event. most events i know start no earlier than 10 :00 a.m.. >> that's probably she just sets up early on certain events, but it's not like, the third event starts usually at 3:00 p.m. and always ends by 8 :00 p.m.. >> okay. then i kind of wonder why it's necessary to start the permit at 8:00 a.m.. >> some of her larger events like christmas, winter wonderland have snow. it's probably for the set up. >> i had run an event that closes the street at 3 :00 a.m. and the sound doesn't start until 10:00 a.m.. we may want to consider, i guess, i'm sorry? >> 10:00 a.m. start time is fine? okay. i just want to make sure there isn't undue, you know, we are not extending the permit beyond what is actually needed. >> commissioner frost, it sounds like every time they come to you to get the permit. they are trying to stop having the do that. would it be beneficial for you adding this permit to go on a monthly calendar sent to you. you being bayview station? >> yes. she does again always tell us any unsch

it's a really great event.of the better ones that we do in the year good is it a bunch of people who are fund raising for a good cause? are there patients there too? >> it's a great mix. you get to meet looft people, patients -- a lot of people, patients, chefs, other industry people. we have our tuna all mixed together. we'll put it in the jar. we have our burnt avocados. so we smoked the jar itself. >> oh, cool. >> we actually serve this in the restaurants. when it comes to the the table, we open the jar. we have the burnt avocados, tuna. >> lolly's locks is the event on march 26. more information on wusa9.com. we appreciate your time. >> nick: yes, the building is fully insured, including the downstairs club. yes. look, do you -- do you have my agent's number? because he can answer any of these questions you may have. i can get him on the phone for you immediately. great. call him anytime you want. yes. i just want to get rolling on this by next week. thank you. >> dylan: you usually don't look that frustrat

during an event. first, you have to establish a real purpose and understand what it is. if it is a fundraiser, you do the event a certain way. if it is a government event, you do it a different way sometimes. corporate events have their own style. and feel -- you have your own branding and feel. rebecca: we are showing some pictures. you have done corporate even government events, big productions. one of theconic events in washington, black tie and boots, the texas s inaugural ball. you have done them all. you clearly have a big budget for some of these events. tell us the secret to having a small budget but still wowing your audience. do you put your moy in flowers, a big name as a case -- key guest speaker? where do you put youroney? your - --lynda: you are showing pictures of a small buet event. it looks good because we used the gliding and a nice set. there are a lot of ways you can make an event look high dollar. rebecca: cherry dollar -- cherry blossom is a higprofile event. nda: they have to ra

the process in large part does the police department you know your big partner in a lot of those events have adequate time to figure out where resources have to be supplied especially on some of the bigger event days. >> i think our two commissioners that 0 do those kinds of event are more apt. >> what is motivating it did we see a rise in request this year or more of them unusual in the last 40 days i want more information from the office to know if we feel - obviously you feel like there's a need to enact this authority i want the information that substantiates that. >> well without the exact numbers i feel that really this is the only time we're going to have serious positions - i think in 2014 i'll say as halloween this year and new years eve every year as halloween gets closer to a weekend it generates a tremendous amount of activity that looks like new year's eve i know we've recorded there was a lot of events i don't know if halloween was on a tuesday or wednesday if this is going to happen but new years eve it also happens other than that this request i'm sort of coupling to you

but how many people do those events represent so at what point does sfpd dermatitis capacity has been reached so i mean obviously sfpd staffing levels vary from year to year but what is frustrating maybe being told yes one year and next your costs are going to double because the staffing is not there you don't have that clear delineation for the staffing of the city services so providing guidance to say this is where we tap out this is the number of events and the number of people at those critical times we can afford to cover and beyond that that could be cost recovery kicks in those additional cost permits kick in that will be an easier way to handle this at least it's more transparent. >> commissioner frost. >> that makes sense but when our talking about year by year this doesn't effect that because we're talking about anyone that is filing within 40 days of event and i know from first hand experience the police department requires our captains to have their plans made a month prior to new years eve depends on about the other ones it's not that big of a hardship on the ones that do

