and 109, and bmr units. and 109 mbr units. and comprised of 34 studios. and the bedroom units, and 50 percent of area, median income. development will be financed, and as a mixed income, and the exam, and the residential. and for this project. and these transactions, are not require the city for the bonds and anticipating submitting. and application, supervisors for the at in 2016. and. and summer of 2019, and the development team is kerry, and corporation, and the we appreciate your support for the ground breaking, for the presentation. >> thank you very much. and okay, we will open up the public comment and wish to comment? and public comment is closed. and come up with this, and a motion to send this forward. and and okay, madam clerk, if you would call a number of items together. 8 through 14, and 16, 18, and 20 to 24. >> thank you, madam clerk, we have the mayor's office of housing to speak on these items. good moerpg, supervisors. and the management, and the redevelopment, and sorry, inducement resolutions, for the second phase, of the city's rental

three pilars and upper and lower and military come up with a president and you can imagine what brokeringre is in that process and the new government will take its seat in parliament next february or march so there are many steps to go before we get there but and again since the military has 25% guaranteed to them the deck is kind of stacked even though before we go into this process shiulie. >> some irregularrys reported here but on the whole what is the perceptions and have they been perceived as free and fair? >> they have been received very favorably inside myanmar as well as the international observers who were here spread across the country, sunday on election day. there were some irregularities going into the campaigning and going into election day specific when it came to advanced polling and also the release of some registered voter lists and things like that and some who were abroad and myanmar citizens who wanted to vote in the elections and there were some questions about those going in and nothing major and spoke with some observers yesterday during the polling and not seeing

of fuel to nepal and diesel and pet petroleum and access into nepal and china and very far from thed and mountains of terrain and the roads destroyed by the earthquake of april so nepal is india bound and india locked and this blockade, the world needs to know that there is a problem within nepal that is a problem regarding the dissatisfaction with the constitution by certain segments of the population, yes, and that has to be sorted out within nepal and within the constitutional democratic process. what is happening is to my complete satisfaction having followed the notes out of the ministry of affairs in new deli and actions on the ground by the monopoly supplier it's a blockade and has to be called that, not a defective but the fact nepal is suffering and no oxygen in the hospital and do not have petrol and schools have been closed. >> in india of course would dispute that it is organizing this blockade and nevertheless as you pointed out there is a grievance by the community and they feel they have been discriminated against and the constitution does not address their discrimina

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a bomb and parents want apology and $15 million and moved to cutar and now afraid to move home. into. bank foreclosed on park and planning to auction it off. number of investors are interested in the park and he is on deadline and park will be auctioned off on december 2nd. >> >> sara: police arrested man in surveillance images and darth vader mask and tried to rob a convenience store and clerk defended himself and hit the robber with bottle of salad dressing across the face and neighbor identified the man's car and led police to him. at his home they found several handguns and ammunition in a backpack. >> came at the car like this. bang, bang, four times. put aside jokes to save lives of two women with angry man on street attacked and known as shane was in car and being chased by the man and let them jump into the car and called 911 and whole incident has them thinking about what's important. >> first thing my daughter 12 years old and said, dad, you're my hero. he wasn't a hero to his daughter but honored for bravery in toronto city hall. he saved the day. >>> local teenager s

you. >> and meryl streep and her daughter mamie, and it is so much fun, and first of all to be sitting at a table with them a our good friend bernadette peters, and then i brought my stuff with me. >> i know the stuff. >> because i did it last year and everybody enjoyed it so i brought the chardonnay and the red stuff, and i won't say the name. and then meryl streep who s is the world east best actress does this to me. i said, the rose? what? the red? and she is going like this, and i said, look, you speak 15 languages and speak to me in one of them. >> the white? >> and she said chocolate. >> she didn't want the wine? >> nobody thinks that is funny? she wanted the chocolate [ laughter ] i i thought it was hysterical, but then again maybe i am losing it. here's the world's favorite actress wanting the chocolate. she had had the stuff, and anyway, it is lovely and lovely and amazing organization. and the event raised $1.2 million and provides 187,000 nutritious meals for homebound new yorkers. they used to get a meal by the government who would do it, but they got nothing on weekends. n

