the lobby entrance, hereby storage room over 50% of the unit. this is basically the ground floor, each level stacks of the residential unit look similar. the color coding, the doctors color identifies two-bedroom units, identifying the one bedroom, and then the lighter blue identifies with videos. of the bmr units are identified on the land. there was one adjust i think previously there was a one bedroom and actually there's a two bedroom right here that is was on the upper north corner area again this is the lobby entrance off of gerald which is actually on the second level and it frames that corner get going up to the building, this is level three, basically all of the unit actually have primarily the two bedrooms on the corners. the roof plan, and with that i will turn it back over to lila. thank you for your time. >> think. >> i wanted to remind the schematic design packet that you received had one of the bmr units is labeled so we attached that revised page that shows the bmr unit is a two-bedroom not a one unit -- not a one bedroom. which

protesters are trying to put some kind of blockade across the entrance.you can see the trollies being used there. >> paula, help our viewers understand, the riot police coming into the hong kong international airport. this has not happened. this is a major escalation if they come back in, correct? >> reporter: this is one of the world's busiest airports. this is a massive transport hub. this is not somewhere that you expect riot police to be coming into. i've spoken to a number of protesters and they have said that they didn't believe this would happen. they have said that they thought that they were onto a good thing. they thought the fact that they were protesting in the airport meant that they were going to be safe from tear gas and pepper spray and the riot police. now, as we're pointing out, they didn't come far into the hong kong airport. is that a show of force? is that a sign that the riot police want to give to the protesters, that they are there? it's just unclear at this point. >> so at this point does it seem now that the riot police are block

also planning on using it for the accessible business entrance program grant. other disability access resources, ada business assistance and also to help cover the administrative costs of program management. here is a snapshot of our budget breakdown and our spending plan for fiscal year 19/20 for the disability access fund. for revenue, it shows the breakdown of the previous year revenue collected, for fiscal year 18/19, and the revenue collected this year for 19/20 which was just allocated within the last week. as you can see we are keeping the revenue collected from 18/19 on our total revenue because to date we did not utilize the funds from last year. what we did last year, we were utilizing previous carryforward funds. and then also on additional line item on the revenue is a block grant with is a partnership that we are utilizing through the office of economic and workforce development through their federal community development block grant to help to administer our grant program. i will focus this presentation on specifically the ada grant program, the b

garden on the property that helps to improve the entrance at baker beach. along el camino dell mar we have four nodes of green infrastructure and those are located at existing pedestrian crossing. they are going to include rain garden belts and provide traffic calming benefits and pedestrian safety. the overall performance of the project, it's going to manage 17 acres of area within the richmond watershed and it's going to remove over 3 million gallons of stormwater. and in addition to the removal of stormwater it's going to remove activations of rainfalls on baker beach and china beach. the total project budget is just over $12 million and we've been awarded 3.8 by the state water control board. we're going to spend that on bid and award and direct construction costs. and the remaining funding will be through our sewer system improvement program. the stormwater grant program is administered by our state water resources control board. it's funded by a combination of proposition 1 and proposition funding and some of the major grant requirements are that the

on the left there's an entrance. at the top, it says "ladies," on the right there's an entrance for "gents." and then you can also see there's this very complicated system of pulleys and levers. i don't know exactly how all those gears are intended to work, but the intention would be that women, who couldn't vote for everything that men could vote for on election day would go into the left side entrance, and all those gears, pulleys, and levers would close off whatever ballot measures they were not allowed to vote for. of course, if you are a man, you could go in through the "gents" entrance on the right and all options would be opened up and available to you. this patent drawing is from 1910, so this was 10 years before the 19th amendment was ratified. already states were -- and the american public was dealing with the question of some women having certain voting rights, but not equal voting rights with men. another critical community of women that were engaged in the struggle for women's voting rights were working

left is an entrance at the top that says ladies, on the right there is an entrance for gents. you can see there is a complicated system of pulleys and levers. i don't know how those gears are intended to work, but the intention would be that women couldn't vote for everything -- women who couldn't vote for everything, men would go on the left side of the entrance and all those gears and levers would close off whatever ballot measures they were not allowed to vote for. if you are a man you could go 's entrance on the right. this patent drawing is from 1910, so this was 10 years before the 19th amendment was ratified. were -- and the american public was dealing with the question of some women having voting rights, but not equal voting rights with men. another critical community of working class women. we already heard the argument from emily barber, that teacher who, as a wage earning woman, pressed for voting rights. workeden, whether they in a profession or in a factory or other industry, were a really critical community, and the struggle for women's voting particular, because

