this is a parking project study for delores street the hearts of neighborhood is the mission delores at mission delores we received three hundred thousand visitors a year tourists who are both national and international visitors our school children study them and receive thirty thousand fourth grades on their mission mission delores is a central portion of the study we as a parish and mission encourage the study to continue and allow you to vote in favor of the proposal in front of you at this time so we can continue to do this parking as need be there are times when events happen in the schools parking lot that do you recognize and a as parish parking on weekends that take up the lot and our option to park on the street come to the 43 even though of the foundation of our mission stricture thank you. >> (calling names.) >> good afternoon rabbi. >> thank you. i'm ted a rabbi at the congregation in 197 that 3 gay men needed a place to pray and find community to san francisco was nor friendly than a lot of people the synagogues city included members by their first name it was save and w

this is a parking project study for delores street the hearts of neighborhood is the mission delores at mission delores we received three hundred thousand visitors a year tourists who are both national and international visitors our school children study them and receive thirty thousand fourth grades on their mission mission delores is a central portion of the study we as a parish and mission encourage the study to continue and allow you to vote in favor of the proposal in front of you at this time so we can continue to do this parking as need be there are times when events happen in the schools parking lot that do you recognize and a as parish parking on weekends that take up the lot and our option to park on the street come to the 43 even though of the foundation of our mission stricture thank you. >> (calling names.) >> good afternoon rabbi. >> thank you. i'm ted a rabbi at the congregation in 197 that 3 gay men needed a place to pray and find community to san francisco was nor friendly than a lot of people the synagogues city included members by their first name it was save and w

she loved those people and they loved her. >> patricia smith remembers her sister delores as a motherprovide a good life for her two daughters but always saved a little time for herself. >> she liked to go places every year she treated herself on vacation. she felt like she worked heart, she should play hard. >> ebony was the live wire at family get togethers. >> just make the party alive and act crazy until the end of the day. she loved life. >> the last person to have seen ebony alive was her boyfriend. he told detectives the previous night at a late daner she was wearing her favorite blue sweater. then he watched her go into her house. the killer may have been waiting. and when police made no arrest within 48 hours of the murders, waiting, too, was a devastated patricia. >> i started going back to my sister's house. late at night i would go and sit in the yard hoping he would come back. i would sit there with the knife in my hand and i would hold it real tight just in case he came up on me or something because it would be him or me. either him or me. and i told the detectives what

this is a parking project study for delores street the hearts of neighborhood is the mission delores at mission delores we received three hundred thousand visitors a year tourists who are both national and international visitors our school children study them and receive thirty thousand fourth grades on their mission mission delores is a central portion of the study we as a parish and mission encourage the study to continue and allow you to vote in favor of the proposal in front of you at this time so we can continue to do this parking as need be there are times when events happen in the schools parking lot that do you recognize and a as parish parking on weekends that take up the lot and our option to park on the street come to the 43 even though of the foundation of our mission stricture thank you. >> (calling names.) >> good afternoon rabbi. >> thank you. i'm ted a rabbi at the congregation in 197 that 3 gay men needed a place to pray and find community to san francisco was nor friendly than a lot of people the synagogues city included members by their first name it was save and w

a new pilot program will make the practice legal on delores street from 14th to 18th street.ill be allowed. here is nbc bay area jean elle. >> reporter: when several churches have services delores street turns into a parking lot. people park illegally in this lane next to the median. now city leaders are planning to see what happens if they make it legal and add new rules. three houses of worship at 16th and delores in a neighborhood crunched for parking has drivers parking along the median of delores street during service. >> technically it is not legal. >> reporter: it is illegal, but the sfmta rarely tickets the sacred parking practice, a practice that's expanding. >> people coming to church in the morning, but when you see people mr. t people in the of a noon they're likely at the park. >> reporter: the city is pursuing a pilot program to regulate parking on delores. people in the community say worshippers deserve access to parking. >> they want to be connected with san francisco and they want to feel they're part of this community, and their houses of worship give them t

