or 3-person lane, we see the same travel time increases for the general purpose lanes for the general downtown, two to four minutes in the southbound morning and northbound everything with actual reductions of three minutes in the northbound morning an southbound evening peaks. since price can be used to make sure it's always operating as close to capacity as possible, it helps relieve the crutch in the remaining lanes. the two-person scenario achieves similar results . in contrast, as we've seen in these travel times, the three-person sees increased travel time while benefits the relatively few vehicles that would be eligible to use this lane. one of the results, the study looking closely at the two-person scenario since that knows this lan is at or near capacity in the ideal condition of these analysis. these results might not be sustainable between the 2020 horizon we looked at here or when we include factors that 20% of people in carpool lanes today are cheaters. now, let's take a look at the results of the analysis of people being moved on the corridor. here on the drawing on the left, yo

really tide to preserving the character of downtown as really and then helping to support the downtown plan general policies as this is sort of our first venture into expanding the c 3 zoning district and to afford -- i'm giving you the long answer, so just prepare yourselves. as in an effort to expand the c-3 district and sort of the inclusion of central soma into the overall downtown plan, will there are many properties downtown that have boeing designations. orl 11 is just an exterior designation. article 11 is only based on architecture. it's not based on significance under persons or events, and it's a way to help ensure that these properties are protected in two ways. one is that they are protected through the use of the tdr program and two, they're protected so that in fulfillment of the downtown area plan policies. so the simple way that we generally explain it is that you know article 11 is really more of a policy tool to help facilitate other programs whereas article 10 really is the best of the best. it's what the commission and the city value and want to clarify that there are specific

requirements of the planning code, is consistent with the objectives and policies of the general plan and the downtown plan area, is desirable and compatible with the surrounding neighborhood and results in the addition of 6 # units of the city's housing stack, including ten permanently affordable units. this concludes my presentation, and i'm available for any questions you may have. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. project sponsor, welcome. >> good afternoon. my name is clementt.czar. and i'm standing up to walk you through the design of the project. i think we're using -- we're using this overhead projector. so andrew covered many of the bullet points that helped define this project, but if you'll allow me to go to the second page, i'll show you a diagram that shows a code compliant rear yard versus our proposed rear yard. the size of the screen is a little small for my page, or my page is a little large for the screen. >> president hillis: can you zoom out on that -- if you want. >> i'll have to do it the other way. >> president hillis: there you go. >> thank you. as you can see on the l

particular from our fox affiliate ktvu they are in contact with rain showers at san francisco general hospital in downtown hospital. they've had several patients transport. there's also corroborating reports from kcbs radio in california that there are several patients brought into san francisco general. shooting victims, we don't know. patients. again according to san bruno police, active shooter situation. and what we have been watching, many employees, we believe employees, outside the building. many are tweeting they were evacuated out of the building, patted down one by one. want to bring in former nypd detective pat brosnan. he is monitoring the pictures. what you see from a layman's standpoint, police, s.w.a.t. teams. san mateo sheriff, very calm, but at the same time, that is how you best handle an active shooter situation like this one, yes or no? pat, are you there? >> i'm sorry, you broke up for a second. what we're seeing on the television screen, not sure if you can see this where you are, seeing s.w.a.t. teams, sheriff, san bruno police, seems calm. it's not a chaotic scene, i'm wondering if

commander general joseph otel was speaking downtown washington and he was talking about the need to stay longer in syria, the need to engage and help with rebuilding and help with security. because the big concern of course is it's not just the defeat of isis, if they can't secure these areas of syria, the fear is that isis will return and isis will go back into iraq and then you're back where you were in 2014 potentially. >> and that would be a lot to take in. obviously, fred, you have spent so much time in syria, you're there right now. there's also the important question of when this could potentially mean for the people in syria. for the people in syria, for the credibility of the united states here on the ground, there's one interesting thing that president trump said, he's been talking about this for a couple of days in a row. he believes american doesn't need to be in syria, he thinks that others should be in syria and taking charge in syria. the three nations that have said they would be glad to oblige, turkey and iran and especially russia. those certainly are the countries that

downtown core. we have really generated a very healthy fund balance of parks and open space fees or affordable housing fees and we have not yet gotten to the point where we are ready to encumber the funds for construction. so at this moment we are sitting on a fund balance from development fees that will be used for current and future expenditures on affordable housing and parks in transbay. so, that's why you see a large fund balance as the largest source in this area, and the proposed budget is 125.9 million. in transbay, we'll continue to focus on vertical development. monitoring construction, completing construction and transferring completed blocks, and under ramp park and transbay park and we hope to be in construction very soon for pr the boulevard and monitoring the construction. this is a picture of alice griffith 4, under construction now, and hope to be complete early this fiscal year or next fiscal year, which will be very exciting. and the affordable housing budget for fiscal year 18-19, 366.1 million. as you can see in the far northwest left column, that includes a proposed $220.3 millio

