. >> right at 5th avenue year. if you're traveling to oakland. so again, drive times going up about 22 minutes traveling from opened down 2 to 38. so you could take 5.80. you could take international to navigate around that delay. we're seeing there again south on a 80 at 5th of the bay bridge, though, no major issues or delays, timid right there. san mateo bridge. you look good. 12 minutes a 80 to 101, taking that. richmond, sandra fell bridge about 8 minutes and the golden gate bridge 37 to the tolls. 20 minutes on this friday. all right. james, back to you. thanks a lot. rain at 601. developing news for progress over 66 acre wildfire threatening multiple homes. >> east of san jose has been stopped. that's the good news this morning. but fire crews say there's still a lot of work to do. crop was michael thomas following their progress. >> live for us in san jose. michael. >> hi, good morning. everyone will as of the latest update right now, this fire is about 20% contained. and crews have been here since yesterday afternoon. thankfully, no home

khaleghipour was ali rizvani of sed and sima news agency is so good that he can shoot in the middle of 5th avenue of manhattan biz and not even turn away the opinion of a voter . this time, kam is facing a long list of court cases , and my insensitivity on the part of the biden administration is the most horrific abuse of power in the history of this country, with at least 78 charges in four criminal cases, trading documents and paying the right to remain silent, trying to change the outcome of the election. in the state of georgia the preservation of classified documents, and the latter, of course, is the most important. tut to change the result of the 2020 trump election. an indictment was issued for donald trump on conspiracy to defraud the united states, sabotage and conspiracy to change the result of the election. he did not like it. we are all here today because we want our election victory to be stolen by radical democrats . trump has been sentenced to 20 years in prison , although it is unlikely that a judge will sentence a 77-year-old man to such a long prison term. the distance from the

azadeh taheri's report, we see the tooth bracket he is so popular that he can shoot to the level of 5th avenue even the opinion of a voter and i will not return. burr faces a long list of lawsuits the biden administration is the most egregious abuse of power in the country's history, with at least 78 charges in four felony cases that include trading and paying the right to remain silent to sway state election results. georgia floor record keeping it has been classified and this is the last but the most important one to change the result of the 2020 election. today an indictment was issued for donald trump for conspiracy to defraud the united states of america and conspiracy to change the result of the election. it all started here when the result of the kazakh presidential election did not please the loser. we are all because we want to win the elections stolen by radical democrats . a man to sentence 77 years to such a long period of imprisonment. trump's campaign considers the food prosecutions to be an influence on the results of next year's presidential election. it should be placed in the

requires restoration and emptying of sediments . is so popular that he can shoot in the middle of 5th avenueiz in one of the and even the theory of a voter and never come back was the president of the united states and he wants to go back to the 1600 building on pennsylvania street but well this time it is very difficult at least this time with a long list of the lawsuits facing me are the most egregious abuse of power in the history of the biden administration, with eight charges in four cases of falsifying business documents and paying the right to remain silent. and this is the last, of course, the most important thing to change the result of the 2020 election. today, an indictment was issued for donald trump about conspiracy to defraud the united states, sabotage and conspiracy to change the result of the election. he did not come. we are all here today because we want our victory in the elections stolen by the radical democrats. we are going to the congress . trump's call was veiled. of course, it is unlikely that the judge will sentence the 1377 year to such a long period of imprisonme

and new this morning, california attorney general rob bonta says that he supports former saks 5th avenue department store's alleged know poaching agreements. the former workers say that this store head agreements with luxury brands including gucci and prada. that prevented them from hiring former saks 5th avenue workers after losing their case in district court in new york, the employees are now pursuing an appeal bonta and other attorneys general from 20 states filed an abacus brief supporting the workers, legal fight in the brief. the attorneys general disagreed with the district court's decision saying that the alleged agreement depresses wages, stifles competition and mobility for employees. the appeal is currently pending in the second current circuit court. >> well, hollywood writers have been on strike for more than 100 days. still no agreement with studios or streaming companies in sight. some of the wga members protesting are calling on this are recalling this actually a milestone of shame for studios was back in 2008 that the wga strike ended on day 100 and now they've gone pas

