here but it happens" christopher clements, with the pacifica police department said they immediatelyofficer go out and put up these signs warning people captain clements said while his officer was there on the pier he saw the shark and took this picture. the pier is a popular spot for fishing. several fisherman told me they saw the shark and that it snapped a few fishing lines here grabbing bait and scared away the fish sound from dee k. adnarim - fishing in pacifica"we are like oh there goes are fish"dee adnarim was surprised how close the shark got to the pier and beach. sound from dee k. adnarim - fishing in pacifica"saw shadow of it and coming right for us" dee got this video on her phone of the close encounter nats - video no aggressive behavior by the shark was reported it came and went without incident. police here say the last report they had of a shark sighting was june last year. but fisherman here told me they see sharks of various sizes often.. sound from artson daniels - fishing in pacifica"its their habitat" sound from - chris clements - captainpacifica police departmen

what will happen to the building one person is injured after a white van crashes into a building on clement street and arguello boulevard in san francisco. san francisco. boulevard in and arguello boulevard in san francisco. ( james ) thanks will. ( darya ) and we first told you about this crash with a push alert at 4:55 this morning. you can stay up to date with breaking news in your area. just download the free kron 4 mobile app. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. (james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... slightly warmer highs are expected through thursday, as onshore flow continues and the marine layer remains well established in the bay area. tracking 60s-70s along the coast and 80s inland. friday and saturday, a significant warm-up is expected as an upper level ridge builds northward along the coast, temperatures increase aloft, and flow turns offshore. this increases the threat of elevated fire danger. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101.

this van crashed at arguello and clement here in san francisco. the driver was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. witnesses say they could feel the building shake when the van h hit. >> there was a lyft driver that stopped, was doing a drop-off over here. thank goodness for that guy. he was the first one here. he dialed 911 and checked on the guy. the guy was awake. we could hear him talking, telling us that he's injured and that he's bleeding. >> reporter: officials shut off the utilities out of concern for safety. so the res drenidents are all sg somewhere else for now. police say they don't know why this van crashed. they need to obviously talk to that driver who is recovering in the hospital. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 >> the abc 7 news app sent out a push alert this morning shortly after the van crashed. you can download the app for free and make sure you enable those push alerts. >>> going to turn now to several bay area mayors, on the same page when it comes to separating families at the border. >> libby

here but it happens" christopher clements, with the pacifica police department said they immediately had an officer go out and put up these signs warning people captain clements said while his officer was there on the pier he saw the shark and took this picture. the pier is a popular spot for fishing. several fisherman told me they saw the shark and that it snapped a few fishing lines here grabbing bait and scared away the fish sound from dee k. adnarim - fishing in pacifica"we are like oh there goes are fish"dee adnarim was surprised how close the shark got to the pier and beach. sound from dee k. adnarim - fishing in pacifica"saw shadow of it and coming right for us" dee got this video on her phone of the close encounter nats - video no aggressive behavior by the shark was reported it came and went without incident. police here say the last report they had of a shark sighting was june last year. but fisherman here told me they see sharks of various sizes often.. sound from artson daniels - fishing in pacifica"its their habitat" sound from - chris clements - captainpacifica police d

here but it happens" christopher clements, with the pacifica police department said they immediately had an officer go out and put up these signs warning people captain clements said while his officer was there on the pier he saw the shark and took this picture. the pier is a popular spot for fishing. several fisherman told me they saw the shark and that it snapped a few fishing lines here grabbing bait and scared away the fish sound from dee k. adnarim - fishing in pacifica"we are like oh there goes are fish"dee adnarim was surprised how close the shark got to the pier and beach. sound from dee k. adnarim - fishing in pacifica"saw shadow of it and coming right for us" dee got this video on her phone of the close encounter nats - video no aggressive behavior by the shark was reported it came and went without incident. police here say the last report they had of a shark sighting was june last year. but fisherman here told me they see sharks of various sizes often.. sound from artson daniels - fishing in pacifica"its their habitat" sound from - chris clements - captainpacifica police d

