there are intersections at 20th and irving, 21st and irving, 22nd, 23rd, and many of those locations have blank walls where they are just building sites and not that much traffic. thank you very much for your attention. >> before you sit down, i have a question, i'm not as familiar with the neighborhood as many of you are. 20th and irving, you're suggesting are better alternatives? >> they're still shopping areas, but the -- >> there's no bus line going down there? >> the bus line is going on 23rd out bound on the south -- excuse me, the west side. >> what about 21st and 20th? >> 21st and 20th are just less congested, not as much traffic. >> thanks. >> next speaker, please. >> commissioners, my name is benjamin lu, i'm a long time resident of the sunset district, and every day in the morning, i go up to 22nd and irving, have a cup of coffee and donut and deliver my mail, i was sitting all the time watching, it was one of the most heavy traffic in terms of [inaudible] traffic, irving and 22nd because it's so hard to find a parking space so people are jaywalking to drop their mail, the

of the cabinet, this is where the bus stop is on irving, it's on the other side of irving, mr. yee's property is here and the cabinet is here so to show you a scale, somebody put up a picture that made it look like it was towards the corner. let me start with this one, here's the corner so this is the windows you were looking at on this photo, this is the cabinet, it is significantly down the street, it is in front of a blank wall, the post office that was mentioned is this building over here which is more clearly shown in this photographic which this is the cabinet, this is the post office, so it is located as far away from the entrance to mr. yee's property as well as to the post office as it can be, the picture you were shown of the car parked is an existing facility, that prior to the department's order, those citations did not exist, this is further away from the curb. >> what was the photo shown earlier? >> it was a different facility. >> do you know which exhibit it was? >> it was the one that someone put on an overhead, so i just wanted to point out that the new guideli

i want to switch gears as well to irving, texas. we have breaking news. i have very little information. let me tell you what i do know. that traffic incident that you are seeing there courtesy of our affiliate wfaa is actually an overturned bus. there are reports that we've been getting there may be some people trapped in that bus, and it's hard to make it out. you really have to sort of look in the midst of all of those emergency response vehicles that have -- that come -- that have come to the scene. it's on president george bush turnpike. if you know the dallas area well, irving, texas, is just slightly north of the downtown area of dallas. it's also where the cowboys used to play. it is an extraordinarily busy -- the freeway system all around north of dallas and going into the irving area is an extraordinarily busy freeway area. it also takes you out to dfw airport too. there is frequently a lot of traffic in that area, but here we have -- again, i can't tell you anything else i know about this turnpike wreck, but we do know that there may be some peo

these images out of irving, texas, just outside of dallas.ash that happened on the turnpike there. the associated press is reporting two people were kilgd in this accident. they're quoting a state trooper who was on scene there. at least six other patients have been taken on to the hospital. we understand they are being treated at the medical center. up to 40 people were said to be trapped inside that bus. again, the ap is reporting, according to a trooper on site, that two people have died in that crash. we're going to continue to brick you the developments coming to us again out of irving, texas, where they believe up to 40 people may still be trapped. >>> in other news today, back in washington, d.c., senator rand paul is saying that the gop is facing a daunting task when it comes to courting black voters. so the kentucky republican and 2016 presidential candidate decided to hick tas message to howard, one of the oldest and most revered black universities. it didn't go over too well. >> if i would have said who do you 24i the founders of t

irving in nevada, irving. >> hello. >> hey, irv. >> caller: hello? >> you got me. it's cramer. go ahead. >> caller: look, i'm irving from las vegas. >> all right. >> caller: and because of you, you've been a wonderful thing that you've been doing for people and for me, i got into the stock market that the more or less at the age of 90. >> fantastic, sir. fantastic. isn't it the greatest? don't you lover it? >> because i've been listening to you for many years, not doing anything, but at the age of 90, i'm 2 now. >> so you're just getting started. you've got a couple of bull markets, maybe a bear market ahead of you. what's up? >> caller: which way is better to buy stock, preferred or common? >> i like the preferreds. a lot of the vmt preferred turned out to be terrific and they're still the best in show. common has more up side. i like to follow the xhop stocks. bigger, better reward but, of course, more risk. but i think you're doing terrifically. tonight i'm sharing all my investing memories and give you the lessons that i have learned. why not get them started really early?

