commissioner gilman? >> i just wanted to echo happy holidays to everyone on the staff and for the stuff for stepping up with the unprecedented amount of talent that we had in the past year. people have really stepped up. i want to say that it is so exciting. we are creating affordable homes in spite of everything going on. we will have a great future in 2022. thank you for your support and your director's report. >> commissioner burton? >> nothing to add. good comments. >> thank you. vice president adams? >> rector forbes, to the staff, your contribution this year has been phenomenal. the staff and everyone has just flourished. president brandon, thank you for your strong leadership and for your vision into the other commissioners. this is the best commission in the city. i would match it for any group in this country pound for pound. i miffed that we can't meet in person. we have made the best out of a bad situation. it doesn't look like there is any relief in this covid, but that underscores all the of

that is the key thing, and that is what barton gilman is really ringing the alarm about, that we aren a road that if we don't do something relatively soon, we might not be able to 'r clacb btk ou in. >> woodruff:he article that he wrote is seriously disturbing. >> and i think the other thing which i hadn't thought about before is he likens it to northern ireland before the troubles. it's not only political, we imagine it could be something with elections, but it could be just civil violence, and that's horrific enough. >> woodruff: and when i said they want to keep former president trump in power, meaning a lot of them think he should still be in power, in fact most of them do. last thing, david, economic numbers out today, inflation getting even worse than it was. the president's poll numbers, we can show everybody the latest marist-npr poll has his approval at 42, his disapproval at 51. how much is the president to plame for what's going on with the economy? >> i don't think he's to blame for the inflation rates, i think that's most risupply chain issues and other things and the fa

no matter how often you see it is to museum also has these elements that serve as memorials, gilman. so it's a memorial, it's commemorative and a museum at the same time. oh, you just going to sign my leave is cain't is a master of complexity. he tries not to integrate the different aspects into his buildings, but to let them occur there and placed them under tension with dog. and i think this tension between opposites that he always creates is something that will continue to inspire architects with between the lines to vindicate between the lines combines 2 different kinds of drawing. i drawing that is his own investigation and i space and the drawing that forms the basis for the architecture itself. go makeing that that's how we noticed that he really wanted to work with these drawings. and the way he presented them in an unconventional way, boyd to, oh, you know, i remember in my 1st building i never booked anything before the jewish museum, but when i took one window and just tilted it to alter to view people said, oh my god, this is the end of the world. this is horrible, but yo

and the early development first phases of the project include gilman library, which is on the upper left hand corner as well as two academic buildings and the power plant. and i want to point out in particular the circular drive. and i'm going to give it a try. at some risk. give me one second. you can't see it very well even so. but you see the laser there. that complete circular drive in olmsted's plan and development that established a frontage on charles street but also the principle axes that leads to the library to gilman at its head. but the most interesting thing about this plan i think is that all of the future buildings of that plan had been graded out into pads, including excavation of the basement levels on those plans. and it shows an extraordinary, kind of, commitment to an idea. but it also and the most beautiful thing about it in my mind is it almost self determinating plan, by making that part of the first phase, it absolutely ensures that that second phase get done. and it is a beautiful demonstration i think of the confidence in that grading and also in the ordered dis

there's a piece in the atlantic by barton gilman. what is most alarming is not necessary the laws that are being passed. most alarming is there's a law from central americans, maybe only 12% or 20%, who have detached from reality. and believe everything is stolen. and you don't know what the people are going to do in 2024. judy: we talked to him last night on the newshour and he said according to the best estimates, 21 million americans, give or take, or prepared to use violence to keep donald trump in power. jonathan: right, and as he notes, i think i'm going to misremember the country he was talking about that had fewer people and spun out of control based on 8 million people. i think it was serbia that he wrote about. but with 21 million people, he's making the point that 21 million people, that's a lot of people who can do a lot of damage in key places around the country if they turn the detachment from reality into an effort to overturn elections, not just by ransacking the capital, but going to state capitals around the country

