limits and that is second a folsom. as you travel across the right side the page and to the bottom and to the lower right corner is it other end at spear street. it is 6 city blocks. there are development blocks. transbay block 1, 8 and 9 will construct the cub line and the developers will install public improvement up to the line with this development agreements. here is a persective avoothat illustrates what we are trying to achieve at this transbay folsom street improvement project. you can see there is a rain garden, colored side walk inlaid with granite concrete sets, new trees and custom seating. the cm glrks saecd amendment is comprise #d of 3 elements, the first is designing of 3 transit boarding [inaudible] 99, 750 and all this amount is reimburseed by sfmta. the second item sucyst ocii providing information relating to the transbay street folsom street improvement project for the respective block developers. we budged 41, 558 dollars and that money is reimburseed as the block developers put in request through

folsom to mission -- not mission, but van ness.ving to the scene or it looks like it's been pretty stable, pretty much the same amount of firefighters over, say, the past 30 minutes or so? >> no, the firefighters are slowly but surely leaving as cleanup is starting. >> that is great news. so it looks like some of the firefighters are starting to roll up some of their gear. as we're showing you new video. it looks like the flames -- can you see visible flames? we are showing our audience huge flames. >> they got it down now. they're just making sure any hot spots are not going to flare-up. >> you don't see any flames anymore? >> absolutely not. they got it out. >> so the hot spots are obviously still a big concern. you didn't hear any explosions, street closures around an eight block radius. >> that's correct. it's all about making sure that nothing flares up and it's all about cleanup right now. >> do you know some of the nearby businesses, any of the pell who work there, who -- people who work there, who own the businesses? have y

that's because since folsom dam was built in 19555 rocks and dirt have been flowing in from upstream slowly making the lake more sally. >> a drop of 3 or 4 feet of lake elevation provides some areas hundreds of feed of more exposed shoreline. >>reporter: the lake is 14% full. water managers expect that number to drop to 13% by replied december. after that, however, they plan to start releasing water from reservoirs up stream collectively they currently hold more water than the big make it self. >> well that makes a lot of sense they are holding more water upstream and not letting it come into folsom lake. >>reporter: water managers caution upstream releases might stole stop folsom's historic plummet only a equally his torque wet winter which is likely to fill it to the brim. >>> we here at ktvu kicked off 13th annual one warm coat drive it's our way to help folks stay warm now that temperatures are dropping in the bay area. crews were out this morning collecting gently used coats and jackets that's ktvu alex savitch talking to a man from the st. vincent depaul society of contra costa

here's what the city of folsom has to say about folsom lake. >> this morning it dips right below 140,000-acre feet. one of the positives with that, that i can take away is that we expect it to be lower than this originally back in april and may. so it's nice to see that there is a little bit more water in there than we originally anticipated. right now, this is the primary water supply source for the city of folsom. and we are still receiving water today. everybody has the same opportunity as they did when the lake level was full. so we haven't seen any impact from our drinking water supply. >> gives you some perspective on how we need to conserve water. we're really low. you can see snow up in the mountains up there. but right now, we're in trouble. >> reporter: and it's amazing to see people walking their dogs along folsom lake where we normally should be seeing water. instead, it's just rock and dry dirt. right now in november 2015. >>> coming up in the next half hour, the search for a second suspect in the paris attacks. >> plus a new threat that forced the evacuation of a soccer sta

again, 16th and folsom.er there, that looks like more housing and one of the corners in the intersection is composed of house sdg there is some business in the bottom. >> certainly large from the look of it from the map. >> there is a restaurant that's corn on on the corner opposite of that. >> we know that tire shop was closed at the time. again, this is a live picture of the smoke. a little better of a situation, we are getting more information for you. we'll be right back. >>> the breaking news we brought you at the top of the hour. there is a fire at the tire shop at 16th and folsom. >> john is there on the scene right now. >> he sent us this picture we want to show you right now. take a look at those flames. that'll give you a ground level version of what's going on. you can see they're putting water on it. john saki is on the phone with you guys there. >> reporter: i am no longer there, i was able to shoot some videos of it. that's a big, big fire. >> you kind of wonder from the outside, why are those

