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i think the staff report r eferred to the public hearing may 4, 2017. it was may 4, 2018. i heard mixed comments from the public some in support and some opposition. there was good discussion at that friday public hearing. i think that this proposal doesn't fundamentally address different route for tour buses or how bikes should get in and out of the park. it fails to acknowledge there used to be three entrances on fulton at sixth, eighth and tenth. only eighth avenue is left what has been three access points now reduced to one for cars. which, of course, leads to more use of eighth avenue to get in and out. that's the only way in that a rea. i think sixth and fulton should be the main access points for bikes and pedestrians can be eighth can be the main access point for cars. the other thing that proposal doesn't do, it doesn't ban southbound eighth of knew left -- avenue left turns to muny. it should reduce those c onflicts. this is the first neighborway proposal. you'll see more the future. i don't think this is a comprehensive solution. i agree with the speakers said t

. >> reporter: now the school district has not commented on this coroner's rert,eferring cyr calls and emails to danvill akespernolice departnt td today they are hopingo ve tir rept fi by the enof this we can. in danville, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> all right a shame, laura. thank you very much. >>> a teach ner the south bay is in trouble for what he calls a joke. but others aa racist gesture directed to a student was entirely inappropriate. abc 7 news was in san jose where activists held a news conference about this incident in april. the unnamed teacher is on paid administrative leave from santa theresa high school. activists say a black student was in p.e. class when thehite staying stay away from me and using a rope to make a noose around his own neck >> it's appalling that we have children trying to be educated in an atmosphere like this. we are all responsible for raising and educating our children. >> activists are considering a civil rights lawsuit against the school district. the case was taken to the district attorney's office which deemed it a hate incident, not a hate cr

am here today to not only give me the update, but to give you stats and a recommendation for our eferred alignment. so that has been something th we have not presented in the past. we want to give you that. our thoughts on that, and why we think we chose this alignment and why this should be the one to go within the future. i will start by giving you, it was important to us to take a step back, and remind ourselves why we are doing this to begin with. and the importance of rail in the future of this state and in this region. what you see in this slide is some of the gross numbers that are happening over the -- in the state over the next 50 years. we did a broad brush, 50 year projection on growth recognizing these numbers and that timeframe can vary somewhat over time. and broad strokes, you see some of the extraordinary numbers that could be happening in the state over the next 50 years in both population and jobs. really, the point i want to make here, as we have two choices to make to accommodate growth. either build a rail, or expand highways and airports. i don't think the latter is

the phrase i really don't dareu do efers to the fake news media. he tweeted pla melania trump say she doesn't care about the media and what the media says. maybe not a hidden message, but the president says a message about the media. >> wndruff: different t what her office said. >> yes, they said there was noag me >> woodruff: we'll have a conversation with an immigration judge near the border in texas after the tws summary. day's other news, the u.s. supreme court ruled that states may legally force oine shoppers to pay sales tax. the 5-to-4 decision overturnedng two longstanrecedents that allowed online retailers not to collect sales tax in many cases. a number of states argued that as a result, they've been losing billions of dollars in revenue each year. in israel, the wife prime minister benjamin netanyahu was charged with fraud today. sara netanyahu is accused of using some $100,000 in public funds to pay for meals from restaurants and celebrity chefs. her lawyers call the charges "baseless and delusional." the prime minister also faces a ser