constituents but want to be supportive of everybody in the process. >> without the churches where delores heights or so in the western edition the churches or pacific heights the double parking on sunday and special holidays and stuff is permitted and the city worked with that and you know granted they never enforced it but been a helping out of the - you know is helped everybody a no-brainer. >> i know there is agreement in others neighborhoods with during the course so good for you. >> the situation new resident call for enforcement of the parking restrictions. >> yeah. but part of the progress and the consensus plan we present to the board of sfmta they voted away i wasn't there so they would like to borrows the current situation regarding parking. >> what were the objections. >> that your parked illegally here in medium and causes the traffic it is an inconvenience. >> did you say that they're still negative impact on the traffic. >> i mean i'm not a traffic person but like commissioner vice president adams said is it so happening before the existence in that community i don't want to

this is a parking project study for delores street the hearts of neighborhood is the mission delores at mission delores we received three hundred thousand visitors a year tourists who are both national and international visitors our school children study them and receive thirty thousand fourth grades on their mission mission delores is a central portion of the study we as a parish and mission encourage the study to continue and allow you to vote in favor of the proposal in front of you at this time so we can continue to do this parking as need be there are times when events happen in the schools parking lot that do you recognize and a as parish parking on weekends that take up the lot and our option to park on the street come to the 43 even though of the foundation of our mission stricture thank you. >> (calling names.) >> good afternoon rabbi. >> thank you. i'm ted a rabbi at the congregation in 197 that 3 gay men needed a place to pray and find community to san francisco was nor friendly than a lot of people the synagogues city included members by their first name it was save and w

delores murphy has a 1,200- dollar bill for one month's worth of water. >> were you hoping they would find a leak. because then you would know what it was. >> yes. >> now i'm scared. >> hernando county found no cause for this much water use. so delores and her husband are stuck trying to find the money in their fixed budget. >> we felt we had enough. because that was my portion of social security. >> reporter: delores thought she was the only one with this issue until better call behnken exposed others with high bills. for weeks residents have reached out to me with bills for 500, 800, $900. >> reporter: i took these complaints to the county spokeswoman, virginia. >> is it possible for someone to have a 1,200-dollar water bill and not have a leak? >> that will be a probably our technicians could help answer. >> reporter: does the water department think there's a problem here? >> the water department is working with the customers like they always do whenever there's a problem. >> reporter: she tells me complaints have not gone up. but that does not reflect the stories customers tell me

. >> one of the more recent issues we had operational issues delores and clinton park bulb outs higher than spec so some 11 inch curves responding and the pictures are a little bit dark but the chiefs is taking pictures during the incident to show us what the operational issues and as 33 these got rid of not a lot of 6789 implementations done this is new to the city so you know something might look okay. on paper and have a fire so we brought these back to the planning and the mta and working collaboratively to correct the issues. >> so one of the issues every time a plan comes from the city planners they'll put in an su thirty template that mirrors one of the engines a w b 40 template that mirrors one of the aerial trucks what we do is look at a set of blueprints and put the turning template on oh, the rig will make the turn then build whatever project and we have hoof big projects hunters point and treasure island all those things are plugged in go all of a sudden get feedback hey our rig didn't make the turn only on paper we fought with the templates were be generic and weren't adam

our next stop is fort gratiot where dennis delor will talk about the first lighthouse in michigan. dennis: in the state of michigan there is over 115 lighthouses, and this one's claim to fame is to be the first. we just came up from the 99 steps to the top of the fort gratiot lighthouse. wet we're looking at here, have got the view of the bluewater bridges to the south and lake huron to the northeast. so, we're right at the historic -- the source of the st. clair river at the mouth of the lake. you can see the nice blue water and what tourists come to this area for. when they hear this is the bluewater area, this is what they get to see. they realize you are not line. just north of the city of port huron, within the city limits, it gets its namesake from the military for that was established in 1814. gratiot was an engineer in the u.s. army and was responsible for building fort gratiot during the war of 1812. the defense from an attack that could come from canada and protecting the mouth of the st. clair river and lake huron. the decision to add a lighthouse at the mouth of lake hu