and then also each entrance canopy must be custom designed because of the site environment. i capturing that correctly? >> absolutely correctly. >> commissioner fewer: okay. great. sorry to interrupt. i just wanted to clarify because it is confusing and i think it is a little complicated and it is a hell of a lot of money. so your next speaker, please. >> thank you. >> commissioner fewer: thank you, mr. holmes. >> tim chan, group manager, stations planning. >> good morning, supervisors. you did a great job. i feel like i don't have to say a lot, but i will add more information. so i'm not going to go through a lot of information that was provided at the briefing on monday. so what i can do is i can take questions towards the end. this is really just a list of the process that we went through. the information has not changed, so i'm going to move to the next slide. we did add this slide in providing an overview of the market street canopy project. so i have 22, but it is 21 plus two options. it is anticipated for that construction program to be completed over the next seven y

streets for a 9 to strength we can't one police station was surrounded and the fire in that at its entrance the fire was put out the clashes continue across the city center also on the program. the tab saddam hussein embracing and that may just steps toward democracy the ruling military reaches a firm deal with civilians that has put the country on a paltry election. and 100 detained as. an opposition rally the police say the gathering was illegal purchases and says they're fighting full faith in actions. hello i'm christine want to welcome to the program. we begin with some breaking news from the u.s. police in el paso texas say they've arrested a suspect after a shooting left several people did at a shopping complex local media say at least 20 people were injured at the mall on the east side of the city police all conducting a search of the area but say there is no longer a danger to the public they have not yet say it how many people were killed. for more on this breaking news i'm joined by deja vu correspondent in washington. know what more can you tell us while there is not a lot of in

to the streets for a 9th street weekend one police station was surrounded and a fire lit at its entrance the fire was quickly put out but there have been clashes and standoffs across the city center. also coming up her dad sudan is celebrating another major step towards democracy the country's ruling military reaches a firm deal with civilians that has put the country on the top 2 elections. and tension in moscow as police try to fend off what they call an unauthorized opposition rally with hundreds detained this just a week after security forces arrested more than a 1000 people protesting a ban on some opposition candidates in city elections. i'm irish waiter thank you for joining us protesters who vandalized a hong kong police station have faced tear gas or salutation police intervened after some demonstrators threw stones at the station for coffee and lit a fire at its entrance the clashes came as tens. thousands of protesters gathered in a normally busy market district hong kong has seen months of unrest triggered by a controversial extradition law the unrest has now evolved into a w

to the streets for a 9th straight week and one police station was surrounded and the fire at its entrance to the fire was put out the clashes continue across the city also coming up bad so disintegration and that's a major step toward democracy the ruling military reaches a deal with civilians that split the country on a path to elections. and hundreds of detainees as police in moscow posh and opposition iraqi police say the gathering was illegal purchases or system they're fighting pretty insane actions. hello i'm christine want to welcome to the program. a popular tourist district in hong kong has hong kong has descended into chaos as police clashed with protesters crowds were repelled with tear gas after a few demonstration is citified at the entrance of a police station the same the autonomous chinese city has seen several weeks and wrist triggered by a proposal for a controversial extradition goal. calling for why is a democratic reforms and they blame the police for the escalating violence. the the protests that erupted in hong kong in june show no sign of abating in august you know

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streets for a night straight weekend one police station was surrounded and the fire led set his entrance the fire was put out but clashes continue across the city center also coming up i am sad to say that is an abrasive and that's a major step toward democracy the police military reaches a firm deal with civilians that has put the country on a path to elections actually. 100 hard to take as most the police caution opposition rallies police say the gathering was illegal practices and says they're fighting or failing to action. and i'm christine want to welcome to the program a popular tourist district in downtown hong kong has descended into scenes of chaos as police clashed with protesters crowds were repelled with tear gas after a few demonstrates has set a fire at the entrance of the police station the semi autonomous chinese city has seen several weeks of unrestricted by a controversial extradition role for sisters are now calling for wider democratic reforms and they blame the police for it escalating the vice. the protests that erupted in hong kong in june show no sign of abating i

