i will agree with directors borden and rubke on one thing but disagree in result. i agree it's unfair. what i hear people advocating is that 13 people, 13 homes, should not get the same protection that others have received until the city solves the homelessness problem or comes up with a meaningful solution to it. the city has been trying to address this problem for decades. really, really smart people have dedicated to it. to say to the 13 homes, we'll cut it off right now because we want you to scream and yell and be so upset that the city solve the homelessness problem is not fair. so either we go back and undo all the restrictions and say, people can park their oversized vehicles everywhere, anywhere they want, so that the whole city bears the burden of this and you get the pressure you want, something i don't favor, or we grant this, which is a fairly limits, and i would suggest judicious request from the supervisor, who i suspect gets more requests than just this block, and we put pressure on the agencies that deal with homelessness to come up with the pilot

>> director borden: we would know if there were complaints then you could see where it was.obviously we don't have these abilities to proactively enforce anything. >> the retaught -- realtime data would be significant for all of these these programs in terms of compliance. >> director borden: that is my only thing. we have the ability -- i know we have no ability to do proactive enforcement in terms of searching. no agency has the capability to do that. because they are already tracking the location of the bikes, we can cross-reference that if indeed people are parking wrong. i have been wanting to use jump bike for a while. there are many times where i don't ride my bike because of the hills. >> i think it is a great solution with mobility. and we need more people to say they would like you bikes. >> chairman brinkman: thank you. >> director rubke: you discussed service area a couple of times. it looks like on the map, the western side of the city is just not covered very well in general i am wondering, as we expand the cap during the pilot program, is that going to be bett

> chairman brinkman: thank you, director borden. do i have public comment on the director's report? 2 minutes, please, ms. boomer. i'm not sure that microphone is on. one moment. >> since the clipper car is about to be overhauled, i think it's an appropriate time for discussion of bringing taxis into the clipper card. i think it would be a help both to drivers in our industry and to the public because it will offer them the convenience of another form of transportation and i think it's really warranted because taxis are a part of the city's public transportation and this would be good for everyone. so i hope this agency will get behind this idea because a group of cab drivers pushing it forward, you know, can only go so far. but with your support, perhaps it can actually be done. thank you. >> chairman brinkman: thank you. that's a good idea. next speaker, please. >> seeing no one else moving forward on items discusses by mr. reiskin, we go to item 8, citizens' advisory report. i believe mr. weaver is here. >> as he's coming forward

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it is burning now off quimby road and borden road. snapchat video shows flames creeping up the hillside and thick smoke shooting into the air. cal fire says 25 acres have burned so far, but at this point there are no reports of any damage to buildings. it's all happening against a backdrop of building high pressure that will lead to humidities lowering and temperatures rising as dry offshore winds set up this week driving temperatures into the mid-90s inland, which is why there are red flag warnings posted already for the sacramento valley and sierra foothills. as for its effect on us, we'll cover that when we cover the forecast in just a few minutes. >>> more breaking news, in the past hour we learn a second woman has come forward accusing supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual misconduct. his former yale classmate deborah ramirez tells the new yorker kavanaugh exposed himself to her at a drunken dorm party in the early '80s and forced her to touch him. she's now calling on the fbi to investigate. in a statement to the magaz

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a sense of selling responses only one of them will still be linked to most people in this field borden's all of those with. means and all this in the arsenals of the host i'm done with the old patients stopping them also still owns a fund is up and his cards on the fine. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter to us over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you long for the ultra rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent for its last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only number you need to remember is one one just to show to him afford to miss the one and only. welcome back i'm at the council house community room just minutes away from the grand felt hour in the past seventy two hours former residents of the poorest area in one of the richest on earth around the grand felt hour in london ha

