i ama chicago native growing up in hyde park. not far from 53rd and hyde park boulevard that sits right across the street from mayor washington lived. i was a kid at that time in grade school that i remember clearly when he was elected mayor how much that area changed there was security sitting across from his apartment building and the snow got cleaned that much faster along the streets. and one of the few racially diverse communities in the city but yet it is a black community and my parents were very intentional to make sure we werere a part of all of it and then the pair that i screen that was black-owned in point out the boats and the harbor we ate leon's barbecue we were very much a part of this community of folks like us. and also so many other folks like us. one ofin the things i remember star was rising and we were as happy as everybody else in the country. i remember how the news media have remarked how this is an unusual individual. but we see folks like this. those who are black and live on the south side but that was

i'm paul sparrow, the director of the franklin roosevelt presidential library in hyde park, new york, and we're recording this story on september 17th which is constitution day. what better way to celebrate constitution day than to talk about the supreme court with two outstanding experts on the subject. no president had a more significant impact on the supreme court than the, the dr -- fdr. he appointed eight9 justices during his administration. he helped change american democracy. he got to appoint no justices during his first term. the role of the supreme court has changed over the years and certainly plays a central role in our political process. but headache no mistakes -- make no mistakes, the court has always been political. joining he today is john -- at st. johns university and fellow at the robert h. jackson center. he's the biographer of justice -- [inaudible] and editor of jackson's acclaimed 2003 posthumous book, quote, that man: an insider's portrait of franklin d. roosevelt, the last new deal insider's memoir. also with us, paul blumenthal, former new york times reporte

i'm paul sparrow, the director of the franklin roosevelt presidential library in hyde park, new york, and we're recording this story on september 17th which is constitution day. what better way to celebrate constitution day than to talk about the supreme court with two outstanding experts on the subject. no president had a more significant impact on the supreme court than the, the dr -- fdr. he appointed eight9 justices during his administration. he helped change american democracy. he got to appoint no justices during his first term. the role of the supreme court has changed over the years and certainly plays a central role in our political process. but headache no mistakes -- make no mistakes, the court has always been political. joining he today is john -- at st. johns university and fellow at the robert h. jackson center. he's the biographer of justice -- [inaudible] and editor of jackson's acclaimed 2003 posthumous book, quote, that man: an insider's portrait of franklin d. roosevelt, the last new deal insider's memoir. also with us, paul blumenthal, former new york times reporte

i'm paul sparrow, director of the presidential library in hyde park, new york. we are recording this session on september 17th, which is constitution day. what better way to celebrate constitution day than talking about the supreme court. with two outstanding experts on the subject, no president had a more significant impact on the supreme court than fdr. he appointed eight justices during his administration, some of whom help change american democracy for the better. he got to the point that no supreme court justices during his first term, which was a point of extreme frustration for him. we will talk about that a little bit later. the role of the supreme court has changed over the years. today it certainly plays a central war in our political process. but make no mistake, the court has always been important. joining me today is professor john barrett professor of law at the st. john's university, and fellow of the robert h. jackson fellow. he is the writer of the jackson list, a popular email newsletter and website. and editor of jackson's acclaimed 2003 posth

so to places of attack him give to the was something like a hyde park corner in london. meaning that is actually the heart of the cd. it's a pod zone though, the cd in just next to to university buildings and to the university library. where by the way i was studying years ago, so it is absolutely sandra diesel residential area of the capital of your rate, which has, for the moments about, i think 2.5 are almost 3000000 people inside regular civilians who was just on the street were killed, so regular civilian cars was durned, and it is definitely an act of terrorism days on international law. so if a respect and the rules of international order, and if a respect international law, we shall, did very, very clear. it was the act of terrorism. alva international and the act of international gripe. tell us what effect the strikes are having on the ukrainian people ah, from the technological point of view, feel on me to say so the, the strike was quite extended as the journalist radio report. so more than 80 marseilles, a very, very different type as be launched, the new gre

