director borden? >> >> commissioner g. borden: maybe you could show on the screen the map of the corridor with the implements. it's hard when we are talking about it for everyone to visualize. for 6th street. and maybe just walk everybody through block-by-block. when it's a tow-away zone or changes like the curbside where there is parking. what areas, if it's the tow-away. just to look at it more inclusively. great. i think everybody can look what we are talking about. >> what you see here is market to howard street at the top frame. on the far left is market street and you are looking south. so this span of the corridor is where we are proposing the southbound lane removal and starting from market street, in the yellow zone you will see, i'm sorry it's similar yellows but the dotted line is showing where the sidewalks will be expanded to and it will be around five feet along with an additional four feet at the bulb outs. so the bulb outs will be the intersections you see at stevenson, jesse, mission, minna and natoma. the

mary borden was a wealthy chicago socialite who had moved to england with her british husband.e first world war broke out, she set up and worked at a field hospital on the frontlines. there meeting a british officer, who would become her second husband, and to whom she wrote the words that now compliment the flames. >> "you would not falter at the last, my friend, nor put to shame your clear courageous mind under the menace of the desolate end." >> reporter: mira calix is the sound artist who discovered mary borden's poems. >> i'm totally in awe of this woman. i'm so glad the world has sort of woken up to her a little bit, because too often female artists seem to vanish from history. >> reporter: now-- like those she wrote about-- mary borden is again part of the history of that terrible time. mark phillips, london. >> we'll never forget. that's the "cbs weekend news" for this sunday. you can check back with us later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcasten center in new york city, i'm demarco morgan. >>> hi, everyone, welcome to "cbs overnight news." t

mary borden was a wealthy chicago socialite who had moved to england with her british husband.e first world war broke out, she set up and worked at a field hospital on the french frontlines. there meeting a british officer, who would become her second husband, and to whom she wrote the words that now compliment the flames. "you would not falter at the last, my friend, nor put to shame your clear courageous mind under the menace of the desolate end." >> reporter: mira calix is the sound artist who discovered mary borden's poems. >> i'm totally in awe of this woman. i'm so glad the world has sort of woken up to her a little bit, because too often female artists seem to vanish from history. >> reporter: now-- like those she wrote about-- mary borden is again part of the history of that terrible time. mark phillips, london. >> morgan: we'll never forget. that's the "cbs weekend news" for this sunday. later on cbs, "60 minutes." on this veterans day, we salute all who have served. i'm demarco morgan in new york. thank you for joining us, and good night. captioning funded by cbs capt

so did all the patients and medical staff inside.desiree borden/evacuee"i am so happy that my home waspared so their lives could be spared. that was that home's purpose, was to save those people." desiree borden owns this home with her husband.not long before it was used to save lives of people she'd never met, she was fleeing her home with her 17 month old daughter in the car.desiree borden/evacuee"i was singing nursery rhymes to her trying to keep her calm. although she was very calm, i don't know if i was singing the nursery rhymes for her or for me. i just knew that our story couldn't end that way. we couldn't burn alive in a car." it wasn't until one of the nurses sent desiree a facebook message that she learned her home was still standing.she'd assumed like her neighbors' homes it was gone.now, these people, all strangers a few days ago, forever bonded through one common story of survival.tamara ferguson/nurse "we're all here. we're all able to talk about this and it's absolutely extraordinary." desiree borden/evacuee"it's humbling to know that your life was spared when so many a

director borden? >> >> commissioner g. borden: i have one more question. did you consider moving the parking on that block. >> between market and howard street? >> commissioner g. borden: yeah. >> there are a lot of commercial businesses, especially stevenson, we are seeing pinnacle coffee, home skillet. we aren't going to. >> chair c. brinkman: thank you. any other questions before i ask her to move onto taylor street? thank you. >> thank you. >> clerk: madam chair, directors, there was a typo. the board is not approving a parking protected bikeway for 6th street. >> chair c. brinkman: we will make sure to call it out. >> clerk: that would be deleted. >> chair c. brinkman: excellent, thank you. at what point have we not got the collision numbers down far enough and at that point would we consider further changes to the street? >> of all our projects i don't believe we ever consider them completely done when they are safety, because we want to monitor. traffic and performance patterns as well. typically we want to get a couple years of crash data before we

i have every confidence to director borden's concern that our staff will do that here to the extent it will work with our partners and other city agencies to do that. i feel -- i was ready to vote for this last time and i feel better about voting for it this time and i do again extend my thanks to my colleagues who forced an issue and put us in a better place here today. >> is that a motion? >> that is. >> second. >> i will just add, i agree with vice-chair. i absolutely feel more comfortable about this entire situation after the previous presentation. i find that i actually will support this. let's go ahead. we have a motion and a second. let's go ahead. >> can i comment. >> absolutely, please. >> so just as a process point, we just had a very robust discussion about the policy that we're going to put in place to review these kinds of requests. and then we just all agreed there's a missing step in the process of getting to the final step of an actual restriction. that missing step is the department of homeless and support of housing intervention that director boredden has referred to.

