i didn't call on the bla. let's have the bla report first. i'm so sorry. >> this accepts the senate bill 1 grant for the sunniside and parkside streets. these are street pavement programs. the grant amount is for $2.3 million. the city is matching $2.6 million. the total project cost is $5 million. we show it on page 10 of our report and we recommend approval >> chair fewer: thank you very much. let's open this up for public comment now. any members of the public like to comment on item number 3. seeing none, public comment is now closed. supervisor mar, would you -- >> supervisor mar: actually, i had a few questions. >> chair fewer: sorry. >> supervisor mar: i had a few questions, more a background question. how much does the city receive in the lppformulaic funds for these types of projects? >> we've applied three times for formulaic funds. >> supervisor mar: so we don't receive a regular funding amount? >> we don't. we apply in joint partnership with the transportation authority. they're eligible to receive these funds since bayes do colle

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we heard from the bla last week. we may not need to hear the report again, but we are joined today by supervisor mar who was not here last week. supervisor mar, would you like to hear from the bla? >> supervisor mar: i don't think that's necessary. i had a briefing from them already. >> commissioner fewer: thank you very much, supervisor mar. let's bring up leo levinson from the toa and of course our elected bart representative bevin dusty. >> thank you, chair fewer and committee members. i am the cfo for the san francisco mta and happy to be coming back here to supply more information on this item. just briefly, this is an item for the mta to share with bart the cost of installing 21 can y canopies over the shared bart and mta stations along market street. this is up to a $90 million project of which the mta would be agreeing to fund up to $45 million from general obligation bond funds. i'm very happy to have here carl holmes is the assistant general manager for bart and he's going to supply more details about this

this bla report is about the cost of over $54 million to the city o and county for cost of alcohol in the city. this legislation only moves them around. it doesn't create new licenses. thank you. >> thank you, mr. livingston. next speaker, please. >> i'm with the neighborhood council and you received a three-page letter about this subject. the neighborhood council helped to develop the hate neighborhood commercial district in 1999, specifically because we had concerns about alcohol serving establishments and the stat ration. saturation. we talked with merchant neighborhoods and most feel that changes the ordinance would not help fill the vacancies because the key barrier to filling vacancies in the hate is rent. very high rent. so before we give uwe found outc properties and one lccu. we do not want the buffer zone shrink. shrunk. tweaks may be appropriate but unfettered permits of alcohol-serving businesses in the current buffer scone but outside of hate street will not help fill our vacancy. it would reduce traffic to hate street. we want to have a recognition of our neighborhood co

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el alcalde di blas yo afirmo que se tratÓ de un problema mecÁnico en una subestaciÓn de energÍa que se. el mandatario busca firmar con guatemala un acuerdo de tercer paÍs seguro. la idea central es poder ver a su tierra natal a los indocumentados guatemaltecos para que desde allÍ, presenten su solicitud de asilo. pero, como nos explica pablo gato,hay quines considera que el asunto podrÍa terminar en las cortes. pablo: la guatemalteca alicia de 31 aÑos lucha contra la deportaciÓnpero, trump, quiere firmar un acuerdo con su paÍs por el cual no sÓlo ella sino con cualquiera que pida asilo polÍtico espere allí el proceso. alicia vino con sus dos hijas de 15 y 16 aÑos y dice que eso las volverÍa a poner en la boca del lobo de las pandillas. alicia: mis hijas estÁn preocupadas diciendo que quÉ vamos a hacer. porque ellas saben, se acuerdan de todo lo que hemos vivido en guatemala tanto como mis hijas tienen trauma, tienen ellas tanto miedo de regresar. >> se prevÉ que trump se reÚna con el presidente de guatemala jimmy morales la semana que viene para firmar un acuerdo de tercer paÍs seguro