in hyde park.k, and she sees this guy go by on a bcycle, sees something drop out of his pocket. she goes up, picks up the wallet, it's a wallet. she opens it up. she sees credit cards and a driver's license. it says "owen wilson." so she goes to the english policeman, the bobby -- the bobby? constable? >> jimmy: i think so, yeah. >> and she says, hey, i just found -- i think owen wilson dropped his driver's license and his credit cards what should i do? he says, maybe you should go on a spending spree. [ laughter ] she's like, well -- i don't -- okay. she's not going to help her. then she remembers, wait a minute, i think ella's dad is friends with owen wilson. she called ella. ella texted me, my friend just found your friend, owen wilson's, wallet. i texted owen. and i said, hey, if you want your wallet back, text me right away. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's crazy. >> yeah. then five minutes later i get a text back. >> jimmy: wow. [ laughter ] >> wow. >> jimmy: unbelievable. binn stiller is here.

carefully cleared away and moved to buckingham palace, clarence house, and the royal parks nursery in hyde park. one of the sweetest things was a pair of boots and a little paddington bear. they will now be professionally cleaned and given to the children that barnardos cares for in the weeks ahead. i mean, it's absolutely wonderful that we've managed to find a home for these bears. they were all left there. paddington was left in paddington station seeking a home. these bears were left in the royal parks effectively seeking a home and it's wonderful to think that all of these bears will go to children who will appreciate them and love them for many years. donating the bears to barnardos is a tribute in itself. for more than 30 years, the queen was the charity's patron, carrying out a number of engagements for them before handing that duty over to the then duchess of cornwall six years ago. barnardos says the bears will be well looked after by the children they support and they will be told the story of this special group of bears and how they came to be donated. daniela relph, bbc news. now it

for those of you don't know, tom cottage is a home that fdr bill in hyde park here. in the 1930s, he planned to move into and live and after he left the presidency. one of the fully design houses in america that was made to accommodate handicap person, with a wheelchair. there's no thresholds on the door. the doors and windows have lovers. i'm really is an architectural marvel. it is only open part of the time. it is part of the national park service collection of properties appear. they have eleanor home on south hill, the top cottage, the vanderbilt mansion. quick plug, anyone coming up to the hudson valley make sure you stop here and visit in. back to this subject at hand. let's talk about fdr's court packing scheme. john, set the scene. what were the circumstances that made fdr so frustrated with the court. when he is done, why did he -- and what he did he try to do to change? >> i think you have to go back a little bit before his presidency and remember that we are in the great depression the stock market crashed in the fall of 1929, coincidentally during that t

i grew up in hyde park. i grew up not far from 53rd and hyde park boulevard, which is the part that sits right across the street from where mayor harold washington lived when he was mayor. i was a kid at that time, i was in grade school but i butr very clearly when he was elected mayor how much that area change to where there was security sitting across from his apartment building, and the snow got cleaned that much faster along our streets. i grew up in one of the few racially diverse communities in the city, but it was still and it is a black community. and my parents were very intentional about making sure that we were a a part of all f it, right? we went to a fish owner was owned by a black man. we had a shoe repair that was black-owned. we ate baldwin ice cream that was black-owned. we would point at the boats in jackson park arbor that were owned by pillars in the committee. we ate leon's barbecue, we are very much part of a dense community of folks that were like us, and, and to think in many ways tha

