two from brisbane, and the other from san francisco. the men were stopped in the evacuation zone early yesterday morning. the three had trouble explaining where they were going and the deputies found burglary tools and a loaded pistol. >> pope valley elementary school is reopening. attendance is voluntary. the school in northern napa county has 52 students and four classrooms. >>> animals have been affected by the fire including a herd of camels. firefighters posted this photo standing in front of one of the camels they helped save. the fire burned their preserve. they checked on the camels and filled their water troughs. >>> stay with us for continuing coverage of the valley fire. we're following the latest developments, to the stories of evacuees trying to rebuild their homes and lives. >>> a man is due in court today, federal charges have been filed against matthew mueller. investigators say a cell phone in the home inevacuation linked mueller -- inevacuation. the police called the story a hoax but months later fbi found evidence it

dyami connell and michael james of brisbane. along with david cesari of san francisco. have all been arrested on conspiracy to commit a crime. among other the family of an autistic boy in sunnyvale, is being sued by neighbors who claim. the boy is a public nuisance and should not be allowed in the neighborhood. kron four's jeff bush brings us reaction. >> jeff :the case of flowers vs gopel claims that an 11 year old autistic boy is a public nuisance and should not be allowed back into the neighborhood on arlington street. the autistic society says the suit is an unfair attack against the family of a disabled boy but neighbors say the boy's behavior was more a result of a lack of supervision and not so much about his autism. >> tracy may : it was a very tense thing. the children used to ride up and down the block and when it happenedall that stopped because a lot of kids were scared because there were things that happened. but, now, they've moved away and they have rented their house. the place is more back to normal with children playing outside and not being afraid. >>

sharks have struck 65 times between sydney and brisbane this year. andrew thomas has the debate from eastern australia. >> on the morning of july the 31st, just 20 meters from shore, former boxer craig ison was mauled buy great white shark. sat on his surf board, with the shark trying to rip off his leg, ison fought. >> i reckon the whole thing was about ten seconds. yeah. >> full recovery could take years. as for getting back in the ocean -- >> i would not absolutely not no way, you would pay me $10 million and i still wouldn't go back to the water. i wouldn't go back until i believe it's safe. >> there's fear in the area of awfort 14 people attacked by sharks, two died. >> it's a little bit like jaws. there's a fear. i know they are reluctant to go into the water. >> why so many sharks? it could be this year's el nino, or the heavier than normal rains have washed noout rents into the water. more sharks are reaching maturity . >> along this coast that question has provoked fierce debate. some say nothing but the ocean is the shark's territory, that

this first one from brisbane, australia. you won't believe what happens moments before the train pulls in. you see a woman on a mobility scooter is backing out of the elevator when she loses control of it. and watch what happens when we get a second angle from inside the station. check this out. >> oh, no. >> she loses control of the scooter. people jump out of the way just in time but also jump right over to help this passenger. >> oh, it's going to go on the tracks. >> that was close. >> the wheels were starting to go. that's insane. >> the timing could not have been any more perfect. no injuries, but authorities are trying to encourage people that use any mobility scooter or device to make sure that they're tuned up and calibrated so things like this don't happen. >>> nobody was injured in this other incident. this was in china. vehicles have to stop, pay the fee, then keep going. there were two vehicles at this toll booth here waiting to pay when a truck comes out of nowhere -- >> holy! whoa, that's close. >> apparently

two of the men are from brisbane, the other from san francisco. all are in custody. >>> in the sierra foothills the "butte fire" is 60% contained. the size of the fire in amador and calaveras counties has remained under 71,000 acres. two people confirmed dead and 365 homes have been be individual to in that fire. investigators say it may have been caused by a pg&e power line that hit a tree. >>> and a message of thanks for firefighters. people lining the streets in angels camp to thank the cruise battling the "butte fire" as they came through. firefighters from santa clara county posted this video saying they were truly humbled. >>> a judge ruled this morning three correctional officers accused in the beating death of a santa clara county inmate will get to post bail. kpix 5's kiet do on the text messages that were used against the officers. >> reporter: the judge set the bail for each guard at $1.5 million saying the prosecutor did not prove they were a threat to public safety. we finally got our first look in public of these three guards today i

