building, so my commute to work after i drop my son off is right back 101 hyde. i think that this project can be an amazing revitalization of that block, and to think that after so long, having that space be a boarded up space, that it's going to now go into construction for two years just feels like you're sort of taking away the -- the hope to the other entrepreneurs around here, george and lenny, all-star doughnuts, that could benefit from additional activity on the block. i think one of the things we forget about in the tenderloin are the other entrepreneurs that are there already. so giving benefits to new entrepreneurs is great, but the businesses around it, it has a compounding effect. we've seen it in our business, taylor street, when a new business comes in, it supports everyone. so please support this project. thank you. >> good morning. david elliott lewis. 36-year resident of san francisco, 14-year resident of the tenderloin. this block is hurting, and this particular site, 101 hyde, closed in 2016, and it's been -- i hate to use the word blighted, bu

the hyde amendment has remained in place. it has been a writer on budgets since harry reid -- i'm sorry, henry hyde put it in place back in the 1970's after he was elected. the issue here on this particular topic is our foreign policy and the restriction that is done by the administration and how they spend the funds. they have the right to do that and that is what they have been doing. i go back, john, to the party platforms. this president, i was in las vegas for the third presidential debate with hillary clinton and donald trump, and he aggressively took on the issue of late-term abortion. he spoke about this with a and a persuasive manner that i have not heard a .politician" speak about it it is like he just discovered the atrocity of this, and i knew he was not working off talking points. he was speaking from his heart. i was also in the white house the monday night before the state of the union address and the president brought up this issue of what was happening in virginia and new york and spoke with great passion. th

this is -- this is at hyde and golden gate. so the proposal is -- for the interim use is 7500 square foot food hall -- oh, excuse me, did it not show? no, it's not showing. let's see...i'm not sure if that's my end or their end. sfgovtv? >> chair fewer: yes. we're just waiting for sfgovtv to show this. >> a 7500 food hall is proposed with a kitchen? there'll be one permanent and seven rotating food vendors. it'll be a welcome and vibrant space on a very tough corner that our service has worked for many years on in the market c.b.d. so this will be really welcoming, a new affordable eating for the tenderloin residents. it will help with neighborhood outreach and serving as a liaison to the tenderloin neighborhood for this project, and i have a plan here, which is hard to see on the video, but hopefully, you can see it closer up front, with the kiosks and the commercial kitchen, you see the seating areas which would be available for the community for events, actually, as a community center type space. so the lease terms for this

one of them was being tried for the hyde park bombing and that trial had two ends because he had basically a pardon, his extradition hasjust been granted from the republic of ireland to northern ireland and that is currently under appeal. itjust shows you the authorities here are still pursuing people that went soldiers. yes, part of the good friday agreement were that all the

caller: i find all the hyde support -- isne a support puppy mills for pedophiles. ask gary if he thinks the solution is to support abortion, to end their lives. i don't think that is what the american public wants. the latest poll identified as pro-life -- when it comes to taxpayer funded abortion, 75% of the public do not believe they should be able to underwrite abortion. but is not what this is about. it is not saying a country cannot do it. if a country wants to do it, that is their business, but americans should not be the ones funding that procedure. host: what is the organization of american states? guest: in terms of how they operate, or how they are -- host: when it comes to this issue. guest: i think america is a leader when it comes to a lot of these national organizations. we can influence what they do. i do not think we should be beholden as a nation when it comes to our policies as to what international organizations do. i want to bring this back to the issue at hand -- it is our tax dollars. it is where the american money is going. our people have co

right now, it borders on the hyde street pier. they need a secondary access route besides the front door. this sort of codefies that and it provides the access needed for all parties in a way that allows them to conduct their operations. so in summary, the staff believes that the m.o.u. terms will get approval to the -- give approval to the supplement agreement that you approved. we feel that the overall relationship is a more cohesive approach and allows for the continued use of this facility for the staff and public, and we recommend approval of the m.o.u. so with that, i'm here, as well as colleagues, to answer any questions. >> thank you. can i have a motion? >> so moved. >> i second. >> we have public comment. mirrian hizer. >> good afternoon, commissioners and staff. thank you for providing us the opportunity to be here this afternoon. with me here this afternoon are bill wygant. bill is sixth -- i believe he was president of the south end rowing club for six years, one of our longest term president. i've also got fran hegle