here but it happens" christopher clements, with the pacifica police department said they immediately had an officer go out and put up these signs warning people captain clements said while his officer was there on the pier he saw the shark and took this picture. the pier is a popular spot for fishing. several fisherman told me they saw the shark and that it snapped a few fishing lines here grabbing bait and scared away the fish sound from dee k. adnarim - fishing in pacifica"we are like oh there goes are fish"dee adnarim was surprised how close the shark got to the pier and beach. sound from dee k. adnarim - fishing in pacifica"saw shadow of it and coming right for us" dee got this video on her phone of the close encounter nats - video no aggressive behavior by the shark was reported it came and went without incident. police here say the last report they had of a shark sighting was june last year. but fisherman here told me they see sharks of various sizes often.. sound from artson daniels - fishing in pacifica"its their habitat" sound from - chris clements - captainpacifica police d

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one person is injured after a white van crashes into a building on clement street and arguello boulevard ( james ) thanks will.( james ) ( james ) thanks will. ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( james ) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... slightly warmer highs are expected through thursday, as onshore flow continues and the marine layer remains well established in the bay area. tracking 60s-70s along the coast and 80s inland. friday and saturday, a significant warm-up is expected as an upper level ridge builds northward along the coast, temperatures increase aloft, and flow turns offshore. this increases the threat of elevated fire danger. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) our top story this morning... a woman is attacked and sexually assaulted in a santa rosa parking lot. ( james ) kron4's sara stinson is live at the police department to show us who police are looking for. take reporter:good morning - that's right officers are looking for the suspect who assaulted a 27-year-ol

this is on clement street and arguello boulevard in the san francisco richmond district. major damage to the van and the home here. the driver was stuck inside of the vehicle. emergency workers had to get the driver out. the driver was sent to the hospital with major injuries. witness said he was bleeding from the head. at this point, crews are trying to assess the damage and shore up the building while they try to figure out exactly what kind of damage was done and if this thing is going to be able to stand on its own or if it is a danger to itself and the buildings around it. people to lived nearby thought it was an earthquake. >> heard a big crash. felt the building shake. my roommate woke up and we ran to the window to see what was going on. didn't see anything, so we went outside and then we saw a couple of people pointing to this crash over here. >> reporter: now, the people that live inside of this apartment building had to leave through the fire escape. the gas and the electricity have all been turned off as a precaution and at first light, more workers will be ou

this happened at arguello and clement in san francisco's richmond district.t was about 3:30 this morning. the driver was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. residents say they could feel the building shake when the van hit. >> there was a lyft driver that stopped, was doing a drop-off over here. that thank goodness for that guy. he was the first one, he dialed 911 and checked on the guy. the guy was awake. we could hear him talking, telling us that he's injured and he's bleeding. >> reporter: no one else was hurt. residents tell me there are six units in this building. they had utilities shut off over a concern for safety. police need help asking why this happened. they're asking for any witnesses to please give them a call. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. now to the ongoing crisis at the nation's border. >> the associated press reporting this morning babies and other young children forcibly separated from their children at the u.s.-mexico border are now being held at so-called tender age shelters. >> th

let us everything in terms of clement. let us have some perspective from brazil.ing to a radio journalist. they are very happy now. brazil needed a boost. the last game was not a good game, because we did not pass well and ca ke because we did not pass well and cake and made a score. now, we have possession, we have a good game with some good passes. now, ithink brazil is in the right way. i think firmino can replace jesus in the next game. i think douglas costa played very well. maybe he can can keep playing. now brazil are happy, we needed that victory. john, i know tea m we needed that victory. john, i know team sort of goal and two tournaments, especially when they are struggling, that is what they like to say, but do you think brazil fa ns like to say, but do you think brazil fans and followers will want to to have seen a little bit more of all their material skills and certainly a couple more goals? we saw patches offered in the games and speaking to some of the fans, they were more positive than i thought they would be. they say they have seen enough signs

