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that means anyone can access them if they ask.o we asked the city for photos taken by these cameras, cameras that spotted the investigative unit here and here and here. we but received more than just a few photos of us, we got a lot more. we received 5.5 million pictures over 90 days. the length of time the city keeps records, joggers, dog walkers, school children and a lot of cars. >> it can been an invasion of privacy. >> reporter: anyone can find out about the drivers of the car. it's a home-cooked automated lans plate reader. more than 30 local police departments use them to log where vehicles are spotted and i.d. cars connected to crimes. except for location information he can make his own version of one with the city's photos. >> i think that is dangerous information to put out into public. i can take any license plate number and run it through this and it will show o'me every match from those photographs. >> reporter: free software can search for numbers and find dates and times cars are caught on camera. >> this looks comp

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so i did not want to be anyone anyone noticed so that no one suspected that i was eventually going torking with trigon. but i also was just trying to be who i was. you have to present a person that you can sustain, and i was flirty marty. i drank jarlsburg beer and enjoyed the social scene in moscow, and that is what filled the kgb camera. i was is selling that role to them, and that took maybe three to four months. >> marty was comfortable in moscow, and so we realized that now was the time to begin operating. let's see if they will ignore her and not surveil her, because we needed somebody free to get to handl etrigon and somebody to get black as we call it. >> going black in moscow means that you get out without surveillance following you. so, to verify that i was without surveillance following me, i wore my sr 100, a radio receiver of the single radio frequency that the kgb surveillance teams used to communicate within themselves, and i had a wireless ear piece that i used to drive away from the embassy. and when i was with men, i could hear on the sr 100 as the kgb reported to on

they're asking anyone with information to contact park police. live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> christie, thanks very much. for more information on the deadly shooting or any of our top stories, go to nbcbayarea.com. you can also use our nbc bay area app. it is free to download. >>> and now to our olympics coverage. we are tracking several major storylines tonight from rio, including an historic medal for a local athlete. >> the weather had a serious impact on the games and the fans. new video showing barricades blown over, umbrellas knocked down, fans fs fo forced to dodg debris, kind of an olympic event in itself today. it led to delays for tennis and kayaking competitions. >> nbc bay area's jessica aguirre joining us from brazil right now. >> reporter: tennis had a big delay as well this morning. it was very blustery and overcast, which was a stark difference from yesterday when it was so sunny here on opening day. tonight the wind has really died down. everything is very, very calm. the big headline from the bay ar

>> i -- anyone that the people of this country choose to be the commander in chief and the president of the united states, therefore can lead this country and will lead in a responsible fashion, anyone who is elected president fairly of this country and that's the way that our democratic system works. that's who our government works. the american people select the next president of the united states knowing full well what the role of the commander in chief is. therefore, i have the utmost

that means anyone can access them if they ask.ed the city for photos taken by these cameras. cameras that spotted the investigative unit here and here and here. but we received more than just a few photos of us. as you will see, we got a lot more. we received 5.5 million pictures over 90 days. the length of time the city keeps records. we found joggers, dog walkers, schoolchildren and lots of cars. >> it can easily be an invasion of privacy. >> with the right tools anyone can find out more about the drivers of the cars. he says you can think of it as a home cooked automated license plate reader. it's a black box that scans license plates. more than 30 local police departments use them to log where vehicles are spotted and i.d. cars connected to crimes. he says that except for location information, he can make his own version with the city's tophoto >> that's dangerous to pub into public. i can take any license plate number, run it through this and it will show me every single match from all the those millions of photographs. >> fr

bus right now heading up to camp mather couldn't be here today but rocky is here i don't know if anyone else representing the program but a remarkable remarkable program and on top of you'll hear about the turnout our summer playday just been i know i'm missing a handful of the mayors summer basketball on top of of that our weekend our recreation was doing something special in the community and celebrated and loves and put on a pedestal what we do for the san francisco families i couldn't be more proud now to fall no rest for the wear write this past weekend the fall reggie period where we are offering 15 hundred different programs and activities including drop in activities for folks we are offering thirty thousand hours of programming this fall in just the first four days of registration four hundred and 75 programs and activities are full we processed nearly 10 thousand registrations and awarded $2,500 in the scholarship programs another tremendous job that the rec and park staff does this weekend is the collaboration of volunteers for outdoor california southern california to renova