cindy hyde- smith, ms-r "i am very honored to be the one that can step up as a female to let all theknow that missississippi has its place in history." alexandra limon / washington correspondentbut the repubican party is struggling to attract female candidates. something senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says is a problem. congresswoman cheri bustos of illinois - who's also the chair of the democratic congressional campaign committee - says democrats like her have been working for years, to attract women to run for office rep. cheri ( james ) as we head to break, here's a live look outside... san francisco international airport. "if you are watching us on the kron on app - here is an 'extra' check on weather and traffic. visit kron-on-dot-tv to subscribe." ( james ) there were a couple of surprises at the weekend box office. here's david daniel with a look at the top five movies. "a madea family funeral" fell two spots to fifth place, on ticket sales of eight-point-one million dollars. "how to train your dragon: the hidden world" took fourth place, earning nine-point-three milli

hyde.hot of u.s. the close of the week. it is five straight days of losses in the s&p 500. the question is "what'd you miss?" provides a radiology check that along. forecast slowdown is perhaps arriving tennis plunge -- talks are still stalling. the eu makes a new offer. the pound remains under pressure. joe: another year, another clash over new jersey's budget. phil murphy is wrestling with legislators from his own party over how much to raise taxes and invest in new jersey transit for the 2020 fiscal year. it's reminiscent of lester's battle that almost shut down the government in trenton. joining us now is governor phil murphy. governor murphy, thank you very much for joining us. one of the most headlined grabbing aspects -- headline grabbing aspects of your budget is a new tax on millionaires. it's not expected to raise a lot of money, particularly in the context of the size of the new jersey budget. what's the main thinking about it? is it more about improving equality in the states or

cindy hyde- smith, ms-r "i am very honored to be the one that can step up as a female to let all thes its place in history." alexandra limon / washington correspondentbut the repubican party is struggling to attract female candidates. something senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says is a problem. congresswoman cheri bustos of illinois - who's also the chair of the democratic congressional campaign committee - says democrats like her have been working for years, to attract women to run for office rep. cheri bustos / il-di have a program that i created back home, where we recruit women to run for office at any level.... so we have a bench of great candidates we can choose from. the women serving in the 116th congress say diversity will lead to better policies and new ideas.and they encourage more women to get involved. sen. rosen don't wait to be asked. if you're passionate, you feel that service is in your blood, whether it's in elected office or community service or whatever you do for your profession just step up. in washington alexandra limon. ( james ) as we head to break, he

i saw queen at hyde park in 1975. you see him on the screen. he wasn't even born then.lliant performance. there are other things wrong with the film. hats off to dexter fletcher for saving it. it takes liberty with the stories. the criticism is they kind of slightly whitewashed this version of freddie. i think it takes a story and then bends it to its own dramatic purposes. certainly moving things around in terms of the chronological narrative. but find a recent biopic that hasn't. i think the dramatic liberties are ok. i do know the real story because i was quite a queen obsessive for a while. i think his performance was great. and the music is astonishing. the live aid, 20 minutes at the end. it is funny because the first five queen albums were great, and i tailed off, but you watch it and you think, this is like the abba songbook, every single one of these are hits. it was fun. very enjoyable. that's it for this week, though. thanks for watching. goodbye. good morning. we might be waking up toa good morning. we might be waking up to a light dusting of snow in one or

i'm caroline hyde.iday, president trump was selling the merits of a potential trade deal with china. president trump: i think as soon as these trade deals are done, if they get done -- we are working with china -- i think you will see a very big spike. a lot of people are waiting to see what happens with the china deal. caroline: larry kudlow told bloomberg no deal would be rushed for a deal saved. >> if they are not in america's interest, he will not accept it. do not read me bearish. i'm not bearish, neither is the president. again, this idea of a quick deal to get a pop in the stock market -- i want to strenuously disagree with that point of view. caroline: to discuss the latest of the china-u.s. trade talks, i would like to welcome samm sacks, a new america fellow. on thursday, she testified before congress on the challenges facing u.s. and china. and, sarah mcgregor, our leader of the u.s.-china economic coverage. bring us up to speed, how much are we positive or negative on the fact there will be

the film and think maybe it is about the way in which everyone has a shadow side, like a jekyll and hyde maybe you can see it as a parable about the way that affluent societies have a parasitic relationship with the hidden underclass. or you can just see it as a jack finney bodysnatchers—style horror tale that is really well done. the clever thing about it is, remember all the stuff of the golden globes about get out being a comedy? somebody said it should be a documentary. in the case of this, the scary bits are properly scary, the funny bits are properly funny, and all the way through, it is thought—provoking and really well textured. it is the kind of film you would come out afterwards and go for a coffee with a friend and go, what was it about? what was actually happening? what was the message? it's not straightforward, not simple, but it's really crowd pleasing, and i think it will do really well. he's a terrifically good director. did you find get out scary? more so intriguing, rather than scary. i watched it twice because it made sense more the second time. the same is true of us.

