watch jack van impe presents. >> the latest social immediate praise. >> let me show you how to do thist is exceptionally rare dancing and a viral the deal but that is what happened. they hold bilateral sensation the red indian bands it is a bunch of kids and they did their own version which is pretty comical had one cop at the end has a drop of mike moment but he tries to be cooled the then he drops of walkie-talkie. >> send us your videos of do we know what running man. >> you have a very special guest on set today coming up this weekend? >> that shows is generation from jersey city will be performing this weekend on may 7th and they have a special treat the first to tell us about this great tibet what care and we expect this year? >> we're very excited because we have the biggest show ever. everyone comes from around the world and japan and south korea and yolanda adams the list goes on we will have a great time. >> is anything special? period the duchess of gospel music with the houston small will be on the show this year we're very excited she multivariate members and one is a spec

already making are ones that are embedded in the leadership that chief suhr provided and find he is not a imp pediment and the commission which i work in concert with has felt the same. >> one man can not create this racial bigotry in the department. we share the responsibility and the overriding issue is every person is due due process and no one has [inaudible] we live in a society and with this mayor [inaudible] some are trying to do the right thing in the community working together to deal where a systemic problem and not just one personalty. personalties which and go. [inaudible] that was one man, one administration. did we go out [inaudible] no. this position the [inaudible] i think what we are doing now is a good thing and should stay the course. >> [inaudible] >> yes, i have. i continue to do so and i do it with the rational that i have explained earlier which is i work with the commission and chief and community groups and i work on the city wide basis. i understand the protesters demand and i respect their right to protest and even to advise us on what they believe is helpful, but i

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have caulk and community youth center of san francisco and medication and confirmation development and impnd zika extra additional, of course, i did not know community developers give it up for them. >> (clapping.) >> and then some companies that have stepped up to the plate in providing support you've heard from mike and providing jobs and opportunity for young people he'll shout out to the presenting partner j.p. morgan chase for they're tremendous commitment and support and neurology us to create those opportunities give it up for j.p. morgan chase. >> (clapping.) >> our platinum spornts pg&e one of the founding partners tunney the ceo when we first had the idea of doing this fwashth other ceo's and said this is important to our city and make sure by the make this possible for pg&e give it up for them. >> (clapping.) >> and then to be starbuck's so here's a challenge wait, wait weigh the this is the challenge is this is a job challenge so soon, we'll be pledge allegiance we'll left the bar starbuck's unmatched in the number of jobs and opportunity for young people and brought over one h

it was a domestic flight but there are imp rules.t of things have to be looked at. >> that water that you snuck in. >> >> they had only metal detecters. anyway. >> about you, l.a.x. a massive airport. on the one side, it kind of freaks you out a little bit when you see that much security somewhere. on the other hand it, l makes y feel safer. kind of mixed emotions seeing all that. >>> coming up in our next hour, a police officer says he pulled over this woman for failing to use a turn signal. surveillance video shows she's did and also shows this. that's the officer punching her in the face. hear what that officer is saying now. >> first stranded at sea. the real life open water scare for one skew ba diver confronted by an eight-foot shark. his tale of fievel straight ahead. you're watching . ♪ >> all right. so we have a close encounter to show you i'm guessing one skew ba diver will never forget. >> imagine swimming to the surface only to find your boat left you behind and you're stranded in the ocean miles away from shore. >> and a

your major violen violence prevention program within that programs they lack the road map to peace the imp the interrupt of trastania practices that might lead to more violence and studying very closely with the 4uk9 is with community-based programs to make sure we follow-up nominal with traumatized families but also with risk kids people we know having study this over and over for many, many decades we kind of know the attributes of challenged families are in the city we conceive know from statistics where there's going to be more violence those conditions that we studied usually lead tee higher levels of violence pause dispute resolution, support in the community for alternative transportation to violence, even basic saying there is an alternative to entering into on a daily basis those violent consortiums can be met with appropriate follow-up to traumatized families making sure that the next kin the retro bugs the part of champs that occur with any shootings in the community or violate acts not only do we interrupt those patterns but offer them alternative transportation to that and eng

