the daily star sculptures around green park in central lond £5,000 )aily star tf’ sculptures around greenral lond £5,000 as .y star szs to mail those "e '% yobs who these "e '% yobs who - these bomber vile yobs who covered these bomber command statues in white paint. this is the first time in six years it has happened and apart from that statue also the one of winston churchill also had white paint on it. this is very sad and given the situation the country is going to have elements like that in our society is worrying. one should not exaggerate what they are doing but nevertheless they are such mindless people and i think the climate that we're into some extent encourages that. the lack of respect for people who gave their lives to fight for the freedom of this country. and to fight for the peace we have enjoyed since the end of the second world war. 55,000 aria personnel commemorated at this bomber command statue in green park. and i think thatis statue in green park. and i think that is dashed the disrespect is something ifind that is dashed the disrespect is something i find troubling

vandals have splashed white paint over several statues and memorials around london's green park.morial and statues of winston churchill and franklin d roosevelt were all damaged in the incident. sonja jessup reports. it is supposed to honour their courage and sacrifice, but today the bomber command war memorial was found vandalised, daubed in white gloss paint. i feel absolutely outraged, i can see no point in this, it seems absolutely senseless. you know, what are they hoping to achieve, these people? it'sjust disrespectful of what they did for this country, in terms of freedom, it's absolutely disgusting. it'sjust so sad, it's mindless. i don't know why people would do it. file footage: raf lancasters of bomber command fly through heavy flak... the memorial honours more than 55,000 men who lost their lives with bomber command during world war ii. and those who survived, such as charles clarke, bomber command veteran who was shot down and taken prisoner. inexcusable, and pointless, because it doesn't even give a reason for it. if, for example, you put up a ticket, ban the bomb,

vandals have splashed white paint over several statues and memorials around london's green park.he bomber command memorial, the canada memorial and statues of winston churchill and franklin d roosevelt were all damaged in the incident. sonja jessup reports. it is supposed to honour their courage and sacrifice, but today the bomber command war memorial was found vandalised, daubed in white gloss paint. i feel absolutely outraged, i can see no point in this, it seems absolutely senseless. you know, what are they hoping to achieve, these people? it'sjust disrespectful of what they did for this country, in terms of freedom, it's absolutely disgusting. it'sjust so sad, it's mindless. i don't know why people would do it. file footage: raf lancasters of bomber command fly through heavy flak... the memorial honours more than 55,000 men who lost their lives with bomber command during world war ii. and those who survived, such as charles clarke, bomber command veteran who was shot down and taken prisoner. inexcusable, and pointless, because it doesn't even give a reason for it. if, for exa

vandals have splashed white paint over several statues and memorials around london‘s green park.ime in six years the bomber command memorial has been damaged by vandals. the met police are investigating and say they have not yet made any arrests. here‘s sonja jessup. it is supposed to honour their courage and sacrifice, but today the bomber command war memorial was found vandalised, daubed in white gloss paint. i feel absolutely outraged, i can see no point in this, it seems senseless. you know, what are they hoping to achieve, these people? it'sjust disrespectful of what they did for this country, in terms of freedom, it's absolutely disgusting. it'sjust so sad, it's mindless. i don't know why people would do it. the memorial honours more than 55,000 men who lost their lives with bomber command during world war ii. and those who survived, such as charles clarke, bomber command veteran who was shot down and taken prisoner. inexcusable, and pointless, because it doesn‘t even give a reason for it. if, for example, you put up a ticket, ban the bomb, one couldn‘t understand it but co

will be thousands this, white paint has also been thrown over the canada war memorial, also in green park, and over this statue of winston churchill in mayfair. this is the fourth time in six years that the bomber command memorial has been vandalised. unveiled by the queen in 2012, it took years for bomber command to be recognised in this way, there were a few tantrums on the court in melbourne today but serena williams capture coal and proved that even after 23 grand slam titles, she is still very much the one to beat. it is not you any more, serena williams, simona had that honour, for a match that was befitting a final. starting to play like a ranking suggested. she has not won in 23 major titles without the odd setback. she moved closer still to 24th. she was in today at least. she lifted her game to a new level. i didn't. for a record seven, he would need to stay switched on. he was stretched but he had the answers in the first set. as roger federerfound out yesterday, these young stories just will not back down. novak djokovic had the perfect reply. a win in four said was not fluent

