintendent william hite and members of the mayor's commission on lgbt affairs were all on hand. today mayor kenney vowed to make sure transgender students in philadelphia are safe. >> transgender students deserve what every kid deserves a fair shot at succeeding in school and to allow themselves just to be left alone and live like everyone else. >> recently the white house reversed transgender bathroom protections established under president obama. now it's up to states and local school districts to determine if students may use bathrooms in line with their gender den t philadelphia officials have said the white house's reversal will have no effect on city schools. >> new jersey lawmakers are lashing out at the state's department of transportation after a revolutionary war era building was destroyed for a highway project. this is all that's left of the hud

cities of the future. so i ask you -- that's fine, because you're right. so i ask you today to join me this ng to believe that facility, this city, and this nation will once again shine with industrial might. cheers and applause] i'm asking you to place your faith in the american worker and these great american companies. cheers and applause] i'm also asking you to respect and place your faith in companies from foreign lands that come here to build their product. we love them, too. right? we love them, too. i'm asking all of the companies here today to join us in this new industrial revolution. let us put american workers, american families, and american dreams first once again. bless the american worker. may god bless the motor city. and may god bless the bless the worker united states of america. thank you. thank you. cheers and applause] ♪ >> later trump held a second rally in nashville. there he reacted to a federal judge blocking his executive order on immigration. >> let me give you the bad news. moments ago i learned that a district judge in hawaii

facility in new york city which expects up to 18 inches of snow. good morning. >> this is just one of many salt storage facilities here in the city that are getting readyor this monster storm. the state is already ready to deemploy up to 1800 plows and use more than 443,000 tons of rock salt just to keep up roads, and highways safe. governor cuomo just announced that the state emergency's operations center will be activated at some point later this evening as all state agencies are on alert. now for those of you who may be wondering, is this the first time that march has seen a blizzard? it's actually not the first time. it happened back in 1993, and way back in 1888. this time around last year the city saw 32 inches of snow. we're now sitting at 22 inches. and new yorkers may remember more than two years ago, the commuter trains, and subways in and out and around the city of new york had to be shut down. we're keeping our fingers crossed this time around. hoping that doesn't happen. >> demarco, thank you so much. by the end of the day, we may learn the estimated cost of the republican health care plan and how many people it will cover. the nonpartisan

the city to tourists. with that, philadelphia's navy yard has a new tenant. the city cut the ribbon on the u.s. headquarters on adapt immune. it's new facility at the navy yard is expected to create 200 new jobs by the end of the year. >>> two women who claimed they were sexually abused by an alleged serial child sex offender, spoke out today. the sisters whose names are not being released. said william thomas used to baby-sit them when they lived in left town. the ladies who are in their 20s now, want to encourage others who may have been sexually assaulted or abused by thomas to come forward. he's charged with 51 felonies and misdemeanors, including child rape. he sexually assaulted kids for 40 years. 1,000 pictures of child porn was found in his home. pictures they believe thomas took. >> my sister and i being baby sat by a grown man with a welcoming face. a man who preyed upon young innocent helpless children. >> thomas is in jail on $750,000 bail. >>> back to washington, busy day on capitol hill for judge neil gorsuch. he met with several senators, including cory booker. and from the looks of things, it appears their meeting went well.

the city's pure water facility. something nicknamed toilet to tap. the water is recycled from waist eventually the program in san diego will provide a third of of the citit the environment during your workout or how about when you wear a fleece jacket? according to environmentalists, you should. fox's jodi goldberg spoke to an environmental expert in new york who explained out yoga pants, fleece jackets and more are harming the planet. >> i have two little kids. i'm constantly in leggings and pants like mine. >> we're learning those pants and just about any other peace of clothing that's not natural could be harming our environme environment. >> a lot of the clothes that we wear are made of synthetic fibers, um, which are plastic. >> biggest ones polyester and acrylic. >> harry so mow with kit sense campaign for the environment says it's a growing problem. a new fund found our wardrobe and washing machines are to blame. comfy clothes with micro fibers which are shreds of plastic released when we wash them. they travel into our sewage treatment facilities ultimately polluting our shore lines and water ways. >> what you can do is wash those clothes less t

