>> item 12, van ness bus rapid transit update. this is an information item. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, madame clerk. i believe that all of us, because so many districts come together along van ness from supervisor haney's district to supervisor stefani's district to supervisor preston's district to the district that i represent, and i think many of us traverse that corridor whether on public transit or other means of transportation and have seen the evolution, albeit a little behind schedule, of the bus rapid transit project that was fishes initially -- first initiated by then executive director of sfcta moscovitch some 20 years ago and now together with a lot of work that nobody can see, because it is below ground, has been moving forward with massive lane changes in recent days. and with that, i will turn it over to sfmta who has a present for us. good morning and thank you for joining us. and thank you for slogging through what i know is a very, very difficult project and i promise to keep my expressions of frustration to

can see here all caught on camera a crew from inside edition was actually at that store along van ness and eddie for a story on shoplifting when this actually happened this is one of many excessive shoplifting case is happening in the bay area because of that rapid shoplifting at this particular location. the store will close now for good on november. 11th. this is the 3rd store in san francisco closed because of shoplifting crawford jonathan mccall has the story. caught on camera a wild scene that's being played out at retail chain drug stores across the bay area. >>scores of shoplifters swarming stores ransacking racks and pilfering thousands of dollars in products off the shelves. this walgreens at van ness and eddie has been hit so many times the walgreens now plans to close the doors for good on november. 11th this video courtesy of inside edition shows a man just days ago, jumping over a counter at the store and taking off from it with stolen merchandise. inside the store, the shelves are bare with very few products for sell the store no among at least half a dozen walgreens loca

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for more than three and a half years, we have tolerated stagnation and a rising level of jobless-ness, with more than 5 million of our best workers unemployed at this very moment. surely, this is the most false and wasteful economics of all. our deep need is not for idleness, but for new housing in hospitals, for facilities to combat pollution and take us home from work, for better products able to compete on vigorous world markets. the highest single domestic priority of the next administration will be to ensure that every american able to work has a job to do. [applause] that job guarantee will, and must depend upon a reinvigorated private economy, freed at last from the uncertainties and burdens of war. but it is our firm commitment that whatever employment the private sector does not provide, the federal government will either stimulate or provide itself. [applause] whatever it takes, this country is going back to work. america cannot exist with most of our people working and paying taxes to support too many others mired in a demeaning and hopeless welfare mess. [applause] therefo

based on third street, which is a mess, the central subway, we are waiting for the opening, the van ness bus rapid transit, the businesses that needed to be helped have gone. and we haven't learned anything what happened on market street before. we always don't seem to learn something from the past projects and we don't seem to have a checklist. we just live it to become project managers, who are not really project managers, because they can't do a needs assessment. and then we love to have our fire chats, the public comment period, where we allow them a couple of minutes and you don't seem to be paying attention to us. it's going to come to bite you all in the back. >> supervisor peskin: next speaker, please. >> thank you, caller. your two minutes begins now. >> thank you. supervisors. i apologize, what i'm going to say. the first thing i would like to do is thank you about some of the downtown -- [inaudible] -- from the meeting and the new improved -- [inaudible] classification is appreciated. the thing i do want to bring to your attention. on the one hand, we have the c.a.c. moving al

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, we know them in our hearts, we draw on them, and we see cope in -- we see cope and hours of dark ness. our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation, conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. on this sacred ground, abraham lincoln reimagined america itself. here, a president of the united states spoke of the price of division and meaning of sacrifice. rescue,ved in the reduction, and rededication of the union. not just a ferocious decision but of widespread death. and fear of the future. this, a houseus divided could not stand. that is a great and timeless truth. today, once again, we are a house divided. but that, my friends, can no longer be. crises,acing too many we have too much work to do, we have too bright a future to have a ship wreck on the shoals of anger, hate, and division. as we stand here today a century and a half later after gettysburg, we should consider when equalcan happen justice is denied, when are left unchecked. today,ica looked across i'm concerned the country is in a dangerous place. our trust in each othe