cualquiera puede pasar sin embargo los votantes de trump, se estÁn movilizandose estÁn entusiasmados y ha blacristina. la administraciÓn de drogas y alimentos ha lanzado una alerta sobre la apariciÓn de un brote de salmonela en 8 con el consumo de papaya fwrefsresca procedente de mÉxico, issa osorio ha sido a un mercado de la capital mexicana para saber cÓmo repercute la venta. >>> buenos dÍas, dicen que la papaya mexicana es la responsable de un brote de s sali salmonela de este paÍs. pero la secretaria de alimentaciÓn dijo no es culpa de la fruta mexicana este brote de s salmonela en los mercados de la capital mexicana descartan por completo estas ideas. los estantess estÁn llenos de esta fruta que es muy popular entre los mexicanos. pero quÉ te parece si platicamos con doÑa lupita quien es la responsable de este puesto para que nos platique ¿ cÓmo le ha sido con el consumo de papaya y esta fruta puede ser responsable de salmonela en estados unidos? >>> pienso que no si porque somos nosotros primero saber cuando una fruta no estÁ buena porque los seÑores de la central luego, luego avisan. y

potentially run the kitchens grew up with a nanny who was black, who taught, you know, who fed them blafoods. yet somehow there's still like e disconct. >> reporter: in her cook books, nene is trying to change that disconnect, with recipes thatd fuse european r own zulu and other regional black cultures. >> the one that caught my eye was a pap lasagna. what is the pap lasagna? >> okay, so pap is what we make out of mealie meal. um, and maize meal is like a sort of staple ingredient ac ss all the cultures in south africa. >> corn-based. >> exactly. to sort of, like, africanize a western dish i think is really fun.ho >> reporter: th her tv show and cook books are popular, this type of food remains hard to find in faionable foodie locations, like cape town. >> they do fantastic brunch. nene took us to experience one of the exceptions. >> reporter: south african grits, creamed and with cheddar. >> so, i'm going to let you try it because obviously i've had it often. >> reporter: this is delectable? >> rig it's one of my favorite sort of traditional ingredients that i grew up with my mom maki

josÉ blas que se estrellÓ su auto en un bosque despuÉs de haber estado con su prometida en un bar.ona boscosa del norte de houston por cinco dÍas tras un accidente sobreviviÓ josÉ velÁsquez de 32 aÑos de edad. se trata de un milagro para muchos y su padre nos dijo cÓmo Él se encuentra. >> le puedo decir que estÁ feliz, porque Él vio muy cerquita al estar tirado debajo del carro por cinco dÍas sin tomar, sin beber. pedro: josÉ velÁsquez sufriÓ la rotura de varios huesos y una herida que le llevÓ hasta una de sus pulmones y es tratado en el hospital memorial donde ha sido sometido varias cirugÍas. su condiciÓn es estable. muchos auguran una rÁpida recuperaciÓn. el hecho ocurrió cuando conocÍa a casa tras una cita con su prometida. su desapariciÓn desató una intensa bÚsqueda. >> sÉ que se va a llevar tiempo para recuperarse por las heridas que tiene. estamos hablando de dos meses o mÁs. pedro: josÉ fue apoyado por un socorrista hispano liderado tras hallar parte del carro. dice que josÉ estaba acostado fuera del carro y logrÓ gatear a un punto donde pasÓ la mayorÍa de los cinco días.

the nearby fitness club was full of peoptle when the blas happened, around 11:30 this morning. no reports of fatalities. the ama nearby roads remain closed while the investigation continues. hundotreds of ters marched to myanmar's police headquarters today to demand justice for a two-ar-old girl who was raped at her nursery sool in may. wearing shirts and carrying banners emblazoned witfo"justice victoria"-- a nickname given to the child-- protesters called for a swift investigation an transparency on the part of the police department, which remains under military control. a suspect in the case was released in june due to lack of evidence, and then re-arrested anthcharged witrape on thursday. but, protesters say they don't trust policeccounts, and some believe the child's attacker is still at large. the parents of otto warmbier, the american student who died after being detained in north korea, have filed a claim for a north korean cargo ship. the vessel was north korea's second largest merchant ship, and s seized in may for violating u.s. sanctions. warmbier's parents say that

