plan and the mta has identified as provided for walk first but not gotten the project plan with the alleyway actual locations i imagine the board or commission times to look at accident things before 3 more going out this is my initial feedback this deserves a longer conversation this is my motion to continue it. >> thank you supervisor breed. >> i said support a motion for continuance if i had to vote open this item today, i wouldn't be able to support it i have concerns about streamlining the process and the prop k funds from my understanding a lot of the cac and the committees there were established were to make sure there was public input from a variety of places on those particular items i know that some of the departments have expressed frustration with me trying to get the project done as quickly as possible and not being able to assault of some of the details but there's a process we need to under take you previous we not change the process unless i clearly understand why this is being proposed it is two random to say it's a controversial project a small dollars amount like a bulb ou

alleyway as you've heard it's plaza 16 that is going doing the outreach not the developers that is the same as in our neighborhood. when plaza 16 holds a forum many people? neighborhood come if you were to see closely yes, this building does tower over the red stone that's the building i go too often the mission district was my first neighborhood in 9 city and affordable housing is needed this is million dollars housing that your average san franciscan can't afford this is a disgrace >> is there any additional public comment. >> my name is edwin i own two buildings and i've been? mission more than 40 years. mission has been a much better neighborhood. when the neighborhood become better, of course, the rent goes up do we want the mission it be a high wind area or a better area or low rent like before i mean the people that live there have to think about it. i think also most of the developer or property owner has the responsibility to take care of the things? city i believe the politicians in the city or the city has to take care of the problems and also it's unfair from the for the de

the alleyway breaking is endangering and ininconvenient the neighbors and the 3 ceos who, of course, is not here but their spokesperson david chiu is but please remember there's no new wealth the property sexually assaulting value and air banishing as he b is losing your property vail please don't have any part of this until it's vested properly. >> thank you very much. next speaker. . hi i jean in a i've been blessed to say i've lived in this beautiful city for 17 years i hope never to leave. i bought my home in north beach 13 years ago and put a lot of money into it uvenl i had to leave when i had my second child in order to get more space and not move to more and more run we have to pay a higher rate than with we could afford to make this work is to get into the air b and b business for the property we own. if you take that away from us on a year-round base it will do nothing. nothing for the people in our situation who have to use air b and b to stay in san francisco we'll building priced out of san francisco and have to sell our house and move the rents have been rising for year

alleyways, trash cans, mailboxes, windowsills and other locations in the neighborhood. throughout the conspiracy, the defendanting sold and distributed drugs in protected locations including widener university, the frederick douglas christian school, the chester upland school of the a arts, sun village park and the 11th upland streets play ground. to further their drug trafficking operations members used juveniles and drug addict to package, sale and distribute drug. >> reporter: and you heard there just how insidious this group was. the dea, fbi local and state police all involved in this operation. they say they took down the hierarchy of the group. they're hoping the rest follows. >> dawn, back to you. >> sabina, thank you. developing now a development in the search for the man cued of killing a pennsylvania state trooper. investigators uncovering a computer hard drive that this man used authorities say he shot and killed corporal brian dixon and wounded his colleagues two weeks ago. it happened outside the state police barracks in blooming grove and what they have g

. >> go to the alleyway and drink their little drinks and most of the times they throw them on the ground instead of the trash can. >> reporter: now things are better, safer and quieter. but al says there's a twist to the story. instead of losing money by no longer selling these little cheap bottles of vodka, he expecting business to expand. >> people will feel safe and come in the store and give us business. >> reporter: san rafael police say they welcome the effort. >> this is something we have in our toolbox to assist us in cleaning up the downtown area, that's great. >> reporter: the mayor says, he will be meeting with the other stores in the area soon in homes this cheap booze ban catches on. in san rafael, don ford, kpix 5. >> while the mayor's request is strictly voluntary, most of the businesses seem to like the idea. >>> most of the comstock saloon in san francisco is back open for business tonight. the bar was damaged when a driver plowed his bmw into the building on monday. two people were injured. only the side room known as the monkey bar is closed. >> will they stay or go? s

it was great hearing all of these twisty, tourney alleyways.you theoretically do not know where you're going. walk, i realized, it is on a hill. bill goes down toward the sea. find going downhill, i am going toward the sea. it is hard to turn those things off. i met a young woman interning at this art exhibit and she wanted untile me to some cafÉ audited was just follow her. completely under her care. that was great. was almost capable of not realizing what i -- where i was. >> all i knew about driving downtown was sitting in the passenger seat. i knew actually nothing about how to get from point a to point b. smartphones to something similarly. i want to ask you more but i wendy about,ask have you seen a downside in terms of the disaster preparedness in terms of people onng too dependent situational awareness for your title? >> yes. as a little bit of background, i started to develop a social media program and had a front row seat to all the technological changes that had gone on since 2006. >> was that my space? >> i did a lot of searching. i

