trump recently told white house aides homeland security officials and military engineers that the ballardss he prefers to call them so they absorb heat making it too hot to scale. and the tips of the slats be pointed not rounded and described in graphic terms the potential injuries that border crossers might receive. the president has also said the wall's current blueprints contain too many gates to allow vehicles and people through and he wants the openings to be smaller. according to current and former administration officials trump's frequently shifting instructs and suggestions have left engineers and aides confused. trump has demanded dhs officials come to the white house on short notice to discuss wall construction and on several occasions woke kirstjen nielsen up to discuss the project in the early morning. >>> a fourth migrant child has died in u.s. custody since december raising concerns about the government's handseling of families crossing the border. u.s. customs and border protections said the boy's mother told agents her son was sick on april 6th. three day later they were ap

and the tips of the ballards should be pointed, not round, the president insists, describing in graphic the potential injuries that border crossers might receive. how do you assess the president's apparent micromanaging of this? >> well, i'm less concerned about him weighing in on the paint than i am about him trying to make it impossible for folks fleeing persecution to seek asylum in the united states of america, which is part of the plan that he's laid out. he said, we're going to charge them fees. we're going to make it -- we're going to keep them locked up. there's a whole kind of tradition in america of treating people with respect and decency who are fleeing persecution. it doesn't mean they're going to win their asylum hearing, but whether they stay in the u.s. and win asylum or leave, they should have the experience of being treated with respect and decency while they're here. and the president is heading the other way. >> the president unveiled part of a legal immigration plan yesterday, that both democrats and republicans say is dead on arrival. one of the problem that many d

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be shutting down all $87.00 of its poppets shops and whole foods kohl's and other malls but does ballard to continue to invest into its bookstores and other brick and mortar concepts reporting in new york trinity to others are to the. united states incarcerates around $754.00 out of every 100000 citizens this equals a quarter of all incarcerated people on planet earth despite the us making up only 5 percent of the pie planet's population the bureau of justice statistics also tells us that the present population is growing by leaps 5 percent every year which makes the u.s. prison industrial complex a very profitable place for many investors in companies that serve the many tentacles of the system from phone calls to medical records and food. there are many heads to this hydra which is why the team at the nonprofit advocacy organization worth rising have really high rises have released a new report called the prison industrial complex mapping private sector players the report shows how today more than half of the $80000000000.00 spent on incarceration annually in the u.s. is used to pay th

so i am neil ballard, i'm from the ocean avenue association and i'm speaking today on behalf of ocean cyclery. so, ocean cyclery is a true neighborhood bike shop in a classic san francisco commercial building on a block of several neighborhoods serving small businesses. and everyone in the neighborhood knows that ocean cyclery is where you go to get bicycles, accessories, get your bike repaired and even do e-bike service. and the clientele that they have includes commuters, racers, everybody in between, which is a really considerable feat given that the e-commerce has grown so much during the time that they have been in business. jeff and sabine are the owners and they're always out on ocean avenue, very visible and active in the community. i frequently see jeff test riding a bike that he's been repairing. he goes to the fog lifter cafe. gets an espresso, chi realize paints a picture of a very relaxed pace of life on ocean avenue. we're very proud of that. and sabine, she often comes to ocean avenue association meetings and is always happy to participate in our events and promotions t

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downtow streets the people who are biking are separated from the moving traffic by parked cars and or ballardsimes as safe as those without the bicycle facility. >> and the city of san jose is getting national recognition, because a group of 40 cities is in town to see what san jose is doing to reduce number of stents and h , accidents and how the build those bike lanes so quickly. >>> some lawmakers in new york state want to make it legal to -- illegal to text while whie crossing the street. pedestrians could be fined between $25 and $250 and the city of honolulu passed a similar law back in 2017. >> and maybe they can do that in the workplace. >> do you know anybody who talks into the phone while they walk, alma. >> i may or may not do such a thing. >> while we fight that one out, we will update you on the weather. the increasing clouds over the bay area, and increasing clouds tonight and tomorrow. and the lows are upper 50s and low 60s and the storm which is ranking a one on the impact scale is going to continue to produce showers, and it is mostly in the area locations that is gusting at t

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my name is neil ballard and i am here from the ocean avenue association. we helped ocean cyclery prepare their application for tonight, and just keep my remarks brief about them. ocean cyclery is a classic neighborhood bike shop that truly serves the neighborhood as well as the city and the bay area bike communities with clientele ranging from racing enthusiasts to commuter rs and everyone in between. so the ocean avenue association is proud to support jeff and sabina in their legacy business application. i frequently see jeff, sabina and their kids on ocean after knew and they are very involved and supportive of our events and promotional efforts. we're truly grateful to have them. i encourage you to give them a positive recommendation. thank you. >> great. thank you. >> and hello, commissioners. jeff farrow, owner of ocean cyclery. started the bike shop in 1996. i have always loved bicycles. it's something like the hardware store gentleman, i have always done since i was 12 years old and i was tuning up my bikes. being in business, really my mission is t