roberts can't believe why anyone neighbor. >> a frail lady. never hurt anyone. >> reporter: they will always remember her as a religious person. >> a nice woman. >> reporter: if anyone has information on that man's whereabouts you are asked to call crimestoppers at 702-385-5555. antonio castelan, news 3. >>> breaking news. four people hurt including a juvenile in critical condition after this crash in henderson. police say a toyota suv was rear intersection of green valley and wigwam. >> which is shut down. you see -- all four people were rushed to sunrise trauma of all lanes are shut down while police investigate. steer clear of this area for now. >>> a new massive wildfire is burning in california's san bernardino national forest. more than 4500 acres have burned 300 firefighters are fighting the blaze, which is only 5% contained tonight. some people living nearby have been ordered to clear out. no word yet on the cause. >> that fire is not too far away from the las vegas valley. it's burning in san bernardino. for a while, that fire affecte

time for public comment on item one as a reminder two minutes hearing a soft chime for 30 seconds anyone wish to comment on item number one seeing none, public comment is closed. okay come on i had trouble findings the room ms. about the emergency rooms all right. okay. >> this was sidewalk width changes okay public comment is closed. at this time thank you all right. colleagues is there any excuse me - colleagues agendized as a committee report excuse me - >> madam chair, i would make to motion to forward item one with a positive recommendation as a committee report. >> thank you, supervisor i appreciate that without objection that that item passes unanimously madam clerk. >> the resolution for the emergency rooms for an 18 month in the castro street for the conditional use authorization by the planning commission and the planning code excellent supervisor wiener is the author of this item and we will - >> thank you, madam chair and agendizing this item colleagues this legislation will impose interim controls for the castro neighborhood district for the conditional use authorization fro

seeing none anyone wish to comment on item number this item please come forward >> yes. ace on the case and talk about this that is have parallel to other things i'm from the fillmore we call is the feeling no more than more with a cvd or other things that the community has we don't have neighborhood black businesses now i came to the commission maybe six or eight or 9 months ago four or five months requesting you to come to the fillmore to find out what i'm saying we have one individual well, i may be one individual but speaking for any community i may be one individual but i am the czar of the out exhibition i may be one individual but i'm the fulsome corridor ambassador but i'm here to say if this commission has failed us mysteriously and had the aau sedate to hold this speaking 13 hundred. >> ace that is about. >> i'm speaking particularly if you let people go to the board of supervisors and let me continue i say i'm speaking in parallel. >> and i'm here to say what the hell is happening to you all when i come down to the this the director the last time we don't have

does anyone here, though, think she will spend a day in jail for this? anyone? anyone?> i don't, ma whether the judge also allows her to continue to be out on bail during the appeal process. >> why do you think that there's no chance, christine? >> i think that, primarily -- well, let me paraphrase a former president. our long commonwealth nightmare is over. >> i think that the goal of this prosecution was to simply get her out of office. the legislature didn't do it when they had the opportunity to do it after her license was suspended. i think that... she was convicted on all nine counts, two felonies -- serious felonies. attorney general lying under oath to a grand jury. i have a feeling, though -- and as the judge said, there is an appeal. they laid the groundwork for that appeal when they said, "you didn't allow us to use the they're going to try and arrive at some kind of a plea deal. because i really don't think they want to have to go through the whole -- the horrific publicity of trying to put the first -- and, in my opinion, the last in my lifetime -- female d

personal pain. >> you mentioned anyone who has been personally offended. will he reach out to the family personally? >> he may but i hope they heard him and i hope america heard him because of all the people who have been saying, let's get trump to by have the to be more presidential, that is presidential. >> joining us now from new york, political analyst former anchor from the blaze "amie hole remains, and hide, with "usa today" and here in los angeles, leslie marshall, radio host and fox news contribute report. when manafort stepped down in the wake of the big shakeup, you could see the pin ever involve during the day, first, he volunteered to do this, it was his idea bringing in kelly an and felt he could not budge the candidate but oh sources were heard from. explain what happened. >> this struck me as another example of donald trump being pressured to use a conventional campaign tactic and bit end of day saying, to heck with it. the dignified way for a campaign manager on a campaign to leave is for everyone to agree it was voluntary, trump issues a s

neighbors tell us they don't believe anyone was living at the home... the fire is now out. but we still dont' know the cause... we have marissa kynaston on scene asking questions. she'll have an update at 5. just breaking this morning... a police officer is hospitalized, and two people are hurt during wild protests in milwaukee. multiple people were arrested. the police department says protesters threw and glass bottles at officers. they shattered the window on this squad car. the officer inside was taken to the hospital. one person was also shot during the chaos. police had to use an armored vehicle to rescue the victim. the violence and outrage comes after the death of 23-year-old sylville smith. he was shot and killed by police after a traffic stop. officers say smith ignored orders to put down his gun. chief ed flynnmilwaukee police department it was very fast,

