my concern is about the tourists portion of the alamo square. we have tourists that come from all over the world to go to alamo square every day. aside from housing, one of the biggest problems in san francisco is parking. and as the tenant said, she doesn't plan to give up her garage. so, to say that they would convert the garages and end up with two-thirds to one, is it going to be parallel parking, diagonal parking? is it going to be easy for emergency access vehicles to come through that street? also, you have tourist busses that are there during the week. and i am opposed based on the illumination of the parking spots, the changing of the configuration of the narrowing the streets. we already had a round about put at steiner and -- and mcallister. the area is already changing. and i request that you not approve this because it would continue to destroy the character of the neighborhood. thank you. >> president wolfram: thank. any other members of the public wish to speak on this matter? seeing none -- do we have one more? >> good afternoon.

march 5, 1836 in a little mission in southern texas, the alamo and a man by the name of curl -- colonel william travis. that his position was dire. there was going to a very little that they could do to win the day, if anything against the overwhelming forces that santa ana had brought against the force defending the alamo. against all odds, colonel volume travis assembled his small party and begin a speech to them, recounting the importance of what they were doing and with a flourish, he drew his sword and etched a line in the sand. my friend bill brown hinted to me this morning some of the soil from the spot where colonel travis etched that line in the sand. the shenandoah valley foundation drew a line in the sand. which are a line in the sand and said that we will not back away from this issue. it is too important to this future and would wager that line in the sand, we asked just like colonel travis did, we asked those around us our closest compatriots in this fight for preservation to step over the line with us and to stand with us shoulder and shoulder to say that preservation is

march 5, 1836 in a little mission in southern texas, the alamo and a man by the name of curl -- colonel william travis. that his position was dire. there was going to a very little that they could do to win the day, if anything against the overwhelming forces that santa ana had brought against the force defending the alamo. against all odds, colonel volume travis assembled his small party and begin a speech to them, recounting the importance of what they were doing and with a flourish, he drew his sword and etched a line in the sand. my friend bill brown hinted to me this morning some of the soil from the spot where colonel travis etched that line in the sand. the shenandoah valley foundation drew a line in the sand. which are a line in the sand and said that we will not back away from this issue. it is too important to this future and would wager that line in the sand, we asked just like colonel travis did, we asked those around us our closest compatriots in this fight for preservation to step over the line with us and to stand with us shoulder and shoulder to say that preservation is

worth stockyards along with the alamo are two of the top historic type of places in the state of texas where here you can see the long horns and that piece of our history which is so important and, you know, only great things can be said about the alamo as a symbol of texas history. but also ft. worth and the historic ft. worth stockyards is another reflection of texas history. and so that's why thousands of people, you know, come here all of the time. >> you can watch this and other programs on the history of communities across the country at c-span.org/citiestour. this is american history tv only on c-span3. >> our nine week series 1968, america in turmoil, is available as a podcast. you can find it on our website, span.org/history. this is american history tv only on c-span3. >> this weekend, northwestern university's madill school of journalism held a presidential nominating convention. here's a preview. >> now simultaneously, i just want to note that the black freedom movement was covering all of this as well as the black movement. so if you have in the flourishing of the black pa

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this little pup is recovering tonight after a coyote attacked her in alamo. it happened while she was in her owners backyard. this is lucy -- a nine year old jack russell terrier who is lucky to be alive. her dad let her outside their alamo oaks home first thing in the morning and before he knew it ... lucy was in a coyote's mouth. the coyote ran off and left lucy bleeding around her neck ... this is a photo a neighbor took of the coyote possibly in question ... lucy is now recovering from surgery and wearing a red bandana to hide her wounds <"i can't see us letting her out here though knowing that that animal is out there.."> neighbors say they have had six coyote attacks in the past month ... one of the deadly ones was lucy's brother enzo ... who disappeared and was found five days later in a neighbor's yard -- his body partially eaten for now, little lucy is only going outside with her family when she has a leash on ... and her owners say they aren't sure what they'll do when she recovers. (justine) a popular mural of musician carlos santana was vandalized