. >> police say one man died after shots were fired near the hyde park neighborhood in the 500 block of madeira avenue. >> aside from the shootings at one 17 sunday morning. police say 2 men were stabbed in downtown san jose near first street. they and that one of them is in critical condition and the other victim has been stabilized, according to police. no arrests have been made in this case as of sunday morning. this is now san jose's 31st and 32nd homicide of this year. and san jose camila barco kron. 4 news. >> time now for our 4 zone forecast taking a live look at the sun setting along the san mateo bridge. looks very nice out there. but i know there's lots of fog is there's been fog all day long. i was here in the horn blowing here in san francisco a breeze around rig as joining us now with a look at the forecast recent ye. spooky season out in full force in the bay area. and not only that, but we have dangerous surf along our bay area coastline. that's going to start early monday morning through monday night. so dangerous sneaker waves and rip currents going to hang tight alo

so the places of attack him give to day was something like her hyde park corner in london. meaning that is actually the heart of the cd. it's part of zonal, the cd in just next to to university buildings and to the university library. where by the way i was studying years ago, so it is absolutely sandra diesel residential area of the capital of your brain. which has for the moments about, i think 2.5 are almost 3000000 people inside regular civilians who was just on the street were killed. so regular civilian cars was durned, and it is definitely an act of terrorism days on international law. so if it were stacked on the rules of international order, and if a respect international law, we shall did very, very clear. it was the act of terrorism, other international and the act of international crime. or more now i want to bring in marina maroney. she is with the defense studies department at kings college, london. it's good to have you back on the program. these attacks that we sold today . they were the broadest aerial assault that we have seen so far in this war. we were w

. >> police say one man died after shots were fired near the hyde park neighborhood in the 500 block of madeira avenue. >> aside from the shootings at one 17 sunday morning. police say 2 men were stabbed in downtown san jose near first street. they and that one of them is in critical condition and the other victim has been stabilized. this is now san jose's 31st and 32nd homicide of this year. and san jose camila barco kron. 4 news. >> well, in the north bay, a man has been arrested after he was found hiding in a woman's closet. that happened just before 03:00am yesterday morning on west k street. the woman told police she heard noises in our beds rule. police found that intruder hiding in a closet holding a box cutter. a roll of duct tape. police were able to arrest that man after a brief struggle. now the woman was not physically harm. the 41 year-old timothy allen allison has been booked into solano county jail on multiple charges, including first-degree burglary. well, today, if you didn't know it's halloween, which means little ghouls and goblins are going to be out trick or tre

carefully cleared away and moved to buckingham palace, clarence house, and the royal parks nursery in hyde parkittle paddington bear. they will now be professionally cleaned and given to the children that barnardos cares for in the weeks ahead. i mean, it's absolutely wonderful that we've managed to find a home for these bears. they were all left there. paddington was left in paddington station seeking a home. these bears were left in the royal parks effectively seeking a home and it's wonderful to think that all of these bears will go to children who will appreciate them and love them for many years. donating the bears to barnardos is a tribute in itself. for more than 30 years, the queen was the charity's patron, carrying out a number of engagements for them before handing that duty over to the then duchess of cornwall six years ago. barnardos says the bears will be well looked after by the children they support and they will be told the story of this special group of bears and how they came to be donated. daniela relph, bbc news. for many of us, 2022 is the first year where life has started

he and his family are the ultimate owners of the luxury residence overlooking hyde park. 45 bedroom property was purchased in april 2020 for $232 million. he has seen his net worth slide after a collapse in the chinese real estate market pushing evergrande another developers into default. macau casino operators plunged in the u.s., sharp declines in spending during the golden week holiday. revenue fell 26% on year as the covid zero policy kept travelers at home in china. las vegas and mgm resorts also fell. rishaad: let's have a go at what is going on with some of these movers. macau. also seeing some traction. looking at china property, there we go. down 6.7%. down since the bonds having fallen back as well. asset-backed securities too. yvonne: more fallout in the property sector. the third quarter as well. profit jumping. today is very much where the chips fall. tsmc still lower by 6.6%, the biggest drop since 2021. we continue to see the fall here. we will ta millions have made the switch from the big three to the best kept secret in wireless: xfinity mobile. that mean