>> it's the same event. the event moves around depending on what we are doing. >> it's within 500 feet? >> yes. >> so this is third street between what and what? >> third street between mckinnon and peru. >> i would like to amend the motion to include that portion of the street. >> can i pause for a minute? should we ask the police? does the permit -- are you okay with that addition, the third street part? >> how are you doing, the captain sent me down. he was business, obviously he's got a lot going on. to clarify, there is one street that runs in the middle of bayview opera house and mandel plaza. it's closed down for restructuring. they have been using mandel plaza. when they open up, the bayview house faces third street. we haven't had any problems there. they don't use both spaces all the time. it depends on what functions are going on. >> you don't have any objection? >> no. we haven't had any problems. >> this would be one permit approval encompassing both mandel plaza? >> correct. >> you are okay wit

we are really focused on extreme weather events. wind, water , fire, and hail. >> and it's all powered by the colossal fans. >> i'm standing in a tropical storm at 45 mph. and that's a breeze compared to category 1 1 hurricane where winds reach speeds of 70 mph. here a wall of fans can generate winds of 131 mph an hour. that's enough to blow down a house. >> what we do here is building by building combat. >> ceo of the insurance institute for business and home safety. and an industry-funded non-profit that recreates extreme weather conditions. but their goal is to change the way that the industry builds and how codes are written and enforced. >> our research is geared towards workable, practical solutions, public policymakers. we want to show people how to build, repair property better stronger against the worst that mother nature has to offer. >> what causes it and what is linked to extreme weather and insurance often foot the bill. >> we've seen $356 billion of insured losses from natural disasters between 2002 and 2013. we do kno

from where a hall of fame event is going right now.ave reports you were seen drop kicking people. is this true. >> i just took off my huge belt. you missed that part. >> yes. >> i'll show you the drop kick when i get back to the station. as you know wrestlemania is the biggest is taken in all of wrestling. right now inside sap center some of the biggest legends in wrestling are being inducted into the hall of fame. just before this event, we talked to several wrestling stars on the red carpet who have ties to the bay area. including roman reins who will be wrestling in the wwe world heavyweight championship tomorrow against brock lessner. he says he has lots of families in the bay area. >> anytime i come back here it feels like home. i have so much family scattered across all the way from southern california up to of sacramento. it's a great feeling to be able to reunite with so much family and do my thing and represent my family. >> so eva marie from the show total divas is from concord, a graduate of north gate high. she's thrilled w

(laughter) wrap up. >> the condition that outdoor event can't be 5ub9 past 2 hundred feet i advised them how they might measure that moving forward so to encourage them to apply much further for events we have a couple of new classrooms 298 right around the same area newly opened 0 was i'll be going by and making sure that everything is closed up making sure there's no leak during my sound inspection there was a couple of suggestions about the roof so i'll talk with them so see if the work was done and it seems as though another agencies around the city have been taking an active roll in coming to me with some after hours events like the bayview station and the city attorney there's a lot of communication that is not something we're directly involved in but like to work with the police and city attorney's to make sure that if things are being a nuisance to but surrounding neighbors so that wraps up my report any questions? >> just 2 quick street food park you mentioned it was missions pd wouldn't that be mission on the border you mentioned a late permit we mentioned cut off we need

tonight's dinner is a white-tie event. the features satirical speeches and skits from journalists and politicians. we will continue to watch some of the arrivals at the renaissance hotel. [indiscernible conversations] the gridiron club hosting its annual dinner tonight at the renaissance hotel in washington, d.c. it is closed to cameras but we are bringing you some guest arrivals over the next hour or so on seas and -- on c-span. we are in the lobby of the renaissance hotel. president obama will speak tonight as will governors scott walker in terry mcauliffe. we will watch the arrivals over the next hour or so on c-span. now we will bring you the weekly addresses. president obama discusses his student aid bill of rights and representative stephen -- susan brooks of indiana has the republican response talking about the benghazi select committee's request for hillary clinton's e-mails. first, the president. >> in an economy increasingly built on innovation, the most important skill you can sell issue knowledge. that is why h