berkley gayle ong kron4 news (jrs) this little pup is recovering tonight after a coyote attack in alamo. it happened in her own backyard. she survived ... but another dog, her brother, wasn't so lucky. kron4's michelle kingston is live in that neighborhood tonight. michelle what happened? (michelle)neighbors here say they see coyote's all the time ..but never hear of them attacking dogs until now. (mk)this is lucy -- a nine year old jack russell terrier who is lucky to be alivekent molinaro, lucy's dad"i just threw open the glass door and screamed really loud"her dad let her outside their alamo oaks home first thing in the morning and before he knew it ... lucy was in a coyote's mouthkent molinaro, lucy's dad "i didn't know when i threw open the door and yelled if she was dead or alive"the coyote ran off and left lucy bleeding around her neck ... this is a photo a neighbor took of the coyote possibly in question ... lucy is now recovering from surgery and wearing a red bandana to hide her woundskent molinaro, lucy's dad"i knew right away that's a coyote"unfortunately -- lucy's dad is fa

it is not just in alamo. just a few miles away in danville a large coyote leaped over this six-foot-high fence. >> all of the sudden, he made a funny bark and i looked. i saw one of the two car i ried -- carried by a coyote. >> reporter: that is when his bigger brother went and attacked him, nd the coyote bit kobe, but he is okay. and now the owner is not taking chances. >> it is a change of how we operate, and we have to eve tim >> reporter: despite the injuries lucie is wagging her tail, tail, and tonight, her family wants neighbors to to keep a close eye on their beloved pets. >> just to spare people from losing their small dog. i don't want anybody else to go through this. >> reporter: in danville, maryann fabro, nbc news. >> a woman survived a week after her car plunged down a cliff in big sur. she was rescued when two hikers spotted her jeep off of a remote spot off highway one. she was in stable condition, but she said that she swerved to avoid an animal in the road and survived by drinking water from

i would go further and say that the alamo square association is adamentally opposed to the changing of that consideration and putting the housing in that would impact parking. there's double parking on that block, and we have people coming from around the world, all countries, to worship at that historical site. and i'll appeal to you today is to say no to this request because you would do violence, great violence to the historical character of that whole area. alamo square park, historic third baptist church, and it will create a problem of the egress and ingress of people on that block. so, please do the right thing and say that there are some things worth holding on to. we do have antiques that are worth millions of dollars and you have antiques on that block. and even that building, that has a certain character that should not be changed. >> president wolfram: thank you. any other member of the public wish to speak to this matter, if so, please come forward. you'll have 30 -- three minutes with the buzzer at 30 seconds before your time is up. >> thank you, good afternoon. virginia

and down to the alamo area. please give yourself extra time. it looks like it is not quite -- it a little hazy but it is not quite backing up traffic to the interchange just yet. but it might start doing that soon. a couple of lanes are blocked here. i want to show you the bridge but i will show you that next time. let's go to the macarthur maze. it looks good but there is a 20 minute delay at the toll plaza. let's go back to the desk. >>> two hours from now the man accused of fatally stabbing young woman is set to appear in court. allie rasmus is there to detail the charges that john cowell is facing. >> reporter: yes, he is facing several different charges. he is not eligible for bail. he is currently being held at santa rita jail. later this morning, he will return to the courthouse in downtown oakland to answer these charges. please say he came up behind nia wilson on the platform and fatally stabbed her. he is also accused of stabbing wilson's sister. cowell was arrested on monday. this is a most 24 hours after the crime. his arrest was ca

s patas, jorge: el fraccionamiento villas del Álamo es uno de los mÁs peligrosos y violentos de tijuanan deportados por esta garitas a tijuana. Él conoce la dinÁmica de los grupos delictivos y cÓmo son buscados por la delincuencia organizada en mÉxico. >> tienen toda la experiencia, conocen esa de las armas y las drogas,balan ingles espaÑol, >> existe la preocupaciÓn de que se tipo delincuentes vengan a abonar el clima de violencia, homicidios y secuestros, que vienen en tijuana. patricia: maracaibo, la segunda ciudad mÁs importante de venezuela, con 4 millones de habitantes estÁ bajo el acoso de prolongados apagones y racionamientos elÉctricos. de la situaciÓn de los Últimos seis meses, lo cual ha alterado sin erica metiÓ a mi -- significativamente la vida diaria de muchos. francisco: una me casa de maracaibo prepara su hijo isaÍas de cinco aÑos para pasar la 10 noche seguÍa sin el, obesidad a la intemperie en un colchÓn que expuso fuera del hogar. >> para que no nos piquen los zancudos. francisco: el calor y la falta de luz la obligan a dormir en el porsche de su casa. no tiene energÍ