it burned in the area of quimby road and borden drive in east san jose.oke out around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. it burned about 30 acres and was under control by about 8:30 last night. the firefighters suffered only minor injuries. nobody else was injured and no buildings were damaged. ( robin ) a judge has ruled that a santa rosa girl is allowed to use her cannabis drug on campus to treat her seizures. earlier this year we introduced you to 5-year- old brooke adams. brooke has a rare form of epilepsy. she takes the marijuana drug known as t-h-c oil as an emergency treatment for her random seizures. the rincon valley union school district in santa rosa origionally sought to ban the drug from school grounds, saying it violates federal law. her family fought the ban saying that brooke's seizures last two to three hours if she doesn't use t-h-c oil to treat it. brooke has a nurse that is required to give her the medicine if she gets a seizure at school. ( robin ) also in the north bay... it was a scary scene in santa rosa as a teenager was stabbed during a f

anything a legal it was just merely borden's but this brings up a recurring issue particularly in light of what's happened in the us was trying to bring money back what's the latest well you're right but there's a great difference between if they janelle void and i think that avoidance is actually you look at the best in the brightest the best the brightest go into the tax firms in the global firms whereas you have bureaucrats writing the tax code and that's one of the starbucks spokespeople that she is quoted as saying you know we abide by the tax code i mean of course they're looking for loopholes and actually winning so does everybody i think though this issue has been around for a while and actually you ironically could look and you could say in two thousand and sixteen starbucks made one hundred eighty eight billion across europe a new the u.k. is one of their biggest markets and they only paid about four billion in taxes there so that some outlet less than four percent you can actually say they're getting better if that makes sense i think you need to look at one issue that does w

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it is burning now off quimby road and borden road.ideo shows flames creeping up the hillside and thick smoke shooting into the air. cal fire says 25 acres have burned so far, but at this point there are no reports of any damage to buildings. it's all happening against a backdrop of building high pressure that will lead to humidities lowering and temperatures rising as dry offshore winds set up this week driving temperatures into the mid-90s inland, which is why there are red flag warnings posted already for the sacramento valley and sierra foothills. as for its effect on us, we'll cover that when we cover the forecast in just a few minutes. >>> more breaking news, in the past hour we learn a second woman has come forward accusing supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual

borden isn't. it will. the commemorative plaque was approved old. after human rights activists put pressure on the bavarian village. it took a long time to get results. to come here we came here five years ago for only got as far as the front line or not come three years ago we made it this far before they sent us away again now the building is protected as a historical sites and that's why a realtor put up the placard plucky little girl does unfortunately. experts estimate that more than one hundred torture victims probably killed by pinochet's police are buried on the grounds of the colony. only one grave has been found so far and relatives now gather at the site to remember the victims. doris knew nothing about these graves even though she lived at colonia dignidad. i'm very close to tears this is a very emotional scene it's painful to remember what happened here. there's also a woman whose son was a student when he disappeared without a trace you know when you look at the name. all i have is a picture of you there are so many questions where are

it's happening off quimby road and borden drive in east san jose. so far the fire has burned 30 acres, and it is 50-percent contained. if we get an update on this fire during this newscast we will bring it to you. high pressure will begin to build over the bay area through the first part of the week, resulting in a warming & drying trend. daytime highs to start the work week will be 5-10 degrees warmer, expect 60s-70s along the coast with 80s-90s inland. dry offshore winds at times will bring increased fire weather concerns, especially for the north bay hills tonight into tuesday. temperatures are forecast to cool late in the week with the potential for unsettled weather conditions during the upcoming weekend. (jr stone) a big story tonight... we are hearing from the victim in a freeway shooting on interstate 9-80 in oakland. the man was injured by shattered glass after someone opened fire just before 8 on friday night. you can see the injuries on his chin and behind his ear. the shooting it happened while the man was driving in eastbound direction-

it burned in the area of quimby road and borden drive in east san jose.he fire broke out around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. it was under control by about 8:30 last night. the firefighters suffered only minor injuries. nobody else was injured and no buildings were damaged. ( james ) there is a red flag warning in effect until 5 p-m tomorrow night... joining me now is meterologist john shrable. continuing our trend of warm weather as we push into the first week of fall. highs will range from the 60's and 70's along the coast to the 80's and 90's inland. skies will be clear and dry yet again today with just a touch of fog up and down the coast. ( james ) happening today... 49ers quarterback jimmy garopollo will have an m-r-i after injuring his knee in yesterday's game against the kansas city chiefs. the team believes that he tore his a-c-l. the injury happened late in the 4th quarter. you can see that left knee buckle just as garopollo planted the leg to make a cut. garrapolo just signed a five year deal with the niners in the off season... with 100 million do

