there's on ramp off of bryant and a lot of people take that. but there's an opportunity to build another link off that off-ramp and instead of having everyone going off harrison street they could go bryant and this is not uses forestorage of cal tarantula equipment. presumably it's land owned by caltrans i'm not sure but that would be an excellent place to put a facility and people can wake or take other transportation from there. given the fact we build temporary ramps for the bay bridge in a period of a few months this could be done at the relative cost. i'd like to ask you to explore that possibility >> and to the president. >> and i'm working with caltrans and there's a lot of community concerns about the lot that's there around bryant. the way the lot is used and i'm hoping that the waterfront assessment will put your recommendations recommendations that other staff including the transportation authority and community feedback all on the same table. the assessment helps us to if

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carla bryant? >> no she is not a current member. >> not as a member. >> not as a member, but as an official member representing the district. >> what is it that you need to know? what are the answers? >> what i need to know is what i am trying to get to is the balance of the representation on the cpac and if there are different divisions that we are allocating out, how many of those seats are rotating? verses people staying? seats, or you know going into different categories and then being on the cpac for you know ten or 15 or 20 years, verses having some diversity on the commission which includes representation on the early ed side as well as child care side as well as, you know, all of the different folks that make-up the cpac. and so again, you know, we just have never been engaged to question who comes to us and it comes to us in a slate. which means that you know, we are approving a group of folks without having really had the opportunity that you know the folks that are going to, that we as a

and the proposal, from staff, is to allow for just the transition year, and the ability for bryant and webster fifth graders to elect their own middle schools. and so that is the proposal. and we heard an enrollment update and talked about the future meetings. and i just for the interest of those who are in the enrollment cycle currently, i just wanted to point out that students who did not attend the first three days of school were withdrawn, openings were filled, from the wait pool and the wait pool process will end on friday, september 6th. wait pools will be dissolved and no transfer period will be implemented, however, requests for spring transfers will be accepted. beginning november 9th. >> and also another big day in fall, is our public school enrollment fair, on saturday, november second. and our next meeting of the student assignment ad hov committee is september the 11th. >> thank you, commissioner murase. >> commissioner haney. do you have an announcement? >> i would like to invite everyone to the personnel labor meeting that will be happening wednesday, september 11, at 6:

so have you not been to an election bryant >> yes. >> all right. yes, sir. >> i want to commit that after the last meeting i went home and had a warm feeling about how the commission has been working and i want to extend to any fellow commissioners i would say the last couple of months i felt very proud to be here as a commissioner i want to let you guys know. >> anyone else. >> new business items for august 6th. >> yes. >> any new business items on the 6. do you want to make public comment really >> i want to congratulate the conspires now you guys are truly like the a team. >> they didn't before come on. it's invites to not be the only woman on the commission >> all right. we are >> hi, in san francisco we're doing a special series called stay safe, about staying in your home after an earthquake. and today we're going to be talking about the neighborhood support center to help people find new resources when they stay in their home. ♪ ♪ >> we're here at the urban center in san francisco with sarah karlewski, deputy director of spur. we're talking

kimberly bryant is in the red dress bryant says the country is overflowing with tech resource autos makes no sense we're in a place such as the bay area where there is all of this resources in the back grouchbltd we have a look outside there are students of color is over 67%. >> adding tech companies like google have resources to lay cable in neighborhood that's don't have it cheering on home team autos yes. little leaguers on wait to >>> in the abc 7 newsroom at 6:00 the serious accusations being leveled against walnut creek city council members into the investigation of a former city employee accused of inappropriate sexual contact with teen girls. and taking a look at a company that takes your luggage door to door without breaking the bank. how one researcher is looking fwoorning signs of climate change looking at small creatures on the by area shore line. now back to dan and cheryl. >> thank you. >> let's talk baseball. what about a peninsula team? >> belmont all stars took off this morning. friends, zpaem a police escort greeted the team. the 12-year-old talk like old pro autos just

