delvin uses wood stencil to create his reverse graffiti images. he's planned a series of thirteen portraits for the harbor wall portraits of people who once lived in set. of. books and colleges with old photos of set and i've picked out the most expressive faces i don't want celebrities but rather people whose faces really express something about life and that was the only criterion just men women and children across section of society it. is located thirty kilometers. south of. it's one of the most important fishing ports on france's mediterranean coast. the marble wall is one of its landmarks it's six hundred fifty meters long and nearly three meters high. the moral of the difference or the more a lot of the harbor war was the first building project that turned set into a city. of port was built three hundred fifty years ago. and that informed this artwork. on the first day dolphin completes three portraits. in his day job he works as an art teacher but it's reverse graffiti talk you pisces free time. he's collaborated with cash since two thousa

daily graffiti last year we abated 15,763 instances of graffiti. we steam clean hitting each parcel at least quarterly and dispatch number for spot cleaning requests and other kinds of cleaning requests. examples what we find every morning in the district and our team cleans up. this is harvey milk plaza where the retaping walls are. dumped to theters is -- dump toters are going over to dump the compost bins or the recycle bins all over the street, and we come by to clean it up at 5:00 a.m. safety issues, besides castro cares, our core safety budget we also contract with san francisco patrol special police. there is a collaborative effort through other businesses who also contribute to patrol special place and combination of dollars they are out in the street from 4:00 to 1:00 on weekdayses and thursday through saturday they are in the neighborhood until 3:00 a.m., after the bars closed. our major instances reported by the special police are obstructing the sidewalk, 25 violations shoplifting, loitering near atm and illegal vendors. without the spe

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very constans perspective on banks these images takes the graffiti artists work to a whole new level. time now to take a trip thanks to a request from acapulco in mexico that is where our viewer cloudy lena lives and she would like to know more about the spanish capital madrid where she has really taken off as a top tourist destination over the last couple of years now this is due in part to relatively low prices for food and accommodation am a large variety of things to do from culture to sightseeing plus an efficient public transportation system allows tourists to cover lots of ground in a short period of time while i recently traveled there to meet up with local resident and blogger my fellow beloved pena who offered some insiders hips on how to best explore the city. manager it a sprawling metropolis with architecture representing several centuries a drive down the main brumby a boulevard gives visitors an impression of the energetic by. book the spanish capital. located directly in the center of town the plus some by yours madrid's main square it's a popular gathering place fille

second the dpw goal of responding to from -- graffiti on public profperty 94% of time you'll see budget enhancements that we incruluded in our repor these are also in the appreciation ordnance that's been pending before the board. so the first option that we included was to administrative leave decisional public service aids. these are temporary positions with 6 month terms to expand the community corridors program which you heard about from the department. we put a range of 250,000 for six positions to $1.6 million for 40 positions. additional option that we included was to expand the tl clean program that's a five day a week program to a full seven days a week which could cost approximately $230,000 for one year. we also added additional materials that's would apply if you exp d expanded and 2 new street sweepers that would cost $280,000 each or $560,000 for two. i just wanted to describe some other options available to the board. one is to expand pit shop hours or locations. this would be so the cost of one pit shop to purchase and staff for a full year is about $189,000. we don't de

we told them how to do the graffiti how to build the defeated outer how to sketch the letters and the most important goods and i mean you could do it in their own letters. this workshop was amazing and it's very fun to work with omar my mind is just cool with all events i learned here i think every kid wants to be here to be a tomorrow if it's amazing. being a teenager is really difficulty turning out like a lot of the r.c. church teachers are from the soviet. system so you are a bit confused about what you learned but here you are to him it's news to people who have new ideology able to tell you a lot so this is really going to place here they say here is your have trained here is your canvas go and do whatever you want to do. it's the first time they use break and the first time they do a compass so for me this one mature firesign minute i could search for it several of the thousand dollars of i think the bulk of. the students was really impressed. right then. by the way the last was eleven years ago we decided to move out which was quite a decision. but within the realize are movin

we're told them how to do the graffiti how do busy to feed your daughter how to sketch the letters and the most important good and i mean you could do it in their own letters. this workshop was amazing and it's very fun to work in omar my mind is just full with all that i learned here i think every kid wants to be here should be a tomorrow if it's amazing. the teenager is really difficulty turning out like a lot of the r.c. church teachers are from so geared to the sense that did come here just about what you learned but here you are to him it's news to people who have new ideology able to tell you a lot so this is really going to place here they say here is your have trained here is your campus go and do whatever you want to do. it's the first time they use break and the first time they do a compass so for me this one it's a fire sign my name i could search for several of the thousand dollars of i think. the outcome of. the students was really impressed. me. right then. by the way the last was eleven years ago we decided to move out which was quite a decision. but within the realize w