maybe it's about the way in which everyone has a shadow side, you know, kind of like a jekyll and hyde maybe you can see it as a parable about the way that affluent societies have a kind of parasitic relationship with the hidden underclass. or you can just see it as a sort of jack finney bodysnatchers—style horror tale that is really, really well done. and the clever thing about it is, remember all the stuff at the golden globes about get out being a comedy? i think somebody said, "well, what should it be?" and actually it should have been a documentary. in the case of this, the scary bits are properly scary, the funny bits are properly funny, and all the way through it's thought—provoking and really well textured. it is the kind of film you would come out afterwards and go for a coffee with a friend and go, 0k, what was it about? what was actually happening? what was the message? it's not straightforward, it's not simple, but it's really crowd pleasing, i think it will do really well. he's a terrifically good director. did you find get out scary? more sort of intriguing, rather than s

our moose boat is still docked at the hyde street. it will be moved soon because we have many of our members who are almost complete with their training. we will be able to put it up where the rescue is. the jet dock is about 60 days out. the training division, all the training staff underwent implicit bias training, and then most of the command staff as well has undergone implicit bias training. that 123rd class has completed their probation in early february, so they are eight full-fledged members now. the 124th class has completed their six-month evaluation testing, and as you know, the 125th class is currently in, and they have just split into engine and truck groups, 5050. provision aerate drilling and training and practice and testing for 777 hours in january. includes pump operations, aerial operations, grieving -- driving pretests, and all of their six-month and one-year evaluations. in service training -- training, conducted fire control fire training so that we are looking forward, it is probably still a couple months away,

cindy hyde- smith, ms-r "i am very honored to be the one that can step up as a female to let all theales as well know that missississippi has its place in history." alexandra washington correspondentbut the repubican party is struggling to attract female candidates. something senate majority leader mitch says is a problem.congresswoman cheri bustos of illinois - who's also the chair of the democratic congressional campaign committee - says democrats like her have been working for years, to attract women to run for office rep. cheri bustos / il-di have a program that i created back home, where we recruit women to run for office at any level.... so we have a bench of great candidates we can choose from.the women serving in the 116th congress say diversity will lead to better policies and new ideas.and they encourage more women to get involved.sen. rosen don't wait to be asked. if you're passionate, you feel that service is in your blood, whether it's in elected office or community service or whatever you do for your profession just step up.in washington alexandra limon. (grant) now to

the crash has shut down the power hyde cable car line . a spokesman for muni says the cable car operator had to pull the emergency brake to avoid hitting the crashed cars. muni says they are providing shuttle service to the area . the cause the accident is still under investigation. also in san francisco, firefighters came to the rescue of a man who was stuck on a cliff overlooking the pacific ocean. it happened just after 9:00 this morning on marshall beach just south of the golden gate bridge. the fire department and rescue team responded to a call of a man clinging to the edge of a cliff. firefighters are mainly made their way down to the stranded man and brought them to safety. he suffered minor injuries. no word on how the man got stuck on the cliff. >>> evacuation orders were lifted in the last hour along highway 128 in sonoma county after a propane tank or overturned. the 17,000 gallon propane tank or flipped over around 10:30 this morning near the sonoma and napa county line. that highway remains closed from spencer lane to travers

the hyde amendment has remained in place.s been a writer on budgets since harry reid -- i'm sorry, henry hyde put it in place back in the 1970's after he was elected. the issue here on this particular topic is our foreign policy and the restriction that is done by the administration and how they spend the funds. they have the right to do that and that is what they have been doing. i go back, john, to the party platforms. this president, i was in las vegas for the third presidential debate with hillary clinton and donald trump, and he aggressively took on the issue of late-term abortion. he spoke about this with a and a persuasive manner that i have not heard a .politician" speak about it it is like he just discovered the atrocity of this, and i knew he was not working off talking points. he was speaking from his heart. i was also in the white house the monday night before the state of the union address and the president brought up this issue of what was happening in virginia and new york and spoke with great passion. this pre