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and everybody here and the city is doing and believe there will be good things coming and thank you for everything you are doing to bring back the parks whether it is maintenance, after school program, [inaudible] i'm employed with san francisco park and reck so anything you'll can do to help across the board is very very appreciative. in closing i want to say young blood have done a tremendous turn around thank you to supervisor cohen. it gets more people in the park and taking better care of it, everybody is and want to say thank you again and do what we need to dofor the city because we are trend setters and can't leave the park out because it saves lives. >> next speaker and anyone else who would like to speak come forward. give the clerk your card when you come forward. >> thank you. good afternoon. my name is lynn a shaifer and want to to make sure district 10 had the last word. mia roger and i have the 2 representatives service in district 10. i am speaking totry to [inaudible] she made earlier because she ran out of time so not sure what will am come out here. i wanted to be

me, and i am blessed to have a beautiful and healthy family. >> and three and soon to be four childrena children, and we will have amy sainted. good job. >> and yes, i will put in for that, because she deserves it. >> thank you, patrick. thanks for talking to us so much. >>> and the ladies of of the "view" make fun of the republican candidate's face and how she fired back. before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet grew up in a family of boys... married my high school sweetheart... and pursued a degree in education. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and she prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda-approved to treat this pain. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new, or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling, or blurry vision. common side effects are

and your old friend regis shows up, and he is hysterical, and russell simmons and christie brinkley. >> and you basically called all of your friends. >> and i play an idiotic version of the character. >> and that is your real closet? >> yes, in my show, women rule. i have been surrounded by a strong mother. strong sister, and strong business partners, and so in the show, i am the butt of the joke, and these powerful women prop me up, and really keep me from it. >> and you need it. >> yes, it is true, i need it. >> and the thing that surprised kath and it is a compliment at how good you are when it comes to the acting, because we have seen you in the situation s s where where you are doing the interviews and doing this. and this is loosely scripted. >> and loose si scripted and a lot of improve. but what you do is harder, and you are improving for an hour everyday and so even when we did the scene, i came on and said, this is the premise of the thing and you rock and rolled, so if you have spent, and i have done thousands of hours of live television like this, it primes you to do this

, and this is a very different tim wolfe and this is very official and very personal and you could hear the voice breaking, and people in the room did not see this coming, and it speaks to potent power of what these students were doing, and not just the hunger strikes but the football players and the sentiment on the campus, ashleigh. >> and kyung, does it mean that effectively things are back to normal and i say wit a grain of salt, because there was an intense threat to pull out of the football game this weekend which could have had a significant financial impact on the university, and now there is a student who is hunger striking, and he has announced on cnn that it is over as well. >> he has said it is over. this is just the beginning. if you have heard what the president said, he said that we need to continue to speak and not to shout at one another, and we are starting to see that. the board here actually invited butler's family to come here to begin a dialogue. the family arrived here and walked back and forth inside of the meeting to the meet with some of the curators and then e

off the supply line, and communication, and food and supplies and recruits. is this going to be the next strategy? cut off the recruits or at least make them fear every person they are with if that person is p public? >> a ashleigh, it is not the next strategy, but it is the strategy from the beginning. the attempt at cutting the supply lines and going after of the the strong point defenses has been part of the overall operational plan from the beginning of this fight. it is difficult to pursue, because there has not been a forces on the ground to conduct operations. you are seeing now the attempts, and the conclusion of the kurds to take this town which is in kurdish territory, and something they want to gain and defend as part of their kurdish nationalistic pride and has been successful. but again, i would not quite claim victory yet. i have been in the operations before where it seems things are relatively calm as nick paton walsh has said, but i would suggest some hard fighting. there are underground tunnels, and boboby traps, and there are people who are

park and parks and libraries and hospital as well as parking garage and fire stations and portable the 5 location and the future locations the city determines as well as the semi permanent the j.c. there are 25 j.c. throughout the city and 5 of them are currently staffed in the pit stop and 20 unstaffed are the ones that are open 24/7 with that, i'm going to turn it over to joe to walk through the analysis. >> good afternoon, supervisors jump cerebrothe analysis figure a on the vein the location 200 and 74 half of those are maintained by the recreation and parks department police and fire stations 20 percent dpw and the library has between 10 and 11 percent and the rest is dpw health clinics and parking garages and others to be built we don't have complete data on the hours of the locations but in general we know for example, the parks facilities and pit stops library close others 9:00 p.m. we identified the one siding there are a number of them fall from the map in particular the number drops into 200 and 74 down to 278 difference between daytime and night time but from here our analy

