fifty in elyria and ashland and millersburg and warming -- and cooler. the highs reaching 74 and 75 degrees and we start off with a great deal of cloud coverage and we start to lose that to tops of son, kristen. >> and we there are no accidents to tell but and seeing the usual slow spots, 71 and into the inner belt bridge and that is opening back up this morning and earlier than expected and got the slowing on 271 around state route 8 and tracking cars going 54 miles per hour and usually we see closure at 271 and opened at 6:00 a.m. and we're a half hour in and might cause confusion. if you travel that way, 271 north. that ramp is reopened at state route 8 and we're looking okay at 90 and fulton, and we're starting to get, yeah, stop and go at the usual spot and check in with john rudder in the sky, air tracker 5. >> and good morning, we're flying over 480 and moving looking good and some traffic in the eastbound lanes and coming in those westbound lanes and as things move to 77, it looks like a nice smooth ride for this morning and no issues from air tr

and others it's extensive and widespread and thicker and the dew points in the upper 40s and mid-50s, holding in place all day. you have the nice, dry air and that covers all of the northeast and hard to imagine a tropical system around, which may give us more humid air as the timesta. this morning and there should be some my -- high, thin cloudiness in the sky and, ven though the model is indicating high cloudiness. the sunshine is penetrating and it will thicken up somewhat and into the mid-70s and cooler at the coast. at times, it will thin out and have the same thing coming up tomorrow morning and then it's morning and into the northwest as the system is underway and high temperatures tomorrow, 70 degrees and this rain band is moving to the cape and islands and there could be rain and overinterested in parts of southern new england on monday. there is the storm and thunderstorm warning into del marva from into the jersey coast and tropical storm watch around long island and connecticut coast. and taking the storm like this, it's moving along right now and it's going to run in and

planning and muni to reduce the pedestrian, and bicyclist and driver, accidents, and the seniors and the persons with the disabilities are especially at risk. and it was moved and seconded and passed to support the new needs of adopting vision zero, community reports. i don't believe that there was an official report from the membership committee chaired by ruso but i am pleased to say that i know that we have two applicants in the process of requesting appointment and both will be very good. beverly taylor from district ten, which i believe is supervisor cohen's district has joined the advisory council, rick apple bee and the stated that the education committee is working with ucsf on the geriatric workforce project and the training will be in october and future trainings and goal setting, and safety, and vision, and perhaps, another which i didn't get. rments from the field, and moxi, noted that the board of supervisors has passed the motion for data collection about older, lgbtq persons, based on a well designed and research survey form from ucsf. several city agencies including d

and a lot of people wanted to see, and why nothing from that, and nothing from secretary clinton and trust is her biggest problem, and yet, there is no pledge about what she is going to be doing to conduct a transparent white house. >> and two things on that, chuck. first, i think that it is understandable that young voters and others want to get into this question, and they need to also assess a donald trump who won't release his tax returns and who has ties with foreign governments that he refuses to reveal. but let's go to hillary clinton. she has said that one of the first three pieces of legislation that she is going to push in the first 100 days of her administration is to dramatically change the way that campaigns are financed. this is fundamentally about reform and transparency. as you know, we have allowed the campaign finance system go to the dark money, and super pac, and nontransparent system, and democrat support significant reform, and that is at the heart of the reform. >> and shy is credible seeing how associated she is with the big fund-raising and thing like that is

good friend and we go bowling and playing pool and where's a good dude and loves football. he wants to be successful. i love his work ethics and he came here and he was a positive. >> reporter: and he is showing rg3 the ropes and including the corner alley and the next time you want to get your bowl on, and back to you. >> and can you imagine? >> crazy. >> and everybody is talking about the tribe this morning but injuries are not holding the team back. >> and they set a record yesterday and some amazing stuff. he's more. >> reporter: the indians can't catch a break. carlos year and comes days after the catcher suffered a non- displaced fracture in his right risk and now, carlos carrasco goes down. it's okay to feel like it's gloom-and-doom for the tribe right now. the injuries are piling on when the post season is around the corner. keep in mind this is a team that minds a way and get this, after getting injured, the manager called the bullpen and their seatbelts on. they're all going to pitch and we're going to win. the top two reliever, kyle crocket. getting help from the

we have superintendent's proposal 168-9sp3 and policies 0420..4, and .41 and 42 and 43 and they're policies covering the district's roles and responsibilities and occur a petition to renew a charter school in the district and the oversight responsibilities for charter schools that this board authorizes and the charter school revocation process. these were presented in an earlier board meeting in august. they went to the rules committee in august on august 17, and the rules committee recommended some changes to the proposed policies which we have done and we are bringing them back for adoption tonight. >> thank you. i have no public speakers signed up. do we have any comments or questions from the board? commissioner. >> thank you. excuse me. a couple of things i wanted just to say that i am glad this as part of the policy review we're doing this and having these three distinct policies that we can follow and i want to -- i just want to read a couple of things from the first one and point out that we actually should follow these more closely than we do in my opinion. so it says in the first

