. >> my name is colton 2 ang, and and i represent supervisor she see. who can speak to this a little more is desiree smith from the planning department, and she has a powerpoint for you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. this is desiree smith with the planning department. item before you is the recommendation to recommend landmark designation on the diamond safety wall, in the diamond heights neighborhood. the property was nominated for landmark designation through a community sponsored landmark application submitted by robert pulliam to october 21st, 2017. on november 18, 2017, the -- [ inaudible ] the diamond height safety wall is significant under criteria a. a planning effort led by the san francisco redevelopment agency from 1961 to 1978 that resulted in a dramt atic reshaping of the area. the area regional modernist designed mixed housing policies and extensive use of san francisco, glenn canyon and the bay. it's also significant under criteria c as a notable work of bay area artists and artwork, and is a visual landmark, a gateway in diamond height

>> colton is a family name.r was named archibald so named me arch and colton is my middle name my colton and's name his father my grandfather worked in a hotel in virginia in a small town and bought himself out of freedom working in a hotel hiring himself out on weekends and then he kept doing that and by himself out of slavery so colton goes back to that individual who got out of slavery by paying off his owner's fees but in terms of communication if you were caught you would be put to death and looking at complicated ways and she comes from georgia in reality that far south you would never make in particular to the carolinas or virginia you could escape the south to the caribbean and mexico if you state that far south but there are so many ways people communicated and again, if you were caught you would be jailed or beaten to death and strung up i love both tb. question. do you need to come through the msa program to find an agent if you write a different genre doesn't agent settle on you? >> good luck with yo

. >>> reporter: both damaged power poles are up on colton boulevard in the oakland hills. residents say when this tree came down it sparked a small fire and plenty of problems today caused by that wind and rain in the bay area. >>> reporter: in the oakland hills, this pine tree buckled under the wind landing on wires and breaking two power poles and also plunging 12 customers at colton boulevard and arrowhead drive into darkness. >> it's loud. it sounded like a window, like, breaking. i don't -- i didn't see any cars or anything get hit by it but it was very loud. it woke us up. >> reporter: leaving plenty of work to do for pg&e with extra crews on standby, they were prepared. >> our meteorology team has been tracking the storm and we do know that this is going to be one of the most significant storm events of the winter. we were anticipating gusts of up to 35 miles per hour. >> there was more carnage on 880 in oakland when this fedex big rig jackknifed and collided with three cars. the accident blocked traffic south of seventh street for several hours. the storm system st

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colton county underwent huge economic development business and industry gradually swallowed the sun. while the so called delphi sound flava nothing sly had the saddle know of becoming the first american fly on the endangered species list. to protect it in one thousand nine hundred three the state froze commercial activity on its habitat colton's growth dropped to zero all because of a park. the citizens here you know what jobs the citizens want retail services they want more businesses to be here and right now we're prevented from bringing them into town so the fly found itself hated by the entire population but one man's miss fourteen to fly is a rare species with rare property makes a very good financial investment. we can create as much value for our stockholders as well as create a biological opportunity for conservation by turning it into mitigation so our most recent sales have been two hundred fifty thousand dollars an acre. the bank saw an opportunity a medication bank realized that it could make money off these uses. it bought a part of the flies habitat and then it did noth

once again we have colton lambert from supervisor sheehy's office. >> thank you, supervisor. i just want to say that the supervisor's office is in full support of this, and desiree smith is here to give a little bit of the history and significance of the new erahall and why it's important. >> good afternoon, supervisors. sf gov, can i have the powerpoint please? desiree smith, planning department staff. this was initialing -- on december #t7 -- [ inaudible ] unanimously voted to recommend landmark designation. located at 2117, 2123 market street, new erahall is -- [ inaudible ] of upper market street as a commercial corridor. as well as the visalia stock saddle business. the building is a purpose mixed use building with social hall and mixed-use frontage. it's one of only nine examples of its type and retain a high degree of architectural integrity. it provided krucrucial meeting space for the oddfellows, knights of columbus, and others. it housed the sivisalia stock saddle company, contributing to the veemt of today what is known as the western saddle design. new erahall ret

