many people dont think about that. just last week we had a volunteer of san francisco bike coalition, his bike was stolen from his garage but he had it properly locked. the thief gave up and abandoned it on the streets. citizen brought it to the bike shop and saw the safe tag, called us and within 3 hours he got the bike back. it isn't just partnership with san francisco police department, bike shops and community members are starting to realize they aults have a opportunity to help get suspicious bikes. it is a huge community effort and it helps take a little pressure off the police department we hope and one of the things we need to be able to bring this to a larger scale or have faster recovery and returning of bikes is ways to make sure that our registry can communicate betper with the police department. now they have to wait until they can call us, we are 10 to 6 organization but bikes are stolen on weekends and middle of the night and want to give that instantaneous response which we are not up to speed with. but

many people dont think about that. just last week we had a volunteer of san francisco bike coalition, his bike was stolen from his garage but he had it properly locked. the thief gave up and abandoned it on the streets. citizen brought it to the bike shop and saw the safe tag, called us and within 3 hours he got the bike back. it isn't just partnership with san francisco police department, bike shops and community members are starting to realize they aults have a opportunity to help get suspicious bikes. it is a huge community effort and it helps take a little pressure off the police department we hope and one of the things we need to be able to bring this to a larger scale or have faster recovery and returning of bikes is ways to make sure that our registry can communicate betper with the police department. now they have to wait until they can call us, we are 10 to 6 organization but bikes are stolen on weekends and middle of the night and want to give that instantaneous response which we are not up to speed with. but

i dont think it will create new housing for people. and so i'm opposed to the proposal and want the definition of the built envelope should be clarifyed include only enclosed portions of building existing as of july 11, 2016 and exclude unenclosed patios or decks. >> good afternoon supervisors. charley gauss with san francisco apartment association. we want to thank you for all the work that has gone on on the issue and appreciate the collaborative nature your offices have had and all the work you and staff have done. we feel this is a good proposal and excited to get it passed and implemented and very appreciative so thank you very much. >> good afternoon supervisor. greg

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we do have a few overnight construction projects but nothing causing any delays. it's nice that we dont have any rain slowing us down. in maryland, i-95 towards baltimore at or above the posted speed limit along with the baltimore washington parkway. i-270 a clear ride heading down from frederick towards e up next on good morning washington -- new documents uncovered on the florida nightclub gunman. details on omar mateen's claims of being taunted by his co-workers. and an outpouring of support for a virginia teen - injured in an explosion in central park. omar mateen was repeatedly taunted for being muslim while working as a security guard. mateen claimed he was regulary called deragotoary names for being muslim by deputies and others at the saint lucie courthouse where he worked as a contract guard. according to records, in response to the taunting, he told co-workers he had ties to the boston marathon bombing suspects and the fort food shooter. mateen killed 49 month before being killed by police. new details in the deadly ambush of three police officers in louisiana. images from sec

i dont think a half cent will take care of that. the second thing, since developers contribute to the community benefits fund that gets dispersed into 12 different areas. the next thing, commune shuttle buses don't contribute to san francisco transportation improvements. i understand they are mucherally exempt or whatever the term is but all use of city housing and transportation and services must pay their share, therefore, please find another revenue source instead of creating a joint charter amendment. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> edward mason. i like to basically oppose budgeting at the ballot box because this amount to 2.6 billion dollars for the next 25 years. i am also opposed to joining these together and i point to you here, homeless cabinet returns from the past and basically hope brings eternal. there was a program for 100 million to 200 million dollars in this article that mayor nusem appointed mrs. aliota tom my question is, are we expecting results from this money? the housing is a national issue and it shoul

i dont think a half cent will take care of that. the second thing, since developers contribute to the community benefits fund that gets dispersed into 12 different areas. the next thing, commune shuttle buses don't contribute to san francisco transportation improvements. i understand they are mucherally exempt or whatever the term is but all use of city housing and transportation and services must pay their share, therefore, please find another revenue source instead of creating a joint charter amendment. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> edward mason. i like to basically oppose budgeting at the ballot box because this amount to 2.6 billion dollars for the next 25 years. i am also opposed to joining these together and i point to you here, homeless cabinet returns from the past and basically hope brings eternal. there was a program for 100 million to 200 million dollars in this article that mayor nusem appointed mrs. aliota tom my question is, are we expecting results from this money? the housing is a national issue and it shoul