ballard is here to present you. >> director brinkman: good to see you. >> great to see you all, too.good afternoon directors. i'm going to give a brief report today on the motions that we passed at our last meeting. so first up, we heard a presentation about changes proposed to the 54 sultan line. the cac recommends that the sfmta board approve the proposed 54 felton line realignment. so the changes that we were presented were that the 54 line would be routed to run along the same street without splitting inbound on one street and outbound on another. so if the proposed changes will result in greater service legibility, which is a term i learned from fellow council member, dan murphy. i can't take credit, but it's a great way of putting it. so that's a good idea to move forward with. second motion is that sfmta cac recommends that in order to replace all vehicles by the end of 2025, instead of 2027, sfmta implement the accelerated replacement schedule of lrv vehicles regardless of potential for delay. so i should add to this that, for the benefit of the public's awareness, that a maj

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. >> today i would like to share the story of lieutenant ken ballard. >> while president trump sought of the country, he is speaking to active service members aboard the uss wasp in japan, and he ek. ultiple military events an frais ne aes150ary ttet pres. mayor breed spoke during today's ceremony at san francisco's national cemetery. more than 26,000 veterans are buried at the presidio, some dating back to conflicts such as the civil war. >>> a lone bagpiper played during a ceremony to honor america's fallen at golden gate national cemetery in san bruno. generations of veterans took part in today's tribute. >> aim, fire! >> abc7 news was in san jose when members of the marine corps honored america's fallen with a 2001 gun salute. i-team reporter dan noyes served as the master of ceremonies, you see him there, for today's tribute at oak hill memorial park. the audience included descendants of civil war and spanish war veterans. >>> a disturbing tribute on board a bay area landmark. more than one people gathered on the deck of the uss hornet today. the crowd included veterans of confli

this restriction, this tough view, for him to say i want the ballard slats to burn people, i want theing to go with a kushner plan or steven miller plan, at the end of the day that's where his gut and heart is. if he has to make a choice, it's going to be that tough, hard-line choice. >> he wants to burn and impale people. >> look, he is cruel, but he's also completely incompetent. if you really want to control immigration to our country, then pass comprehensive immigration reform, work on the economic issues in central and south america. spending time playing exterior decorator for a vanity wall that's not going to make are bo safer is not going to solve the problem. he ought to be calling and asking why children are in cages and why children aren't reunited with their families and not debating which shade of black he's going to paint his fantasy wall. >> i think it's exactly right. first of all, it's about immigration. this is his number one principle, but it's also the attention for detail to things he cares about, whether it's the carpet in trump tower, or the fourth of july celeb

patrick ballard knows how to pick his moments.promoted again. roger federer has made a winning return to the french open after four years away. he beat lorzeno sonego in straight sets, but there were surprise defeats for both angelique kerber and venus williams. our tennis correspondent russell fullerjoins me now. was it like federer has never been away? yes, first match here since 2015 but he has had to warm up tournaments on the clay in madrid and rome. he reached the quarterfinals on both occasions and pulled out before his quarterfinal in rome because he had a bit ofa quarterfinal in rome because he had a bit of a toe and leg problem but very much precautionary. he eased back into rowlands castle land today with a straightforward whim, adulation from those 15,000 watching. desperate to see him back. roger federer rested from the place... a combination of inman —— injuries and because he needed a break to prolong his career. also helped him win wimbledon in 2017 but this year he felt there was no strong reason to stay away from

. >> today i would like to share the story of lieutenant ken ballard. >> reporter: while president trumpve service members aboard "the uss wasp" in japan, and he has multiple military events later this week. trevor ault, abc news, washington. >> our thanks to trevor there. >>> back here at home, a former president was remembered in a very special way in our nation's capital. >> george h.w. bush's former service dog, sully, posed next to the national world war ii memorial in washington, d.c. for this instagram photo where he pays tribute to his late master. >> the caption read, always thinking of my best friend and the bravest military in the world who made the ultimate sacrifice while defending our country for our freedoms. >> sully's amazing too. he was awarded the paw of courage award by the american kennel club in march for his dedication to the former president. he also is still working, now he provides support to veterans at a facility as a comfort dog as well. >> he was there in the final days for our former president, george h.w. bush, now he's there for others in their moment the

here with me tonight, catty kaye, current chair of the ballard media group, raj shah.hawn a thomas and rick tyler. thank you all for being here. catty kaye, i'll start with you. in a broad sense here there was so much drama that unfolded on the hill this week. so much anger, nancy pelosi escalating against bill barr. and yet, it almost feels as though all of it is irrelevant if we don't hear from robert mueller. >> yeah, that's what democrats are going to push for, whatever the president tweets. i think the big question is going to be, even if mueller does testify eventually do those numbers you just showed us, start to shift because having the mueller report out in public, having bill barr testify has not changed public perception very much either way. even those who the majority say the president lied over the russia investigation still don't want impeachment proceedings. normal in this week was what nancy pelosi said to you, barr lied and therefore is she trying to push for impeachment, satisfy the base of her party that want that, she's trying to walk a fine line b