the facility and philadelphia in the city supporting it. >> capital support to fund this core project. >> to celebrate, the museum offered an open house today with what you wish pricing. >>> atlantic city electric could be raising rates again. they told the state board it needs more than $70 hl for upgrades and modernizing its infrastructure. if the measure is approved, customers could see a $9 increase in their monthly bills. . no word on when to expect a decision. . >>> nbc 10 was at the campbell soup company where the police department and board of freeholders held an awarder is is moin ceremony. it honored officers for their work in the community. . most were recognized for going above and beyond to build bridges between the department and the community. . >>> staying in the garden state, the race for governor is heating up. one candidate is accusing another of set issing up social welfare groups and using them as exemployer toir communities. they want the kmugs to investigate murphy. the group's raised $5 million in campaign contributions for murphy. . the camp denies the allegation. >>> allentown residents with questions about new um grags policies coming out of washington can lo

the city of oakland, what does it do for the city? >> it is a great new addition to the recreational availability here in oakland. >> yeah. >> oakland parks and rec facilityully we will start seeing more and more courses going in in the area. >> all right. so scott, what am i doing wrong? i haven't made anything here. i feel like i'm close. we're doing putting by the way. you would tee off and try to get as close as you can to the basket. this would be a pretty easy putt really, right. >> yeah. >> what is the technique on the freeze bee. >> get the outside edge away from your hand a little bit elevated. that will help the disk fly straight. >> okay. all right. >> oh. >> i think i threw that one a little hard. i was coming in a little hot. >> coming in hot. >> the oakland city championship. way too hot. mike, wait, you could be a pro disk golf player, i understand. you have some experience playing. >> i had experience playing back in the old college days. we would create our own courses around campus in boulder and we would throw the disk around. i preferred the larger disk. but one time on a par 2, i had to go in and st stepped on a snapping turtle. got m

the bay area, in redwood city. it was important for us because we're diagnose something that has never been done before. we want to build the production facility close to our redwood city headquarters, so in the bay area. secondly, oakland has a very long tradition of invasion in the food industry. and third, it's got a great pool of highly skilled workers experienced in working in food. and finally, you know, we want to do something great for the bay area. and what better thing could we do than to launch a whole new industry here. >> what is the average cost of a burger if i go down to public house that impossible foods makes? >> i'm sorry. ask the question again. >> how much does the burger cost at most of these places that you mentioned? >> i would say it is in the teens of dollars at -- i don't know the prices offhand. but it ranges from something like $12 up to $19 at the restaurants at which it is served. and that's very typical. these are restaurants -- these are some of the most renowned restaurants in the world. i would say in most if not all of the restaurants where they're serving it, that is the least expensive item on the menu. >> there you go he. >> it is

the greenest county facilities in the country. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. oakland, california is a city of contrasts. it is consistently ranked in the top ten american cities for both its outstanding environmental practices but also for crime. at the santa rita jail the two worlds come together for an environmentally friendly corrections facility. >> so we are on top of housing unit 33 right now. and behind us is our solar panel system. it was installed in 2001. when we started our push to be one of the greenest county facilities in the country. so the ones here on the roof don't move or anything but take the sun in to create energy. the ones behind us on the hillside, those go ahead and rotate with the sun as it passes over, to be more efficient. we then installed more on the services building and those actually heat up the water for the entire facility. >> in all santa rita has 9,000 rooftop solar panels and another 1,100 installed on the hillside behind the jail. to maximize use of renewable resources the jail installed five wind turbines and hydrogen fuel cell power plant it serves as a pollution-free source of electricity and heat. >> we wanted to be

and the circulation for the inner city bus facility has the buses coming up main street, coming through the inner city, and then turning down to go back out along beel street. and as a result, if any buses are waiting to get on to beel street to go south, the idea that they would interfere with the traffic flow, will not occur because the buses will wait and cue up in the inner facility bus itself and not resulting in the congestion on the local streets. the second concern that was raised is that if if is the additional concerns of the nearby driveways, and well the beel street at that particular location is relatively wide and the other driveways that might conflict are offset. and so there is opportunities for those other traffic streams and for the inner city bus facility buses to be able to move in and out without that kind of congestion. >> finally, there were a number of questions that were raised about why can't there be other alternative alignments considered? going into the wide and throat structure,s megan as already explained, we are already at a sweet spot right now. if you were to tighten