the 45 bedroom property overlooking hyde park was snapped up for 210 million pounds in april 2020.t is your bloomberg business flash. tom: thank you very much indeed. francine: coming up, the german chancellor will reverse a long-held position and support the joint issuance of debt to ease the energy crisis. we did talk about that a short while ago. explaining the significance of this move and whether it can hold be in the crisis. we are seeing a selloff across the board. tom: the joint issuance on debt. maybe a page out of the pandemic response. clearly, the southern europeans will welcome this. we will get the details after the break. your markets in europe are lower by 5/10 of a percent -- 0.5%. euro-dollar at $.97. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ millions have made the switch from the big three to the best kept secret in wireless: xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year with the fastest mobile service. and now, introducing, the best price for two lines of unlimited. just $30 per line. there are millions of happy campers out there. and this is the perfe

carefully cleared away and moved to buckingham palace, clarence house, and the royal parks nursery in hyde parkd and given to the children that barnardos cares for in the weeks ahead. i mean, it's absolutely wonderful that we've managed to find

it suggested there were documents in hyde park that were being hidden from the public that would reveal roosevelt had known in advance about pearl harbor and it was the chicago tribune that published the first major pearl harbor conspiracy theory story immediately after the war ended that suggested roosevelt had advance knowledge of the attack. mccormick said it was the worst conspiracy in us history. and to believe a pearl harbor conspiracy theory one had to think roosevelt and other national leaders had been involved in this massive convoluted plot to endraw americans to war, knowingly killed thousands of americans in the process and then it or faked evidence to edconceal their crimes. but that's how mccormick and his cousins saw the history of world war ii. in their view japan and germany never posed a real threat to the united states . the american people thought largely for 3 and a half years at least inpart to gratify franklin roosevelt's ego . so let me conclude by asking why is the story of the isolationist mainstream press of the 30s and 40s largely forgotten? i would argue his

but in this case, we are talking about direct attacks on central park, the equivalent of hyde park inn, an attack on a pedestrian bridge in the middle of kyiv, and other targets that have no other possible explanation. also on civilian infrastructure. we are already seeing the broad response to what i think was probably seen in moscow as a personal attack on putin when the bridge that he built between crimea and the russian mainland was hit on saturday. tom: the targeting it sounds like of that civilian infrastructure. what do we expect -- do we expect any further details? are we expecting any comments from the russian president after he meets with his national security advisor's later today? and is this a pattern we expect to accelerate in terms of the targeting of some key ukrainian cities? and folding into that, what is the ability for ukraine to defend itself against these attacks? marc: right, so on the security council meeting, it has got to be concerning. there's no routine that comes out of these and automatically makes a statement. however, he could. it is concerning that he

. >> police say one man died after shots were fired near the hyde park neighborhood in the 500 block of madeira avenue. >> aside from the shootings at one 17 sunday morning. police say 2 men were stabbed in downtown san jose near first street. they and that one of them is in critical condition and the other victim has been stabilized. this is now san jose's 31st and 32nd homicide of this year. and san jose camila barco kron. 4 news. >> police in san francisco have made an arrest following a shooting near a safeway store. it happened last night just after 06:00pm at that safeway on mission street responding. officers discovering a man suffering from a gunshot wound. he was taken to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. police did locate the suspect and arrested him. anyone with information is asked to contact sfpd >> san mateo county is cracking down on getting guns off the streets this a group of lawmakers launched a new 2 million dollar effort to get guns out of the hands of those on the prohibited persons list. that includes people with restraining orders against th

seven months ago when the war started, when we were looking for capabilities like crime mark -- like hyde park the answer was no. everybody believed that ukraine would get up in three days. arms and weapons for guerrilla warfare. when the world saw bucha atrocities, that was a game changer on the ground. the range was higher then russian artillery and we managed to fight with good results with russian artillery. then, later in the spring we received high mark a game changer. there was a distance of 80 kilometers. we managed to destroy a lot of russian ammunition, logistics, and everything. on the temporarily occupied ukrainian territory. in this way we cut russian forces from supply chains and so on. as we advance, we are looking to the future. we are still looking for artillery. probably, self-propelled is most effective. we are looking for grounds that are effective thanks to our partners. we have received some of them. they are very effective. we are looking for long range missiles for himars. still we need to hit some targets on the occupied ukrainian territory. in the future we will shift