these services range from sidewalk sweeping to power scrubbing, graffiti rem e remov removal, the big bailey smart -- big belly smart cans. there's other brands that do the same. we remove a lot of trash. again 16-17 about 2.1 million pound of trash was removed by all the cbds and that's 1700 adult sea lions. if they moved from pier 39 to the city center play plaza -- plaza and lay down they would fit. we have boots on the ground every day. we provide consistent cleaning and rapid response sometimes, sometimes through a dispatch center. we can hire staff quickly, do pilot programs such as the trash or workforce programs, security camera programs and such that are replicated throughout the city. we know our stake holders and collaborate with them and talk to them about keeping their sidewalks clean. above all we really take pride in our neighborhoods. that's what is really important from all of us. we do that on a hyper local level. we could be more successful with better coordination with public works and other city health departments. that's on both of us to do them and with more res

max painting with a high pressure water gun klaus a dolphin he travels the world making reverse graffitiremoving dirt from streets walls or dam secure create images from the contrast between the cleaned and grimy surfaces of the german artist has just finished his most recent project in the south of france reversed graffiti next talk on drama. both. are good. some of. the told saddam. good. luck. the d w media center. i. find it again. more of a. discovery. video and audio podcast in language courses. in the d w e g a center at media center dumb d w dot com. block the drama of islamism is bangladesh on the brink of civil law players this government has become completely dictatorial to some extent it's a fascist government to grandma's. we are scared we are very scared we have just a damn good news media to make the most of hard against it or the mob torn by domestic power struggles and the influence of islamist extremists in the country. democratic institutions now face a serious threat to islam the law we call for the rule of law it was long. island's dominates the headlines you just co

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a politician and is doing business on the side i mean it's a better idea to cover the house and graffiti what about the people who have to live here they're refugees they arrived here from difficult environments as this scandal continues it's drawing the attention of local prosecutors who are investigating whether there was any legal impropriety in this politician signing a deal with the local government for its part the city of cologne is issued a statement saying that accommodation procedures for the refugees need to be looked into but there are also big questions over just how ethical it is for a politician to stand to make millions of euros of the banks of refugees peter all of. a group of artificial intelligence experts has written an open letter to the european commission calling for robots never to be given legal status which would make them responsible for their own actions the rights issue sparked some concerns after a number of cases made the headlines. thank you we've. we've. cut. we should at the best most fundamental. not just escape into these easy q my knees i'm almost lik

and fines total $10,600. >> and it hardly seems to me to be anything akin to graffiti. >> the family said the wall painting was intended as a beacon in case their artistic son grant wandered away. >> and if you get lost -- >> i go to the van gogh house. >> right. >> the city told the family wall paint must match the point. >> so you decided -- >> to paint the house. >> and now the wall matches the house. >> the couple is fighting back with a lawsuit in federal court claiming the city is violating their right to freedom of expression. mount dora city officials would not comment on camera nor would their attorney but in a statement in february the city no longer called it graffiti and instead saying they're trying to preserve the residential character of our neighborhood and that the house may present a distraction to safe vehicle operation along the street which fronts the home. police say there has been at least one accident, a driver who stopped in traffic to look at mural. it is not uncommon for tourists to come here and pose for pictures. often leaving notes, too. your home is an

some of the participants got out of the their cars, lit up fire works and sprayed graffiti on the barriersman is recovering after being trapped under a fallen tree at mclaren park this afternoon. a portion of the tree, about 1 to 2 feet in die amter fell on the man as he was listening to jazz in the park. he was able to call 911 and guide firefighters to where he was. his injuries are described as nonlife threatening. regs to the park say you need to look up periodically. >> when i saw the story, it reminded myself to keep my head up when i'm walking. i try to stay out of the park when it's windy because you hear about trees falling all the time. >> a representative to the city's attorney office responded to take photos. >>> leaders in sacramento look to calm anger over the shooting of stephon clark. his pastor says weeks have been emotional. pastor darryl scarborough wents to seek justice. >> they may not do it in the most responsible way but to see that they care is exciting. >> clark was shot and killed on march 18th in his grandmother's back yard. police believe he was armed with a gn

in the night and i pretended to be normal germans it is all day long and all night where graffiti andagainst hitler all over town and doing things that if they were caught would get them killed, which eventually they were. what's incredible is that could've very easily written out world war ii, but they had a deeper sense of morality that compelled them to take action. another woman in the same section as an indian british women who, when germany invaded france, she decided to sign up for something called the special operations executive, which was the british war machine, which was devoted to spying behind enemy lines in there were many women and she was one of them who were family was in france. she again also -- nothing meant that she had to sign up to be a spy, but she did and she was a radio operator in paris, which is pretty much the most dangerous thing you could do. every operator in paris in charge of connecting spy agents in the field, anyone who is british or french lightning depended on the operator to be in touch with london to make their escape plans to put in whatever s