the high-tech machines now in the bay area. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, one that may imp >>> new at 5:00, scientistsutting out the word, get ready for a shark migration that may impact northern california beaches. kpix 5's emily turner is live in capitola with the story. >> reporter: you know, it all comes down to warmer water. it's been a problem for crabs, a problem for seals and all kinds of sea life and now warmer temperatures are what's drawing more sharks further north. they may be hanging out offshore but the sharks are the talk of the town. >> just came out to take a look. we heard they were out here. so just out here taking a look. >> reporter: it's that time of year when sharks populate the waters off santa cruz. but there's a new visitor this year shark pups that have never been seen here before. >> we're doing aerial surveys since 1990 in the bay. so we have a good sense of what's normal and what's typical and this is definitely atypical. >> reporter: sean runs the shark research foundation. he says warmer ocean waters are to blame. that temperature change has begun a northward migration

that's how you know if you're a good imp improviser. this is the path of least resistance.i was relatively good at and through a series of mishaps, i found myself in this position. you asked me six years ago if i'd be on the main stage in second city, i would have laughed at you. if this is where it ends, i would be happy. ♪ >> maybe the first thing you think of when you think about chicago is not as burning szechwan woofood, but maybe it would be. >> should we go to navy pier? no, why? so, it's nice to go out the neighborhoods and there's so many ethnicities everywhere. so, going to places like that is awesome. >> one of my favorite chicagoens. chef. they enlighten me. this, i didn't know about, now i do. so, where are we and why are we here? i have to say, i'm really glad we're here bit how -- why? >> we're at szechwn cuisine. he's never actually been here. so, coming back, it was like let's go to china town and try to find those things we ate for breakfast every day. ♪ >> pork dumplings and chilly oil, start the fire. >> you know why the chop stick is thin and not fat? j

engines responded and encountered difficulty because of the wrought iron security gates and other imped dents. >> it's pretty bad because it is a common area and so it's easy to go from one space to the next. i believe all together it was maybe like 11 units involved. >> one of the effected business owners says he is landing on rebuilding. he leased a building across the street. >>> parts of the bay area saw rain today. abc7 news reporter matt keller tweeted this video from the south bay this afternoon. there could be more on the way for tomorrow. drew tuma is here. >> the showers we had today were hit or miss. live doppler 7 hd showing a dry picture. in terms of rainfall the past 24 hours. a couple of spots, unmeasurable rain. a lot of spots didn't pick up anything. san jose where matt keller had that video picked up a little more than a tenth of an inch of moisture. here is the storm system that brought us the light showers. close enough tomorrow that we have a renewed chance of wet weather. >>> it is almost june and it's still knowing in the sierra. this is video along interstate 80.

but we'll imp ruvise. the guy inside the cell space, he can't walk around.portunity to get some circulation going. >> as a person, i like to pace a lot. >> many times you see guys doing push ups, talking to the guy in the yard next to them. they may be mortal enemies. >> and the sun is blocked out. >> in this area, yes. because this yard didn't exist here until five or ten years ago. >> a lot of the things i'm seeing i've seen in moveies before but i've never seen this before. >> this is prison on a different level. >> i'm going to go back to that prison on no level that i live. look at those cages reminds me that evilen though it's a level two prison, it's still -- well, a prison. and a lot of the ideas we get from the movies about prison, the movies get from prison and san quentin has had its fair share of violence. which makes me wonder, who would want to work this guy? apparently this guy. he was busy. you're a co here? >> yes, i am. >> i assume from thuce costume, the uniform. i've been here 22 years now. i've done all my time here. sglir >> it's almost

ly --ces in fly -- imp apple music. that part of the businesses very small. other challenge they face is moving into other categories. some people say apple is a follower. other people what do. my argument is, i am not sure they can continue in that realm. i think they need to think about making new innovations. another thing they will also have to think about is dipping into that war chest. they have hundreds of billions of dollars there. game changingsome acquisitions. i think they are going to need to do that to start to drive some of this pressure off of the iphone. if they keep defending -- depending on the iphone, i think it is going to be a tough short-term period for apple. emily: apple has a $20 billion cash -- $200 billion, excuse me. o'donnellike this guy. i agree with everything he says. they could get a big revenue bump that way. it is a weird problem to have that they had a product that got goes said -- so gigantically successfully blew the entire company up and made everybody think apple was the iphone company. any product is going to plateau a

