i felt it minimize the impact of the plan in addition to 20 inverness. not that it would really matter. what else is being minimized? what makes the rear neighborhood and the adjacent neighborhoods of lakeshore country club acre special is the very low percentage of third story homes along with a high percentage of detached homes. not only on the minor avenues and streets, but also along our two major streets of ocean avenue and slocum boulevard from 19th avenue, all the way to ocean beach. in comparison, in the sense that -- sunset and richmond district, streets have many three-story flats and apartment buildings where third story buildings are common. i understand if the building plan needs guidelines, projects are approved. [please stand by] >> th >> the rear of the building towards the front of the building at 20 space 20 invern. i think that would eliminate some of the shadows and some of the things we're concerned about. thank you very much for your time. goodbye now. >> any members of the nubble support of the dr requesters? seeing none, we'll hea

this is bodega bay, about to move into inverness this morning. scattered showers this morning as the cold front pushes through. we are looking at nine or 10 am for the san francisco bay. we are looking at the south bay tomorrow. scattered, not a lot of rain, it won't be widespread. there is a chance that afternoon. we are looking at cloudy skies. eventually catching a little more sunshine as we had roug the rest of the afternoon. mid-sixties for the coast for the bay. and then in the mid to upper 70s to 88 degrees. afternoon sunshine throughout the day. we will time it out for the showers. that's on future cast. >> thank you. we have an early-morning traffic alert westbound. it looks like i have a truck hauling a fishing boat, it is now facing the wrong way. hopefully into the clearing stages. right now they have one left lane blocked until further notice. this is west 580 at seminary. you can use add instead but it looks like traffic is pretty light. southbound 880, reports of some construction in the clearing stages as he had to downtown oaklan

twenty inverness drive. discretionary review. we should hear from staff first. >> good afternoon.the agent before you as a public initiative request for discretionary review for building permit application for 774 square foot third story vertical addition to existing two story single-family home located at 20 inverness drive. there two d.r. requesters who have expressed concerns related to the project scale, light, and shadow impacts, loss of privacy, as well as projects in general incompatibility with the surrounding neighborhood character. the building's historic resource category is a be. it has not changed by this project. the reason for the d.r. is that the first-year requester, neighbor to the east of the enclosed project, is concerned with three main issues. first that it is out of character out of scale with their neighborhood dick the light and privacy impacts of massing well block and greatly reduce light and decrease property -- light to the rear yard and bedroom. as well as the reflective glare from the morning sun due to the new windows of the proposed addition. and t

even half moon bay, bodega bay, inverness, you're going to be sunny all day friday. climate prediction center put these things out, a 6 to 10 day outlook. much of california predicted -- not a guarantee, but a prediction to be warmer than average, with a ghge at over t and you'll see that in the 7- day forecast. temperatures climbing early next week. partly cloudy tonight. tonight, a little fog along the coast. temperatures close to our seasonal averages on thursday and we begin the warm up into the weekend. nice day tomorrow, three to 4 degrees below average in san jose. palo alto 77. pacifica, 65. we'll see the low 80s in pittsburgh and walnut creek. 66 in daly city. 76 for mill valley. richmond, 68. napa 78 degrees and -- cloverdale 82. friday, couple of degrees warmer. 70s near the bay, 80s to near 90 inland and warming toward the middle of next week. whole lot of sunshine as we say >>> it's a llo autumn. the oakland zoo. how a special elephant celebrated turning 50. menthol mint, ad flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. t

now and then you are looking at just a couple of light sprinkles on the point raise area towards invernessr, maybe just a couple of spots where you'll see a raindrop or 2 on your windshield right now in the marine county headlands besides that we are calm right now and even ash hours push further southward into the afternoon the rainfall totals are going to stay very minimal at max around a 10th of an inch of rainfall expected in isolated areas were we could see some pretty good shower activity that will be very brief pushing on over the north bay at times this morning by the time we work into the latter part of morning and approaching noon time that's when rainfall makes its way into the east bay, the peninsula and eventually the south bay at which point it really starts to dissipate that frontal boundary just loses steam after that it's mostly sunny and dry conditions to finish out the rest of your wednesday. daytime highs on this wednesday up into the 60's and 70's for yet another day we're keeping in that comfortable trend of whether or not a whole lot of changes in temperatures that c

this is bodega bay, about to move into inverness this morning.ed showers this morning as the cold front pushes through. we are looking at

el cerrito, inverness, san francisco, measurable limits. a couple 1/hundred.the upper 90s to 100, 6270s, everyone will be in there with below average temperatures, including san francisco, santa rosa, oakland, livermore, and san jose, 66 to 72, and a very dynamic, strong system is hitting the net west coast. most of the activity will be east of west of us, but we have a low cloud deck only much to all the way to the sacramento valley. helped along by a rather robust onshore wind in the 60s but a few 50s, but a lot of 60s, and look for the slow, deep system for the time of year to settle in, so windy and cooler. it will take us into the weekend. 60s, 70s, there will be some snow in the sierra. probably sunday and monday is the best opportunity. >>> the traffic volume is a little better today, steve. we don't have as many people hitting the roads right now. there are some slowdowns. let's begin with interstate 80. a 32 minute drive from the carquinez bridge to the mazes not too slow considering what time of the morning it is. here it is, 7:30, the peak of the co

