to grab the bike.we do log that data. there are many thousands per day if you remember, we did send some information to summarize the data. and that was on the slides that we showed. >> chairman brinkman: i appreciated. >> director hsu: just a follow up on that. if you see a lot of zeros show up in one spot, you can deploy a number of bikes to that location is that right? >> we are not monitoring that data at right now on a moment by moment basis but it is historical data we are analysing to inform. for example, should we be expanding the area into this part of the city? it is no secret. by the north beach area is an area outside of the highest number just mumble -- number of applicants. >> director hsu: it will be cool to get to an area to quickly eyeball this data. but we have to work on it. >> chairman brinkman: i am concerned about two things. one is my ability to get a bike and my other concern is, how do we quickly get -- what is the fastest way to get bike share deploy to the west side? we are h

, vehicles, bikes and people. safer biking means more tourists and residents will use the lanes and patronize the businesses. the unprotected lanes we have now do not work. protected and separate bike lanes are the only option and the port commission and the sfmta need to quit dragging their feet and fund the project by 2022. i urge this commission to work with sfmta to implement near term improvements now. the sfmta proposed hot spot improvements in several zones. while that's a good start, we need to do more. the embarcadero stretches up to 20 feet in plagss, which is plenty of -- places, which is plenty of room to accommodate pedestrians and pedi cabs. if you feel that creates an unsafe environment for f pedestrians, and it may, let's paint a two way cycle track on the promenade. all it takes is some green paint. whatever the solution is, protecting the people who ride on the embarcadero should be your number one priority. these are people's lives. what is more important? 2022 and beyond is not an acceptable ti

we have seen that go through the ford go bike and also with the jump bike. the electric assist is really differentiating makes it a unique transportation option. second, because of the electric assist nature and the station less nature of the jump bike, the system is complementing for go bike. it has different origins and different destinations. we will we feel it is a good complement to the purely dot based system that we currently have. we have also found that the lot to design were the parking rack has not eliminated every single complaint about sidewalk parking we still have a couple. your ways you can leave a bike and it has eliminated almost all of those complaints -- compliance from the users. at the same time, the concerns around monopolizing bike parking suggests that if and when station less bike share increases in san francisco, the demand for bike racks will increase as well. figuring out how we tailor our bike parking program to any increase will be a really important porridge of continuing to evaluate the pilot something we can look at as we in

i take the train in, and i then i bike up to market street. and i stopped use the bike lane. i am, by all means, a capable cyclist. i do this all the time. i'm not afraid in the sense that i'm not going to let that stop me from riding, but i am in the sense that it's just not enjoyable. i've stopped taking the bike lane on the embarcadero. i take the shared path. it's not the best option. i have pedestrians walking five pi people apeoplbreast. i don't feel like the pedi driver that was involved in the six car collision. putting everybody in that shared path isn't good enough. we need to make a dedicated bike lane, and one of the things about the long-term plans, it's not clear. they were talking about loading zones. for the long-term plan, it's very important that there are no drivers in the bike lan, no temporary drop offs of passengers. as far as the short-term improvements go, there was mention of the southbound lanes before mission. as someone who takes it offer mission all -- after mission all the way to the train, i simply -- the northbound side is bad, the southbound s

i also bike a lot and i love biking. i think it's very healthy and i haven't heard much conversation about the long-term health implications on people depending on the mode of transportation. as far as i'm concerned, i'm trying to bike as much as possible. and i would love my friends to do that and i would love for people who are visiting the city to do that. and for that bike-sharing program, it's extremely valuable i would like to understand the numbers. i was a fan of jump since it launched. i think electric bicycles are probably the future, especially for cities like san francisco. i think it's really a great way to get around and i also think they address the concerns of parking and other ways because you have to lock it up to something, so it's the natural thing that you will not obstruct. i rarely see bikes available next to me and there's barely any outside of major areas. >> chairman brinkman: thank you. appreciate you coming down. it's really good to hear from the people that depend on bike share and scooters t