they're even looking remember the alamo.latentatent feelings, anti-mexico feelings start getting amped up when you have this situation. wilson is now having this standoff and he demands that releaseddiers being and wilson says no, you are violating sovereignty, where you even here. you read the exchanges between these two leaders. it is like seeing kindergartners having a contest. eventually, they release the marines but wilson does not let it die. his removed from office and arrested. leaders one of madero's has developed a group called the constitutionalists. there is a rival of francisco diaz who is trying to assume the presidency. he does not have the support of diaz or others. gains thelly diplomatic recognition from woodrow wilson. in october of 1915. in january 1916, a group of engineers from the mining company headquartered in chicago have a silver might. they organized in broad engineers and staff and workers back into the mine in july law. chihuahua. mine in , they raid the train the train, it is a segregated train

alamo was almost 100 years at that time.et they are invoking that memory i think wheels understand the tension between the two countries and this vilification of migrants, especially coming from mexico can also be learned from the early 20th century wynyard refugees quite literally refugees as those recruited labor coming in and being personified as an invasion and a national security threat contributor, not exclusively but contributed to the violent outbreaks that we saw that it outlined in the discussion. we see that now today. in the early 2000s you had come when there was a fear of mexicans coming over yet this general in pennsylvania was beat to death because he was a mexican immigrant. you had a number of cases like that. today you still see the framing of that discussion that these caravans are heading for the border, you know. it's in the record, it's the tone that truly forming that these migrants are simply here to do harm, not to contribute. whether they're from mexico or italy or from china. we have what we have

part of the alamo draft house.ll be visiting here later today but you can see full service restaurant and bar,nt pretty cool pla okay, erin i'm going to toss it back in to you. >> looks like you're starting rf the mng enjoy. unfortunately right now we have metro delays for you. if you're taking the red line, signalt problem a dupont circle delays in both directions. the rest of your metro rail lines on time. in the district.trend lighter you're quiet everywhere. fourteenth street, key bridge rosslyn into georgetown no problems as you make your way out across the legione. bridg all the beltway is looking really nice r as we move things over to a look on5, wide opened 95 you'rend southbound if headed to virginia beach. 66 is at speed. really lighte volume. feels everyone takes a three day weekend around here. to wu have to head things look great. no problems on gw parkway inbound. outbound louks good. 66gh arlington quiet. no problems coming off the 270 spur. kenilworth just such a slow minor delay, seven minute yell

it happened in the owners backyard in alamo. kron4's michelle kingston has the story. lucy -- a nine year old jack russell terrier who is lucky to be alivekent molinaro, lucy's dad "i just threw open the glass door and screamed really loud" her dad let her outside their alamo oaks home first thing in the morning and before he knew it ... lucy was in a coyote's mouthkent molinaro, lucy's dad "i didn't know when i threw open the door and yelled if she was dead or alive"the coyote ran off and left lucy bleeding around her neck ... this is a photo a neighbor took of the coyote possibly in question ... lucy is now recovering from surgery and wearing a red bandana to hide her woundskent molinaro, lucy's dad"i knew right away that's a coyote"unfortunately -- lucy's dad is familiar with these attacks ...neighbors have had six in the past month ...one of the deadly ones was lucy's brother enzo ... who disappeared and was found five days later in a neighbor's yard -- his body partially eatenkent molinaro, lucy's dad "we've been here 22 years and we've never had a problem. we've

these are thing we've do city of alamo square neighborhood. we've seen success. alamo square is different from eighth avenue, having before high visibility and high volume and tourist destination. we put up a bunch of signs for six months or one year tour bus operators might follow that or not. compliance enforcement and ongoing funding of those endeavors would be a challenge. we'd see lot of broken heart it is we promise. these regulations will stop tour bus traffic. >> director borden: tour buss are the people coming off the tour bus going to goldengate park or picking people up there? >> we've looked at all the maps online available for tour bus routes. we talked to people in the neighborhood just had a really strong history of documenting tour buses on the street. they held spreadsheets. there's different uses of the street. casino buses, there are people coming mainly to and from the park. i think tour bus traffic to and from goldengate is the majority. there are other uses for eighth avenue. >> director borden: i don't know where that would be. maybe it's s