it's happening off quimby road and borden drive in east san jose. so far the fire has burned 30 acres, and it is 50-percent contained. if we get an update on this fire during this newscast we will bring it to you. (jr stone) a tough day for 49ers fans... not only did the team lose to the kansas city chiefs but they lost their q-b. jimmy garoppolo left with what appeared to be a major injury. kron 4's jason dumas is here ... jason, what are the niners saying about this tonight? the 49ers lost today in kansas city against the chiefs.....> but today's game is the least of their worries right now....> jason dumas joins us with more.....> jasonnot only did the niners drop to 1-2 on the season....but it's looking like they will not have jimmy garropolo for the rest of the year.......>jimmy g hurt his left knee on a scramble late in the fourth quarter...and it did not look good.....> the 49ers fear the worst --- that it's a torn acl.....>if you look at the video....you can see that left knee buckle just as jimmy planted the leg to make a cut.....>of course

director borden has pledged. director torres, i know you can't join us, as you will be on vacation. thank you. look forward to seeing you there. >> chairman brinkman: i've pledged and i will tweet for the first time during that week. so watch out, world. next speaker, please. >> clerk: devin brady, followed by margaret bonner, the last speaker. >> thank you so much. i'm devin brady. i'm a member of the bike coalition and walk s.f. as well as our bikes. i'm a 5-year san francisco resident and bic user of jump bikes and these are fantastic ways to get around the city and i feel like the caps on the programs have been holding it back. i know -- i visited sacramento and there's a lot more jump bikes per person in sacramento as san francisco. it's been a huge success. those numbers here would be great. i also think that go bike and jump have didn't a great job reaching out to the community. 15% of go bike users are low income, which is the highest percentage of any similar bike share program in the country. and also and finally, they reduce pollution. we're in the midst of a climate emer

borden gray and demanded an fbi investigation and the republican white house counsel immediately agreedould be an fbi investigation. the trump white house counsel don mcgahn is now the man shepherding the kavanaugh nomination through the senate. he is at brett kavanaugh's side every minute of it day, but don mcdp mcgahn is now c. boyden gray. donald trump doesn't know what an fbi investigation is so we still don't have an fbi investigation. >> well, it would seem that the fbi doesn't really do that. they've investigated -- >> they would if you asked them to, mr. president. >> they've investigated about six times before and it seems they don't do that. >> would you consider asking them -- >> well, i would let the senators take their course. they're doing a good job. and it's really it's up to the senate and i really rely on them. i think they're going to do a good job. >> no, it's not up to the senate. an fbi investigation of a possible rape attempt, in this case, is actually up to the self-confessed sexual assaulter who is currently the president of the united states. joining our discus

. >> "lizzie" is based on the lizzie borden murders. >> sterling k. brown, "the predator" is a reboot of the 1980s original where you can spend some time perhaps outdoors. >> "predator" really? no! you know the first one had two governors in it. >> it's true. >> arnold schwarzenegger and jesse ventura. >> the rumor was later carl weathers was going to run as well because they wanted to get the entire cast. >> spend time outdoors possibly. >> there will be a drive-in movie theater tonight so we'll have a look at the forecast for that. let's get out the door this morning. >> who wants to get in the trunk? >> in your bug! >> san francisco is starting out this morning with a nice one. we're not yet seeing the low clouds and the fog but we'll see that as we head through sunrise and you make your way out to the pleasant hill b.a.r.t. station trying to get to work this morning, it's going to be in the mid-50s and partly to mostly cloudy skies, right around noon our skies will clear, temperatures in the low 70s and check out the seven-day forecast, it's alrea