they were street closures on beach street between hyde and larkin. the first one was the rock and roll half marathon, which took place in april, and blocked our selling spaces for that weekend, saturday and sunday, which is during spring break. which is a key time for us to sell. the second event took place in november. it was the golden gate half marathon, which did the same thing, the weekend of november 4th and 5th. now, previously, these are after parties for foot races. previously, and including one which took place in february, the after parties have been happening down on the jefferson edge of aquatic park, going west from hyde street. i wonder why this can't be corrected in the future? thank you. >> chairman: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> nick castner, kyle peacock, lisa fisher. >> my name is nic castner and i live on milton street and san francisco. and i was very excited to hear we were finally going to get bike share in glen park, only to find out that the station approval has been pulled because of some loud neighboring vo

hyde? >> we'll go with that. >> but absolutely not.bsolutely not. >> seven weeks after lifetime aired the documentary "surviving r. kelly," the performer was charged with ten counts of aggravated sexual assault. in the documentary, the parents of r. kelly's girlfriend claimed she was being held against her will. today, r. kelly's team released an audio recording of her telling them that's not the case. >> i have told you guys a million, million times that i am okay where i am and i'm happy. >> r. kelly had some harsh words for lady gaga. >> lady gaga has apologized for working with you. >> that portion also airs tomorrow. >> lady gaga, very great talent. it's unfortunate that her intelligence goes to such a short level when it comes to that. >> i think he's disappointed, you know, that people have turned their backs on them. he attempts to keep making music and he hopes that people will still listen to his music. >> now as of right now, r. kelly is in custody. we will continue to update this developing story. it is -- it's a wild one.

hyde? >> king: oh, all right. believe i can fly >> reporter: gayle king asked him about that dual personality. >> robert is the guy who sings. his singing name is r. kelly. >> king: they're the same? they're the same person, you're saying? there are not two r. kellys? >> it's equivalent to a policeman. when a policeman put on his badge and his suit and his uniform, he go out to do his job. when he takes that off and gets home, he's with his family. he loves his family. i'm r. kelly on stage, okay? but that's robert in a r. kelly uniform. >> reporter: as bad as it got for.kelly, most fans remained loyal. and major stars continued to record with him, including lady gaga who, in 2013, released "do what u want" with kelly. ♪ we're taking the haters and wrapping them up ♪ and laying the cut like we don't give a ♪ >> the lady gaga thing is shocking. i was very surprised she did it at the time, because the allegations against him are the complete opposite of everything she stands for. >> reporter: lifetime's "surviving r

election bit clearer picture we're expecting probably monday afternoon local time thank you for that call hyde on the line there from bangkok thailand capital and here now is al jazeera small and snowy with more from chiang mai the stronghold of former prime minister talked in shinawatra. were in the districts and have a song come time that's the hometown of former prime minister population away ballot papers from polling stations across the district has been taken here for a final announcement tally can in the results taken from the election commission's web site shows how little foster out the minute he backs pa in the need overall this is an unexpected result especially as. opinion polls taken just days before voting started had suggested that. the party linked to thompson would be in the lead analysts some analysts had said but even if the tide didn't win enough to form the next government it would have a chance to form a coalition the voters here say they are shocked they are surprised some remain optimistic because they say these are still preliminary results in the north and northeast a

. ♪ >> visit his countdown to the close and i am caroline hyde. scarlet: i am scarlet fu.re is a lot of data parse through but you have your eye on the jobs. coming out today giving us an internal look at different ways of looking at the labor market. and i always say it to gaugest way consumer confidence because if you are comfortable to quit jobs, you are confident about finding another job. that is at its highest level since the financial crisis. quitting a job is actually a more tangible things, so people are still quitting their jobs at a fairly high rate, no sign of recession from that labor market indicator. caroline: we have trump using his veto power for the first time to uphold his emergency declaration. he has been talking about the so-called emergency at the border. scarlet: it has happened. let's take a look at the market right now because it is again on this friday. we end up with a gain for the week. you have chipmakers -- caroline: thank you, bulk on. scarlet: exactly -- caroline: thank you, volcom. scarlet: thank you and telecom and consumer services, all