st clement's was just one of the religious and community centres that found itself at the heart of the and taking donations. it became a kind of emergency depot for people who were coming to the local area. it also became a place where people could just rest and be. i remember praying with a number of people in the building. that's kind of all you can do at moments like that. the mayor of london was also at the service. he's written to the prime minister saying the way the survivors have been treated is chaotic and inhumane. i've been speaking to grieving families where the pain is still raw, but they're having to be campaigners, having to lobby and campaign and be advocates — that shouldn't be the case. they should be allowed to grieve completely without having to be campaigners, as well. the government say they are working with survivors to support them rebuild their lives, and to ensure they get the truth and justice they deserve. for some, the garden is part of the healing process. a donation by the family of one of the fire's victims made it possible. i hope that whenever people g

the bishop of london and the mayor attended the ceremony at st clement's church in notting dale, in theus regeneration. nearly a year on, neighbours on the friends, family man at the church of the foot of the g re nfell tower. man at the church of the foot of the grenfell tower. this time, to welcome new life. a memorial garden for the community left devastated by the fire. particularly in the week thatis the fire. particularly in the week that is coming, which i think will be very difficult, it will provide a space for people to find whiteness, but also reflection, to think about not just looking back, but also reflection, to think about notjust looking back, but you look forward. think limits wasjust one of the religious and community centres that found itself at the heart of the response —— saint clements. it's doors opened at 3am that morning, providing shelter and taking donations. it became an emergency double for people who had to go to the local area. it also became a place where people could just rest and be an pray with a number of people in the building. if all you can do at

so a lot to worry about and in order to talk about this i'm joined now by clements first president of the institute for economic research joins me in the studio first of all we've we've talked about all we've heard about all those problems do political and trade issues if you take it all in all how does the german economy handle all this the german economy is relatively solid this is mostly because the domestic economy is steady wages are growing and bond is growing so consumption is strong and the construction sector is expanding so the do with domestic economies supporting growth but the export sector is at risk here is it risk is a because i know that the bundesbank for example is one of the few that seems to contradict your projection they expect german growth to rebound certainly in the second quarter thanks to a higher state spending can that compensate the risk you just mentioned not really we think it's true that public spending is expanding about we don't think we were bounced back to growth we expected at the beginning of the year so we were slightly more optimistic than the

it crashed near clement this morning.ndro left one dead and one in critical condition. police say it started overnight as a parking lot fight among four people. >>> work on san francisco's ocean beach is under way this morning. crews are trucking sand from one end of the beach to the other to mitigate the effects of erosion. one southbound lane of the great highway is closed. weather and traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> good morning. time 8:57. your wednesday morning commute is settling down. we are tracking slowdowns especially along 880. you can see that right near the alameda, this is a slow ride in the northbound direction. that's in the red as you make your way on up towards brokaw. 880 southbound that's been a struggle and we are starting to show on improvement. we had an earlier truck fire that really kept our ride in the red. 52 minutes between 238 and 237. looking better towards the haze. the eastshore freeway out of the red in the yellow 26 minutes from highway 4 to the macarthur maze. >>> on this last

this is on clement street and arguello boulevard in the san francisco richmond district. major damage to the van and the home here. the driver was stuck inside of the vehicle. emergency workers had to get the driver out. the driver was sent to the hospital with major injuries. at this point, crews are trying to assess the damage and shore up the building while they try to figure out exactly what kind of damage was done and if this thing is going to be able to stand on its own or if it is a danger to itself and the buildings around it. people that were inside of this apartment building had to leave through the fire escape. the gas and the electricity have all been turned off as a precaution and at first light, more workers will be out here to try to figure out what they are dealing with. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> oakland is taking new steps to address the homeless crisis. the city council approved a million dollars in funding for immediate health and sanitation services. more than $7.5 million has been approved to develop a strategy to deal with the