. >> delores has a 1200 bill for one month's worth of water. >> a leak and you could get it fixed? >> yes, now, i'm scared. >> there was no cause for this water use. >> dolres and her husband are stuck trying to find the money in her budget. >> we don't have enough. that was my portion of social security. >> dolres thought she was the only one with this issue and residents have reached out for bills, $500, $800 and $900. i took these complaints to virginia singer. >> is it possible for someone to have a $1200 water bill and not have a leak? >> that will be a question that probably our technicians could help answer. >> does the water department think there's a problem here? >> the water department is working with the customers, like they always do whenever there is a problem. >> singer tells me complaints have not gone up, but that does not reflect the stories customers tell me. >> is there any possibility that these high water bills are wrong? >> we have to take them on a case by case basis and investigate each individually. >> singer promises to have customer service look into dol

that's south of madison. 78-year-old delores marti officers also found more than 50 cats who had survived the hoarding conditions. city officials have agreed to pay $10,000 to the humane society to care for those cats. marti is required to reimburse the city. criminal charges are also under consideration. >> the matter continues under investigation and there is the possibility that some criminal penalties may be coming down the line that will ensure that this sort of behavior actually stops. kathy: marti has been cited for similar cat-hoarding incidents in the past. her current home is now slated for possible demolition. joyce: catastrophic. cross is describing the situation right now in louisiana. as many as 13 people have died as a result of serious flooding. 7,000 people are in shelters and thousands more are without power. the red cross expects to spend at least $30 million helping the victims. that would make it the largest and most expensive disaster response since superstorm sandy four years ago. more than 100 roads are closed, even as the water recedes. wisn 12's ben wagner talked

and kathleen zellner tweeted this tonight, just hand-delivered motion for new scientific testing to delores referring to avery's mother. hope to hand-deliver her son in the very near future. two weeks ago today, a federal of avery's nephew, brendan dasse, in the same case. dassey must be released within 90 days of the august 12 ruling, if prosecutors do not seek a retrial. kathy: two weeks after a weekend of unrest, civil rights leader jesse jackson was in milwaukee to deliver the eulogy at the funeral of seville smith, the man killed by a police officer. the service was held at faith christian fellowship church. news cameras were not allowed inside. reverend jackson told 12 news mike anderson he stressed its time to move from blaming to embracing. police it. kathy: police say smith was armed when he was shot in the chest and arm by the police officer. the investigation is being done by the state department of justice. new at 10:00, a spike in armed robberies on milwaukee's east side. there have been a half dozen in just the past 48 hours. the robberies have targeted both men and women thre

police say a large group chase touchdown man through delores park, beat and stabbed him at a nearby intersection. it happened just after 6:00 last there ve been noests so if have any information, you are urged to call sfpd. too ma nghbors and not enough police officers. so many the san je city cocil ll make a decisn on how to handle the growing issue. th council will consider whether to aplow police chief to bypass regulations and move detectives to patrol. they were short 11 officers and four sergeants. >>> animal abuse on the peninsula cing uhm we'll tell llednd what his owners are accused of >> also, she was kept captive for nearly two decades, but jayc ja jaycee dugard'suest hits a nag. >> a few spotty showers off-shore. tomorrow in my microclimate recast. >>> they said, youe a felon. i'm like, i'm a what? >> wanted by police. >> did you think you were going to be arrested? >> yeah. >> luck shi help had an airtight alibi. >> i was giving birth. >> wednesday we investigate a cyber cme that could turyou in arina suspect even if you never did anything wrong. >> this is a bigger thing than peopl

that's south of madison. 78-year-old delores marti now faces criminal animal mistreatment charges. officers also found more than 50 cats who had survived the hoarding conditions. the humane society is caring for those animals. kathy: a travel warning is issued for a popular vacation destination in florida. been connected to mosquitoes in miami beach. the cdc is warning pregnant women to stay away. zika can cause severe birth defects. health officials say they won't be able to spray pesticide because of high-rise buildings and strong winds. a horrific crash involving two transit buses in new jersey. police say a bus carrying only the driver slammed into another around 6:00 a.m. the driver died, as did a passenger on the other bus. 17 determine if that driver ran a red light. joyce: one of olympic swimmer ryan lochte's teammates is admitting what really happened the night lochte claimed they were robbed at gunpoint in rio. gunnar bentz admits they relieved themselves on the back of a gas station after a night partying. he says lochte also yanked a framed advertisement off the wall be