i dont think a half cent will take care of that. the second thing, since developers contribute to the community benefits fund that gets dispersed into 12 different areas. the next thing, commune shuttle buses don't contribute to san francisco transportation improvements. i understand they are mucherally exempt or whatever the term is but all use of city housing and transportation and services must pay their share, therefore, please find another revenue source instead of creating a joint charter amendment. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> edward mason. i like to basically oppose budgeting at the ballot box because this amount to 2.6 billion dollars for the next 25 years. i am also opposed to joining these together and i point to you here, homeless cabinet returns from the past and basically hope brings eternal. there was a program for 100 million to 200 million dollars in this article that mayor nusem appointed mrs. aliota tom my question is, are we expecting results from this money? the housing is a national issue and it shoul

i dont think anybody knows that the streets in the soma are 25 miles a hour. think a lot of people assume they are probably 35 or maybe 45 mile hour streets and we need to do something about making sure that the existing signs are visible and clear to drivers. the other point i like to make today is i'm a new resident to san francisco and chose to move here because it is i think one the best cities for bicycleing in the country if not the world and but i chose to move here over chicago but one thing i like about chicago is they have a program called safe route program and [inaudible] there are some programs that are administered by the city and non profit group jz their outreach organizations on the streets to talk to people about safe bicycleing and also just create awareness on streets that bicyclists are here and do that by setting up tents and having events and passing out fliers and haven't seen anything like that as far as that type of event. i think that type of funding should be sought out and those type of programs should be implemented as part of our

the wall where the windows are and you can come more or less in the order your name is called but dont come to your name is called. michael myer. gene gunauz. stephen pearlman. leon williams. burn net bowen [inaudible] matthew scanlen. we'll do two minutes per person, okay? >> good afternoon. michael mayor and resident at 690 market street which is the rits. i am not burden with a lot of history so comments about what went on before is not something i have been involved in so i can speak from the heart and from the head. for many years i was exectechb in hotel and food and beverage industry so normally i'm on the other side to get the permits so it sun usual to be on this side. you will hear from some of my neighbor jz others that this isn't about being opposed to culture and art or bars and restaurants, in fact our neighborhood is filled with them and like to support them. it isn't about that, it is about this location and this operation at this location. as somebody with a lot of experience it perplexes me why this location was choseen because it doesn't seem to work for many years w

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in response to whether it requires referl back to committee, it would not. >> why dont we endeavor to get that information and then see whether or not there should be tweaking to the 350 and 550 minimums? >> i agree once we have the data we can make more informed decision, but to reiterate of the 103 which we have square footage, slightly more than 1/3 is under the current threshold in the legislation. i think the own it also says to me is by in large these are one bedroom on average. above the threshold. they are a good size. there is a smaller number of studios on average buv the threshold but a bunch are not. there are a smaller number of 2 and 3 bedroom and up and so this sampling of 103 came about without the board putting any restrictions in place other than the city wide minimum square footage - >> which is 220? >> no, it is 220 under the pilot program. >> 275- >> so, with that, people just making choices about what makes sense for their home or their apartment building, it seems like we have seen a pretty good spread of smaller, some larger but not a trend toward everyone tryi

but consumer reporter john matarese shows us a catch with some contests, so you don't dont waste your money 0-10 22-27 134-144 it's 5: and time for a check on weather. summer! the humidity remains in the oppressive range, so this is definitely weather you can wear. high temperatures will soar into the mid 90s, but with the humidity it will feel between 100-105 during the afternoon. that is why the national weather service has issued a heat advisory for parts of the area from noon through 8pm. an isolated thunderstorm can't be ruled out, but more likely than not, you'll be storm-free where you are. tomorrow will be another hot day with highs, once again, in the low to mid 90s. it will be very humid through midday, but then the humidity will start to drop off a bit, making it feel a bit more manageable. an isolated storm is possible widespread. the weekend will be pretty typical for this time of july. highs will be around 90 degrees both days with moderate humidity. isolated thunderstorms will be possible, but otherwise it will be dry for all of your outdoor plans. weather should be dry

