as well as city hall. my question here is what in the hell is going on here today, and you are doing the lip service and i support all that have, but the bottom line, city hall and as i stated before, we are in a state of 347b8g and we could have 100 people up talking about it and i am 60 years old and since i been in the city hall, over 25 years, i have been seeing this over from the unfinished agenda to the migration. and so, what the hell is going on? >> and the bottom line is, it government will use the money and so the money is going spit around here but we don't know, and that is my job, my name is ace, and i am going to be on this case. >> thank you mr. washington. >> next speaker, please? >> good afternoon, commissioners. and actually, i was and i happen to be here at the city hall to pay my taxes. and i just thought about something and since i am here, and i am coming to tell you, because there is something that i want to share with you. because it was appropriate. and i, in my years, 30 or 40 years in business and government and the city, now, icon included that as when i shared that viewpoint, that it can be obtained by everybody immigrants, all, and eve

bring in all the resources they need, federal, state, as well as city and county to come in and have a one stop shop where we can review their plans. >> a big weekend for us. everyone is affected, so we're all giving everybody big hugs. >> the norman rose tavern just reopened this afternoon. the owner wants to know that most downtown napa restaurants will be open tonight and into the weekend but there are still 103 buildings red tagged. 500 others are yellow tagged. officials are still assessing a dollar amount for the damage on that. they hope to have a final damage tally in dollars later tonight. >>> still to come, when a fire started on mayor island, firefighters faced problems with the water supply because of the earth quake, also demolished a church tower and hole officials take another step to get help from the state and federal government. those stories are coming up. >>> a hazmat crew responded to the scene of what -- a shelter in place evacuations and closed streets in the area of 3130 3130 depot road. >> those fumes were not toxic and authorities gave the all clear about 2

as well as city officials. there are pedestrians at risk. >> this traffic officer stopped the driver the speed limit is 40. two men at have been mowed down the past few nights. the officer didn't look through the device and i saw similar speeds. with crosswalks equipped with beacon lights installed after previous accidents. look at how daniel martinez and his mother have to wait until drivers see them, and stop. >> we don't have to wait for people, you know? to do something about it. it's not safe. >> they're just trying to cross the street. cars come flying down. they don't give people a chance to cross. >> counsel member madison nguyen will be looking into the problem and says a traffic signal costs about a half million dollars. what do speeders have to say? this woman was racing to the corner gas station. >> did you realize how fast you're going? >> i knew the next light up, i needed to get there. i didn't want to run out of gas. >> in sajose, abc7 news. >> san jose police released a description of of the car responsible for sunday night's hit and run. it missing it's right side mirror and right windshield weather stripping. >> a deadly plane crash started a brush fire that burned throughout the night. sky 7 showed the wreckage the pilot told air traffic controllers that he waned to make an emergency landing. he never made it a crew found the wreckage. the fire burned 40 acres before firefighters put it out today. no homes were ever at risk. >> and an israeli cargo ship pre-palestinian ships targeted traveled past the golden gate bridge, then, switched course. the port of oakland tells abc 7 news the ship is heading back now. over the weekend, demonstrators blocked the terminal, preventing long shoremen from unloading the ship. workers have said they will not unload the ship as a protest, though there is a cease-fire in place. >> no word yet on a public tribute for comedian robin williams but a memorial has gone away now. last night the owner of this house on steiner street began clearing out flowers, cards, and messages fans have been dropping off since williams' death last week. a week ago, yesterday the house was the setting for the movie "mrs. doubtfire" and became a gathering point for mourners there are messages scrawled on the sidewalk the owner wants to send the memorabilia to the family. >> a sebastapol man following his passion of climbing fell to his death in yosemite saturday, on the same day he asked for his girlfriend's hand in marriage. >> on saturday, brad parker and his girlfriend completed a climb to the summit of cathedral peak. once there, he asked her to marry him. >> amazing day. had a great time. and just proposal happened on the top of the peak. they descended then. >> parker wanted to train for a hard climb this week. so he went alon

continue to contribute to the operation and management we see them as the integral of the visitors as well as the residents and the city as a whole thank you very much >> thank you. >> next speaker >> hello, i'm sonya i'm a community advocate with todd could my concerned are regarding pedestrian safety. and the capitalization of the moscone without a complete analysis of the impact on the walkways around moscone and two blocks each way is not good. there are a lot of seniors that live around moscone center and a lot of disabled people so there 0 needs to be a safety development plan provided by the developer we know that pedestrians are effected by construction and new development thank you very much >> thank you. >> hi commissioners, thank you i'm alice light the director of the community at todd could it was great to see the greatest design it's come far i thank you for that. and i don't know if it was stated clearly we understand the improvements to the top lot and the gardens area that are the community amenities have been committed to be funded with the project so we're very happy to hear that i want to confirm th