eight to ten men chased a victim through delor rest park and beat and staped the man. this happened just after 6:00 p.m. on sunday night. that victim is still in critical condition. there have been no arrests for this attack. call sfpd. >>> a lot of people taking their on stand on colin kaepernick's protests during the national anthem. it's sparking a dialogue. some niners fans wonder if he fits into the team's long term plans. as for bay area law enforcement they're disappointed with kaepernick's approach. >> are you going to be a person that actually goes out and does something about it or are you going to be the proverbial monday morning quarterback and criticize and do nothing about it. >> j.d. nelson suggesting in may be a great opportunity for kaepernick to see what law enforcement really do. kaepernick's act of protests during the niners last preseason game is making national headlines. he insists he has no plans to alter his actions and will continue to sit until he says america makes some real change. >> certainly robbing a lot of people the wrong way. >>> a b

christopher's his grandmother delores menendez, told "eyewitness news" about the big injuries now ravaging his small frame. >> his left armies shattered. his intestines were tore up. he has several this his abdomen, arm. it traveled through his leg. >> reporter: from the 5500 block of west car sun street to east ashmed, neighbors like end that late night gunfire to a war zone. >> we heard all of the bullets. i knew it wasn't a regular gun. i didn't know what it was. it sounded like from the arm are/something. >> reporter: witnesses say a green chrysler minivan and dark brown ford explorer may have been exchanging gunfire with each other, with victims, caught in the cross hairs. >> we don't want nobody caught up in cross fire or anything like that. so be mindful what you are doing. >> reporter: on the scene scores of shell casings found belong to assault style and multiple high caliber firearms. mahaj's loved ones say a family friend was driving him from his grandmother's queen lane home to his mom's wistar street house. >> grand mom shut the door and walk toward microwave and she heard hai

. >> reporter: delores stevens got a call from daryl lamar reid he finally will be coming home. >> december 8th, 1988 they ared him. >> reporter: back then reid was a prominent drug dealer on the streets of oakland, taking over for well-known king pin felix mitchell in the late '80s. >> when you meet people in the community and you meet people who knew my dad when he was younger, all they talk about was how giving he was. >> reporter: he had the money to give, making tens of thousands of dollars daily selling what was considered a new drug, crack cocaine. president obama granted clemency to 111 people, providing a second chance to prisoners who have taken steps towards rehabilitation and who have received sentences for non-violent drug crimes. while serving his time, reid has given back to the community, calling into community forums and telling young people not to go down the wrong path. >> i think he feels it is his generation's responsibility to, you know, steer the young people of today in the right direction. >> junior high sweetheart. >> reporter: mistakes reid will soon have a chance

. >> i attended a sfmta board meeting and there for two items on o delores that passed unanimously theyeard what we suggested and loot small businesses attended and thrilled the out another item we heard here the mission carpeting the transit 14 and i want to thank sfmta and director reiskin he tried his staff did a lot of outreach and challenges they've done some concessions but not enough so i just want to have that topic still individual we're losing a lot of small businesses really, really rapidly so muni is better that's great but it is at the cost of small businesses and the spirit sometimes sfmta is well - as a community progresses some people have to make sacrifices two minutes for 20 years of a small business. >> i think it is less about steve and speed and more about frequency they say we are doing this to increase the speed of bus by 3 minutes don't leave me standing on the platform or the bus stop and liquor store trading two minutes for 20 years of business you know, i think the trade offs and i think they're working on the wrong problem so i don't know how we can convey th