favorite >> nordstrom is the latest major retailer to leave san francisco along with old navy in saks 5th avenuethe store says it's shuttering due to changing dynamics of foot traffic to brick and mortar stores making it difficult to stay operational. the clothing store has been a fixture of downtown san francisco since 1988. it takes up the top floors of westfield mall. the closure make shoppers like john alexander even more frustrated with the state of the city. post-pandemic could just going down here. so i i decided to move to new >> and he's not the only one we met. disappointed to see the store go to tragedy for san francisco. julie over to lou martin lives in new york. but she has been coming to san francisco every year to visit her sister. she even went to the opening of westfield mall and it was so thrilling, especially for this neighborhood. she says out of all her trips here, this visit has been one of the worst and every single block we were costed by many quite threatening. >> some not threatening but drinking and shooting even westfield has announced it's pulling out of operating t

do you think it's invested in university and if they didn't move in is auto see i q and 5th avenue west. there's a, there's dental vision. do you that me give me about 4 months to to think on that i gave you some news on it that would cause me to do that yet, but i'm think that's what i'm think a lot to put me outside a couple of in a i'm a a still a model before a big no benefits on that. not to work to somebody on the, on the web. the are going to be it or not for me. it's a lot of fun. yeah. to you super that was for the record, the director says list the side of the glass on the left, shingles clark. what else to be to advocate? impossible to deal with? sort of the less moment that somebody they come on. so it is because those plus the unfortunate that of sort copeland from ocean are pretty yeah, it's important if these to chevy, it was mostly in for us to store it at the e in that it gets you just great transport police side and infrastructure attempts through the school and by the need system stuff, i just now actually it's sam to pop up, could just juniors to see if the service c

trump, absolutely regardless of what trump himself once said that if he goes out in new york on 5th avenue someone, none of his supporters will refuse him, well, if it can be explained . so why is there such and such a blind adoration of trump among republicans. and here you say that republicans are affected. the american population is affected by these issues. does it add pluses or, on the contrary, minuses? it affects the republicans. their 39 million voters in the united states are approximately 200-200-15-220 million . that is, the republicans are only a part of the voters, just like the democrats, it is only part of the voters of the registered democrats where or more than the registered republicans well, but about half or even more of the voters of the united states are so-called independents, that is, they do not belong to either of the two major parties or belong to some small parties on people usually it is influenced by e- because there is a difference between the perception of trump by those supporters of his republican party who really adore him and ordinary people who do not h

. >> nordstrom is the latest major retailer to leave san francisco along with old navy in saks 5th avenue. the store says it's shuttering due to changing dynamics of foot traffic to brick and mortar stores making it difficult to stay operational. the clothing store has been a fixture of downtown san francisco since 1988. it takes up the top floors of westfield mall. the closure make shoppers like john alexander even more frustrated with the state of the city. post-pandemic could just going down here. so i i decided to move back to new york. >> and he's not the only one we met. disappointed to see the store go to a tragedy for san francisco. julie of the 2 little martin lives in new york. but she has been coming to san francisco every year to visit her sister. she even went to the opening of westfield mall and it was so thrilling, especially for this neighborhood. she says out of all her trips here, this visit has been one of the worst and every single block we were costed by men. many quite threatening. >> some not threatening but drinking and shooting even westfield has announced it's pu

announced his candidacy or shortly after analysis candidacy back in 2016 that he could get somebody on 5th avenue and get away with it. and i think that's, you know, metaphorically, what we're seeing play out here is a former federal prosecutor that's tried more criminal cases than i can count. i can tell you the, the, the indictments here and the evidence alleged is absolutely overwhelming. i wish i had anywhere near this much evidence in the criminal cases that i try. and that's not just my perspective. that's the perspective on these cases from republicans that serve in his administration. i think it was uh, attorney general bill bar trump appointees served as his attorney general and was ministration upon reading the dean's, i've been in the the, the other case with the, the, the records of since the espionage case called the trunk toast. a others are sitting, there's no me, there's nothing going here but a smoking arsenal is just an absolutely staggering amount of evidence in both cases . whether it's we're direct witness testimony, his own statements being audio recorded video surveillance.