to the streets for a 9th straight weekend one police station was surrounded in a fire lit and its entrance to fire was put out by clashes continue across the city center. also coming up right her way out the sudan is celebrating another major step toward democracy the ruling military reaches a firm deal with civilians that has split the country on the power to elections. and hundreds are detained as moscow police watched an opposition rally police say the gathering was a week old protesters insist they're fighting for fair elections. waiter it's good to have you with us a pro-democracy rally has turned chaotic after protesters clashed with police and faced tear gas in retaliation some demonstrators threw stones and lit a fire at the entrance of a police station the clashes came after tens of thousands of protesters gathered in a normally busy market district hong kong has now seen 3 months of unrest triggered by a controversial extradition law past 2 weekends have seen escalating violence from both protesters and police. our correspondent charlotte chosen hill is at the scene in downtown h

appeared to be in casual clothes, shorts and t-shirts with bulletproof vests walking towards the back entrances of this mall. the nbc affiliate reporting just this, that there was 18 people shot. the extent of their injuries is unknown. and, obviously, it's going to take a while to figure out how long this could go on before we have more information. we bring back ted williams, former d.c. homicide detective and federal agent. ted, clearly things have changed since we last talked. i don't know if you can see a make of the posture of police? we don't see s.w.a.t. teams offs and groups ready. the urgency seems to have been pulled back a little bit, although we don't know if this is the main scene. >> well, i'm not actually able to view the scene, but i can tell you this, if you do not see that kind of activity, it could very well be more likely than not that the shooter or shooters are down. i say that not having as much information as i would like to have. but normally if, in fact, it was still a very active scene, you would find the s.w.a.t. teams in place, and it appears as though law enforcem

they have a booth at the very front entrance. this is towards the end of the parade. 6:00 was the cut off hour. hello everyone. everybody had a really good time. you just missed the choir, they were just singing. the police department, they have really wanted to show more support to the lgbt community. also to the officers that they are really hoping to let them know that they want to recruit 150 officers. they have openings. look at these adorable kids having a good time. hello. did you guys have a good time? yeah? we are just wrapping up here. this is not the end of it. we still have another pride parade. this time it is going to be in oakland. it is going to be on september 8. in san jose, leigh martinez, ktvu fox 2 news. >> i don't know if you've had a chance to hear or talk to the police, i'm just wondering can you talk a little bit more about the conversations between the police and the folks there for the pride parade? >> reporter: oh yes, absolutely. we did have interviews with the police department. they felt incredibly

from the main entrance.iving room is an open kitchen with windows and doors to the courtyard. it is windows to the street basically for some security, and to the stoop which is part of the design guidelines that we were directed by planning to provide. >> do you think you have enough privacy there because i actually live in a building that i designed and developed that has this condition on the corner of pierce street and we have this condition, and the living room and dining room actually nest up against that stoop. it does provide eyes on the stoop kind of thing. is it ideal? frankly, i think there are better solutions in different solutions. they don't comply with the design guidelines. >> this is clearly something we have to look at carefully. one thing i will say about this project is that the only retail space is at the corner. we have knowledge of the other frontages of the building will not make sense for retail, but we do think the corners are a place to mark retail because we want it to be more act

there were some tense moments for protesters blocking those entrances. seems like those areas have been cleared out at the moment. i am looking at the screens, and flights are still leaving hong kong at this hour, although it has been just a handful of flights. some have been rescheduled for tomorrow morning. we do still see some cancellations. slowly turning back to normal but certainly this unrest between protesters and the police and government is getting a little more hardened. both sides not backing down. vonnie: carrie lam making a speech overnight, choking up, saying the city is risking falling into an abyss. what do we know about future plans for the protesters? do they plan to go to the airport again tomorrow, in the coming days? we heard from some protesters. they say they may come back. we are not sure, we have not heard about any sort of set time or date about when they will be aming back, but we do know of march planned for this sunday. of course, this is after we heard from carrie lam this morning talking about the long-term consequences if

if you want to purchase books and get them signed to be at the entrance. have a good day. [applause] [applause] [inaudible conversations] tina thank you everybody for coming. i am a visiting fellow here at aei and we are here for a great conversation. it will be a conversation tonight about nationalism, nationhood, family and father