>> delores stevens got a call from darrell lamar reed that he will finally be coming home. >> december 8th, 1988, they arrested him. >> back then, reed was a prominent dealer on the streets of oakland, tabing over for felix mitchell in the late '80s. >> when you meet people in the community, all they talk about how giving he was. >> he had the money to give, maybing tens of thousand of dollars daily selling a new drug, crack-cocaine. president obama granted clemency to 111 people providing a sec chance to prisoners who have take p steps toward rehabilitation and who have received sentences for nonviolent drug crimes. while serving, reed has giveren back to the community and telling young people not to go down the wrong path. >> and i think he feels that it's his generation's responsibility to you know, steer the young people of today in the right direction. >> junior high sweetheart. >> mistakes reed will soon have a chance to make up for after all these years. >> he's not living in past. he wants to fix the now, help his community get better. >> reed's family is hoping they will be ab

welcome to beautiful delores park. this is a long time coming. back in 2008, voters approved a clean and safe neighborhood parks bond which allocated about $14 million to improve this incredible park. our goal together we are going to build the new dolores park that is going to be built to last. it is going to retain all of it's important features, all of it's historic qualities, all of it's essential beauty. but yet be built with the idea that this is whenever people come. >> we are going to be renovating all six tennis court's, replacing the basketball court with operations underneath so the staff has the ability to maintain the park. we are completely renovating the irrigation system and in addition to the operations we are building two new restroom buildings. this fund was part of the park renovation fund. we knew community was very supportive of a renovation fund. we engaged in a community process which we began with the park to do a detailed assessment of the condition of the park and very details conversation about what we can do in the pa

thicker this morning than we seem previously it is actually the temperatures are warmer this morning delores' '60s ease pressure line about 62 concord 6159 to livermore 59 for san francisco opera '50s at 61 for novato. >>reporter: soared amid the fall did a very nice cover of the overcast skies extend very far it will take awhile to clear out this morning we got to live morning at 9:00 a.m. the problem spot we will cover along the close to the return flow by 9:00 surely after sunset cash over my you consistently and over into the valley-. >>reporter: 73 to the to little cooler than we've been saying all this week. >>robin winston: a good things for positive thinking a good ride into san francisco no delays approach in the toll plaza if you need to use the use it now before starts to back up usually the richmond san rafael bridge is pretty quiet that is the best time to get into the north bank of a live look at 101 across the golden gate lasted 25 minutes from novato over to san francisco and nothing is what what emergency crews are rolling out in does not impact northbound traffic we would d

. >>> still to come at 11:00, a man attacked by a mob at san francisco's delores park.is raising questions about the area's safety. we will have that story and more at 11:00. >>> finally here at 6:00, 50 years ago tonight music history was made right here in the bay area. the beatles performed a sold-out show at candlestick park. the year was 1966, and that concert turned out to be their last live perform abs. those who were there said it was unforgettable. despite the fans screaming that tended to drown out the band and the foggy weather. a ticket to the legendary event, you saw it there along with the roaring nal price, $4.50. here is footage from candle stick. you see the baseball dimensions there and then the beatles right there. looked like a fan running there. >>> oh, my gosh. so strange not to see candle stick at all anymore when you are driving down 101. >> it is weird. >> okay. jeff, the rest of the week for us? looking just as beautiful? >> yes, smooth sailing. tomorrow starting off with low clouds. it will be a little bit great to start with, temperatures in

and this is the lowest of the temperature got, and delores dropped to 72.off to a warm start in short guys because of that, no problems hitting 90 . couple pictures. coming in this morning. very light breeze out of the southwest and that we are expecting from philly depict from old glory waving in the wind there and a couple beautiful sunrise shots. just impressive colors. thanks for those photos guys and keep them coming. meanwhile next couple days we're just kind of stuck in the atmosphere. there is no organized system except for this guy a frontal boundary off to the west to take its sweet time to get here. we've got some thunderstorms off to the north buzz more scatter variety of showers and storms bubbling up with time today as instant a stability is created. jet stream off to the north means we are stuck in the heat and humidity and air mass and as a result, again it will be hot, steamy and unsettled. right through the rest of the week with high pressure building off shore and again no organize cyst to tell to shove this out of the way. at its worst,