it's an ambitious effort to impe safety of metro but it is going to effect businesses, especially restaurants, bars and even sporting events. things that people have come to rely on. come to rely on metro to get to and from event. they won't open early either. that is indeed going to effect businesses as well as their patrons. >> probably go for uber. probably the next alternative i'm not very familiar with the buses. i usually rely on metro. definitely more expensive so that will be kind of hassle but we'll figure it out. >> this is happening through a change in the city. metro will close secs of track. that will effects rush hour travel as well. they will provide shuttle until they get people around at work and there is also an announcement that d.c. will raise parking meter fees. all of this will come into play in a very short time for people. coming up up later on news 4, we will talk to patrons and business concerns about how they are going to move forward amid all of this new change. we are live news 4. back to you. >> thanks, derek. we will all need more patience and flexibility. >>> s

. >> to get the dramatic look on the outside, she must imp vice. >> i use a pencil and crack the eyelinern and dig in. that's how i get my eyeliner on. if i didn't do it that way, it wouldn't be dark and it would come off in a second. i get ready every day like one of the things i have left in here. they take everything from you. you don't have anything. i try to keep myself up and positive in here as best i can because i looked a mess when i came in here. i looked a disgusting mess. it made me realize how bad things really were. i was extremely hot. i was doing a lot of dope and i looked crazy. >> ten months earlier, greco was arrested with her ex fiancee chris with a robbery spree that made big news in the small towns of eastern long island. >> this masked gunman was on the loose for more than a month targeting 15 fast food and convenience stores in eight communities across suffolk. >> unprecedented number of detectives and police officers involved in this investigation. >> but fortunately, no one was hurt in the robberies. police say moreno's weapon was a bb gun. >> i wasn't going to s

the implications of the mass imp impoverrished rights.ord jordon's message to the next president. my message to the next president is this, the disparities are real, the conditions are tough, the times demand real leadership. does our nation have the leadership and the will to confront these vexing problems to confront these challenges to forge a better tomorrow? does this nation have the will to confront that the urban leagues main street marshall plan represents a direction, rep septs a map, represents concrete proposals and a serious approach beyond talking points enewe endoand name calling to help this nation confront the need to complete this recovery. president obama has gotten us to second base. now we need to bring it home so that this recovery is complete. ladies and gentlemen, that is the state of black america. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you. let's keep it going for mr. marc morial, president morial. [ applause ] >> thank you. what did you think? in the words of mr. morial, we don't finish a revolution by just thinking ab

your major violen violence prevention program within that programs they lack the road map to peace the imp interrupt of trastania practices that might lead to more violence and studying very closely with the 4uk9 is with community-based programs to make sure we follow-up nominal with traumatized families but also with risk kids people we know having study this over and over for many, many decades we kind of know the attributes of challenged families are in the city we conceive know from statistics where there's going to be more violence those conditions that we studied usually lead tee higher levels of violence pause dispute resolution, support in the community for alternative transportation to violence, even basic saying there is an alternative to entering into on a daily basis those violent consortiums can be met with appropriate follow-up to traumatized families making sure that the next kin the retro bugs the part of champs that occur with any shootings in the community or violate acts not only do we interrupt those patterns but offer them alternative transportation to that and engage

that she's imp you denu that she's imp you dendent and respect the court. things are not really valid in terms of the reasons, because the reasons they gave here, many were democra false. lastly and what's so important, they different question the jurors about the reasons for striking them. they gave reasons for striking them. one question would have cleared up some of these. miller el says that the failure to engage in any meaningful voir dire is evidence suggesting that the explanation is a sham and a pretext. >> mr. bright, i have found some circuit courts that have a rule appeal or on habeas which is if they can find one legitimate reason for striking a juror, that's enough to defeat a batson challenge. are you suggesting a different approach to the question? >> well, it can't -- i would suggest it can't possibly be. because this court said in snider versus louisiana that where the preemptory strike was said to have been motivated in substantial part by race, that it could not be sustained. i would suggest to you, it shouldn't even really say substantia