a sing hole the size of a football caused chaos at a campsite north of the brisbane around midnight.t swallowed a car, caravan, trailer and tents. police in the state of queensland say no one has been reported injured or missing. a few people with good escape stories to tell though. >> we were woken up and they told us to get out and have a look. we got out, got the car and boat out. slept on the road and came back in. >> we were going for a cruise, and all of a sudden we came over here, and there was an ses truck, coffers. >> heard a bit of commotion going on, when we woke up, we looked out. there was police with the lights on. and people running around saying the sinkhole has taken everyone's van and what have you. >> if you want more on those stories and more, head to the website aljazeera.com. that's aljazeera.com. >>> hello, i'm dominique gisin, and you are at the -- richard gizber

after 14 attacks between sydney and brisbane over the past year. the latest incident, a man was knocked off his surf ski by a shark. >> reporter: on the morning of july 31, just 20 meters from shore, former boxer craig eison was mauled by a shark. he managed to fight back. >> i went whack, whack, whack. >> and it worked. >> for ten seconds he was latched on. >> he lost so much blood, he almost died. he spent all of august in hospital. full recovery would take years. >> i wouldn't go back in the water, no way. i'm not going in there until i know ritz safe. >> there is fear along the coast of australia. the short stretch has seen 14 people attacked by sharks, two died. >> it's like jaws. there is a lot of fear. surfers are reruck ontario to go in the water. >> it could be this year ease'sl ninÒ is attracting shark. after a ban on hunting, more sharks are reaching maturity than before. what can be done to protect surfers and swimmers? that question provoked fierce debate. some say nothing. the ocean is the shark's territory, people have to accept the

>> he was in brisbane at the abc studios in brisbane. watching that was quite difficult.y father, my karen's went through hell that year. they were extraordinary advocates. they found a voice that i don't think even they knew they had. they fought and campaigned and lobbied. my father is a retired architect , my mother is a social worker -- a retired social worker. and all of a sudden, they became international lawyers and diplomats and campaigners -- completely outside her comfort zone. an tough time for all of the family. but to be honest with you, i don't think i would be her now if it were for them. amy: because? >> because they were the voice. they took -- they took my story and made it human stuff they made people understand what was really going on with us at a very human level, and made people appreciate what was going on. they allowed people to empathize and identify not just with us, but with the family, the extended family. and i think they helped really convey the fact that we weren't terrorists, we weren't criminals, we were professional journalists working w

new south wales government is reviewing new control measures after 14 attacks between sydney and brisbane over the past year. in the latest incident a man was knocked off his surf ski by a shark and mauled. andrew thomas reports now from new south wales. >> on the morning of july the 31st, just 20 meters from shore, former boxer craig ison was mauled by a great white shark. sat on his surfboard, with the shark trying to rip off his leg, he managed to fight back. >> i went whack, whack, whack, whack, four time,. >> and it worked? >> it worked. >> for 10 seconds he was latched on? >> i reckon the whole thing was about 10 seconds, yeah. >> he lost so much blood he almost died. he spent time in the hospital. full recovery could take years. as for getting back in the ocean owe. >> you can pay me $10 million and i still wouldn't go in the water. i won't go in there until i know it's safe. >> there's fear along this coast of australia. over the past 12 months, the short stretch north of sydney has seen 14 people attacked by sharks. two died. >> life is imitating art. there's a lot of fear. i kno

south wales say government is reviewing new control measures after 14 attacks between sydney and brisbanethe past year. in the latest incidents a man was knocked off his surfboard by a shark and then mauled. andrew thomas reports now from new south wales. >> reporter: on the morning of july 31st, just 20 meters from shore former boxer case was mauled by a great white shark. sat on his surfboard with the shark trying to rip off his leg, he imagined to fight back. >> i went who can, who can, who can, four files. >> reporter: and it worked. >> it worked. >> reporter: but pen seconds you reckon he was latched on. >> i reckon the whole wing was 10 seconds, yeah. >> reporter: he lost so much blood he almost died. he spend all of august in hospital, full recovery could take years. as for get back in the ocean. >> i wouldn't no way, you continues pay me $10 million i wouldn't go in. i am not going in there until i believe it's safe. >> reporter: there is fear a lodge this coast of australia. over the past 12 months, a short stretch north of sydney has seen 14 people attack by sharks. two died. >>