. >> but the registration says alamo rent a car, which there's a thing called google. >> and he's in touch with them every day since he's doing towing every day. >> and you said since there's fees, they just waived the fee and dropped the vehicle off. was there communication how that vehicle or correspondence why and how that vehicle was going to show up in. >> we called road side, and road side said, you know, that we had to tow out the vehicle in the morning. unfortunately they did not show us how to tow appeal. they did not issue it out, so they said hey, you know, the vehicle -- i've got to know why the security guard was not there or why that lot was closed that day. i said hey, you know what? we'll drop it off then and eat up the charge. >> the way you're describing this is if it happened one day and you dropped it off the next day. we're talking at a $9,000 charge, how many days was it at your lot, sir? >> it was -- it was about 40 days. so for -- >> wait. so the last time you were here, we had a confusion of question-and-answers, right? i believe that. so you're telling me th

we have a problem in alamo, only here for about 15 minutes.sh southbound 680 just before you get to stone valley. two vehicles involved, and that's definitely causing a backup toward the 24 split, and walnut creek, down to 15 miles per hour for almost three miles. >> number seven, tonight is your chance to win more than half a billion dollars. the mega millions drawing worth $512 million. so good luck. real quick, what would you do with half a billion? >> okay. >> see you, mike. >> nice knowing you. >> the nationwide search for a new meteorologist begins now. >> i would travel. >> i was startingto. >> me too. >> i would become best friends with mike. >>> good morning, america. breaking news, tourist tragedy. deadly wildfires tear through popular resort towns in greece filled with families on vacation killing dozens, injuring more than 100. flames destroying homes, blocking roads as families race to escape. the sea one of the only ways out. the urgent effort to evacuate right now. >>> also this morning, building confidence. new satellite images

stones that were showed up at the mockingbird gap site, the exotic stones were up from around los alamos. and brought down here. and no, it doesn't mean anything. >> it's just happenstance but i see those things and i are we just doing the same thing over and over again? do we come to the land and do what it tells us to do? and what do we do now? that's the question in this book is here we are at the point that people were at 13,000 years ago with massive climate changes, sealevel rise and some archaeologists are looking at that period of time and saying that when they started hunting mammoths, that's when they started killing off mega fauna on a scale that can be seen before. one archaeologist i talked to, bruce bradley was a lithic specialist said he believes that the reaction to the environment falling apart was people saying we are giants. we are big. we killed the biggest animal. we will ritualized the killing of the biggest animal. i look at that now and say are we doing the samething? are we trying to make ourselves big where do we do what clovis did is adapt ? these giant weapons

powerful physicist that they set them up in his own laboratory essentially out in livermore and los alamos continued to develop both the fish and then the fusion bombs. -- fission and the fusion bombs. one in mexico but nobody knew what it was and then there were two bombs dropped in japan which began the war. there is a lot of sentiment hail the advent of the atomic age as a very positive thing, for one thing maybe as some of the political , war would become obsolete because these weapons were too powerful. nobody would dare use them. of course, we just had. so there was a great euphoria actually about this time overall things atomic, to the point where atomic physicists were look to as an lightened people managing our education system and other things about they which knew nothing. you might've seen the pictures of the atomic cafe and the atomic cocktail and sputnik, when sputnik went around the world. the satellites in that whole toe of looking toward space the atomic future. soonricity was said to be to be too cheap to meter. it would all be free. there would be nuclear airplanes and a