as well as city officials. there are pedestrians at risk. >> this traffic officer stopped the driver the speed limit is 40. two men at have been mowed down the past few nights. the officer didn't look through the device and i saw similar speeds. with crosswalks equipped with beacon lights installed after previous accidents. look at how daniel martinez and his mother have to wait until drivers see them, and stop. >> we don't have to wait for people, you know? to do something about it. it's not safe. >> they're just trying to cross the street. cars come flying down. they don't give people a chance to cross. >> counsel member madison nguyen will be looking into the problem and says a traffic signal costs about a half million dollars. what do speeders have to say? this woman was racing to the corner gas station. >> did you realize how fast you're going? >> i knew the next light up, i needed to get there. i didn't want to run out of gas. >> in san jose, abc7 news. >> san jose police released a description of of the car responsible for sunday night's hit and run. it missing it's right side mirror and right windshield weather stripping. >> a deadly plane crash started a brush fire that burned throughout the night. sky 7 showed the wreckage the pilot told air traffic controllers that he waned to make an emergency landing. he never made it a crew found the wreckage. the fire burned 40 acres before firefighters put it out today. no homes were ever at risk. >> and an israeli cargo ship pre-palestinian ships targeted traveled past the golden gate bridge, then, switched course. the port of oakland tells abc 7 news the ship is heading back now. over the weekend, demonstrators blocked the terminal, preventing long shoremen from unloading the ship. workers have said they will not unload the ship as a protest, though there is a cease-fire in place. >> no word yet on a public tribute for comedian robin williams but a memorial has gone away now. last night the owner of this house on steiner street began clearing out flowers, cards, and messages fans have been dropping off since williams' death last week. a week ago, yesterday the house was the setting for the movie "mrs. doubtfire" and became a gathering point for mourners there are messages scrawled on the sidewalk the owner wants to send the memorabilia to the family. >> a sebastapol man following his passion of climbing fell to his death in yosemite saturday, on the same day he asked for his girlfriend's hand in marriage. >> on saturday, brad parker and his girlfriend completed a climb to the summit of cathedral peak. once there, he asked her to marry him. >> amazing day. had a great time. and just proposal happened on the top of the peak. they descended then. >> parker wanted to train for a hard climb this week. so he went alon

quiet, comfortable, high pressures in control as we look at those temperatures in the pocono mountains right now 75 degrees. 80 in pottstown as well as atlantic cityupper 70s in wildwood as well as dover. so the bottom line if you're stepping outdoors, warm, pleasant conditions, perhaps you'll be in the backyard or doing yard work looking pretty good for that. lie 11:00 o'clock, 75 degrees. it stays mild and once again the humidity doesn't really start to build until tomorrow throughout the day it but 86 degrees that was the high temperature for today. 2 degrees above the normal which is now down to 84 degrees. but the record that is definitely safe. 97 degrees back in 1968. the sun will set this evening at 7:43. as we take look at the heat or the lack thereof this year, we've only had 15 days so far with temperatures at or above 90 degrees. take a look at the comparison just a couple of years ago. we saw 30 degrees days with 90 or better and 36, 90 degrees or better days back in 2010. high pressure is in control right now. giving us nice weather but our next weather maker around parts of the great lakes. showers, clouds, some thunderstorm activit

thecy in the south eastern part of the city this year alone they've stolen the lives of 20 individuals prematuring and scaring countless of other physically as well as mentally. the current epidemic of violence in america threats our physical health and the integrity of basic social institutions like our families and communities we live in as well as our city and health care system. gun violence is a national epidemic we need to curb this violation. we deserve to live in community free from fear and the no one should have to live in a society with lives are lost often two early this is a statewide public health issue that must be addressed today, i held a press conference on the stairs of city hall and now i'm introducing a resolution to establish citywide gun violence task force that will comprise of city departments and more importantly community leaders that are on the front line in the past we've dealt with important issues issues we've dealt with in the chamber prostitution and sing room occupancy but no other issue that needs a more coordinated support than the resolution for the epidemic of the gun violence p the task force will be 17 members

was deployed to assist joining teams from san mateo, contra costa and alameda counties as well as redwood city all as governor jerry brown declares a state of emergency. and this morning we're also learning mountainview fire is on its way to the fires. >> derek, thank you. the firefighters are up against a lot. >>> yes. we've been seeing hot conditions and earlier lightning strikes across northern california and the oregon border. you can see it clearly from the space. notice what is happening with the red flag warning. it's not for hot and dry conditions. it's a potential of more lightning strikes as the monsoonal moisture moves up. major fires to the north of chico. but the radar is very interesting. you're seeing rain associated with some of those showers around south lake tahoe which potentially provides a mixed blessing for those areas. they could get some rain but also more lightning and you notice how some of that moisture is spilling from the northeast back down the southwest into the bay area. it's the areas in the north bay hilltops that will see the best bet of seeing showers into the afte