68 thousands of ground floor retails and sf moma and bike parking and public improvements and pub available office space for incorrectlyly in 2013 a series of mercy housing we are held to solicit comments and provide informational updates on the status of the projects evolution on september 17th of this year, the planning commission and the rec and park held a joint hearing for the supplement at that hearing the planning commission safeguards the eir and proud of the office logos and the office allocation and approved an office design and recommended the approval the legislative action before the committee today and the rec and park department also took action for raise this shadow in the parks and determined the shadows on that park will not be adverse to the use of the space on october 19th a petition was filled the the office allocations for the project those are phenomenon o on calendar to be considered by the full board of supervisors next thunders or thursday the mravrgs made recommended changes to the project wfrptd to the special use and is zone map i'll summarize those recommended

and 3:00 p.m. and 61. so along the coastline let's plan on high around 60 if not being stuck in the upper 50s inland you got another round of those mid-60s developing around 64 and bump you up by couple more on thursday to 70 and couple more on friday high 73 and that's when we will be talking potential for some record breaking or at least record tying heat. check out what happens over the we dump by 10 on saturday and again on sunday but that brings us back to pretty normal highs in the lower 50s. 59 this afternoon in boston, 60 in beverly and in plymouth and 62 in lawrence, 63 in bedford, 64 in norwood, also in fitchburg 61 in worcester and 63 in nashua, new hampshire. future cast though kind of uneventful here because of all the sunshine. i mean we like it like this, nice and bright but we really could use a little bit of rain. don't have that much rain in the with some of the warmer weather late week. temperature tonight in the 40s and nashua, new hampshire at 71 and fitchburg at 69 and 67 in boston. w

building we saw lots and lots of forensic experts dressed in white, and going over and combing over every last detail, and troying to pick up on any information and dna information, fingerprints, and who was in the room, and who was in that apartment, was this ringleader abaaoud abdelhamid possibly killed? was he there? still a lot of questions, wolf. and we are waiting for more answers. >> hold on, clarissa, because i want to bring in jim sciutto to this. i know that the phone conversations may have played a role. they have discovered some cell phones at the site of the friday night terror attacks, and what is the latest on all of this some >> that is right, wolf. this is an urgent raid acting on the urgent intelligence gained only in the hours before the raid took place, and intercepted phone call coming from the phone call that alerted police to the apartment and the people hiding there and then they put the place under surveillance and a key clue leading to the intercepted phone call, and some of the phone calls collected from the people who carried out the rampage across paris

and nc and r.c.nd others district 22 percent of parcels it is composed in the multi family housing around them almost the whole area within a quarter mile walking distance that carries 70 percent of sfmta that has identified for major frequent sit in the future this insures the new housing will be within walk of goods and services while affording the residents assess to the transit services while the program will apply throughout the program area the vast majority of parcels within the area are healthy and mixed use building and schools and churches the program doesn't reduce the rigorous controls on demolishing the rental units as my colleague will discuss in the second half the presentation so staff estimates is that only under developed commercial sites and surface parking lots will be developed under the next few development cycles we identified 200 and 40 sites scattered throughout the program they're generally less than 5 percent of the zoned capacity and considered the most likely to take adva

walton and ms. wynns and dr. murase. >> ms. chin and mr. totiano thank you. >> please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> item a pinning no approval tonight and as amazement to the public as has been mandated in the past if you meeting in members of the public wish to address the board of education complete a speaker and ms. casco and importantly according to the board precedes and policies the board of education from the superintendent carranza. >> thank you commissioner vice president haney and good evening to everyone last friday, i had the privilege to visit the alternative school to see you are teachers be surprised with a golden impact challenge award for her creative approach for technology there donors and dr. facing on will use the technology to be creatively engaging her students and the implementation of a rob order of business program we were excited to see the look on her that faced and see the incredible support from the student and patterns congratulations to green dr. facing on the smartest balance all the time on line b

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and savings and the environmental benefits and the economic and social benefits and the social medicse proposed to have that reporting to this body and to the regulatory agencies referred to earlier so in summary the program design supports launch we've identified and quantity if i had the program risk and the examination of the base case assumption to kind of the goals and policies this was put together by the staff at the puc my clients and member gallo meanwhile that is actually on leave at the moment hi meg and bryan stevens and bryan and folks sitting behind me recognize them and others i think are still at the office and with that, we want to say thank you to them and thank you to you and let's get started. >> thank you. >> commissioners comments. >> is that an expressive body of work and very excited i want to ask you ms. hail any foreseeable hiccups in timing we have our calendar. >> so far so good in negotiations with the slivers that's moving along and our next set of activities for december 8th to bring to you the policies we've discussed as resolutions to bring to you the