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a car plowed into a fire hydrant at bush and van ness 6:00 tonight. no one was hurt. not clear xa what exactly caused the crash. >>> we are hearing from scott peterson's former defense attorney. after the supreme court ordered a review of the case. the court ruled juror number seven did not disclose that she was a victim of a crime. and today scott peterson's defense attorney said that he was always worried about jurors who had a, quote, "agenda ". " >> it's a major step, and we're happy to be at the point now where we can hopeful get the conviction set aside. >> peterson was found guilty of murdering his pregnant lacyy, and their unborn child in 2004. he is currently serving life sentences. >>> and breaking news in oakland. police are investigating yet another shooting. three people were shot tonight, at least one was killed. this is the latest in a string of shootings in oakland recently. >>> new at 11:00. a series of disturbing drive-by paint ball attacks are being investigated in davis tonight. a girl was bruised while roller blading with her family. others have r

this is the walgreens on van ness and eddie there. they were there first or about rampant shoplifting at that location ironically when this happened by the way inside edition. we'll have more on this story coming up tonight on 11 o'clock right here in california, certainly they didn't have to wait very long. >>crawford jonathan mccall live for us in the newsroom with the bigger problem incidents like these rampant, shoplifting you know how are having on stores all across the bay area jonathan grant vicki because of the rampant shoplifting at that one location alone. >>the story venison any will close its doors for good on november. 11th. we're told that the store was losing thousands of dollars in merchandise day. the store will be among half a dozen set to shut its doors this year alone because of the issue. >>caught on camera a wild scene that's being played out at retail chain drug stores across the bay area. scores of shoplifters swarming stores ransacking racks and pilfering thousands of dollars in products off the shelves. this

guest: he was inexperienced and naturallead to his abilities and that competitive ness comes from.escaped the narrow constraints of houston life as a lawyer. he went to bigger and bigger playing fields, leading to international diplomacy. basically thed only experience he had before that was helping his friend ,eorge bush in a senate race where he ran in a county that included houston. and then he did some fundraising after that at the presidential level. he was bitten by the politics result of will, a that 1976 race. it was 1978 ran for texas attorney general in his one and only effort at elected office. not only did he lose, but it was clear to those who observed him heer.e was not a baby kiss history would've been different had he won that. host: tell us what you write in the book about his father and his guidance in terms of politics to james baker. guest: his family is part of .ouston by james baker the third and we can't tell you why. they explained because they were bad at math. he had a family legacy and they did so much to build modern houston. they built institutions but

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roughly from van ness to ellis and geary to mission. the tenderloin would become a protected zone and these defendants, none of whom live in the tenderloin, would be allowed to go there unless they had a lawful legitimate reason to be there. we're focused on the predatory repeat dealers selling the most dangerous drugs, including those leading to the most deaths. we have rigorous criteria. he or she was arrested at least twice for drug sales or possession of drugs for the purpose of sales in the tenderloin in the past year and a half. one of those arrests must have been in the last nine months. both of the arrests must have led to either criminal charges by the district attorney or a motion to revoke probation. the drugs involved were fentanyl, heroin, cocaine or methamphetamine. and the defendant is not a tenderloin resident. has been given the opportunity to present their defense in court at a hearing and the court finds there is sufficient evidence to warrant the injunction. in other words, an injunction is issued if the need for it

on the ground any hawkinson gets ready to climb to their nest above i don't like heights but with ness close to 100 feet up the team has no choice but to cause i'm. macaws like deep cavities high up in old growth trees those spots are hard to come by even in a protected force like. this scarcity of mess leads to deadly fights between nesting macall parents and other macaws looking for a home they will kill chicks if a well harm the parents and they may cause such a disruption that the parents might be unwilling to return to the nest that's why the macabre project is researching man made miss like this one called mandy lou once any reaches the nest she opens a special door to access the chicks separate from the opening the adult macaws used to get. inside our 1st peek at the hope for the next generation of macaws. the frail pale chick is not what you'd expect but it is a live in and he needs to get it down to the ground quickly safety is paramount for these blue ball chicks any uses sanitizer on her hands to protect them from germs the bucket that will take them down is warmed with a ho

the fire started shortly before 8:00 this evening on south van ness avenue, south of market street. it was captured in this video from the citizen user app. the fire started in the encampment and then spread to the building, causing some smoke damage, but fortunately no one was hurt. >>> people protested in sunnyvale today in response to the city's plans to clear a homeless camp at fair oaks park. police were scheduled to remove about 20 homeless people to make room for a renovation prospect, but they canceled after receiving a number of complaints last week. protesters say homeless sweeps during a pandemic puts lives at risk. >> we need to ensure that the people at this park are given every ability to stay within their bubble, to follow cdc guidelines, to keep everyone at the park just as healthy as everyone else in sunny vail is allowed to do. >> homeless advocates say the only viable solution to s for the city to provide hotel rooms during the construction work. >> new tonight, a halloween display in the front yard of a home in newark has been taken down after complaints from nei