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the accident occurred on arguello boulevard and clement street just after 3:30 a.m.police and firefighters say the driver was in a large white van, and somehow lost control and crashed into the building. a van slammed into the bottom of an apartment building in san francisco on arguello and clemente streets on june 20, 2018. san francisco fire spokeswoman denise newman said the utilities had to be shut off and the building had to be braced so it wouldn't collapse. the driver was taken away by ambulance; firefighters had to use the jaws of life to get him out of the van. it's unclear why he drove into the building. the impact was so intense it felt like an earthquake.>> we heard a big crash. the building shook. my roommate woke up and we ran to the window to see what was going on. >> all of a sudden, we heard a huge bang. we both got really scared. i rolled out of bed thinking it was an earthquake. >> firefighters built a temporary wooden brace to shore up the three-story building until engineers can move in and determine if it is structurally sound. it will who live

it happened about 3:30 this morning near clement. so far no reports of residents are bystanders being injured but some people right now are out of their homes. >>> one person dead after a stabbing in san leandro shopping complex. it happened overnight outside the sons of liberty ale house. the bar is inside a plaza off of east 14th street across from the safeway. four people had just left the bar when they got into some sort of fight. two men were stabbed and one died at the scene, the other is in critical condition in the hospital. police are still looking for the attackers. >> there's still a lot of work in the wake of the north bay wildfires but santa rosa leaders are trying to help. according to the press democrat, council members approved a new $44 million budget that's 16% higher than last year. a lot of the money will be used to cover costs related to the deadly firestorm like replacing water systems contaminated from the fire related toxins. and we've seen a lot of changes on b.a.r.t. in recent months as the transit agency tr

crash happened a couple of hours ago on near clement street.reports of residents or bystanders being injured but some people are out of their homes. pete suratos will join us with a live report at the top of the hour. we understand the driver of the van fell asleep. >>> back to our continuing coverage of the immigration crisis. happening on the u.s./mexican border. people across the nation and right here in the bay area demanding change as hundreds of families torn apart. protests continue this morning. local advocates urging action. kris sanchez is live in oakland and kris, what are those people going to be asking our local leaders to do? >> reporter: they are going to be rallying and protesting this morning. we're waiting for the bus to show up that's going to carry 50 people here from the fruit veil b.a.r.t. station. one lady from fresno and another from l.a. and several other spots. in all more than 200 people are expected to show up by bus, a lot of other folks are car pooling. these folks are fueled by images like these of child detention

truck, the driver fell asleep at the wheel and drove right through this area, this light here on clement and into that garage. you still see it right there and see the delivery truck that drove right through the garage and we'll show you same video from earlier, it was a much more active scene. you had san francisco fire and san francisco police here. as i mentioned, they are saying that the truck driver fell asleep at the wheel driving through into that garage area. there were no cars in the area and there were no people there in the area but now as far as residents i spoke to some of themey menti boom. obviously it was quite the wake-up call for them but looks like they may have family or friends in the area so red cross won't be coming out here to assist them. back outs live on the scene, you're seeing this intersection has been cleared but that van is still there. that delivery truck driving through this intersection into that garage. there was a witness who heard a loud bang as they describe, we'll hear from them at 5:00 a.m. we're live in san francisco, pete suratos, for "today in

before mar-a-lago there was san clemente. but as nixon's personal attorney, herb kalmbach also ended up up to heck in a lot of different kinds of shady and ultimately illegal nixon stuff as well. everything f pruitt-style straight up nixon grifting to bribes and corrtion and illegal campaign finance. ultimately, kalmbach ended up rit in the heart of the watergate cover-up that brought down nixon as president. before president trump's refusal to release his tax returns, the biggest example in presidential history of a president getting in trouble with regard to his taxes was nixon's tax scandal about vice presidential papers. this is sort of become an obscure thing. it probably never would have been resurfaced in modern discussions about the presidency were it not for trump courting controversy about his taxes, but that's what sort of brought up again what nixon had done that got people so upset about his taxes that led to the modern president and presidential candidates all releasing their tax returns. before richard nixon wa