rain at night and high of 76 early rain and afternoon sun and 75, sun and clouds on wednesday and 75es and tracking an upper level low on wednesday that wants to meander into thursday, friday and saturday keeping this threat of showers around so we will have to track that closely for you and see if there is any change in the forecast later in the week otherwise thursday into next weekend temperatures will be in the low 70s walter. not too shabby and thank you melissa and sports is next stay not too shabby and thank you melissa and sports is next stay tuned.out isis than thegenerals nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. ♪ not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mrs. wagner's car to arrive for the airport, that's the power of fiber optics. and right now get our best offer ever, super fast 100 meg internet, tv and phone for just

investigators looking at driem and analysts and vehicles and equipment and technology et cetera. i think we all agree with that finding -- excuse me, with that recommendation. that's ra1. yes. we agree with that recommendation. and -- >> mr. chair. >> yes. >> madam clerk. >> the parameters for recommendation is either it has been implemented, has not been, required further analysis or -- >> right, and that recommendation has been -- ra1 has been implemented i believe. isn't that correct? why don't we get that from the commander. >> [inaudible] >> i believe it's stated here on page eight of 14 that ra1 recommendation has been implemented. >> that is correct. those recommendations have been implemented and we continue to implement additional things as we review it. >> so madam clerk if my colleagues agree we will indicate that ra1 has been implemented and we can adopt the language at page eight of 14 from the district attorney's memorandum for the reasons. rc1 which states establish a serial crimes unit as a counter part to the pd's patrol unit task force and the mission is prosecu

and 41 and mildford at 37? and going to swing a little enclose erkesso it the boston and pretty mild at 49, same in holland, lynn at 45 and find 30s in natick and lexington and tewksbury, down to medway at 34? this morning. mid-30s in norton and 40s in duxbury down to sandwich and nantucket at 46?. so day planner today involves noon time 62?. it is going to be sunny, it is going to be a beautiful day and mix in couple late day clouds, highs really land in the mid to upper 60s in most spots and by 7:00 this evening we are going to be diving back into the 50s and clouds will continued and eventually they are going to pull in rain. i have the timeline on next round of rain drops coming up. julie back now with live drive time traffic this morning in slow spots. >> earlier issue in the e branch cleared no longer 128 as you approach the braintree split and those are the -- delays are past 28 to 24 almost to 95 in canton area. as we shift over to the pike, seeing slow conditions as you propose route 9 in framingham, a

>> and for walter perez and phl17 phl17 and jeff skversky and the rest of the time i'm sarah bloomquist have a good night and a great week ahead. >> good night. was i nervous? no. >> wentz looks like he belongs. he is not jumping around. he is cool as ice. >> this is who he is. >> the first nfl touchdown pass by carson wentz, what a sport. >> nelson i mean you can't follow it better. >> down the right side with agular and a touchdown. >> comes down to players making plays and what we did today. >> quarter and 40 and 50. >> tremendous game running the ball and credited to the offensive line and how well they played. >> they got him and they got him and placed them. >> take care of business. >> jim obviously had a way to go and got after them at a defensive stand point. >> blow and hit by jay lynn mills. >> and the situation like we did something crazy and with a win we got to go back and get another one. ♪ this is action news sports sunday sponsored by audi. ♪ the carson wentz era has begun, i'm ducis rodgers and impressive 29-10 open season victory over the browns mike are you a believe

and let's go and check on our odot view and 90 and 77. and we have a flipped over car overnight around 2:30 this morning and that is looking like it's all clear now. >>> the heroin epidemic is hitting ohio hard. is reporting 5 people overdosed were taken to the hospital. a new law goes into affect today and meg shaw joins us now and the hope is that it will prevent deadly od. >> reporter: during an overdose every second counts and state lawmakers believe this new law will save lives across the buckeye state. under the good samaritan law, people who call 911 during a drug overdose can't be arrested for minor drug charges. and so it protects not only well and the goal is to have more people call for help when they see someone take too much. the ohio attorney general mike dewine said this epidemic in the state is a dire situation. >> and this is penetrating every group, you know and there is no economic group free of this problem; race, sex, age, and it's unlike any epidemic i restrictions with the law and you can take advantage of it twice

mission y and boys and girls club and rec and park departments. we also try to teach the junior giants about being good to your fellow person. your colleague or classmate and parent and so forth. we try to have lessons about humanity. we have a anti-bullying program beyond the vunier giants and have a strike out violence day at the ball park that talks about bullying on the school yard and playground but also domestic violence at home and how we need to raise bchb these thing jz be leaders in the community to spot problem jz deal with problems and not ignore them. we are also groundbreaking in various ways. we were the first sport team involved in the, it gets better program to inspire hope for young lesbian, gay and transgender youth for harassment. we had our player involved and involving sparts and having messages sent out to young people are powerful. we also involved in education. a lot of our programs are all about youth as you are hearing. we have a submarine program and innovative scholarship program where we give scholarships to 8th grade

