or the one on masonic and look at it as a broad city, the impact on how it does in the whole city. one thing to think about. and the other thing that i don't think was addressed was, they had two different formula use and things that came up in the last year or two, and one was sherm an williams store that came in on polk street and another one was orchard supply that wanted to come in on howard street or one of those streets and i forgot which one. and in both cases, the way that the planning department came up with how many other formula stores were around it or how many other similar stores, there was not

or the one on masonic and look at it as a broad city, the impact on how it does in the whole city. one thing to think about. and the other thing that i don't think was addressed was, they had two different formula use and things that came up in the last year or two, and one was sherm an williams store that came

or the one on masonic and look at it as a broad city, the impact on how it does in the whole city. one thing to think about. and the other thing that i don't think was addressed was, they had two different formula use and things that came up in the last year or two, and one was sherm an williams store that came in on polk street and another one was orchard supply that wanted to come in on howard street or one of those streets and i forgot which one. and in both cases, the way that the planning department came up with how many other formula stores were around it or how many other similar stores, there was not a set kie criteria in the orchard supply case, the city builders was a block and a half or two blocks away and they were never counted as part of it, it didn't make sense, in the case of the sherm an williams store they left out a bunch of stores by jerry man did jerry man dering the area. i think that has to be fixed a uniform thing that makes it reasonable. some things to think about. thank you. >> i need to remind that the public comment is at three minutes. >> any other mem

or the one on masonic and look at it as a broad city, the impact on how it does in the whole .

a moratorium shutting down the cafes but a federal court ruled the city's moratorium could not be enforced because it was overly broad. the city staff members are now work on a new ordinance. >> the high-speed rail roth hit a snag, two lawmakers are asking forren a audit to investigate how the rail authority is buying land. republican patterson from fresno says they want to ensure land owners can appeal appraisals before imminent domain proceedings begin. if john they received a grandparent light on acquiring hundreds of parcels of prime farmland. the high-speed rail project will go from san diego to the bay area and sacramento and lawmakers' request is heard later this morning. >> the historic department store building in downtown oakland has a new owner sold for $9.8 million to the deve the oaklandr and plan to put a call center in the old store and that will create 500 new jobs. >> happening now, evacuation orders are in place for residents threatened by a fire in riverside county, which has charred thoroughly 1,on acres and is only 20 percent contained. the fire break out monday morning in the cleveland national

and in the broad way, it investments in our city's future. and the future is incredibly important to the people who are standing right in front of me, the young folks, because we've always said that our budget should reflect the values of the city. well, we're putting a lot of value in our youth so we have to invest in them. we have to invest in infrastructure that will last a long, long time and we'll have to invest in technology and all the future that we have. so, this is a very forward looking budget. it's a very expensive one, but it's a very forward looking one. and, so, when we look at the classes that we'll create, whether it's our police or fire or sheriff's department or all the other public safety departments that are challenged with heavy levels of retirement, or we're investing in departments programs or we're investing in education, like $105 million in our public school system in the next two years, people know what investment does. (applause) >> so, all of this, if you're a budget studier, you'll know that i'm speaking the abs

. >> this all happened near telegraph and broad waishgs not far from city hal, an improving area called uptown. if there's an upside to this story, it's this, what the neighborhood did after the shooting. >> at that moment it's glad you were able to run and help somebody else out at that point. >> and it wasn't just those two. many came to help the victims. >> they came from rudy's. they did that because they want today get this guy. >> yes. and to help four people who were shot. >> this man who didn't want to appear on camera says the response reflects the true oakland. >> and i don't want people to think this is how oakland is, you know, and there's a lot of people who came to aid, you know. so that -- that's oakland, people coming to help people. that's oakland. not what happened. the after math. and there was general win concern. >> in oakland, kpix 5. >>> oakland police haven't made any arrest in this shooting. all four victims, though, are expected to survive. >>> today's shooting comes after a deadly shooting at an east oakland birthday party last night. one man died at the scene

