[applause] [applause] [applause] spee nine we do have a very difficult situation georgia alabama north carolina south carolina all of those who have been waiting literally getting there last night to be in the arena at 7:00 is a long day. [applause] thank you very much. [applause] . >>. >> we will have a comment soon we are disappointed what is going on thank you very much. [applause] . >> it's about why we elected trump and i just cannot get past it i couldn't get past the country voted for donald trump. how do you do that? is not an attack on trump i do think he is right about a bunch of things but you don't elect trump unless you really, really want to send a message happy countries don't want donald trump a desperate countries do so those on both sides although they hated him voted for him.

provide signed verification a preapplication meetings for neighbourhood restrictive liquor licenses spee what i think this is yours. >> supervisor ronen: thank you so much. thank you for hearing this today this legislation speaks to -- seeks to streamline the application approval process for type 87 liquor licenses. this new liquor license was created in 2016 their state legislation and is available to establishments only in commercial corridors that have been identified as needing activation and investment by the city. this new neighbourhood license significantly is more affordable than liquor licenses in the current private market which can reach up to a quarter of a million dollars. neighborhood are on the list of eligible areas in the city where you can apply for the license. given the high cost of reds and the threat of displacement, we need to do everything in our power to support small businesses in these particular neighbourhoods. this is rather simple. the amendment assigns the police department as the jurisdiction to provide verification at the outreach plan and neighborhood en

. >> thank you spee thank you commissioner. commissioner hardeman? >> commissioner hardeman: i think i got it straight. i said boy that was a screw up and nobody corrected me. it shows you how nice everybody is. i would think that steve would have been tapping on the shoulder with his strength and size. >> if you want to hear another story, i finish that off for you >> commissioner hardeman: go ahead. >> would call steve at no time steve because he has less than anyone else in this room. when we took -- when i took the hose off the engine and steve was upset that i was taking the hose from the front door so i could put out the fire, being with the no time, you didn't understand what was going on. so i dropped the line he picked it up and he thought he got something. [laughter] >> i would rather have steve carry me out of a building that myself. steve would have been a person for -- for that. but luck of the draw. >> president cleaveland: thank you bose both. remarkable. saving lives. the best thing about it is anyone who picks up on this broadcast no

on bowers' social media a history of anti-semitic hate spee and thisost before the shooting. i'm going in. >> the fact that this took place dushng a w service makes it more heinous. >> reporter: tonight it's unclear why the suspect those this synagogue. a day of worship becoming a massacre. miguel almaguer, nbc news, pittsburgh. >> this is ron mott. alleged synagogue r shooterert bowers grew up in this area attend ago local high school. in recent years leaving an unmarkable impressio on his neighbors, quiet though not unfriendly, they say. a truck driver who kept odd hours, a stark contrast to what we know about him tonight. >> i saw his photo and i said, that's my neighbor. >> reporter: neighbors say bowers offered no hints about the bloodshed he is accused of unleashing. carr carrie owens was his next door neighbor for two years. how upsetomething this? >> very upsetting knowing that someone that had that much hate was on the other side of my wall. >> reporter: a passable motive in the horrific attack. >> floss indication that he is workingny withe else and so we have charg

spee 12 . >> i have never seen raid in south carolina - - north carolina there is a lot of people tryingwe start or wait an hour? thank you. thank you to my friends right here. you have been with me since before started. thank you. hello north carolina. i am glad to be back in charlotte. with thousands of proud hard-working american patriots and i cannot wait to be back here for the 22 on republican national convention. [cheers and applause] in the end we said let's do that north carolina thing that charlotte thing. [cheers and applause] we will see a lot of you. in just 11 days the people in this state will elect mark harris to the united states congress. incredible fighters all their life for great things and for your interests. including lower taxes. [applause] strong borders. [cheers and applause] great health care, protecting pre-existing conditions. [applause] and remove job killing regulations which we have done more of than any administration ever. [applause] early voting is now underway if anybody wants to you can come right back then come back and vote otherwise november 6. did

we have the microclimate weather alert, red area shaded because we spee the potential of any flames spreading quickly in these areas. that's mostly for the east bay hill. we're going to see the humidity level trop. not too bad. we're seeing the ranges anywhere from the 70s to 91%. but then look at what happens as we go throughout the day. humidity levels will decrease to about 12% in napa as well as concorde. and even livermore, 14% going into the overnight hours. levels usually come up. it won't be as humid tomorrow morning. it will still be gusty. that's when we'll have the biggest threat of some wildfire spreading into the next 24 hours. as you're getting ready, the forecast looks pretty good. even though our humidity levels now at 79% maybe a smooth hair day because humidity levels once again will be picking up today, but the winds will be breezy. as you step out and look at our highs today, we'll start out with cool temperatures. but then heading up to 81 in morgan hill. for the east bay, a little bit warmer than yesterday as well. concorde reaching 84. 74 in oakland. 73 degrees in san f