caroline: i am caroline hyde. scarlet: joining us -- joining us is joe weisenthal. your attention.: you hope it would be a jobs day. still plenty to talk about. the miss was fine, still solidly in expansion. add to the noise and confusion about what is the state of the economy right now. we are in expansion but we are trying to figure out how robust it is and indicates a little bit weaker than we may have expected. consumer -- sentiment, that came in weaker than expected. contradicting the numbers we saw that were a 18 year highs. scary but hard to gauge the strength of the u.s. economy. scary is what is german and italian manufacturing. china still in contraction but better than expected. that the rest of the world is slowing down. joe: there is so much hope that that will prove durable. >> there are a lot more gainers than decliners in terms of health care. all gaining at least 1%. energy is up. caroline: we have seen oil on the downside and we are seeing that divergence, stocks pushing higher as oil comes lower. maybe the correlation is failing to break down. scarlet: oil was le

get manager brandon hyde his first win as the orioles manager. >>> let's spy on our ex, shall we, brycerper. he got his first hit as a philly. he launches jessie's space where the guardians of the galaxy wondering how that ball got up there. that was a moon shot. get this, this tuesday harper going to be back here in d.c. set to face his old pal matt sherzer at nats park. finally march madness, virginia beats purdue 80-75o make the first final four since 1984. it took b azer-beater to send it to overtime. it was an absolute thriller. carson edwards had 42 points. broke the record for most tournament points through four games in a losing effort. this was an absolute thriller. considering that virginia was the first number one seed to er lose to a -- just last year, exactly. >> redemption. >> that is how we spell redemption. >> happy for them. also happy about the weather we had today. i'm going to be optimistic about tomorrow, stoo. >> what a esketamine upsset up. nothing to be optimistic about here. we are going to be seeing rain in the the good news is if you want to say cherry blossom

country demonstrated sharp political divisions over the calling of elections opposition protesters in hyde to remain furious over skyrocketing inflation and alleged government corruption they blame the current president who was sworn in two years ago on a pledge to increase employment and improve living conditions. they added a certain irritant or a certain combustibility to the situation. they really arrived on the last of the latest spies them of. demonstrations the prime minister in fact when he was voted out by the deputies was in front of the senate. answering for what happened with these mercenaries so i think yes the whole mercenary story has played a role one from the questions everybody had about it now that our story has come out basically. torn off the lid are pulled back the curtain on this story i think that this is going to create even more outrage and more consternation. on the part of the haitian people. new zealand has announced it will ban all types of assault rifles and semiautomatic weapons that comes after fifty people were massacred in a mass shooting last week in new

roe and angel anderson killed 23-year- old george randall saldivar at an apartment near market and hyde, then dumped his body in the bay. the remains were found february 18th not far from pier 39. so far there is no word on any motive. >>> two weeks ago the city of oakland banned homeless encampments around lake merritt. so why are people still sleeping here? i'm susie steimle and i'll have that story coming up. >> plus a near disaster outside a daycare, cameras roll as a garbage truck loses control. >> and is there trouble at the off alright, you excited? yeah! waaahoo... well... that was fun, right? it's time to get more. lower fares. better service. sweeter rewards. alaska airlines. >>> two weeko the city of oakland conducted ofhole encamp alonke soy ck but the city tells kpix5's susie steimle they won't be staying long. >> reporter: in the middle of encampments at lakeside park are signs banning their existence. staked in the mud, the message from the city of oakland reads "overnight camping is prohibited," but not everyone is taking them seriously. >> me and my sons got to go and w

this happened yesterday afternoon at hyde and bay streets near fisherman's wharf. a spokesman said a cable car operator had to pull the emergency brake just to avoid hitting the crashed cars. one of the five people injured is reportedly in critical condition. cable car service on the powell Ãhide line was down for hours. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> it is time to head out to sell for a check of the roads on this wednesday. it is the middle of the week. >> good morning, everyone. let's take a look at the commute now. you can see traffic in the gilroy super commute is looking pretty good. driving a gilroy to san jose and continuing through morgan hill is looking good. the rain is going to slow you down, no doubt about it. is going to be raining and may rain for most of the day off and on and you have to factor that into your commute. the roads will be wet even when it takes breaks. you can see traffic is okay in front of oracle arena and no major issues driving out to the bay bridge toll plaza right now. traffic is light and no problems getting