the wall where the windows are and you can come more or less in the order your name is called but dont come to your name is called. michael myer. gene gunauz. stephen pearlman. leon williams. burn net bowen [inaudible] matthew scanlen. we'll do two minutes per person, okay? >> good afternoon. michael mayor and resident at 690 market street which is the rits. i am not burden with a lot of history so comments about what went on before is not something i have been involved in so i can speak from the heart and from the head. for many years i was exectechb in hotel and food and beverage industry so normally i'm on the other side to get the permits so it sun usual to be on this side. you will hear from some of my neighbor jz others that this isn't about being opposed to culture and art or bars and restaurants, in fact our neighborhood is filled with them and like to support them. it isn't about that, it is about this location and this operation at this location. as somebody with a lot of experience it perplexes me why this location was choseen because it doesn't seem to work for many years w

. >> prosecutors say 20-year-old donte bets was the key player in the riots, looting, setting fires,attacking police. squirting lighter fluid on a pile of propane cylinders, this infamous photos was one of many that went viral. the man in the picture will now spend 15 years behind bars. >> wow, 15 years, huh? >> 15 years behind bars. they had photos and video of him, he wrecked police cars, also looted a pharmacy there, but it needs to be mentioned he also in this same charge included in the 15 years is that he shot a woman, did not kill her, during a drug deal. she spade 20 for heroin, he claimed she owed $40. >> he's a drug dealer, took advantage of the freddie gray thing to commit even more crimes. there have been others convicted, how many others? >> four others convicted and a couple more in the pipeline, but they are clearly sending the message they want these to be dealt with very seriously, and this young man didn't deny it at my moment to go wild on the police. that was his quote. >> he didn't plea not guilty? he said he did it. long rap sheet, obviously, a drug dealer, righ

we do have a few overnight construction projects but nothing causing any delays. it's nice that we dontslowing us down. in maryland, i-95 towards baltimore at or above the posted speed limit along with the baltimore washington parkway. we're following breaking news this tawain. atleast 26 people dead after a tour bus burst into flames. initial reports indicate the bus smashed into a roadside barrier on a bush highway just south of the country's capitol.. and caught fire. 24 of the victims were visitors from china. the others killed were the driver and tour guide, both from tawain. no word yet on what may have caused the crash. the first day of the republican national convention was filled with plenty of drama -- from an afternoon floor fight to stunning entrance from the candidate himself. chris welch was there in cleveland and has the highlights. donald trump :16 - :19 (r) presumptive presidential nominee melania trump :23 - :30 donald trump's wife rudy giuliani :37 - :42 former new york mayor sen. tom cotton :49 - :54 (r) arkansas trt 1:28 soc (downloaded) controversy brewing this key

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i saw you sat next to donte at lunch. >> there's a space project you're working on, tell me about that. these are conversations, real parent involvement is when you have this shared context. >> so the obvious question, because it says on your website that it's totally free, so how do you make money? >> again, pretty clear about this from the start, there's been one model in education for a long time, districts are basically having these big sales forces turn up, you should buy this, they spend tens of millions on technology that, frankly, isn't effective for teachers and parents and kids. we thought we'd first build something that was useful for teachers, for classrooms, and then i think there's an avenue to having premium offerings for schools, for parents. it should always be free. >> give me an example of a premium offer. >> earlier this year actually moved from sort of we had multiple classrooms in every school using classdojo, so we expanded to the principal. we went schoolwide, let principals having the account. the first version is free, but whole bunch of features principals wa

we dont have no work no where. the contractors come in here and first thing they say is city build. city build says we monitor. you are not monitoring because we are not working there. city build is under oewd which is scrutinized which will have some type of shadow over them. what i'm saying is, mr. lee's report and he explains what is happening, but wish we could have that all over the city to make sure what is going on. hunters point is doing a wonderful job, but the rest of the city we don't have no work no where because they say city build is monitoring it. city build is under oewd right now and under scrutiny so there is it. i'm just going to close by saying i appreciate mr. lee and doing a wonderful job under your directionism we can kind of see on paper what is going out there. he did say he would try to talk to other contractors. i can find out what is going on in my community. >> thank you. no other comments? okay, this is a workshop, so any questions? suggestions? >> very good job. >> thank you. yes, please. >> commissioner mondejar. >> very thorough, thank you very much