of the cultural association of books and as of paris, he joins us now from the french capital, 5th avenue with a so, so far as these are saying, there is security risk, your book stalls do agree. well, we don't really understand what sort of stretch or boxes the cool, what tosses filled with books are for the opening ceremony. there are threats of clothes because there will be a huge gathering of hundreds of thousands of people according to the city old. and that is, of course, an issue, but uh, securing the river and securing the, the side of this is one thing. but removing the boxes seems to be a very, very little pain compared to the whole process of secure this opening ceremony. so we don't understand why or targeted well, what do you feel concerned about moving? is it the loss of income, the inconvenience to a business, or is it that your warranty won't be able to come back once the book, stalls of dismantled a well bows, but uh, i think this uh at this point most people are worried about their boxes as i told you what we have to didn't didn't bookstore um stalled, and that's actuall

of high profile retailer retail closures in the area including nordstrom, old navy and saks off 5th avenue city of san francisco says it will be updating its emergency sirens following the maui wildfires and tropical storm hilary kron four's gayle ong reports on the new upgrades to the sirens will be getting. >> we live in one of the most beautiful places in the world. but it is subject to all kinds of hazards and disasters. some of those disasters living in san francisco include. earthquakes. severe storms. urban flooding and tsunamis and recent disasters that made national headlines is prompting the city of san francisco to upgrade its outdoor public warning system. is not a want to have. this is a to have. so i'm i'm very pleased that the mayor and the board of supervisors were able to make this a priority supervisor. aaron peskin says funds will help with the upgrades and we are going to bring it into the 21st century is going to be capable of giving different messages in different parts of town. for instance, if there's a tsunami going to be very critical to inform the western part of

. >> neiman-marcus weighing possible sale he to saks 5th avenue post reporting talks underway for equitytions two minority owners reportedly pushed for sale deal could be worth two billion dollars might be a wrifrn we'll pimco majority investor argues business of improve do not support a sale right now. >> we may know, buying up hundreds of acres farmland around travis air force base llc name on paperwork report backed by silicon valley heavy waits hoffman founder of linked in, maureen pal jobs lawmakers worried chinese investors on behalf of ccp they plan to turn into their vision ideal city sustainable energy pedestrian enfriendly layout. those are some of your headlines we were wondering what was going on in northern california. >> we will keep an eye on that to see how it develops, thanks so much, house republicans are building their case for an impeachment inquiry, against president biden, i'm expecting in september house speaker kevin mccarthy joined me on "sunday morning futures" telling me what the gop priorities will be when congress returns from recess the week of september 12.

parade of high-profile retail closures in the area, including nordstrom, old navy and saks off 5th avenue. >> the city of san francisco is going to be upgrading up its outdoor public warning system. this follows the maui wildfires and tropical storm hilary. these upgrades are going to secure the system from hacking and allow the city to bring the sirens back after 4 years of silence, harper's gayle ong has details. >> we live in one of the most beautiful places in the world. but it is subject to all kinds of hazards and disasters. some of those disasters llving in san francisco include. earthquakes. severe storms. urban flooding and tsunamis and recent disasters that made national headlines is prompting the city of san francisco to upgrade its outdoor public warning system. this is not a want to have. this is a need to have. so i'm i'm very pleased that the mayor and board of supervisors were able to make this a priority supervisor. aaron peskin says funds will help with the upgrades and we are going to bring it into the 21st century is going to be capable of giving different messages in

. >> nordstrom is the latest major retailer to leave san francisco along with old navy in saks 5th avenue. the store says it's shuttering due to changing dynamics of foot traffic to brick and mortar stores making it difficult to stay operational. the clothing store has been a fixture of downtown san francisco since 1988. it takes up the top floors of westfield mall. the closure make shoppers like john alexander even more frustrated with the state of the city. post-pandemic could just going down here. so i i decided to move back to new york. >> and he's not the only one we met. disappointed to see the store go to a tragedy for san francisco. julie of the 2 little martin lives in new york. but she has been coming to san francisco every year to visit her sister. she even went to the opening of westfield mall and it was so thrilling, especially for this neighborhood. she says out of all her trips here, this visit has been one of the worst and every single block we were costed by men. many quite threatening. >> some not threatening but drinking and shooting even westfield has announced it's pu