hyde park they marched they persist past downing street down. to here palm and scrap the seats of government the estimates were that it was far in excess of the seven hundred fifty thousand who turned out to protest against last october the organizers are actually went as far as to say that they believe they may have exceeded a million but there are no official. the police here in the u.k. no longer give official crowd estimates nonetheless the turnout was significant it was impressive and what they hope the organizers and the marches is that they've sent a powerful message to government that the people of the u.k. should have the chance to vote again on whatever outcome the government or parliament manages to secure in the negotiations with the european union overbred said there was deep disillusionment many most of the people i spoke to here. simply fed up with the way that the politicians have gone about their business and felt that the people who had a chance lost a vote on wretched in two thousand and sixteen should have another chance bear

that measure it's now likely to pass the democrat controlled house of representatives let's bring in hyde these are castro joining us from washington d.c. but the question is what happens when it reaches the.

the joint project since you are such sectors as peaceful a tim miller three technical cooperation hyde acknowledges we agreed to continue our close you most operation and dialogue and we reaffirm our commitment to coordinate our actions closely in the united nations and its security council and other international organizations thank you. i know which i. didn't get thank you very much mr minister. talking to the media here i would like to say i would like to express our gratitude to president putin and mr chalabi roaf and all russian people for the support support of the people of venezuela and the constitutionally elected government of our president. nicolas do role we know that there are a number of maneuvers aimed at. worsening the situation in venezuela and these attempts mostly from the united states who want to change the regime that they don't like legitimate government and the constitutional institutes of. well we have been interesting program for a russia our president instructed us to deepen our strategic partnership with russia in december last year president visited russia.

it happened at bay and hyde streets. three people went to the hospital. one suffered very serious injuries. police are trying to figure out which driver was at fault here. >> well, it had to happen. a run of beautiful, sunny weather is coming to an end. >> a live picture, you can see the gray skies, a change from all the blue we've seen for several days now. >> sandhya patel. >> all good things must come to an end. that's the way the saying goes. what about that tip? let's check out live doppler 7. we are seeing plenty of clouds out there. off the coastline we're picking up moisture up in the clouds. the storm is still off the coast, and it is going to be moving in from the southwest. light level one system. tomorrow light to moderate showers. isolated thunder can't be ruled out. gusty at the coast and over the hills. we're starting to see the breeze pick up in the hills. hour by hour we go. you start to see some of that rain moving in and spreading northward as we head towards 4:00 a.m. i'll be back with live doppler 7 to let you know exactly how long th

i saw queen at hyde park in 1975. you see him on the screen. he wasn't even born then.ng with the film. hats off to dexter fletcher for saving it. it takes liberty with the stories. the criticism is they kind of slightly whitewashed this version of freddie. i think it takes a story and then bends it to its own dramatic purposes. certainly moving things around in terms of the chronological narrative. but find a recent biopic that hasn't. i think the dramatic liberties are ok. i do know the real story because i was quite a queen obsessive for a while. i think his performance was great. and the music is astonishing. the live aid, 20 minutes at the end. it is funny because the first five queen albums were great, and i tailed off, but you watch it and you think, this is like the abba songbook, every single one of these are hits. it was fun. very enjoyable. that's it for this week, though. thanks for watching. goodbye. good evening. who'd have thought we would be waking up to a picture postcard dusting of snow. a beautiful picture sent in from kinross. that was only half the

the accident was hyde and bay streets. a muchy spokes is person said a cable operator had to pull the emergency brake. one of the five injured is in critical condition. cable car service was shut down for several hours. >>> protesters gathered at city hall in mountain view as leaders look to place severe restrictions on to number of people living in their cars or rv. are they considering a ban? >> one council member asked about enforcement if a ban were to happen. city leaders considering several restrictions, by time, location for the size of the vehicle. pleas from the rv communities. >> housing is a human right. >> a rallying cry from rv dwellers and leaders. >> i had no choice, live in my van or live in the park or live in the streets. >> among the protesters, a disabled father , a divorce and hardship drove him and his son to live a motor view officials as of december 2018 the city counted 290 inhabited vehicles. in 2017 is city identified 291 vehicles, only 58 rv. many concentrated near big parks with access to restr