this newly built entrance leads to an escape tunnel that was secretly done to help 17 east german citizens flee to west berlin he said the most being completed but was discovered before it could be used. klaus could pin from west berlin help dig this hamel he wanted to smuggle his pregnant wife out of the spolin. this is the original tunnel from 7971 it's the only one preserved in its original state from a time when berlin was divided. at street level stones marked the location of the tunnel running under where the berlin wall. once stood over the whole system when friends acquaintances or relatives from west germany came to visit i never took them to the brandenburg gate instead i take them to banaue. last often they will go to platforms on all major crossings on the western side. they were so tall you could see a long way into east berlin. says he will do everything to keep clearing out his story on the ground signs he recently discovered this well from the 1863 it used to belong to a brewery and still contains water. from news starts berlin is brimming with 20th century history from the

leader and natural entrance to company synthesizers fragrances and. since from hundreds of thousands of her google materials their extract is for instance from blossoms into. these essential oils the basis of perfume production. creates is aroma well it's one of these essences every candle is a blend of up to 10 distinct saints with the product of a composition is an aromatic oil that has to mature for at least 3 weeks and then we give it to the candle maker here in germany. then it's very gradually gather with an oil that's not too hot and. runs his fragrance production with his partner vanessa. she takes care of the management while he concentrates on the creative process. the mario is someone who approaches people through conversation and personal contact. and from what he learns he can steer his work in a certain direction. the results are often deeply personal. mario was born in rosario argentina in the 1972. when he was just fine his family had to flee the military to germany. he grew up and studied graphic design and an international reputation

the firefighters stopped me at the entrance and said what are you doing. i said please help us get the scrolls out of the building. a were incredible. they told me i should not do this if it happens again. but they were amazing. they got the scrolls. had it not been for their fast response time the entire building would've burned down. we would not have had those scrolls.>> reporter: the scrolls and the buildings were saved. the rabbi is working to put things back together. he has plenty of help. >>> the outpouring from the community has been unbelievable heartwarming. i cannot thank them enough for what they have done. we will come together and rebuild. it will be the most beautiful synagogue in the area. >>> is started on the exterior of the building. the exact cause is still under investigation we are told there is no evidence of arson.>>> the death toll in last year's campfire is up to 86. butte county officials say 72- year-old paul ernest a paradise succumbed to his wounds. he's been hospitalized since november when the fire raced through the butte c

christmas hill park still a crime scene but authorities say driver dear sir go to the park entrance, speak to security there to retrieve their cars. people who don't have a vehicle in the parking lot are still beingaer asked being asked to stay away from the area. >>> tonight we will take a look at the mass shootings in america. we are looking at current gun laws, mental health and what lawmakers doing to prevent more a ktvu special report. guns in america. it's tonight 10:30 right here on ktvu. >>> the chp is investigating a four car crash in san jose. it left one person dead and two others hurt. the crash happened about 3:30 just south of highway 85. police say it started when one car spun out and hit the center divide and then three other cars crashed in to it. one of the vehicles caught fire and soon all four were in flames. firefighters and the chp had to shut down all lanes of northbound 101. >> i was just driving home from work and, man, i just saw a lot of fire. man, there's like three cars and just -- engulfed. pretty bad accident. >> traffic was backed up for hours. we moni

new this year they will be only two entrances and they are adding metal detector wands. >>> what you want to states to the family was having second thoughts about coming down this weekend? >>> totally understand. that caution and worry. it is very natural right now given everything that has been happening. we put a lot of work into organizing the festival coordinating with the city's public safety departments to ensure a safe weekend. they can arrive here and feel they are in a good place. it will be plenty of public safety to take care of us.>> reporter: if you are coming out into the jazz fest remember there cutting it down to two back entrances to the north and south. they will use metal detector wands for the first time which means there could be significantly long lines. as for the guardian program the school guardians will be paid for by $3 million out of the police overtime budget. they will reassess in a couple months. if they like what they see leaders can develop a more permanent source of funding going forward. >>> we are learning more about a warning flag before the shoot