and may include artists studios for artists and designs and innovators and, i.e., deems and delays and the goal to accent the sxerps of waterfront for the visitors and residents without competing with existing use among the waterfront we will advertiser the rfp and insure we cast a wide net we'll use the port website addressed the official city newspapers street contacts, san francisco african-american chamber of commerce, the hispanic champion of san francisco and chinese chamber of commerce of san francisco the lgbt chamber of commerce which includes the again and again o golden gate san francisco business times and the neighborhoods outreach advertising network and super those are the next steps and one the things we will be doing is after is shorts list is selected the advisors please state your name and address will recommend to the staff and what is your name to the commission for a presentation and feedback before a final recommendation we're hoping to have an inclusive right to have the negotiations by august of 2016 and then we will come back with a final approval to the port

we took 18,000 this year, and then iraq and somalia, and the democratic of congo. and the u.s. took in only 1600 refugees. the democrat, jim wu, i asked him about greg abbott suggesting a ban on refugees. >> i was very disappointed when i saw that. from houston, from the district that i represent. this is a large immigrant area. houston is a city of immigrants and also a city of refugees. we have refugees from burma, from afghanistan, from iraq, and some from syria, and some from all over the world. anyplace that people come from, we have those people in houston, and we're a city that has been made so beautiful and wonderful by all of those new people coming in, and this is very disappointed. >> is there something credibly, to help me upwards, the statemenunderstandwhat give? >> i'm not a security expert, places that are war-torn, and this is never been made an issue until now. >> so explain the politics of it from your perspective to all of us. >> i think that given the presidential election cycle that started, that this is a political football. terrorism in the world, we have

and caregiver education and empowerment self-advocacy and legal services program and health and wellness and the targeted services and support and new areas such as alzheimer's care, respite care and caregiver support so those are some of the categories that would be included in the funding from this dignity fund and the other aspect i wanted to direct your attention is that in terms of the relationship to you as commissioners you as a commission would therefore because the funds go through our department therefore our commission would be overseeing that fund at the same time, we're recommending what we call a governance and overview committee that is appointees from the mayor and the board of supervisors to also oversee this implementation of the fund and administration of the fund as i mentioned this fund b will go introduce the department of aging & adult services therefore your budget b will increase quite a bit f if in place today, the fiscal year 2018 we would have added $29 million to your base budget to give you an idea so that as i said is a major policy direction for the city a

we saw one change today and saw the rain earlier and the sunshine and temperatures rose quickly and now we'l see the temperatures go back down. outside right now, a very nice night and a mild night and the wids still out of the south and the souerly wind keeps us on the wild sidend thewinds only around 8 miles per hour and we are starting to see the winds pick up and places like petersburg, west virginia and 64 degrees and winds gusting over 45 mileser hour ere and that wind will contin to move in. 52 in gaithersburg and no rain to talk about now. the rain that we saw came through early this morning and between 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, tw 12:00 and we saw clearing skies and nice southwesterly wind and now we've seen the winds shift out of the west and that's a much colder wind. here is that storm and look at the spin here in the great lakes and a lot of winds gusting upward of 50 to 60 miles per hour today and wreaking havoc down toward the buffalo area and lake chicago and lake michigan will continue to see big problems over the next day or so. for us the winds will have an impact, too.

and europe had never accepted muslims and the government ignored them and they didn't feel belgium and it was a duty to fight jihad. we tried to trace the family of the man on the run here and thought to be hiding near by armed and dangerous and protected by his friends. someone answered the bell and refused to speak to us. neighbors said they only had kept to themselves. his brother called on him to hand himself in. and adding they are thinking of him but refused to condemn him. he is still presumed innocent. >> police are searching for him. they await confirmation of who was killed in the attacks. the police are on edge and uncertain if more attacks may come. it is another wake- up call. and the police said the government is not helping them enough. we hope that the help comes soon. >> reporting live from belgium. thank you. >>>i sis is releasing a new issue of the magazine. there is a picture of the bomb that took down the russian passenger jet over egypt. catherine, i know you are looking at the magazine, what did you learn? >> reporter: jenna, this is the new edition of the islami

things up and down and down and up and any which way they want.the providence of all software can be identified originating from trusted friends whether it's microsoft or in richmond and washington or bellevue were in some silicon valley or some other trusted facility in which the source code which the systems depend upon a. it's now in the hands of the department of defense with the chief information security officer in the department of defense. with mr. tony scott going sure you're familiar with identified the solutions and the change in the entire paradox. thinking about the topic from the bottom of how introducing software and the origin where does it come from that life change the entire playing field. >> first, i don't know. >> the systems i was talking about before. most are manufactured by one company. it exists all over the world so that for example it's in the nuclear lab in iran that was a system. as one former cyber adviser to the president told me if you walked into the headquarters of pacific gas and electric in california and you w