vandals have splashed white paint over several statues and memorials in london's green park. in six years the bomber command memorial has been damaged by vandals. the met police are investigating and say they have not yet made any arrests. russia, which denies involvement in the salisbury attack, says the eu's actions will change nothing. mike veale has resigned after less than a year in thejob following "serious" allegations about his behaviour. he'd previously worked for wiltshire police, where he was criticised for his handling of the inquiry into sexual abuse allegations against the late former prime minister, edward heath. our correspondent fiona trott is in middlesborough. you will remember that mike veale was investigated for conduct during the heath case, but it was found his actions were not deliberate and there was no evidence to find he was concealing evidence. today in separate investigation mike veale is being investigated by the iopc again, meaning the police and crime commission is looking for a new co nsta ble. commission is looking for a new constable. the fo

the parade, from green park to parliament square, is being broadcast on tv stations across the world.ir bolsonaro is inaugurated as the country‘s president in the coming hours. the far right politician swept to power on an anti—crime, anti—corruption promise but took aim at minority groups in a campaign that earned him the nickname the trump of the tropics. our south america correspondent katy watson is in brasilia and sent us this update. as you can see everyone here is getting ready. it is about four hours until the ceremony starts, about six hours until he gives his best speech as president. it has been pouring with rain but it has not stopped people coming and turning up in luke, green and yellow, the colours of the brazilian flag but also the colours of jair bolsonaro‘s supporters. one man said he got a ticket a year ago, so surely was that jair bolsonaro was going to win. some supporters are many latin american leaders and others, there are some who are not invited. this far right president is very clear that the left is not welcome here. the campaign was full of rhetoric, sexis

the stage is set at arena green park in san jose..for the third annual women's march. one of hundreds of sister marches that spread coast to coast..jenny higgins bradanini (brad-da-nini) - president of women's march bay area and lead organizer of the san jose march says feelings for this year's event are strongly influenced by the government shutdown.the event kicks off at san jose city hall at 11 a-m saturday. and will end back here at arena green east for a rally at noon..dozens of booths are set up forlocal non profits and grassroots organizations throughout santa clara county bay area women who ran for office last year will be honored as part of the program..a numbe

back here at green park terrace in south san francisco, you can see they do have one lane open.hey have a huge tree that they have to get out of here. the good news is no one was hurt. reporting live in south san francisco. amy hollyfield. abc 7 news. >>> thanks, amy. >> the chp expects more crashes and flooded roads as more rain moves into the bay area later this week. >> this car ended up in a creek in santa rosa yesterday. an off-duty emt helped to rescue the driver suffered a head injury. nobody was hurt there. the rain flooded roads and intersections all across the bay area. >>> as the storm continued, people are bracing for more snow. the placer county sheriff's office shot this video. several inches of fresh snow-covered the ground. the snow will play a big role in terming if california -- in determining if california avoids drought conditions this summer. you can track the conditions where you live on our push app. enable alerts. it goes right to your phone. >>> the government shutdown in the third week. hundreds of thousands of government workers without a paycheck. adm

this is south san francisco drive and green park terrace.d not land on a nearby house, so that was the good news. no one was hurt. look at what the storm did in san francisco. the water in the bay was so choppy, crashing up along the embarcadero. forcing it to close between howard and mission. that was both saturday and sunday. pier 14 was also closed. the department of emergency management was asking people to avoid the area. >> never seen a tide so high in the bay. kind of scary. whoa. especially the -- there's like wood floating at the end of the pier over there. >> reporter: here is another tree that came down in south san francisco. this one nearly missing a resta. this tree that we're standing in front of, it was blocking the entire street. it took them a while to chop away to branches to get one lane open so cars could get through here. it's a huge tree. they were able to move the entire thing. that will be today's project. reporting live in south san francisco. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> amy, thank you. chp expects more accident