if it is completely i am plausib imp implausible and would not work, the american people need to knowhat. >> if they take on an issue that could threaten war or has the potential of amending our critical relationships with other countries or would potentially break the financial system, that needs to be reported on. the one thing that i am going to really be looking for the next six months is that the american people are effectively informed about where candidates stand on the issue and what they believe making sure that their numbers add up and making sure that their policies are embedded and that candidates are held to what they said in the past. if that happens, i am confident our democracy will work. that's true whether we are talking about mr. trump or mr. clinton or bernie sanders or anybody else. what i am concerned about is the degree to which reporting information starts emphasizing the spectical on the service. that's something we cannot afford. american people, they got good judgment and good instincts as long as they get good information. on the democratic side, let the pr

most of which have already been imp lemented. in chester, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >> authorities in philadelphia will not file charges after police say a father accidentally sent his son to school with a loaded gun. the second grader found the gun in his backpack in class. he told his teacher about the weapon and administrators called police. the boy's father is a security guard with a license to carry. investigators say he was in a rush yesterday morning, put the gun in his son's bag, and then forgot about it. >>> well, new jersey governor chris christie signals he's warming up to a bill that lawmakers consider today to rescue financially strapped atlantic city. it won approval in committee earlier this week. in his radio show yesterday, he didn't say he would sign the mrsh, but he did say it gives him the authority he needs to help atlantic city. the compromise bill stops the threat of a state takeover for now. and gives a.c. 150 days to balance its budget and put a five-year financial plan in place. >>> time now for a check

but when they say there is no evidence, they're imp plying it's a coincidence you get these spikes ine baltimore, where we know we have had the mayor telling the police to stand down in the middel of a riot? that, i think has an effect on the first, on the bad guys in the city who want to do damage, a sense this is nobody in charge and second, why do you want to risk everything? your life is on the line every morning you go to work. you want to make it more dangerous and have less protection behind you? political protection. legal protection by going into situations you can just ignore or back away from. >> to what extent is this attributable -- including we saw that in chicago with that videotape and so on. there have been misbehaviors but some are some determined to demonize cops as a group, then, when the cops are exonerated as we saw with officer darren wilson, refused to admit it. i am reminded of this exchange with al sharpton who condemned officer darren wilson and when the doj exonerated him, refused to come toit. watch this. >> let make take it back to ferguson missouri and t

ap up hereave the imp on the bloomberg. the majority in the green on the stoxx 600.ancials leading the game. up 0.2% following by consumer discretionary. industrials edging into the red. that is how industry groups are performing. we are seeing the u.k. guilt market open for the first time since janet yellen spoke on friday. look at the spiky. the 10 years is up three basis points. the reaction we are seeing in the u.k. market. treasuries we saw move higher. european yields when they opened yesterday, moved up yesterday. stocks we are watching -- on to stocks including volkswagen. this is the first time the carmaker has not yet as i aliens of euros in provisions since admitting in september to rigging those vehicles to pass the emissions test. operating profit number for the first quarter was a beat as well. deutsche bank. that ithave heard is has emerged as a probe into whether traders rigged options for u.s. debt. they are citing unidentified people familiar with the matter. the newspaper said deutsche bank has not disclosed that it is under investigation for treas

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so there's a lot of ways to accomplish the goals and she's the best at imp limlementing th shared vision and she and bernie have. >> i want to ask you to look at it from the outside in. california, i feel like, from i'd say 1990 up to 2010, you guys political tumble is a tame description. never mind your experience, prop 187, arnold schwarzenegger, all those things. it seems we were told california is ungovernable. now after going through all of this mess, everybody's like, okay, maybe we should let the state govern itself, rather than trying to do this by referendum. is that what america's got to go through? everything you went through for 20 years before we'll finally sort of trust government again? >> well, i can only speak for california, and california has the benefit and the burden of the process. which means, people can pass a law anytime and enough signatures can put that on the ballot and folks will vote for it. so the combination of having jerry brown, who is now a wise old statesman, with a lot of accumulated experience, and some helpful actions by the legislature, for example