we have seen people holding reflective bla nkets have seen people holding reflective blankets over their themselves from the sun. the sun has gone down, its cool down a little bit but she said they need to get off the boat as soon as possible. we know the government and in particular the interior minister, matteo salvini, has taken a hard—line approach against the ships carrying these migrants, saying, they are illegal, they are not allowed on land in italy. this is an italian registered boat, though, change anything? -- does it change anything to mark it could change something. the german boat is still out at sea. this boat, unlike the sea watch that had a stand—off with the italian government last week, did not bump any patrol boats, police boats, they said they were given permission to come into port, nor did the coastguard tried to stop them when they came in for some it is unclear what matteo salvini will say about this, what the italian government cosmic response will be, but so far they haven't been any arrests and they are just waiting to find out what happens next. as you said,

the mayors in sanctuary cities -- a mayor like de bla o blasio, probably the worst mayor in the country, from new york, i don't know what his attitude is, nobody does because he doesn't work very hard. nobody knows what the hell he does, but a guy like de blasio wouldn't want the raids. but many mayors do, most do, you know why, because they don't want crimes in their cities or states. [ inaudible question ] >> so nobody has treated the military better than president trump. nobody has even come close. and you see that with budgets, you see that with the pay increases and you see that with medical. but you know where you see it more than any place is with the vets. because the vets now have choice. they never had choice before -- wait, wait. for 44 years -- wait. wait. we are looking at that. for 44 years they've tried to get veterans choice. i got it. nobody else could have gotten it. go ahead. [ inaudible question ] >> say it. >> what would you like robert mueller to tell congress? >> how many bites at the apple do you get? we've gone through 500 witnesses, 2,500 subpoenas. i've let th

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thanks to our interns, my staff, the bla, the mayor budget office, the controller and all of my colleagues for the collaborative process that allowed us to prioritize investments for many of the most vulnerable in our communities. thank you. >> president yee: can we take items 2 through 18 with the exception of item 9, same house same call? without objections, these ordinances are passed on first reading. can we call number 9 again? i think you already called it. so supervisor peskin. >> reminder, item 9 is setting nonresident adult fees at specialty attractions. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, president yee. i want to thank the chair of the budget committee, supervisor fewer and other members of the budget committee for the entire budget that we just passed but also for their deliberations and modifications to this provision in the park code with regard to the conservatory of flowers, the teagarden, the botanical garden and coit tower elevator and want to commend the committee for the amendments that have already been made. i would like to further suggest insofar as a report will be fort

across the city in navigating the permitting process and additionally, findings are supported by the bla report that was requested by supervisor mandleman, that the time line can be nine months for a business to open without a conventional business use and those are averages. 1 month some are significantly . when we're talking about the storefront vacancy issue, we're talking about getting tenants to fit storefronts and cutting down the length of time to open and saving businesses time is one of the most impactful ways to save them money. pot so the goals here is two-fold, help new businesses to save money and strengthening businesses as well. this is a set of legislation that really was informed by one-on-one business experience. and there are 10 to 12 different components to this legislation to touch on, health code, planning code, police code, as well. generally, we've organized them into four big buckets, which i'll talk about in succession. put happy to further talk about the amendments and i think it would be helpful to talk about them in the context of each of the specific proposa

there is no bla report on this. any members of the public like to comment on items 5 and 6? seeing none, it is closed. seeing no comments, i would like to move these items 5 and 6 to the board with a positive recommendation. thank you very much. >> it would pay for the operations expenses and furnishings for a district headquarters office and a cultural community center at 229 ellis street. it would pay for the district public awareness place making campaign that the district is beginning to undertake, which includes banners, murals, and branding in the district. it would also pay for a district launch party on august 31st of this year commemorating the 53 rd anniversary of the compton's cafeteria rights. it would pay for a transgender tenderloin oral and visual storytelling project to raise awareness for the rich transgender history of the tenderloin neighborhood and it would also pay for aspects of district strategic planning and for the development of the report that is required for all cultural districts. that is my report. >> thank you very much. >> i will submit those