canyon and funny noise and in the engine compartment and looked and saw a lot of water and saw the life >> daniel: trump campaigning >> sara: dutch investigators have solid evidence shot down malaysian yet from russia and missile launcher into eastern ukraine before the strike and transported back into the russian federation after it was launched and investigators say communication records show moscow rebels called for the launch. former israeli prede at age of 93. doctors say perez died yesterday morning in tel aviv after having a stroke earlier in the month. perez served as both israel prime minister and president and credited with being one of the founders of the modern jewish state and shared nobel peace prize for work on middle east in 1994. president obama, clintons, pope francis and charles will all be attending perez funeral on friday. >> daniel: deadly police shooting sparking protest. suburb of san diego and released picture that shows man threatening an officer and pointing what looks like gun at police. the victim is black man in his 30s. 911 calls claim he was acting errati

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and townsend and kitty-corner from the train station and fist and brandon and working with michael in la on the second we're very anxious to see the i went for central soma get published are here shortly you know from my perspective the rezoning around the straug i central subway make sense with the transit should be a sixth provider not only of housing but fortunate for jobs you look at the downtown core and virnlt all the sites that can be developed in the censor stwlrs not really capacity in the downtown for so central soma provides large sites you can do large buildings in a mid-rise scales this attractive for the tech communities and we think that central soma will be a great part of the city in the years corinne woods. >> unlike mission bay the transit is coming either before or along with development rather than after transit fees tends to be the key to everything these days in talking with the developers everyone is trying to get near to transit as they possibly can my question this is for anyone up here when you look at specifically san francisco transit i mean really in part

newton and also on the and quincy and milton and 128 still at very slow crawl route 1 and waltham, almost 93 jammed between medford and somerville. take a look this is the zakim bridge leverett connector volume still very heavy and route 127 minutes and on the expressway from the split to the pike take you just over a half hour and 93 from 495 to leverett connector jammed up. and see great skies. >> shiri: first of rain in boston itself and showers going to be filling in as we head toward lunchtime and biggest concerns today will revolve around heavy rain and potential of some lightning, some gusty winds, seeing some hail on radar as well and sloppy, sloppy day and here you could see that batch and up strengthening storms right now and this batch of rain just clipping past boston and another batch over the cape and see it is turning out to be a soaker of day here, noon time and storms very close to the southeastern massachusetts where we have not yet seen very much in the way of any rainfall today. in fact, we started with a little bit of sun down there this morning and 5:00 the trend wil

and -- rocky mount. and in henderson and roxboro. and also in raleigh. then tomorrow behind the first cold front, temperatures cool off into the 80s here. after a start oron tuesday. both tomorrow and tuesday. a l ernoon 80 on friday. >> 83 on saturday. low temperatures also falling into the low 60s and we are half the seven day there. pretty good looking forecast. >> we are talking highs in the temperature is about 84 degrees. >> so, we have been well above that the last several days. ithere they hoe. rd u. thot. it is tstay drated. heat crampand the cle ather, iamthwi ed. >> thanks, kristin. . >>> they are putting up flags all in orthe 2,000 the 96 victims from 9/11. and they are being placed around the morehead patterson bell tower. >> they lost six alumni in the turn to w york city where tributes are planned throughout the day. there was a moment of silence just a few and several more planned throughout the day. >> presidential nominees. donald trump d hillary clinton are mopping those gathered for today's ceremony. >> never forget. >> each time we h

for the ships that sail in and out of the golden gaetd and cars and cargo and crews and long shore workers and each and every member of the pasha team. we ask your blessing for this great city of san francisco. citizens and elected officials alike that it will continue to be a place of economic opportunity for all especially for those who live in the margins and struggle to sur vive. lastly, we pray thinew chapter in the long history of pasha will be successful and exciting as all the other chaptersment . in your name we pray, amen. >> [canon fire] [applause] well francisco day, isn't it? >> it is. >> so the grays cathedral played the chimes. the cable cars played, i think it was, i left my heart in san francisco. cable cars half way through the stars. and a typical san francisco day. the fog may chill the air, but we don't care. [applause]. because san franciscan's and all the people that come here as our tourist , they love san francisco and love to celebrate and today we celebrate, tony bennett day! [applause] now, willie, it has been said that in this stage setting, that there is statu

crowley and andrew deflipus. and super visors cronin and buck lo and investigators. thanks to their work yesterday evening, we filed the criminal complaint against rahami charging him with acts of terrorism including weapons of mass destruction and bombings. the federal charges were brought against him in new jersey as well as for the bombs that rahami planted in sea side park and new jersey. first case to proceed will be the federal case in manhattan federal court. we filed a writ with rahami with the u.s. marshal's service and we expect he will be brought in the district. the fbi and nypd gathered evidence in a short period of time and the evidenced shows that it was a pre-meditated act of terrorism. that evidence includes 12 finger prints recovered from the unat the timeinated bomb in chelsea. and the pressure cooker, and duct tape and triggering cell phone. surveillance video of rahami near the bomb 27 minutes before the explosion. surveillance video of rahami walking with a suitcase just minutes after the explosion. four blocks out. license plate readers showing