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steel be wandering around an old apartment building full of mud and graffiti and trash? >> for fun?> far lot of fun. he has friends because this is the best place to throw on your goggles and go wind tour. he can run down to hallways and find open corridors and fly right through. >> it is an absolute play for these droenes. >> there's a camera on that drone. it will transmit the video back to his goggles. basically he is seeing kpagtly what we are seeing and is able to thread that drone like a needle. >> can i draw attention to the murals, all of the different tags. >> that's right. aparticipantly at one point there was a public art project that invited people to use this building to paint. you're seeing really cool urban art. >> don't think he is infallible. >> oh. >> could pt quite find the way out. hit the wall. he looks at it. let's get back up in the air. he tries to pull this move. >> into the water. >> how bad was it? zb bad enough he had to shut it down for the day. that was this particular video. >> as long as i don't turn it on for another day. >> the problem with magic is

he believes a swimmer or swimmers are to blame. >> graffiti, cutting the anchor line. jeopardizing my vessel and my goals and plans and journeys. >> he has been literally a pariah. >> reporter: the president of the dolphin club has been at odds with pennington for months. >> he came and basically has squatted by virtue of exceeding what is the allowable time period in aquatic. thumbing his, i can do whatever i want to do attitude. >> reporter: he says swimmers also believe pennington has been dumping waste from his boat. >> h he pollutes the water. >> pennington's friend scott says he stayed on boat last night. . >> what evidence is of anything? >> when i say so, after the repairs are done to the damage caused and i say okay, i will go out to sea, i will take her wherever i need to go. >> reporter: a court date is tentatively scheduled for next week. melanie woodrow, abc 7 fuse. >> we'll stay on top of that story. let's move back to the weather and the strange day we enjoyed around the bay area today. rain, hail, then rainbows. chill in the air. what's to come? abc 7 n

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. >>> reporting problems like graffiti, potholes, and illegal dumping just got a lot easier. >> reporter: coming up next, how some people are taking advantage of this spring storm. >>> check this out. this picture was taken of a lightning strike this morning. the picture was taken from the window of our studios in san jose. the south bay pretty much saw it all today is a got rain, hail, and a corporate jet was hit by lightning as it flew into san jose. our reporter is in downtown san jose with the latest on this bizarre weather. >> reporter: one minute is clear and sunny, and the next minute there is hail . it is let people in the computer whether not they should pack an umbrella or their sunglasses. >> reporter: this with moving storm took some by surprise. >> i am still wet. >> it came out of nowhere. it was crazy! >> reporter: high winds and heavy rain battered downtown san jose. >> it felt that literally and figuratively the sky was falling down. >> reporter: in the sky there was trouble too. one corporate jet was struck by lightning on the approach. the eight people on board were no

graffiti. there is a lot of graffiti. trash 4 82,000 pounds of trash. that is two large dumpsters of trash. one cardboard, one trash in the union square garage overflowing. we are in conversation with public works to help us. we need more. we need more enforcement. we have identified some of our own stakeholders, 20 putting out garbage improperly. they try to put the locks on. they cut the locks off. we are dealing with the same issues on the prior presentation. we need help with the trash. they pay for the pick up which we appreciate. two large dumpsters and counts. this is the needle number. this is all that we are picking up here. 1780 for this fiscal year. that is a little higher than before. we would like that to be zero. services we have ambassadors that wear red coats, public safety ambassadors dealing with quality of life issues. a lot of it is to individuals calling out, screaming out. it is very disturbing for visitors. it is the number one issue. we had a training yesterday. one of the police officers came to talk about what to do when someon

despite the graffiti, it's worth $40,000. >>> another timberlake and biel wedding?potted cheering on her brother. >> it will be a loft fun for us, too. >> we hung with biel and her brother, also named justin. the 33-year-old tied the knot. timberlake parties at the reception. >> jessica wore pink when she and justin tied the knot five years ago. >>> coming up, big round glasses. jagged little pixie cut. you name this star? >>> plus, our dierks bentley exclusive. >> the real story behind the moment with his wife. >> i was so nervous, i blacked out. >>> then, tina fey's emotional surprise for her >>> paula patton talked to "e.t." about the stunt many her new thriller, traffic. for more, go to etonline.com. touch is how we communicate with those we love, but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. for people with moderate to severe psoriasis, up to 90% had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. with taltz, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting,