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affected maybe early next year if nothing happens or no help we could all be facing you know almost ness or having to relocate and it's really a big fear of a lot of us right now. the fear of losing everything is everywhere in the united states not just here in washington as code numbers continue to rise and businesses continue to close more and more people like they will see their fears turn into reality. are still a spring in washington post economics correspondent heather long her latest analysis compares how the u.s. and germany have weathered the 1000 crisis economically she joins me tonight from washington heather it's good to have you on the day that the headline for your piece reads as u.s. unemployment soared to germany's barely budged is america's safety net enough it made me think of president george bush sr and his vision of a kinder gentler america which is definitely not the america that this pandemic has exposed. i think you're right on so many levels and it's interesting back in april there were actually a number of republican senators including josh holly of missouri who

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enough rain fell that day to more than phil loch ness.ven with the uk's varied whether this fits into a pattern of increasing likelihood of extreme rainfall events because of climate change. this pattern at the moment doesn't scream rain. low pressure being helped at bay because of a ridge of high pressure extending gci’oss ridge of high pressure extending across the uk but it is coming with across the uk but it is coming with a cold flow of air from the north—east, plenty of clout, and not entirely dry. some patchy rain from the cloud across the north—east of scotland, some showers running through east anglia, the midlands and towards wales as the afternoon goes on, some showers for northern ireland too. brightening up in parts of northern england. the best of the sunshine in southern england and temperatures below average for the time of year, with a gentle north—easterly breeze. into tonight, even where it has been clear, lots of cloud. it will be damp and drizzly in places. also keeping a few clear spells towards south—west england wh

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situation insurance europe to conserve society in their complexity that we already have in their colorful ness and keep them as open and really tolerant spaces without radical fuz. is not now a preliminary count in bolivia's presidential election shows socialist party candidate us are say winning with almost 53 percent of the votes i'll say is a familiar face as the former economy minister before that president evo morales was ousted after claims of wrecked elections were at his praise the bolivian people's decision and that was echoed by venezuela's president or has also faced unsuccessful attempts to remove him from power. the bolivian people have given a lesson in democracy and perseverance people have managed to resist the coup de facto government to massacres and administration of the pandemic marked by inefficiency corruption several election postponements and the worst economic crisis in our history. a great victory the bolivian people are united and consciously defeated with votes the coup d'etat that our brother abel was served but everyone has enjoyed over a year of political tell mo

signature charisma into that as well you know that combination of blues music and and his library ness all all really will have a strong legacy. this is al jazeera these are the top stories. prime minister has been replaced by an opposition politician who was freed from jail by protest is widespread anti-government demonstrations have seen opposition supporters taking most of the capital's government buildings across this is led to the results of sunday's parliamentary election being a no talent staff that has the latest from diskette people you can see behind me supporters and representatives of various political parties a number of which are members of the set up yesterday and what i said i guess they called the coordination council which represents around 8 political parties and they've been making some pretty fiery speeches this morning so far they're demanding all that they're demanding that the president is impeached there demanding that. all parliamentary members come together for a meeting a session we had a parliamentary session yesterday but it was we understand only around 2

signature charisma into that as well you know that combination of blues music and and his library ness all all really well a strong legacy. this is al jazeera these are all the top stories. prime minister has been replaced by an opposition politician who was freed from jail by prime.

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situation in terms of europe to conserve society in that complexity that we already have in their colorful ness and keep them as open and really tolerance basis without radical views. but a preliminary count in bolivia's presidential election shows socialist party candidate us all say winning with almost 53 percent of the votes all say is known as a supporter of ousted president even rod is on in fact so does economy minister joining the latins administration and 2019 even though the final results are yet to be announced are ses opponent has acknowledged his defeat while former president rather was has praised the people's decision. the bolivian people have given a lesson in democracy and perseverance people have managed to resist the coup a defacto government to massacres and administration of the pandemic marked by inefficiency corruption several election postponements and the worst economic crisis in our history. a great victory the bolivian people are united and consciously defeated with votes the coup d'etat that our brother abel was served not just remind of bolivia has enjoyed over a yea