sean, we dont have really any written down-it seems like it is a bass issue or at least high up, he will hear the mid-range and highs anyway, but we will probably have to get opinion from the inspector to- >> right. >> where we will be. how can we condition like the amount of sound at this point? >> cant they do a sound test before it happens? >> i'm pretty sure it is probably a special event where they bring in their own. if it is in-house you can, but if it is a buy out and they bring their own or-i don't know the application-does it say it is their own system? >> inspector do you know if it is thane own in-house system or do the performers bring them? >> i do not. i think maybe isabel can speak to that. >> isabel, can you come back up? if you sit down maybe stay in the front row. >> there have been event where the promoters or dj's want to bring in a sound system. that hasn't happened most recently, it is just what we have in-house. >> are they fixed in the place or- >> no we have to bring them out and set them up each time >> it sour system then? >> yes. >> to answer your question th

. >> prosecutors say 20-year-old donte bets was the key player in the riots, looting, setting fires,n attacking police. squirting lighter fluid on a pile of propane cylinders, this infamous photos was one of many that went viral. the man in the picture will now spend 15 years behind bars. >> wow, 15 years, huh? >> 15 years behind bars. they had photos and video of him, he wrecked police cars, also looted a pharmacy there, but it needs to be mentioned he also in this same charge included in the 15 years is that he shot a woman, did not kill her, during a drug deal. she spade 20 for heroin, he claimed she owed $40. >> he's a drug dealer, took advantage of the freddie gray thing to commit even more crimes. there have been others convicted, how many others? >> four others convicted and a couple more in the pipeline, but they are clearly sending the message they want these to be dealt with very seriously, and this young man didn't deny it at all. he said this is my moment to go wild on the police. that was his quote. >> he didn't plea not guilty? he said he did it. long rap sheet, obvious

chief z struggled with healthru problemsgg recently, but we dont know what caused his death at this point.ntthe redskins just release a statement on his passing sayingg the washington redskins will always appreciate dina williams unique passing and dedication ta hur football and his fell washington redskins fans. new tonight, the government is pushing to test grocery delivery services for food stamp recipients.re the washington post first reported thats of s like pea pod, fresh direct and thrivend market are supporting this pushs the us department of agriculture says a pilot program will bell tested this fall and itself if it's successful it will role out nationwide. the program could have a a significant impact on millionsln of households providing healthier foods for cheaper prices.pric critics worry the program could increase food stamp fraud.ud. the nfl could give foot fall a high tech upgrade. the league will install data chips. the chips will measure how close each field goal is to the up right that could help the nfl whether to make a change. with 84 percent of field goalss made the l

sean, we dont have really any written down-it seems like it is a bass issue or at least high up, he will hear the mid-range and highs anyway, but we will probably have to get opinion from the inspector to- >> right. >> where we will be. how can we condition like the amount of sound at this point? >> cant they do a sound test before it happens? >> i'm pretty sure it is probably a special event where they bring in their own. if it is in-house you can, but if it is a buy out and they bring their own or-i don't know the application-does it say it is their own system? >> inspector do you know if it is thane own in-house system or do the performers bring them? >> i do not. i think maybe isabel can speak to that. >> isabel, can you come back up? if you sit down maybe stay in the front row. >> there have been event where the promoters or dj's want to bring in a sound system. that hasn't happened most recently, it is just what we have in-house. >> are they fixed in the place or- >> no we have to bring them out and set them up each time >> it sour system then? >> yes. >> to answer your question th

i dont think a half cent will take care of that. the second thing, since developers contribute to the community benefits fund that gets dispersed into 12 different areas. the next thing, commune shuttle buses don't contribute to san francisco transportation improvements. i understand they are mucherally exempt or whatever the term is but all use of city housing and transportation and services must pay their share, therefore, please find another revenue source instead of creating a joint charter amendment. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> edward mason. i like to basically oppose budgeting at the ballot box because this amount to 2.6 billion dollars for the next 25 years. i am also opposed to joining these together and i point to you here, homeless cabinet returns from the past and basically hope brings eternal. there was a program for 100 million to 200 million dollars in this article that mayor nusem appointed mrs. aliota tom my question is, are we expecting results from this money? the housing is a national issue and it shoul