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see crew members pulling a woman from the boat near san clemente island early friday morning. coast guard says a woman suffered a head injury from a pole on the boat. she was taken tohe koidoing.ation. coast kbard s eight-knot seas during that incident. >>> new meaning to danger on the dance floor. an off-duty fbi ajegent showing off smooth moves instead ends up accidentally shooting a man. it happened in a nightclub in downtown denver. video shows the agent's gun falling to the ground as he does the back flip. when he reaches down to pick up the gun, it fires. police say a man in the crowd was shot in the leg. he is expected to be okay. the agent was questioned by denver police who then turned him over to a supervisor at the fbi. >>> a georgia police officer in big trouble after hitting a man with his car. police say the officer was patrolling a neighborhood where he saw a man who was wanted for violating his felony probation. the officer chased the man with his patrol car, jumped a curb and pl intohe arrested that man was taken to the hospital in an ambulance. the athens cla

margins the service on the in kensington and chelsea i'm joined by alan everett he is the vicar of st clement's church in the shadow of the grunfeld tower is also the author of after the finding words for grandfather millions of words will be found arguably at the inquiry that to resume has launched what's your sense of what the community feel about what their expectations of the millions of words will be written about that night. i think most people appreciate the need to document and to highlight the issues i think the frustration and difficulty for people is simply the time it's going to take before we get results and so people in the situation where they feel very helpless where they're just waiting and here we are a year on a still way waiting has an effect only really just begun grenfell tower has recently been covered but still up there we've no clear formal process for carrying forward the next stage with tower. demolition will be dirty and noisy we don't know what's going to be put in its place is a memorial site so the whole year all in one of the things i don't know exactly and obvio

it rocked the whole block)the accident happened around 3 this morning at clement and arguello in therict.pg and e cut off power and gas to the building while firefighters evacuated the people inside for their safety. but their normal exit which is a staircase down to the garage was blocked by the van forcing them to leave using the fire escapeas the sun came up and people got out to see the damage they couldn't believe what happened even the ones who felt their building rattle(i had no idea it was this. it's incredible because they just painted it too. it's sad)(will tran/san francisco- why the driver plowed into the building is under investigation. whether he fell asleep at the wheel or drugs or alcohol played a role in this accident but they can't talk to him yet because he's in the hospital with major injuries. in san francisco will tran kron 4 news) (grant) graphic testimony today at a hearing for the california couple who prosecutors say held their 13 children captive for years. news)tran kron 4 news) (grant) (grant) graphic testimony today at a hearing for the california couple

do we need to conclude people to positionsove where there will be a worse economic clement -- economic climate? question andgreat a great way to look historically and try to discern something. i was exchanging emails with an author who does this kind of research and he was pushing me to criticizefine the studies as not being constructive, but then what is constructive? if we want to know about climate change, how should we study it? and i said, just because economists learn about statistical regressions in graduate school doesn't mean it is the right way to study climate change. aside from the earth science side of it, it is frankly more of a sociological study. it is understanding in this country, what are the adaptations people make him a how and why do they make them, what is the cost of that? -- it is comparing across countries and saying how does manufacturing in singapore compared to manufacturing in germany? those insights would be much more powerful than some of this. audience member: i'm interested in your thoughts about the timeframe of that adaptation. has been fact that it