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we moved here from brisbane from our old innovation.do printmaking, gallery shows, and we have a fabulous retail store where there are lots of fun things to find. >> we will look at all of that as we walk around. it is incredible to me how many different things you do. how is it you identify that san francisco was in need of all these different services? >> it came from stepping out of graduate school in 1972. i wrote a little thing about how this is an idea, how our world should work. it should have printmaking, archiving, a gallery. it should have a retail store. in 1972, i wanted to have art sales, point-of-sale at the grocery store. >> so you go through the manifesto. with the bay area should have. you are making art incredibly accessible in so many different ways, so that is a good segue. let's take a walk around the facilities. here we are in your gallery space. can you tell me about the current show? >> the current show is jeff chadsey. he is working on mylar velum, a smooth, beautiful drawing surface. i do not know anyone that d

precipitation and this is all associated with the very deep marine layer and i like to zoom in on that brisbane area. because be very mindful even though it may be condensation associated with the marine layer the roadway still can be very slippery when braking. sfo under mostly cloudy skies at this hour and temperatures are in the 50s and 60s. the winds have been up to about 10 miles per hour. all right, here's what we need to know today. first off a very deep marine layer with areas of drizzle. partly cloudy skies in some areas away from the bay, full on sunshine. but extremely mild conditions. then our next shot of precipitation will come tomorrow. this is it. area of low pressure that brought us a little bit of moisture yesterday is now moving out of here. in its wake we have some clearing and some clouds. this upstream is a brand new disturbance and we have some showers that are gathering around the core. the center of this area of low pressure. and that's wherewell see some of the -- we'll see some of the wrap arched moisture wanting to move into the bay area. here's the lunch hour today.

south wales say government is renewing new control measures after 14 attacks between sydney and brisbane year. in the latest incident a man was knocked off his surf ski by a shark and mauled. andrew thomas reports from australia. >> reporter: on the morning of july the 31st, just 20 meters from shore, former boxer craig was mauled by a great white shark. sat on his surfboard with the shark trying to rip off his leg, he imagine today fight back. >> i went whack, whack, whack, whack, whack. >> reporter: four times. >> and it worked. >> reporter: for 10 seconds you lex unhe was latched on? >> i reckon the whole thing was 10 seconds, yeah. >> reporter: he lost so much blood he almost died. he spent all of august in hospital and full recovery could take years a as foe going back in the water. >> absolutely not. you could pay me $10 million i won't, i won't go until i know it's safe. >> reporter: there is fear along the coast of australia. over the past 12 months a short stretch north of sydney has seen 14 people attack by sharks, two died. >> life imitating art. it's a little bit lie jaws, th

we moved here from brisbane from our old innovation. we do printmaking, gallery shows, and we have a fabulous retail store where there are lots of fun things to find. >> we will look at all of that as we walk around. it is incredible to me how many different things you do. how is it you identify that san francisco was in need of all these different services? >> it came from stepping out of graduate school in 1972. i wrote a little thing about how this is an idea, how our world should work. it should have printmaking, archiving, a gallery. it should have a retail store. in 1972, i wanted to have art sales, point-of-sale at the grocery store. >> so you go through the manifesto. with the bay area should have. you are making art incredibly accessible in so many different ways, so that is a good segue. let's take a walk around the facilities. here we are in your gallery space. can you tell me about the current show? >> the current show is jeff chadsey. he is working on mylar velum, a smooth, beautiful drawing surface. i do not know anyone th