knife, she got away safely and police say the suspect may have done the same thing to someone else on gilmaneet in september. >>> theranos founder elizabeth holmes taken the stand again as today is her sixth today on the witness stand. len ramirez gives us an update. >> reporter: elizabeth holmes faced topper cross-examination from government prosecutors, she was pressed on the subject of whether theranos devices were used by the military, she admitted they were never used in any clinical setting with soldiers and also pressed about the favorable 2014 fortune magazine cover story in which she gave exclusive interviews to roger parloff . elizabeth holmes said the article was not correct when he stated that the company was not using any of the company's blood analyzers in his labs but still send the article to investors without correction when she needed the raised more money. she will very likely be on the witness stand for the rest of the day and tomorrow. the next witness for the defense could be a psychologist talking about the alleged partner abuse which her former boyfriend and business

now the first incident happened back on september 29th on gilman street. and that's not too far from saint mary's high school. police say that the same suspect approached another girl on make jea avenue. you're chanting way on monday. now. take a good look at this car. police say that this is the suspect's vehicle. it's a newer model. red ford mustang fastback with dark tinted windows. but this is video of the suspect approaching one of the girls. now this video is from september 29th. as you could see, the man is walking side by side with the girl and police say he told this girl that he was a police officer had a gun and demanded a hug. now, this girl ran away and called police. investigators say that the same man in this video approach approached another teenage girl on monday morning around 9.30. she was walking on a key avenue near channing way. police say she was crossing the street and started talking to her. the man told the girl he wanted to walk with her to berkeley high school to find his daughter. the girl said no. but police say the man told h

again, these incident happened on gilman street as well as mickey avenue on channing way. back to you guys. >> thank you very much. camila. time now 6. '09, and a mountain view man was arrested and is charged with lewd acts and molesting minors. rafael madrigal was arrested. he worked at the gateway neighborhood center and was an active member of the community and 2 teenagers at the center reported to police that he had inappropriate interactions with him. police believe because of his work with young people. there may be additional victims. >> happening tomorrow. a public memorial service for kevin nishita will be held. he was the security guard who was shot while protecting a kron 4 journalist who was on assignment in oakland back on november 24th just a day before thanksgiving. he died a few days later and we've learned that his service will take place. this coming thursday at the san jose civic center with doors opening at 11:00am and the service beginning at noon and kron 4 will also be streaming. that service for anyone who can't attend but would like to watch it fro

gilman street. so if you live in those areas, make sure it. take a look at your surveillance cameras to see if you have any footage of that suspect. back to you guys. hopefully somebody can help. >> police find this person. thank you very much. camila. >> 5. '09, is a time and a mountain view ban was arrested and charged with lewd acts and molesting minors, mountain view. police say that rafale mind or gal worked at the gateway neighborhood center and was active in the community. police say that 2 teenagers at the center have reported inappropriate interactions with him. police believe because of his work with youth. there may be additional victims. >> a public memorial service has been scheduled now for kevin the she to the shooter was shot while protecting a kron 4 journalist on assignment in oakland back on november 24th the day before thanksgiving. he died a few days later. his service will take place this thursday at the san jose civic center doors will open at 11 o'clock. the will begin at noon and kron 4 will also be streaming that serv

now the first incident happened september 29 on gilman street. and that's not too far from saint mary's high school. police say that the same suspect approached another girl on macie avenue near channing way on monday. take a good look at this car. police say that this is the suspect's vehicle. it's a newer model. red ford mustang fastback with dark tinted windows and berkeley. police have also released a video of the suspect approaching one of the girls. this video is from september 29th. the man is seen walking side by side with the girl and police say he told that girl that he was a police officer. he had a gun and demanded a hug that goal ran away and called police. investigators say that the man in this video up the same man in this video approached another teenage girl on monday morning around 9.30. she was walking on avenue near chanting way and pull. that's when police say a man came up and started talking to her. that man told the girl that he wanted to walk with her to berkeley high school to find his daughter. the girl said no. but pol

there is some close ires on 80 at gilman. the ramp exiting off the freeway due to flooding. also westbound 580 getting busy into the pass. showing you a map here. we have a lot of red and yellow. a busy ride as you work out of tracy getting onto 580 itself. travel times already pretty slow. 34 minutes, 205 toward 680. east shore freeway, keeping a close eye on all these freeways dealing this wet weather and more cars get on the roadways. we will likely see more hot spots. san mateo bridge slick. high wind advisory in effect. no major delays between 808 and 101. 880 itself looking okay through oakland. we are seeing traffic moving at the limit right now. checking the east bay travel times. westbound 24, walnut creek to oakland. 11 minutes and westbound 4580 cast take valley to the maze. if you are going to san leandro that's about 13 minutes and we are not seeing a lot of trouble >>> the only thing to slow the warriors down last night were mechanical issues with the team plane. it forced them to stay at indianapolis. that meant an early flight to new york. they may be in the