the bikes will be available friday, but the bikes will need to be parked at a bike rack or they will be removed. >>> a san jose muralist is fighting back after a beloved piece of his work was erased in the night. old newspaper reports say the artwork dates back to 1985. the artist, jose mesa velasquez worked with local teens on this project and donated $25,000 and donated the mural. it had become a local landmark of sorts depicting 500 years of chicano and east san jose history. the mural was suddenly and possibly unlawfully erased last week when a work crew painted it over. the law does not prevent murals on private buildings from being destroyed, but the building owner could be subject tofines for not notifying the artist. >> i need the people who destroyed my mural to pay. >> velasquez wants answers from the building's owner. he's looking to preserve and create cultural icons in san jose. >>> nike selected former 49er quarterback colin kaepernick as the face of its just do it campaign. the new ad reads "believe in something even if it means sacrificing everything." this is in refe

where do the bikes come from. this bike it's made in germany no it's not made in germany but it's a german brand yeah it's a german brand so where does the frame come from like so many things the frame comes from china it's painted in assembled in taiwan quality control happens here. both in here completed. a bike designed in germany assembled in taiwan from components manufactured in china. made in this way a bike like this pays a fifteen percent important today when it arrives in the e.u. . but if it was shipped directly to germany from a factory in china the importer would have to pay almost fifty percent in punitive tariffs why because a chinese company can make bikes much more cheaply than a german firm ever could twenty years growth has become the world's largest bicycle but it's actually leading enterprises to group we have the scalpel in this promotional video chinese bicycle manufacturer of flu she don't claims it has the largest bike factory in the world an international first class production technology

a bike for under four hundred dollars that has gears to be able to offer a bike for under three hundred dollars that's like a single speed ride around the city it's nice to be able to do that. you know president trump has threatened many sectors with punitive terrorists but not the bike industry in general catholic is critical of protectionist measures but he would have made an exception for bicycles. it depends on what perspective you're looking from you know people who've lost their jobs because it's been farmed out to china taiwan. they'll probably have a very different view than somebody who's never been affected by that. but isn't free trade supposed to bring more prosperity for everyone. american woes in many areas of trade can't just be traced back to china but also to germany says professor heritage dieter. he teaches his university students in free to soften that being an export giant also has a dark side to. german products sell well internationally not just because they're high quality but also because wages in the country have only climbed moderately in recent years well the

and tourists like me can even rent a bike to explore the city. moonstone was founded one thousand two hundred years ago this is where great european history once took place but in environmental protection also has a great reputation and is considered a green city sounds like an exciting day to me. we'll also spend time in the surrounding area known as we'll see lots of lovely castles. and visit a diving park where you can explore and on the water world. also see the spectacular scenery of newfoundland sent in by a viewer. i thought the best place to start my tour was the problem enough it's sort of moon dust bicycle highway and circles the outskirts of the old town. moonstone may be old but its population is young of the cities three hundred thousand inhabitants sixty thousand are students nearly everyone here writes a bike cycling paths crisscross the city and the direction of signage is excellent . the currency by mocked in the heart of the old town is considered one of the most beautiful squares in germany the gabled housing estate back to the

you've got this eerie white bike called ghost bikes parked at the site of that accident. it just reminds me every time that i go through that intersection that someone's going to be next. i recall going to the pier one event a couple of years ago talking about the bike lanes, talking about the next event that's happening there, but it appears that the ball has been dropped until there's something more concerning to everyone. i think city leaders need to step up and take the necessary steps to end further delays on the embarcadero project. as someone who bikes and walks regularly, i strongly urge the m.t.a. to implement further hot spot improvements, diminish speeds of the car and prevent drivers from blocking bicycle lanes. san francisco residents want a better embarcadero made safe for all users of the streets. the city needs to improvement -- commit to these improvements fund and construction the project by 2022. we need leadership that enables all users of the road to enjoy it equally. thank you. >> thank you. thank you very much. [applause] >> is there any other publi