at that event. and that, at this point, is a rare occasion. this is a rare public speech for hillary clinton at all at this point. she is not giving many public speeches even though everybody expect her to be a presidential candidate soon. also, as chris was just mentioning, this will be hillary clinton's first speech since these very pointed questions were raised last night at the "new york times." we do not know if secretary clinton will specifically be addressing that story about the e-mails tonight, but we will keep an eye on her speech and this event depending on when it gets started. we will try to bring it to you live. stay tuned for that. we begin tonight in the middle of the country. we begin in kansas city. kansas city spans two states, right? kansas city, kansas and kansas city, missouri. in a suburb of the kansas side overland park, last april, this guy, this neo-nazi, founder of branchs of the klu klux klan. who thought he was probably dieing of something, he went to a jewish community

turned out yesterday protecting the attendance record at the stadium and officials estimate that the event could pump $100 million into the local economy. leaf stadium officials say wrestlemania was the perfect dry run for super bowl 50 next february. >> we are all prepared with big events here and this could be the biggest so far but we are ready. >> wrestlemania 31 became highest grossing paid review event in history grossing 12.6 million dollars. >> we were seeing a lot of people walking around like this

we also had a community brokers event right away and brokers event for all of san francisco and that led into our grand opening of the first 2 blocks on june 7th. one of the things we wanted to point out is we keep emphasizing because it's very important to us as it is to you that this is a part of an existing community and we wanted to integrate into it so we did a lot of work with the community to fart ner with the community and we worked with local restaurants and local wine company and all of that. that is what is tied into our marketing and our events that are happening. and talking about events, it's the marketing and advertising that we've been doing is relatively untraditional in that we have not done a lot. we have some campaigns online which are google outwards that drive people to our website and we do a lot of events and education because we think that's important for people to understand what's taking place out there and what we are building and overcome some of the questions that they have wechlt not done any print advertising and we are going into more detail on the ou

apple brings everyone out to these big events.e so many people here, they take so much time to put them together, they need to talk about other things. i think there's a lot of topics apple can talk about. the driver today, the thing that's going to move the stock over the next year, two years is going to be apple watch. >> what disappear l look like in five or ten years? this is a big, bold move into an area in which they've not sold before. there's talk about doing something within automotives. there's the beats acquisition. where is tim cook taking this company? >> that's a great question. where is apple going. i kind of look at the world, everything is becoming a computer. our tvs are going to become a computer. obviously our phones have become a computer. the apple watch is a computer. apple digital ecosystem with hardware, software, really is a different research ya tore. we have talked about personal robots longer term. so me, that's kind of a no-brainer. we have no data points that indicate apple's doing that. with their c

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he makes sure events go smoothly. when we need anything and can't find it we call on walter and he makes it happen and please a big hand for walter and his contributions. and the second thing when you're out there today please work safely. it's the number one priority. in 15 years we didn't have one injury. if you see something that you do not feel you should be touching or something of concern to you look for someone with a vest or in your team. someone wearing a public works vest or park and rec vest will advise you on what to do. that's a simple rule. and enjoy and don't forget the 15 years of clean teams and we come back here and share stories and break . thank you very much for coming out. i very much appreciate it. (fire works).

as you can see people are starting to gather for the event, and if it is like other gathering we weretoday, there will be strong mixed feelings. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the blue and gold ceremony was to honor those fallen but many thoughts were on michael johnson. >> a moment of silence for officer michael johnson. >> reporter: police chief said the city funeral service announced today for thursday april 2nd at the sap center will help the community but says planning it has been tough on the family still trying to recover from the shooting. >> it's difficult for them. it really is. understandably. i mean this is horrific event for law enforcement and for them. >> reporter: there were similar concerns about the public funeral, expressed that the growing memorial in front of police headquarters. >> it's going to be certainly a time to reflect, but i imagine that it's going to be kind of a spectacle, as well. we want to make sure to focus on the man and officer johnson. >> reporter: organizers of the center road event at 6:30 the united vietnamese neighbors group says residents are trying to ge

they are sponsoring the event this year. you can visit with sue cochran and find out about the foundation. they support the activities at the courthouse historical park. inmate, -- in may, they are putting together a tour. we're going to take people interested on a three-day tour of the appomattox campaign. you can get that information from sue. there are forms you can fill out and sign up. we would love to have you on that tour. there is a schedule outside. it this is for the anniversary event coming up in a few weeks. the events run april 8 through april 12. if you would like to participate in those this is a schedule for you to pick up. it is also free just like this seminar. this is a magazine that just came out. they are out by the door. you can pick one up. it's a great magazine, talking about things related to 1865. our speaker last night has an article in here. i have an article in here. our curator has an article in here. this is a great magazine. go ahead and pick one of those up. chris bought -- brought some sailo