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well, we heard from mayor de mr blas yoe of what they thought was a preliminary car.e mayor said. >> it's something within the normal electrical grid, obviously something didn't work, but no other kind of external influence here. this appears to be something that just went wrong in the way that they transmit power from one part of the city to another to address demand. >> reporter: and so there you heard what they think is the initial cause. k con edison will conduct a full engineering analysis, working to find out what caused this outage and governor cuomo is calling for an investigation, as is mayor de blasio. 72,000 customers affected at one point, and customers could mean many more people than 72,000. we're talking about entire city blocks, starting here among the dividing line, entire city blocks from 51st street north. this was the last traffic light that was working. multiple thousands of people were affected by this outage that lasted about five hours. >> so, let's talk about the j. lo concert last night because i cannot imagine sitting in those seats and you'

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as we reach the top of the hour, the mayor of new york, bill de blas blasio, is tweeting about all ofmentioning the fire department and the city agencies are responding and trying to get this power outage fixed here in new york city. it was all due to a manhole fire that took place earlier this evening. the disruption is significant. and we do say good afternoon and good evening, everybody, if you're tuning in at 9:00 p.m. eastern. 6:00 p.m. on the west coast. a massive power outage that has taken place about 6:45 p.m. thousands of people are without power. we've been watching new york's times square where you can see to the left of the scene. many buildings are without power. they have not been restored of yet. con ed is tellingth

and san jose's mayor's calling a pg for having total control over power bla >>14 right now checking out the weather not much to talk about. it's extreme because that is like oh my god, so when you have nothing to say now it's just sometimes it's fun to talk about the extreme weather. but i will take the easy weather need enjoy so enjoy and the rather talk about stuff that people enjoy any way or the sunshine later a little sunshine later and a lot of sunshine we are looking at cloudy skies right now though we'll get there though skies over san francisco, definitely holding on to the clouds at this point hasn't been a foggy day just cloudy at this point out in the distance in san jose you can see the clouds but also some sunshine peeking out and it's only getting brighter and brighter over the east bay that's your view of berkeley right there skies going to continue to clear out to the afternoon today going to be a very pleasant day again. it's good stuff to talk about 9 o you'll enjoy it as well where are right at the edge of this high pressure system right here so we're really not feel

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the bla blew out frontand back of the house and damaged the homes next door.our was able to get out without injuries. no word on what th cause is. >> virginia governor ralph no ham's listening tour landed for the first time in northerod virginia tay. >> the latest in a series of closed-door sessions argued after the racist photo on the governor's year book page surfaced. the governor is looking for how to address issues of racial inequality. >> some african leaders wonder if northam is avoiding the most critical voices. >> reporter: governor ralph northam getting ready to huddle with l africanaders in dumfries, the first meeting of this kind since northam first apologized for this racist p on his yearbook page and theid sat wasn't him but did admit he once dressed up in blackface as part of a michael jackson costume. >>arhat happened in febru it hurt a lot of people in virginia, and -- and i the way we handled that. i rret what it did to virginia. >> reporter: northern's -- northam renewed ef of reducing inequities and he says these ssions have already led to