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well, i can tell you what, colton is for this bill. sara is for this bill. al is for this bill. and, oh, by the way, so is the gentleman from washington, mr. heck, democrat member of our committee. so is mr. gottheimer, democrat member of our committee from new jersey. so is mr. gonzalez, democrat member of our committee from texas. so is mr. scott from georgia, democrat member of our committee. again, there's lots of great bipartisan work that goes on at the house financial services committee. regrettably very little of it takes place with the participation of the ranking member. again, this is a very simple bill. it just says tailor the regulation. tailor the regulation to the size and complexity. mr. speaker, i don't believe in too big to fail banks. i don't believe any financial institution is too big to fail in america. i'm not going to vote to bail them out with taxpayer funds. maybe the ranking member will. but if i did, if, if i believed in too big to fail banks, it would be limited to about eight or nine. using the ranking member's favorite phrase, the wall street megab

what's the mood this morning, colton?> i believe that almost single student that attends my school is out on this football field. there are so many people. it's amazing to see that everyone wants to change and everybody wants to do this. there's a line of people. >> we can see that. we're seeing it across the country right now. we're seeing pictures coming across the east coast now. what's your hope for the country? >> i hope that we can definitely make schools safer. we can definitely change some of the gun laws and make them a little bit more strict. i just hope that we can make a difference and this will be our hopefully our last shooting. >> do you feel like when you see those other students at high schools across the country do you feel that strength in numbers and how do you hope to build connections between these communities all across the country? >> absolutely. i mean, just the whole strength with everybody, everybody wants this change, everybody wants to be there for each other. my school we have been getting so

. >> reporter: in the oakland hills we're at arrowhead drive and colton boulevard. and this is one of two power poles being replaced by pg&e. we'll have much more on that a little bit later in the story. but anywhere you were in the bay area today, that wind and that rain caused problems for homeowners and motorists as well. the storm system started blasting the bay area early, bringing with the morning commute, low visibility for the drivers. in dublin, the box truck ended up on its side when it hydroplaned, proving the slick roads were challenging. >> the best thing people can co- is slow down. speed is your enemy. and in this kind of weather it's a killer. >> there was more carnage on 880 when a truck jackknifed and clyde went ahead three cars. traffic was slowed for several hours. and with the rain, high winds, and this pine tree buckled  under the win landing on wires and breaking two power poles. >> it's really loud. sounded like a window breaking. i didn't see any cars or anything get hit but it was very loud. >> leaving plenty of work to do for pg&e with e

buckled under the wind landing on wires and breaking two power poles and also plunging 12 customers at colton boulevard and arrowhead drive into darkness. >> it's loud. it sounded like a window, like, breaking. i don't --i didn't see any cars or anything get hit by it but it was very loud. it woke us up. >> reporter: leaving plenty of work to do for pg&e with extra crews on standby, they were prepared. >> our meteorology team has been tracking the storm and we do know that this is going to be one of the most significant storm events of the winter. we were anticipating gusts of up to 35 miles per hour. >> there was more carnage on 880 in oakland when this fedex big rig jackknifed and collided with three cars. the accident blocked traffic south of seventh street for several hours. the storm system started blasting the bay area early bringing with the morning commute low visibility for drivers. in dublin, this box truck ended up on its side when it hydroplaned on 680 proving the slick roads were challenging for motorists, as well. >> but with the weather, things are crazy. the best thing people

colton told you? >> told me what? >> i'm colored. >> what color are you? her son alone. it had a universality that is just something new. >> and you keep out of mischief. >> i'll just watch the old tv. >> good. >> in the '60s, america was exploding in a way that needed to be reflected on tv. ♪ >> stand still! >> "dragnet" came back in the late '60s and friday was now in a very different world than he had been in in the black and white days. and suddenly there were the damn, dirty hippies. >> i bet he's been dropping that acid we've been hearing about. >> jack webb would lecture you about the dangers of marijuana smoking and crazy drug culture. >> they're trying to deal with the counterculture, but they don't understand it. so it's basically their stereotypes of what the hippies were like. and it plays exactly like that. >> keep your nose out of my purse. >> keep yours out of the acid. next time i will. so, i drink boost. boost high protein nutritional drink has 15 grams of protein to help maintain muscle and 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including ca

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steve: something they do not mention on their web page is colton haab.you his story. 17 years old. a jr. at parkland high school. pete: member of that program. steve: he and other members of the jr. rotc program ushered 50 kids in a classroom and took down kevlar pads they used in training exercises and put them up against a big table so if the shooter came into the room they would have some measure of protection. ainsley: a hero. steve: then have you peter wang. 15 years old. he actually died. he was wearing his uniform. he was helping students and teachers escape the shooting rampage. if you recall, west point admitted him posthumously to an upcoming class. ainsley: that was his lifelong goal. his parents buried him in that uniform. all he wanted to do was go to west point. that training, you could argue the jr. rotc training helped these two individuals out or protect other people. pete: of course i had the chance to speak at a big navy rotc event in new jersey a couple days ago. the men and women who wear that uniform as kids in high school they appl