the event access opens at 8:00. we'll be inside later today to bring up some of the top stars and we'll bring you more and more. there's a lot of excited fans and you can see a lot of outfits and happy people. mike, claudine? >> i'm with you in just a little bit. people who are attending wrestle mania, they're prohibiting all backpacks from being in the stadium all approved bags will be inspected before you entered and this will be additional service to levi's before and after the event. people are encouraged to download the levi stadium app so they can prepurchase a parking pass. go to our website at ktvu.com. >> thanks, mike. >>> my neighbors in cleveland test texted me it was 27 degrees there. i texted back, it's like 80. >> i know. >> it was crazy. >> on one hand, very spoiled, on the other hand, we keep saying, we would gladly test the rain and sierra snow, it won't happen this week. we're going to warm it up as we get into today. even warmer for tomorrow. a live look there of another beautiful view. we have pa

it's an event. with a giant cult following. wrestlemania nation. >> i'm excited for the triple h on sting match. >> wrestlemania! >> wrestle many! >> before the show started fans were pumped up, getting into character. >> hogan hogan, hogan. >> my my man stone sold with he. >> bus stone cold said so. >> that's the bottom line. >> that's not the real pair but no one cared. fans say it's amazing. >> this is about my lifetime dream since i was little always wanted to come to wrestlemania. this is one of the biggest events. this is our super bowl. >> going survive? >> i'm absolutely going to survive. no doubt. i may come out battled and bruceed and bloody but i'll walk out here. >> just like amazing, and just to see them just to say i was there. >> this will be the ultimate test for lee vives stadium. the most people ever this side of the super bowl. a capacity crowd of more than 70,000. the show alone could pump 100 million bucks into the local economy. levi's official says when it comes to crowd control and security is it the per

they canceled a charity event after one student took offense to the event's poster. the fundraiser which is a play on the charity's name court appointed special advocate aims to raise money for foster kids by selling mexican food. a poster for the event featured the phrase metro average philanthropy causing the senior, a foster child herself to post as a latina student at quinnipiac i ask that you respect the culture of others and do not appropriate it in stereo typical and offensive ways. the sorority caved and canceled the event. but really what option did they have? i don't know if you noticed that, but i took special care to pronounce all of the words in the -- >> i thought the accent was great. >> when you say latina you say latina. >> the most impressive was quinnipiac. >> what she .ed out is ma raw caws -- marracas are not mexican. if you are going to use cultural appropriation do it it right. use what is appropriate. >> aren't these marriachis -- >> marriachis are different than marracas. >> i used them in kindergarten in minnesota so i don't think they are a

the event was known. many say there is still a long way to go >>> tony harris has been covering the event in selma. let's begin with you on this powerful weekend, there has been a new call for action. >> absolutely. a powerful weekend. take a look behind me at the edmund pettus bridge, the crowd is starting to thin out. the curtain coming down on what has been a remarkable weekend in this small town. as was the case 50 years ago. this day began in church. >> brown chapel the church that housed the power and muscle of the selma marches. the epicentre for an impressive array of thinkers and activists. >> all the doubt. the we have the chance to vote and do many things because so many walked across the bridge, cried on the bridge and bled on the bridge. politics is america's religion. politics gives who, what, where, when and how. malcolm x junior it was attorney-general holder and the ambassador marking the past providing the fuel for future civil rights campaign. voting rights have been decimated. >> we ar

at that event. and that, at this point, is a rare occasion. this is a rare public speech for hillary clinton at all at this point. she's not giving very many public speeches even though everybody expects her to be candidate for president very soon. it will only be her second public speech of the year. also, as chris was just mentioning last hour this will be hillary clinton's first speech since these very pointed questions were raised last night by "the new york times" about her use of a private e-mail account while she was secretary of state. we do not know if secretary clinton will be specifically addressing that story, about the e-mails tonight, but we are going to keep an eye on her speech and this event, depending on when it gets started. we will try to bring it to you live, so definitely stay tuned for that. we begin tonight in the middle of the country. we begin tonight in kansas city. kansas city spans two states, right? there's can city kansas, and kansas city, missouri. the state line betw

