concludes there is significant transit center momentum. the transit center reopens and they are moving forward. they are increasing political alignment. a study had positive results and the in the e.i.r. study was completed. we appreciate the messenger. we had a spirited and impassioned discussion by the c.a.c. members and concerned members of the public that attend ever c.a.c. meetings. as you can imagine, the topic is moving forward with voter approved d.t.x. i think last month i was out of town and we heard from our vice chair. you probably heard his genuine passion based on his experience commuting from the san jose regional area to the san francisco area for work. what he said in his feelings, his thoughts and experiences are real. not only his experiences, but the experiences of his family members, his friends, his coworkers. so this affects the whole region , not just san francisco, with people but people from all over. this challenge that the d.t.x. would alleviate affects commerce , and the ability for everybody to enjoy the san f

you have the resource centers. there are 25 family resource centers. they are more accessible. we need to invest in this system that exists. look at the people they serve. they live in the neighborhood of the people they serve. it is an amazing system. we don't need to create the wheeling. we need to make it better. i want to say in this political climate a lot of families don't feel safe going to neighborhood resources. it is not just the right thing but the smart thing to do and most economically sound thing to do for the city. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you. next speaker. >> good morning. thank you for having me. i am the executive director of sister web. i stood before you guys about a year ago in city hall. we basically launched our program. we are a year in. i will tell you about my personal and professional experience with food insecurity. i am a single parent. i basically raised my daughter in an a low income environment. depending on the food stamps or medical, it was a struggle. i was frustrated how simple things threw off my finances. i would not have enough to b

with alcohol attack the main control center leading eventually to completely collapse. alcohol also puts a strain on the heart survey of $3000.00 beer drinkers each with a blood alcohol level of around 0.8 so that one in 3 gets cardiac arrhythmia. one and 4 suffer from a racing heart beat or tuckey cardio. after recovery period of half a day the heart rate normalizes again. when the heart stops pumping properly blood begins to build up in the liver if the liver is already damaged by alcohol the backlog of blood in the liver causes additional damage which worsens its condition. but. although the liver becomes spotty it can. when used to function the liver has one fatal flaw believe it needs to be liver doesn't hurt so many alcohol drink us don't realize if the liver is sick they can only find out if their check at the doctor is perhaps once a year if they're regularly drink high amounts of alcohol the doctor can do a blood test and see if the liver values are ok when shown the lead of the other. after getting drunk the cerebellum is the 1st to recover after about 8 to 10

and german police strike a blow against cyber criminals pulling the plug on a huge illegal data center set up in an old nato bunker. thanks for joining us. people in afghanistan are voting today in presidential elections amid a wave of violence and concerns about legitimacy the taliban is opposing the election and has vowed to attack polling stations that's after peace talks between the taliban and the us collapsed more than 100 civilians have been killed in a spate of bombings in recent weeks the last election in 2014 were mired in allegations of fraud and ended with the us stepping in to appoint a power sharing government the main contenders or the incumbent president president ashraf ghani and his long term rival. other candidates have already alleged the process has been manipulated and warn of chaos and violence of this election result is discredited joining me now for more is journalist ali latif he from afghanistan all the polls have open and already there are reports of violence can you talk to us a little bit about the atmosphere among voters. oh the atmosphere i mean i just v

their message, they want the border detention centers closed. abc7 news reporter luz pena is live in the mission district where a rally is about to get under way. luz? >> that's right. we don't see that many people out here yet, but we did see many passionate fourth graders, along with their parents who were here marching, many of them with personal stories. >> whose street? >> our street! >> a chant we've heard from adults before. but today the faces were younger. you're super passionate. why? >> because we want to save the immigrants, because they're sleeping in hard ground. they have foil. they sleep on foil. and we want to save the immigrants. >> fourth graders made signs and came out in full force, along with some other parents. >> i feel like they should have a better home and a better life. >> for jonathan espanol, talking about the kids his age in detention centers was personal. his mom was once detained in one of these centers. >> when i came here, i was in one of those. >> and you tell him than? >> that's why he is here. >> activists f

it is a pleasure to welcome you to the chase center. am scott bud man, technology and business reporter for nbc news in the bay area. i am honored to be your master of ceremonies today. i am a native of east oakland a warrior fan my whole life. can you believe this building? this is amazing. the team has come a long way and this building is going to do a lot of amazing things. we are here to celebrate the openings of chase center, the new home of the golden state warriors. this will be a one of a kind destination to take in championship basketball and concerts. both members of the community and around the world will take in these amazing, amazing acts. we are fortunate today to get an inside look at this awesome arena and hear how it will benefit sports and entertainment. we will also hear how the warriors community foundation and generation thrive are working to nation mission bay, san francisco and the bay area equitable for everyone. thank you for joining us and i look forward to engaging you. it is my pleasure to kick things off by