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this is folsom lake outside of sacramento. it has hit its lowest level ever this weekend.provides water for half a million northern californians is now at 14% capacity. look at the pictures showing the dry conditions taken by the california department of water resource over the past couple weeks. el nino is expected to bring rain this winter. hopefully lots of it. but state officials are concerned it might not be enough. this past week, governor brown issued an executive order that would continue water restrictions until the end of october of next year if the drought is still happening at the end of this year. now here is something else we dug up. take a look at this. picture shows the dam at lake follow some back in march. another picture basically the same spot taken at the end of october. take a look at it again. looking pretty good right there. we fast forward to october. and it is very -- if we can fast forward to october. hopefully you saw it before. there we go. a lot of water is missing. >> that is amazing. and it really shows how drastic that is. tough to see that

smash and grabs near 11th and folsom are keeping them at home. now promoters are expanding their security plans to allow guards to secure the streets. >> i'm the romer. i make sure the cars don't get broken into. anything you need help with? >> usually it's fine and then they leave. >> after months of the one-man patr patrol, promoters believe it's helping. >>> senate lawmakers today are going to try to use their political muscle and clout to block white house efforts to close guantanamo bay prison. the senate expected to pass a bill the moving of gitmo detainees to the united states. president obama has been trying to close the prison since he was president. he was campaigning on it since 2008. the new legislation all part of the bill passed last week in the house of representatives and also at the center of a debate over whether the president needs congressional approval to move detainees or could be done with an executive order. >>> right now at 6:00, police in the east bay trying to figure out why the driver of an suv lost control, crash unde

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>> reporter: right now there is a two-block area closed on 16th street between van ness and folsom street. right now the only things going by are muni buses, right in front of the building that burned out. you can see here more than 10 hours after that fire started, firefighters are still here making sure the flames don't fly off again. >> reporter: where there is smoke. >> it is actually kind of pretty. >> reporter: there is fire. >> there are flames coming from the roof there. >> reporter: this cell phone video recorded by one of the first san francisco police officers to arrive shows you how quickly the flames spread. >> the only thing on my mind is to get everybody out of here as fast as possible. >> woke up this morning with the police officer yelling in my room. we've got to evacuate right now. >> reporter: it was just before 8:00 this morning. >> my dog woke us up. let's go, let's go. outside. >> reporter: nearly two dozen residence were rattled out of their sleep by the three-alarm fire raging next door. >> i saw a man marching. >> the flames gutted the tire shop. >> reporter: the

and 12th and market and near 8th and selma, no water at all, the same for these near fremont and folsom. >> depends on the situation. sometimes they don't need to be filled with water, other times they do. >> reporter: but in union square the k rails should have water inside and public works has told the contractor to fix it. in san francisco mark kelly, kpix5. >> 20 people were hurt when the bus barreled through union square earlier this month. investigators are still looking into what went wrong. the driver claims brake failure. >>> scare in the air today as a southwest airlines flight bound for l.a. made a sudden stop in kansas city. the plane just left indianapolis when a few passengers became unruly. the flight crew said they were acting suspiciously and disrupting the flight. the four passengers, though, were questioned on landing and then released and rebooked on a later flight while the plane continued on to l.a.x. >> people are a little on edge with everything going on, but in this case, fortunately everything worked out great. >> we didn't think anything was wrong. we thought

begin installing the tracks eventually allow muni trains to enter the central subway tunnel portal at folsomd to continue through november 14th. buses will replace trains on the t third line during construction and the e line will not run along the embarcadero this weekend or the next. the subway is scheduled to open in 2019. >>> the community of middletown is coming together to celebrate a special homecoming at the high school tonight. in september, the annual homecoming party had to be postponed because of the devastating valley fire up in lake county. the principal who lost his own home in the fire came up with the idea of getting the whole community involved to help with the healing. san mateo firefighters are chipping in and built more than 250 bicycles to give out to local children this evening. >> just to kind of give them some normalcy back in their lives and hopefully create some smiles for the kids and just give something to them we can make them feel good about themselves. >> four people died in the fire that started september 12th and it destroyed more than 1300 homes. >>> the ra