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life cards helped the kayaker get back to shore >>> sharks attacked 14 times between sydney and brisbane. attacks reignited a debate over whether culling sharks is the only way to make the waters safer. domes as -- andrew thomas as the debate >>> on a morning, july 21st. 20 meters from shore, craig was mauled by a great white shark. sat on the surfboard with a shark trying to rip off his leg. >> i went whack, whack, whack. >> reporter: did it work. >> it worked. >> reporter: for 10 seconds. >> i reckon 10 seconds, yes. >> reporter: he lost so much blood he almost died. he spent all of august in hospital. full recovery could take years. as for going bang in the water? >> i'm not going back in the water. i'm not going in there unless i believe it's safe. over the past 12 months, a short stretch has seen 14 people attacked by sharks. who died. life is intimidating art. could bow that heavier rain washed nutry nts into the fear, another is that after a ban on hunting, more sharks are reaching maturity than before. what can be done to protect swimmers and surfers. on this coast the question p

. >> university of queensland, brisbane, australia. >> university of maryland. >> are you republican?> no. >> are you democrats? no. john: what are you? [shouting] [applause] >> and now, john stossel. [applause] john: i'm in washington, d.c. this is the place that could use a lesson in liberty. we'll try to give them one because, i'm surrounded by students here, more than a thousand of them who traveled to join a conference called, students for liberty. because here in washington life is dominated by democrats, who want to take away our economic liberty, republicans who often want to take away our pennal liberty. there are a couple exceptions to that. one is congressman justin amash from mesh ban. [cheers and applause] -- michigan. he is unusual because he has an economics degree. he worries a lot about america's coming bankruptcy. we are probably going bankrupt. how many of you students think, when you're my age medicare will be here to pay for your heart problem? >> no. john: you're wise, i'm sorry. we will have spent all the money. but republicans are not talking about fixing it. a

holiday makers on the beach north of brisbane were shaken away when the sand simply fell away.e now filled with water is 150 meters long by 50 meters wide. and up to three meters deep. around 140 people had to evacuate the camp site but there are no reports of injury. welcome back. guests. e are my what do you think? >> finally, yeah. one keeps on bringing about this i suspect so because if she is now saying as she said last monday it's a little bit of a jitter bug flip flop in my case that she doesn't really know, she is doing a fabulous job and has a very difficult job ahead of her but the fact is that markets do react to what she says and she has to get use today that that she is dealing with a big market. >> are you calling her a nerd? >> yes, i think so, because she is extremely good on labor i believe and on labor economics and things of this nature which is fabulous but a nerd is also somebody who is kind of oblivous to the outside world and the effects of what they're having on the outside world and the markets are reacting very much to what she says. so i think she has

you've got guys manning the air stones along the sea line communications from australia to brisbane and sydney and those places. so it's a huge effort and the numbers of people that are in support bases and on ships is cement. and that's what the numbers show. my point was that there's an awful lot in the land lease, as well, and i really think you should factor that in, too. >> i think at this point, we have to move on to our next presentation. >> here is some of what we're covering in c-span on nurse. the u.s. chamber of commerce gives its labor day briefing on the economy and jobs. live coverage at 10:00 a.m. and eastern. at 11:00, a look at the iran nuclear agreement with the heritage foundation with liam fox. later, the center for strategic and international studies host a discussion about the future of iraq with the iraqi ambassador to the u.s. watch it live at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >>> with the sudden death of president harding, vice president calvin coolidge takes office. grace coolidge was an enormously popular first lady and influenced the taste of american women by bec

the currier mail from brisbane asks does australia have the solution to america's gun problem.n to blame the u.s. gun lobby for preventing any changes in america and suggests that teaching respect for weapons one way to curb future massacres. and the bangkok post had this editorial. the article looks at the august 17th massacre and the arrest of what are now two foreign suspects. the writer says it has propelled thailand into the modern era of terrorism, and the police need to work closely with foreign governments to prevent future attacks. >>> olympic organizers in brazil have promised to start viral testing in the bay. they said only bacterial testing was required. a recent ap report found dangerously high levels of viruses caused by human sewage. and a setback for the 2020 olympic organizers in tokyo, they are getting rid of their logo. but officials say their decision had nothing to do with a lawsuit from a belgian artist. >>> a redevelopment project ahead of the 2020 olympics means a beloved tokyo hotel will soon face the wrecking ball. for years it has been a must-see sto