will say since it was maybe the one sort of point where maybe there was disagreement, what director borden said at the end that one of the considerations is the concentration of vehicles, that's fine. it's a great way to deal with it. obviously greater concentration needs greenser need. there are other factors and i think the way that she proposed it is i would be happy with that. >> excellent, thank you. >> understood. >> thank you all for a very robust discussion and thank you members of the public. and now i believe -- >> we're going to go back to item 10.2a. >> i'm sorry, on item 11, do we need a motion to continue? no? >> i don't think so. >> we'll just bring it back when we think we have something that is ready. >> i suppose that raises the question of -- you know, i know my next bus system is going to take a while but i assume this isn't going to take very long. >> no. >> not at all. i think we can bring this back to you as quickly as the process supports. i think you meet again first tuesday in december. that may be too soon in terms of the wheels. we'll bring it back to you at the

borden: luckily, the other end of market street, some are off the bus. the other final question, really construction, i think people brought up salient points around the sidewalks as we expand them. still having them available. people having access to store fronts, businesses. we hear this a lot in other corridors of the city and this area particularly struggles. so what are our mitigation plans around ensuring those businesses are able to access their deliveries, that customers can access them, that the sidewalks are usable? maybe you can talk a little about that? >> maybe i will ask shada, she heard from businesses and organizations about how important that was. i will turn it back over to her. >> thank you. so far i've been meeting with the public information officers with public works and i found out that they have a construction mitigation program and we also have our own and we are going to be partnering up with o.e.w.d. and public works to make sure that our suite of options really responds to the needs of the businesses. and that includes conside

so did all the patients and medical staff inside.desiree borden/evacuee"i am so happy that my home was spared so their lives could be spared. that was that home's purpose, was to save those people." desiree borden owns this home with her husband.not long before it was used to save lives of people she'd never met, she was fleeing her home with her 17 month old daughter in the car.desiree borden/evacuee"i was singing nursery rhymes to her trying to keep her calm. although she was very calm, i don't know if i was singing the nursery rhymes for her or for me. i just knew that our story couldn't end that way. we couldn't burn alive in a car." it wasn't until one of the nurses sent desiree a facebook message that she learned her home was still standing.she'd assumed like her neighbors' homes it was gone.now, these people, all strangers a few days ago, forever bonded through one common story of survival.tamara ferguson/nurse "we're all here. we're all able to talk about this and it's absolutely extraordinary." desiree borden/evacuee"it's humbling to know that your life was spared when so many

so did all the patients and medical staff inside.desiree borden/evacuee"i am so happy that my home waspeople." desiree borden owns this home with her husband.not long before it was used to save lives of people she'd never met, she was fleeing her home with her 17 month old daughter in the car.desiree borden/evacuee"i was singing nursery rhymes to her trying to keep her calm. although she was very calm, i don't know if i was singing the nursery rhymes for her or for me. i just knew that our story couldn't end that way. we couldn't burn alive in a car." it wasn't until one of the nurses sent desiree a facebook message that she learned her home was still standing.she'd assumed like her neighbors' homes it was gone.now, these people, all strangers a few days ago, forever bonded through one common story of survival.tamara ferguson/nurse "we're all here. we're all able to talk about this and it's absolutely extraordinary." desiree borden/evacuee"it's humbling to know that your life was spared when so many aren't, and so many are unaccounted for." that was joe khalil reporting. ( darya ) comi

we're all able to talk about this and desiree borden/evacuee"it's y." humbling to know that your life so many aren't, and so many are unaccounted for." ( james ) the death toll from the camp fire is now up to 77 and hundreds are still unaccounted for this morning. ( robin ) and we will be right back on the kron 4 morning news... here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. ♪ ♪ ♪ the united states postal service makes more holiday deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. ♪ with one notable exception. ♪ ( robin ) three new movies opened in the top five at the box office this weekend... ( james ) david daniel breaks it all down. "widows" began its run in fifth place, on ticket sales of 12-point-three million dollars. the foster parents comedy "instant family" opened in fourth place, earning 14-point-seven million. "bohemian rhapsody" made 15-point-seven million dollars, for third place and a domestic total of 128-million. "i'm sorry for bumping into you, but this is really important: have you seen my letter?"after one weekend on top, "the grinch" fell to second