the new central shop facilities. a contingency held by city for future city request and for unforeseen conditions and cost relocates is for facilities infrastructure as necessitated by construction. we are on-site for april 15th of this year for on-site may 1. on tuesday this week, the full board approved the pg & e utility's easement legislation and yesterday the government and audit committee moved with approval to the full board instead of an agreement with 1955 galvez. the tenant at 555 selby has agreed to vacate by april 13th, we need to finalize the terms of the relocation. more specifically in regards to the increase construction cost. the city staff has worked through the last year with the developer and the team to reduce the increased cost by $1.9 million from $62.1 million estimated at the start of the schematic design phase to $60.2 million upon completion of the 100% documentation phase. this net variance of $5.2 million from $55 million to $50.2 million can be attributed on the following to the poor conditions on-site, $1.4 million is needed for foundation than originally anticipated and $1.2 million is

the city to designate the seven trees community center as a temporary shelter for victims. today's declaration will also give the director of housing the authority to turn other city facilities into shelters if the need arises until the end of may. >>> vallejo's police chief is ordering an investigation into this, the use of force by this officer seen this n this disturbing video. you see him here punching this man with a flashlight. according to police, officers were called to the valero gasation on friday because a 23-year-old named dejuan hall was scaring employees. the owner of the station told us off camera that hall was trying to buy a greyhound bus ticket to sacramento and when his credit card got declined he got angry. the station owner says the man began pointing his fingers at employees like he had a gun and began shouting, i'm god. the police department has not told us if that officer will replain on duty. >>> a group of dirt bikers are creating a dangerous situation in san francisco's lower haight. this cell phone video shows exactly what's happening at this apartment complex. our partners at "hoodline" first reported this story. neighbors say the bikers are crea

the flood waters covered 10 square miles, which is 14% of our city. residential properties, commercial, industrial properties, 310 city facilities were damaged, totaling more than in losses.n the flood devastated our businesses, our entire community. lost.t all was there are two things we didn't lose, senators. one, we didn't lose any lives. response,our emergency response team, and the rescues, noboat lives were lost in our community. it, inyou think about the various disasters and each of your respective states and the country, oftentimes during the news reports of the disaster, included in those inorts is the death toll and cedar rapids, no lives were lost and in some bizarre way today, we feel, nine years later, the fact that we were so successful in saving lives, that that is maybe goes against us. and the second thing that wasn't our will to rebuild our city stronger and better than was before the flood. as damaging and catastrophic, our recovery is by any impressive standard. with your help, through fema, hud, the justice department, along with the state and local --ernment, the priority private sector, non-profit sector, the faith community, w

the flood waters covered 10 square miles, which is 14% of our city. 6,865 residential properties, 754 commercial industrial properties 310 city facilities were totally damaged more than 5$5.4 billion in losses. the flood devastated our residents, our businesses, our entire community. but not all was lost. there are two things we didn't lose, senators, one, we didn't lose any lives. thanks to our response, emergency response team and the hundreds of boat rescues, no lives were lost in our community. if you think about it, in the various disasters in each of your respective states around the countries, often times during the news reports of the disaster includinged included reports is the death toll. in cedar rapids, no lives were lost. in some bizarre way we feel nine years later the fact we were so successful in saving lives, that is -- maybe goes against us. the second thing that wasn't lost was our will to rebuild our city stronger and better than what it was before the flood. as damaging and catastrophic of the 2008 floods, our recovery has been -- is equally impressive by any standard with your help, through fema, hud, the justice d

the city. i would also like to say that as the city is embarking upon in creating the new facility this will consolidate the different apartments and i've heard from each of you your individual, different, internal processes to make this more efficient and i want to say that as were thinking about the new building as well that we are thinking about the function between all these different departments and that you build the space accordingly so that you can easily flow through if someone that the customer that is going there they can easily flow through a full comprehensive review instead of saying well, fires on one for lauren dph is on another floor and then there's not the kind of thought about what a customer would have to go through so that's my last concluding remarks to all of you and i look forward to our continued improvements collectively again to help our small businesses in san francisco. thank you. with that chair cowan, and happy to open this up to public comment. >> great, thank you. ladies and gentlemen, i've one note card here with dennis borden's name. will call her up first. if anyone