. >> nordstrom is the latest major retailer to leave san francisco along with old navy in saks 5th avenue. the store says it's shuttering due to changing dynamics of foot traffic to brick and mortar stores making it difficult to stay operational. the clothing store has been a fixture of downtown san francisco since 1988. it takes up the top floors of westfield mall. the closure make shoppers like john alexander even more frustrated with the state of the city. post-pandemic could just going down here. so i i decided to move back to new york. >> and he's not the only one we met. disappointed to see the store go to a tragedy for san francisco. julie of the 2 little martin lives in new york. but she has been coming to san francisco every year to visit her sister. she even went to the opening of westfield mall and it was so thrilling, especially for this neighborhood. she says out of all her trips here, this visit has been one of the worst and every single block we were costed by men. many quite threatening. >> some not threatening but drinking and shooting even westfield has announced it's pu

and in the last hour we had an accident 80 right near 5th avenue thankfully they got that clear. now. so you got residual delays. it's a little slow. 8.80, this morning. i would take 5.80 instead until things start to balance out dr. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 71 in the developing story this morning is they were able to stop the forward progress of a 66 acre wildfire that threatening multiple homes. >> east of san jose. good news for those homeowners. although fire crews say they're a long way from being having this completely out. proffers michael thomas is joining us live to explain in san jose. michael. >> hi, good morning, everyone. you know, officials say right now it's about 30% contained and they've been on the scene all night, really putting out some of those hot spots. thankfully, there were no injuries it comes to damage. there was no reports of any, but things did get close. take a look at this video we have from yesterday scene. it all started around 2.30, yesterday near san jose's foot hills in the unincorporated area of santa clara county now called out a

. >> nordstrom is the latest major retailer to leave san francisco along with old navy in saks 5th avenueys it's shuttering due to changing dynamics of foot traffic to brick and mortar stores making it difficult to stay operational. the clothing store has been a fixture of downtown san francisco since 1988. it takes up the top floors of westfield mall. the closure make shoppers like john alexander even more frustrated with the state of the city. post-pandemic could just going down here. so i i decided to move to new >> and he's not the only one we met. disappointed to see the store go to a tragedy for san francisco. julie over to lou martin lives in new york. but she has been coming to san francisco every year to visit her sister. she even went to the opening of westfield mall and it was so thrilling, especially for this neighborhood. she says out of all her trips here, this visit has been one of the worst and every single block we were costed by many quite threatening. >> some not threatening but drinking and shooting even westfield has announced it's pulling out of operating the city's

. >> nordstrom is the latest major retailer to leave san francisco along with old navy in saks 5th avenuethe store says it's shuttering due to changing dynamics of foot traffic to brick and mortar stores making it difficult to stay operational. the clothing store has been a fixture of downtown san francisco since 1988. it takes up the top floors of westfield mall. the closure make shoppers like john alexander even more frustrated with the state of the city. post-pandemic could just going here. so i i decided to move back to new york. >> and he's not the only one we met. disappointed to see the store go to a tragedy for san francisco. julie over to lou martin lives in new york. but she has been coming to san francisco every year to visit her sister. she even went to the opening of westfield mall and it was so thrilling, especially for this neighborhood. she says out of all her trips here, this visit has been one of the worst and every single block we were costed by men. many quite threatening. >> some not threatening but drinking and shooting even westfield has announced it's pulling out o

trump would much rather be at mar-a-lago or on 5th avenue or on the campaign trail than at an arraignment in fulton county. especially as blayne indicates, one that will be televised. this is a move that everyone expected trump to do, many of the other 19 defendants in this case will make the same move. >> paul, what is the legal process? does there have to be some, you know, agreement or something for these wavers to take effect? >> the judge has to approve it, but they usually do. this is a fairly standard courtroom proceeding at the arraignment. the defendant is formally advised of the charges against him or her and they enter a plea. almost always the first time for people who have great lawyers or rich people, they enter pleas of not guilty. so that's what trump and these other 18 people will do. what's the most important aspect of the arraignment is that the judge will set the schedule for motions. that is legal proceedings in which the defendants try to get the case dismissed or as we have seen in this case, moved to a federal court. >> blayne, what does the giuliani ruling mean an