i am james bryant. i am the western regional director of the randolph institute. i am looking forward to having a barrel full of conversations with this commission about activities that happen out in areas such as hunters point bayview area. and the reason i want to hopefully have these many conversations is that you probably all know that the bayview hunters point area is probably one of the, you know, more difficult toxic low-income, et cetera, et cetera. there i did see a piece in the paper today that spun us somewhat positive. i come to you all because we've come to you before and we talked about, you know, a topic about the new greenway. and in those conversations that we've had with you all, we'd like to let you know we have made several attempts to talk to folks and the clients, then to have none of those conversations be returned. i know people have busy schedules, but i do want to make this perfectly clear. the outreach in the bayview hunters point is a very sensitive issue for our community. i would hope that this commission continues to understand the s

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dave bryant defends the tool he uses for his work adding the majority of police departments and even the cia use the polygraph in europe however it's bad because of it's on reliable results. steve tourism is a law professor in chicago he's an expert in interrogation techniques and has been able to obtain the freedom of several suspects on death row life sentences often their alleged confessions he's one of the polygraphs fiercest critics. they hope the person up to this machine they tell them that this machine is infallible and it's objective and it's neutral it doesn't know you this machine doesn't have any stake in whether or not you're innocent or guilty. and when they fail that polygraph test or better yet when they're told they fail that polygraph test it brings them down to a place of hopelessness where it's easier to get them to confess and we have numerous cases where police officers lie about polygraph results and get innocent people to confess. knowing the polygraph is not always dependable scientists have been urgently researching brain i and voice patterns instead so far

. >>> kobe bryant's bizarre rehab program. plus all your sports highlights. we've got that for you next. >>> now let's get the latest in sports for you. there's that far-reaching rolling stone article on ex-patriot aaron hernandez we were talking about yesterday. the patriots president now says it's not all right. for instance, the article says hernandez told coach bill belichick his life was in danger and that belichick told him he should get into a safehouse. the patriots president now says that is not true. and doubts other claims made in the article. >>> take it to the u.s. open. rafael nadal destroying his brazilian opponent. silva only won three games in his straight set loss. defending champ serena williams did the very same thing, only giving up three games in her win. >>> to the last preseason nfl games. patriot ryan mallet throws to rookie josh boyce. touchdown. tim tebow then hurls this 52-yarder. another 7 from that. sadly, giants running back andre brown breaks his leg in the game. the pats beat the giants, 28-20. >>> vikings/titans. the vikings

dave bryant defends the tool he uses for his work adding the majority of police departments and even the cia use the polygraph in europe however it's bad because of its on reliable results. is a law professor in chicago he's an expert in interrogation techniques and has been able to obtain the freedom of several suspects on death row life sentences often their alleged confessions he's one of the polygraphs fiercest critics. they hope the person up to this machine they tell them that this machine is infallible that it's objective and it's neutral it doesn't know you this machine doesn't have the stake in whether or not you're in the center guilty. and when they fail that polygraph test or better yet when they're told they fail that polygraph test it brings them down to a place of hopelessness where it's easier to get them to confess and we have numerous cases where police officers lie about polygraph results and get innocent people to confess. knowing the polygraph is not always dependable scientists have been urgently researching brain i and voice patterns instead so far without much

i'm james bryant. i do want to correct a small little piece. jacquelyn flynn is our executive director and, so, i take no credit for the great work she's doing because she's doing a fine job. [speaker not understood] may want to come up. dick came to you all a few months ago with some concerns. obviously -- obviously we are now in the village, so to speak, talking about how we can make things better, talking about how we can get outreach services to the people who need to have job opportunities the most in this 16 to 24 age group. ms. brand can tell you a little more about the [speaker not understood] i think some of you are aware of our long-time existence in the community. we would like to thank our partners constitution corps and aaron larkin services for joining with us and we'd like to thank the commission for having the wherewithal to consider us to help out with a program that obviously started by sophie maxwell and i would love to see it flourish. so, ms. flynn. >>> good evening, everyone. first, i wanted to thank you all for allowing u