police say the first incident was on september 29th and gilman street. this is video from that event. the suspect seen there walking side by side with the girl. police say he told her he was a police officer had a gun and then demanded a hug. the most recent incident happened this past monday that involved a different girl on mcgee avenue near channing way. kron 4 spoke with berkeley police about the event they're hoping to help people be able to tell who is a legitimate officer and who is not. >> the first indicator that you actually are indeed speak with an officer as a uniform. beyond that, if you have so doubts or question about whether or not the person is an officer. you can always dial 911, or the non-emergency number to confirm that. >> the suspect is believed to be driving a newer model. red ford mustang fastback with dark tinted windows. berkeley police are asking all residents to check their security cameras to see if they may have footage of this suspect. >> earlier today, family, friends and colleagues honored the life and legacy of the late

police say the first incident took place on september 29th on gilman street. most recent incident happened this past monday involving a different girl. the girls involved in each incident. able to get away. all right. take a live look outside on this thursday. san francisco's embarcadero getting dark. it's already chilly going to get colder and this is a weekend. coming up where. >> people have some time to get ready clear the gutters or what have you for a real big storm. yeah. you know 3 dog night with 4, 5, oh, my the coldest night of the year tonight. going to be i mean, this could be downright chilly. we're going to see that frost out there freezing temperatures parts of bay area your skies nice and clear that cold arctic air kind of settling in now and that's going to lead to some very chilly temperatures outside down about 29 for low and santa rosa 32 in freezing in napa. 32 also in concord in livermore lot of 30's. even inside the bay. so do expect even inside the bay. we might see a little frost in the car. some rooftops by tomorrow morning. all right

we didn't without civil fellas in arizona in the gilman . so it was more or less like the put atoria government claiming to put aside the back, the comparisons with upper types of african, the british treatment of kenneth ma, ma, independence fight as may seem far fetched. but the level of violence used by the whites to maintain power in the last half of the 20th century paints into insignificance when compared to the violence used against my community. but the war between kenyon somalis under kenyan government known disparagingly as the shift to all bonded war, has remained one of africa's forgotten conflicts. that british hot always ruled this area, which they called the mo, frontier district or an f d with a very light hand. they saw the somalis as good soldiers, but, but subjects as a somali, if you wanted to cross that tunnel, remain to kenya, you needed to seek permission. the n f d was to all intents and purposes, a separate country. when kenya's independence was being negotiated in 96 to to the british agree despite strong opposition

police say the first incident took place on november 29th and gilman street. the most recent incident happened this past monday and it involved a different girl. the girls involved in each incident were able to get away. police in mountain view are looking for this man who they say touched a young girl why she was walking to school. this happened. the 1900 block of california street on wednesday, officers tweeted out these photos of the suspect and police are reporting. but the man touched the girl grabbed her hand and then told her to come back to his apartment. she was able to get away and call police. but if this guy looks familiar to you. you're asked to call mountain view police. >> california attorney general rob bonta was in san francisco today. he wanted to promote a gun buyback event that's happening this weekend. the event is saturday from 8 in the morning until 12 noon on howard street. it's being hosted by the group called united players. people will get $100 cash money for handguns and shotguns and $200 for automatic weapons. not player's is a 25

the first incident occurred on gilman street back in september. police say the same suspect approached another girl on mcgee avenue near cheney way this past monday according to witness reports he wanted to walk with her to berkeley high to find his daughter. he says the girl refused and kept walking eventually she called police this is video from september. the 29th, a man is seen walking side by side with a girl. police also said the suspect has a newer model red ford mustang fastback with dark tinted windows. they are asking residents in any of these areas to check their security cameras to see if they may have any footage of the suspect. >> coming up. get ready for summer cycling changes in california. how you can prepare now before these rules are enforced. >> plus california plans to be an abortion sanctuary if roe v wade is overturned. we will take a closer look at that report. >> and a plumber who discovered bags and bags and bags of money in the wall of joel church is going to be rewarded for his good deed. what police did to show their a