back up top here in the college park green belt area. outer loop, right lane is getting by thatork zone. fairfax, eastbound 56, a work zone with one left lane blocked. >> thank you.>> it's 4:02. we turn to breaking ws. was a violent night in the district. >> we're following the latest o multiple shoots. we go to the live desk. chris? >> i want to talk about a shooting on interstate 295. a woman was telling d.c. police she was driving near malcolm x. avenue. she says someone shot her a coupleours ago. at this point, the only suspect we have isk a d vehicle driving northbound on 295. the woman is expected to be okay. over northwest, police responded to kansas and varnam street. you're looking at video from that police say a man was shot and killed. d at this point,etectives are looking for twoment ises. before tha deadly shooting, another man was shot on "w" street. if2018 was violent year in the district, the new year seems to be following suit. >> thank you.s do the university of maryland will undergo a deep cleaning. this is in response

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breed: thank you, phil ginsburg, and the folks at the rec and parks department for keeping our parks green and beautiful. thank you all so much for being here tonight. when i was a kid, i would get my toys from station five, the firefighters. thank you, chief hayes-white and the firefighters spags tiev fire department. i used to go down to the emporium cat well. you remember the emporium cat well? tonight, as we light this tree, we are creating memories for the next generation of young people growing up in san francisco. it's something that i'm so excited about, and in fact, at city hall, in our front yard at civic center, we have an ice skating rink. we have incredible, beautiful playgrounds and activities and things for kids to do during the holiday season. this sunday, i hope you consider joining me in city hall. we'll have santa and face painters and hot chocolate and cookies, things that help create tomorrow's memories. so i want to thank all of you for being here tonight, and i want to ask for some assistance in lighting this tree. you guys want to help me out? come on over. come on,

creating a 50-acre community park and green space, connecting to several east oakland neighborhoods.dave kaval/president- "theres housing, retail. yes, each individual digit, as we call it, which are the developable areas, includes things like housing, affordable housing, grocery stores, locations for small businesses to these different neighborhoods as they will be established will really be the beating heart of this area and it'll be all adjacent to this amazing park." kaval says he is still working with the city of oakland and alameda county, which jointly own the coliseum site... twork out a land deal this year, to either purchase or lease the property. oakland vice mayor larry reid has been a part of those talks.larry reid/vice mayor- "whats more important than anything else is that we have franchise, a professional sport franchise that wants to stay here in oakland. and, so it is incumbant upon both the city and the county to do everything that we can to make sure that the a's stay here in the city of oakland." bjarke (be-yahr-kay) ingels with the bjarke ingels group is the archite

creating a 50-acre community park and green space, connecting to several east oakland neighborhoods.dave kaval/president- "theres housing, retail. yes, each individual digit, as we call it, which are the developable areas, includes things like housing, affordable housing, grocery stores, locations for small businesses to these different neighborhoods as they will be established will really be the beating heart of this area and it'll be all adjacent to this amazing park." kaval says he is still working with the city of oakland and alameda county, which jointly own the coliseum site... to work out a land deal this year, to either purchase or lease the property. oakland vice mayor larry reid has been a part of those talks.larry reid/vice mayor- "whats more important than anything else is that we have franchise, a professional sport franchise that wants to stay here in oakland. and, so it is incumbant upon both the city and the county to do everything that we can to make sure that the a's stay here in the city of oakland." bjarke (be-yahr-kay) ingels with the bjarke ingels group is the archi

creating a 50-acre community park and green space, connecting to several east oakland neighborhoods.daveheres housing, retail. yes, each individual digit, as we call it, which are the developable areas, includes things like housing, affordable housing, grocery stores, locations for small businesses to these different neighborhoods as they will be established will really be the beating heart of this area and it'll be all adjacent to this amazing park." kaval says he is still working with the city of oakland and alameda county, which jointly own the coliseum site... to work out a land deal this year, to either purchase or lease the property. oakland vice mayor larry reid has been a part of those talks.larry reid/vice mayor- "whats more important than anything else is that we have franchise, a professional sport franchise that wants to stay here in oakland. and, so it is incumbant upon both the city and the county to do everything that we can to make sure that the a's stay here in the city of oakland." bjarke (be-yahr-kay) ingels with the bjarke ingels group is the architect, leading both t