. >> police say one man died after shots were fired near the hyde park neighborhood in the 500 block of madeira avenue. >> aside from the shootings at one 17 sunday morning. police say 2 men were stabbed in downtown san jose near first street. they and that one of them is in critical condition and the other victim has been stabilized, according to police. no arrests have been made in this case. >> that was camila barco reporting for us so far this year. san jose police say they've investigated 32 homicides. police in san francisco have made an arrest following a shooting near a safeway store that happened last night just after 06:00pm on at the safeway on mission street responding officers discovered a man suffering from a gunshot wound. he was taken to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. police found the suspect and later arrested him anyone with any information about this is asked to call san francisco police. >> san mateo county cracking down on getting guns off the streets this month. a group of lawmakers launched a new 2 million dollar effort to get guns out of

. >> police say one man died after shots were fired near the hyde park neighborhood in the 500 block of madeira avenue. >> aside from the shootings at one 17 sunday morning. police say 2 men were stabbed in downtown san jose near first street. they add that one of them is in critical condition and the other victim has been stabilized. this is now san jose's 31st and 32nd homicide of this year. and san jose camila barco kron. 4 news. >> the city of oakland will no longer require residents to wear masks for large indoor gatherings starting tuesday. this goes for events with more than 2500 people. but those entering city facilities which include libraries, centers there in the city and rec centers will still have to wear a mask. people entering assisted living facilities must also show proof vaccination. >> 9.15, want to get you a check of your 4 zone forecast. a live look across the bay from our mount tam cam. as you can see, the fog, not super thick, but just kind of sitton spookily. early top of that. i like the lights to them like they have when, you know, it's very like a concert w

. >> police say one man died after shots were fired near the hyde park neighborhood in the 500 block of madeira avenue. >> aside from the shootings at one 17 sunday morning. police say 2 men were stabbed in downtown san jose near first street. they and that one of them is in critical condition and the other victim has been stabilized. this is now san jose's 31st and 32nd homicide of this year. and san jose camila barco kron. 4 news. >> police in san francisco arrested a man after a shooting at a safeway. it was saturday night around 6 o'clock in the evening. the safeway's on mission street officers found a man who had been shot there. he was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. police located the suspect and arrested him. >> in the north bay, a man was arrested after he was found hiding inside of a woman's closet. it happened just before 3 o'clock yesterday morning on west k street. that woman told police that she and that's where police found. 41 year-old timothy allison hiding in the closet. holding what you see on your screen here. a box cutter and a roll of d

. >> police say one man died after shots were fired near the hyde park neighborhood in the 500 block of madeira avenue. >> aside from the shootings at one 17 sunday morning. police say 2 men were stabbed in downtown san jose near first street. they and that one of them is in critical condition and the other victim has been stabilized. this is now san jose's 31st and 32nd homicide of this year. and san jose camila barco kron. 4 news. >> at 608, to the north bay now where a man has been arrested after he was found hiding inside of a woman's closet. it happened just before 3 o'clock yesterday morning on west k street. the woman told police heard noises in her bedroom when officers investigated. they found 41 year-old timothy allison hiding in the closet. holding what you see on the screen. a box cutter and ducked it. police were able to arrest him after a brief struggle. the woman wasn't physically hurt, thankfully, but aclison has now been booked into the solano county jail on multiple charges, including first-degree burglary. >> 609. police in san francisco arrested a man after a shoo