family, now sleep in this makeshift house, not sure if and when they will be able to go back home gilman cutler. my house is still under water. no, there are a lot of his neck sad ripped, i one on the place is the steel river. it's no longer home. so how can i go back and joining us to be part of this conversation. we have joseph, we have more. we have near thorn. good to have all 3 with with us. more festival. introduce yourself. tell everybody who you are, what you do. hello everyone. my name is mara, jack. i own freelance journalist messenger over here to have been near san welcome to the stream. introduce yourself to our global audience. you hello everybody. my name is not on hot. my. i'm a bull. the research in analysts in the area of climate change and global entity in, at the said institute, alice, always good to have a government voice in a conversation. we have joseph bartel. you see him, but you don't have the government voice quite yet. we are working on the audio. joseph is the under secretary for the ministry of environment and forestry, and he is coming to us from jibber sa

no matter how often you see it is to museum also has these elements that serve as memorials, gilman. so it's a memorial, it's commemorative and a museum at the same time. oh, you just going to sign my leave is kind is a master of complexity. he tries not to integrate the different aspects into his buildings, but to let them occur there and placed them under tension with clog. and i think this tension between opposites that he always creates his something that will continue to inspire, architect between the lines have been that between the lines combined 2 different kinds of drawing. i know i drawing that is his own investigation and i space and the drawing that forms the basis for the architecture itself. go makeing that that's how we noticed that he really wanted to work with these drawings. and the way he presented them in an unconventional way, boyd to, oh yeah, i remember in my 1st building i never broke anything before the jewish museum, but when i took one window and just tilted it to altered a view, people said, oh my god, this is the end of the world, this is horrible. but yo

we have flooding reported along 80 near gilman. heads up. bay bridge toll plaza moving at the limit. also wind advisories for the bay bridge. san mateo bridge. if you are traveling in a high profile vehicle be careful this morning, especially as you work across the span there. a lot of red popping up on the sensors. this is that area we are looking at on the map as you head out of tracy into the pass. >>> and we are seeing the effects of the nonstop rain across the bay area. flooding, damaging winds and this river isn't over yet. the storm is leaving a huge mess it. will likely take a few days to also affecting businesses. check out this video of flood water inside a bank at half moon bay. this happened at san mateo credit union. you can see brown water taking over every inof this bank. fire crews mopped up the mess and used sandbags to control the inflow of water. >>> breaking news, a study of the pfizer pill says it protects againsta veer decease. they asked the fda to authorize the pill. the new results will strengthen the -- which could

no crashes right now in that earlier flooding off gilman has been cleared. that's good news.u taking the bridge though over to the marin side things busy. westbound high bayh 4 busy. 49 minutes from antioch. traffic moverring southbound 101 on to 280. that's a look at your morning ride. >>> still ahead, here we go again. new covid rules for california the spike that has the state cracking down hard on marking up. >>> and the amazon driver going the extra mile during one of his deliveries. >>> and streaming today the attorney general will hold a news conference on recent retail theft. he we will bring that to you live. at 8:15 a preview of sf play house's 12th night. you can watch on kpix.com or on the app. or mrs. claus the shopping boss here to help you merry savers decorate with the best bargains ever! ross has savings on everything you need to get the party started. because who waits for shipping anymore? or guests?! i love saying yes to more merry for less at ross! ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to mysel

established the frontage on charles street, but also the principal access that leads to the library to gilmanat its head. the most interesting thing about this plan, i think, is that all of the future buildings of that plan have been greeted out into paths, including excavation of the basement levels of those plans. on one side the quad, and a friend on the other. it shows an extraordinary commitment to an idea, but it also in the most beautiful thing about it in my mind, is it is almost self determinate-ing plan. by mason making that part of the first phase it absolutely ensures that second phase gets done. it's a beautiful demonstration demonstration, i think, of the confidence of that greeting and the discipline of the institution over the years. so, in the mid 1990s, we were hired to develop a facilities master plan for the campus. with a question of how improvements to the core of the campus, which was the focus of that effort, could strengthen charles village to the east. that's on the right side of charles street. and also enhance the stream valley to the west that we've been talking a

and the early development, first phases of the project, include gilman library, which is on the upper left hand corn were as well as two academic buildings and the power plant. and i want to point out in particular, the circular drive. and i'm going to give it a try, at some risk. give me one second. kruing exka -- including excavation of the basement level on one side of the other. it chose an extraordinary kind of commitment to an idea. but it also and the most beautiful thing about it in my mind is it almost self determinating plan, by making that part of the first phase, it absolutely ensures that that second phase get done. and it is a beautiful demonstration i think of the confidence in that grading and also in the ordered discipline of the institution over the years. so in the mid 1990s, we were hired to develop a facilities master plan for the campus. with a question of how improvements to the core of the campus, which was the focus of that effort, could strengthen charles village to the east. that is on the right side of charles street. and also enhance the stream valley to t