newark delaware delores lee checking in at 57 and david mitchell in norristown a nice 55, this hour.his is margate nice center here, nice glassy conditions in the water, not a bad day for a swim once life guard are on duty. ocean water temperature in the mid 70's. storm scan three notice showers in the chicago area cold front will impact us on friday maybe bringing in a shower or storm, small chance but it does bring humidity in here. we will talk about that. eighty for a high temperature at new jersey shore. delaware beaches, water temperature in atlantic city comfortable at 74a lot of sunshine so wear sun block. we are watching two tropical systems we have gaston that remains in the open water of the atlantic. next storm developing into hermine over next few days, likely tracks at this point, we will be off to the north and west possibly east coast of florida or maybe further west in the gulf of mexico. the reason large area of high pressure protects mid-atlantic from the storm so that storm will stay to the south but not good news in south florida over next five days. 86 degrees f

his grandmother, delores menendez says he is heart broken. >> he took a lot. his little body was writled with bullets. i just, i just can't believe it. >> reporter: investigators say brown was sitting in the front passenger seat of the gray pontiac bonneville with his godfather when shots rang out, and ended up, just one block from lasalle university. chief inspector karl holmes say several guns were used. >> looking at this and in excess of about 30 to 40 shots were fired from three different weapons. >> reporter: police say it may have been a long standing feud between two rival groups, and ignited over social media, and, just days after a six year-old was shot in the armpit about a mile away. >> hallmark, this is a row house neighborhood, everybody here grew up here in neighborhood all over this city and we have fond memories of summer nights sitting out and hanging out and playing without it being basically fear of gunfire. >> reporter: brown's grandmother says violence news stop. >> they have no regard for anybody's life let alone a child's life. >> repor

we will go to newark, delaware where delores lee is at 74.ers through glass co delaware and showers impacting parts of the shore points, and we are heading over to medford, new jersey and andrew at 71 degrees, under mostly cloudy skies. stick nothing south jersey, we will stick you down to middletown ship high school cape may courthouse where we will see a few, peaks of sunshine, these showers, and 73, west northwest breeze coming in at 2 miles per hour. if you open the past two or three hours cluster of scattered showers and a few rumbles of thunder impacted parts of the shore. we saw rain, we are seeing cumberland county new jersey, still seeing light rain. they have moved out of delaware. otherwise just some cloud, should break for some sunshine, and then we will see more showers and storm arrive later this afternoon. big jump in the humidity. these are dew point temperatures. this gauges home moisture or how it feels to the bodies and once we have dew points in the 07's, it feels oppressive and stay indoors in the the air conditioning. we

down in newark, delaware feeling good in the sunshine, at 62 degrees at delores lee's house. shore live look at ocean city, beautiful sunrise this morning. waves picking up just a little bit compared to the past few days, we're actually going to start feeling effects of hurricane gaston in the form of the higher swells. they are in the huge waves. they are running three or 4 feet this week but heads up there will be an increased risk for stronger rip currents. moderate risk for rip currents today and really over next several days, probably through the rest of this week for jersey shore delaware beaches down to ocean it the i maryland because we have stronger, surf energy from gaston, reaching our beaches. it has been way out over the atlantic but we are feeling those effects. make sure life guard are on duty. shore forecast last like a great day to be hanging out the on the beach. sunshine 82 degrees. warmer tomorrow at 84 in the sun. we will knock temperatures back a little bit on tuesday 81 degrees. nice breeze off the ocean for next few days we will get that sea breezy aff

good beach daze with low humidity n to delaware similar numbers at this hour, delores lee checking in64. sunshine. that is the trend. we had a great sunrise this morning. here's a shot out of philadelphia from phil chapline, nothing but blue skies, we cannot find a cloud in the sky. get used to that for the next couple of mornings. we will take you to the shore and ocean city where it will be bus toy day on the poured walk and the beach, full sunshine, right now, a good morning, to head up that morning jog or bike ride on the boardwalk or take a run on the beach. ocean water temperature very comfortable right now in the mid 70's across the new jersey shore, and then delaware beaches. now yesterday we did hit 91-degree, officially in philadelphia. that makes it 25 days so far this season with 90 or higher degree days. in 2010 look at the that, that was 55 days. you can remember that. last year we had 37. we have more 90's coming at us later on this week. average high this time of the year is 86 degrees. now we're on the downhill climb here or trend as we head toward the fall season. to