that would come, by the way, only after president herbert inver would leave office 1933. as i say, initially hoover wanted to restrict the relief to feeding children. up withidea was to come meals that consisted of some combination of beans, rice, corn grits, bread, milk, cocoa, lard, and sugar. did i mention cocoa? cocoa was huge with these kids. don't have time to go into it. [laughter] so feeding children, it is a hoover hallmark. but the relief workers on the ground see the enormity of the catastrophe, and their reports are that russia, tell hoover that much more is required. how can we feed the children and let the parents die? among other things that might result in huge numbers of orphaned children, and russia would be saddled with that problem going in for another decade. so, these reports that the americans send out, and which eventually reached herbert hoover, set the stage for the dramatic expansion of the mission in the winter of 1921-1922. herbert listened to those pleas, and he asked for elizabeth harding to approach congress with a request for appropriation

can see from santa rosa to petaluma, inverness getting the wet start. good afternoon, we will catch clearing. >>> we are seeing extra volume south on 101, no accidents. >> what really happened the day james cumming was fired. a special [indiscernible] reveals behind-the-scenes details. we're live at the newly renovated washington monument. >> joining us now is joining us on the financial reporter. the market has been asked bactine recut, likely a quarter- point move, just like the one we saw in july. that is already baked into the market. what the market really wants to see is what the chair has to say about the future of s. rate cuts could be coming. >> it has helped the market of the past couple weeks. >> also pretty decent for construction of 4.5%. >> this is down 40 points. >> back to you. >> inc. you. >>> taking alive look at chase center, in a matter of hours, single-game tickets for the warriors for season at the new arena go on sale to the public. the team has also released video unveiling six new jerseys. check them out. they feature the team's

inverness and fifo had a lot of drizzle. low clouds lot of warmer. windy and cooler saturday evening. specially higher elevations. the wind really picks up it nex pattern change here for september. meteorological fall start september 1 but is still technically summer. >>> stinson beach in santa cruz is in there, pacific in the 60s. monsoon could pitch up to the east build up in the mountains kelsey val down to 52 degrees. what acre 53 degrees in calistoga vallejo at 59 degrees, water temperatures come down and leveled off. 53 to 58. 59 at point reyes, expect those to go down. kick in and saturday, cooler pattern dropping in next week. i think will get low 50s, maybe upper 40s at bodega bay. a lot quieter than it was a last few days. the wind cranks up cooler windy breezy pattern late saturday. sunday doesn't look too bad. 60s 80s today where we should be , slight bump up much cooler going into early next week. >>> cbs cvs and walgreens are stepping into the national gun debate. the new policy the two companies are implementing in the stores. >>> life

on inverness alone, there are four between slote and eucalyptus and there are two on 26 avenue. the reason that they're not noticeable is that it's set up quite nicely and they're not blocking the view. so we believe that adding a third story is not going to be a nuisance in the neighborhood. thank you for your time. >> are there any members of the public here in support of the project sponsor? seeing none, you have a two-minute rebutle, dr requesters. if the dr requesters, you would each get two minutes for a rebuttal. you don't have to use it project sponsor, you have a two-minute rebuttal. ok, seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner moore? >> i've been looking at the plans of this third-floor addition, and i'm trying to fine the real meaning of it, because the addition proposed for this building is described as a great room, which in terms of how we norm little describe the use of rooms does not quite -- it's not clear what this room is being used for. so this third floor, it's set back from the street, 20 plus feet consists of a great room, a stair coming up and

there's a line just off point reyes, maybe inverness.f bodega bay. 60s on temps, very mild, +3 to 10 degrees warmer compared to sunday. decent breeze it'll crank up more to the northwest once the front moves through. cool, unstable heirs expected come in later this afternoon . that could trigger thunderstorm activity north and east. first rain is here. 60s and 70s, lothrop heiser come in way down. could get a little more rain on wednesday, looks like more of the wind producer. that will be close, temperatures pretty cool with rain here this morning. >>> time is 550, fire broke out on the football field before kickoff on sunday . how it happened a game between the colts and the titans in our next half hour. two well-known san francisco restaurant suddenly shut down, close their doors after the break, why some are blaming the san francisco giants games at oracle park. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 , oakland azor at home tonight the gonna play kansas city royals after successful road trip. they added extra insurance on the ninth with th