there have been two home invasions just as july in the alleyway. the suspect got into an unlocked door, and put a butcher knife to her neck. >> well, we need to fight back, that's all. >> we need to be alert, we need to work together on this. >> here is a police sketch of that suspect, described as an african-american man possibly mixed race and he is also balding, 5-foot 5 inches tall weighing 100 pounds. >>> he is waiting for the latest. police say he stole electronics three times from this store since july and reportedly tried a 4th time. he ran away when an employee confronted him. if you recognize him call police. in return the police department blog said officers will give tipsters this drinking glass complete with a painted on mustache. that blog claims it will be signed by the city's chief of police. >> and high tech hackers, they have prompted an investigation and left customers with plenty of unanswered questions. joining us from san jose with more on what we have learned about this possible hack attack. >> pam, home depot is receiving a

just imagine walking through a dark alleyway, at midnight and you're all alone and you hear a noise or you see a face coming at you. so in other words, this is, this is really important because it could make a difference whether you live and die. you have sensory input from your body whether you make a big difference whether you live or die. if you have chest pain, it could make a big difference. this sensory input will come into your nervous system. it will process in two major directions. it will come up through the cortex and have multiple synapses. it will take time but give you a very precise approximation of what your environment is. the other thing it will do is come down to the a mig dal la. and it will be extremely fast. amygdala is interesting. what it is doing is processing your sensory input out of your conscious awareness. it is that fast. it will pick up those sites. it will pick up those sounds. it will pick up the facial expressions that make you feel like you're nothing. and you will begin to react to this. the way a certain neuroscientists talks bit dealing with anima

. >> i'm taking the back blocks and alleyways, trying to make it through the traffic as much as possiblehe truck driver suffered minor injuries but lane restrictions remain on 95 near bridge as penndot crews work to replace the guardrail, that could take several more hours. >> turning to other news, gay rights supporters turned out in force in harrisburg to push for a major change in pennsylvania's hate crime law, they want to add sexual orientations to the laws. and there was a surprise today at the rally. walter perez is live with the details. >> reporter: lawmakers are using a recent attack against a gay couple in philadelphia as a string board to bring attention to a measure that many are trying to pass through hairs berg for years. >> larry says that the fact that there is only a few days left is not an excuse to keep bill 42 from getting passed. >> we could do a special session on booze and pensions, why can't we do a special session on equality. it's meant to expand hate laws for lesbian and gays and transgender citizens. he says that the fact that this issue is still being debate

. >> antoine's brother artise remembers going to the alleyway why his brother had been shot. >> just draws the blood down the alley. i just picked all the clothes i had on, i wiped the blood on it. i still got the clothes right now in my room, wiped up all the blood out and took it with me. took them in my bed and right now with me today. >> reporter: artise proceeded to show us the clothes he used to wipe up the blood from his brother in the alley. >> his brain, his guts, everything was laying there. why would i let it lay there? i would rather take my brother with me. >> the blake wood on the clothes have dried but the pain and the fear are still fresh. stacy has three other sons still living at home. >> worry about them? >> everyday. everyday. if one don't answer the phone, i calling their friends. have you seen them, have you talked to them? their friends call me up every day they walk out the door. i'm not saying there are guys hanging out that would take them away from me. i didn't think the police would take him away from me but they did. they did. >> reporter: the police main

as we pull out here, looks like we are looking at an alleyway there. a man has been shot three times. he is 21 years old. we're working to get more information. answ as soon as we get more information, we will bring it to you. >>> a local congressman speaking out for first time to nbc 10 about the federal investigation surrounding him. nbc 10's harry hairston is joining us from our digital operations center. you caught up with congressman fattah today. what did he say? >> reporter: i got off with him a short time ago as he was at a public event. i asked him about the allegations of criminal wrongdoing made by a former top aide. i wanted to know if those are true. >> all of my years as an official, i have never been involved and never would be involved in any illegal conduct. >> reporter: the congressman's former chief of staff says differently. according to this federal indictment, he pled guilty and implicates fattah in a scheme to conceal federal grant funds and other funds to repay an illegal campaign debt from 2007. are you disappointed in what he

these kids right here they saw us, they saw me turn away and i saw them when we turned into this alleyway. it was obvious they were not trying to hide something or start walking away. it's the ones that when they see you they turn around and start fiddling with their fingers. those are the ones you want to talk to >> what do you think of the school to prison pipeline? is that reflected in your experience? >> what's being said that kids that get in trouble with police in school are more likely to go to prison later, well how can that be? if you're destined for a life of crime, then that's in your system. that's in your blood. a lot of this stuff comes from the families. >> chief of police victor araiza is in charge of security at over 100 facilities in the el paso school district. he says teachers and administrators rely too much on police to solve their problems. >> children that can be problematic on a campus, the objective sometimes from faculty and staff is to have them removed, have them disciplined, have them sent to alternative schools. and the mechanism, the tool to accomplish that