anyone who would like to comment on the directors report? please come up. >> good afternoon commissioners. [inaudible] my only issue is on september 14 is when reccsf holds the membership meetings so can't attend the committee which has interest for a number of our members and actually for some of my [inaudible] colleagues retirees. it would be really helpful to schedule that esg committee meeting on a different date. thank you. >> okay, thanks. anyone else? public comment is closed. thank you director for the report. we will go ahead and move to item 14, please. >> item 14, discussion item. retirement borebd member good of the order. >> colleagues, anything you like to discuss? alright. let's take public comment for none, pucklic comment is closed mpt call item 15. >> item 15, discussion item. retirement board member reports and comments. >> any reports? take as submitted. let's go to public comment on the reports submitted on item 15? public comment is closed. item 16. >> item 16, closed session, action item continuation of item 3. >> ladi

who knows the local waters as well as anyone.e covered a similar incident in bell nahr recall on the river. this is mother's nature's way. yeah, the sight and the smell. there all it. right? >> that is not something you see every day. >> right. >> it is not something seer day. you know will see this. it depletes the oxygen in the water nrm thin track the finish in a certain area. they will use up the oxygen in the water. >> so in the spring, to breath and the small ones, they call them peanut bunker and they stay here until they gre and until they can go beyond. here in kingsburg m. they got a dam they don't close it at high tide. the town will get flooded. they close it. fish can't bet back out to see it all. this list this amount of oxygen. >> dead fish. >> on regular tide if it is left open, the fish will get stressed. i don't understand. they got nowhere to go. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ kingsburg does have people out and other tools to recover from the he is. the dead fish will stink the bottom after they note for a couple of days accord

anyone who's interested in books or words, it's just a fantastic read be met is mr. simpson in favor of this democratization of language? >> absolutely. one of the thing that's great about the memoir, he was very much an outsider, he wasn't cambridge trained and he wasn't from that class of that world. realizing the extent to which the dictionary had been shaped by upper-middle-class readers because the kind of people who have a lot of people to read and send in words on index cards are people who don't spend a lot of time working. the dictionary had really been shaped by people who read milton and tennyson and a detective novel but it was very male and very white and very british. this is long before the dictionary starts going online. he forces it into the modern age he gets interested in magazines like popular mechanics and get interested in reggae and he's trying to figure out the proper definition of thinking. he makes this man's tank in front of him so he can take notes. he's an old gentleman in the countryside. he is part of a mission and he wants to open the

were goingtdoor to door if anyone unaccounted for this is if anyone's missing are whatnot we're making sure everyone is accounted for and taking care. volunteers from across the country have been arriving to help anheuser-busch delivering 250,000 cans of drinking water. the tide loads of hope providing three laundry service to there was just amazing. present obama and interacting as interrupting his during a vacation to louisiana presidential candidate donald trump is my defense. that's all we can say the white house says present obama is receiving regular updates on the situation down south and plans to visit baton rouge on tuesday the it a firsthand look at the damage. caught a red cross is sending volunteers to louisiana and help flood victims volunteers mile make are also helping there bringing to red cross emergency response vehicles volunteers will help bring food water and supplies to those flood victims if you want to help you can donate by visiting red cross or we've also posted this information on kdvr.com. labor day marks the unofficial end of summer as a last chance to get

all cameras neighbors tell us they are not sure if anyone lives there. someone with a medical marijuana card or care provider could grow up to 99 plants in one home. this new law limits that to 12. consequences comes crime and with that comes a threat to the public safety. >> reporter: now deputies will be tasked with the job of going to the homes like this and asking homeowners to reduce the operation. if they do not comply finds could be up tt $1000 per day. threatening to sue. according to the agreed to take a 55 million- dollar pay, under the condition that frontier would pay the money back. the company is back on that the but hunter has not honor the agreement. frontier issued a statement saying negotiations are ongoing. meanwhile problems from delta computer outage are spilling over into today. that airline has canceled ouab 530 flights as itt employees deltas change the labor hass been extended through today. >> broncos fans wonder no more we know who the broncos starting quarterback will be, thursday. >> 20 ranked first reported early this mornin