unique space and will be used to host the programming for arts and adults and youth and seniors that includes the virtual dance in the visual arts and the programming for senior movement classes and yoga and early child development classes that serves as as a community space and rent-controlled units for art exhibit shuns and equipped with kitchen and portable stage for exhibit sthuns a simplified version of the power house will be kept in the final project or the fully built out project lastly the planning department's has included the phase one is not a modification to the master plan no effect on the ceqa we've received thank you very much >> thank you. >> this is roslyn coal the principle of the design. >> good afternoon. my name is a rosalina principle and architect with the design and joining me is josh from the founding privilege of the design and steve stark preservation architect with the company okay as you've heard from nicole you've heard the history of the building i'd like to show you some specifics here is a site plan and as you can see the corner of santa fe and genev

and 49 at lunchtime. and 51 the high. and 48 after work. yeah, it's jacket day today. >> so things are warming up between lunch and 2:00. >> huge. >> one of two degrees. >>> traffic, and trouble spots this morning. >> yeah, in bronx, we have construction blocking at least the cross bronx at the sheridan expressway. it's causing delays. not a great alternate. plan accordingly. and the southbound side of the van wyck construction blocking at least a lane. and delays are back to jewel avenue. and construction blocking a lane northbound on the fdr drive at 96th street. and we have company through the area, delays back to 79th street. the west side highway is a smooth ride. and alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect city-wide. and remember, be safe, don't text and drive. chris and mary, back to you. >> thank you. >>> breaking news. in manhattan, a woman hears gunfire and she realizes she's been shot. >> police are searching for a group of men. janelle burrell has more from the flatiron district. >> reporter: yeah, chris, four m

bad and 57 degrees and that's not bad at all and temperatures falling into the 50s and 53 degrees by 9:00 and it will be cold by 9:00 at 49 degrees and by that time, the windchills will be in the upper 30s in most areas and the current temperatures in gaithersburg and 55 right now in camp springs. so it's chilly, but not cold just yet. the leaf raking forecast tomorrow, not the best day and you saw the leaves coming down. windy and cold tomorrow, but sunday looking really, really nice and it will be a cold sunday morning and thinking of betting out on the bike and 48 degrees and just plain cold tonight as you're heading into the wind and 50 degrees, rather windy and plenty of sunshine and continuing windy and a high tomorrow of 53, but it will feel more like the low 40s in the city tomorrow. i mentioned sunday, 38 degrees and 32 back to the west and we still have a 5 to 10 mile an hour winds and the upper 20s early on sunday morning and the good news is the wind will begin to settle and sunday afternoon we'll get to 60 degrees and monday, tuesday, wednesday and temperatures will get

city financial of imprisonment fund and community organizations, citibank and chase and wells fargo and bank of america all work together with our city and boggling bank on sf and banking to create those products for everyone and with that, i'd like to introduce jonathan minutes the ceo of cities for financial empowerment fund he has an exciting announcement by my partner as i approach all the mayor's across the country to say let's do it for everyone and make sure our cities are welcoming not only the challenge but a partnership with our low income families and our all of our families to make sure their even more successful jonathan (clapping.) >> i briefly photo of r though the thought of one of those dick vandyke things that's to the audience my age by way of thank you, mayor ed lee i appreciate our remarks and i want to thank treasurer is a norz for host us in san francisco city hall i want to thank many of our national and local partners here particularly jp morgan chase and cities bob and bank of america angie and other partners we'll talk about in a few minutes to join us and

air is nice and dry, the wind out of the west, light and 5 miles per hour now and nashua and lawrenceville at 62, 63 and upper 50s in worcester. the average high temperature is generally in the mid-50s for this time of year and we have had a few higher is rouse clouds coming by and they thicker to the south and that is on the leading edge of rain to the south that will stay there. we don't have to worry about that and through the rest of the day today, quiet conditions and including for your evening commute home and sunset, earlier, don't forget, with the clocks turning back and 46 downtown. upper 30s in the coolest day tomorrow and milder, too, mostly sunny, a light wind and pleasant temperatures running in the upper 60s and we have some cooler air and not everybody, though and we'll talk about that in a few minutes. >> thank you very much. >>> and developing right now at noon, a mystery surrounding a russian plane crash. investigators are on the scene trying to figure out what brought the airliner down over egypt. the black box was recovered, which crews hope will reveal clues. he's more

and now that's in the city. 30s and 40s north and west. yeah, clear sky, that kind of spread on a november morning. but chris said, it's going to feel like a september morning or afternoon i should say with a high of 71. practically a repeat on wednesday. so yeah, get ready to enjoy. these numbers, they're going to stay above normal all week. >> bing. >> did you say september? >> that's music. that's music. none of this bieber. >> i figured you would love it. >>> and traffic for you. >> in new jersey, the ramp at exit 62 at route 80 from the garden state parkway is closed. not the only problem in new jersey. in paramus, route 17 has two lanes blocked in both directions for lingering construction project between midland avenue and century road. stick to the detour, so far, no major delays through the area. and the hudson river crossings. the lincoln, you have company but no official delays being reported here. and traveling to the george washington bridge or the holland, you have a smooth ride. alternate side is suspended for election day.