associated with that as we utilize building 12 more for revenue generating events we that there will be ways to continue to draw the community to pier 70 that supports the entitlement and the approvals as brad mentioned but also to start to create the amenities that someone that bows the parcel will want to see investment being made and the future office users we are going to attract to the site that is about reducing risk and making pier 70 the more amenity that folks will want to see as making the living or working at the site viable the more we're making pier 70 less pioneering we have community outreach around interim uses on a daily basis the things we heard from the community a place to sit outside and have somethings to eat and drink and arts components if possible a place to see people making things and activities that could happy on a weekly basis like a farmer's market this is a little bit small but that is where we're at in terms of the programming for the site so as brad mentioned we have this area at the southern part of the site it is where speak easy and bails and loer

rob, thanks. >>> great day for so many events outside.weeney over at wrestlemania. >> that's why he is not here. do we expect anything less? we'll have to get pictures from terry. >>> california amassing a budget surplus that could turn into a major deficit in just a few years. we'll explain why after this. >>> literally what happens is it gets bulldozed and a condo complex. >> they are being evicted from their san francisco building but they are not going without one last hurrah. we'll show you how these folks are going out on a high note, literally. here comes the fruitful crescendo! incredible. pillsbury toaster strudel. if beethoven made breakfast. dude totino's blasted rolls. sweet. totino's blasted crust rolls... yeah. flavor at full blast >>> one group in san francisco is being forced from its long time home. but instead of lamenting the loss, this group is celebrating. nbc bay area's joe row satto jr. shows us how some cutting edge artists are saying good-bye. >> it looks like something -- >> behind the graffiti covered walls and

we've had some big events here. but we're ready. >> we're all here because we love wrestling. >> reporter: in santa clara, cornell bernard, "abc7 news." >>> still ahead on "abc7 news" at 9:00, why scientists say the state's water supply is going up in smoke. >>> plus hundreds in the bay area get their shot to be on the big screen today. >>> and bay area families go on a shopping spree. >> another day of record highs but the peak of the ñeat is in the past. we're talking abou ♪ ah, push it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ push it. ♪ ♪ p...push it real good! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ow! ♪ ♪ oooh baby baby...baby baby. ♪ if you're salt-n-pepa, you tell people to push it. ♪ push it real good. ♪ it's what you do. ♪ ah. push it. ♪ if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. ♪ ah. push it. ♪ i'm pushing. i'm pushing it real good! >>> thousands of people were up early this morning to lace up their running shoes and hit the streets of san francisco. the annual transamerica rock 'n' roll half marathon got under

i was part of film makers and she always donated to all of our events. thank you. i really like what she's done and she's devoted to the community and artist and kids and families and i would like to have a place where i can go with my son and look at the art on the wall and enjoy the music. it feels really good. >> any other speakers on this issue? >> my name is david feinstein and i have lived on dolores street for 22 years. i remember when rachel's, when the cafe wasn't there. to have the cafe, i mean, it's such a great addition to that block. it really does a lot and to ditto what everybody says, rachel really goes out of her way. i have seen rachel at times just really, if there is a problem, she really just tackles it. so i can't believe that this cafe the entertainment night is a problem because i would like to see more of it. it's a great addition to the community. thank you. >> would you like to come up first? say your name to the microphone. >> my name is patty owen. >> we bought our house in 1998. my oldest is a junior. this is not something that is rece

but this is not the main event. the main event is later in the day. by lunch time it will be raining in win chester and along 66 but it is the evening drive that looks very wet, and it could be a little bit of a difficult ride home, because rain always low as us down in this area. so don't be surprised if your commute takes a little bit longer than normal tuesday afternoon and early evening the showers are still hanging around on tuesday night, and we could start to get rid of this rain by wednesday morning. but as of now, it looks like some sprinkles and showers will still be lingering during the wednesday morning drive. then temperatures get milder again. forecast for today, getting up to 54 in hagerstown, 5 at andrews. 61 in fredericksburg and 5 in winchester. overnight tonight not even dipping below freezing in the entire area. 40 in downtown washington and 38 at andrews. so tomorrow is a yellow alert day with the rain moving in, and staying with us for the evening rush. then wednesday, after morning rain, maybe hanging on for the morning rush, we