please, if anyone has seen anything, anywhere or heard anything, please help us so want to get to the bottom of it and find justice. >> police are asking anyone with information to call silent witness that number is on your screen, 480-witness. a $1,000 reward in this case and you can remain anonymous. >>> new stay testerrics out today involving the latest voter registration numbers. it shows promise for arizona democrats. republicans have added 179,000 voters. >>> the some areas of the country will see a lot of hillary clinton ads in the next couple of weeks. the clinton campaign reserved $ 80 million ad space in some states and they include pennsylvania, nebraska. the clinton has spent $60 million on ads and the trump campaign spent under $5 million. >>> a judge puts an obama administration order on hold that would allow transgender students to use the bathroom that matches their identity. the judge stopped the injunction. earlier this year, the justice allow students to use the bathroom and locker room of the gender they identify with. the justice department says they are disappoin

object to not numbered the first eligibility the rent increase. >> i say go forward. >> anyone object. >> one contaminate and we'll be needing to provide written record if there are additional justifications for removing them you know it is good to have it so we can officially write it in terms of the commissions. >> i suggest we remove the number one, if you will, the rent increase because we're dealing with rent in the rents stabilization fund and this portion of the funding is not rent related. >> great. >> is there a republican for creating the rent stabilization fund segregate and have an offer laptop not detriment of many, many niece of businesses legacy businesses may have. >> and give a chance to the other needs to show that there are a workable tool. >> to graduate. >> and the eligible use to provide you with a smarg borrowing of what to consider we finally lists this you've given full consideration of every possible potential landscape of what sort of fitsdz within the larger discussion of legacy business without their and/or what is a in the administrative code in prop j. >

other than those two people, every time he talks about anyone else. it is an unforced fumble, if you like, or interception as i would have said. it is clearly a mistake. >> one adviser tells cnn trump seemed surprised by the negative public reaction to his battle with the gold star muslim-american family. he is taking advice for the time being reaching out to other gold star families at a rally. >> we let isis take this position. it was hillary clinton that she should get an award from them as the founder of isis. that's what it was. that's what it was. her weakness. her weak policies. america's been, again, it's been humiliated in so many ways. wouldn't that be embarrassing to lose to crooked hillary clinton? >> cnn's jim acosta is with the trump campaign and has the latest from florida. >> reporter: george and christine, after a string of damaging days for the campaign, trump tried to do damage control at the rallies in the swing state at florida at the rally in jacksonville. he met with six gold star families to express appreciation for the sacrifi

that is how hoping anyone -- how anyone hoping to leave the greatest democracy in the world behave?ling for a ban on muslims in the united states. parentsng proud muslim of a gold star family. threatening to send american citizens to guantanamo? i will tell you, this guy is ok. trump's ideas are not only wrong, they are very dangerous and un-american. they reveal the profound ignorance of the constitution. for playing into the hands of the human standing for so long. it is a recipe for playing into terrorists and their propaganda. last year isis'top leader who we have been tracking since we got bin laden, hillary, john, the president, his name is albert .addy he said the goal is to compel crusaders to actively the gray zones themselves, meaning anywhere where christians and muslims zone.e called the gray muslims in the west, he says, will have to quickly find choices,s between two either apostates size or islamic eight,e escape prosecution. how does he make the case? by pointing out no muslim is welcome in the west. isis once to manufacture a class of civilizations between us and th

anyone that denies it is lying to themselves.ou contrast that with like donald trump who has a record and does thing onz time, under budget. she has nothing to run on. so she has to use scare tactics to make the american people think he's somehow unfit. i think the american people are smarter. >> i'm going back. i can't remember a seeded president taking shots at a kabd date that's going to take over the -- that potentially could take over what wh are republicans gob listening to probe saying are we really going to go your advice considering that the mess that we're in right now from a national security perspective, economic perspective, do we really want to follow in the tracks? i remember it is such a double standard. >> why is that, juan? why is he willing to take shots at donald trump? is donald trump just, you know, what do they say, living rent free in obama's head? >> well, i think he's living rent free in all of our heads. boy, it's unbelievable he may be president. but you stop and think about it, eric this is auy that s

no word on if anyone has been hurt. people are encouraged to avoid the area for now. an investigation is underway - by child protective services....after a naked 2 year old was found unattended at an apartment complex. it happened near twain and cambridge. fox5s abby theodros is there now - and joins us live with more. a 2yr old child seen running around an apartment complex naked. fox5s abby theodros is at the complex near happened.. she has more on what happened i want to toss to some video here of the child and a cps agent at the complex. you can see he was eventually clothed. police tell me a security guard found him a little before 10 this morning. we talked to a witness who saw the ordeal- he didnt want to go on camera but says the family moved in less than a month ago- and its not the first time hes seen young kids from unattended. it seems like 4 to 5 kids there. i see them outside sometimes. i heard her yelling a lot. me and other people who have witnessed the mom locking the children out before and yelling at them to stay outside. 14 metro says no immediate