they're nice and they start telling you stories and jokes and embarrassing anecdotes and you developomewhat of a relationship. that's not sufficient to change the narrative, but it is possible, so i like the fact you pointed that out and everyone should have answers to those questions na their heads. thank you very much for an amazing panel. thank you all for the patience and if you have any other question, hopefully, you'll be able to track our panelists down. again, there were some folks from pbs and elsewhere. oh, we got someone waving, so if you're interested in talking more, first let us know what your opinions are and we'll let you know. we've had bad experiences in the past so, if you're approved by the impact counsel, talk to the media. just kidding. >> nice to meet all of you. >>> all persons having business before the honorable, the supreme court of the united states are admonished to draw near and give their attention. >> my fellow americans, tonight, our country faces a grave danger. we are faced by the possibility that at midnight tonight, the steel industry will be shut

and so we-- we too this testimony and-- and we figured that if we publicized it and-- and filed it in courts and so on, that the russians, you know, no matter how corrupt they were, that putin-- would have to at least let the mid-level guys go. he'd have to, like, put-- throw them under the bus. but he didn't. know what i mean? it was just-- i mean, they-- they just lied blatantly. >> but it was-- it was obvious from the autop-- autopsy photos. >> everything was obvious. and we knew who did it. we had all the evidence. and they decided to just completely circle the wagons, cover it up, and-- and exonerate every single person involved. putin did, personally. i said to myself-- well, how do we get justice outside of russia? and i discovered something really terrible about the world, which is that if-- if something like this happens-- there are no mechanisms of international justice. the best thing you can do is go to the state department and if they're-- if they're willing they'll write, like-- a sentence, or maybe two sentences in-- in a report to say that they're not so happy with how

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including sidewalk widening and trees and signalized krowkz on harrison and exessex and important tohe those in the area and advocates in district 6. as we build development in the high density areas and high entry corridors important to mitigate for residents coming to the area and i am pleased to see that harrison and essex will be more residential friendly through the passage of this project despite being right at the mouth of one of the freeway areas. these are the basic overall components of the project. i see that planning department is here to present on the specificities of the parcel so i'm going to hand things over to our department unless there are any questions or comments from committee members. >> supervisor wiener has a few comments. >> thank you very much. i maybe planning will address this in terms of the tsf that is paid and -- [inaudible] and also the rationale around the affordability percentage. i can comment afterwards. >> all right. thank you very much. >> good afternoon supervisors. rich from the planning department staff. the legislation for you is a request

clean energy, like solar and wind is now cheaper than coal and oil and gas and nuclear power and more than half of the unand more than half of the countries around the world. >> according to the sacramento bee a third of the members in the bill gates investment group come from the golden state. >> san francisco police officer is facing charges accused in a hit-and-run accident that sent two people to the hospital. the 38-year-old christoher kohrs was an internet sensation as being called "hot cop of castro" off duty while driving west in the orange dodge charger around 2:30 yesterday morning. he allegedly hit two men who were crossing the street. one of the victims, victor perez was in north beach to watch a music performance and suffer add broken jaw, broken leg and head injury that requires stitches. >> we told you of a south bay child care center announcing they would close. today is that day. the last day of operations for the orchard early learning center in san jose. community child care council of santa clara sent notices to parents less than two weeks ago. the orchard center h

or, in many ways, sports, that you start to say, "well, why should i be open and, and, and, and, and sensitive when everybody around me that i'm covering is all just tryin' to spin everything their own way"? but i always felt that, if you sink to the level of the lowest part of what it is that you're writing about, how are you gonna write any better than what's going on? >> one of the lines, from "morrie" is, "giving makes me feel like living." and it is actually a creed that you, mitch, seem to be living up to with the amount of charity work that you seem to devote. talk about what the focus of a lotta these charities is. >> they're twofold. i have a charity called "s.a.y. detroit", which is, basically just helps, needy detroiters from birth all the way till senior citizen years. it started when, i was on line at a homeless shelter, doing a story and, and, during the 2006 super bowl. and, and it's a whole long thing about they were scooping all the homeless people off the streets in detroit and tryin' to hide them from the general public, which i thought was awful. and so, i went do