park could one day look like. apartments for the homeless could take up half of the green space. >> it's more than a park. it's the symbol of the people's power. >> reporter: now, construction on the new housing development won't start until the summer of 2020. the university says they plan on building a physical memorial here at the park to honor the history of the park. but once that new project goes up, you can bet there will be less green space here. that's the late nest i'm meliss area news. >> melissa, thank you. i notice she has the hat on. don't see the rain coming down where she is. >> no. but it's coming. just exactly when? >> we have a few sprinkles out there right now. we're going to see that heavier rainfall certainly pick up as we head into tomorrow's forecast. let take sbou that microclimate weather right now. it's more of a light rain across contra costa, alameda counties. you can see in the mobile doppler radar. we have the wet weather drying out across the north bay. we'll put a track on this and more moderate pocket here over san francisco moving off to the north and east. hercules at 7

some roads are partially coverey now still from this weekend's storms. >> molette green is in college parkprince george's county, wh the latest on conditions there. what are you seeing?te >> rep good morning, again. we're right off route 1 on 43rd avenue one of the big catholic schools in the area on we go down.oad, as you can see nothing but a slick patch of ice. half of the road, more than half the roadway, covered with ice. you can see as we gcarefully down this stretch. we're in a big, live truck. we got struck on some ice around the corner. it was quite time trying to get out of that spot. we have seen a plow crew on the next street. thisesidential street, coming down this road here, on 43rd avenue. lots of kids will be m wing their out the door this morning. thank goodness school is a couple of hours, so they can work on these neighborhood and side streets that we've been teing you wou be the big deal problem of the morning, the day after a big snowstorm, like we've had. and we're on this street and it is covered with snow and icy spots on the sidewalk, as well as the main roads. you

creating a 50-acre community park and green space, connecting to several east oakland neighborhoods.dave kaval/president- "theres housing, retail. yes, each individual digit, as we call it, which are the developable areas, includes things like housing, affordable housing, grocery stores, locations for small businesses to these different neighborhoods as they will be established will really be the beating heart of this area and it'll be all kaval says he is still k." working with oakland and alamed which jointly own the coliseum site... to work out a land deal this year, to either purchase or lease the property. oakland vice mayor larry reid has been a part of those talks.larry reid/vice mayor- "whats more important than anything else is that we have franchise, a professional sport franchise that wants to stay here in oakland. and, so it is incumbant upon both the city and the county to do everything that we can to make sure that the a's stay here in the city of oakland." bjarke (be-yahr-kay) ingels with the bjarke ingels group is the architect, leading both the ballpark and revitalizatio

we'll provide housing for students, green space and a portion of the original park will still stand as a testimony of its legacy. within the past few moments it was reopened. we believe some of the people actually live here in the park are now allowed back on the grounds. that's lot more earth there and fewer trees than there were this morning. nbc bay area news. >> thanks for the latest. >>> 880 is back openedoakland. police shut down both directions. officers aa driver spun out and ran into the property and made it inside a building. the driver was eventually found and detained. no word on what charges they could face. >>> confirmation hearings underway for president trump's pick for attorney general. barr faced a barrage of questions. he was also asked about the memo. in it he criticized robert mueller's russia investigation. lehey said some have said that the memo was intended to draw the attention to the potential as to the possible attorney general. >> it is ludicris. if i wanted to job and going after the job there are many more direct ways of me bringing myself to the president

park is still on a delay. >>> back to our team coverage of dicey road conditions. >> molette green has been in prince george's county. she's in college park now. , molette.ng >> reporter: we're not far from route 1 here. icy road, icy sidewalk and icy parking lot. the lights were on but they've suddenly gone off. it's a sheet of ice. it's basically an ice rink. the faculty, the staff, when they come here today, i don't know if they can park inhis parking lot or even get out of the car once they do. we've seen early morning walkers to take to the street to because the sidewalks are icy. i have seen snowplows in the area. they are wor on some of the roads that are still tough this morning. let's swing around here. part of the sidewalk and the entrance of this parking lot, just a sheet o ice. we can't walk too much in this area because we'll slip and fall. that's how tricky it is on the roads. theew sks and neighborhood streets, that will be tough. if you get to a parking lot, you might have problems, as well. back to you. >> molette green in prince george's county. thank you. coming up, we'll let you know how d