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this photo was taken near second and folsom street. it was remarked upon on our local press. it was amazing that it had survived. they are advertising corrugated piles of concrete. this is the place where you can actually get a meal during rebuilding. here are some photos during the rebuilding. the burdette building in addition to its significance with the 1906 fire is also architecturally significant. there are no other buildings that survived prior to 1906. this photo was taken about 1929. this photo was taken quite recently. you can see the burdette building still retains more than sufficient integrity with the association of the 1906 earthquake and fire. on july 1st, this commission adopted the resolution 748 to adopt the landmark designation and there was no opposition to the designation. the department received a letter from gloria yee, of the marital trust from the residuary trust and stated her opposition to landmark and challenge on demolitions and create restrictions on how the building maybe altered. the building currently has an altered rating of four in the conse

the guys from the sacramento fire department will run from folsom to the state capitol on december 6 to raise money for two charities. the pants, coat and helmet weight 15 pounds. >> that steady rainfall heading into the central valley, this is the weather our kpix 5 weather watcher love to report on. san francisco, .66. same amount in pacifica. petaluma half inch of rain. brentwood the thunderstorm, an inch of rain for now. walnut creek an inch of rainfall. 2 inches of rain in pittsburg. whispering pine, .86. cool pictures. napa, the flooded parking lot. heavy rainfall there and the beautiful sunset. peggy showing that. and she also had a rainbow. lots going on throughout california today. we got some rain. two rounds moving through. the second round is leaving. it is drying out in tracy. livermore had rain an hour ago but moving out. all the activity in the river valley, sacramento valley and sierra. this evening, it is getting breezy and it is chilly. livermore 54. san bruno 58. 30ss and 40s tomorrow. what happened? well, something that avoided us for four years. a front came thro

i grew up bearing witness to the folsom street fair as well. the kids taught me and learned personal narratives of help access and racial justice and people power and historical moment that led to political precedence. i had cops come in the store and recognize me from protests the week before. i have [inaudible] calling me freaking out when they get letters to business about change in recycling law or trying to understand why my generation is so obsessed with animals and how a customer made him turn off the lights and create sanctuary when a humming bird glue flew in the door. those are examples of day to day experience squz move around the sit aetd and talk to people and businesses and relate things going on at a city level and communicate them to folks that otherwise may not have access or understanding. as a third generation of a business i have been exposed to both ends of the business model. dad really loves the fax machine but uber can use smart analytics to deliver our food. it makes things exciting but it isn't without struggle. this i

i grew up bearing witness to the folsom street fair as well. the kids taught me and learned personal narratives of help access and racial justice and people power and historical moment that led to political precedence. i had cops come in the store and recognize me from protests the week before. i have [inaudible] calling me freaking out when they get letters to business about change in recycling law or trying to understand why my generation is so obsessed with animals and how a customer made him turn off the lights and create sanctuary when a humming bird glue flew in the door. those are examples of day to day experience squz move around the sit aetd and talk to people and businesses and relate things going on at a city level and communicate them to folks that otherwise may not have access or understanding. as a third generation of a business i have been exposed to both ends of the business model. dad really loves the fax machine but uber can use smart analytics to deliver our food. it makes things exciting but it isn't without struggle. this i

that's will eventually allow muni trains to faux down fourth street and enter the subway portal at folsomuses will replace trains on the t 3rd line during construction. the central subway is due to open in 2019. >>> the credit payment company square could raise more than $400 million in its upcoming stock offering. according to filing papers, they plan to offer 31 million shares at $13 to $14 a piece. the company was founded by twitter co-founder jack dorsey. he is currently ceo of square and twitter. the ipo is expected to happen in about two weeks. >>> one of those touching stories. a faithful star wars fan who only has months to live was able to see the movie before it officially came out. daniel has a rare form of cancer. his final wish, he wanted to see star wars the force awakens before -- it comes out on december 18th. he worried he may not make it. he and his wife started a social media campaign using the orcefordaniel. it caught the attention of some of the star wars actors. yesterday daniel's wife shared on facebook they were contacted by the movie's director jj abrahams who wan