, biking street. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> kathy, natalie, and the last person is lawrence lee. >> good afternoon, chair brinkman, directors. my name is kathy deluca, and i'm the policy and program drof at walk san francisco. i know you're used to me coming here and saying vision zero, vision zero, make the street safer. i'm so excited to be here not to talk about that. i'm so excited to talk about making a street more safer and pleasant for walking, making it greener. page street is not on our high injury corridor, it's part of our green connections network, which is a network of streets all across the city that connect people to parks, so we're really excited about all of the great changes that will help make page, which is already a pleasant place to walk, a really inviting place to walk and bike. rain gardens are fantastic, and the raised intersection is the thing that is the most exciting to walk san francisco. this is the first chance for san francisco to put in a raised

and biking from treasure island to the city would not be a very far bike ride, i would say. it is a little bit of a shame that when we redevelop the bay bridge connection that we did not really build that and. it was always a surprise to me. but now with that measure funding, is not something that we can move forward to hopefully deploy in 2021? >> as the lead agency for a project like that, the west end bay bridge bike connection is m.t.c. it wouldn't be treasure island. but of course, we are a stakeholder to that project. we do know that they are studying this. we are supporting that work. in the interim, until the future of where that path exists, the ferry is the connection for bikes. >> commissioner lai: ok. it sounds like it is probably on a much longer planning timeline for the bike connection. >> it would not be 2021. >> commissioner lai: i would highly encourage us to continue to work on this. i think this could really help reduce the reliance on ferry and munimobile buses in general. i think we have realized that shift within the mainland and the more that we are p

i am really excited to ride my bike on these new bike lanes when i we leave today. thank you. >> thank you, thank you. so we will cut the ribbon. before we do that, i want to thank everyone for coming and especially the team from public works. our city engineers sitting right here. the project manager, our communications department to, all the engineers who worked with the rest of the city agencies to make this project possible, and of course, the team that looks after the city every day, the street cleaner said everybody. thank you for everything that you do and thank you for coming. let's get ready and cut the ribbon of this great project. and another one down. come on up. >> doug, come on up. come on. should we say hop on up. [laughter] >> maurice, come on in. they want you in the picture. [laughter] >> it is multiple cuts. make sure you cut on zero. come on up. >> ok. we will go. countdown. five, there you go. all right. five, four, three, two, one. [cheers and applause] [♪] >> i have been living in san francisco since 1957. i live in this area for 42 years. my

a bike boulevard in berkeley. safe for bike traffic. she has seen adults get mugged but never a child. >> it is horrific. we were shaken up through the rest of the day just thinking, you know, what is -- what is going on. >> reporter: her father says the bike was handed down by her grandmother, her backpack full of her school supplies. she has always been home schooled. sures that were hers in her backpack. that she was going to be first year of school. >> the family is hoping a surveillance video given to police will provide clues and the suspects will get caught. she hopes by sharing her story everyone, including children, will be more alert. >> shows people, like, what is going on, like, if this is happening and to be careful. >> reporter: good news. friends helped replace a lot of her school supplies. her parents plan to pick her up from school and classmates offered to walk with her home. she is one strong girl. >> shocking to see someone mug a child. do we know anything about the suspects at this point? . >> reporter: no. it happe

here, the bike lanes against the curb are clearly marked green. a few steps away, there are one hour parking signs and meters, so drivers are parking in the bike lane. really, they are supposed to be parking here. >> it is a great idea to protect the bikes, but they have not done it in the right fashion. they have not educated the public. >> reporter: a city parking enforcement employee told us they are not ticketing anyone parked in the bike lanes for now. that is until the city completes the project adding the parking meters need to be moved to the new lanes situated a few feet from the curb to help clear the confusion. in the meantime, rosanna, who lives downtown, said drivers are getting frustrated and even blocked in. >> there are people late at night honking their horns and not knowing how to get out of spots. >> reporter: the project is aimed at keeping bikers safer. the new parking lanes are meant as a buffer between bicyclists and traffic. for now, confusing for those as the city switches gears. bicyclists say it will take time before eve