city streets. a neighbor recorded these men dumping furniture, mattresses and other trash on the sidewalks from the big van. they unloaded the rental truck and sedan in broadght. the city recently dedicated a team of lawyers to go after them and caught a dozen people within a month. >> many of these people by the way do not even live in oakland. they are bringing trash from out of the area and dumping it in oakland. >> the city attorney will ask for an increase in penalties up to a misdemeanor. right now it's only an infraction. >>> google makes it clear your personal emails may not be as private as you think. coming up, what you can do to protect yourself. >> the cost of kids. the rising rates of having a big family and where parents are going to have to pay more coming up. >> a helpless whale rescued by the coast guard. the objects floating in the water that trapped the animal. ,, female narrator: it's posturepedic versus beautyrest it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing. mattress price wars are on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better nigh

planning commission, so i think this will be similarly coming with a lot of broad support from all the key policy makers in the city which should get us all moving quickly. >> thank you. members of the board anything else? any final comment? >> [inaudible] >> michael schwartz. >> good afternoon. >> i am with the sfmta and based on public comment want to make sure people know where we are in the very near term and the final environmental document is available and as director reiskin said it will be certified by the board d will bring it to this board in september and approval and adoption of the findings. anyone that wants to review the project it's on the project website and you can download all of the chapters and parking and 3.5 that goes into a longer description of parking, anything you would like to see and anyone is welcome to send me an email if you have questions. thank you very much for your time. >> thank you mr. schwartz. director ramos. >> yeah. the reason i think there was speculation about caltrans because it's not crystal clear about the delay and there was speculation in the public forums what it co

we are part of a broad base coalition of dozens of work force providers here in the city advocating for a more coordinated work force development system for people with barriers with employment. we appreciate the efforts of the mayor and rhonda simpsons and others to support our work and our coalition is requesting 1.2 million of support for basic skills development to people with barriers so that they can develop the skills they need to obtain and maintain job and employment. we respectfully ask for your support for this important request. since 1978 asian neighborhood design has trained over 2600 at risk lo income individuals from under served communities in green construction training, corpently, and cabinet tree and solar panel installation. we service many residents every year and they gain skills in sustainable building, life skills, ged preparation and wrap around services. we are the de facto job provider for the green train academy. it cost $6,500 a year to train these at risk youth in our program versus hundreds of thousands of dollars to incarcerate one of them. we recently c

city of berkeley. >>> two more children shot on the streets of oakland in broad daylight. the unanswered questions police are facing this morning. >>> we're live at the bay bridge set to close wednesday night at 8:00 to make way for the new span. is there a chance it could open early? find out next. >>> a star nba player is missing. the troubling details we are finding out where lamar odom might be. >>> born. take you out live to the oakland estuary. feels like a nice start to the day. steve paulson will tell us all about the weather. but it's a nice look. it's monday morning, august 26th thank you for joining us i'm pam cook. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve is over there. steve, can you find sun for us today? >> yes, i can but not right now. li

broad daylight. neighbors monique and jana are familiar with the problem. they have been calling the city to pick up this large pile of garbage left in front of their building for a a week. >> this is just filthy. >> it's dis respectful. i would describe it as very disrespectful, very nasty, and not welcoming. >> reporter: oakland has one of the worst illegal dumping problems in the bay area. in 2011, it spent $3.2 million just to clean up after illegal dumpers. the city recently dedicated a team of lawyers just out of law school to go after the offenders. and within a month, they caught and cited a dozen people using videos and pictures that show the offenders' license plates. >> many of these people aren't even living in oakland. they're coming here, bringing their trash, and dumping it on oad. the citypeople to report ve this one here causing a mobile app called see, click, fix. you snap a photo, you send it in, and they'll fix it. making it easier to reporter the violators and going after them will cut down on illegal dumping, but it won't stop the problem. >> where there's a will the