>> i and tonight 16th street between folsom and south van ness has closed down more than 15 hours afterment has a ladder truck fully extended with the water cannon aiming down at that tire shop just in case there are hotspots. there are also concerns that portions of the building may collapse. hours after flames tore through the rolling soft tire shop, and their building was damaged so badly it has been red tagged meaning it is not safe for business. they are among those who need to find somewhere else to stay. >> it is not blowing at all. right now they are taking the most important thing. >> they will be driving to antioch to stay at a red cross shelter nearby. >> they needed medications or food. >> the black plume of smoke could be seen for miles. they are now out of work and there are several customer cars still inside. the owner of the tire shop building is relieved no one was hurt. >> 1960 my dad got the building. >> survivors of the fire are understandably shocked at what happened. but some are wondering when they will be able to return. hernandez says it may take a year to repai

the fire training department facility at 19th and folsom and the great highway at balboa street and lake meced and golden gate on 7th street. all five locations open from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. both this saturday and next saturday, as well. the good news, it should be sunny on those days. you can prepare for when the rain comes. >> looks like the rain can start to move in as early as sunday and, yeah, of course, the thing about el nino is that we see the weather systems a little bit more, producing more heavy rain than we originally forecasted. so, that's just one thing to keep in mind. so, as we take a live look now at san francisco. we're waking up to a sunny sunrise after having some rain yesterday during the morning commute, well now it is looking much better after a good soaking. a look at all the microclimates now. 46 degrees in the east bay, san francisco peninsula, as well as the south bay. 35 degrees. it's cool in the north bay. so, let's get a closer look there. petaluma is at 36 degrees as you step out the door. santa rosa 34 and hillsburg 37 and vallejo at 34 degrees. going h

. >>> with had some recent rain but water levels at folsom lake keep dropping.he lake dramatic disappearance is even visible from above. here's what it looks like this week. the lake is now 14% full. >> even a drop of three or 4 feet provides in some areas hundreds of feet more exposed shoreline. >> every time i come it's little lower. it's getting to the point where it's scary. >> water managers expect a way to drop to 13% by mid-december. after that they will start releasing water from upstream reservoirs which will help but say only an historically wet winter is likely to fill the lake. >>> protesters rally outside walmart across the country including here in the bay area. some of them gathered outside this walmart in san jose. workers don't earn enough to keep up with cost of living. many of them are only offered part-time jobs and some have to get second jobs to support their family. south bay congressman was on hand to lend his support. >> we helped get their problem a make the money they are enjoying. but they are not sharing it's. >> honda and others pre

this photo was taken near second and folsom street. it was remarked upon on our local press. it was amazing that it had survived. they are advertising corrugated piles of concrete. this is the place where you can actually get a meal during rebuilding. here are some photos during the rebuilding. the burdette building in addition to its significance with the 1906 fire is also architecturally significant. there are no other buildings that survived prior to 1906. this photo was taken about 1929. this photo was taken quite recently. you can see the burdette building still retains more than sufficient integrity with the association of the 1906 earthquake and fire. on july 1st, this commission adopted the resolution 748 to adopt the landmark designation and there was no opposition to the designation. the department received a letter from gloria yee, of the marital trust from the residuary trust and stated her opposition to landmark and challenge on demolitions and create restrictions on how the building maybe altered. the building currently has an altered rating of four in the conse

fran cisco reservoir [inaudible] 17th and folsom will be developed and maintained. future open space, as we think long term redevelopment and ocii created wonderful open space opportunities but how are those parks going to be maintained in the future? on the reck reasian side, 19 percent the house holds have a child under the age of 18 and planning department projects the population of children will increase by 44 percent between now and 2040. i talked about recreation but you can see in our recreation is heavily subsidized and only rover recover about a 3rd of the cost of the fees we charge and no one is denied on the basis to pay. the scholarship has grown from [inaudible] our centers and swimming pools are funding for a 5 day week operationism we have a long wait list. materials and supplies per facilities-the national reck park standards says every fusimties needs about 100 thousand in materials and supplies and average 20s thousand. as more people come and use the parks we see a significant increase in people using the facilities for prifens purpose whether it