. ♪ ♪ school girl and their fourth and gilman streets in berkeley in october, has done it again.girl here, channing way and mcgee avenue. police say he told the girl he was an officer and wanted her to give him a hug. wanted her to give them a hug, the man reportedly made a threat involving a knife and then drove away in a red ford mustang. this is the second time the man has been reported, the first time you followed the high school aged girl saying he was a police officer with a gun and that demanded a hug he later ran away after she took off and called police. if you have any information please call berkeley police. >>> the oakland city council is holding a special meeting to consider whether to add new police academies to help the department fill vacancies, this as community members made a public plea to city leaders to help stop the violence. the latest now. spot the council has been discussing hiring proposals for more than two hours and there is confusion among councilmembers even within the last few minutes even to what they are voting for, this as they grapple with homic

police say the first incident took place on september 29th at gilman street.ost recent incident happened this past monday involving a different girl. the girls involved in each incident were able to get away. and again, there has been unrest. we're getting some breaking news now just in to the kron 4 news in coming to us out of chicago where the jury in the jussie so much trial has reached a verdict this afternoon on charges of the former empire actor orchestrated a fake attack on himself. and then lied to chicago police have are about it. that verdict is expect to be read in court later on today. the jury deliberated for just over 9 hours after this week long trial again, the jury has come up with some sort of decision. we're watching some live pictures waiting to see what happens in court and will bring you the details right here during kron 4 news at 3 o'clock. so stay with us for that. also coming up today, washington, dc taking a pause today to honor the life and legacy of sen bob dole. also the city of antioch is stepping up patrols this holiday shopping

that station is located at 12 01 gilman street in berkeley. operating hours are from eight a.m. to 4:30 p.m. monday through saturday. the station will be closed on new year's day. there is a $29 fee for dropping off flocked or plastic trees. the transfer station will take compostable trees through the end of january. since december. 22nd we have experienced very active weather pattern here in the bay area, and that's kind of visit understatement. we have had rain. we've had thunder and lightning this morning we had hail and some very gusty winds. and we have local snow in our mountains. this is our live weather camera looking out towards 8 80 in the distance there, the tribune building. we have mostly cloudy skies in oakland. right now, there's nothing like the passage of a cold front. you get that fresh, fresh air. it is now in oakland 47 degrees temperatures across the board. into the forties. but when you factor in a wind that's blown at 17 mph. it just feels rod side. it's cold. you need a jacket this evening, you could stash the umbrella.

is the second time since such behavior has been reported the first time happened near fourth and gilmanhat man made similar demands and threats to another teenage girl. across the bay. now we're restaurants across san francisco. we're trying to protect their dining park. let's fearing the red tape that comes with them could soon force some of them to be torn down. sparkles have become a part of the restaurant scene now , since the pandemic force more people to eat outside many restaurants want them to stay. ktvu christian captain tells us about the new challenges businesses are facing. for many restaurants. the outdoor dining platforms are a lifeline, but since they first popped up, the list of requirements for the platforms has gone from seven pages to announce 60 page document. restaurants say they want to make sure the city doesn't start finding businesses that are not yet in compliance with those new standards at the city grants enough time until spring of 2023 for restaurants to make the necessary changes. we can't even do outdoor dining . we were in that deep purple thing, right?

the man's license plate number police say the first incident took place back on september 29th on gilmant. the most recent incident happened just this past monday and that involved different girl. the girls involved in each incident were able to get away. well, this morning, police in mountain view are looking for a man who touched a young girl while she was walking to school yesterday morning. it happened in the 1900 block of california street. the man touched the girl and then grabbed her hand and then told her to come back to his apartment, but she was able to get her hand free run away and call police. so far there's no detailed description of the attacker but will let you know if police to come up with one. >> it's 5.36 and there's a ceremony in the east bay honoring the life and legacy of late alameda county supervisor wilma chan. we told you about it yesterday and chan died last month. she was struck by a car while she was crossing the street and alameda and we want to share some video from yesterday's ceremony was outside of the oakland museum of california. and it highlighted al