investigators looking at driem and analysts and vehicles and equipment and technology et cetera. i think we all agree with that finding -- excuse me, with that recommendation. that's ra1. yes. we agree with that recommendation. and -- >> mr. chair. >> yes. >> madam clerk. >> the parameters for recommendation is either it has been implemented, has not been, required further analysis or -- >> right, and that recommendation has been -- ra1 has been implemented i believe. isn't that correct? why don't we get that from the commander. >> [inaudible] >> i believe it's stated here on page eight of 14 that ra1 recommendation has been implemented. >> that is correct. those recommendations have been implemented and we continue to implement additional things as we review it. >> so madam clerk if my colleagues agree we will indicate that ra1 has been implemented and we can adopt the language at page eight of 14 from the district attorney's memorandum for the reasons. rc1 which states establish a serial crimes unit as a counter part to the pd's patrol unit task force and the mission is prosecu

and connecticut and spot showers on and last noon to two and drizzly, 70? and fog as well and 80? in plymouth today but also comes with the risk here of some sprinkles from time to time. once we get to the late commute, evening hours this is when we have the chance of some of the clouds breaking apart but a little less optimistic there and stall out front very close to the southcoast and cape and that's what's as well but over time clearing skies off to the north and central new england going to push southward and going to see a very different picture here at 5:00 p.m. and going with partly cloudy skies in boston but i think it is going to be quite a bit brighter into central mass, western mass, southern new hampshire, even the north shore though it is turning so much brighter later today. eventually those clear skies are going to win out any lingering clouds early tomorrow morning over the cape, those are out, and going to feel great. temperaturewise today we got a lot of upper 70s to about 80? with enough breaks in the cloud cover and spots like ipswich a

find community and make often lifetime friendships and meet lovers and have found and build community in a safe and welcoming space our phone call as a another-year-old as a guy man the first time he snuck into an lgbt night club and in duringing north carolina nothing like i experienced for the first time felt i was in a community with people that are like me and i felt safe and it helped me on my journey coming out and being a full development gay man and generations of lgbt people have had the same experience and if these spaces go away we can have four of them that makes it harder for members of the community to find community particularly young people we have to protect them and support them we know many there are a lot of pressure on too much off our lgbt night life venues particularly in the south of market from the development pressure and other pressures most recently, we learned the stud was and remained at serious risk even if closing at the current location and other are these hole in the wall that moved to a new space and others that likely will be under pressure and at r

and extend 19 feet and 6-inches and vertical trim between the old and the new and cladd and painted to match the historic residents and overall increase the number of garage spaces from one to two and units to two to three and overall square footage of the residence up 24299 feet feept. department received correspondence from the dogpatch neighborhood association. there was an email submitted to the commission requesting a continuance due to lack of response by the owner and up for consideration of the hpc and if you so grant notification is still required for the property and has to under go neighborhood notice. overall the department does recommend approval with conditions to ensure that the proposed work is under taken with conformation staff recommends the following conditions. one, prior to approval of the site prerment the owner should give the plans and landscaping and paving and fer rim terfencing and the district. planning staff should have final approval of all site work, two, prior to approval all permit the project sponsor should give all finished proposed materials. the bo

and today and tomorrow and beyond. current tumps in the 50s -- temps in the 50s hit and miss showers a little bit of thunder and how are lower and middle 60s, i have some impressive totals through saturday. you will want to see updated coming up. >> we have uncovered a federal cleveland has been miss using tons of thousands of your tax -- hundreds of thousands of your tax dollars. >> but the money can no longer be used for code enforce. . we are live tonight at the city hall. so you saying this city is deny nothing funds are being misused? >> reporter: that is right they are saying they are isam trpting things interpreting things but they made mistakes with hundreds of thousands of your tax. >> i am out raged. >> this report from hud saying the city of cleveland was wrongly using tax dollars for house inspections on dangerous homes. funds can't be used by community development for the code enforce. >> if it is on hold or going devastating. >> city leader are do blame they know this. >>. >> this is hundreds of thousands

too challenging and people not paying attention and the state and cutting luft and right. if we listen to every principle and all the teachers in the middle school tell us what they needed to be successful help the kids advance and list toon the super intentdant what the data is telling us. math and science. by the way, the jobs just a few years athround corner, depend you have a better stem education. science, technology, engineering, math. so, all of that catalyst comes and 4 years later our 8 graders are performing the bestz and the urban school district is the best. our middle grade teachers and principles are at the top of the their feeling and they feel it. they feel it. [applause]. this is something we got to share with oakland. because if oakland succeeds san francisco succeeds tooment it happens both ways. we are not a island in the city, we are a regional partnership. barbara knows thatd, congresswoman lee knows that. we as elected officials know that. this investment is more than the money, it is about believing in our kids and as i share with your mayor, becaus