so how will this impact your imp morning can commute?.now. >>> and max scherzer makesr m history against his oldsld teammates at nats park.k. fox news morning starts right now. >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. mr >> good morning to you. welcome to fox5 news morning.wsi i'm wisdom martin.i'm wisdom m >> and i'm hol it is thursday may 12th. 12t erin is here to talk a little lt commute. >> unfortunately busy already.ty volume increasing from 270 southbound.hb you know the drill wisdom.dom. metro is on time. we have a downed tree. t we'll get to all that of. tt >> let's get to gary mcgrady m so we can talk about theout the weather. >> we've had 15 straight dayshty of measurable rain, okay. okay. meaning more than a trace.ra and if we get to today, it's toy 16 days and every day we add we to it it's a new record and wed have the other record which iswh trace amounts we get to the g to weekend we'll have a newe'll record for that as well. thaas w so, look, i know it's been dreary.dr it's going to continue to beto dreary but a little sunshine

minimum wage and on the tax, his tax proposal in one interview with you, and has also said, you know, impnbc that he would let the u.s. default. he would let the u.s. become greece. when he's saying i'm not going to pay 100% on treasury bonds, he's saying something to republican donors, to the business community, that is so shocking that it is widely -- >> right, but doesn't hurt him politically? or does it? >> no. >> look -- >> i think it does. if it is properly explained. >> if i'm donald trump and there are a few people i would less likely be, but if i were donald trump, i would go right into the teeth of that. it would be a terrible mistake to be the republican standard bearer. he has to run against the entire system. this is an opening to do that. >> he walks a line. she says these outrageous things that are crazy, perhaps, that we think are crazy. but somehow, he never goes too far for his base. there are things he could say that would go too far for his base. >> >> we don't know what they are yet. we think we did. we're going to talk more about all of the we thinks and we thoughts

burdened trying to comply with an antiquated outdated tax system, but also because inaction has very real imp llications on treasury and irs' ability to fairly and efficiently collect taxes. a number of reviews included in our research are particularly relevant to today's discussion including more than 2.5 million americans are earning income as small businessowners every month. this preflekts the explosive growth but is the latest example of a 66.5% increase in alternative work a rarrangementr u.s. workers from 2005 to 2015. second, although people do cycle in and out of the on-demand platform economy, during months in which people are actively using platforms to earn income, average monthly income ranges from $533 to $314 per month. third, by in large, individuals work less than 15 hours a week. as part of our research, we spoke with dozens of individuals currently participating in the on-demand economy and initiate add survey of the members of the national association of the self-employed. our objective was to assess whether tax compliance challenges exist even among a group of taxpayers w

they must build housing this is what the planning commission would have done at any point had an i imp and they've increased 5 hundred percent without any direction from the city of how they deal with the increased housing load and the increased campus what you should do is require them to build housing i disagree with some of the parts the staff's recommendation they say you can keep one 50 hayes as an administrative building that sites is surrounding by housing housing that is approved by the department that site which guess triple a number 3 should be absolutely housing it is appropriate, and we got to supply keep a lot of the housing other people will talk about other aspects but the big thing you need to take home they've decimated the neighborhood we need housing back. >> hello commissioners. i'm chris schaffer i'm a resident of university terrace that is totally surrounded by the university of san francisco and as a neighbor i ended up being an expert in academic institutional master plans even though i didn't plan in contrast to how usf handed the master plan and the comedian a

specifically what cms is doing to ensure that solo practice igsers and small groups can succeed under the imps and participate in alternative payment models by 2019? >> thanks you for the question. i welcome the opportunity to address this table and for anyone who hasn't seen the table, the table is designed to estimate what the impact of these regulations could be on practices of various size. the first thing i want to make very clear, the question of making sure that small groups and solo practices can be successful is of utmost importance. despite what the table shows, our data shows physicians who are in small and solo practices can do just as well and actually do do just as well as physicians in practices that are larger than that. now, the reason that table looks the way it does, for one very simple and important reason it counts for the fact in 2014 when the table the data uses most physicians in small and solo practices, many did not even report on their quality. this is important for a couple of reasons. in 2015 and subsequent years, the reporting went up so at best this table would b