the first incident happened on september 29th on gilman street.e say the same suspect approached another girl on mickey avenue near channing way on monday. this is video from september 29th. the man is seen walking side by side with a girl. police say he told her he was a police officer had a gun and demanded a hug. this girl ran away and called police. investigators say the same man in this video approached another teenage girl on monday morning around 9.30. she was walking on mcgee avenue. when police say a man started talking to her. the man told the girl he wanted to walk with her to berkeley high school to find his daughter. the girl refused. but police say the man told her he was a cop and should not worry the girl, didn't believe the man and kept walking. he followed her, cornered. her asked her for a hug and said he had a knife. she stepped away and called police the berkeley police department say there's a couple ways you can determine someone is a legitimate officer. well, i think the first indicator that. >> you actually are indeed spea

officers say the first incident took place back on september 29th on gilman street.ust this past monday involving a different girl. the girls involved in each of those cases, we're able to get away. this morning. police in mount view are looking right now for a man who touched a young girl while she was walking to school yesterday morning. it happened on the 1900 block of california street. the man apparently touched the girl grabbed her hand and told her to come back to his apartment. she was able to get away. and that's when she called police. so far there's no detailed description of the attacker. but we'll let you know when police are able to put one together. >> it's 6.41 and there's a ceremony in the east bay to honor the life and legacy of alameda county supervisor wilma chan who was killed after she was struck by a car while she was crossing the street and alameda. and we have video from the ceremony yesterday. it was held outside the oakland museum of california and her friends and family and the community she touch was there. you can see some of them here.

track this person down the first incident you may remember, took place back on september 29th and gilmanoached a young girl. the most recent incident happened this past monday involving a different girl. in all cases. the girls were able to get away. and again, police think they do now have the person responsible behind bars. this morning. police in mount view, though, are looking for a man who touched a young girl while she was walking to school yesterday morning. it happened on the 1900 block of california street. according to officers after the man assaulted her. he then grabbed her hand and told her to come back to his apartment which she refused wrestled her hand away escaped and called police. so far there's no detailed description of the attacker. but when the officers do get one together will make sure to share that with you. >> it's a 36 and there's a ceremony that was held in the east bay to honor the life and legacy of the late alameda county supervisor wilma chan who died after he was hit by a car while she was crossing the street and alameda and we have video from the ceremo

so officers say the first incident took place back on september 29th on gilman street.hat's where one girl was approached by this person and then the most recent incident happened this past monday, a different girl. luckily all of the girls that were involved victimized by these various incidents were all able to get away. this morning. police in mount view are on the lookout for a man who apparently touched a young girl while she was walking to school yesterday morning. it happened on the 1900 block of california street. the man apparently touched the girl then grabbed her hand and told her to come back with him to his apartment. but she was able to get away and call police. no detailed description of the attacker just yet. but as soon as police issue one. we'll let you know. >> 9.38 right now and don't trash your food when you're done. see how she's chopping up. you can't just put that the track. we're going to tell you why. >> what california is doing is a new mandate statewide and steph curry want you to vote for him is you running for you'll have to stay tuned to f

that was on gilman street. the most recent one happened just this past monday. a different girl in all of the cases, the girls were able to get away. this morning. police in mountain view are looking for a man who apparently touched a young girl while she was walking to school yesterday morning. it happened on the 1900 block of california street. the man touched the girl and then grabbed her hand and told her to come back to his apartment, but she was able to wrestle herself away and call police. so far there's been no detailed description of the attacker. police are working on that will let you know when they issue under the public. o> contra. costa county us to hold an about-face again. it when it comes to restaurants that are violating the county rules. they're in jeopardy being fined or even having their business permit revoked. days ago. remember we said the county sent a letter to us. we showed you what told you what they said. they said, oh, we're going to focus on education were more important that educate these restaurants than and force them. if they'r

police say the first incident took place on september 29th on gilman street. this is video from that event. the suspect seen walking there side by side with the girl. police say he told her he was a police officer, had a gun and then demanded a hug. the most recent incident happened this past monday involving a different girl on mcgee avenue near channing way. thankfully the girls involved in each incident were able to get away from the man before anything worse happened. take a look at this. police say they arrested a man in santa rosa for waving this gun at security after not paying his bill at russian river brewing company happened just after 5 o'clock last night the man later identified as 28 year-old tyler morris of santa rosa. police say left the brewery and was eventually tracked down, but they say they tracked into the macy's at the santa rosa plaza and they say officers tried to arrest him there. but he tried to get away and injured an officer in the process. police did eventually catch up to take him into custody. he was booked at the sonoma county j