a lot of private schools that see the opportunity that school opened up a new school building at folsom this year. i think there is a lot of folks that don't have $19,000 per child for sending kids to private schools. please support the school bond for mission bay. thank you. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. that's what the public comment is for. it's on enrollment projections. can i have a motion to reopen? we have a motion to reopen public comment and we can do that without objection. public speaker: hi. my name is roman and i want to take an issue to the rules by sfusd. my family came here from norway. and we moved into potrero hill because of the program. we are currently renting a one bedroom apartment and we have two kids. by yield i don't think that works into the factors you are using. we are looking to buy a house and it's pretty expensive here. i don't know what we are going to do as our kids get older but probably somewhere in bayview or mission valley. we would like our kids to go to a local school. i guess to the yield factor, i

this is folsom delaware county macdade boulevard at fernwood avenue so watch for that. some restrictions there. in montgomery county we've got another new accident on winslow drive at reliance road. police and ambulance on the scene with this one and a horrible accident this morning in worcester township and chopper six was overhead. two tractor-trailers involved with. you can see that one vehicle shredded and at this point valley forge road remains closed between township line road and skippack pack. if you're in this area there are a lot of emergency workers on the scene. use whitehall road or north wales road to get around it. >> thank you car karen. >>> let's head out to meteorologist, david murphy. good morning. >> fairly cloudy right now. we had earlier sunny breaks but over the terrace those are gone for now. 56 degrees in philadelphia so still rather cool and a little bit breezy but this afternoon does look pretty good, a high of 65 degrees with clouds mixing with some sun. if you're headed out to veterans day ceremonies either this morning or this afternoon dre

caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning, i'm darya folsom. >> we've got a few east bay and south bay. i'll update those. >> let's quickly get to the forecast with george. we've got cold temperatures and doing day two 2 of cold enough weather. i picked this camera where we are seeing the coldest temperatures. we've got 34 in santa rosa, 36 out near fairfield but they don't have the exclusive rights of 30 degree temperatures. also out in pleasantton. at 36. it's cold all around but the coldest spot is in the north bay. here's your ready for school forecast. we'll keep it in the 40s as we head toward the beginning of school. make sure the kids are bundled up. they'll still need the jackets at lunch and recess. by 3:00, school ends, after- school programs get under way. it will be warmer than yesterday by a couple of degrees. there is rain on the way for the weekend. we'll talk about that in about 15 minutes. >>> now to traffic and the hot spots. george, what are you following? >> reporter: the east shore freeway why the chp has cleared a couple

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caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning, i'm darya folsomeast bay and south bay. i'll update those. >> let's quickly get to the forecast with george. we've got cold temperatures and doing day two 2 of cold enough

this photo was taken near second and folsom street. it was remarked upon on our local press.t was amazing that it had survived. they are advertising corrugated piles of concrete. this is the place where you can actually get a meal during rebuilding. here are some photos during the rebuilding. the burdette building in addition to its significance with the 1906 fire is also architecturally significant. there are no other buildings that survived prior to 1906. this photo was taken about 1929. this photo was taken quite recently. you can see the burdette building still retains more than sufficient integrity with the association of the 1906 earthquake and fire. on july 1st, this commission adopted the resolution 748 to adopt the landmark designation and there was no opposition to the designation. the department received a letter from gloria yee, of the marital trust from the residuary trust and stated her opposition to landmark and challenge on demolitions and create restrictions on how the building maybe altered. the building currently has an altered rating of four in the conserv

i've been involved with adult day health centers since we put one in a senior housing development on folsomhen north and south of market was a main adult over the years that changed. that change. that change. but, we saw the center at maldini so icd rupe bans on a daily basis. the director of the center has said that the service is getting better and she is so anxious to have our new peer group, people assisting on the vans. that's a new program that services has-is working with us. we are training people to assist on the vans with people who basically are cognitively challenged and the people assisting on the vans, though the one person on the vans with people who are attending the adult day health or dialysis or whatever the group is, and they are there to assist the people getting on and off and making sure that they have their caregivers meeting them at the home site. and so on. thereby, leaving the driver relieving the driver of the necessity to do this, which in many cases, the driver up down in out and around and there's nobody left on the van for the people who are still there waiti