establishing an off-site permit center, bring in all the resources they need, federal, state, as well as city and county to come in and have a one stop shop. >> we cannot really afford to close the restaurant more than this. >> fast track of permitting is good for -- who says he is anxious to reopen. >> as you can see my -- walking trying to fix it and get it ready. so ready tonight to open and welcome our customers. >> you need a permit. >> i need a permit to get it done. >> it's been interesting. >> across the street norman rose tay veteran just opened. they want customers to come to napa this weekend. >> it's a big weekend for us. everyone is affected so we're all giving everybody big hugs. >> there is a 55 million-dollar threshold for the city to qualify for state and or federal funding in that emergency declaration. city officials say they are still tallying up the numbers. they hope to have the first assessment of the dollar amount sometime tonight. >>> san francisco mayor was in napa today to see the earthquake damage on hand. other city and county leaders. has a lot of historic masonr

support of the city family and the method of operation the board of supervisors, currently mayor and lee and his officers and the leadership of formerly mayor gavin newsom and his staff as well as liveable city staff and board on my colleagues who will wish carrying that program forward are here led by the very capable leadership of two colleagues and tom is also provide a calm and supportive leadership behind the organization and don't worry about the fund raising we have a new development scott so when he calls pick up the phone it's important as well as my boyfriend and my brother jason king and jessica and his girlfriend i want to shout out to the municipal transportation agency they've carried the ball forward two colleagues. as well as a whole team mta, department of public works and department of public health and rec and park and again, all the mayor's office and the other departments that really have put their shoulder to the bottle did care to push this program up a hill i'm confident this program will be part of the fabric of san francisco life i was talking to a supporter saying her 6-year-old grandson didn't know is streets without this program it is hard to unders

so as we look at those current temperatures and low 60s root now in the pocono mountains, low 70s wilmington, millville as well as atlantic cityt, the measure of moisture. dropping below that magic number we talk about 60 so it's starting to feel more comfortable. over the next several days, that dew point it's going to stay in the invigorating and pleasant category. nice weather on tap. 60 degrees in the suburbs tonight. mid 60s in the city. low 80s a mixture of sun and clouds. it's just really going to be comfortable day all in all as we move into your thursday. friday, 79 degrees. we're going to give that a 10. low 80s as we move into saturday and the humidity creeps back up a bit as we move into sunday there could be isolated storm. better chances though for rainfall iain and lucy by tuesday and wednesday of neck week. >> all right. thank you very much, scott. >> we are following breaking news right now. police in north philadelphia need your help finding this woman. she is 3584 old net at a edwar edwards. police say she was last seen at vineyard and perkiomen streets. police say she has down syndrome and she does not spea

cessation of the kurds from iraq would like to bring the region several days and multi-ethnic cities as well as major world they say both kurdish and testing shared corey now is pressing as the current defense in the dark the question is whether the weapons provided the defense today . in washington and to track down are. former u.s. congressman and presidential candidate ron paul spoke exclusively to us about the prospects for america's latest moves in iraq he told us the united states risks sinking deeper into the conflict unless it leaves iraqis to do with the islamic state on their own. the kurds have always had this reputation of being great fighters and that they're very good day out in town and i'm surprised that they

they are the ramps from the schuylkill expressway westbound to city avenue southbound as well as the ones coming south on the boulevard to the schuylkill expressway westbound and to city avenue southbound. here's how to get around this mess, we expect it to be out there for another 45 minutes. if you're coming west on the schuylkill expressway bail out at montgomery drive. withdrawn montgomery to bell month from there you can get to city avenue. from there go west to belmont and backtrack to city avenue. if you're coming on the schuylkill expressway, bail at ridge avenue. use the city avenue bridge to get to the schuylkill expressway westbound or to city avenue southbound. of course we'll keep watching that situation. it's time to watch the burbs, 9 suburban traffic report. we expect volume to be lighter than normal as people take a longer weekend. we'll see heavy southbound traffic heading toward the shore points. watch out for roadwork on 295 between 42 and the black horse pike. time for the waze app. 422 westbound watch out for a disabled car on the shoulder. >> nato says 1,000 rus

we were busy kicking off the wellness center and but you will see this grow as time goes on and especially with the launch of the champion program. and as well as the city wide wellness kick off. >> and the glossary and, hopefully it makes sense, and if it doesn't, help us to improve it. >> i want to compliment with the rec and park. and the better off we are all are, any questions, or comments? >> i have one question, the single sessions. how often are they repeated? >> we don't have a consistent cycle, at this time, if it is a single session, it is happening once, this month for the first time, we are doing a single session at lunchtime and in the evening to see if that helps to expand and we have terrible participation in the evening, but part is that in july and june, happening to us. so at point, we don't have the draw to be able to repeat it to get a lot of people, when we are struggling with the eight, but i agree as the time goes on, we are repeating a seminar that we did a few months ago that had poor participation because we had not opened the wellness center yet. this month, we repeated it yesterday. and so, we probably need to get on a sched