unique space and will be used to host the programming for arts and adults and youth and seniors that includes the virtual dance in the visual arts and the programming for senior movement classes and yoga and early child development classes that serves as as a community space and rent-controlled units for art exhibit shuns and equipped with kitchen and portable stage for exhibit sthuns a simplified version of the power house will be kept in the final project or the fully built out project lastly the planning department's has included the phase one is not a modification to the master plan no effect on the ceqa we've received thank you very much >> thank you. >> this is roslyn coal the principle of the design. >> good afternoon. my name is a rosalina principle and architect with the design and joining me is josh from the founding privilege of the design and steve stark preservation architect with the company okay as you've heard from nicole you've heard the history of the building i'd like to show you some specifics here is a site plan and as you can see the corner of santa fe and genev

in between napa and oakland and concord and antioch and fremont and palo alto at 67.and san mateo and vallejo and fairfield at 66 degrees. patchy fog around and temperatures in the 50's at san francisco and oakland and 40s elsewhere, and north by our deepest valley in the 30's again. the area of high pressure and the high clouds are spilling over it today and tomorrow and our next storm is coming from the gulf of alaska so it does not have so much moisture. saturday we will watch the clouds increasing and it should be a color sunset and you can see sunday in the afternoon hours, a chance of light rain. better to be outside on saturday than sunday. post frontal we get unsubstantially air mass and it could be a wet commute for all of us on monday morning and showers as we head to monday afternoon. the same unfolding as the last system just with .1" in south bay to half an inch in the north bay so significantly dry and 60s and 70s until saturday and 60 on sunday, and 50s and 60s on monday through wednesday although we will see the sunshine late in the forecast. >> we are

donald trump and ben carson and marco rubio and jeb bush and ted cruz and carly fiorina and paul willr. >> hillary clinton takes the campaign to system system today. she held a fundraiser in the north bay last night at hall wines near st. helena and attended an event if los altos on wednesday and between the two ever develops hillary clinton was in los angeles for a special appearance on jimmy kimmel. he asked her what former president bill clinton would be dolled if she wins. >> the first man? the first gentleman? the first mate? who decides that? >> well, he said the other day that i was fine for all of the talk about me running to break the big hard glass ceiling and become president but he was running to break the iron grip that women had on being spouse of the president. of the president. >> you can watch jim >> macy's is kicking off the "believe," campaign benefiting make a wish. >> for every letter to santa santa claus dropped off, macy will donate a dollar to make-a-wish foundation up to $1 million. 40 bay area will schools are kicking off the campaign with students who were f

vehicles involved and there are fatalities and there was a fire and an explosion and we don't have muchin the way of details right now and we're trying to get those as they're available and witnesses are are still coming up to the scene saying they know someone that have seen it and they're being corralled and sort of held until they can get to talk to investigators and they can begin to piece this all together. chillhelm road is blocked on the 2600 block and you don't want to come here if this is part of your evening commute. we are live in prince george's county. >> while you're working the scene we are on the phone here, too, and we just learned that there are four people dead and that is three adults and one child. we are just getting that information. let me ask you, d, around you, it looks like there's a school nearby in what's around you? >> reporter: there is a -- it's kind of an area that is between where you have strip malls. there is a metro bridge right across that is just beyond that bridge in the hyattsville station and there are houses near where the accident happened. on

and monmouth and ocean county. it's off and on rain all day long and temperature gets to 61. weather and traffic together every seven minutes. except we're going to talk about the subways the a. train goes fast track. >>> they have the service going on on the a. train. no trains if you are traveling between 168th street and 207th street. new jersey transit, long island railroad, metro-north running on or close to schedule. using the george washington bridge, coming inbound on the upper level, they are cleared the construction but some delays as you move across the span. you are a car, have e-zpass, go downstairs instead. george washington bridge again you have that construction but it's just a my for delay getting into the tolls. lincoln and holland are doing okay. and then if you're going on o the b we on the northbound side, northeast ramp to the brooklyn bridge closed with construction. let's take a look at a camera and i'll show you how the george washington bridge is looking see that delay across the upper? th