nothing for discovery bay and nothing for san jose or places like alamo. you will stay hot. this pattern will hold for a good chunk of the week. we will also see cloud cover. wednesday we will do it again. a wave coming in once a day and leaving once a day. your highs tomorrow, we have the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. we will start with the cool stuff first. the 70s include san francisco and san mateo and oakland. the 80s include napa, san jose and mountain view. concord a little bit warmer at 95, santa rosa 93. if you want the 100s go visit the state capital. wednesday one degree warmer. not much of a change. thursday and friday a bit cooler and more humid. we just keep going with chilly near the water. that is your forecast. we'll be right back. the automakers just unveiled its a flying taxi concept at britain's farnborough international airshow. the electric- hybrid is a vertical take-off and landing concept vehicle.. capable of carrying up to five passengers. rolls-royce seeking pa >>> it is it a bird or a plane? no, it is a rolls-royce. the automaker unveiled its flying taxi

this little dog is recovering after a coyote attacked her in alamo. owners backyard. her name is lucy... she is a nine year old jack russell terrier.. her owner let her outside first thing in the morning and before he knew it ... lucy was in a coyote's mouth. the coyote ran off and left lucy bleeding around her neck ... lucy is now recovering from surgery and wearing a red bandana to hide her wounds <"i can't see us letting her out here though knowing that that animal is out there..">( terisa ) neighbors say they have had six coyote attacks in the past month ... in one case a dog was killed. for now, little lucy is only going outside with her family when she has a leash on ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning buzz... erena dedicates her match to the moms and a star is born at the world cup. my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home sa

homeowners in the alamo square neighborhood home to the painted ladies won the same fight with sfmta a few years ago. tourists say they understand. >> i think that's a good thing because the buses can kind of be loud and stuff but i think people should still be able to come and congregate and look ac it. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix 5. >>> 4:57. mgm is suing the survivors of the las vegas massacre. >> reporter: we're on the campus of uc-berkeley this morning after 6 police officers are fired. we'll tell you why. what about him? let's do it. ♪ come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. at the mercedes-benz summer event. lease the glc300 for $429 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. and i'm kenny choi. let's begin... with a look outside.... xx ather and >>> good morning. it's wednesday, july 18th. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. let's begin with a live look outside. see what it looks like out there. got some traffic, 880 in oakland on the left, cool shot here. look at all the fog in this shot. it's definitely foggy but it

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it is weird to pack a jacket when you are leaving alamo and driving to daly city it is 101 degrees outsidei hope you brought the jacket because you will need it when you get to daly city. here's a look at the numbers. it is 63 in san francisco, it is close to 100 inland, concorde 94, livermore 94. and the fog is already moving through the golden gate. the next destination will be emeryville then berkeley and the oakland hills filling in san francisco bay overnight. we will see increase humidity and cloud cover. that will keep you in the 60s from redwood city south of san jose backup 682 concorde and livermore. nothing on the radar around here. we don't expect any rainfall today or tonight, a tiny chance of a thunderstorm tomorrow, most of the activity will stay over the sierra. numerous thunderstorms to the south and east of lake tahoe are sliding into nevada and missing the greater tahoe area. what we had today was a big- time temperature spread. at the oakland airport at 3 pm it was 62, just 15 miles away it was 99 in danville. that is 2 1/2 degrees per mile that we had this afternoon in

the city band tour buses from the alamo square just a few years ago.s are dropped off a block away. the amendment on brodrick street would prohibit vehicles that carry nine or more passengers. the board of directors will pass -- vote on that tuesday. back in the neighborhood, there are some signs around here that say no double parking. neighbors have also taken matters into their own hands. you can see, in front of the iconic house, they have posted some of their own signs that say, you come to visit this house. every -- people live in every other house, condo on the block. we hear you all day long. please keep the volume down. live in san francisco, alyssa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the palo alto police department is bringing back its team of traffic patrol officers. that traffic team has not been operating for the last three years. partly due to a shortage of officers. but, it is returning after concerns and feedback from people in palo alto. the department has been able to recruit more officers, and now has 92 officers, and hopes to fill about

i'm ready to jump in to work with japan town, the valley, alamo square, and the fillmore. shout out! and inner sunset. ashbury, cold valley, i i think i said lower hayes. when avista, lower pack heights. thank you to residents of the five. [cheers and applause] [♪] today. >> (clapping.) >> i've been working in restaurants forever as a blood alcohol small business you have a lot of requests for donations if someone calls you and say we want to documents for our school or nonprofit i've been in a position with my previous employment i had to say no all the time. >> my name is art the owner and chief at straw combinations of street food and festival food and carnival food i realize that people try to find this you don't want to wait 365 day if you make that brick-and-mortar it is really about making you feel special and feel like a kid again everything we've done to celebrate that. >> so nonprofit monday is a program that straw runs to make sure that no matter is going on with our business giving back is treated just the is that you as paying any other bill in addition to the