pg&e spokeswoman diana showed us the extra clement they have . more crews will work the weekend and staff will be monitoring conditions from their wildfire safety operations center in san francisco. pg&e recently announced they may proactively shut off power in extreme weather conditions to customers in high fire danger areas, only as a last resort.>> even though is read like warning from saturday morning to sunday night, we don't anticipate shutting off power. we are monitoring the conditions 24/7. when we can, we will give customers 48 hour notice. >> reporter: she says customers should prepare for the possibility of regular outages due to many homes running air conditioners and fans. >> it happens without announcement, that's the nature of the beast.>> reporter: pg&e says if you do live in the high fire danger areas he went update your contact information online. officials are also warning people to avoid anything that would create a fire including driving over grass or cutting your grass. ss. >>> coming up at 10, it's been three years since t

on and if we asked the question what came to mind we would hear stephan clark and matches them to clements was killed by police at a chicago last week also. i'm often asked why is that the case and i think my answer always focuses on the power of the story and the narrative. and it's so deeply entrenched that racial profiling in police violence is something that happens exclusively to black men that we perceive to be not am not, even though they might be an violence against women is something that only happens to white women in private spaces and some of us are just out here in the court experiencing violence of both kinds every day without it being seen as part of any of those stories. so, the goal with invisible no more us to expand our understanding of police violence and racial profiling in this country by bringing into that narrative the story of black women and girls that have driven the growth in the women's prison population by 700% over the past four decades which means the women's prison population has increased at a rate to exceed% greater than the rate of incarceration for men.

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through hard work and a business on clement street was able to show me the values of hard work and working towards a common goal. i am an l.b.e. ad i am a plumbing contractor in san francisco. i don't think the the three are mutually exclusive. i think we can, and i think you've started the process. it is a positive process. no one should be excluded but i think there are guidelines that need to be followed. there are loopholes in the ordinances that the city has right now. i think this helps solve its. please forward the work you are doing and we appreciate the work that you do. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon board of supervisors. i am with the sheet metal local one '04. i'm a journeyman i came into the trade in 1985. it was difficult for women to get into the business but that is no longer the case. we have continuing educations for those that wish to come into the union with a much support like myself. i am here to help others to get into that union and stay viable. we also have one of the biggest benefits of all. with some of the greatest -- we have complete packages, both

(vicki) in san francisco a van plows into an apartment building at clement and arguello forcing people living inside to evacuate the accident happened at 3 this morning people say it felt like an earthquake pg and e cut off power and gas to the building while firefighters evacuated the people inside for their safety. the driver was taken to the hospital with major injuries. it's unclear if he fell asleep or if drugs or alcohol played roles in this accident. the cause is still under investigation. (grant) in the east bay... chevron officials say tonight's flaring at the richmond refinery was caused by a malfunctioning compressor at a processing unit. the flaring started just after 4:30... and officials say they are working to address the issue... they say the flaring should not affect anyone in the area and apologized if the flaring caused any concerns.... the company leaders say controlled burns are critical to keeping the refinery running safely.... flares relieve pressure during the refining processes. (vicki) now city leaders in san francisco are announcing the civic center station

delivery van slammed into a three-story apartment building around 3:30 this morning on arguello and clementn the city's inner richmond district. it appears the driver missed a turn and went right into the building. the "jaws of life" were used to get the driver out. no one inside the building was hurt but neighbors say the impact was so intense, it kind of felt like an earthquake. >> heard a big crash. we ran to the window and then out to the street. >> all of a sudden i heard a huge bang. then both, like, jus really scared. i immediately rolled out of bed thinking it was an earthquake. >> reporter: firefighters built a temporary wooden to shore up the three-story building until engineers could determine its structural integrity. people who live in new place to stay. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> another gorgeous day around the bay area. but things are expected to start really heating up. we go to our chief ogist ll martin in the weather center. >> today like yesterday, a little warmer in some places, mostly cooler in the inland valleys by two or three degrees. that's i