25 in new this morning, california attorney general rob bonta says that he supports former saks 5th avenuee been harmed by sax's alleged know poaching agreements which they say company make some sign. the former employees say that the store had these agreements with luxury brands, including gucci and prada. that said workers, they wouldn't hire them. so workers with that's not option for them. they this case. it after losing the case in district court in new york, the employees are now taking the case to another court under appeal. so bonds and other attorneys general from 20 states filed and and because brief supporting the workers, legal fight. and in the brief, the attorneys they their attorneys general, they said they disagree with that district court decision and they say that the alleged sachs agreement depresses wages and stifles competition and mobility for employees. the appeal is currently pending in the second circuit. >> a 26 the time in other bay area news caltrain is going to be suspending service this weekend between san francisco and its millbrae stations. this is one of se

. >> nordstrom is the latest major retailer to leave san francisco along with old navy in saks 5th avenue. the store says it's shuttering due to changing dynamics of foot traffic to brick and mortar stores making it difficult to stay operational. the clothing store has been a fixture of downtown san francisco since 1988. it takes up the top floors of westfield mall. the closure make shoppers like john alexander even more frustrated with the state of the city. post-pandemic could just going down here. so i i decided to move back to new york. >> and he's not the only one we met. disappointed to see the store go to a tragedy for san francisco. julie over to lou martin lives in new york. but she has been coming to san francisco every year to visit her sister. she even went to the opening of westfield mall and it was so thrilling, especially for this neighborhood. she says out of all her trips here, this visit has been one of the worst and every single block we were costed by men. many quite threatening. >> some not threatening but drinking and shooting even westfield has announced it's pullin

. >> nordstrom is the latest major retailer to leave san francisco along with old navy in saks 5th avenue. the store says it's shuttering due to changing dynamics of foot traffic to brick and mortar stores making it difficult to stay operational. the clothing store has been a fixture of downtown san francisco since 1988. it takes up the top floors of westfield mall. the closure make shoppers like john alexander even more frustrated with the state of the city. post-pandemic could just going down here. so i i decided to move back to new york. >> and he's not the only one we met. disappointed to see the store go to a tragedy for san francisco. julie of the 2 little martin lives in new york. but she has been coming to san francisco every year to visit her sister. she even went to the opening of westfield mall and it was so thrilling, especially for this neighborhood. she says out of all her trips here, this visit has been one of the worst and every single block we were costed by men. many quite threatening. >> some not threatening but drinking and shooting even westfield has announced it's pu

favorite >> nordstrom is the latest major retailer to leave san francisco along with old navy in saks 5th avenue. the store says it's shuttering due to changing dynamics of foot traffic to brick and mortar stores making it difficult to stay operational. the clothing store has been a fixture of downtown san francisco since 1988. it takes up the top floors of westfield mall. the closure make shoppers like john alexander even more frustrated with the state of the city. post-pandemic could just going down here. so i decided to move to new york. >> and he's not the only one we met. disappointed to see the store go to tragedy for san francisco. julie over to lou martin lives in new york. but she has been coming to san francisco every year to visit her sister. she even went to the opening of westfield mall and it was so thrilling, especially for this neighborhood. she says out of all her trips here, this visit has been one of the worst and every single block we were costed by many quite threatening. >> some not threatening but drinking and shooting even westfield has announced it's pulling out of opera