>> reporter: well, we are at one of the entrances right here where yes, there is beefed up security.d that is because of the recent mass shootings in gilroy ci country, and we ran into a group from el paso, after a mass shooting in that city, and they tell us they refuse to let fear take away their fun. as music fills golden gate park for the 12th annual outside lands festival some can't help but feel a little worried as they pass through the metal detectors. >> it's a little scary. >> reporter: omar garcia came with a group from el paso, texas, days after a mass shooting in their city killed 22 people. their shirts say el paso strong. >> this one person that decided to do this hateful act, we're not going to let them stop us from living the life we want to live. >> reporter: after mass shootings in el paso, dayton and gilroy, the city tightened security at the festival, adding more police officers and more fencing. and this year for the first time, marijuana can be sold and smoked in a designated area called grass lands. >> it's honestly groundbreaking. >> reporter: the director of

she says she was trying to go into her condo building here at the front entrance on beale street when the man attacked her. now she's questioning how he could be released from jail. >> i never felt so unsafe in my life. >> reporter: paneez who asked us not to give her last name says she is scared and angry the man she said attacked her in the surveillance video was released from jail wednesday morning. just three days after the incident. police have identified the suspect as austin james vincent who has no known local address. paneez says she's recovering from the bruises left on her hands and body but that she can't escape the trauma. >> it's all over my mind. i can't stop thinking about the fact that this man is free after what he did to me. >> reporter: free despite being charged with false imprisonment, attempted robbery and two counts of battery. and free despite a public safety assessment done by the san francisco pretrial diversion project which recommended that vincent remain in custody. it handles a pretrial assessment. the workup is done based on a number of factors includin

. >> host: if i'm a private entrance provider how a look at these various proposals and what am are my concerns now? >> guest: your concerns with medicare for all, you can be put out of c business although hardo know come hard to imagine there will not be some role for private insurance, evenor as jut the administrator, a lot of large companies now self-insure but they highergh insurance companies to administer the benefits. private companies administer medicare for the most part andnd then talk about medicare advantage. talk about fee-for-service medicare. most of those bills are managed by private insurance companies. private insurance companies are watching this with some great wariness. the providers of health care particularly hospitals are watching it with sort of more panic in the insurance companies. providers say they can afford to take medicare now because private insurance pays the moret private insurance were to go away in some large part or completely, they in three would be paid less and they are very worried. >> host: we will: talk and other themes on this topic of medic

the work is financed exclusively through donations and entrance fees neither of a spanish government nor the catholic church provides money for the project. nonetheless each year around $25000000.00 euros are raised to finish how discreation. when he. started the site gratify me the completely unconventionally. he built the church and parts. list part of. jodi was an intuitive architect his ideas often developed and changed. as he worked out he didn't leave behind blueprints for his successors which means a lot of the construction is essentially a guessing game. most will if you will. our goal is to finish the project according to go d's ideas as much as possible if you will and i thought that's why we've got to study the few documents that he left behind in great detail to make his vision into reality without any. local residents have mixed feelings about it the crowds of tourists who come to see the church have changed the neighborhood souvenir shops and kiosks have forced out businesses that serve locals. and there's another thing that worries residents back when the building star

here is the main entrance. the sign over the gate says in effect or a dignified or benefactor of dignity. met installed state prosecutors in 1909 that he had visited the settlement several times on behalf of the b. and d. he called the. state prosecutors in a bid to help its leader paul shaffer when he was under investigation for crimes including physical injury and deprivation of liberty. in a statement merchants praised the settlement as a model german community he denied reports that people had been physically abused in a room known as the potato seller. matins testimony runs to $31.00 pages and sheila has a copy of it. sums up the statement. it's described in detail his visits to colonia dignidad and he attempted to refute a number of allegations point by point. for example he said that he'd seen no evidence that people had been tortured there and he saw no underground corridors we also spoke with a doctor at the settlements hospital he concluded it was impossible torture had taken place there. before. but