alamo he's given most nicaraguans a guarantee for their rights to food education entertainment and freedom of expression. but as the caravan left the city of massai uniformed police armed with rifles an r.p.g. opened fire in the neighborhood of moneyball leaving two people dead. more than two hundred fifty people have died in almost three months of civil unrest pension reform protests turned into opposition calls for us risk nation. but on friday thousands of the guy once showed the president their support in his cabinet the. day i was to strike x. our government supporters at the fish national there straight into the crisis off the main highway the capital menow and most of the country remained mostly shut down streets empty gas stations banks shopping malls most businesses closed. but at the immigration offices a queue of people many fearing for their safety. was getting passports for her two sons get home until they could be kidnapped just because these students and i want to protect them. three months of bloody protests and knowing didn't sign with civilians and police dying in the cro

i'm ready to jump in to work with japan town, the valley, alamo square, and the fillmore. shout out! and inner sunset. ashbury, cold valley, i i think i said lower hayes. when avista, lower pack heights. thank you to residents of the five. [cheers and applause] [♪] wwe have a high-speed rail representative. and director reiskin is unable to attend today but director kane just kim is absent. joining us is director chiang. [roll call] spee 12 your next item is item number 3, communications. we will be postponing item 17 to a future meeting. item four, the role of business. >> chair nuru: non

the grant award would support the region alamos platform with initial deployment in contra costa.et's move on to water transportation, which is a major potential benefit here for the island. and that we as staff are starting it focus on. at its march 1, 2018, meeting, we authorized staff to proceed with an exploratory study of smaller vessel explorations. they would look at the cleaner vessels delivered relatively quickly for initial service for locations such as treasure island. from our perspective, treasure island is probably one of the optimum locations to have a pilot in that regard. if you have had the opportunity to move back and forth between treasure island and the ferry building, it's only about a 10- to 12-minute run, so we think there's a lot of opportunity here. the study will be overseen by a committee of the board comprised of directors. we're working actively with a scope of work that includes treasure island as a case study for smaller vessel service and will participate on the technical staff advisory committee. let's move on to federal highway administration. na

this little dog is recovering after a coyote attacked her in alamo.he was in her owners backyard. her name is lucy... she is a nine year old jack russell terrier.. her owner let her outside first thing in the morning and before he knew it ... lucy was in a coyote's mouth. the coyote ran off and left lucy bleeding around her neck ... lucy is now recovering from surgery and wearing a red ndana to hide her wounds <"i can't see us letting her out here though knowing that that animal is out there..">( robin ) neighbors say they have had six coyote attacks in the past month ... in one case a dog was killed. for now, little lucy is only going outside with her family when she has a leash on ... and her owners say they aren't sure what they'll do recovers. ( robin ) a popular mural of musician carlos santana was vandalized this weekend in san francisco's mission district. a local non-profit went as far as calling it a hate crime... kron 4's ella sogomonian met the artist as he worked to restore his mural. sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "the artist mel

as exemplified by alamos kababs it's a fusion of meat and fire his soul concession to the modern world is a fan which isn't working today. but. some little square horse down his face that's a lot of us a little. bit there. but all is forgotten as the spicy aroma of grilled lamb and one piece of bread permeates the senses. just as in times past we pull the chunks of meat off the skewers it's a smoky taste one of her and the scent of cuba. the kababs are hearty unpretentious affair not unlike the people. next door we witness a fascinating feat of parliamentary choreography. what will all that tossing twisting and turning result in. a change on style noodles of course. that one day you look at most of us who has it by magic there they are all with the same identical fitness. needle making machines are redundant here but within the above the. rest of it's not something they can learn in a day. at the knowledge is passed on from generation to generation of them with one . little book but it's about that we go coax unknown full of the much of the diplomas but the. nub of this list was it doe