castilleja is at the corner of bryant and embarcadero expressway.if you know palo alto at all, you certainly know embarcadero is a very busy main thoroughfare just off to the left here. it's easy to see why traffic congestion is an issue for parents and neighbors. according to the school's website, castilleja is the only independent school for grades 6-11 with a heft i have ti price tag. tuition $38,200 per student. they have been permitted to have 415 girls and it's lived by this enrollment cap until now. for the upcoming school year it has enrolled 448. so they are over by 33 students. it may not seem like a lot, but to these neighbors it certainly is. according to the palo alto daily news, they're upset because they say parking is already a huge problem and now they're worried about more noise and pollution. what happens now? today the school is submitting a report applying for a new permit to allow for the extra students and to prove it does have a plan for the additional traffic. in the meantime, to help address community concerns, castilleja i

what is kobe bryant doing?is >>> good evening, thankfully preseason is over now nl teams going to cut their rosters down before tomorrow's 3:00 pacific deadline. niner goesing to have to cut good player nouz they have to replace le michael james just a little while. heading into the season he suffered a sprain mcl last night going to be out three to four weeks so kyle women yims is coming back from a torn acl may be back for the season opener and could return fun. here comes bear raid offense, also first game for true freshman quarterback jared goff, goff named starter is excited to get a taste of football at college level. as well as rest of the team looking forward to hitting people other than teammates. >> yeah. i'm excited there is going to be a new experience for me like a lot of young players. any time something different, something new you're excited about it. there is a game day here is fantastic. i know crowds goring to be great. so we're excited to take it in. importantly excited about opportunity to

represented kobe bryant and michael vick. who did he do a better job for?ook the vickple thing harder. >> i do, too. >> that girl didn't take it harder. >> getting off track. >> mike vick was in a bad place and this particular media group, whatever they did, whatever they said to him, it track and a better now he's not only living a better life but people like him again. work, vick, and good work,risis team and good "60 minutes," you let celebrities manipulate you. pamick solomon and anderson, they for hawaii. she is in this photo. her head is right there. ha ha! [chuckles] announcer: they say that when you're facing extreme danger, your life flashes before you. [giggles] [chuckles] [bells peal] [baby cries] ha ha ha ha! [giggles] if you think that's sad, consider facing it before you even have enough life to flash before your eyes. car crashes are the number-one killer of children 1 through 13. deaths and injuries can be prevented by using the right car seat. visit safercar.gov/therightseat to know what is appropriate for each age and size. >> closed capti

we will go to nick bryant. hearing?you any consensus? >> no consensus. the allegations of this atrocity, and they pointed to the statement of the foreign ministry in moscow. that blames the syrian opposition. said there was provocation to try to de-rail peace talks. the americans, british, and french take a different view. they believe this offers proof of syrian barbarism. they believe it exerts diplomatic pressure to get that team that arrived on sunday to look at the size of the allegedly atrocity. >> it sounds like the fault line has always been there. >> even an event of this scale has done nothing to break the have seen deadlock we for two years. it is not even certain the weapons team even if they did get access, with all the technology they needed, even if they did get access, it is quite restricted. it is to say whether weapons were used, not who used them. a visit is highly unlikely and impossible. you would still get a claim as to who used them. >> inks for a much. today the white house expressed deep concerns over these reports. joined by the

we will go to nick bryant. hearing?you any consensus? >> no consensus. the allegations of this atrocity, and they pointed to the statement of the foreign ministry in moscow. that blames the syrian opposition. said there was provocation to try to de-rail peace talks. the americans, british, and french take a different view. they believe this offers proof of syrian barbarism. they believe it exerts diplomatic pressure to get that team that arrived on sunday to look at the size of the allegedly atrocity. >> it sounds like the fault line has always been there. >> even an event of this scale has done nothing to break the have seen deadlock we for two years. it is not even certain the weapons team even if they did get access, with all the technology they needed, even if they did get access, it is quite restricted. it is to say whether weapons were used, not who used them. a visit is highly unlikely and impossible. you would still get a claim as to who used them. >> inks for a much. today the white house expressed deep concerns over these reports. joined by the