we will head further south into delaware, newark delaware, delores lee has 64 degrees, clear skies, and everybody similar across most parts of the region. mid 60's at jenny janssen's house in cherry hill, new jersey with clear conditions. wrapped warm upcoming this afternoon with full sunshine. good day to hit the beach, delaware beach, rehoboth beach live look at boardwalk plaza, hotel camera and getting ready for nice sunrise, in about ten minutes or so. few people outside on the boardwalk earlier. ocean conditions pretty calm as we go into new jersey this is moderate risk for stronger rip currents and that is due to the increased swells we will be dealing with from gaston which is hundreds of miles out toe see. we will not see any big waves but they will have have more energy then what it normally would be. make sure life guard are on duty over next few days before you go in the water. looking at 90-degree days that we have been dealing with so far. thirty-six now, we will add to that list over next several days getting close to 2012 where we had 39. really not going to beat 2010. fi

in court, delores marti transferred the ownership of the cats to the green county humane society, where they'll be evaluated for adoption, or case... maybe they were loved to death. snapchat is under fire after one of its "filters" turned people's faces into an "anime" character. the university of wisconsin's student union says the filter is "offensive". nbc15's alice kang has more on how they are taking a stand against the controversial filter. nevan baus/uw student "i like that you can just instead of texting you can like show someone what youre doing." alice u-w students m carvan and nevan baus say they use snapchat. michael carvan/uw student "pretty much like daily, hourly." alice the social media app: snapchat is known for having fun face filters that are updated every day. once you open a picture or video, it disappears after seconds. but an anime inspired filter that was released on the app last week is raising some concern. some students say snapchat crossed the line. we've chosen not to show the actual filter because some may find it offensive. michael carvan/uw student it's on

our next stop is fort gratiot where dennis delor will talk about the first lighthouse in michigan. dennis: in the state of michigan there is over 115 lighthouses, and this one's claim to fame is to be the first. we just came up from the

mission district it will be across the street from this the same thing will happen what a happened to delores it is beautiful and refurnished and no longer a place for the community feeling welcome it is different a from that time party and continue being the same a tiny park in a residential area it is not - not understanding in the culture i can't imagine in the proposal as the culture appropriation i don't think there being sensitive to the point it is happening i think developers are coming back to the city looking for coming back into the mission not trying to renew leases but trying to remove them and build entire blocks and when it comes down to below-market rate we're looking at i pulled up on any phone that for one bedroom it is 26 hundred and you have to make 26 hundred half of your income into rent not really that might be viable for you guys as part of union and have people advocate fair share wages but families not able none can forward 2000 of if you're low income you don't make 2000 a month so i support supervisor campos in trying to like stop this and trying to figure out what

an style environmental review the department received so far one inquiry arrested from the mission delores association some issues and others considerations under planning code section 315 an affordable housing should be considered a promissory note use and comply with the review premiers in lieu of others otherwise commission hearing the planning department shall administratively review and evaluate the physical aspects after an affordable housing and in coordination with relevant design guidelines that affordable project seeks the provision as would usually be granted under section 329. >> for this project this project is located in the go be mission district that's been experiencing gentrification and displacement this project will create up to one and 2, 3, 4 affordable residential units and support by the evolving work the collaborative work by itself community this seeks solutions to retain socio economic diversity in the neighborhoods are affordable projects the planning department represents adoption of zoning district to the board of supervisors and second to adopt the finds the p

mission district it will be across the street from this the same thing will happen what a happened to delores it is beautiful and refurnished and no longer a place for the community feeling welcome it is different a from that time party and continue being the same a tiny park in a residential area it is not - not understanding in the culture i can't imagine in the proposal as the culture appropriation i don't think there being sensitive to the point it is happening i think developers are coming back to the city looking for coming back into the mission not trying to renew leases but trying to remove them and build entire blocks and when it comes down to below-market rate we're looking at i pulled up on any phone that for one bedroom it is 26 hundred and you have to make 26 hundred half of your income into rent not really that might be viable for you guys as part of union and have people advocate fair share wages but families not able none can forward 2000 of if you're low income you don't make 2000 a month so i support supervisor campos in trying to like stop this and trying to figure out what