you've got guys manning the air stations along the sea line communications from australia to brisbane and sydney and those places. so it's a huge effort and the numbers of people that are in support bases and on ships is cement. and that's what the numbers show. my point was that there's an awful lot in the land lease, as well, and i really think you should factor that in, too. >> i think at this point, we have to move on to our next presentation. >> here is some of what we're covering in c-span on nurse. the u.s. chamber of commerce gives its annual labor day briefing on the economy and jobs. live coverage at 10:00 a.m. and eastern. at 11:00, a look at the iran nuclear agreement with the heritage foundation with liam fox. later, the center for strategic and international studies host a discussion about the future of iraq with the iraqi ambassador to the u.s. watch it live at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >>> with the sudden death of president harding, vice president calvin coolidge takes office. grace coolidge was an enormously popular first lady and influenced the taste of american w

put a nasty nighttime surprise, a sinkhole the size of a football field cause be chaos north of brisbane saturday. a car, car van, trailer and some tents, luckily, no human being was reported injured or missing. >> thanks for watching, bye-bye. morning brief. get a first hand look with in-depth reports and investigations. start weekday mornings with al jazeera america. open your eyes to a world in motion. >> the homeless... it's not always who you think. >> the majority are families with children. >> a growing epidemic that impacts us all. >> i think it's the most helpless feeling i've ever experienced. >> but who's getting rich while some are just trying to survive? >> they want to make the city for people that can afford things. >> "faultlines". al jazeera america's hard-hitting... >> today they will be arrested. >> ground-breaking... >> they're firing canisters of gas at us. >> award winning investigative documentary series. >>> a push to end syria's war although differences remain under the role of the president. >> you are watching al jazeera with me david foster. the pope promises

investigators say two of the suspects are from brisbane and one is from san francisco. they were caught driving around an evacuated area in hidden valley lake with things that deputies thought seemed suspicious, like a ski mask, duct tape, zip ties and lots of key rings. officials say men matching their descriptions were also suspected of looting homes in cobb. >>> the state's top lawyer says she will prosecute anyone trying to profit from the devastating wildfires. the press democrat reports kamala harris has gotten numerous reports of price gouging especially among hotels near the fire. now, it is illegal for hotels to raise prices more than 10% during a declared emergency. governor brown declared states of emergency in counties effected by the butte and valley fires. for more about all of this including video interviews you can go to nbcbayarea.com and app and a slide show of the latest images showing devastation. >>> we have been tracking a developing story in pleasanton all morning. police have been investigating a threat at amador valley high school. this is cell

two are from brisbane, one from san francisco, all in custody. >> some of the by-products of something so bad. we were just talking off camera insurance problems up there as well, right? >> we are finding especially with the previous fire in lake county but even a few folks with this -- i'm a consumer reporter by day, meteorologist in the morning but we have been doing stories about there where people are uninsured because insurance companies have been opting not to renew policies in high risk fire areas like this? so folks either don't know that there are some state policies with fair plans they have to allow to you purchase them so they can't purchase them or it's too expensive. some people have no reinsurance and have to figure out how to build with no money. the loss is con pounding. tragic. >>> -- compounding. it's tragic. >>> fire weather is not good. we are seeing a light offshore flow that's going to dry things out a little bit. but, of course, we got some help from the recent rains. that offshore flow is going to increase temperatures pretty much areawide over the next few day

>>mark:dyami connell and michael james of brisbane, as well as david cesari of san francisco were arrested. >>james:hundreds of crews from p-g-and-e, cal-trans and several other utilities are scrambling to restore services in the three affected counties. >>james:there are miles of downed power lines and burned polls that need to be replaced. >>james:kron four's jackie sissel live in middletown as the community tries to get back to normal this morning. >>james:jackie? >>jackie sissel: you concede this is a great time the open time here at the store 24 after his self -- this in committee madero inside working hard in fact they say they stayed here in the entire time they slept in the back room and now they're giving away free coffee to pg&e workers and firefighters as they come in and i am in downtown middletown the prom mom back there and you can see how much devastation that is all brown does all burned area but we did get some new information about what is going to be happening over the next two to four hours there's some video from earlier this week. >>jackie sissel: the continue to rest