counties are uniquely positioned to imp limit mitigation through the regulatory mitigations. collaboration helps them better utilize authorities to mitigate the damage increasing community resiliency and decrease the impact of future disasters. fema's hazard mitigation grant program and other programs enable counties to undertake large project that is may be out of their reach and have tremendous potential to drive down the cost for all levels of government. i want to thank you, again, for inviting a local perspective on this important conversation. i welcome any questions. >> thank you for your testimony, miss clark. mr. coon, you may proceed. >> thank you, my name is brian coon. i'm here on behalf of the national emergency association territories and the district of columbia. as the frequency, tendency of disasters increase, it is imperative to reduce risk. personnel and financial resources are focused on life safety. we believe the following. impact all levels of government, not shift the cost between stake holders. the government practice of spending more money on recover

have caulk and community youth center of san francisco and medication and confirmation development and impnd zika extra additional, of course, i did not know community developers give it up for them. >> (clapping.) >> and then some companies that have stepped up to the plate in providing support you've heard from mike and providing jobs and opportunity for young people he'll shout out to the presenting partner j.p. morgan chase for they're tremendous commitment and support and neurology us to create those opportunities give it up for j.p. morgan chase. >> (clapping.) >> our platinum spornts pg&e one of the founding partners tunney the ceo when we first had the idea of doing this fwashth other ceo's and said this is important to our city and make sure by the make this possible for pg&e give it up for them. >> (clapping.) >> and then to be starbuck's so here's a challenge wait, wait weigh the this is the challenge is this is a job challenge so soon, we'll be pledge allegiance we'll left the bar starbuck's unmatched in the number of jobs and opportunity for young people and brought over one h

presentation and disquugz regarding the san francisco municipal transportation agency 5 year capital imp pluvment program. item 6, presentation and discussion regarding the san francisco municipal transportation agency residential parking purnlt evaluation and reform project. item number 7, presentation and discussion regarding the san francisco municipal transpiration agency lombard street improvement program. item number 8, presentation and discussion regarding the san francisco municipal transportation agency 14 mission street rapid project. these are agendized as discussion and action item, and >> we have asked the sfmta to partner with us to have a reoccurring meeting where we can talk about what goes on at the mta because what the initiatives of the mta relating to transportation, parking, infrastructure, modification, has a very significant effect on the residence of san francisco but on businesses and in particular small businesses. in the spirit of getting ahead of the projects that the mta has in the works or cont plate frz the future, we want to have a official dialogue here i

watch jack van impe presents. ♪ >>> the pictures are coming. look at this one.ur grandma. we love you from cher ren in the and patience. >> what wonderful names. i love that. here's my mom lucy. >> happy mother's day. thank you for everything that you do currently and always. >> back in the day. >> my grandparents backyard in havertown. >> very nice. >> from daniel happy mother's day this is her mom and getting lots of pictures. we love showing them. so keep them coming so we can keep celebrating your mothers. >>> what? >> this story is ridiculous. >> if you see something say something. that's what happened. >> we'll explain. university of pennsylvania professor says his flight was delayed because a fellow passenger saw him and he's working he's professor doing math work and this equation. she thought the math equation he was working on could be a sign he was a terrorist. >> so guuido from applying to syracuse. the plain headed back to the gate because of a note. he was questioned by an official. says after he explained he was only working on a math equation, th

still, defight thspite this imp, the u.s. performance has been poor compared to many oecd countries. for example, we fesexperienced decline in the prime age group of 2% while most oecd countries saw an increase and we now stand at the low end of the labor force participation for both men and women in the prime age group below italy but well above italy, france and spain. you can see we are at the low end. there are different -- different countries have different ways of calculating labor force participation but i'm not aware and i haven't been able to find anyone who would make the argument that there's a systematic overcounting of participation in those other countries. maybe someone can do that here today. but i would say this is -- this is probably a real trend and certainly if it is a real trend it's not great news. lower potential growth would likely translate into lower estimates of the level of interest rates necessary to sustain stable prices and full employment so estimates of the long-run neutral federal funds rate