. >> police say one man died after shots were fired near the hyde park neighborhood in the 500 block of madeira avenue. >> aside from the shootings at one 17 sunday morning. police say 2 men were stabbed in downtown san jose near first street. they add that one of them is in critical condition and the other victim has been stabilized. this is now san jose's 31st and 32nd homicide of this year. and san jose camila barco kron. 4 news >> in the north bay, a man is now under arrest after he was found hiding inside of a woman's closet. that happened just before 3 o'clock yesterday morning at a home on west k street, a woman calling police to say she heard noises in her bedroom and when police searched it, they found 41 year-old timothy allison hiding in the closet with a box cutter and a roll of duct tape. police took pictures of them. police were able to arrest him after a brief struggle. luckily, the woman wasn't physically hurt and allison's now been booked into the solano county jail facing multiple charges including first-degree burglary. >> time now is 809, police in san francisco a

. >> police say one man died after shots were fired near the hyde park neighborhood in the 500 blockavenue. >> aside from the shootings at one 17 sunday morning. police say 2 men were stabbed in downtown san jose near first street. they and that one of them is in critical condition and the other victim has been stabilized. this is now san jose's 31st and 32nd homicide of this year. and san jose camila barco kron. 4 news. >> police in south san francisco have arrested a man accused of stealing a catalytic converter. officers responded to the 300 block of aspen avenue right near alfredo is market after reports came in of a theft in progress. this was saturday. and once officers got there, they spotted someone trying to steal a catalytic converter from a car that person tried to run away, but they got him identified. now, as for the 40 year-old man from oakland, he's been booked into the san mateo county jail. >> time now is 9 34 and in the south bay, the dea says that their semi-annual national prescription drug take back program was a big success. they collect unused drugs so they don

my trips to alexandria and hyde park left my head spinning. what role does comedy play in a culture with so much division? and how do comedians navigate all the landmines that come with it? to dig deeper, loyiso introduced me to his partner in comedy, kagiso lediga, one of the biggest comedy stars in the country. >> as a black guy, we do kind of blame apartheid a lot. you know, you have a guy with a headache. he'd be like, hey, what's wrong? i think it's apartheid. why are you late? uh, it's apartheid. >> all right, so tell me about this pms show that you guys did. >> yeah, pms. the pure monate show. it was a sketch comedy show. the first season was in 2003. >> hello, chaps. welcome to my ranch. have you ever been hunting before? >> yeah, sure, we go hunting all the time. >> the general sense in the country was that people weren't talking about thins and that there were many elephants in many rooms and so on. and so it was very... >> so there was no such show and this was a groundbreaking show? >> yeah, exactly. this was the first time we made

. >> police say one man died after shots were fired near the hyde park neighborhood in the 500 block of madeira avenue. >> aside from the shootings at one 17 sunday morning. police say 2 men were stabbed in downtown san jose near first street. they and that one of them is in critical condition and the other victim has been stabilized. this is now san jose'i 31st and 32nd homicide of this year. and san jose camila barco kron. 4 news. >> in the north bay, a man has been arrested now after he was found hiding inside of a woman's closet. it happened just before 3 o'clock yesterday morning at a home on west k street. the woman called police to say that she heard noises in her bedroom. officers responded when they searched, they discovered 41 year-old timothy allison hiding in the closet holding the box cutter that you see in this picture along with a roll of duct tape. police were able to arrest him after a brief struggle. the woman was not physically hurt. allison now booked into the solano county jail on multiple charges, including first-degree burglary. >> police in san francisco arres

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the family are the alternate owners of the luxury property over looking hyde park. 2020 for $232 million. he has seen his net worth slide after a collapse in china's real estate market. pushing evergrande and other developers into a default. >> chinese stocks stumped the lowest since april of 2020, let's take a look at the tuesday session with her agent stocks managing editor. with a sea of red on monday, which is had this report from the people's daily, really reaffirming covid zero should say -- what is the mood out there? >> yeah, heidi, we basically saw two seconds of green before we saw a sea of red yesterday. the mood is bleak. investors were greeted with a slew of public holiday spending data. and it really has dampened the mood. we were talking about yesterday the tourism revenue, down about a quarter. holiday home property purchases, also down about 38%. that is all adding to another big thing, which is geopolitical tensions with the u.s., with a biden administration having fresh curbs contacts -- fresh curbs on tech exports into china. all that is basicall