creating a 50-acre community park and green space, connecting to several east oakland neighborhoods.davel/president- "theres housing, retail. yes, each individual digit, as we call it, which are the developable areas, includes things like housing, affordable housing, grocery stores, locations for small businesses to these different neighborhoods as they will be established will really be the beating heart of this area and it'll be all adjacent to this amazing park." kaval says he is still working with the city of oakland and alameda county, which jointly own the coliseum site... to work out a land deal this year, to either purchase or lease the property. oakland vice mayor larry reid has been a part of those talks.larry reid/vice mayor- "whats more important than anything else is that we have franchise, a professional sport franchise that wants to stay here in oakland. and, so it is incumbant upon both the city and the county to do everything that we can to make sure that the a's stay here in the city of oakland." bjarke (be-yahr-kay) ingels with the bjarke ingels group is the architect,

park. but no doubt there will be less green space once that new housing development goes up. i am melissa colorado. >>> in the hot seat william barr in day one of his confirmation hearings. he has held the job before. this time before it has a different role. the added role of overseeing the mueller investigation. democrats worry about his memo written last year which criticize the investigation. they prefer he recuse themselves. >> let's imagine it is a judgment call. and the judgment is that you recuse yourself. under what scenario would you not follow the recommendation. >> if i disagree with it. >> he says he does believe ruche interfered in 2016. >>> day 25 of this government's shutdown which is the longest in history. in indianapolis travelers were greeted by the long-term impact. they are ordered to report to work but not getting any pay. in houston security lines had 90-minute waits because of not enough staff. the fda has ordered hundreds of inspectors back to work but they won't get paid either. >>> the city of san jose is trying to figure out how to deal with the s

josh green took his son to a trampoline park in boston.ng a couple clips the kid landed safely. probably loved it. it's a big trampoline. there he goes. but he is okay. the kid is fine, everybody is fine. three days in an elevator. i would go mad. bye. jillian: bye. ♪ steve: this is a fox news alert. an horrific attack on police in houston, texas. brian: four officers shot when a drug raid turns into a standoff. ainsley: todd piro joins us live as two officers are fighting for their lives both of them shot in the neck. todd: it's a sound we hear too often on this war on cops standard traffic explaining what went wrong. four houston police officers shot serving a search warrant at a home that was believed to be a drug den. police adding that a tip from a neighbor led officers there. but, when they arrived, they immediately came under fire. police eventually shooting and killing two suspects. right now, one of those officers has been

park insulation. they are also highlighting how green the new facilities are. using solar panels to achieve the highest ranking in environmental friendliness. but newscenter is also making a play to be the tech convention destination. >> we can run 60,000 devices here at one time. very few centers around the world can do that. >> well the convention center is nice inside, the mayor said every effort is under way to make sure everything outside of the convention center is great as well. >> we have to address the issues around homelessness and housing and things that impact tourism. i committed to making those investments. >> 2019 is already looking like it will be the busiest year ever for the convention center. next year -- next week they will have a food convention. back to you. >>> here are some rain totals for the next few days. tomorrow will be a we will be w by wednesday at 6 pm, be looking at these accumulative totals from three different weather systems. i wouldn't be surprised to see more rain in the north. it will be a good storm. we are not anticipati

. >> i think the people deserve a park and an open space and green to come and enjoy and to not have that is unfortunate. >> reporter: children can play the monopoly board of this part, they just have to watch out for the mud nearby. the city is apologizing for the inconvenience, and they say there are many other parks within a mile of discovery matter, including dog park. julie. >> azenith smith in san jose tonight. thank. >>> the oakland city council approved a resolution to name a side street near the fruitvale bart mac station by oscar grant way. oscar is shot and killed by police after 10 years ago this month. his family and friends have wanted to honor his life as well as the activism that has been undertaken in his name. oscar grant way is an unnamed road on the west side of the b.a.r.t. station between 33rd and 35th avenue's. the resolution one approval in a unanimous vote at a special meeting tonight. >>> tonight, the san jose city council began the first of a could be many discussions on a proposal to use bond money to help protect coyote valley. coyote valley is about seve