when a guy gets caught wearing a dress and leather mask in a public restroom at bryant park, you don'the is a creep. sorry, mr. doosy, want to make it clear. >> definitely. >> peter is in the washington bureau, a normal person. >> all right. this is an interesting one. a 37-year-old chimpanzee entered an online art contest, there he is, the future picasso, and won. he won $10,000. what did everyone else do this week? can you believe that? that's the painting that won the chimpanzee from a sanctuary in louisiana, the winner of 10,000 big ones. greg, you also entered that under the name snuggles. >> i did it to pick up an artist not to enter. >> i have done similar work like that. usually after a night of drinking. >> that was a good piece of artwork. >> it is pretty amazing. like your tie, juan. >> look at that! quite similar to the tie! >> and used his tongue to do it. that's the detail i left out. greg it as well. thanks for watching, everybody. be sure to tune in monday for the special day labor day edition of "the five." have a great holiday weekend. "special report" is up next. >>>

the bryants are all packed up just in case. should they go about their business? or hang out at their house? >> we're afraid to leave and go to our doctors appointments. we're afraid we're going to lose our house while we're gone. >> reporter: burning since last weekend, control of the rim fire has been elusive. the terrain is rugged and dread brush from a dry winter is fueling the flames. >> ready, ready. drop. >> reporter: this youtube video from the california air national guard shows bomber crews hard at work to get the fire under control. fighting from the ground is just too dangerous. >> it's where there's no safety zones really to be able to escape if that fire was to turn at them. we last 19 in arizona, we're not going to let that happen again. >> reporter: at least nine structures have burned including this house. 2,500 homes and buildings remain threatened. >> it took forest service 15 minutes to get out. >> reporter: bill carlson owns a lunch. a beautiful retreat that mostly serves european visitors is saved. >> we built it actually with burned wood tha

i'm clarence bryant and i represent the public - golf alliance of san francisco. i'm a 5 time residents and a product of the industry streets and schools and it's environment. i want to speak briefly about the issue that's close to my heart i'm a recreational golfer. and i understand that's a factor that's - actually initiating a proposal to eliminated sharp park from the budget. sharp park is a historical venue and it's utilized but the every man of the golf world. i urge you to regret this proposal to eliminate the budget. the budget elimination people are basing their proposal on things that are not supported by facts. the facts are that the golf course does, in fact, support itself if the fees raised from the golf course were not dpefrtd into the black hole called the general fund i'm sure the golf course would support itself. each member of the board has been sent a letter to all the facts. evaluate the facts and regret the proposal to eliminate the sharp park funding from the budget. thank you very much >> good afternoon. supervisors. i'm a native san franci

"i think our team, we all wanna get it done," antonette bryant dice que los sindicalistas quieren quea asegurar el futuro de los trabajadores y evitar otro paro laboral. esta maÑana, las senadoras por california, barabara boxer y dianne feinstein enviaron una carta al bart y los sindicatos para pedirles que lleguen a un acuerdo y acabar con la disputa. outro ---si ambas partes no logran un contrato el domingo, el gobernador jerry brown podria ordenar que las negociaciones continuen otros 60 dias.. de no ser asi, podria haber otra huelga.. ---regreso con ustedes. blanca ---se han iniciado los trabajos de reparacion de docenas de "pernos" defectuosos en la rampa este del "bay bridge". take vo ---los trabajadores de caltrans han comenzado a instalar unos "sujetadores" de acero para darle estabilidad al puente en caso de un terremoto. ---estas reparaciones se espera finalicen a mediados de diciembre. ---caltrans, tambien reparar una zona en la nueva plataforma para que pueda ser habilitada rapidamente. stop open cesar ---hoy abre sus puertas el controvertido club para caballeros en el cen

[adjourned] >> bryant, i want to start off by thanking sf gov tv and media services and every media of the commission and making it available to the public online as well as channel 26 to the public and the audience, please silence all your cell phones and electronic devices. if you are to participate in public comment, please fill out a public comment speaker card, there's some