a driver runs a stop sign and slams into .two young children on bikes in san jose. the crash was caught on camera. the kids are doing okay this morning ... but police are still looking for the person who hit them. kron4's michelle kingston has teh latest. (mk)michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"this is where it happened -- the corner of cottle road and el molino way. the driver, not stopping at this stop sign, hits two kids on their bikes and doesn't get out of the car to see if they're ok.. instead he drives off."surveillance video captures the moment a white honda civic drives through a stop sign just as two kids on bikes are crossing the street.. the driver hits them and stops but not to check on them .. just to back up in order to turn left and drive away. wallace cardozo, neighbor"the leaving part is really disturbing"wallace cardozo's surveillance camera caught the entire incident.it happened lat monday at 3 in the afternoon -- police are still looking for the driver.wallace cardozo, neighbor"it's not a good feeling at all, especially two young kids coming home f

. >> this happened while she was biking home from school. reporter leslie brinkley has that. >> it's been so exciting to see kassiopeia be excited to go and ride her bike to school and be in charge and like have all the confidence. >> reporter: kassiopeia has always been home schooled. last week was her first week in willard middle school. she drove home on russell street at 5:10 friday afternoon, a popular bike route because of the barriers in the road and less traffic. but she sensed a car following her. police say a man jumped out and stole her backpack from the basket of the bike and pushed her down. >> like i still can't really get that image out of my head of like that happening. >> reporter: she's scraped and bruised but otherwise is okay. >> she's scared now. >> reporter: the family says neighbors gave surveillance video to police. >> they had the foresight to not have license plates on their car or, you know, those kinds of things. that's just so intentionally -- to do that, it just seems -- >> to stalk a kid on a bike. >> yeah. >>

his bike gets -- >> jimmy: bike got stolen. >> fate took over today.h you at the farmers' market, there were no spaces at the bike rack. so i locked my trike around a short post in front of starbucks. a short post. like with no -- [ laughter ] two hours later, the bike was gone. whoever stole it had to lift it over the post. not an easy task. no, it's an easy task for like a regular person. [ laughter ] you're 81, that seems like amazing to you, okay. the lock was a heavy chain. and the criminal will forever drive my tricycle with the lock on it. so be on the lookout for a bike with a lock on it. [ laughter and applause ] not done, by the way. not done. be on the lookout for a bike with a lock on it? how about be on the lookout for a grownup-size tricycle with a basket that he decorated himself? really. i hope whoever stole it needs a bike and will get lots of use with it. aww, that's so him. no rush on the electric bike. i'll just stay home, depressed, until it comes. [ laughter ] hopefully it will be before we head back to florida where old people go

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her bike is now totaled.k and school supplies are stolen. >> it's pretty frustrating, you know, because cassiopeia's first week back to school, we were so proud of her because she's really fearsome out there riding her bike and being independent and it's discouraging that this can happen. >> i mean they didn't really score anything that had any value and i mean i'm obviously a kid. what did they think i was going to have? >> reporter: the suspects did manage to take some things, things they likely didn't need or want to do. >> they got my homework and like an ipod that i use to communicate when i had wi-fi and my epipens because i'm allergic to bees. >> reporter: this area is known as bicycle boulevard. few cars travel down it. >> it's blocked off every couple blocks. you can't drive down it. you have to be there on purpose and so it's always been like this is the safest place you can go, sweetie, you know. >> i would say that this is like a fairly safe area, but also you always have to be vigilant. >> report