and positions understand and they work for us. the answer to us and that is why it is so important for people to recognize what's going on. >> when you saw what happened in baltimore but would you like to see? >> i found this to be heartbreaking what happened for the citizens basically turning down their own neighborhoods. i also find that a lot of the decision-making that came from the nadir and the local establishment of the government really didn't have a handle on the situation and so it really was out of control and unfortunately that situation turned into citizens being pitted against the beliefs or the law enforcement. the situation shouldn't have happened. it was a local issue and it should have been held on the local level but we had outside external influences that came into that community and really inflated the situation and it made matters much worse. >> to tell you the truth i don't believe that i have and i tell you that because i'm sitting here with you today and i taken advantages of opportunities if someone told

and regional opportunities and also the freeways and arterials. there is a lot of discussion of what we should do with our freeways and best ways to manage the traffic coming through our city. coming out of the modal studies and also in parallel to the transit study we'll be updating the sftp and this is looking again at the 2015 time horizon that are giving the land direction and what we are doing not only is one of the first to integrate regional transit not just with where we want to go with muni an planning process and what else do we want in terms of cal trans and all the operators that are operating in our city and knit them altogether into one transit mesh and in addition sf tp goes beyond transit and going about multimodal transportation if you are talking about a bike strategy versus a transit improvement and trying to say what are the hardships we can make. the key modes are the investment season yoers, -- scenarios and which are funded and if were able to fund down sources what are the next projects in line. at the same time we do polic

out and hang in the encampment and transport people and be with them and make immediate impacts withe and my staff. >> bringing our wloongz whatever you go presents a problem this place their help with the storage i don't have to worry about it staying here you know you're getting things done they need to get things down done to get off the street avenue of the hope alsoness is gone. >> they help you if you're hungry go eat if e you need to go places go. >> they're 4th district it awe auto. >> it was funded through a unanimous donation and of may 2015 an additional $3 million to help to continue the program beyond 18 months. >> you see people coming out they're ready to being so the future homes you know how variable the navigation center is my message for the constituents yes something can be done do break chronic homelessness it is being done. >> this is a community that sets an example but i how to pick an area that was funky they've seen we're trying to do is help their neighbors they've seen getting sicker and more frail and broken down on the streets and welcomed us that's a po

it is a long procedure to get here, and the biometric data, and the fingerprints and all of that, andven though there is a 18-month to 2-year period starting now, it takes time to dig into whether this process is adequate to protect our security. and whether we need special precautions from people who are coming from regions of the world that are harboring terrorists. i have been saying for months that people could be infiltrating and terrorists could be infiltrating the refugee group, and we don't know that is what happened in france, but it appears that is the case. so we have to really step back and say, okay, what are the processes that we have in line now, and are they adequate. >> in the wake of the paris attacks, do you believe that congress should finally vote authorizing the legislation to give the president the department of defense authorization to go to ahead to launch military action gaiagain isis in syria? >> i am smiling, wolf, because to me, it is so obvious. something that we should have done a year ago. tim kaine, myself, and a handful of others have been beating the

morning fog and bit on the humid and mild side and into the low 70s and there could be mist and drizzle especially early tomorrow morning and i still think we will see a nice day as far as temperatures are concernednd temperatures will rise righ into the low 70s here and there will be a few sprinkles during the day and if you're taking the bike ride outdoors just know you may run into light shower activity especially along i-95 and if you're west of the blu ridge you might not y tmorr and this is along the i-95for tt closer to the chesapeake d closer to the potomac and tomorrow afternoon and not much rain at all. once agin, take the umbrella just in case and waldorf and a nap sis and you folks have the best chance of some of that rain. friday is the warmday and i don't just mean war and record heat a hi of 79 degrees on friday and saturday a high of 60 degrees and fallingemperatures and a chance for showers. coming up at you hur by hour ou ay and if you've those weekend plans, i've got your forecast. >> thanks, high-profile murder case has beenoted out of office. we'll report how that m

and i thought maybe 10,000 or 15,000 feet all with chants and slogans and go back home. [inaudible] i could not do anything that i went to the main street not a lot and i thought wow, people were streaming in and it was the same thing repeated 30 years later that millions of people, who is between 2.5 million people in that repeated for a few days and i reported on that. >> we actually made it clear that he was working for "newsweek" at the time. it was a major news program in the uk. so he came to the ceremony and said that people have to go back home whether they were responsible. not a lot they had these black shields, they had -- we have not seen these people and we do not know where they were coming from , women, men, children, i saw some of those horrible things that in my life on that day on the 19th of june and so it was quite dramatic. >> we saw the dramatic pictures of the blood coming from her nose and mouth. and the next morning a few men came to my mothers house and they arrested me. >> okay, there is a book out that you have written entitled rosewater and i