chase center training was a great example. the new arena we think about environmental sustainability. when we think about social responsibility it is beyond showing up at the school which i am not diminishing. that can be life-changing. it is about what is the long-term impact on the community? we think about that every day. >> thank you so much, amy wallace. j.p. morgan chase. good morning, amy. >> good morning everybody. i am in charge of the grant making for the northern california region and focus primarily in the bay area. we are really focused pretty squarely on issue of affordability. we do this in a variety of ways through the grant making and work with nonprofit partners. around neighborhood revitalization affordable housing making sure neighborhoods are strong and thriving. we do work around financial health. this can range from everything from helping a family establish an emergency savings account to working with high school students around their own financial planning so when they graduate from college they are no

last book of the used to go to you can counseling center. on this i've never idea i never liked to drink don't drink but go to your computer and send me your questions are likely to ask our experts. so we'll be talking about antibiotics prescription rates are on the rise and so it's resistant what are the consequences and what alternatives are there send your questions to in good shape the t w dot com just might actually buy all 6 in the subject line we look forward to hearing from you. at all abuse is a worldwide problem and alcohol consumption is on the rise over the last 30 years 70 percent especially in countries like india or in china but people are drinking here in europe to number one is through now let's take a look at africa where people are drinking more in the south than in the north our d.w. correspondent flora's chukwurah was taking a look at one of the few rehabilitation centers in nigeria look how they're treating patients that. even him older brother has come to take him home the former alcoholic spent more than a year living

this is the new park center of san francisco because it's not just the chase center that's gone up inven years. it's about every building around here has gone up in the last couple of years. this used to be railway yards and you can't find anything, a spare parking place down here anymore. >> reporter: but you know what's cool is looking at it and looking at some of the buildings surrounding it, it doesn't stand out too much. it looks like it flows. >> it's not towering, not any bigger the other buildings. it's sitting in there among all those buildings. what we don't have in front of us usually if we were at some other arena would be a parking lot, a very good parking lot and instead we have got one street between us and them. it will be interesting to get people in and out of here. >> reporter: this friday so exciting, metallica and the san francisco symphony collaborating together. it's been 20 years since they have been doing this collaboration. have you ever heard the two mixed? >> no, i haven't. that was over in berkeley. this is going to be a rematch of that and then going to h

be working on the chase center.le. this project and the doors that it opened, for opportunities to build but also for our small business community to succeed. in fact, you will enjoy the old school cafe, which is an incredible training ground for our young people in the bayview hunter point, working at former supervisor malia cohen worked on when she was supervisor to help provide opportunities for folks right in this community. small businesss that will be located right here at the chase arena. but they went even further and they made sure that local artists were a part of this incredible facility. not just in the bay area, but in san francisco. the incredible mosaic founded in the mission in 1977. it's just really a true testament to what makes san francisco so incredible. but they went even further because they knew that transportation was going to be at the forefront of everybody's thoughts. with 18,000 [inaudible] and thousands of employees and incredible basketball players that needed to get in and out of this

lived in the detention centers is 100 percent worse we. love it there was not enough food. once every 2 days we were given a small portion of pastor dry bread and a little water it's no way to live for someone who has to stay there longer you people were dying of diseases in in. series that suffered i believe that there are barely any healthy migrants in detention. now i mean as living in a camp run by the un refugee agency she hopes some country will take her and she doesn't care which one as long as it's safe. and a sunday morning really is the united see our as representative here and you share she works closely with her colleagues in libya and knows the conditions there. me what happens in these centers is is the contrary of life is the contrary of respect is the contrary of human rights and it's the contrary of the right for every person to feel protected she believes the international community needs to do more as almost 5000 refugees are still being held in libyan detention centers i think everybody should feel responsible to make this stop and to find a tentative hu

where i cast my ballot at the polling center where i cast my ballot you know there was a very minimal say turnout there was a delay of almost an hour until the election workers actually election commission workers arrived until they got prepared now i'm here at another voting center that they voted out in 2014 and again i talked to. an advisor for one of the campaigns and he said you know that the voter turnout seems to be kind of low and slow people seem to be afraid of the security situation this is a major concern for people is whether or not they can actually go out and vote and this is only in the city of kabul which should be the safest area in the country you talk about those security clearance concerns we know already that 150 people have been killed either by the taliban or by u.s. drone strikes is that in fact keeping people from voting today. that's a big problem it's a huge problem because people don't know for instance an awful every street leaving 2 meter ballot center is shut down the police will only let you have a national id with a voting sticker in the back but at t