investigators say two of the suspects are from brisbane and one from san francisco.ngs the deputies thought were suspicious like a ski mask, duct tape and a lot of key rings. the men matching their descriptions also suspecked of looting homes in cobb. >>> the state's top lawyer says she will prosecute anyone trying to profit from the devastating wildfires. the press democrat reports car mela harris says she's got numerous reports of price gouging, especially among hotels near the fires. it is illegal for hotels to raise prices by more than 10% during an emergency. governor brown declared states of emergency in counties affected by the butte and valley fires. >>> insurance commissioner dave jones will be in middletown. he'll be at the evacuation center to talk to evacuees. a lot of people lost everything, including the insurance papers and other necessary documents. so, moving forward is complicated. jones will talk with the local officials about how to help evacuees and then take a tour of the area, as well. we should get updated numbers on the fire now any minute. i

two of the men are from brisbane. the other from san francisco. and all are in custody.e are the latest numbers on the fire. it's holding at 35% containment. just under 74,000 acres have burned. 585 homes burned in the flames but crews say they know of hundreds of other homes also destroyed that they haven't counted yet. almost 7500 homes are still threatened. >>> everyone got a little relief including the firefighters this week. but i get mother nature is going to turn it up. >> we have an offshore flow. not a really strong wind. but an offshore flow nonetheless. we are going to dry things out and warm up temperatures. not great news for firefighters. locally though, pretty much everywhere sunshine and warmer temperatures is the story beginning today. and really continuing increasing into the weekend. out the door right now, 57 in concord. 60 oakland. 58 san francisco. 51 right now in santa rosa. taking it hour by hour throughout the day in san francisco, there's a lot of sunshine on that screen. 66 by lunchtime today. topping out near 70. in the city today warmer still

. >> the photographer who captured the photojoin us from brisbane, australia.gh the whole idea of giving $3 for every share. >> i had captured the image and i knew the story of the couple and how hard the family was dealing with and a lot of others because we're in the worst drought in history. firstly, i wanted to give a bit of incentive for my inner circle of followers who follow my wedding photography a reason for them to share the post. and i wanted to raise awareness of how bad the drought actually is in australia. so i gave at the time i thought i would get 200 shares. and yep, 5,000 shares within 24 hours. it was something a bit bigger than that. >> yeah. as someone who comes from queensland, i grew up there, i no ethat times are often harsh out in the bush and they're very tough right now. this family also seems to be having it pretty tough. what's it like out there right now? and the money that you've raised from this, a charity it's going to is dealing with depression. how big a problem is that? >> look, it's huge. it's a huge problem. depression in r

arrived at the dippers block coming up from 380 but the stock about ride back up all the way through brisbaney right into downtown san francisco and extra 20 minutes for your time that is double the normal drive times down to sfo this morning but we're still jammed up on the approach to the san mateo bridge here is a live look now from cloud rolled we have been monitoring the slow traffic here it was only recently that an accident occurred in the 6:00 hour got cleared from the lane that leads all the traffic backed up on 92 and is now finally on the stand still clocking 28 minutes over to san mateo for you're ride out of hayward at the bay bridge this morning the westbound 80 ride still backed up solidly into the macarthur maze. >>reporter: we still had it right now live look at the bay bridge as you've been talking about the jump over to the san mateo bridge still hanging around in this country up a little bit in the city but we still see high clouds that will be part of the forecasted and most readings as the currency from now in the fifties but allen about is the starting to pop in the low

holds a bachelor from the queens -- in brisbane, australia. our final witness mr. l.g. hosting is a strategic planner. prior to joining the environmental defense fund he was a senior adviser to the obama presidential campaign on energy and environmental policy matters and co-director of the department of energy presidential transition team. among many other roles mr. holstein has held position of assistant secretary of the national oceanic and atmospheric administration and chief of staff of the u.s. department of energy. we appreciate all of you being here today and look forward to your testimony. and we'll begin with miss craddick. >> good morning. chairman smith, ranking member johnson, members of the committee, my name is chris christi craddick. this is an important issue with the direct impact on texas today as well as other states throughout the u.s. affecting thousands of jobs across the country and our nation's economy. since hydraulic fracturing has become a widely used practice, it has been surrounded by misinformation propagated by groups more interested in p