item 9 is an amendment to the general plan to revise the height districts in the downtown area. item ten amends the planning code to authorize a height limit exception for a building to enclose or screen specified futures from view, allow increased roof height, and provide additional visual interest to the roof of the structure. item 11 approves a development agreement between the city and the conservatory of music with various public benefits and for all three items to affirm, the ceqa determination and to make the appropriate findings. >> cool egg colleagues, same house same call? they are adopted unanimously. let's go to item 12. >> that's an ordinance to order the summary street vacation for panama street and interstate highway 280 in the ocean view neighborhood to convey the interest in the street sakes area to the owner and to accept an offer for a public sidewalk for city maintenance and liability and affirm the ceqa determination. >> last week, i requested this item be continued for a week so that i could meet with the planning department and dbw to understand how this p

don peterson: a general discussion of the police brutality taking place downtown. there have been dozens of people injured by police and the national guard. the hospital facilities are unavailable or in -- incapable of taking care of them. this convention has brought this about. i am asking for a suspension of the rules, the adjournment of this convention and movement to another city with the delegates and people attending are safe. john can you step out this way : so we can see you on another camera? what is the plan of approaching nowwhat is the plan of approaching, the platform this evening, coming out of this caucus? mr. peterson i am trying to get : some state to yield so i can make this motion. john what is the motion? :mr. peterson the motion will be : to suspend the rules and move for adjournment, for one week, possibly two weeks so we can meet in another city where the delegates of people that come to visit our -- our safe. john what will happen if you do : not get recognized? mr. peterson: i think the people protesting this brutality downtown -- they run

general contractor. sometimes i need to get from place to place downtown five, six blocks at a time. and the convenience of the birds since they have come up has just been very helpful for me. i could get on it and go to another meeting back and forth. no having to call an uber, cab or anything else. [bell]. >> it is very convenient for me and i have seen how the city has adopted these scooters. and i think it is a very good opportunity for san francisco and for the general community. thanks. >> supervisor tang: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is darren. i'm the general counsel of a company you have probably not heard of. i just want to highlight our company is one that did not launch first and comply later. i want to get that on the record. we are willing to work with policy makers, business leaders, community leaders, everybody under the sun to make sensible regulation a reality. i would like to also underscore that bird, lime bikes don't speak for the entire industry. i'm urging you to permit vigorous competition to allow the cream to rise to the top. >

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general contractor. sometimes i need to get from place to place downtown five, six blocks at a time. and the convenience of the birds since they have come up has just been very helpful for me. i could get on it and go to another meeting back and forth. no having to call an uber, cab or anything else. [bell]. >> it is very convenient for me and i have seen how the city has adopted these scooters. and i think it is a very good opportunity for san francisco and for the general community. thanks. >> supervisor tang: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is darren. i'm the general counsel of a company you have

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generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. a massive fire in the heart of downtown leads to evacuations and panic.. this is just one of several photos viewers sent us breaking news, a massive fire leads to evacuations and panic. this is one of several photos viewers sent us overnight and we're live in the neighborhood with the aftermath and impact it could have on your morning commute. good morning, i'm marcus washington. thanks for joining us this morning. >> i'm laura garcia, we'll get back to break being news in just a min u first want to take a moment to check the forecast and we'll get to the commute as well. >> we do start out with a few changes in the bay area with patchy fog along the coast but it's going to have a big impact on temperatures. as we look outside in palo alto, all clear for your drive and we will get sunshine once that fog clears and temperatures in the low 60s, low 70s today. we'll bring it down a few degrees from yesterday and that will be the trend the rest of the week. mike, you're still tracking the closure at willow pass road. >> a major

terminal side because it's close to jack lopon side and downtown but the coliseum side has better mass transportation access. >>> the california attorney generalr a announcement in the national battle over health care and was joined with 15 other attorneys general in a lawsuit to protect the affordable care act, known as obamacare saying in this state, it has proven to be a tremendous health to millions of families dealing with a health care crisis. >> we were able to add 5 million californians to the roles of those we no long had to worry about going bankrupt because they sent their child to the hospital. >> becerra's announcement came in response to a lawsuit filed in texas which seeks to dismantle the affordable care act. >>> coming up, the san jose sharks gearing up for the playoffs. after the break, why the newest addition may be the most excited and what he may be saying about his road to this point. >>> this thursday, the san jose sharks will face a anaheim ducks in the first game of the western conference quarterfinals. the most excited pledges may be the newest addition to the team, this man. >> this man has been no stranger to contro