i hope you all will consider you -- consider traveling to hyde park. dr. bethune said "without faith, nothing is possible, with face -- faith nothing is impossible." it is my honor to introduce one of our panelists, dr. black, trustee of the fdr roosevelt presidential library and renowned historian who has devoted much of her life to telling my grandmother's story. she has written and edited 10 books on eleanor roosevelt and women in public policy. she's a distinguished visiting scholar at the miller center at the university of virginia, and senior advisor to former secretary of state hillary clinton and the library -- library and president -- liberian president. she is more energetic than anyone i know and possesses a wicked sense of humor. i've known dr. black for roughly 35 years and enjoyed every minute. [applause] dr. black: hey, everybody. it is my indescribable joy to be here today with goosebumps on my arms, to just give the most hard out flippant shout out i can give to mary mcleod bethune that i hope echoes around the world. because i used to say

i hope you all will consider traveling to hyde park to see the exhibit. doctor bethune said, without fate, nothing as possible. with faith, nothing is impossible. it is now my honor to introduce one of our panelists today, doctor allida black. trustee of the fdr roosevelt presidential library and a renowned historian who has devoted much of her life to telling my grandmother story. she has written and edited ten books on eleanor roosevelt and women in public policy. she is a distinguished visiting scholar at the miller center for public affairs at the university of virginia. and historian and senior adviser to former secretary of state, hillary clinton. and former liberian president, ellen johnson smith. she is a force of nature, more energetic than anyone else i know. and she possesses a wicked sense of humor. i have known dr. black for roughly 35 years, and enjoyed every minute. (applause) >> hey, everybody! it is my indescribable choice to be here today, with goose bombs on my arms, to just give the most hard out, flipping a shout out i can to mary mcl

parking restrictions in san francisco. starting november 1 people will no longer be allowed to leave scooters along embarcadero north and east sidewalks from piers 14 to 45 and jefferson and hyde streets near misher man's wharf. this is in effort to curb riding and parking on sidewalks. they're convenient and i like the idea. but how many times have you been walking around and you are walking over them. it's kind of a hazard. >> it is. >> this is a problem in so many cities. >> i saw this in san diego. >> hopefully people follow the rules. you get charged too. >> i think they're trying to create the gio fencing so you can't go past a certain point. also think of the people, the foot traffic. tourists i am sure use them often. >> they're helpful. on the rebel mopeds, it beeps at you if you are not in the right parking zone. >> in st. louis, they had this issue and banned the scooters because of the issue. they were just tossed everywhere on the sidewalk. >> i wish i would see more people wearing helmets while riding them. >> there is that. >>> warriors are most valuable team in nba for the first time. latest list from forbes has golden state at number one. valued at $7 billion,

park. and doomentd recommendations for approval for a number of legacy business applications blazing saddles bike and rental tours on hydet. the mariposa yacht club on terry francois boulevard. the larkin brother's tire company on south vaness avenue. hotel bo hem on columbus avenue. cafe labo on 24th street. club

park. and doomentd recommendations for approval for a number of legacy business applications blazing saddles bike and rental tours on hyde street. the mariposa yacht club on terry francois boulevard. the larkin brother's tire company on south vaness avenue. hotel bo hem on columbus avenue. cafe labo on 24th street. club deluxe on haight street. and that concludes those updates and reports. >> if there are no questions we can move on to -- general public comment. at this time the members may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the jurisdiction of the planning commission with respect to agenda items the opportunity will be afforded when the item is reach in the the meeting. each member may address the commission for up to 3 minutes. >> good afternoon. full house, congratulations, welcome back commissioner tan and welcome commissioner braun i made a copy. everyone got one in the mail a time line. i'm georgia shootis and it was started by staff and ended in 2006 then i pick today up to today. what it is about section 317. we can run through it quick low you seat staff starts 1988. and go