residents so that creates a drain in the ocii projects because contractors dont want to get penalized so they keep the workers employed so they not be able to work on projects ocii is managing. we manage the mayors office of housing hud projects in section 3 so that has another requirement under hud regulations. what we are providing and believe is a business service we help contractors provide quality workers. yes. >> what is the typical profile of your-those who take your training and then the profile of those who are tracked for retention? >> are >> we dominantly male. one the challenges in the construction industry is recruit female workers but our program we feel we run it better compare today the industry we are successful have 15 percent of trainees are female. 40 percent is african american. since our training center is based in the bayview we have a lot of residents from the bayview but see a wide spread of residents across the itsy. bayview is a large group and the accessier district a lot of blue caller residents live there where you can live and afford to work in the const

they're social entrepreneurs but unlike past generation as they dont see government and politics as effecting new change. >> rose: they're seeing more action and success in their world in silicon valley than they've seen in washington. >> so they're making things happen outside of washington and we'll evolve to new institutions. >> and what is an under appreciated fact about the trump movement and the sanders movement it's in the dysfunction of washington that nothing happens and trump comes along and says i can get things done and by the way he's not making an ideological argument and sanders supporters say, well, we would like a minimum wage that's a dollar higher but nobody in washington agreed so we might as well ask for a $15 minimum dollar wage and we'll ask there and set our standards. >> they grew up pushing a button and something happen and they're getting that kind of response from the government and they're not getting it and want that response from a government and watched 3,000 people melt in a tower and seen their generation go off to war. they want purpose in every part of thei

let's bring in eddie, chair for center of african-american studies at princeton university and donteof million hoodies for justice. gentlemen, thank you for joining me. eddie, i'll begin with you. the president said all americans should be twubld by shootings in louisiana and minnesota. do you think they see killing of african-americans by police as an issue now? >> i don't think so. i think when you look at the content of the president's initial press conference, he was in some way trying to convince americans of racial disparities of criminal justice because he wasn't talking to black folks. we all know that data. we don't feel unequal treatment, we know it. we have evidence of it. look at the recent reporting around response to governor of minnesota's claim that if philando was a white driver, a white motorist, he would still be alive today. law enforcement said that was irresponsible. rudy giuliani wouldn't even concede the claim. part of what happens here that we have to always convince a certain segment of the population of the united states that racial discrimination, that rac

former wide receiver from the nfl donte stallworth survived a close call three years ago. leaving him and a friend badly burned. >> by the time i realized we were going the hit the power line, it was too late. >> reporter: some of the ntsb investigators headed to the scene have been delayed by weather. they'll look at the remnants of the balloon, studying the pilot's record, and how he spent the 20 hours before the crash. >> i spoke with debbie hersman, earlier, the former chair of the ntsb. she talks about the safety recommendations that were not implemented. debbie, good morning to you. we want to >> happy to be with you. >> now, first and foremost, the ntsb is arriving to the scene today. what are the first things they'll be look for? >> they'll be documenting perishable evidence. they'll be collecting maintenance records and interviewing people who might have interacted with passengers or the crew in terms of the crash. >> we just heard about the safety recommendations. you were chair of the ntsb. was an accident of this magnitude always the big fear? >> absolutely. th

donte taylor was convicted last month. he faces a maximum sentence of life without parole. >> we have new information this morning in a suspected plot to kill police officers at the port authority bus terminal. the man accused of displaying a gun and asking a homeless man cops, was arraigned last night. police say 18-year-old, hunter taylor came up with a loaded gun and made that chilling threat. pugh madely went to police. >> the present of mind of the gentleman to come over to the police, he didn't have to do that. he could have walked away. >> taylor is suspected of firing into a crowd of people fighting at a party in florida last month. a teenager was hurt in that incident. and is believed taylor came to new york shortly after the reached in the death of the autistic teen who slipped out of a public school last night. his family agreed to a $2.7 million payout from the city. back in october of 2013, the 14- year-old vanished from the river view school in long island city. surveillance video shows him walking out of the