. >> reporter: brown made a big entrance in napa in this hot air balloon.he made headlines prior over his frostbitten feet. but now, the helmet standoff is taking center stage. >> he is their star player. in his mind, the rules don't apply. but, rules are there for a reason. in this case, with the cte issue , being safe football field for as violent the game is that is, you have to abide by it. >> reporter: the seven-time pro bowler has complained the new leak approved helmets make it more difficult for him to see the ball. so what you think should happen? >> just man up, put your helmet on and what herequires and to deal with it, play ball. >> reporter: some say play ball the rules or than you are not playing. brown is not alone but tom brady also wants to keep wearing his old helmet. but, he has to walk away from the gaov thother we will see antonio brown on the field. this is a matter of who blinks first. >> reporter: the raiders have made no official comment, a decision on brown's grievance may come as early as next week. in livermore, juliette goodrich

the last 15 minutes or so police officers began removing crime scene tape blocking off all of the entrances to the mall. the santa clara county sheriff's helicopter hovering over the great mall in milpitas sunday night, the mall the scene of a big scare during the 7 p.m. hour when three men a jewelry store where they started smashing cases and taking jewelry. >> everybody started running. we got to the nearest store and ran out. >> reporter: one woman was with her friend and her children. >> they started freaking out. so we told them we're playing a big game of hide and seek, keep them calm. >> reporter: customers thought the noise were gunshots which triggered panic, controversy of people rushing out of the mall, police arriving a short time later placing the mall on lockdown. >> we just hear people running and they said there was shots fired. we were outside. we kept going. we stopped because i wanted to put her on my back and then they said shots fired again, so we just kept running again. the. >> reporter: police soon learned that the incident was not an active shooter. >> it was scary

up was you just stand representatives here at the entrance hall on its national basis in the fatah level we have standing right here in afghanistan and the representatives are feeling hard t.j. they just post that the intel and order around to buy the car outside the condo at the entrance and that means this although will come into effect immediately and this order. banning anyone from had he said painting and assemblies are codes passed here at the airport and the destinated area they're not allowed to participate in the sampling and that's made the area by our team and are not allowing anyone to are coming here to illegally or intentionally they struck the usaf off that we off the airport so that means the questions would be what the airport authority what they would say we maybe would protest this was based here at the airport so far this new $1.00 to $200.00 foot has this they return to the airport and they continue demonstrations here they have demonstrated the protests area but we're still not clear what are the what is the next step off the authorities. to talk to us about this vi

forward today and leaking the i would like to say public read that i actually also lived at the entrance to the shipyard with my two children when the ground was first broken in the shipyard. one of the concern in the community for the last 20-30 years has been the cleanup process. that is near and dear to my heart. i don't take any of the concerns of any community members lightly. there has been an environmental just this struggle, in bayview hunters.for decades. all the way back to the eg and e plant and now having the very public criminalization of members of the test company that was hired that was hired by the navy shipyard to do the initial testing and find out there was fraud committed. it does that community back in terms of what they want to believe or can believe, or the trust that they have in different organizations and entities who sort -- who are supposed to be overseeing this process area so, right now, i would like no if we could possibly table this item, until after the hp come forth before our count will come if it -- -- our counsel. to see if there's a possibility to d

to that was probably 2530 place in full riot gear came day and really in the entrance to their place building and there are objects being thrown at them that would seem to take the opportunity worse than that as yet a loudspeaker you can probably hear in the background is a place women saying stop throwing things at the place and stop shining lasers at the play station as well that's another tactic of protesters at these things they try and shine the light laser lights to stop police cameras from going out with the film on them and that's going on now right already the place of raised an issue they do as a kind of stage you want to protests disperse otherwise they will start coming out with their right here on and firing tear gas well we haven't yet seen any of those but the fact that i've got this on now shows how the tension here has built already and as we have seen on previous weekends what started off as anti government anti beijing peaceful marches has turned into something different and there are thousands of protesters here and this is not going to be the end of it for the ni

that's the entrance to the court there, the back entrance.d a mixed result. he's got convicted with harassment and a restraining order is in place, so i'm happy with that. kirsty‘s ex pleaded guilty to harassment on condition that the more serious stalking charge was dropped. what we saw in court today is something which i think is standard procedure these days — a bit of horse trading going on. always, because it's plea bargaining. they want to accept a lesser charge and they hope that the fear of giving evidence is enough for the victim to agree to that. so, what about the assault charge? kirsty was waiting to give evidence from a side room, but... the video link didn't work, time was getting on, so i've got to go back on the 2nd november. that small technical failure effectively splits the case, separating the harassment and assault charges from being heard together. the day comes, and after weeks of anxiety, kirsty is ready to go again. but she calls us. she's been woken up early by the police. they've just knocked at half five this morni