are made in china. >> this bike is probably 80% chinese. >> m torities of the bike parts come from china where most assembled. in fact the most important component in the ebike is the throttle. allowing me to w go fasthout working hard. he says virtually all throttles are made in china. >> for this company the 25% tariff on electric bikes adds up to $1 million this year. >> it was a big game changer for us. we have been going around business fine for nine years. all of sudden we get side swiped by in tariff issue. we had to figure out how to deal with it. >> when but whenoo he ld in the possibility of moving production to the u.s. he i raemzewas cost pribltive. the average price of the bike is $3,000. says the tariff would raise the price to 37.50. moving to the u.s. would have doubled the price. so the company chose to move oduction to vietnam. where extra transit and labor costs still raised the av30age price by oh. >> there will abslight increase for the consumer. and that -- that about balances whate believe it's going t cost us. but we don't know until we get into full production >>

she lives on the street designated a bike boulevard in berkeley. safe for bike traffic. bar tone says she has seen adults get mugged, but never a child. >> it is pretty horrific for both my husband and i were pretty shaken up through the rest of the day just thinking what is going on? >> reporter: cassiopeia's father says the bike was handed down by her grandmother. her backpack was full of her first batch of school supplies since she has always been homeschooled. >> we are not really wealthy so she had amassed all of these little treasures in her backpack. she was going to be in her first year of school. >> reporter: the family hopes surveillance video given to police will provide clues and ultimately the suspect will get cards. cassiopeia hopes by sharing her story everyone, sho going on if this is happening and to be careful. >> reporter: reporting with ktvu fox 2 news. >>> police say a suspect, alberto garcia, and antonio perez, went to the home of a 27- year-old man on whale avenue last night to confront him about a domestic issue. there was some violent encounters

the guy on the bike doesn't end the pursuit.ound, goes back through traffic and then sees the bag there on the road. success. >> that's the vehicle it was taken from. >> exactly, ollie. before anton gets off the motorcycle, he kicks the bag off under the motorcycle to protect it. then another guy steps up to grab it wearing a similarly looking vest. >> does he get punched and run over, too? >> no, he was a good guy in the scenario. the guy hands it over to the man who it was taken from. that's a laptop computer. the man doesn't seem to be terribly grateful. i think he was a little irritated by the whole situation. >> i'm ready to cut him some slack because he just got carjacked and is probably kind of stunned. >> anton, the man on the motorcycle, asks the fellow if he's okay. >> it is just a simple mistake of driving with his window open, a tempting target. >> the suspect in this case did manage to get away. and in the comments of the video, anton says it is unlikely that police will do anything on this. >>> and this is beautifu

this will be the first national park in the west coast to offer electric bike sharing.round rules including a requirement that e-bikes be parked at racks and it bans them from trails because they're considering motorized vehicles. this starts on friday. >> new at 6:00, a health alert for parents and why health officials want you to get your officials want you to get your kids a flu shot rig harry's eting clients... ...from far away. but they only see his wrinkles. if only harry used some... ...bounce, to dry. he would be a less wrinkly, winning guy. when i walked through a snowthat's when i knewtte, i had to quit. for real this time. that's why i'm using nicorette. only nicorette gum has patend dual-coated technology for great taste. plus intense craving relief. every great why, needs a great how. ♪ ♪ >>> we're back at 6:15. an iraq war veteran on a mission to bring awareness to veteran suicides just finished her 4,000-mile bike journey that went from virginia to right here in the bay area. sarah lee enlisted in the army when she was 17. she served for eight years inclu

they will vote on doubling the amount of bikes allowed and right now, 250 e bikes are allowed in sanncisco by the company. the vote today could expand the number to 500 and a new study shows the dockless e bikes are used more times per day than station bikes in san francisco. they have to be returned to docking stations and the jump bikes, you can leave them locked anywhere within a designated bike zone. >>> we want to check in with sal. there is a crash on 80? what's going on? >> yes. >>> a long delay on 80 westbound because of a crash on san pablo dam road i told you about last time in the backup has now gone for miles. 80 westbound at san pablo dam road, the traffic is backed up via on highway 4, a very long backup. if you drive from vallejo to oakland or san francisco, factor this into your plans and add an extra 20 minutes. it is an injury crash and traffic will be slow. the time on the eastshore freeway commute went up, it doubled, we are now at 36 minutes and it will be a tough commute all morning long. you can see the approaches backed up for a delay. northbound 880 looks goo