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and you want to see more of me, i'll be getting my head kicked in in the alleyway.gentlemen, thank you very much. >> jim leaves the stage to a standing ovation. later, after doing a second show, the comedian watches the tape of the assault with the police. the reality of the attack sets in. >> turns out i was hit a few times in the back of the head. as soon as i watched the footage i felt the back of my head and there was a big lump in the back. >> jim has minor injuries but does not press charges against his assailant. >> he was having a tough night. you know? it's no harm, no foul, you know. i wasn't hurt. so what do i care for. >> jeffries continues to tour like mad. he figures the comedy store punch-out won't be his last time getting up close and personal with the audience. >> i've probably done anywhere between 2,000 and 3,000 shows in my career, and it's only happened once so statistically not too bad. there's been other comics it's happened to. i'm the only one that's caught it on film. >> the next time you want to check out that comedy show, baseball game or

as a kid i tried to sign up alleyways. >> basically, we're -- we're going to bet against whatever you immediately think is going to about good tool. >> which means drones are dead. >> i don't get credit for drones. >> wait six months, you'll be right. >> it's not a good sign. >> i would love to take it from you. >> jon, close it up. >> not a good sign. south of chelsea at a samsung event, lots of android gear. only one person wearing google glass. that's a problem. >> wow. that is a problem. walt, please come back. love having you here. >> loved being here. >> from re/code. jon will stick around and jon fortt see you later as well. >> we will indeed. >>> check on the markets. that pacific crest note on apple is moving the nasdaq to the down side even as the dow and s&p 500 have stayed remarkably in the green. the dow up by 56 points at this hour. the s&p 500 up by 3. the nasdaq down 12, of course we did have factory orders for the most recent period that soared 10.5%. that sort of offset the flagging auto sales from gm and ford and, of course, the markets are still watching what is go

. >> reporter: antwon's brother remembers going to the alleyway where he had heard his brother was wasi go to the alley, i just see a line of blood like it just draws his body down the ale. >> two spots of blood. >> i picked up all the clothes that i had on, i wiped all the bud up with it. i still got the clothes right now in my room. i had on all whitey wiped up all the good so i could take it with me. it's still in my room right now today. >> reporter: he proceeded to show us the clothes that he had used to wipe up his brother's blood from the alley. >> i didn't want it to be there. it's like i seen his brain, guts, like everything was just laying right there. why would i let him lay there. i would rather take my brother with me. >> reporter: the blood on the clothes has died. but the pain and the fear are still fresh. stacy has three other sons still living at home. do you worry about them? >> every day. every day. if one don't answer the phone i am calling their friends. have you seen him? have you talked to him? why aren't -- well, on ma, they right here. all their friends call me

and the foundation officials are doing little political waves here and up and down the--the al--alleyway, and it really is--people measure their status by how they perform at conferences. and... c-span: is it true that if you're really well-known, you s--you can be dull, and if you're not well-known at all, you've got to be good?' >> guest: yeah. if fact, if you're really well-known, you're supposed to be dull. there's some--there--the idea is you're so important, you don't need to be interesting, so you te--speak in the higher institutional mode. so if you're, like, a secretary of state and you come to a conference, you should really put people to sleep. but if you're a young person and you presume to use words that are dull, and if you presume a dullness beyond your measure, then you're really overreaching yourself. it's very off-putting when dull--when young people are dull. c-span: then you say here, 'intellectuals on a book tour will need a catchphrase that talk show interviewers can scan seconds before a segment and and then use to start a conversation.' why do you need that? >> gu

even creeps into one the alleyways and guess back behind her and next to her.hen he says he saw this person who is the person of interest put the arm around her and all of that. are investigators still trying to talk to this guy? or is he in the clear. >> no. they are talking to this guy. is he a person of interest. the i this the guy who owns this orange vehicle that the police confiscated yesterday, i think is he more of a person of interest. where this guy lives, where they executed the warrant, check this out. only a half block away from mcgrady's club. >> creepy. >> rod wheeler walking the streets down there. >> bible belt, christians aren't giving up without a fight. meet the teen pushing the city to fight back now. >> a woman dead but very much alive. could this happen to you too? are you kidding? we will have more on that coming up. the kids went to take zznana's house... like... for the whole weekend! zzzquil, the non-habit forming sleep aid, that helps you sleep easily, and wake refreshed. because sleep is a beautiful thing. co: until you're sure you

on either side, you actually go into a very dimly lit area on either side and there is a lot of alleywaysubberies, so it gets very dark. the lighting is not that good. so i can clearly see where someone could have been lurking behind these dark areas there off of main street. >> is it confirmed she was walking alone? there was talk of a reflection on the glass, initially thought to be someone with her. right now in terms of another female, she was the only female. what do we then know about the man who has come forward? is he a person of interest? is he is a suspect? >> no, he's not a suspect. a lot of viewer high school that same question. this guy is a person of interest. the only reason, elisabeth, that he's a person of interest is because he actually placed himself on the scene. he came to the police and said he was the guy following her that we all see in this video. now, what's really, really interesting here is that this same guy, he has also indicated that there was another individual that put his arms around hannah supposedly on the mall area. hedvp described this other individua