. >> i think last time i looked there was about a hundred yards from frustrates, so i dont know if myouse is still standing or not. >> reporter: more than 1600 fire fighters have continued, to battle the flames, temperatures in the area have reached close to 100 degrees. >>> of course, back here at home we are dealing with excessive heat but also tracking storms. >> we have a little bit of everything today. we have talk about this last week that today would be worst of it. not only peak of the heat and humidity but to add fuel to the fire these storms moving through which is causing problems outside this evening especially north of the city right now. that is where heaviest storms have been this afternoon. poconos in the northern and lehigh valley but we do still have a chance for storms even here in the sit and severe thunderstorm watch remains in effect until 8:00 tonight. we will start off with where people are, enjoying the day, this is down the shore, it is looking hazy but still a lot of people are on the stand right now, no need to move off just yet, no storms targeting that ar

you have two children, donte and kiar, this is personal for your family. say to start off this questioning tonight for kpu us? >> well this is a terrible, terrible painful time for us in this country. and we will continue to mourn for -- while we will continue to mourn for so much longer. we still have to move forward. and -- we have to reach out to each other. we have to comfort each other. we have to rally around the good that is everywhere. and we cannot -- it's not healthy for us to live in a place that is negative and devisive. it's not good. and tonight i'm very pleased that we are beginning to talk about all of these issues that affect us so deeply that we can talk about solutions, that's what i'm most interested in. is talking about solutions because while these conversations may be uncomfortable, they're absolutely necessary. and we have to get to some place where we can get tangible ways to move forward. >> and you're talking about solutions, more diverse police force, including women who have social skills to help us resolve conflict, two you sa

before bed, dont eat a big meal, don't drink caffeine or alcohol, and during the day try to exercise.you do all that and still get enough rest - go the doctor - there may be another problem that's preventing good sleep. so consider this your wake-up call to start sleeping more. for today's health minute, i'm mary moloney. >> grant:just 17 days until the summer next. we hear from some members of the dubs who are preparing to play for team usa. >> britteny: patchy fog developing and former to which is under way. on for kron 4 news at six. steve avenson is in the newsroom activists are demanding more change retiree the two things they want the city to do now. and now that donald trump is the official nominated a double twist on the horizon for the battle of the presidency. the prospective from our live guest at 6 all that and more at the top of the hour. >> grant:part of the cost of being an nba superstar-- there is no offseason. 12 of the game's top players are on team usa. and have begun preparations for the upcoming summer olympics. mark carpenter joins us with more on the warriors co

of course, on animals behalfs but roit now that is a issue that is critical but dont think they pay much mind to it, they went right past it and [inaudible] i was at the west side park. the planning department [inaudible] but there is a issue that came up when i heard commissioner michael antonini and he had something good to say talking about trying to have the gravitational approach. he responds to it with gravitation and has 2 ball fields, lincoln high school, washington high school and higher elevation such as football use for reservoir jz can have gravitational [inaudible] down. that is a lot of the-all that stuff going around ocean beach. [inaudible] my issue i brought up before this commission is [inaudible] alternative routing to such projects that i understand anything can't be done to the project itself because of ceqa. i spoke with the [inaudible] which i strongly recommend if it is able to 15 million gallons per day and requires 25 million gallons so i spoke to such issue. if you use that you can use lake merced to south lake and [inaudible] drain down gravitation ally. thank

you have two children, donte and kiar, this is personal for your family.t do you say to start off this questioning tonight for us? >> well this is a terrible, terrible painful time for us in this country. and we will continue to mourn for -- while we will continue to mourn for so much longer. we still have to move forward. and -- we have to reach out to each other. we have to comfort each other. we have to rally around the good that is everywhere. and we cannot -- it's not healthy for us to live in a place that is negative and devisive. it's not good. and tonight i'm very pleased that we are beginning to talk about all of these issues that affect us so deeply that we can talk about solutions, that's what i'm most interested in. is talking about solutions because while these conversations may be uncomfortable, they're absolutely necessary. and we have to get to some place where we can get tangible ways to move forward. >> and you're talking about solutions, more diverse police force, including women who have social skills to help us resolve conflict, two yo