. >> this is the graffiti. the first one he wived off but -- wiped off but he took a photo of this. the gray area is the locker. it is like steel. you can see someone scratched out what appeared to be a rectangle or a flag with the words isis on it and then it says go back. >> the officer's identity has not been revealed but the offender confirms he was born in iran. we are waiting to hear comment from the san francisco police officer's association. >>> the man accused of stabbing two bart passengers is set to be arraigned 2 bart passengers is set to be arraigned at an oakland courtroom at 2300 -- 2:00 today. one victim is in critical condition. a good samaritan is being hailed a hero for stopping the attack near the fair gates. his fingers were slashed in the process. police say the suspect did not know the victims. >>> a bake sale in the east bay serving up a political message. we have showing you how it is highlighting a disparity in pay between men and women. >> reporter: men and women are marking equal pay day with unequal pay design. men will pay a higher price than women for

, which you can see the graffiti in the picture. roof drainage becomes a problem because they usually tarp these buildings, and god only knows where the water's going to shed. is it going to go on the neighbor's property? going back to the tarp, the tarps are flapping in the breeze, and this is another complaint. this is what we end up with. unauthorized demolition, dbi and planning work together to resolve complaints of unpermitted work. penalties are one part of this process. unauthorized work and work beyond the permitted scope, the current process is dbi performs a site inspection, confirms work beyond the scope of the permit or work without permit, knows the violation issued, stop work. the site is secured and weatherized. by weatherized, i mean whatever components of the wood frame building remain, they're required to be weatherized for their preservation or potential preservation. design team then usually visits dbi for direction. permit holder is advised to contact the planning department for next steps. that's typically new

the graffiti is something that is there now and highly respected piece of graffiti that is never painted over and we want to save that. we're here for questions. >> thank you. so we will open this up for public comment. i have a number of speaker cards. [reading of names] you can come up in any order. go ahead, sir, if you want to come forward. >> if your name has been called, feel free to approach. >> good afternoon. my name is david, i'm on the board of the san francisco bay area leather alliance and i've been active with the group that is working to establish the leather and lgbtq cultural district in soma. the mission of our group includes the goal of creating an atmosphere of safety, creativity, vitality and prosperity for present and future neighborhood participants, organizations, institutions and commercial activity within the district. i'm pleased to note that the developers of the 1140 harrison project have listened and responded to our needs and concerns and agreed to help us achieve those goals to make sure that their new residents are informed about the nature of our communi

despite the graffiti, it's worth $40,000. >>> another timberlake and biel wedding?re spotted cheering on her brother. >> it will be a loft fun for us, too. >> we hung with biel and her brother, also named justin. the 33-year-old tied the knot. timberlake parties at the reception. >> jessica wore pink when she and justin tied the knot five years ago. >>> coming up, big round glasses. jagged little pixie cut. you name this star? >>> plus, our dierks bentley exclusive. >> the real story behind the moment with his wife. >> i was so nervous, i blacked out. >>> then, tina fey's emotional surprise for her fans. how one girl turned the tables on tin so what's it going to be? i'm not giving you chewbacca got han solo? collect all twelve exclusive trading cards and try a new movie-inspired menu only at denny's. solo: a star wars story. may 25th. >>> paula patton talked to "e.t." about the stunt many her new thriller, traffic. for more, go to etonline.com. the savings are in full bloom at ross. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's

whether it's broken streetlights, graffiti, needle pickup. our fix-it team is pounding the pavement every day, addressing quality of life concerns in a quick and efficient manner. i know every single neighborhood that has seen a fix-it team has been overwhelmed with response and positive by the effect we're having in the neighborhoods. i want to thank sandra who is here today for leading the team. she does an amazing job listening to our community and coming up with specific plans for every single neighborhood. because of her team success, we'll grow from 25 to 35 teams across the entire city of san francisco. and these new street cleaning investments where we see the fix-it team expanded will build upon the existing efforts we're leading on our streets today. earlier this week, we announced the creation of a new rapid response team specifically dedicated towards picking up our needles and syringes. they'll be canvassing hot spots, identified by residents, and they will address this health epidemic in our city. we have a needle epidemic and w

. >> reporter: brian pennington has been trying to remove this graffiti from his boat and it is morethe other side and he said he's not going anywhere until it is gone. >> i as the captain of the vessel and i guide when it moves. >> reporter: that is the issue. pennington has been squatting at aquatic park since september and his boat drift and it was towed here. he said he believes a swimmer or swimmers are to blame. >> graffiti, cutting the anchor line, jeopardizing my vessel. and my goals and plans and -- and journeys. >> he has been really a pariah. >> the president of the dolphins club has been at odds with pennington for months. >> he came and basically has squatted by virtue of exceeding what is the allowable time period in aquatic park, and saying i can do whatever i want to do attitude. >> reporter: he said swimmers believe pennington has been dump waste from his boat. >> he kpluts the water. >> reporter: his friend scott said he stayed on the boat last night. >> >> there is no evidence of anyone dumping anything. >> reporter: park police are seeking a stayaway order to give