i've been involved with adult day health centers since we put one in a senior housing development on folsomhen north and south of market was a main adult over the years that changed. that change. that change. but, we saw the center at maldini so icd rupe bans on a daily basis. the director of the center has said that the service is getting better and she is so anxious to have our new peer group, people assisting on the vans. that's a new program that services has-is working with us. we are training people to assist on the vans with people who basically are cognitively challenged and the people assisting on the vans, though the one person on the vans with people who are attending the adult day health or dialysis or whatever the group is, and they are there to assist the people getting on and off and making sure that they have their caregivers meeting them at the home site. and so on. thereby, leaving the driver relieving the driver of the necessity to do this, which in many cases, the driver up down in out and around and there's nobody left on the van for the people who are still there waiti

i've been involved with adult day health centers since we put one in a senior housing development on folsomhen north and south of market was a main adult over the years that changed. that change. that change. but, we saw the center at maldini so icd rupe bans on a daily basis. the director of the center has said that the service is getting better and she is so anxious to have our new peer group, people assisting on the vans. that's a new program that services has-is working with us. we are training people to assist on the vans with people who basically are cognitively challenged and the people assisting on the vans, though the one person on the vans with people who are attending the adult day health or dialysis or whatever the group is, and they are there to assist the people getting on and off and making sure that they have their caregivers meeting them at the home site. and so on. thereby, leaving the driver relieving the driver of the necessity to do this, which in many cases, the driver up down in out and around and there's nobody left on the van for the people who are still there waiti

i grew up bearing witness to the folsom street fair as well.d personal narratives of help access and racial justice and people power and historical moment that led to political precedence. i had cops come in the store and recognize me from protests the week before. i have [inaudible] calling me freaking out when they get letters to business about change in recycling law or trying to understand why my generation is so obsessed with animals and how a customer made him turn off the lights and create sanctuary when a humming bird glue flew in the door. those are examples of day to day experience squz move around the sit aetd and talk to people and businesses and relate things going on at a city level and communicate them to folks that otherwise may not have access or understanding. as a third generation of a business i have been exposed to both ends of the business model. dad really loves the fax machine but uber can use smart analytics to deliver our food. it makes things exciting but it isn't without struggle. this is the experience of many the s

i've been involved with adult day health centers since we put one in a senior housing development on folsomhen north and south of market was a main adult over the years that changed. that change. that change. but, we saw the center at maldini so icd rupe bans on a daily basis. the director of the center has said that the service is getting better and she is so anxious to have our new peer group, people assisting on the vans. that's a new program that services has-is working with us. we are training people to assist on the vans with people who basically are cognitively challenged and the people assisting on the vans, though the one person on the vans with people who are attending the adult day health or dialysis or whatever the group is, and they are there to assist the people getting on and off and making sure that they have their caregivers meeting them at the home site. and so on. thereby, leaving the driver relieving the driver of the necessity to do this, which in many cases, the driver up down in out and around and there's nobody left on the van for the people who are still there waiti

i grew up bearing witness to the folsom street fair as well. the kids taught me and learned personal narratives of help access and racial justice and people power and historical moment that led to political precedence. i had cops come in the store and recognize me from protests the week before. i have [inaudible] calling me freaking out when they get letters to business about change in recycling law or trying to understand why my generation is so obsessed with animals and how a customer made him turn off the lights and create sanctuary when a humming bird glue flew in the door. those are examples of day to day experience squz move around the sit aetd and talk to people and businesses and relate things going on at a city level and communicate them to folks that otherwise may not have access or understanding. as a third generation of a business i have been exposed to both ends of the business model. dad really loves the fax machine but uber can use smart analytics to deliver our food. it makes things exciting but it isn't without struggle. this i

i grew up bearing witness to the folsom street fair as well. the kids taught me and learned personal narratives of help access and racial justice and people power and historical moment that led to political precedence. i had cops come in the store and recognize me from protests the week before. i have [inaudible] calling me freaking out when they get letters to business about change in recycling law or trying to understand why my generation is so obsessed with animals and how a customer made him turn off the lights and create sanctuary when a humming bird glue flew in the door. those are examples of day to day experience squz move around the sit aetd and talk to people and businesses and relate things going on at a city level and communicate them to folks that otherwise may not have access or understanding. as a third generation of a business i have been exposed to both ends of the business model. dad really loves the fax machine but uber can use smart analytics to deliver our food. it makes things exciting but it isn't without struggle. this i