in require and that allows for a gradual warm- up and bring ort the shorts and from know flops and in the degrees and we'll have the tribe grab another win tonight and game time, 65 across the lake and slightly cooler temperatures. remember, if you're inland, richmond county, wayne county, you're looking at overnight lows and look at that. that and wednesday, 92 and still at 90 degrees on thursday and tracking storms friday to your saturday afternoon and temperatures in the lower 80s. remember, we're on the radio, cleveland star 102, 98.5 wncx. . >>> thank you so much for watching from janessa and i. happy labor day. as we head right now. hillary clinton is here in ohio. hopkins international airport with tim kaine. we'll see you at 4 on the now >>> hi, i'm sarah carns. window world is the largest window replacement company in the country. owners fred moran and pat moran say that they're not keeping any secrets. they offer a qualit affordable price. you're here to tell us about this secret that other companies don't want us to know about. you have to tell us where it is. >> it's prett

before they arrive this and louisburg and 73 in rocky mount and goldsboro and in raeford and fayetteville. >> the cold front will arrive. this is the first in a series of two fronts that are pushing into the area this week. >> first one will bring a chance of showers and storms into this evening. and the second one holds off until wednesday. it will bring cooler weather with it on wednesday here. >> so, this afternoon. expect a few scattered lunchtime. hit a high temperature around 89 and we fall to 86 degrees. >> i will let you know exactly when the cooler weather will arrive and what you can expect in the complete team forecast. >> thanks a lot. >> it is 7:12. still ahead. cbs north carolina. >> the smithsonian. getting a new addition and we getting a new addition and we have got the moments that connect us don't happen overnight. they happen one morning at a time, and one cup at a time. . >>> it will stand out there. >> this has a very distinct look. i loaf norah's description of it. it looks like a crown. when you see it in person and structure. and raising the money. building the str

and thank you for your service and thank you to the men and women and their families for service and sacrifice during these challenging times. this committee conducted regular hearings on u.s. national security strategy and on going military operations and we have devoted special attention to the chaos engulfing the middle east and the u. s. military campaign against isil. it would be up to the pu tour to render a jult on this administration stewardship of u.s. interests in the broader middle east but in the opinion of this one senator it's been an unmitigated disaster. president obama sought to pivot away from one of the most strategically vital regions of the world out of a misplaced hope that quote, the tide of war was receding and that we should focus on, quote, nation building at home. that would draw u.s. power created a vaccum filled by the worst actors in the region. suni terrorist groups and the iranian regime and proxy and now putin's russia. just consider, over the past 8 years, this administration has overseen the collapse of region mall order in the middle east into a st

for the ships that sail in and out of the golden gaetd and cars and cargo and crews and long shore workers and each and every member of the pasha team. we ask your blessing for this great city of san francisco. citizens and elected officials alike that it will continue to be a place of economic opportunity for all especially for those who live in the margins and struggle to sur vive. lastly, we pray thinew chapter in the long history of pasha will be successful and exciting as all the other chaptersment . in your name we pray, amen. >> [canon fire] [applause] >> good morning and welcome to the commission on aging and adult services meeting. could we have the roll call? >> president james? >> present. >> serina in >> here. >> commissioner itani? >> commissioner loo is absent. >> ow. >> here. >> roy. >> simils. >> present. >> please note that commissioner mcgee is present. >> could we have approval of the september, 7th, 2016 agenda. >> seconded. >> okay, it has been moved and seconded that we approve the september, the 7, 2016, agenda, all in favor, say aye. >> aye.

and let's go outside and check on the odot view of 77 and the turnpike and dark and quiet out there and not many issues on the highway. i will have another traffic report in a few minutes. >>> right field. number is 6. >> oh, yeah and walk off win for the indians. the single in the 9th to help the indians beat the royals 2-1 and you heard there the tribe's magic number is now 6 to clench the al central. same two teams. scoring off -- squaring off again tonight. >> the windians. >> it's over! it's over. >> and cleveland is a champions once again. >> and maybe getting old for seth curry. he admitted that he has still not gotten over game 7. >> get over it. curry said he thinks it's going to stay with him forever, but he hopes to turn the game seven nightmares into motivation for next season. >> in this five-month-old eye, sir grandpa is the best person in the world. are you seeing this? works at costco, posted a photo of himself with a shipment of a large teddy bear. and that is an understatement. the granddaughter jokingly said -- excuse me, the daughter jokingly said his granddaughter n