it would be the 6 district in 70 california it caught a waiver of no child left behind and a more brisbanend it is 40 percent of our accountability system in the paftsz folks say why pay attention to this this is part of the work we do and you know having been a teacher for a decade i always know if a student it was not safe and secure in the classroom it didn't matter what to my skills were the student wouldn't learn this is a critically important role for the indicators with that, i want to make sure that an listening not as deeply involved in the work as described because of the questions we're asking and the presentation getting the wrong impression we're looking for data to hold people accountable necessity not true weer saying we absolutely building that everyone in the classroom wants the best for your children every single day but folks need professional development and capacity building to be able to meet the challenging work of educating students in an urban environment that is san francisco we really approaching that work very much from a prospective to build capacity the fact w

we moved here from brisbane from our old innovation. we do printmaking, gallery shows, and we have a fabulous retail sre where there are lots of fun things to find. >> we will look at all of that as we walk around. it is incredible to me how many different things you do. how is it you identify that san francisco was in need of all these different services? >> it came from stepping out of graduate school in 1972. i wrote a little thing about how this is an idea, how our world should work. it should have printmaking, archiving, a gallery. it should have a retail store. in 1972, i wanted to have art sales, point-of-sale at the grocery store. >> so you go through the manifesto. with the bay area should have. you are making art incredibly accessible in so many different ways, so that is a good segue. let's take a walk around the facilities. here we are in your gallery space. can you tell me about the current show? >> the current show is jeff chadsey. he is working on mylar velum, a smooth, beautiful drawing surface. i do not know anyone that

roll call commissioner cohen commissioner meiberger commissioner bridges is on her way >> droilg brisbane commissioner driscoll commissioner paskin-jordan pr commissioner stansbury is quorum is presented. >> thank you very much please call the next item thank you ladies and gentlemen, public comment is open at this time. >> thank you, president i'm patrick bradshaw regarding the potential investment in the loan pool it was good warning the retirements system is asked to purchase. >> $26. million no others secondary market willing to purchase it unfortunately, this simultaneously suggests the retirement system maybe under the quote greater pool theory an investment pool investment using the assumption they'll be able to phil fill it later to and then greater pool this is packaged not because you believe that is worst the price but rather you may believe all be able to sell to so o to someone else down the road curtail the investments conducting due diligence until you vote on the thresholds issue commissioner stansbury that is people's no. 1 precedent to invest in another city agency which

project and it is going to bring a part of ourville area into the modern era if i drive to places like brisbaneder you drive into the industrial area they're new and criterion and over industrial use as the kinds of space they desire i know many owners in the industrial uses that have moved out of san francisco specifically not so moved so much for the cost but the type of facilities that was provided for them and you know the oldest facilities just were not meeting their needs so to be competitive we have to do things because the loss of pdrs jobs and loss of industrial is not because of cost but because of the type of facilities are dated and this is going to make us competitive it looks like the cost per square feet is not going to change sixth and probably is impartial throughout the bayview i'm supportive and move to approve. >> second and commissioner johnson. >> thank you just real quick it is this is a good project for the area we talked about saving pdr says that a concentration a lot of buildings are vacant this is a good way to walk the walk and support pdr in san francisco's this is

project and it is going to bring a part of ourville area into the modern era if i drive to places like brisbaneder you drive into the industrial area they're new and criterion and over industrial use as the kinds of space they desire i know many owners in the industrial uses that have moved out of san francisco specifically not so moved so much for the cost but the type of facilities that was provided for them and you know the oldest facilities just were not meeting their needs so to be competitive we have to do things because the loss of pdrs jobs and loss of industrial is not because of cost but because of the type of facilities are dated and this is going to make us competitive it looks like the cost per square feet is not going to change sixth and probably is impartial throughout the bayview i'm supportive and move to approve. >> second and commissioner johnson. >> thank you just real quick it is this is a good project for the area we talked about saving pdr says that a concentration a lot of buildings are vacant this is a good way to walk the walk and support pdr in san francisco's this is