east coast should be fine from shanghai downtown kong about twenty six degrees celsius fine for taiwan to across indochina we've got a few showers around but generally weather conditions aren't looking too bad it should be bright enough in annoy with highs there are thirty degrees or so now into south asia we've seen some heavy showers affecting parts of bangladesh dhaka coming in a significant rainfall total still more showers are possible here extend into parts of nepal otherwise a few showers across the far south of india and possibly sri lanka certainly more in the way of cloud but really the main thing still is the heat building ahead of the monsoon rain the temperatures into the low forty's there across central areas further north we've got some some rain across on the hill station is turning to snow the himalayas delhi still looking pretty hot at thirty seven degrees here in the arabian peninsula it's all looking fine before i got a fair breeze circuit will be lifted dust around the western side of the potential but temperatures still going up to forty degrees in mecca here into a more manageable thirty three degrees. the scene for us when th

generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information, visit - >> tenderloin is unique neighborhood where geographically place in downtownan francisco and on every street corner have liquor store in the corner it stores pretty much every single block has a liquor store but there are impoverishes grocery stores i'm the co-coordinated of the healthy corner store collaboration close to 35 hundred residents 4 thousand are children the medium is about $23,000 a year so a low income neighborhood many new immigrants and many people on fixed incomes residents have it travel outside of their neighborhood to assess fruits and vegetables it can be come senator for seniors and hard to travel get on a bus to get an apple or a pear or like tomatoes to fit into their meals my my name is ryan the co-coordinate for the tenderloin healthy store he coalition we work in the neighborhood trying to support small businesses and improving access to healthy produce in the tenderloin that is one of the most neighborhoods that didn't have access to a full service grocery store and we california together out of the meeting held in 2012 through the

downtown. --afterwards, steve kerr..not happy. <>"just trying ya know...cutting hard..driving..maybe boxing out every once in a while. in generals hard to win an nba game when you don't try. yeah im mad..im embarrased...im embarrased." finally, we are in for a wild nba offseason because teams around the league are going to try their hardest to sign lebron james. now, the city of new york is has begun its campaign to convince lebron. there's now a billboard...hanging right next to madison square garden that reads... "king of new york? prove it." along with the hashtag "king james n-y-c-18." the big apple is just the latest to take its pitch to the streets... other cities that have launched billboards to grab james' attention include philadelphia and los angeles. two billboards were also posted in his hometown of akron, ohio, wooing him to stay with the cavs. next at 8. next at 8. actress kate hudson's does a baby gender reveal... see the video next. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. at the marine mammal center, the environme

downtown in september and it brings thousands, tens of thousands of people out to hear authors and to buy books. we think it's just terrific. it's heartening to see whole families, several generations coming and attending an event. now, it does cause us to wonder where were these people earlier in the year when the same authors came out with her book. they show up that day and it's a good sign that books are likely going to be with us for a long time. >> the uk has actually had a boom and book festivals from april to november. there festivals up and down the country. in the states we are lagging a little bit and it's been a very good thing. authors have enjoyed them and they get huge crowds. some of them are in rural locations. they are tremendously popular and lively. i hope we see more of it and i hope will all be supportive of it. i'm sure we will. thank you for your questions. >> i always have to start out from saying i'm from the caribbean. that leads to a question that i don't believe was touched on here. most of publishing in the world is in europe and north america. especially in an organization and a book publisher like public affairs that wants to publish important works

however, the general feeling with the champs...is road losses happen and they let one get away. let's head on over to downtownoakland-- the warriors back at practice this morning...after returning to the bay area last night. yesterday's loss against the spurs..really ran counter to what we've seen from golden state throughout this series. as they won every game convincingly by double digits, and each time san antonio made a run, they had an answer. however, game 4...was one of those matchups where the spurs were making all kinds of shots... 15-3 pointers... and capitalized on a sloppy start from the warriors who turned the ball over 7-times to open the game. coach kerr, hoping for a much more engaged team tomorrow night. <>"we boxed out i think every single play in game one and then the cracks in the armor last night were apparent from the very beginning. it's human nature, you go up 3-0 and you feel like you got it and you let your guard down and so now human nature is also to get your guard back up and that's what i fully expect tomorrow night.'"we don't have to adjust too much. o

downtown firm will jump in and take over. that is the carrot. there is a stick as well. ,f you do not give her a chance i will never lend you another columbia student. generation, my getting that first job was all-important. you just had to get your foot in the door. if you got the job, you performed at least as well, in many cases better than the men, but you needed to get that first way.o be set on your this was professor gunther? justice ginsburg: he was then a columbia and transferred to stanford. out did it work out -- did it work out? justice ginsburg: he was able to report that she was the best clerk i ever had and she will be here even on a sunday. >> we thought we would ask you to give advice to the law students who are here. them had small children or hope to start families when they are in their early practice years. i am wondering if you can share with them how it works for you with the work/life balance thing? the question -- can you have it all? justice ginsburg: not all at one time, but over my long life i have truly had it all. sometimes one person has it all and responsibility of raising the children and taking care of the home, but at other t