you're looking at an hour and a half now, a little bit of an imp >>> hi, good morning.t's talk about temperatures. milder this morning. they were warmer, if you will, up to 49 here in santa rosa and even 58 in oakland and san jose. a look at what's going on, golden gate bridge. there is some cloud cover out there. let's talk temperatures by 9:00, mid-50s to low 60s. we're going to stay in the 50s at the coast, low to mid-60s for the rest of us. definitely need sunglasses from time to time. the clouds will break free. still going to be below average. 58 at the coast. 68 around the bay. if you're going to the game tonight, another game on the winning side. 58. here's a quick look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. warm this weekend. >>> a deadly plant for pets in your own backyard many don't know it's there. that's next on "gma." another update in about 30 minutes and always on our abc news app. join reggie, mike, sue and me weekdays 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. mmm. baclet's instabrag.d. honey, jalapeño boom boom, h-how is there no bacon emoji? denny's new honey jalapeño bacon,

lightning andigi flooding we had last night isigs pushed east of us as we are looking at somewhat improved imp conditions here later today.e lt 62 now in washington.hingn going to be cooler one upper 50s low 60s out there the rule athel the moment.omt. looking at upper 60s for daytime highs with a lot of clo we'll keep the rain showers inwe the forecast today. tod most of it should be scatteredca in nature just kind of on againa off again intermittent shower s activity. not looking for severe weather w this afternoon. afteron that's good news as well but nob much improvement in the overalle pattern any time soon we'll keel the clouds around and the and showers in the forecast the nexx couple of days. 68 winds out of the north here r at five to 10. 10. might get a little improvementve kind of midday might get a bit t of a break but keep an umbrellaa handy. hand seven day will be up in just a minute. brighten up the weekend foreca forecast. i don't care what anybody says. erin has got traffic. haasot traff >> i'll take your sunshine.tahi right now 7:36.. and this duck rescue going on g receipt n

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there's no information right now this investigation will have imp at achievement prep today. >> this morning more hash word from note row and the transit government. >> it will shut mem row down if they do not fis that is a human -- -- april april metro was ordered to shorten trains and reduce speeds to address some of the power problems an i can tell you here in frapt sent they are morning we have counted all six parked trains coming through. and one of the things metro eedz need to do you see the areas water intrengs is coming in on these and sxepingt chemical deally. now request there's qunss and it's doing that on our foov or outdoor rooms moments after a train passed and more infewer rating was learning that the mail ops control center refused maintenance to take if out until there was a second smoke problem later in the day. there's been dozens incidents in the last couple months. metro yet to identify a root cause saying we have the ability to withhold federal fund from metro and ability to shut metro down and not afraid to use authority we have this is serious business. one o

we will continue discussion on security and how to imp lment that and also will be visiting union station in los angeles to see how they are managing security needs and hope to report back to the board how we can implement security at the transit center. the rfp for the [inaudible] is due the end of this month. i will provide a update at the june meeting. you have the monthly transaction report for your approval and can answer any questions you have. >> next item. >> moving to item 6, construction update. >> good morning board members andstaff and public. ron [inaudible] with public works and i'm pleased to report that it has been a active and productive month out on the job site. if i can move to the presentation. as we have been structuring in the past couple months we have 7 topics to cover, 1-3 are field conditions and i'll ask dennis to speak in detail and get up and speak to budget and schedule and challenges. overall i think you will see there is a lot of visable progress on the site over the last month that you will see dennis will present. i just want to un derscore or note the i

district 7 a citywide projection in size and uniqueness our office deeply appreciate the hard work of the imp advisory committee under wendy's leadership and it is difficult to have the discussions about the balboa reservoirs resolution as part of the project should maximize the income for the lower residents we support the minimum of 50 percent affordable housing on that site the supervisor avalos urges the puc to support this resolution of having 50 to 100 percent affordable housing on the reservoirs as the puc work to advise in the san francisco reservoirs the supervisor urges the puc for the transfer the reservoir in a way to support of the maximizing of affordable housing thank you. >> thank you other public comment? hello >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is charley a district 11 resident a ratepayer and people to demand the economic and development respect we're a partner to the puc with the community development to the park i'd like to speak in support of puc resolution regarding the reservoir that is not only a puc asset but. >> citywide resource i urge you to pay attention st