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. >> it is a park that is over 50 acres and an amazing green space and east oakland connecting out to the surrounding community. >> we would imagine the old baseball field of the a's, it is sitting almost like the roman ruins, the ancient amphitheater. >> the a's say that if all goes according to plan that the coliseum project could start in 2022. >>> happening today the city of san jose just scored. >> the newly renovated ice hockey rink is in time for the all-star ribbon cutting and just in time for the event, and they are teaming up with the sap center to renovate the hockey rink that opened up in 1985. this is just in time for the 2019 honda all-star weekend going through sunday at the sap center. >> you will be busy all weekend with that. >> would you be driving the zamboni? that would be fun. >> have you ever driven the zamboni? >> that is on my bucket list, actually. there is no driving in the east bay this morning. >>> we have some hot spots is as you work your way through the altamont pass or bay bridge. let's start with the traffic alert eastbound 580 at 205 with all lanes c

lifeless streets filled with meter parking, there will be removal street parking to be replaced with two 60-foot long passage loading green the new development and making of the pedestrian prioritytized place with a active storefront and neighborhood serving amenities including art and entertainment reflecting the cultural significance of the place. we're very excited about this project. this will add additional units to the pipeline. we hope to bring to the community. thank you for your time. >> president hillis: anybody else from project sponsor team. i like to open this up to public comment. anyone like to come up when you're ready ready. >> good afternoon commissioners. mr. director, mr. secretary i'm former staff planner with the planning department. i spoke here in december to someone who attended concerts at fillmore west. you can tell by my age perhaps. as i said, i went to public high school in san francisco at the end of the '60s beginning in the '70s. a great time to be a young person in san francisco. i'm here to speak in support of this project almost 1000 units. really underutilized intersection, market and

we have shredders, we have double parking and we have tried to facilitate that by putting yellow and green zones on california street. those are completely ignored. to build a community we need people. not people coming and going. and the impact of traffic is already a terrible reality. we have 450,000 cars in the city. we have 250,000 coming in during the week. please take into consideration our community. thank you. >> hello, supervisors. my name is susan foslian and i own the building at 3683, 3685 sacramento street. i'm a retailer. probably the first one today. i have my two businesses in 3685 and 3687. i have been active on the street since 1989 and my residence is at 3683 sacramento street. so my daily life happens within 22 steps. my building is a 1905 pre-earthquake and restored it from bougttom to top refitted wh new plumbing, walls, windows and lights and everything to bring it up to speed. it would have been cheaper to tear it down. to start over and just build something. but i love sacramento street. i love the incredible history of sacramento street. i like the look of sacrame

green at 16 minutes. >>> thanks, alexis. say good-bye to at&t park and say hello to oracle park. >> it's going to take getting used to. the giants play is getting adede >>ep gd moing, e with the tt regg g day is set for april 3rd. it may take us that long to get used to saying this. welcome to oracle park. there will be a ceremony later today. san francisco giants announced a 20-year naming rights agreement with oracle. bloomberg estimates the deal at more than $200 million. at&t issued a statement saying they had a great relationship with the giants over the years but decided not to renew the naming rights sponsorship. the team won three world series titles here. while the trophies stay, the at&t signs will go. new temporary signs go up today for oracle. this will be the fourth name since the stadium opened in the year 2000. >> so whatever. oracle. we're going to call it the ballpark anyway. it's just a ballpark. i think that's cool. so whatever. >> reporter: of course, oracle's name is on the arena in oakland. after the golden state warriors are mo

selling green energy has created a berlin based subsidiary called ele to sell it tricity from renewable energy sources the plan is to offer charging stations for electric vehicles in homes and in parking lots the w. says the company will also sell household electricity all of it from carbon free sources to push compliments the car makers the new focus on mobility. we spoke to our financial correspondent only in frankfurt and asked him what the move actually means for v.w. and they can certainly use some help from the green faction if you will at the moment it is all marketing though you're right on that basically it's public relations because all the things that volkswagen wants to establish aren't there yet but if it does it right and if it does with a lot of drive then it will be part of answering all those questions that people who are skeptical of a car is have about the whole concept where do you charge is the energy that i'm putting into the car really clean how do i pay for it and how is the infrastructure going to look at folks who are going to make the go with that then it will be her. give an answer to putting the cars on the road. and before we go germany is the best place