in any event, do consider it seriously. i would like to thank you all for coming and especially think cam for her nice book and for being here with us. [applause] >> thank you all very much. >> in 1995 oklahoma city was bombed, oj simpson was tried for murder, president met monica lewinski in the white house, and the internet began to be widely used. this is about 45 minutes. >> good afternoon ladies and gentlemen and welcome to the studio. another edition of inside media. weekly program weekly program where we talk with journalists, newsmakers and others about issues and books. i'm your host. on the senior program manager here. happy knew year, everyone. as we say, i years and perhaps good riddance to a somewhat tumultuous to get -- 2014. we welcome in 2,015 with a resolution. hopefully that will be a prosperous one. a momentous year or even a watershed year. we discussed the new book that takes us back 20 20 years and reminds us in the the 1995 was exceptional your they're effect still reverberate today. american universi

let's specifically talk about this event. we are "fast money." we're going to trade the event. how do we set up, given there are so many proclamations in the media, that this thing is going to be just an utter failure? >> as much as you're asking that question, i think you really should be thinking more about the nondiscrete events. i think it's about the march quarter on iphones. i think the sales on that is really -- street is expecting $54 million. the watch is something that i think largely people are all over the map. and it's not priced. and i sold my apple today, just to be clear. so i'm now flat apple and i sold it because i think the expectations are very high here in the sense that so much has happened, market sentiment for this stock probably can't be higher. and i think the market is something that concerns me. >> i don't really -- i mean, broadly, i don't care about the discrete events, but because of market sentiment, it does trade wildly on discrete events. >> it's funny. this could be the first new product that a walt mossberg doesn't like from apple ever. you k

it's a family event. important for everybody else to help by -- if you see something say something. we want everybody safe. come out. have a blast. >> reporter: thank you very much. the police chief. now the parade starts at 5:15. it starts from second and market street and you can expect road closures around 5:00. an hour before that starting at four fremont and second street between mission and market will be closed off. that's the staging area for the two dozen floats and a hundred different groups taking part in that parade. keep that in mind. if you want to come see the parade public transit is always your best option. >> thank you. >> it's important to note the parade also airs tonight at 6:00 p.m. the parade will rebroadcast at 9:00 p.m. on our sister station. it's also going to air tomorrow morning immediately following mornings on two. >> haywood police have released the sketch of a man they say tried to kidnap a teenage girl. it's put a neighborhood on edge. the 15-year-old was walking home when

like sometimes samples actuate the whole store a great place to have a second sunday's event i support them getting the permit. >> any further public comment? >> good evening, commissioners my name is steven fan i want to echo neal and he's been a integral part of connecting merchants and customers to create a synergy i found out neighbors are talking to neighbors and keeping a captive audience so neil and no mr. weaver and all the other folks are really out through connecting people and i can see a bright future for ocean avenue thanks to their efforts. >> great is there any additional public comment public comment is closed. commissioner any motion to - >> i motion to approve i know it's kind of cool that finally corporate is getting involved with entertainment you know a lot of save ways have their delis and their food things and seems like starbuck's and he applaud whole foods to have limited live is very unusual it maybe start a persistence around town we'll get more entertainment for the shoppers in the afternoon i'm going to approve this. >> second. >> let's take a vote. >> on t

he makes sure events go smoothly.eed anything and can't find it we call on walter and he makes it happen and please a big hand for walter and his contributions. and the second thing when you're out there today please work safely. it's the number one priority. in 15 years we didn't have one injury. if you see something that you do not feel you should be touching or something of concern to you look for someone with a vest or in your team. someone wearing a public works vest or park and rec vest will advise you on what to do. that's a simple rule. and enjoy and don't forget the 15 years of clean teams and we come back here and share stories and break >> i'm your host of "culturewire" and today, here at electric works in san francisco. nice to see you today. thanks for inviting us in and showing us your amazing facility today. >> my pleasure. >> how long has electric works been around? >> electric works has been in san francisco since the beginning of 2007. we moved here from brisbane from our old innovation. we do printm