broad reforms of the policy. judge scheindlin stated the city had... >> john: and here to discuss this ruling and another criminal justice policy decided today, i'm thrilled to be joined by two of my incredibly esteemed guests of this wonderful run, democratic strategist and contributor to forbes.com, mr. rick ungar. and republican strategist and partner at mercury, a bipartisan national public affairs firm, mr. tom doherty. welcome back to the show, gentlemen. >> always good to be here. >> john: great to have you both here. let me start with you, rick, what do you think of the ruling on stop and frisk? >> i think it was somewhat inevitable. no question that it was a civil rights violation. what's going to be interesting now is to see where this goes. people forget the supreme court does permit stop and frisk as long as there's a reasonable suspicion. question is what's suspicion? we know they went too far because we know that 88% of the people who were stopped and risked never got a ticket, never got arrested. so now we see where it goes. >> john: tom, are you surprised to see a judge putting a stop on it? >> a

did not eliminate the controversial program but insisted on broad reform to protect against this type of discrimination. they said the city'sighest officials have turned a blind eye to the evidence of the frisk and stop i in a racial manner: now, we get an unique and in-depth perspective on all of this with julian bond, he's a friend of the war room, a friend of mine. he joins us today from pensacola, florida, julian, as always thank you for joining us on the show. >> i'm very pleased to be here. thanks for having me. >> michael: always. since we've been doing this series, since we've been talking about race so much, you have been a constant refrain, your voice has, and we appreciate it. let's start with new york. new york's mayor michael bloomberg said if this decision were to stand it would make the city and the whole country a more dangerous place. what are your thoughts on what mayor bloomberg had to say. >> i think this is nonsense, and mayor bloomberg knows better. he has been tied to this policy, he has promoted it, defended it, and it just isn't working. it harasses black men and hispanic men on the street. all of t

city council also approved a controversial measure to ban so-called tools of violence from protests. the bans would cover items such as hammers, wrenches, and firecrackers. some said the ban was too broad could end up banning protest signs and other eye tells. the council agreed to make some changes to address those concerned. >>> daly city are asking for the public's help to find a 30- year-old woman who disappeared two days ago, along with her small dog. she has not been seen since monday. she left home in a mercedes. she had her 1-year-old yorkshire terrier with her. anyone with information on her whereabouts is asked to call police. ♪ [ music ] >>> temperatures today 81 in fairfield. it was 87 in antioch. some temperatures a little below average throughout the bay area. temperatures tomorrow, slightly cooler than these. so we're going to see a little bit more cooling, as that fog really pushes inland. it's not there right now. the fog is going to fill back in, and we'll get a push to the san bruno gap in hayward. kind of a slow burn off, and the daytime highs end up like this. what you're going to notice is oranges and reds, 80s, and 90s, are east of the bay area. most temperatures

city council also approved a controversial measure to ban so-called tools of violence from protests. the bans would cover items such as hammers, wrenches, and firecrackers. some said the ban was too broad could end up banning protest signs and other eye tells. the council agreed to make some changes to address those concerned. >>> daly city are asking for the public's help to find a 30- year-old woman who disappeared two days ago, along with her small dog. she has not been seen since monday. she left home in a mercedes. she had her 1-year-old yorkshire terrier with her. anyone with information on her whereabouts is asked to call police. ♪ [ music ] >>> temperatures today 81 in fairfield. it was 87 in antioch. some temperatures a little below average throughout the bay area. temperatures tomorrow, slightly cooler than these. so we're going to see a little bit more cooling, as that fog really pushes inland. it's not there right now. the fog is going to fill back in, and we'll get a push to the san bruno gap in hayward. kind of a slow burn off, and the daytime highs end up like this. what you're going to notice is oranges and reds, 80s, and 90s, are east of the bay area. most temperatures

so the author also provides, the explanation of why they think we're seeing this broad variation in certain citiesnd maybe not so much. a lot of it comes down too, what karen is arguing, that we don't have a lot of experience yet with this market. and so, so some are very conservative others are less conservative. we'll see a lot of variation. but the question is overtime will these different approaches to market organization that we're seeing in states, will that really make a difference in the kinds of premiums people are seeing? i guess, maybe i'm posing that question to karen, but overtime, how are these markets, how are these markets going to converge? will there be less variation as more plans come in, et cetera? >> well, i think so, because you have in some cases new entrants offering insurance products that have never been in the insurance industry before. so it will be interesting to see if they're able to make it as insurance carriers so that's number one. number two, i think that as you approach this year one, and as an insurance plan, you think well do i have a network that i can build

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