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. >> i was excited about the chase center coming to the neighborhood. but i knew that the traffic was going to be a nightmare. >> reporter: it was not actually all that bad. they did not come across any traffic issues. concertgoers used public transportation to get to chosen venues. they started an hour and a half apart. >> i did expect some traffic coming in. >> the train was a little packed but there were delays. >> so far, no issues for us. >> i expected worse. but this is okay. >> the chase center can hold more than 18,000 people. chase event tickets double as a pass, allowing you to work without anything extra. >> there is no parking. it takes much time to get there. >> reporter: the hospital created this website, which gives alerts, and the overhead signs show that you could expect delays. >> the challenge will be leaving with the giants and the concert getting out at the same time. it will be interesting to see what happens tonight. >> and i'm waiting to find out what happens because the concert is still ongoing. paul cmbs reporting with ktvu fox

one at the chase center and one at oracle park.look at the expected traffic jams. >>> this morning's events in the valley may put more pressure on some of the traffic. we are seeing some of that let up near san jose and circum- tino. >>> we can show you what you can expect in the weather forecast for the afternoon coming up. still nervous about buying uh-oh, la new house.meone's is it that obvious? yes it is. you know, maybe you'd worry less if you got geico to help with your homeowners insurance. i didn't know geico could helps with homeowners insurance. yep, they've been doing it for years. what are you doing? big steve? thanks, man. there he is. get to know geico and see how much you could save on homeowners and renters insurance. >>> ktvu fox2 news, this is mornings on 2. >>> welcome back .>> we will check in with sal and just a bit but first let's check in with rosemary. >>> we have another beautiful day coming your way. especially if you like what we've had recently. temperatures are not going to change a lot. we are getting

chase center itself was never affected. about 3,000 other customers in the area were. >>> cdc is out with a new warning on vaping. don't do it. at all. hundreds of recent and severe lung illnesses now linked to e- cigarettes. that includes 5 deaths nationwide. nearly 60 reports of people getting sick in california. doctorsand the cdc say everyone should stop using e-cigarettes until they can determine the cause. >> it affects some people and it doesn't. i think you should live your life how you ntto it. >> the east bay have identified 5 people with lung illnesses potentially linked to vaping. they're asking doctors to be on the look out for fever and difficulty breathing. juul says it's monitoring the situation. quote, we are confident they will get to the bottom of this issue. >>> homicide investigation under way right now in san jose just before 1:00 this afternoon. officers found a man with a gunshot wound in a parking lot at parkmoor and meridian avenues. that victim died at the hospital later, but no word yet on potent

the cost to build and operate the center is $7.7 million. it's expected to be up and running by june of next year. reporting live here in fremont, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thank you. >>> it's 4:36 right now. police are hoping you can help identify a man they're calling a person of interest in the case of a mother of five who was shot and killed last week. they want to talk to the man that you see in this surveillance image and they're hoping you may recognize his car. 44-year-old martha casiano died in oakland after being struck by a stray bullet september 1th, it happened as she left a wedding reception on east 22nd street. there was an argument happening nearby and someone fired a gun. if you know the man in this photo, contact oakland police. >>> students in pittsburg returned to class today, one day after the campus reportedly went on lockdown. the east bay times reporting a violent confrontation near the elementary school prompted the lockdown. officers arrived to find one person with a gun wound to his arm. they say the

davis, line drive to center field. 3-0. grossman rings home two runs. 6-0. then matt chapman the inning, for the eight single of the evening. they led 7-0. remember that power hour that i was talking about? olson, gone. it was 17-2. next thing murphy, his second long ball of the night. the first home run team of his career. they won. >>> the tampa bay rays are still first in the wildcard race. ahead of oakland. >>> this is his first start in over a year. he breaks out the shimmy, strikes out kramer. he allows one hit and five shutout inning. good, good, good. a two run shot in the fifth. make it 5-0. the giants hung on for dear life. they win. >>> jonathan apron who had five tackles in his nfl debut, reportedly we will under surgery for a torn rotator cuff. the first round pick will likely miss the rest of the season. bad news puts a damper on their impressive victory over denver last night. after the game, the head coach celebrated with the fans. natalie -- this is his 100th career when as a coach. is >> i'd even know that until after the game. i was thinki