now, the first incident happened on september 29 on gilman street. it's not too far from saint mary's high school. police say that that's the same suspect approached. another girl on making avenue near channing way on monday. take a good look at this car. police say that this is the suspect's vehicle. it's a newer model of a red ford mustang fastback with dark tinted windows and surveillance caught the suspect approaching one of these girls. this is video from september 29th. the man is seen walking side by side with the girl. police say he told this girl that he was a police officer. he had a gun and demanded a hug. this girl ran away and called police. investigators say that the same man in this video approached another teenage girl on monday morning around 9.30. she was walking on macie avenue near channing way. police say she was crossing the street a man came up to her and started talking to her. the man told the girl he wanted to walk with her to berkeley high school to find his daughter. the girl refused but police say the man told her he was

albany roadway flooding on gilman on ramp to 80 westbound trump pumping wider off the roadway, so i 80in the last hour down here, it's scotts valley, mud and rocks in the roadway at glenwood drive. this is at 5 54. we got one more out towards brentwood roadway, flooding three standing water on s r south route four west. so if you know where that is, that was at 5 10. so. that's just all in the last hour if i pull up the last three hours, or five times that many storm reports, there's just a lot of them in these areas of yellow just because we can let's go see, i mean, these these rain told rain rates. these are radar estimated doppler radar estimated. rain rates, but 1.16 almost 1.2 inches of rain and our in this cell, which is just east of concord, kind of towards the beneath the area enough towards martinez, so it's hammering there and when you get that kind of rain again these yellows and oranges when you get that kind of rain over the top of you an inch and our half inch an hour rainfall rates like that you are pulling over to the side of the road or going about three miles an hour

most recently, the coach founded the bayview baseball academy at gilman park next to the old candlestick park. he loved his family and all of his children, and he is survived by his siblings, his son, his daughter, and will be greatly missed by all of our community. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, mr. president. supervisor chan? submit. thank you. supervisor haney? >> supervisor haney: i do want to share my condolences with supervisor ronen and her family, and the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor haney. and supervisor mandelman? >> supervisor mandelman: thank you, madam clerk, and thank you to president walton for your introduction of the drafting request related to our airport. colleagues, today, i'm introducing a resolution urging congress to immediately pass h.r. 550202 without any future amendments. a few weeks ago, i met with safeway, who informed me that the market street safeway had the worst six month loss of inventory of any location in the history of the company. to better understand the issue and to try to understand the city's response, i convened a meet

although the state park will continue to be accessible via gilman as well as hunters point expressway from the other side. this has been important partnership effort where sfmta has provided strong support to s.h.h. also have access to basic sanitation facilities as well as community services. next topic, we've gotten a fair amount of coverage in the press about our work supporting the san francisco police department and the mayor's office around union square. the san francisco police department has removed much of on the street parking. as a result of that, the mayor's office and other agencies asked us to help promote use of the three publicly owned parking garages in the union square area. we're providing discounted parking for the first couple of hours and working with the mayor's office make sure that we are reimbursed for the costs. the costs will be between $400,000 and $600,000. we are expecting to be reimbursed. promoterring the muni and ensuring when the street closures happen in the evening, that muni buses are prioritized through union square. next up, we got little bit of

most recently, the coach founded the bayview baseball academy at gilman park next to the old candlestickn, and he is survived by his siblings, his son, his daughter, and will be greatly missed by all of our community. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, mr. president. supervisor chan? submit. thank you. supervisor haney? >> supervisor haney: i do want to share my condolences with supervisor ronen and her family, and the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor haney. and supervisor mandelman? >> supervisor mandelman: thank you, madam clerk, and thank you to president walton for your introduction of the drafting request related to our airport. colleagues, today, i'm introducing a resolution urging congress to immediately pass h.r. 550202 without any future amendments. a few weeks ago, i met with safeway, who informed me that the market street safeway had the worst six month loss of inventory of any location in the history of the company. to better understand the issue and to try to understand the city's response, i convened a meeting with chief scott and d.a., and i was encourag