and upper 50s and if you low 60s and the next, looks like a much cooler day as the fog wins out and it is a roaring up the coast and is also lifting and as it does it will usher in a cooler pattern. 60s and 70s, now 80s, good morning sal castanada . big start on the bay bridge first? >> will start out with the big commute stephan tracy triangle, you know it well, the commute on 580 and 205 will be busy as you drive on 580 westbound and the tracy super commute with stop and go traffic. a lot of people driving from far distances and getting into the area every day and the traffic will already be slow on 205 and 580. we're looking at police activity on the lower deck of the bay bridge, eastbound with three lanes taken away headed out towards oakland from san francisco. that traffic will be busy but it is not stop and go just yet. if you are driving in san jose northbound 280 traffic looks good getting up to highway 17. >>> the city of oakland is now ready to punish one dozen police officers because of a sex scandal involving underage prostitute.>> alex savidge is in the newsroom now with

pete, and 74 for apollo beach, and clear water a mild and warm 78 in tampa. right now, viz is the not too bad, but we cannot rule out the patchy fog this morning rain and we are fairly quiet. rain chances ramp up later today. just like yesterday, slow- moving showers and thunderstorms, and temperatures around 90, a degree above average for today, and overall, the outlook for the next 5 days, seasonal weather and temperatures around 9 to 90, and the humidity will be high. i will preview for now, melissa. >>> we begin with breaking news in philadelphia. two police officers and four others were shot overnight in an ambush attack. one officer was shot eight times in her patrol car. the man fired shots into a bar, hitting a securities guard in the leg, and then he grabbed a random woman to use as a shield as officers approached. then he shot that woman in the leg. as he fired away, he fired striking a man and woman in the he's. -- in the chest. >> both of those people are in critical condition. >> investigators at the scene found an envelope that on the outside wa

$23,000 and recovery project and adopt had findings and approve the agreement and make modifications and taking other actions. >> same house same call. without objection the resolution is adopted. >> item 10 resolution to authorize financing for portsmouth plaza not to exceed 12.5 million and grant authority to take action necessary to implement the ruzlution. >> same house same call. without the objection the resolution is adopted unanimously. >> item 11 is ruzlution to altogethererize approximately 17 thousand square foot lease at 1360 mission street 3 august 17, 2020 for base rent of $763 thousand. >> same house same call. the resolution is adopted unanimously. item 12. >> item 12 is rez lukez to approve the 5th amendment to thugrument with prwd service inc. for citation processes and support service for total contract not to exceed $76.8 million through october 31, 2018. >> without objection the resolution is adopted. madam clerk can you please read item 13 and 14 together? >> item 13 and 14 are two resolutions that determine the type 48 on sale premises license for 355 llc at 43

this. >> it is scary and we have had them and pass out and went in the fences and stuff and cause collisions. >> this is something people i am jasmin monroe. channel 3 news. >>> up to date on the arson. this destroys this. they sentence two kids in connection with the fire at the school house on butler park. >> two adults have been charged in connection to the case. >>> good news. the second under belt bridge will open looking at the live look at the bridge tonight. we have an up close look. >> reporter: after six years and $500 million this is what you get. part two of the inner belt bridge. ready to open for us this weekend. hopefully enjoy smoother traffic. >> putting grooves in the pavement. check. >> labels for all the polls and little more paint for the of o d.o.t.'s largest project. the inner built bridge. >> people are excited that we are at this point. >> the old inner belt bridge was demolished to make new for this one. >> part of the $70 million project. they will have five lanes of traffic each. >> for now. two eastbound lanes will be open. >> there are two lanes eastbound. >> fo

and it seemed like it was as planned and he came in and got out and people p are leaving now and thinking about who they will vote for in november. >> i think they know who they will vote for. and peter, thank you to you. we'll playback some of donald trump's speech that ended moments ago, specifically when he talks about what he plans on doing in his first day and week in office compareded to hillary clinton. interesting noteses he made there. hillary clinton is reportedly getting final debate practice in a holtz in her home in chappaqua, new york. and rich, what are you learning about her prep today? she is staying out of the publicie unlike donald trump to get herself geared up for monday? >> reporter: she has, julie. her last public appearance was wednesday and returned to chappaquan on wednesday evening and this morning she left at 11:30 and returned before 5:00 p.m.. clinton campaign refused to tell us where she is holding that democratic prep. a source close felipe rhines is playing donald trump in the mock debates and since he is a combative guy, normally, he has no problem going

the golden gate university and the park and the theatre and the conservatory museum and manufacturing and the california institute of studies this is in your packet sorry i ran from upstairs. >> okay opening it up for public comment doctor peter m (calling names) hello commissioners aim peter's dr. a research we represent the city and county of san francisco employees but supporting this policy amendment we also have brotherhood supported inclusionary housing in san francisco for some time i'm here to call your attention as a new policy to amend the policy section after reading an article on the policy amendment it calling your attention that the california college is modifying the language if inclusionary and - secondary education institutions we'd like to point out that cca is exempt i have a master plan from april 2015, however, it was submitted and not required for the cca student housing projects prior to the start of this academic year and the planning code didn't require them to have the requirements for imp but having a volunteery update on this year and the letter was submitt