the city. i would also like to say that as the city is embarking upon in creating the new facility this will consolidate the different apartments and i've heard from each of you your individual, different, internal processes to make this more efficient and i want to say that as were thinking about the new building as well that we are thinking about the function between all these different departments and that you build the space accordingly so that you can easily flow through if someone that the customer that is going there they can easily flow through a full comprehensive review instead of saying well, fires on one for lauren dph is on another floor and then there's not the kind of thought about what a customer would have to go through so that's my last concluding remarks to all of you and i look forward to our continued improvements collectively again to help our small businesses in san francisco. thank you. with that chair cowan, and happy to open this up to public comment. >> great, thank you. ladies and gentlemen, i've one note card here with dennis borden's name. will call her up first. if anyone

the floodwaters covered 10 square miles which is 14% of our city. 6,865 residential properties, 754 commercial/industrial properties, 310 city facilities were damaged totally more than 5.4 billion in losses. the flood devastated our residents, and our businesses, and our entire community. but not all is lost. there are two things that we didn't lose, senators. one, we didn't lose any lives. thanks to tfor the response emergency response team and the hundreds of boat rescues, and no lives were lost in our community. and if you are thinking about it, in the various di ssasters, and each of your respective states and around the countries, oftentimes during the news reports of the disaster included in those reports is the death toll, and in cedar rapids no lives were lost, and in some bizarre way today, we feel nine years later that the fact that we were so successful in saving lives that it is, that it is maybe goes against us. and the second thing that was not lost is our will to rebuild our city stronger and better than when it was before the flood. so as damaging and catastrophic of the 2008 floods, our recovery has been is equal ly im

the flood waters covered 10 square miles which is 14 percent of our city, 6,865 residential properties, 754 commercial industrial properties, 310 city facilities were damaged total more than 5.$4 billion of losses. the flood devastated our residents, of businesses and entire community. but not all is lost. there are two things we did not lose, senators. one, we did not lose any lives things to our response and our emergency response team and hundreds of boat rescue's no lives were lost. if you think about it in the various disasters the beach of your respective states and around the country country, often times during the news reports what is included is a death toll with cedar rapids no lives were lost and nine years later to figure we were so successful to save lives. . . continue to come back and forth at this time i would like to turn to commissioner terry wolf who is chairman of the county commission, wyoming. he is a former member of the wyoming national guard and has a degree in administration of justice from university of wyoming. commissioner has moved back in 1995 to work the oil and gas industry. upon transitioning out of the nation

and all the factors that serve the entire city that is this 1r50u7b9 analysis is really crucial part of city understanding what its own facilities will how they will be effected with the cost of inaction as diane a pointed out and how to have a multiple process to address this so i wanted to emphasize the distinction between the public and private facilities their depending on anticipating but the city's facilities are important and thank the port and the department and the staff for this really, really productive collaboration. >> commissioner vice president richards. >> one quick point to commissioner moore's about the u.s. i read something in commissioner comments and questions. the first place in the u.s. vacated the land the land was underwater in ireland they had to evacuate everyone it is happening. >> yeah. >> great. thank you very much for the presentation we appreciate it and the commission will take a lunch break >> madam secretary. >> roll call. commissioner willie adams. >> here. >> kimberly brandon. >> here. >> leslie katz. >> here. >> motion for approval of the minutes for february 28. >> all in favor say aye. >>