. >>> state and local police have set up an anonymous tip line for anyone with information about vanessa's death. this is the number to call. we're waiting for the news conference to begin. once it does, we'll bring it to you live. >>> we're on a weather alert. it's hot and uncomfortable out there. these kids in framingham are cooling off and they need to, the temperatures out there close to 100 degrees. >> jason: looks so good. >> elizabeth: it does, doesn't it. >> jason: just day out there. meteorologist sarah wroblewski, no relief in sight. >> sarah: no relief today or tomorrow. we'll have to stick around through another round of heat advisories until 7 p.m. for the potential of a heat index of 100 to 105. this is what it feels like. the heat index basically taking the temperature and combining it this is what it feels like, in the 90s to the low 100s, feeling like the triple digits from boston to beverly up through lawrence, plymouth, providence, norwood too. so it's just extreme heat. you want to try to get inside, take in some shade. it's hard to find the shade with lots of sunshine

search parties are looking for anyone trapped. waters are receding, but the conditions are too dangerous for most homeowners to return. 60,000 homes are damaged. the president has declared a state of emergency. he will visit baton rouge on tuesday. right now in california, firefighters are making progress with a massive wildfire burning east of an now 68% under control. it's already burned 58 square miles and destroyed 96 houses. officials have evacuated thousands of people. wisn 12 news time is 5:43. americans keep winning more gold medals. yesterday the u.s. women's basketball team won their record sixth straight gold medal, defeating spain. and 36 bronze. one of those gold medalists -- wisconsin's own gwen jorgensen. the waukesha-native clinched the gold yesterday in the women's triathlon. she got her start at uw madison. now she's bringing home the first gold ever for team usa in that event. after her win, she thanked her fans back home. gwen jorgensen: just to know i have that support is amazing. i have a lf wisconsin, encour

i don't think anyone can answer it at this point. what donald trump's immigration policy is except for the wall. that is what he keeps going back to as well. the wall he will build. i almost want to start with ted cruz. i'm not sure anyone in america who is angrier about this. donald trump largely won the primary by going to the right of ted cruz on immigration. ted cruz staked out that ground and donald trump was harder line than that. he was asked many times during the primary if he would soften. he expressed by jeb bush and marco rubio if you get to the general election, that hard line policy will not fly with the electorate. lo and behold, trump is trying to keep it both ways. he wants to keep the base of the supporters who follow him strongly, but he realizes this is not a general election position that is tenable. that is why he goes back and forth. he doesn't know where he stands. >> where he is now is with the interview he gave us with anderson. now he says they all have to go. they have to leave the country before there is a

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comment continued we're going to hear that general public comment continued first that is item 10 anyone who would like to make general public comment who doesn't have an opportunity earlier in the meeting come on up richard. >> good morning ladies and gentlemen, i want to kind of look at again live combibltd tloisht the county this particular tackled issue i think is something that supervisor jane kim stepped on in the prop b so i had a chance to look at the legal as well as the simplified versions of equity not too much on the employment opportunities people are employed in rec and park department that's the part i think is got too much gray and shadow didn't quite make it the administrative of personnel call that good we have a lot of places in chinatown that aren't regularly open so i hear about acquisitions but not about managing a personnel from the perspective of approaching it and following it both equity where 0 people have assignment and reach different locations and have employment's available i don't know how to fits in with any of that i'd like very much to see equity of emp

anyone who would like to comment on the directors report? please come up. >> good afternoon commissioners. [inaudible] my only issue is on september 14 is when reccsf holds the membership meetings so can't attend the committee which has interest for a number of our members and actually for some of my [inaudible] colleagues retirees. it would be really helpful to schedule that esg committee meeting on a different date. thank you. >> okay, thanks. anyone else? public comment is closed. thank you director for the report. we will go ahead and move to item 14, please. >> item 14, discussion item. retirement borebd member good of the order. >> colleagues, anything you like to discuss? alright. let's take public comment for the good of the order. seeing none, pucklic comment is closed mpt call item 15. >> item 15, discussion item. retirement board member reports and comments. >> any reports? take as submitted. let's go to public comment on the reports submitted on item 15? public comment is closed. item 16. >> item 16, closed session, action item c