as well as city officials are voicing major concern about his involvement and urging him to use caution. now, just yesterday the ferguson mayor had this to say during an interview with news max and steve ballsberg. take a listen. >> sometimes star power is not always a good thing. there's competing protests today and sharpton -- there's been some comments made by some leaders who don't want sharpton's protest to happen today. african-american leaders and some of the african-american elected officials. so it's unfortunate, you know, even the groups concerned here are not necessarily on the same page. >> and earlier this morning the niece of dr. martin luther king jr. said this on "fox & friends." take a listen. >> when al sharpton comes, sometimes i don't know what his goal is, but people continue to riot and things escalate. so i'm asking now, speak peace, reverend sharpton. speak love. speak justice. but you can have justice without violence. our jesus christ showed that, gandhi showed that. >> here with us st. louis naacp officer with us. thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >> what's your reaction to, the new black panther party, lewis -- and reverend al sharpton there on the ground. helpful? does it hurt? is there a rush to judgment? >> well, no, i don't think it's necessarily a rush to judgment on his part or anybody else's part at this point in time. i think we're all looking to find out what the answers are. asas i was concerned he's basically called for peaceful demonstrations and at the same time he's asked for the justice department to do the right thing and come in and provide some outside eyes on the prize and let's see what's going on. >> do you have a conclusion? there's obviously been an outcry in the community about this, and there's been violence and mayhem and looting and the only good cop is a dead cop and kill the police. what is your reaction to all of those calls for violence and the reaction of some? >> well, you know, i guess it's easy for some people to reach conclusions when they look at things from afar based on what we've been able to ascertain on the ground here on that sunday right after the vigil. what really started all of this was the police shot a flare up in the air, the crowd did not move. they then turned around and shot a flare into the ground. and it skipped towards the crowd. and the crowd responded. i'm not saying that they were supposed to -- >> is that sup

. >> reporter: several city employees as well as the interim city administrator finished a two-hour meeting that concluded two hours ago here at the city of oakland municipal service center where they talked about what happened last night and both say it's completely unacceptable. want to go to pictures taken of a noose. according to city carpenters, they were returning here after working overtime. when they arrived, they found a noose hanging. the employees that work here are carpenters, painters and mechanics for the city. several employees say there's racial tension within the service center. it's been going on for qot some time and it has to stop. >> there's no way in the world we can go out and service the community and give the citizens of oakland their due service with this things like this going on within the city of oakland. >> reporter: another member of local 1021 tells ktvu that at about four months ago, another noose was discovered in a file cabinet in one of the offices here as well. now, during the meeting this morning, these employees met personally again with interim citi a

al sharpton's efforts to interject himself into the ferguson shooting, prominent black leaders as well as cityfficials are voicing major concern about his involvement and urging him to use caution. now, just yesterday the ferguson mayor had this to say during an interview with news max and steve ballsberg. take a listen. >> sometimes star power is not always a good thing. there's competing protests today and sharpton -- there's been some comments made by some leaders who don't want sharpton's protest to happen today. african-american leaders and some of the african-american elected officials. so it's unfortunate, you know, even the groups concerned here are not necessarily on the same page. >> and earlier this morning the niece of dr. martin luther king jr. said this on "fox & friends." take a listen. >> when al sharpton comes, sometimes i don't know what his goal is, but people continue to riot and things escalate. so i'm asking now, speak peace, reverend sharpton. speak love. speak justice. but you can have justice without violence. our jesus christ showed that, gandhi showed that. >> here w

city. you can see the decks here or the san francisco side, however, from time to time, we've seen the tops of the towers. we're watching this as well aster city, there's the high-rise coming off of 92 to peninsula. no delays in san mateo right now. however the stalled vehicle onts east bay side and the toll plaza has cleared without delays. good stuff across 92 and 84. back to you. >> sounds good. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay." preparing for disaster. what sanford hospital is doing today to make sure crews are ready for the next big quake. >>> plus your electricity and gas bills could go up. by how much and why, coming up. >>> a fourth straight night of violent riots on the streets of missouri as protesters demand justice. bob redell tracking the developments from our newsroom. he'll have an update next. >>> plus new fallout from the asiana crash at sfo. why the family of the teenager killed on the runway is suing san francisco. >>> and we're seeing patchy fog causing issues around the north bay this morning with a warming trend into the mid-80s for the south bay. 90s in the forecast soon. we'll look at that, coming up. >>> an