he's a minded, previously on the election campaign in 2016 said i could walk out on 5th avenue in new york and choose someone in the head a get away with it. he must, as he's sitting in this courtroom. now i think maybe i'm not getting away with this, you know, that this could end up with me in prison for a very long time. we saw donald trump when he got back to, to reagan airport, to leave, to go back to his club in new jersey. he denigrated washington dc called at a filthy place of dirty place. i think what that speaks to is he knows that this is not true country that he is not beloved here. that this is an error, a place that did not support him. that did not vote for him. and i think he recognizes that. and also he knows if he cannot sway his supporters, then how is he going to make a political argument into a legal argument that is going to suffice, particularly when we're talking about with of jurors who in this court room are going to have to listen to donald trump explain why he did what he did on that fateful day in january 6th. when what answer sorry i'm throwing this out. y

this goes back to i could shoot somebody on 5th avenue and wouldn't lose voters.t the deep state or everybody does it. he essentially is immune from the introduction of new information. i also have to add this. aside from that, which i don't know how you overcome that, look, "the new york times" yesterday had this analysis of the republican electorate and aside from being immune to new information about trump, you know, it breaks down into three groups. you have the maga supporters who are with trump no matter what. that's a third. then you have a third who kind of are in between. they may vote for trump, but they might be open to someone like ron desantis. then you have another third -- it's a little less -- who are maybe never trumpers. so someone like ron desantis, the obvious move for him would have been to try to consolidate the never trumpers and those people in the middle and peel off some trump maga supporters and consolidate the never trumpers. the problem is if you look at this "new york times" piece, it's virtually impossible to do that because these tw

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5th, i was outside the with her hotel. while trump had a hotel most of the time he was president of the united states in washington on pennsylvania avenue, the other trump hotel was the historic willard hotel because inside at hotel on january 5th rudy giuliani, steve bannon, and so many of their associates were calling republicans in congress. they were pressuring them to do trump's bidding. the infamously issued a statement saying pence was in agreement with trump's position on january 6th, even when he was not, causing pence to erupt along with his aides and say that was false. you have the willard under the everyone who was inside the willotting with giuliani and boris epshteyn and all of these other associates to try to overturn the election and those outside who were in tents getting ready for the rally the next day and to attack the catol, and of course across the street at the white house talking to trump late into the night. all of these people are now in the spotlight based on this indictment of the special counsel. he is not just painting this based on the indictment as something that was a bit of a bad idea gone wrong. he is

5th on surveillance video near castle rock trail on skyline boulevard in los gatos. >> police are investigating an armed robbery at a cannabis dispensary caught rooted in 5.10. that's on telegraph avenueore noon yesterday. police say multiple people were on went into that business and demanded personal belongings. the victims complied and handed over their possessions. now, police say the group also broke into several nearby vehicles before leaving the scene. >> well, high housing prices across the country has prompted generation z now to look for things more affordable. in fact, more than half of that generation say that renting for them is a better option than buying. a survey by real page found that 44% of renters believe that renting is the way to go. gen z leading the way among the generation survey. almost two-thirds of renters say that they are happy with their current rental situation because it allows them the flexibility to move in provides financial flexibility, too. nearly three-quarters of renters say that renting gives them access to neighborhoods. they couldn't otherwise. ford. >> on the kron, morning news fare evasion is about to get a lot harder. bart putting up new g

5th, 2023. item number two record number 2021 hyphen 010176. qr. at 2261 fillmore street with the proposed continuance date to september 29th, 2023. item number three record number 2020 hyphen 001105 drp at san gabriel avenue has been withdrawn. and lastly, commissioners, an item from today's agenda. item number 16 has a request for continued continuance. record number 2021 hyphen 003953. chua at 2340 vallejo street with a proposed continuance date to november 2nd, 2023. we will now take public comment on the continuance calendar and members of the public wishing to on another date if you wish to make public comment, please come forward now and line up on the screen side of the room to your right. for those calling in remotely, please press star three for those joining via webex, please use the raised hand icon and you will have three minutes. commissioner oh, i'm representing jenna and david lieb, who owned the property at 615 sanchez at the end of your calendar, i understand that sue has to will be calling in and asking for a continuance for this matter. she didn't let me know. she hasn't been involved in this case. she hasn't filed a brief. i understand she may not be. well, i certainly hope for the bes