and this is for the training center land. >> i want to talk about the chase center. i know we talked about some of the, you know, test runs that we've done. and we've continued to work on that. and troubleshoot. and what i can say is that we're going to do what we do every day, which is take care of our business, get there, you know, and address the situation. i have no doubt that we're going to be able to, you know, protect the lives and property of everyone in and around chase center as well. so you know, we have to adapt all the time and we've been adapting a lot over the past however many years with the growth of the city, right? with traffic and changing of lanes, and the bicycle lanes and all that stuff, so we're very adaptable. we just like to plan for -- we like to be proactive and plan for things that -- plan for the worst and then we're ready to go to work. so we are really looking forward to welcoming the warriors to san francisco. and it's really been a good relationship with the warriors themselves. not the actual ball players, okay. but with their const

south resource center and mission neighborhood resource center refer into those beds, so we took a small portion of those beds and make them available to sfpd for a couple weeks pilot. >> commissioner dejesus: okay. thank you for bearing with us. >> i just wanted to say this. i think this may have been on your question on ptsd. the fact that every officer is trained in crisis intervention and thinking through them. we make sure if they're on the hsoc team, they have to have the crisis intervention training. and the officers that all participate in this, they're all volunteers. they volunteer for this assignment, and if they want to make a change, we make a change for them because this is challenging work. >> president hirsch: commissioner brookter? >> commissioner brookter: first of all, i want to say thank you for sticking around and making that presentation. i want to say that all of my colleagues and i are passionate around the issue and we worked as hard as we can to get it right as a commission. one of the things that i want to know that i didn't hear from commander lozar is what's

kids began to play in the chinese wrecks center -- rec center. >> i was 10 years old at the time. spent just about my whole life here. >> i came here to learn dancing. by we came -- >> we had a good time. made a lot of friends here. crisises part of the 2008 clean neighborhood park fund, and this is so important to our families. for many people who live in chinatown, this is their backyard. this is where many people come to congregate, and we are so happy to be able to deliver this project on time and under budget. >> a reason we all agreed to name this memorex center is because it is part of the history of i hear -- to name this rec center, is because it is part of the history of san francisco. >> they took off from logan airport, and the call of duty was to alert american airlines that her plane was hijacked, and she stayed on the phone prior to the crash into the no. 9 world trade center. >> i would like to claim today the center and the naming of it. [applause] >> kmer i actually challenged me to a little bit of a ping pong -- the mayor actually challenge me to a little bit of

where the first navigation center will be billed. plus. >> you take a look at what is going on in san francisco, it is terrible. >> a white house plan has a plan to help solve the homeless crisis. a detail of the plan and where the homeless will be going. >>> it is 5:00 on wednesday, september 11. pam cook has the morning off. >> i had to check my watch, i feel like i just got here. good morning i'm dick clark, let's talk about the weather, get warmer, i know that because steve paulson is back. >> i told you. >> you told me. >> i know you're not the biggest fan. >> it will be all right. >> thank you. a little bit of fog, not too much, temperatures on the way up, they start to ease up a little bit, temperatures near average to below, september, it can turn on a dime and that starts today, they will not be bad, doctors near average to a little above tomorrow, high pressure kicks in for a couple days, a bit of an offshore breeze, does not like it will be highlighted or anything like that, northeastern california, this year, also norther

and counseling center. for some veterans, these vet centers are a lifeline. congressman roe and i visited staten island, new york and we learned about connection to other v.a. services and the sense of community that the staten island center creates. we learned that transportation, including a $15 toll can make it difficult for veterans in new york city to access centers and facilities and our committee is going to look to address this. likewise, veterans in highly rural areas tell us that distance and transportation are obstacles to participating in counseling and mental health treatment. therefore, congress has been authorizing a pilot program since 2012 that pays travel expenses for veterans attending counseling at vet centers in bangor, maine, montana, santa fe, new mexico and spokane, washington. suicide is preventable. veterans who are thinking about suicide are not alone. if you have veterans in your district who are thinking about suicide call the veterans crisis -277 and text 74741. mr. speaker, le

center hosted events but at what cost? the resources that were diverted by nearby residents. >>> kpix starts now. >> good evening. i'm veronica de la cruz we begin with the legislation that happened at the state assembly and state senate and has to go now to governor newsom's desk. >> we are live with more on what this means for thousands of workers. >> we are here in san francisco where people are leaving work and heading home and chances are that some of these people are independent contractors. there are a lot more independent contractors than you might think and it goes far beyond the economy. if the governor does sign this, the impacts could be widespread. >> it is probably one of the biggest laws to pass this year. >> has the potential to shake up california's economy and while we usually think of in terms of uber and lift drivers, other industries will be affected. >> although a lot of the attention has been onworkers, it is to make sure that all workers know and the misclassification stops. >> truckers and musician