jobs because full size cars and trucks and suv and vans in the usz. they createded 28000 jobs in the last five years and 85000 employees in this country and only 8800 in mexico. it is a hot topic on the campaign trial. >> you build that new fact row and make car and sell them tax- free and right through our border like we are stupid people, we are going to charge you a 35 percent tax on every car. >> trump emphasizing that ford's move will hurt jobs as well as trade. >>> a dire situation in syria. the crews have not been able to deliver life saving supplies toinose this need despite the cease four. john, we are seeing comments from the the state department crossing right now. the u.s. state department saying that the ceasefire is holding by and large but it is not perfect. that is interesting, the u.n. tells us it is not going well. what is happening inside of syria? >> reporter: we will start with the aid crews notably to get in syria. 40 humanitarian, u.n. humanitarian aid trucks that are stuck on the turkish side of the syrian border and supposed t

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housing, business activity, employment and transportation and air quality and art and utilities andublic services the eastern neighborhoods determined with prelims alcohol, tobacco & firearms plan will there will be unavoidable impacts into twrit and traffic and shadow and on the impacts too that were identified as migration measures the adaptation the eastern neighborhoods plan required implementation of those mitigation measures the board adapted a statement of overriding consideration accepting the trade off between the plan benefits and the environmental impact once a lead agency adapts a community plan and certified a program eir for the eastern neighborhoods the california environmental quality act mandates that process to review the project that process is the c p p process we're following ceqa mandates that projects that are consistent with the development density established under the plan shall not be subject to additional environmental impact only to examine if there are significant impacts peculiar to the site we're prohibited from renaval the city as a vision in the pla

the transbay transit center and we had interns with controls and turner and webcor and you will see that video and with that thank you very much. >> okay. the next item is the construction update. >> good morning directors. i'm going to cover the construction activities and then i will be turning it over to ron to finish up with the budget schedule and challenges for this past period so starting with the recent activities with construction we updated our graphics that we have been using now for a few months as we go from the concrete to the other follow up trades. it's a rather busy graphic but has important details on it. the transit center is split up 22 slides and this is from the ground level to the roof top to the glass installed to the awning and roof top stuff is that is happening so a lot of good information in here and a lot of good progress over the last two months. in the lower part, the lower concourse and the train box it shows up clearly in the graphic that all the work has been on walls in the lower concourse. the heart of the wall there and the purplish area is where

yeah. >> good afternoon chair and commissioner rosales and director bohe i'm the manager the design andeview for occ today, we have before you the item we're asking you to authorize a second amendment to occs existing memorandum of understanding with the san francisco planning department extending two fiscal years for the fiscal year 2018 as an overview this original memorandum of understanding or mou was adopted and authorized in august of 2013 it is - its purpose two-fold to summit the occ staff for design review and services and provides a fraction in which the staff at the occ confer with the planning dependent on the matters the original mou was for two fiscal years focusing 2014 and fiscal year 2015 during the term of the original mou we began to work on the golden state warriors project that project presented a large body of work beyond anticipated in the mou so in september of 2014 the commission authorized the first amendments of mou to allow us to work with the golden state warriors using the planning department and environmental services and extending the term one fiscal year

look at a photo of when everything first happened and they were 7 and 9 and now they're 22 and 24 and, you can tell that there's been a lot of years. >> and yet her emotions remain raw. >> wednesday morning i woke one a brick in my stomach and feeling of anticipation of what this was like. even no matter how much time goes by you're just sent right back to when everything first happened. >> maureen's husband david la laycheck was 40 civilian working forearmy at pentagon when killed that terrible tuesday morning. >> he's always a part of us. and we're forever changed. our nation changed. but even more so i mean our family changed. and we just miss him really very deeply. and time doesn't change that. >> zach and jenny are now both college graduates. >> always going to be bittersweet you know you're happy for your children and the things they're doing and sad dave is not here to share in that, to see it and i would so badly want to say, oh, dave, look at them. >> this piece of limestone is from the pentagon. those four steel beams recovered from the world trade center. prince william co

and they'll celebrate and hang out and enjoy great music, food and dancing, admission is free. also in the que it up for heroes car show. help the va medical center by honoring all veterans and showing your support. vote for your favorite car and stick around for live music and food. this event is from 10:00 until 3:00 today. lace up your sneakers for the foundation in concord. jdrf is raising money and awareness to help research for a cure against type one diabetes. the walk is in concord. head to hooksett for a family day of fun as the town hosts old home game. this event is free and kicks off at 10:30 this morning with a parade and that's what's happening, new hampshire. >> now, jason king and news 9 sports. >> hey, everyone, we'll start with the red sox who continue their series with the yankees down at fenway park. game two was last night and ramirez was the hero on night. another big game last year. 1-0 sox in the first and singled in mookie betts to make it a 2-0 lead. this time a solo shot to keep center field, his 26th of the season and it was 3-0 red sox. sox up 5-2 a

theatre and the studio and gallery and sf gallery and presenter it richard program manager of the legacy business program. >> is he here and regaining executive director of the office of the small business commission. >> one procedural needed e note i want to read into the record all applications will be considered tonight there's the staff asks different that will be considered at a future agenda meeting. >> public comment. commissioners, i just sent richard aaron starr relay i'll start off and he'll arrive here we go. >> richard we switched items you'll start with the presentation so, yeah letting you know. >> hello commissioners how are you richard the legacy business program manager today, we have power point presentation for sfgovtv the administrative code section 2a dot 242 b says a legacy business means a business that is nominated by a member of the board of supervisors or is mayor and the office of the small business commission denominators and meets each the following criteria criterion one the business operated in san francisco for thirty years or more with month break exceedi