. >> and clement donovan has represented new york's congressional district since 2015, when for me fbigent michael graham resigned from congress after pleading guilty to tax evasion. he spent seven months in prison announces the charges were politically motivated. many remember grandma for a noncramped camera confrontation with a reporter whom he threatened to throw off of a balcony. president trump president trump endorsed donovan, reminding supporters of losing a republican senate seat, tweeting "remember alabama? we can't take chances to losing him on a nancy pelosi control democratic." >> it might have even fired up my base because a lot of them who are fully supportive of our president think he got it wrong. >> donovan won the presidents endorsement despite voting against mr. trump's positions on taxes, health care and sanctuary cities. he says, grandma failed to cast the most crucial ballot. >> my opponent went to federal prison and lost his right to vote. he couldn't even vote for the president. >> in a published report today, graham backed away from a previous claim made during

it happened about 3:30 this morning at arguello and clement in the inner richmond." intersection but the van never stopped. it caused considerable damage to the building. in fact, emergency crews had to use the "jaws of life" to get the driver out. and the apartment building was evacuated. firefighters built a temporary wooden brace until engineers can determine the structural integrity of the building. the people who live there have been told they need to stay somewhere else. >>> a new effort is under way to clean up the civic center bart station after growing concern about open drug use there. it was captured on video that was widely seen last month. the city announced today san francisco police including plainclothes officers will conduct patrols at civic center station. that will add an additional 300 patrol hours a week to the station. >> it shouldn't matter to people that use bart which police department is covering the area, which police department has jurisdiction. they just want to feel safe and they deserve to feel safe and we'll make that happen now. >> t

did not go anywhere, but nevertheless, that was a proposal by clement landing him, if you know that name. landingham, if you know the name. third, to protect terrorists. that was a big issue in the 30's and 40's, not so much in the 50's and 60's, -- to protect tariffs. issue in the 30's and 40's, not so much in the 50's and 60's. i think we can say it have very little to do with the secession interests. importantly, when you look at all of these, 90% -- 90% -- of the 67 amendments were carefully and purposefully designed to protect slavery in various ways around the country in the federal constitution. the other 10% had to do with secession issues -- yes, secession issues and reorganizing the oval office. subset is about 10 -- 10 or 11 the proposed nationalizing slavery. at this time slavery was protected under state law. nobody really argued that. everybody assumed if the state wanted slavery, it could do that. if it wanted to opt out, abolish slavery, it could do that is well. we shouldt said that nationalize slavery. slavery should be protected at the national level and the poster chi

. >> supervisor fewer: because i do have a site in my neighborhood. 32nd clement, which a safeway store is moving into. it's a two-acre piece of property that we could build the building above with a partnership with safeway, but i don't see any sort of communication or assistance with actually helping to make that happen, or even negotiating with safeway. i think it's an ideal spot. i spoke to mayor lee about it multiple times, he was quite aware of this site, i think we had conversations about it, in my neighborhood i could use my density, quite frankly, i could build more units, on that site, i could go high on that site. i think this is the kind of assistance offices like mine are looking for. we are seeing affordable units being built all over the city and not actually in our neighborhood. and actually we are second most evictions with owner move-in and ellis act in my neighborhood and people being evicted are seniors in my neighborhood. i'm seeing huge massive displacement. but yet we don't see any building for affordable units in my neighborhood. thank you very much. i want to al

earlier today my colleague money could joan spoke to clements president of the institute for an economic research and she asked him what the latest development means for the german car industry on the whole. it is a problem it is certainly a complete p.r. disaster but there are small behind it is it seems that there is a complete lack of strategy in the car industry about how these things should be dealt with you know how the industry wants to deal with the diesel issues and how it wants to position itself so it's really a disaster and reputation is important and this is clearly not it's not just the damage it's not just damage to the car industry but to the entire german industrial sector claimants fus the the eve for instance to institute and the institute also finds that fears about the effects of tariffs are weighing down on the german economy research group has downgraded its growth forecast for this year from two point six to one point eight percent following similar downward projections from other bodies including the german government other sources of concern for the german econo