so did all the patients and medical staff inside.desiree borden/evacuee"i am so happy that my home wasbe spared. that was that home's purpose, was to save those people." desiree borden owns this home with her husband.not long before it was used to save lives of people she'd never met, she was fleeing her home with her 17 month old daughter in the car.desiree borden/evacuee"i was singing nursery rhymes to her trying to keep her calm. although she was very calm, i don't know if i was singing the nursery rhymes for her or for me. i just knew that our story couldn't end that way. we couldn't burn alive in a car." it wasn't until one of the nurses sent desiree a facebook message that she learned her home was still standing.she'd assumed like her neighbors' homes it was gone.now, these people, all strangers a few days ago, forever bonded through one common story of survival.tamara ferguson/nurse "we're all here. we're all able to talk about this and it's absolutely extraordinary." desiree borden/evacuee"it's humbling to know that your life was spared when so many aren't, and so many are unac

i would like to thank director borden for your common sense observations and your vote. and director su as well. during the staff presentation, the claims were made that to reduce congestion at the airport. when director eagan asked for a or againstian compare -- ongestion comparison. we wonder why when the false claims were made regarding congestion to you and the public. when anybody witnessed the tnc backing up traffic they are back to the mulberry exit. where a vote was allowed to take place? without requires any statements, photos, anything to back up the statements the sfo representative made. fofor the record, at 6:24 p.m. e director said you would not vote for this proposal. seven minutes later 6:31 p.m., a 13 minute break called the commissioners were observed conversing with each other. 7:01 p.m. director eagan changed her vote. the vote passed. some wonder what was said during this 13 minute break. i might remind you under the brown act any conversations in regard to an item you are to vote on are required to be held publicly. why did you leave? 100 people spo

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. >> director borden. >> at that point would year agency work to do the outreach to figure out who is on the street first so we would know what happened? >> we would coordinate with you. we are meeting and seeing what resources are available and deciding where it is going to go and work on that. we certainly will work on that. we would like to assist with that. we don't believe people should be forced off the street. they are going somewhere else. we know where they are now and we can provide assistance. >> make sure that is part of our policy. a mechanism that kicks in. obviously there is a difference between stores boats on a street versus people living. i think my concern was displacing people with no other place to live. >> we don't have all of the tools we need right now. we don't have a safe parking facility. we have been working with folks 010 one basis to find creative solutions where we can find places if they go to a nap center or whatever it takes. it will be six months before we are up and running with all of the resources we need to address this or some of the resources.

. >> if i could clarify, this maybe gets to director borden's question, our intent would be to the extent this board ever does legislate a restriction, we would not put it into effect until the department of homelessness and supportive housing with the other city agencies are able to do that work. >> i personally would like that would be done in advance and be part of the staff report that brought us consideration. >> yep. >> and i also just wanted to add, related to that, you brought up six or more vehicles as a threshold. yep. >> i think no one mentioned that we didn't have that in our report i don't believe. i don't remember seeing that. i think coming up with a a newr i can threshold talking about an impact to the neighborhood. it's missing in our policy that would make more sense to me and you are starting to capture a problem that's not specific to homelessness but the abuse of over sizesized vehicles. i would say you can give us that today. i would say i would like a further line. i would like to strike that condition and add this condition. this is a policy this agency is adopting

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fine line here and eyes will also be on how the markets respond to these measures today we saw the borden's rarely somewhat and that means that essentially they're looking for a possible compromise between the two sides but it's definitely going to be an interesting couple of weeks and months ahead as we see how italy and you work towards trying to find a solution to the situation seen those who are in rome thank you so much sima. still to come on the day china's missing children abducted sold by human traffickers and the story of one mother's pain. and searching for him through three years that is. betrayed by her husband ignored by authorities we follow a mother's desperate search for her kidnapped son. in the united states members of congress say that they will consider additional punitive measures against saudi arabia after the killing of u.s. based journalist jamal khashoggi it comes after trump's decision to stand by the kingdom saying that the economic advantages of good relations with the saudis outweighs everything else even state sanctioned murder the move has also sparked interna

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. >> reporter: des'ree borden owns this home with her husband.ot long before, she was fleeing from it with her 7-month-old daughter in the car. >> i was singing nursery rhymes to her, trying to keep her calm. i don't know if i was singing the nursery rhymes for her or me. i just knew our story couldn't end that way. we couldn't burn alive in a car. >> reporter: it wasn't until one of the nurses sent des'ree a facebook message that she learned her home was still standing. she assumed like her neighbor's homes it was gone. now these people, all strangers a few days ago, forever bonded through one common story of survival. >> we're all here. we're able to talk about this. it's absolutely extraordinary. >> it's humbling to know your life was spared when so many aren't and so many are unaccounted for. >> harrowing stories. thanks to argour affiliate. for ways you can help those affected by the fires, go to cnn.com/impact. >>> next, the cia issues a stunning report in the murder case of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi that implicates the sa