the park is badly damaged after the concert series held there during the national college football event. what used to be a long stretch of green grass is covered in muddy tire tracks. you might also see that there breaks in the irrigation system. it could take until april before anyone can use the park again. >>> that is a long time. they should have known better when they had the heavy equipment in here. >> this is not the first event that has caused damage to one of our major parts. what you see now is what we expected because it rained so much during the time. >> the city estimates it will cost more than $15,000 to make the repairs. but the city leaders say that they are confident that the event organizers and the 49ers will pick up the tab. the host committee has already pointed out where it made landscaping improvements. >>> the time is 5:10. >>> the supreme court revives a ban on transgender troops in the military. what the california state attorney general says about the rule. >>> pg&e is moving forward with plans to file for hiccups he. a $5 billion announcement and how wildfire victims want to make sure that the right

we had a major, almost $1 million work order with rec and park, and i miself-hayself hav founding member of the city's green building task force. not all specifically on urban forest, but certainly urban forest is a component. so i just want to try to reassure the public about my commitment to working with them and to keeping our forest as green as possible but again, within the parameter of safety that we're concerned about. thank you very much for your consideration. >> i have a couple questions. are you done, sir? i have a couple questions. >> yes, sir. >> so first question, since the library, '96, was not that long ago, who picked that species and planted that. >> well, i wish i knew who did that, so i could call them. i'm afraid i don't know. if you would like me to find out, i'm sure we have records of landscapers and architects. i'm sure at the time it was best thinking. >> okay. and the other, just thinking forward, if the trees were to be removed, would you consider moving them two or four at a time because i think the loss of habitat of 19 trees at one time would be shocking to the neighborhood. >

we're up to approximately, i believe, 53 buses can park between second and third street. access over second street is in green and third street is your street-level access, as well. scope of work is essentially the facility for the buses and also an a.c. -- the transit admin building and various other items that went into that particular facility. bid summary, ghilotti construction, it was awarded to them may 9, 2017. award amount was $21.6 million. our -- per the board rules, 10% delegated authority would get us to $23.769 million, as authorized to the director of design and construction to sign change orders, but our anticipated final completion is 24.7 million, it does exceed our delegated authority. and also included the base substantial completion was june 30, 2018. and we have actually awarded a substantial completion of august 1, 2018. and an anticipated final, with just some minor change orders that can proceed with today's anticipated action. february 1 would be -- essentially we'd just close out the project as was noted and marked in the staff report, there are no claims, and this is an extremely cl

. >> she owns green hauling a waste deposal company from novato. they have driven to national parksering time, energy and resources to pick up all the garbage piling up during the shutdown. imagine that. >> i'd say approximately a half dozen dumpsters and at least 30 plus garbage cans. >> and counting. nor do they expect a dime for doing this even as people and trash keep coming. >> you know, i mean this happened overnight. so the severity is pretty serious here. >> shutting down the national park affects local communities, the coffee shop won't get as much business. we have to do what we can. we're a small company. but we have to do what we can zwloo when we told park visitors about the work they were flaber gafrted. >> you take care of what you need to in your backyard. >> >> or your national park where the by-product the shutdown has been a wakeup call. >> we're not a solution but we want to make a difference. >> they're doing it in bear valley point reyes. wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >>> we have created at interactive google map called the trash tracker. it will show you photos

. >> she owns green hauling a waste deposal company from novato. they have driven to beaches and parks back volunteering time, energy and resources to pick up garbage piling up during the shutdown. imagine that. >> i'd say approximately a half dozen dumpsters and at least 30-plus garbage cans. >> and counting more nor do any expect a dime for doing this even as people and trash keep coming. >> this happened overnight, the severity is pretty sowers here. >> shutting down the national park aircrafts local communities, the coffee shop won't get as much business. we have to do what we can. we're a small company but we have to do what we can. >> when we told park visitors about the work they were flaber casted. >> you take care of what need to in your backyard. >> or the national park where the by-product of a shutdown has been a wake up call. >> we are not a solution to the problem but we want to make a difference. >> they're doing it. in bear valley, point reyes. wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >>> we have created an interactive google map called the trash tracker. can you click on national p