clements from pure kenyan lazar had been tied to those networks there in the middle, but you see humber and asked berger-- asperger very isolated in the top with the far wing ice list. this shows the ideological split in psychiatry predated the nazi annexation of vienna. vienna's institution and psychiatric community were already divided and asperger and his crew were already far off from the mainstream. let's go inside asperger education clinic where there's a different more progressive spent. nurse and educational director generated many of their therapies and publish articles on the importance of compassion and play -based techniques-- technique. we would recognize many of her techniques today. following her the clinic staff paid attention to you two seem to have difficulty socializing and the staff collectively called these children autistic. this is as early as 1934 they were using the word autistic, but they didn't consider autistic negative pathology. it was a character trait, so the word-- the physician frankel published articles about autistic characteristics in the mid- 1930s.

famous anecdote about winston churchill, he loses the election at the end of the second world war, clementadley, labour party -- and in the house of commons, don't worry, it is as weird as it gets. churchill goes all the way to the other end of the men's room to urinal 15 stalls over, looks over and says feeling a bit standoffish are we, winston? churchill says not at all, just that every time you see that something large you want to nationalize it. . i like that one too. i'm not even sure it is true but i don't care. as we say in the column writing business that story is too good to check. it remains unchecked. but it is in the book. the only item that is unchecked. i tried to write about obama in that vein, understand him as a social democrat and obama represents aggressive american liberalism and in some way the debate we had, between left and right since obama came into office is a debate over the classic fundamental issue of our democracy, all the debates, obamacare, cap and trade, all these things are subsidiary to the central question that has been at the heart of our politics ever

it deals with roberto clemente and which bat in the hall of fame is the one that was he actually hadhis 3000 hit with, if that is it or not. it's a good book quick read. it will be fun. and it will be entertaining. i passed by a bookstore and i need a paper back. i picked one up about dwight eisenhower. he's always been a hero and i thought he was underrated while president. and as time has gone people realize what a good job actually depend not only leaving the military but the country. this is technically about his last days when he gives the farewell address and turns power over to john kennedy. but he also goes back and does a short biography of about eisenhower. at least for the first part there are some stories i've not heard so far. it's always interesting and fascinating to me. the third book we ran across is done by benson. i picked it up because of the author. not only was benson the only one in the cabinet he was a secretary of agriculture under eisenhower also president of my church and another reason is my former chief of staff, is his grandson. so there is personal reas

. >> yeah, i had to meet greg barrett has this unique, nation of the pope and roberto clemente. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] he could've invited me to go to north poles and he said we are gearing up and we do remake learning and it was right there in the beginning but i got here because i love baseball less snagged a ticket to the pirates and i walked to my -- this is a big deal. what i write about and i saved it to the very end because it is a powerful is it's not changing anything his heart but something that is been going a certain way and systems are systems for reason. there are a lot of interlocking parts that impede real innovation. what blew me away here is the way that collaborative specific minded community comes together to aspire to something so important. making all schools and i call it the steeler nation and i'm a baseball guy but to make all schools great and that people and businesses commit and civic minded nonprofits join in and they celebrate this thing and it showed me the very best of what a community is capable of doing. i know that you understand

this happened at arguello and clement at 3:30 this morning.nit building had had to be evacuated because it was unstable. police had to shut off utilities out of the concern for safety. we'll continue tracking this story throuout the day. right now it's time for a check of traffic with alexis smith. >>> hey, good morning! we are looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza right now, much better day than we had yesterday. we're looking at typical backups into the maze, and of course, metering lights are on, but nothing like that delay that we had yesterday at this time. b.a.r.t. we do have a slight delay, ten minutes on the san francisco line due to an earlier equipment problem, and that delay in the east bay direction, but normal service is resuming. >> all right, alexis, thank you. meteorologist mike >>> hey, good morning. waking up to june gloom in most of our neighborhoods and temperatures in the 50s until you get out to like brentwood where there's a little more sunshine and 62 degrees. here's a look from our roof camera, and you can see as f