on this day, april 9, we are looking to conduct media events press events in as many american cities as possible. i am happy to say that i believe we have about 140 events or so. that is a lot of events all over this country. it's time for us to work together, republicans, democrats , at the white house -- it's time to work together to make sure that we address what i called this embarrassingly massive infrastructure deficit for the last time i looked, this infrastructure deficit was about $90 billion. that is just to maintain our current infrastructure. it's time to fund that state of good repair and time to do all of those things. as we move forward -- i always talk about the whole car analogy. it's like buying a car and not changing your oil for 10 years and expecting that car to continue to run. it's really ridiculous. i was at the board of directors meeting talking about how ludicrous it is for us to have to beg for funding to maintain infrastructure. 10.8 alien trips -- 10.8 billion trips -- we are begging to maintain our infrastructure in this country and it's a shame. i was t

let me begin by thanking everyone for coming out today 0 for this great event this event is about streets but it is a partnership that has city staff from many agencies mta, public health and public works police department, along with the mfrnts and everyone what does business or enjoys stockton street is our fourth yes, we try to do better a couple dialysis we were at the a meeting with one of the merchant one thing we discussed opening up more opportunity to the side streets i promised we'll explore that we heard of so many great success with the program i definitely wants to thank benny and others for their leadership and the community without u without further ado a man that needs no introduction and poster of all the work with the city is doing but particular stockton street our mayor, mayor ed lee please welcome him (clapping.) thank you. >> well, you you know if mohammed had recommended all the chinese i taught him he would have said josephson we say joe son in chinatown san francisco so i'm glad mohammed thank you. the department of public works for working with the chinatown merc

and it was also wwe's highest grossing event ever. it was expected to be more than $100 million for traffic on the roadway was if heavy and suggested. they exopinioned their service is they were thrilled seeing their favorite wwe stars and impressed by the event. >> this is a life experience. growing up i've been watching this. stone cold steve often, the rack. >> forecast there another phren. it's called wwe monday night raw but this time it will be held at the s.a.t. center. dave. >> all right jack cd, thank you. >>> scary story. terrified parents looking on as someone stole their car with their baby inside. >> we knew we had to do something. >> coming up in 20 minutes how the san jose father sprung into action to get his daughter back. >> the nba's best team is being sued. how stub hub is suing and what they claim the warriors and ticket masters is doing with tickets. >> we're looking at a san francisco commute that looks good. but we will show you happen it's like to get to san francisco from the east bay. >> after a sunny and nic

we have another meeting with the state in about an hour to work through this event. at this point the affected communities are limited to the city of san carlos, city of men low park and ames research center in moffat field as opposed to the greater parts of our service center which were involved as the water traveled from east to west. correcting the event, making sure it never happens again, getting the word out, that will probably happen next week through direct mailer and probably some type of newspaper ad is the way this type of notification works according to our permit. if there's any questions i'll be happy to answer them. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> and then the next and last item is a drought update, ben levine >> good afternoon, commissioners, ellen levine, steve richie is traveling for business so i will be giving the drought update today. the first slide you are looking at is the top 14 lowest per capita consumers in the bay area. you will note that of the 14, 12 of them are within our service area with very low per capitas for the month of january. t

we are talking about another event on tuesday. yep, different commute, same old story. >> yes, we can't just break out of this pattern. but the good news is that things are getting incrementally better so i guess less worse might be a good term for how things are going to just slowly but surely improve. each of these weather events will be less impactful than the last one. right now, it is 34 at reagan national. that is the exception at the moment, not the norm. temperatures holding steady or rising overnight in a couple of spots. we'll go up a degree or two which will help tremendously to prevent that refreezing situation that we are accustomed to from being a big issue as you are stepping out the door monday morning. it will be dry. no more precipitation during the monday morning drive. the breeze will help scour out some of the moisture. more rain and ice is possible as we head into tuesday afternoon. this is why. an area of low pressure to our south. we are going to be tapping into that moisture-filled jet treatment for a litt

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