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go to getfios.com >> back at 4:51 with continuing coverage of the latest pulse nightclub shootings. what's happening there. nearly five dozen victims and families lawsuit against the shooter's employer and his wife but the judge is questioning whether federal courts is the proper jurisdiction for that lawsuit. the judge gave the plaintiffs 10 days to file al revised lawsuit or he says he'll dismiss the complaint. no word from the attorneys for the pulse victim. the lawsuit claims g4s and his wife could have stopped him before the attack that happened last down. >> a judge postponed the first time trial in the 2015 deadly gun fight involving rival gangs in waco texas. the trial was set to begin june 5th. the trial was postponed after a new attorney brought into the case told the judge that there was no way that she would be ready in time. no word at this time on the new trial date. >> a well known sprint car driver was killed during a race. david steel was raising in florida when he bumped into another car. his car flipped into the air, spun and hit the retaining wall. the 42-year-old was an experienced sprint driver 100 wins under his belt. >> turning our attention to entertainment news. sir elton john turned 70 years old this weekend and of course o he did it in style. on saturday celebrities joined the british singer for a birthday celebration in hollywood. john's husband david furness was on hand. also there stevie wonder a katy perry. >> for the second week, beauty and the the beast claimed the top spot at the box office. it added more than $88 million to its total. the film has earned $317 million in north american theaters ally loan. coming in second was power rangers opening strong with $40.5 million and kong continues to dominate theaters too remaining in the top three with a little over $14 million. >> all right. 4:53 is the time. let's bring in gary mcgrady and talk about what we're dealing with right now which is showers. >> yeah. >> my tie straight. >> you're straight. >> drizzle, showers. it's not going to be a great monday morning commute i hate to give yourself a little bit of extra time. because with that was drizzle overnight aren't the road spray and showers coming on across and then look wha happens now. weather service finally says, oh, wait, hold on we need to issue a fog advisory because the visibilities are getting low everywhere now so they've issued this advisory. it really is basically an eastern shore and all of us up and down i-95 back out to the west. you guys inside of 81 are included in this outside or to the west not included. visibilities there have been a little bit better this morning. let me show you the visibilities and we have been tracking this the last -- we've been extraing this the last few hours -- last few minutes or so. two and half mile visibility here in town. that's pretty much staying there but look what's happening. baltimore's down to a quarter of an inch -- quarter of a mile. from culpeper fredericksburg everybody out there is down to a half mile and i have to believe there are some spots that's actually a little bit lower than that, too. so, i don't expect any real great visibilities over the next couple of hours so it's probably going to be that way even through about 7, 8 o'clock this morning so just watch out for that. one more thing that's going to show you down this morning as you're trying to get to work. all right. this morning we're in the 40's and it's going to be a slow climb to the 70's with this easterly wind, you kind of get this little wedge locked in with the cooler air so we're in the 40's now. it's going to take most of the day for temperatures to climb up into the 70's. so, we're going to forecast a high of 72 but that's probably not going to be until like 3, 4, 5 o'clock today before we're able to get there. southern areas you'll warm up faster. temperatures out there right now pretty much where they were yesterday afternoon, temperatures haven't gone down a lot or come up a lot. we're 47 right now here in the cityhersburg temperatures not coming in and annapolis sitting at 46 degrees. drizzle showers, going to take awhile to get into the 70's. there's your forecast. how about erin como this morning on this monday morning with -- i began he too you this morning erin it's going to be complicated already on the top of the beltway. dealing with fog causing visibility problems and some drizzle moving in that's causing slick spots. outer loop crash it's on the shoulder at connecticut. car spun out there will facing the wrong direction. just a reminder to take it slow. still seeing a lot of green on the map. volume is very life. you may want to get an early start to avoid that morning rush with these weather conditions causing problems. 95 northbound and the southbound between the because beltway and capital beltway looking good. problem free on the bw parkway. bwi, reagan national or dulles, give yourself extra time to get there on the roads but no major problems slowing you down. traffic at speed in

costs, facility improvements and a new landfill agreement as some of the reasons they want more money. there's a hearing at city hall scheduled from 8:00 a.m. to noon. if you can't make it, the city plans to hold five more of these hearings before the board of supervisors considers that hike. >>> hillary clinton's latest effort to inspire women will happen right here in the bay area at an upcoming event that abc7 is proud to sponsor. she'll be a keynote speaker at the professional businesswomen of california conference on mashlg 28. other speakers include oakland mayor libby schaaf and actress taraji henson. >>> march madness begins today for a northern california school. uc davis faces north carolina central. >> this is the aggies first ever appearance in an ncaa tournament. yesterday, st. mary's got a sendoff from fans and faculty as they boarded their bus before making their way to utah. the gails got a police escort to the airport. pretty special. st. mary's plays bcu tomorrow in salt lake city. >>> many people flying out of sfo could have used an escort. but weather better? >> we may have delays here because of the low clouds. if uc davis wins, guess who they play in the sec

the city. i would also like to say that as the city is embarking upon in creating the new facility this will consolidate the different apartments and i've heard from each of you your individual, different, internal processes to make this more efficient and i want to say that as were thinking about the new building as well that we are thinking about the function between all these different departments and that you build the space accordingly so that you can easily flow through if someone that the customer that is going there they can easily flow through a full comprehensive review instead of saying well, fires on one for lauren dph is on another floor and then there's not the kind of thought about what a customer would have to go through so that's my last concluding remarks to all of you and i look forward to our continued improvements collectively again to help our small businesses in san francisco. thank you. with that chair cowan, and happy to open this up to public comment. >> great, thank you. ladies and gentlemen, i've one note card here with dennis borden's name. will call her up first. if anyone