it's the heart of our city government and a center of arts and culture. its public realm is the fabric which holds together this beautiful district and framework in which we're sitting now. we know having a public realm is important to every neighborhood and takes on special importance given the special role the civic centre plays from protests to celebrations to everyday life. it's where we all come together. but we know that public space and civic center faces many challenges and, in fact, some of our city's greatest social problems are most visible in these spaces but it's a place of amazing opportunity which is why we're here today doing the jobs we love. we see how improvements like the civil center playgrounds are making this a more welcoming space to spend time, but there's more work to do. over the years, there have been many plans for improving the civic center but the primary focus was retrofitting the public buildings while improvements have somewhat lagged behind. the latest plan for the public realm is now over 20 years old, so it was time fo

i went to the johnson space center. i went to the national research council research associate, you could say postdoc. and the experiment i proposed and was accepted was to study the changes of flight metabolism in spaceflight cruise. ok, go do it. accepting it was just the beginning. participatecrews to and the people to get the involvement that we needed, from the trainers as well as all the medical people and all, that was a big chore to do. but we did it. i had studied at baylor college researcherswith the who had worked on the gemini program, and that was the first time that we had done actual measurements on astronauts from space. and blood samples and food samples andfecal samples. the idea was to study in great fthe -- of the o gemini because he wanted to make sure we could spend -- we could send the apollo crew members to the moon and back without any problems. we worked on that for gemini and we did a great job. i got very interested in it. so when he had the opportunity to go down to nasa to continue to do st

the anaheim ducks will be there at sat center. the sharks have most of their core players from game six last season. game time is 7:30 tonight. see what the newest edition of the sharks look like out there. >> they stepped on their feet when you said that. >> hockey season seems very long. is it longer now or something? it is barely still summer. >> it just pops up. >> and then when we start summer, they are still playing hockey. >> yeah. pretty soon basketball season will start, pam. >> and then you have a lot of things going on. >> that's right. >>> good morning. good morn morning to you, at memo homie. if you are looking. i want to see this area a little bit more. you can see that traffic here is a little bit slow as you approach 580 and 205. we have speeds that are low in some of these areas. once you get back if you are driving that way, it does get pretty high speed-wise, and then when you get out to the valley, it is off to a nice start. they be picked up the roadwork and the traffic on 808 into oakland looks pretty good. w

the chase center project covers a total of 11 acres. it is environmentally friendly, on track for lead gold certification. that's the national certification for green building that's made with regionally recycled source -- regionally sourced recycled materials. >> a lot of fun with those shows and the warriors being here in san francisco. >>> if you are headed into san francisco via the bay bridge, you will see delays. we are seeing stop-and-go conditions already this morning working your way coming out of the maze. not quite to the maze yet as far as the backup goes, at least on that first overpass, that 880 overpass. east shore freeway, though, looking pretty good. >>> with the giants drifting further and further out of that playoff picture, the focus now shifts to the young players and maybe the giants have found joe panic's replacement only. bottom of the first in this game, kolten wong into the right field corner off tyler beady. dexter fowler comes around to score. wong in the third with a triple and it's 1-0 cardinals. 3-0 in the

this navigation center was one of 2 propose centers, one a few miles down the road. but this one going up right here behind city hall in the stabbing gatian center is going to provide temporary housing and resources for people to then transition into permanent housing and so this is what the city says is going to be a solution to a lot of the issues they've been seeing here with homelessness as of just last month there were a 178 homeless encampments just here in the city of fremont for now reporting live christina teatro kron 4 news. thank you christina. >>new this morning, the san francisco board of supervisors passed a plan establishing a place for people to live. if you live in their cars. a place to stay overnight. here's a map showing where that will be it's a parking lot near the balboa bart station on san jose avenue will be a long-term parking lot there for up to 33 cars. the space will offer a lot of amenities actually bathroom showers a place to do laundry even a kitchen and eating space that lot will be there until construction begins on an affordable hou

>>cam is a fashion trend center. i know i get it i get that it's a look at it. right curry looks adorable when he plays little red riding hood. under a scarf he has a new secluded home in the most expensive zip code in america, we just found out the he's the mysterious buyer of this mansion. don't bother trying to drive by it to the end of the cul de sac in behind a gate setback on more than an acre of land and the currys paid $31 million for it that's the high this price paid for a house in the country this year. maybe that ll. angela says. he's got to remember for those who didn't show up for the world cup when he starts assembling the tokyo olympic roster. team usa is doomed to now for its worst finish in a big tournament with nba players since placing 6. at the 2002 championships, they lost to france in the world cup sorry quarter finals, that's what you're seeing there. the 12 us players are all-stars everybody else had some reason that they couldn't make it. together for the but you know somehow i don't think that step for lebron are afraid that he's going