mission district it will be across the street from this the same thing will happen what a happened to delores it is beautiful and refurnished and no longer a place for the community feeling welcome it is different a from that time party and continue being the same a tiny park in a residential area it is not - not understanding in the culture i can't imagine in the proposal as the culture appropriation i don't think there being sensitive to the point it is happening i think developers are coming back to the city looking for coming back into the mission not trying to renew leases but trying to remove them and build entire blocks and when it comes down to below-market rate we're looking at i pulled up on any phone that for one bedroom it is 26 hundred and you have to make 26 hundred half of your income into rent not really that might be viable for you guys as part of union and have people advocate fair share wages but families not able none can forward 2000 of if you're low income you don't make 2000 a month so i support supervisor campos in trying to like stop this and trying to figure out what

before you with a presentation that is agreeable as a community-based i don't want to see it like delores park it is where people get surplus organic food i don't want to see a high-rise of folks going to kick that park away. >> i'm open to a continuance if other commissioners are open to it as well as well the time has to be managed and scheduled and milestones on some delivery otherwise i think we'll be exacerbating a bad situation. >> signifies commissioner hillis. >> sorry well, thank you thank you director rahaim for the continued work on map 2020 in the latino cultural district as well as their many versions residents that have been involved again, i think it is a little bit we're not new to projects in the mission in the introverts about promotions in the mission as elsewhere and this question whether we sometimes devolving back to this moratorium discussion not build is to not the result we're beyond that we are dragged back into that unfortunately back back in the day in the mission moratorium and supervisor that legislation that didn't pass about moratoriums in the mission we pr

before you with a presentation that is agreeable as a community-based i don't want to see it like delores park it is where people get surplus organic food i don't want to see a high-rise of folks going to kick that park away. >> i'm open to a continuance if other commissioners are open to it as well as well the time has to be managed and scheduled and milestones on some delivery otherwise i think we'll be exacerbating a bad situation. >> signifies commissioner hillis. >> sorry well, thank you thank you director rahaim for the continued work on map 2020 in the latino cultural district as well as their many versions residents that have been involved again, i think it is a little bit we're not new to projects in the mission in the introverts about promotions in the mission as elsewhere and this question whether we sometimes devolving back to this moratorium discussion not build is to not the result we're beyond that we are dragged back into that unfortunately back back in the day in the mission moratorium and supervisor that legislation that didn't pass about moratoriums in the mission we pr

before you with a presentation that is agreeable as a community-based i don't want to see it like delores park it is where people get surplus organic food i don't want to see a high-rise of folks going to kick that park away. >> i'm open to a continuance if other commissioners are open to it as well as well the time has to be managed and scheduled and milestones on some delivery otherwise i think we'll be exacerbating a bad situation. >> signifies commissioner hillis. >> sorry well, thank you thank you director rahaim for the continued work on map 2020 in the latino cultural district as well as their many versions residents that have been involved again, i think it is a little bit we're not new to projects in the mission in the introverts about promotions in the mission as elsewhere and this question whether we sometimes devolving back to this moratorium discussion not build is to not the result we're beyond that we are dragged back into that unfortunately back back in the day in the mission moratorium and supervisor that legislation that didn't pass about moratoriums in the mission we pr

. >> i attended a sfmta board meeting and there for two items on o delores that passed unanimously theyeard what we suggested and loot small businesses attended and thrilled the out another item we heard here the mission carpeting the transit 14 and i want to thank sfmta and director reiskin he tried his staff did a lot of outreach and challenges they've done some concessions but not enough so i just want to have that topic still individual we're losing a lot of small businesses really, really rapidly so muni is better that's great but it is at the cost of small businesses and the spirit sometimes sfmta is well - as a community progresses some people have to make sacrifices two minutes for 20 years of a small business. >> i think it is less about steve and speed and more about frequency they say we are doing this to increase the speed of bus by 3 minutes don't leave me standing on the platform or the bus stop and liquor store trading two minutes for 20 years of business you know, i think the trade offs and i think they're working on the wrong problem so i don't know how we can convey th