your major violen violence prevention program within that programs they lack the road map to peace the imphe interrupt of trastania practices that might lead to more violence and studying very closely with the 4uk9 is with community-based programs to make sure we follow-up nominal with traumatized families but also with risk kids people we know having study this over and over for many, many decades we kind of know the attributes of challenged families are in the city we conceive know from statistics where there's going to be more violence those conditions that we studied usually lead tee higher levels of violence pause dispute resolution, support in the community for alternative transportation to violence, even basic saying there is an alternative to entering into on a daily basis those violent consortiums can be met with appropriate follow-up to traumatized families making sure that the next kin the retro bugs the part of champs that occur with any shootings in the community or violate acts not only do we interrupt those patterns but offer them alternative transportation to that and engag

district 7 a citywide projection in size and uniqueness our office deeply appreciate the hard work of the imp advisory committee under wendy's leadership and it is difficult to have the discussions about the balboa reservoirs resolution as part of the project should maximize the income for the lower residents we support the minimum of 50 percent affordable housing on that site the supervisor avalos urges the puc to support this resolution of having 50 to 100 percent affordable housing on the reservoirs as the puc work to advise in the san francisco reservoirs the supervisor urges the puc for the transfer the reservoir in a way to support of the maximizing of affordable housing thank you. >> thank you other public comment? hello >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is charley a district 11 resident a ratepayer and people to demand the economic and development respect we're a partner to the puc with the community development to the park i'd like to speak in support of puc resolution regarding the reservoir that is not only a puc asset but. >> citywide resource i urge you to pay attention st

same imp 'tis.>> that's right. >> because in the case with reagan, the banks are held back. if you allow us to diversify our portfolios with deposits, forget it. we'll go gangbuster. clinton, if you allow us to figure out what leverage is in the system. something you and i don't get in the consumer market. you get your house, loan to value arabio. how much your house is worth and what you can borrow. on wall street, 20, 30, 50 times what the cash is involved in investment. those two changes led us to the same place. great for them a short time and the rest of us had to bail it out. >> you make a great point. debt is at the root of all financial crises. during this period wall street has been growing -- by the way, wall street creates 4% of all jobs. takes 25% of corporate profits. think about that, that is sucking a lot of air out of the room and more and more debt has fueled that and consumer debt has boomed over the last 40 years. now we have a company, people have to go into debt to keep spending

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presentation and disquugz regarding the san francisco municipal transportation agency 5 year capital imp pluvment program. item 6, presentation and discussion regarding the san francisco municipal transportation agency residential parking purnlt evaluation and reform project. item number 7, presentation and discussion regarding the san francisco municipal transpiration agency lombard street improvement program. item number 8, presentation and discussion regarding the san francisco municipal transportation agency 14 mission street rapid project. these are agendized as discussion and action item, and >> we have asked the sfmta to partner with us to have a reoccurring meeting where we can talk about what goes on at the mta because what the initiatives of the mta relating to transportation, parking, infrastructure, modification, has a very significant effect on the residence of san francisco but on businesses and in particular small businesses. in the spirit of getting ahead of the projects that the mta has in the works or cont plate frz the future, we want to have a official dialogue here i

they must build housing this is what the planning commission would have done at any point had an i imp and they've increased 5 hundred percent without any direction from the city of how they deal with the increased housing load and the increased campus what you should do is require them to build housing i disagree with some of the parts the staff's recommendation they say you can keep one 50 hayes as an administrative building that sites is surrounding by housing housing that is approved by the department that site which guess triple a number 3 should be absolutely housing it is appropriate, and we got to supply keep a lot of the housing other people will talk about other aspects but the big thing you need to take home they've decimated the neighborhood we need housing back. >> hello commissioners. i'm chris schaffer i'm a resident of university terrace that is totally surrounded by the university of san francisco and as a neighbor i ended up being an expert in academic institutional master plans even though i didn't plan in contrast to how usf handed the master plan and the comedian a