. >> my name is patricia -- spee m.u.n. are you done with your two minutes -- >> supervisor tang: are you done with your two minutes? because i would have to start the two minutes for you. if you are done, i could reset the clock for the next person. >> ok, -- >> supervisor tang: you have one minute and ten seconds left. >> i think they want to restart the clock for the next speaker. >> my name is patricia alonso. i work with the coalition. i got placed out of san francisco and my children go to school each year. i work here and i don't think it is right that they had to displace me somewhere else because they had no housing for me. i had a voucher for subsidy and i still got replaced somewhere else. i mean, i vote for proposition c. >> hello, my name is sophia. i work with the coalition and i also work at a dolores street shelter. i have a voucher in the city and i can't find any affordable housing. i don't want to be displaced by patricia in oakland because i work down here and my kids go to school out here. and i think w

spee 12 mikael brodski. >> supervisor cohen: you have up to five minutes to present. >> clerk: the clerkl come and pick that up from you, sir. >> respectful supervisors, thank you for giving me these five minutes. i hope i will be able to use a computer here. -- i hope i will be able to use the computer here. so we are dealing with this environmental impact report because of what what reasons. reason number 1, is the report ignores the existence of the building which is six residential units. and the second reason is contamination of the land in the landfill. so i will begin with the situation here. i hope you can see these pictures. >> supervisor cohen: yes, we can see them. >> put it at full screen. >> exactly. this is the picture which shows, the upper picture it shows the top -- shows the existing situation of the building which we have discussed. and the two pictures below shows what will happen after the project will be built, at least how it is planned to be built. unfortunately i really don't know this software. this is the picture from another side, which shows the existing buil

spee h. just one question.interestingly enough, 587 morris street, it applies to faÇade restoration as well? >> that is correct. >> commissioner richards: that is interesting. thank you. >> clerk: if there is nothing further, we can move onto general public comment. members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. i do have the one speaker card. >> president hillis: hello. >> did you want that? or is that for them? good afternoon. i will talk today about adjusting -- here is a letter for you. you have done a fabulous job with montcalm and states and alvarado and even cried mont. those sights, plus the ones reported on by mr dineen and the chronicle are all one part of a continuum. by the other part of the continuum, all these over

. >> it is a little less than 20,000 square feet and i would argue it is undersized spee m.u.n. and that is -- >> president hillis: and that is full-service? >> it is just a hair under what this site is spewing ok. >> commissioner moore: as you were saying, in years protect -- in your his perspective what is a difference between a 36 for a whole foods store? >> whole foods is completely full-service. we call it a full-service meat department, seafood department, full-service prepared food department, full-service special department with cheese, wine, beer and so forth. the 365 is a slimmed-down of a whole foods market. we have seafood and meat. we have specialty but we don't provide the service that you might be accustomed to any standard whole foods. the goal behind that is that we are providing the groceries at a lower cost. we are able to manage the financials because of the simplicity of the format. a lot of the service department his cost that much more money to do production in the store and to fit the store with all it takes to produce food within the story cost a lot mor

spee lies of theficial t speed analysis on this very roadway, 55 miles per hour last year, and the averagepeed was 78 miles per hour. >> reporter: maryland safety officials gathered with the message to slow down, and that's good news for those who frequently travel the highway. >> it's like a speedwabecause wh they take off from the light, like they are ready to go to a race. >> reporter: now speeding comes with a $40 fine, what some believe curves the persistent problem. >> once they get a few tickets, it will help. >> reporter: the speed cat ra, while years in the making and decrease from the four cameras safety officials requested, it's also an exception to others in the state.hi >> is the only roadway in maryland that passes a speed camera not connected to a work zone or a school zone. >> rtorter: no matter the c or penalty, drivers say it truly is about >> people do slow down when they see the red light cameras, so, i help. it will >> reporter: in fort washington, nicole jacobs, news 4. >> just six days to go until the midterm elections, and there is a major push underway by democrats

discussed it with the project team as an alternative, but staff was recommending that they not provide any spee sex in general, i am in support of the project and appreciate the setbacks on the back that they have done to mitigate the massing. -- >> commissioner koppel: in general i am in support of the project and appreciate the setbacks on the back that they have done to mitigate the massing. >> president hillis: what you are thinking on the request for the variances -- >> this is a unique lot situation. it is a split a zoning lot which further complicates this. not only because of slightly different zoning requirements because of entirely different approval requirements. generally the project is fairly code compliant and we are in support of the variance request that they are putting forward. the portion of the lot on the front on folsom is within the nct which allows for rear yard modifications if they provide the equivalent amount. they are providing a 25% rear yard essentially in the middle as a courtyard. so generally, that will comply with the rear yard modification requirements. i thin

spee nine not at all.look at what happened to steve these incidents were at the result of others i'm just glad of law enforcement they did an incredible job i will see you north carolina. . >> would you do something differently? . >> know. they are running a great campaign. they love what they are doing. the republicans had tremendous momentum then this happened where all the people talked about was that and rightfully so. it is a big thing but now we have to start the momentum again. i think the republicans have tremendous momentum if you think of kavanaugh and all the things that have happened. there is a lot of senate races that are frankly uncontested it looks like we are leading a lot of those races but there is a lot of people in the house we will see how that goes but we are doing very well in the house thank you very much. they have been extremely unfair to me and the republican party i think the media has been very fair and the way it has been covered they understand they write articles about that