like students were fixing up bikes, donating bikes. i mean it was like a community effort.oined in, and it was so successful. i mean those kids needed something. they lost so much. raj: that seems of what happens. you always do a story, and it's always like, people say, they watch it, or they see it online. and say, "you know what, we can help do it, so let's jump on board with what garvin started." that's nice. garvin: it's wonderful thwals, and people get in and help. so thank you guys again so much for being such a big part of this. raj: hey, you're not stopping the series, right? garvin: no, no-- raj: this is not the swan song. garvin: we'll be back in just a moment with more unforgettable "bay area proud" moments. announcer: still ahead, their story went viral. the stray in need of rescuing and the little girl who succeeded where all others had failed. up next, how this seven-year-old dog whisperer is handling her newfound fame. stories are so heartwarming. they get so much mileage on social media. but none more so than the one we're talking about now. garvin: janelle,

a teenage girl riding her bike home from school-- is run down and robbed... together to help her out.. (vicki) and after the break.. the search is on for the driver who ran through a stop sign -- slamming into two young kids on bikes...and then took off...details on who police are looking for next. (vicki) now at 9:30... caught on video -- a driver runs a stop sign and slams into two young kids on bikes in san jose....(vicki) they're doing okay ... but police are still looking for the person responsible.(grant) kron4's michelle kingston was in the neighborhood today where people say they are hoping this video will help police find the driver. (mk)michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"this is where it happened -- the corner of cottle road and el molino way. the driver, not stopping at this stop sign, hits two kids on their bikes and doesn't get out of the car to see if they're ok.. instead he drives off."surveillance video captures the moment a white honda civic drives through a stop sign just as two kids on bikes are crossing the street.. the driver hits them and

. >>> because of the climate summit, ford go bike is holding a free ride day today throughout its bay free passes for rides up to 30 minutes are available. bikes are stationed in san francisco, oakland, berkeley, as well as san jose. >>> three baby penguins are ready for their closeup at a southern california aquarium. >> how cute and fast they are. i think of my own little people. >> if i was at the beach, i would want to swim that fast to get away from the shark. >> got to do that. today, the penguins were introduced to the public. one of the handlers said they're native to south america. >> they just pop into the water. the water is around 60 degrees. when it's a nice, balmy day, they'll stay on deck and just get the rays of the sunshine. >> this is the sixth year that penguin chicks haveaquarium. the public is getting a chance to help name those, they just help to donate $100 for the privilege. >>> much more ahead on "abc7 news" at 6:00. governor brown is on a ferry on san francisco bay right now. this is a live look. sit a beautiful night out. why he's on the bay helping to chang

new bike lanes are painted in but only parts are paymented green. while some drivers are parking against the curb, other drivers are parking there. >> i don't know where i'm supposed to park. >> reporter: many were second guessing their parking decision. >> cars will get stuck in the middle. >> reporter: the new painted parking lane is not to be used yet. drivers should park against the curb. the city says everything will make more sense once the project is completed. then the official bike lane will be paymented green and be obvious. this design is already in place outside of san jose stooifrt's library. >> this street gets really crazy, so i'm glad that there are going to be designated bike lanes but in the meantime it seems a little hectic. >> reporter: others hope the measures will calm soon. >> takes about a week for people to figure things out. it's a new traffic pattern, and people figure it out. >> reporter: now, the truck behind me is boxed in for the moment so drivers remember, park closest to the curb. the city answer that the entire bett