group that launched a legal challenge against the suspension of parliament he joins us live now from inverness thank you for joining us i will ask you about the legal challenges about the suspension of parliament but of course i'd like to start with this document that's been released the potential side effects of a no deal breaks and i think you've managed to read a little bit literally we've all just called the document just a few minutes ago what do you make of it so far. well it doesn't come as a surprise very pretty much knew that the documents would contain this kind of information from the from the leaks that came out earlier and i think it's been a pattern of this bogus johnson government the trying to 9 what is there no is a matter of record we've been warned by some of these things are very serious indeed they shortages of medicine you know will affect people shortage of trash through the difficulties of the border and the obviously the possible civil unrest these are the traces that boris johnson and his government are proposing that we all pay for a new deal breaker except it's not

saville roberts, karen buck — the labour mp for westminster north and drew hendry— the snp mp for invernessyou so much forjoining us. your views on the use of language both today and yesterday. you will have heard the argument and where do you think we stand? i think the atmosphere of the commons was very intense, unnecessarily aggressive andi intense, unnecessarily aggressive and i think the language isjust pa rt and i think the language isjust part of the problem. i think dismissing peoples concerns and taking a position that all of this has to be the polar opposite of the criticism and trying to avoid answering questions but instead just throwing back an insult is the main difficulty with in the commons. i don't think the public looking on really are warm to that kind of shouting across the chamber. i do not think they are warm towards like a traitor or like things like being called for example, a surrender bill. particularly that example because it evokes a militaristic field. we look at the situation in the house of commons yesterday and compared with the business that was going on bet

ist: george is beat, -- inver -- virginia beach. republican.aller: regarding joseph maguire, i used to work with joseph maguire at seal team 2. he was the commanding officer. exaggerate.dency to that is one thing about him, if not lie. i see how he has not changed very much from those days. host: what capacity did you work with him in? were you a navy seal? two.r: yes, at seal team host: can you say the time you served with him and where? caller: i served with him when i was in the navy. director of national intelligence says a lot about .his administration i am sure he stepped on a lot of little people to get where he is today. in seal team 2, he was quite the pretty boy. it has been interesting to see him morph into the old man he is now. host: what do you expect from today's hearing? caller: not sure really what he will say. look forward to watching it, though. from that is george virginia beach. joseph maguire sent -- spent 36 years as a navy seal, commanded at every level including naval special warfare command. .his from his biography he

and warmer, and we could see 23 or even 24 across parts of the more fort area towards inverness, acrosss are getting, if you like, a little warmer still as we pick up that air off europe. it means, of course, we will pick up a brisk wind as well, so that will just temper the field along the south and east coast, but overnight, you can see temperatures aren't quite as low as we go into saturday morning. because of the win, they won't be as many fog patches either, but this is the warm where we are tapping into, that is pushing its way towards the shore. the warmest weather, the highest temperatures, likely to be in eastern areas on saturday. this is potentially the fly in the ointment to spoil things a little. thundery showers digging in and the west, and that gusty wind tempering the feel of the day. again, 22—24 inland in shelter. but a very different second pa rt shelter. but a very different second part of our weekend, because now, it looks as though that band of showery rain or bands of showery rain will stagger their way eastwards, so it could be that northern england and scotla nd

and autumn inver new york, london, and a deeply troubled hong kong. good morning, everyone. headquarters in new york. francine lacqua. francine, behind you, the value seems to be more protesty than i have ever heard it. is that true? francine: it kind of depends. of protesting,t people marching behind, which was louder than it was today. they get loud just to make sure they can hear us on tv, some for brexit and some against brexit read i would focus on the moves because -- brexit. i would focus on the moves because, isn't suddenly the market realizing there could be an impact on the european side? is it realizing it puts a prospect of a possible labor government, although they are nine points behind general election, or is it that you can see hardliners form some unspoken coalition to go for no deal brexit. all of the questions we need to focus on. now, futures negative, 29 on the f x -- spx. for your first were news, here sebastian. >> we have had an ultimatum from boris johnson, saying he will try to trigger a snap election on october the 14th if he loses the crew should

the yield curve, are we inver d inverted? yes, we are. 1.50, 1.49. supposed to be the other way around but it's not. that's an inversion. whether that's a big impact, don't know. gold is way up there, $17, $16 higher, $1546 per ounce. >>> okay. tuesday morning, get things rolling. d.r. barton is here, joel shulman, susan li back from hong kong and ashley webster with me as usual. september, historically, i believe the worst month for stocks of the entire year. since 1937, the s&p and dow average a 1% loss in september. joel, what should investors do heading into a historically bad month? do you care about history? >> well, you are absolutely right. traditionally, september is the worst month, less than 1%, about .91% negative. when you think back to the last time we had something similar to this september, we were up already 8.5% year to date, was 1967. in 1967 we had a similar unemployment rate, 3.7%, 3.8%, we have a jobs report coming out this week. when you think about 1967, same return year to date, they were up 3.28% for that month, september 19