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we lost this location and we went and fought and got it back. there is a couple things i really want to talk about and we have speakers that will touch on it in depth. one thing i have been hearing in the community is there a certain this place will be exclusive to one segment of the neighborhood oppose today opening up for everyone. there mayors staff and i have taken careful steps to insure that this is go tog be a location for everyone. the viz valley community has a very rich history they share with multiple cultures and this community we need to come together, we will come together and this is a space that is going bring us together. i like to bring up sharine mac faden from department of adult-dos, what is that? aging and adult services. she will talk about the senior programming. she will talk about the rfp process. i want to make sure the space is utilized from morning to sunset. why don't you come up and share with us your vision. [applause] >> the folks at the door, why don't you come in. there is space along this wall. come on in. com

i will focus on my district and howard and folsom and 7th and 8 and turk and town snd. those are the corridors i hear a lot about and well uselets butologist good corridor tooz make safer even with just the bike lane pilot on folsom it is amazing to see increased use of cyclist ridership on folsom. i can only imagine how many more riders we'll have once we make it a protected bike lane. i am glad to see sfmt a is moving forward on the corridors. i did want to give sfpd a opportunity to speak on its current efforts around enforcement so commander if i can bring you up. thank you for being here today. we really do appreciate sfpd's cooperation on the focus on [inaudible] and we did two years ago holds a joint hearing with the police commission understanding this was something that was a priority for sfpd, commission and boardf supersurprisers to work together to provide support and resource squz prioritize this knowing we are losing live jz injuring folks in a significant way if we are not addressing the issue. i know given all the things sfpd needs to address we apprecia

and we'll brighten up north and west, upper 70s today, and less humid tomorrow, and mid 70s, and sunshine to start the weekend saturday, looking like the pick day of the holiday weekend. we'll take you out to the roads right now and how is that situation? >> it's on the shoulder, not blocking any lanes but weiner watching delays here, northbound there is a crash up ahead by the mall, and you can see the accident is north on the expressway, and as you travel towards boston, and right by the mall, so if you are heading out along the expressway, almost a 35-minute ride from braintree into boston. and south of town this is the incident cindy just mentioned, route 50, by route 53, northbound on 3, on the shoulder, no lanes are blocked, so you are in good shape, and 24 slow out of avon and the pike starting to build delays almost 25 minutes on 495 to 128. 93 south looks ok until you get to wilmington, 125, and it's going to be stop and go all the and trains and buses still doing ok. >> thanks. and gop nominee donald trump delivers his speech on immigration. >> and he's not backing down. erika h

warm lows, 50s and 60s and north bay temperatures 50s and 60s as well, this is one of those patterns very cool for santa cruz and also the north bay, they will drop 10 or 15 or 200 and look for the fog or the crowds - clouds and 60s 70s and 80s. >>> the mayor of oakland is handing down punishment still doesn't of police officers after the city wrapped up its investigation of officers involved in sexual misconduct with a teenage girl. >> mayor libby schaaf says by law they cannot name the 12 officers but is ktvu's jana casiano reports there is charges. >>reporter: i am deeply regretful of the trust destroyed. >> mayor libby schaaf announced wednesday that four police officers are being fired for misconduct involving a self- proclaimed call girl going by the name of celeste guap in the teenage girl had sexual relations with dozens of officers from oakland, richmond, livermore, the alameda county sheriff's office. the oakland city administrator said misconduct of the four officers fired in oakland includes attempted sexual assault, lewd conduct, assisting in the crime of prostitution, a

thanks very much everyone and good morning and welcome and thanks for having us here today and interfering a little in your day. it is wonderful for me to be back in san francisco. i have done 4 internet essential events with your mayor in the last 5 years and today i want to especially thank cathy davis for hosting us here today. i like coming to this place because you can tell cethy is not quite sherbet her level of enthusiasm to this facility. not really. it is fantastic to hear your enthuse amp and what a incredible facility you have here. cathy worked through mayor administrations to make this a facility a realty and i want to congratulate you, you have done a fantastic job. [applause], so this is noted, we started this internet essentials program 5 years goy in 2011 and over that 5 year period of time we and it isn't just we comcast, it is comcast, the non-profit partners and governmental partners, the library partners and school district partners have been able to connect 750,000 families or 3 million low-income americans to the internet, most of them for the first time in their liv