can just pedal the bike, in a city like san francisco, i'm surprised they did that.peratures outside right now, the highs from today, 78 in santa rosa, 80 in antioch, 79 in livermore. the high temperatures from today, 5 degrees warmer, that is the trend as we go forward, a little warmer each day, going into friday and saturday. as you look outside, the fog getting chewed away, the winds are doing it, kind of north/northwest, the wind, chewing the fog out, tomorrow, very little of it, but there will be some, as there is now, a little bit in the morning, and patches up, the sun comes out, what we are seeing tomorrow, temperatures increasing in san francisco, to the mid and upper 60s by the time we get to thursday and friday.>>> in the valleys getting into the 80s, mid-80s, and upper 80s to low 90s heading into thursday and friday. fire danger comes up with that. the warm weather continues tomorrow, maybe 45 degrees warmer than today, santa rosa, 85, 69 in san francisco, pretty warm, it represents a lack of fog. san jose 80, 87 and morgan hill. a nice looking day for th

we saw some riders very few but we saw a massive amount of transport bikes and taxi bikes it's their major means of transporting goods you see up to two hundred. two hundred kilos of whatever it is they're transporting going to the market on bike. these guys have already been riding a bike so they have an aptitude for riding a bike before they even get to our center. he's a great rider he's one of the captains of the team. she's spent a lot of time in congo and a refugee camp. actually was a total surprise to all of us she's going to be the real spark for the future generations of women to say hey maybe i can make you know cyclist. i think there is a massive amount of trauma even within our riders you know. and i think cycling has been an amazing outlet for them a way of giving them meaning in life and a way of helping them reconcile their past. see. things like genocide no one could bear the sight of a machete. just terrified people. even look at the till. who clearly have interests of the genocide are forever burned into my mother's mind when she tells me stories about those terrif

one, proposed locations for bike share stations 30 days before hearing. two, interactive map, including present approved and proposed bike share locations, station locations, that is. three, suggestion form for residents and constituents to give feedback on bike share station locations. this is four. that was three. maintain log of suggestions with responses from motivate and sfmta staff. and, five, contact information for motivate and sfmta staff responsible for the bike share station outreach. perhaps equally important if not more important in getting the word out to a larger community or larger part of the community that would be impacted is the process of approving bike share stations, which we looked into with as much detail as we could at the meeting and as a consequence have a recommendation that says the sfmta-cac recommendations that the stations about bike share docs require final approval from the sfmta board. i think it would make it less of an administrative process and more of a public process, which it needs to be, considering how increasin

a bike boulevard in berkeley. safe for bike traffic. she has seen adults get mugged but never a child. >> it is horrific. we were shaken up through the rest of the day just thinking, you know, what is -- what is going on. >> reporter: her father says the bike was handed down by her grandmother, her backpack full of her school supplies. >> we are not wealthy so she had treasures that were hers in going to be first year of school. >> the family is hoping a surveillance video given to police will provide clues and the suspects will get caught. she hopes her story everyone, including children, will be more alert. >> shows people, like, what is going on, like, if this is happening and to be careful. >> reporter: good news. friends helped replace a lot of her school supplies. her parents plan to pick her up from school and classmates offered to walk with her home. >> brave young woman. did she get a description of the person who did this or the car they were in? >> reporter: unfortunately it happened so fast and she says she did not get a goo

youy know mountain biking was . >>> story time kids. gather around at my feet as uncle vern regales you with yet another tale. did you know mountain biking was born in marin county in the 1970s? this young lady joined the mountain bike team to train for cross-country and now no matter the bumpy trail the marin native is the best on two wheels. let's first take you to switzerland. kate courtney, 22 years old and enjoying the view from the top of mountain biking. has it sunk in? >> i'm like who me? >> reporter: yeah. >> no. it's really a special feeling. it sunk in in layers i think. >> reporter: what the kentfield native did in her first year of pro elite level racing was first won the u.s. national championship and then a few weeks back in switzerland -- goldndsilver switches just like that. >> reporter: turned a 30 second deficit into a rout like secretariat at the belmont stakes, became the first american in 17 years to win a world championship winning by 48 seconds. >> crossing the finish line i went straight to my parents. it was re