as we reach the top of the hour, the mayor of new york, bill de blas blasio, is tweeting about all of this and mentioning the fire department and the city agencies are responding and trying to get this power outage fixed here in new york city. it was all due to a manhole fire that took place earlier this evening. the disruption is significant. and we do say good afternoon and good evening, everybody, if you're tuning in at 9:00 p.m. eastern. 6:00 p.m. on the west coast. a massive power outage that has taken place about 6:45 p.m. thousands of people are without power. we've been watching new york's times square where you can see to the left of the scene. many buildings are without power. they have not been restored of yet. con ed is telling us that full power will be restored by 10:30 p.m. eastern. the other big story is tropical storm barry. it is moving at eight miles an hour, slowly making its way me andiering through new orleans. it is dumping rain on ruining rouge biffle the time all of this is over, and that won't be very long. >> thank god they have ligts. we're getting people o

and not only naengs shooting, but he'll go a little bit beyond that and talk about his so-called dug blas plan for black america. he's going to talk about his plan to reform how credit scores are calculated, his plan to increase the amount of federal contracts that minority-owned businesses have access to. he's going to hit everything from criminal justice reform to blam empowerment. it's supposed to be a speech directly targeting african americans here in chicago. craig. >> all right. he's using i had golf announcing voice because he's a few feet away from where pete is going to be speaking moment now in chicago. donna, let me turn to you. your colleague at the "washington post" wrote recently, quote, in part whether it comes to connecting with voters, buttigieg's difficulty reaching african americans remains arguably his worst problem. iowa and new hampshire are overwhelmingly white providing him with a more successful electorate in his first two contest. but a democrat who cannot win african-americans votes is highly unlikely to win the nomination. how does mayor pete beauttigieg raise

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. >> individuals can be subject to bla blackmail if they lie about their interaction with foreign countries, correct? >> true. >> for example, you successfully charged former national security adviser michael flynn of lying to federal agents, correct? >> correct. >> since it was outside the purview of your investigation, your report did not address how flynn's false statements could pose a national security risk, because the russians knew the falsity of those statements, right? >> i cannot get into that, mainly because there are many elements of the fbi that are looking at different aspects of that issue. >> currently. >> currently. >> currently. there are many aspects -- excuse me, many elements of the fbi that are looking at different aspects of that issue. that's in response to questions about mike flynn's lying about his involvement with the russian government and whether that could pose a national security risk to the united states, because the russians knew about the falsity of his statements, therefore compromised him, therefore in a position to put the united states over a barrel be

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strategy which gives alternatives to these countries, particularly developing countries, to the chinese bla blandishments of easy loans under very vague terms. you're -- again, i think you are. you're pursuing or helping pursue this national strategy and who might be the lead element in the strategy? >> absolutely. i went to africa, to south africa. the president asked me to head his presidential delegation to the inauguration of president ramapho ramaphosa. there were representatives from nec. i can't tell you how honored i was to be on stage with presidents of africa and heads of state and then have a roundtable discussion with our embassy staff there, with businesses no only from south africa but subsarahan africa. i've heard firsthand how important it is for us to get our products and services into africa because china is there. so we work with all of our administration colleagues to make that happen and will continue to do so. economic security is national security. >> i concur. one issue raised by several comments, including mr. toomey's comment, we're really very much interested in s

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we'll start with the actress, you sat down with this actress behind the trail bla ng character. >> she'sng. >> and you get to wear those yellow glasses again, too. >> on the fourth hour, we have notut one b two surprise guest co-hosts. i cannot give you a hint. i aannot give you hint because i have to give you two hints for the two co-hosts and it's game show week. don't you wish you were playing? >> i do. >> first, your local news. >> it's shark week. >>> this isew a ns 4 today news break. >> 8:56 is your time now on this monday, july 8th 2019. good morning, i'm eun yang. it is a weather alert day. let's check withst meteorologi chuck bell. people saying there's a lot of rain. >> lots of rain and quite a few water rescues in parts of fairfax and montgomery county. take this seriously. flash flood warning for all the f.c. metro area. the heaviest o the rain is moving right to parts of the southern parts of the dtrict and arlington county. there's the woodrow wilson bridge. the southern heart o the beltway is about to take it on the chin r from aainfall perspective. we hadt least an inch