months because the park is badly damaged after the concert series held during the national college football championship events earlier this month. what used to be a long stretch of green grass is now a covered muddy mess with tire tracks. the may also be breaks in irrigation system. the city says it could take until april before anyone can use the park. >> that is a long time. they should have known better when they had the heavy equipment in here. >> this is not the first event that has caused damage one of our major parks and what you see now is what we expected because it rained so much during the time. >> the city estimates it will cost more than $15,000 to make the repairs. city leaders say that they are confident that the event committee is already pointed out where it made landscaping improvements. >>> neighborhood is gecommission ap on the lding on property that decision to not renovate the current community center. the new building will include a three-story building for a neighborhood service and two acres of open space. the new center is expected to open in 2021. >>> today, san francisco business that was badly damaged last year in a major fire is reopening

the park is torn up and money after the cost of the playoff concert city series. >> it does not seem very inviting. what used to be green grass the size of a football field now overwhelmed with mud. tire tracks are still visible from the trucks used to load and unload stages. thousands of visitors gathered for two days of free concerts. the shirt third show was canceled due to the rain. >> the entire park was damaged and it needs to be receded. >> reporter: there was also damage to the system. what you see now is what we expect because it rained so much during the time. >> reporter: the city estimates the cost of more than $15,000. confident that the bay area host committee will pay for repairs and fix it to its original state, if not better. the committee is hoping that the city of san jose will be reaping the economic benefits and national spotlight. >> it brought the city business. look at the park. getting the neuter. begin once the park dries out, as soon as it can reopen to open two months from now. that is if the sod takes root. >> that is long time. they should have known better when they had the heavy equipment

green. and in battersea, battersea park road is down to one lane at lockington road — gas works are taking placedan and louise. bye bye. good morning welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today... the military is called in to help at heathrow airport after drone sightings temporarily grounded flights. a 14—year—old boy is stabbed to death after his moped crashed into a car in east london. a campaign to make electronic appliances easier to fix, rather than let them go to waste. 0fgem defend its position after another energy 0fgem defends its position after another energy supplier goes bust. the regulator says it is doing enough, and that economy energy customers will be protected. it‘s the ninth energy company to go under in the space of a year. it‘s advantage tottenham after the first leg of their league cup semi—final against chelsea. harry kane scored the only goal of the game at wembley last night after some intervention from the video referee. good morning, it is a cold and frosty start and it is going to be a cold day, generally. in the east, cloud and some

green, news 4. >>> sincehe shutdown, it's been an obstacle to keep our tidy.al treasures the national park servicetepping in to help pick up the trash. money from parking, entrance, and other fees is moving to fund the cleanup. yesterday, news 4 cameras were there as the mall there were r much to tourist delight. >>> tonight, if you're looking for something to do, the national symphony orchestra will perform a free community con certainconcert at the lincoln theater at 9:00 in the evening. it is part of the your neighborhood series, where more than 25 free levents wake place at area venues. >>> this morning, the d.c. poli chief taking a bold approach to hiring new officers. he's challenging naysayers to o puthe uniform. the department set a two-year goal to increase rankso 4,000 sworn officers. at the same time, it is facing e retire public. the pressure is on. yesterday, police chief explained to mark segraves how it is trying to appeal to young peop may consider the police as the enemy. >> if you ton't like police and you have a problem with the police, who better than you to change it? we are h

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green grass now overwhelmed with mud. tire tracks still individual vi >> reporter: crews are inspect damage to the irrigation system. >> this is not the first event to cause damage to one of our major parks. this is what we expected because it rained so much. >> reporter: the city estimates the cost more than $15,000, confident the host committee and the 49ers will repair. the host committee pointing to the new grading, not to mention the city of san jose reaping the economic benefits in the national spotlight. it brought us the business and the city business. >> reporter: repairs are set to begin once the park dried out. the soonest it can reopen is two months from now and that's if the sod takes root. they should have known better. are some downtown residents and visitors say they were inconvienced with the parking when the playoffs were in time. >> reporter: the city has put up this chain link fence around the park for safety reasons and since signs will be posted explaining the repair work, the city hopes to have the park back open in april in time for spring events. >> thank you. >> police here in san jose arrest add high school teacher on suspicion of inappropriate sexual conduct w