i dont think any can afford to do that. we want to make sure there is no vacancy control in the proposal. we found a fatal flaw, supervisor peskin agreed to fix it. we had our legal council submit comments and been distributed to your office about getting that fixed through the city attorney. the ballot measure has the problem, there is no way to fix it. that is a reason we like to get that removed. we like to maintain the seismic language that allowed the adu's to be build. we think if adu is subject to rent control they should continue to be subject to rent control but not to vacancy control. we think that the adu's that are not subject to represent control should be the same as in the building they are. no subject to rent control. we believe the ability to create more units that are taken care of in supervisor peskins amendment, i think that is good thing. we don't want to limit the number of units that can be added. i think as far as units size i think we should allow as much flexibility we can. [inaudible] indicated th

. >> so on that, what does donte say to you? is he scared?mber of people on my show last night, and their children have come to them, african-american children, and said, i'm scared right now. >> i think in some ways it's worse than that. it's so ubiquitous. it's an assumption. this is something we have to come to grips with. i think all of us in white america have to understand better that young men of color live in fear all the time. it's something that we have to heal. it's something we have to overcome if we're going to move forward as a country. when i talk to donte, it's come to the point that he assumes that this is a part of life and a part of the reality. it doesn't mean he's hopeless. it doesn't mean that he doesn't want to be a part of changing the world, but i think it's a very simple equation. if you have white children, you don't need to give them that particular warning. you've got to prepare them for a lot of other things in life, but you don't have to give them that particular warning. it gets back to -- you understand, we ho

we dont fear the future; we shape it, embrace it, as one people, stronger together than we are on our. thats what hillary clinton understands, this fighter, this stateswoman, this mother and grandmother, this public er is vavent, patriot, that's the america he's fighting for. -- public servant, this patriot, that's the america she's fighting for. [cheers] and thats why i have confidence, as i leave this stage tonight, that the democratic party is in good hands. [cheers] my time in this office hasnt fixed everything; as much as weve done, theres still so much i want to do. but for all the tough lessons ive had to learn; for all the places ive fallen short; ive told hillary, and ill tell you whats picked me back up, every single time. it's been you. [cheers] the american people. [cheers] its the letter i keep on my wall from a survivor in ohio who twice almost lost everything to cancer, but urged me to keep fighting for health care reform, even when the battle seemed lost. do not quit. its the painting i keep in my private office, a big-eyed, green owl with blue wings made by a -year-ol

we still dont know all the facts.hat we do know is that there has been a vicious, calculated and despicable attack on law nforcement. police in dallas were on duty, doing their jobs, keeping people safe during peaceful protests. these law enforcement officers were targeted, and nearly a dozen officers were shot. five were killed. other officers and at least one civilian were wounded -- some are in serious condition, and we are praying for their recovery. as i told mayor rawlings, i believe that i speak for every single american when i say that we are horrified over these events, and that we stand united with the people and the police department in dallas. according to police, there are multiple suspects. we will learn more, undoubtedly, about their twisted motivations. but let's be clear, there is no possible justification for these kinds of attacks or any violence against law enforcement. the f.b.i. is already in touch with the dallas police, and anyone involved in these senseless murders will be held ully accountabl

much as we can as far as pat downs and wanding and things like that which other maybe neighborhoods dont do because of whatever. but the topic was interesting that somebody mentioned with all the active shoorter situations if it is thought to have on security at clubs and i'm personally totally don't like that. i don't like armed security and what the captain mentioned was misidentification of a security guard maybe being shot by mistake or [inaudible] it was discussed and think mentioned and asked for by a lot of club owners is some best practices about active shooter scenario. an example if a shooter want said to do something they will do it no matter the security is trained and these guys are trained but human error will be there and distractions and whatever hap nls. a lot were interested protecting the patrons inside the club. we try to screen outside and once they are inside they are still our responsibility, but how to doyou handle it. there were comments like as you see these are 8 mentioned, but we hope the next meeting that we will have more or some maybe a draft either from th