these are live pictures from irving texas we are sharing with you now.ations as it comes up. we are also following the latest in the bay area, a developing story out of san francisco a stolen car as leada chase that a muni bus. mike pelton is on the same. >> authorities are still searching for the three people that were inside the car when it crashed here at union and then pass. they tell the car away but when the vehicle crashed the driver and had a fire hydrant that would flying into an apartment building and sent water shooting up into the air. the chp said it all began early this morning when officers observed a great need some movement make an erratic movement. the car was involved in a carjacking several days ago. officers began following the car which had three people inside. officers tried to pull over the car but the driver sped off and raced down van ness at speeds of up to 70 mi. an hour. officers stopped their first-aid and found the vehicle here at union and then pass. it hit a muni bus and a fire hydrant. everyone on the bus was fine and th

the first location was across the street at the 22nd and irving market and the owners there objected to the location because it was a busy loading zone. and so the at&t sought to have it relocated across the street. the very rational for which at&t agreed that the first location was a poor location applies so of the location where it is now, it is adjacent essentially to the u.s. postal service facility sunset station, it is very highly trafficked, very busy sidewalk and area, people coming and going at all times and on the weekends. the department of public works admits in its brief that the lip and the edge of the smf as it has been placed does pose a risk of tripping, but someone states that nothing can be done about that. i think that that is absolutely unacceptable. it's absolutely unacceptable for an smf to be placed in a not well considered location where there's tons of foots traffic f, instead of placing it in fropt of a market where there's a loading zone, now we have it in front of a postal facility where people are coming and going, carrying packages and carrying packages

irving in nevada, irving. >> caller: hello. the >> you got me, it's cramer. go ahead. >> caller: look, i'm irving from las vegas. and because of you, and the wonderful things you've been doing for people and for me, i got into the stock market more or less at the age of 90. >> fantastic, sir. fantastic. isn't it the greatest? don't you lover it? >> caller: because i've been listening to you for many careers, not doing anything, but at the age of 90 -- i'm 92 now. >> you're just getting started. you've got a couple of bull markets maybe bear market heavy. what's up? >> which way is the better to buy stock, preferred or common? >> preferreds, actually. i happen to like the bank preferreds. they were terrific. a lot of times, you have to figure out what is out of step? a lot of the preferred turn out to be perfect. common has the more upside. i like to follow the common stocks. i give you a figure, better reward, but, of course, more risk. but i think you're doing terrifically. tonight i'm sharing all my investing memories and give you the lessons that i have le

judy irving. and next speaker. >>> i am [speaker not understood] bronson, [speaker not understood], and volunteer san francisco biking soccer league. we register 8,000 kids to play soccer. we are a significant partner with our rec and park department to provide that for children. and the opponents to the supervisor's legislation, supervisor wiener's legislation, have brought up the beach l.a. project in a way and i think that's a misunderstanding. i want to be clear. my understanding here is that under supervisor wiener's legislation, there would have been more proactive notification of the categorical exemption for beach l.a. and it would have been easier and better for opponents to know what's going on under supervisor wiener's legislation than as it was last spring. in support of supervisor wiener's legislation, it is common sense and as a journalist easily understanding the rules of governance that creates fair competition of these ideas is vital to the city to pass this legislation. thank you

been drafted to bring the super bowl to >> emergency workers are at scene of a deadly bus crash near irving, texas, to passengers were killed. three others are critical. dozens are being treated at area hospitals. officials say the but was carrying people to casinos in oklahoma when it crossed all lanes of traffic and flipped over the center median. it was the only vehicle involved in the accident. >> facebook c.e.o. is teaming up with a virtual who's who of silicon valley to push for immigration reform. zuckerberg announce add political group that is lobbying for a path for citizenship for skilled workers who are educated in the united states. 57 percent of engineering graduate students are immigrants. other executives supporting the effort include yahoo c.e.o. and google executive chairman and the heads of netflix, linked in and yelp, and tesla motors, and more. happening right now, san francisco's effort to bring a super bowl to the bay area is bringing major star power to the bid committee. steve young and head coach george seifert. cornell bernard joins us from san francisco city hall

irving street. every block they going through they paint 3 or 4 streets in the block the poles the utility boxes, mailbox. >> thank you. >> okay. >> put the drop cloth. come on around. >> there you go. force for we have to remember we are not painters we abate graffiti. we are abaters not painters. get that out of the way and keep moving. >> how many of these do you do a day? how many poles we do a day? >> yeah. >> depends on the location. may be 20. >> do you like working with the team? >> yes because i'm a people person. i like being outside and interacting with the public and i like the response we get especially from the good job we do in the community. >> goodbye. >>> good morning san franciscans. >> good morning. >> we will not be deterred in memory of sandy hook and boston. we are making chicken salad out of chicken bleep. so we are going to start with a great flourish from our san franciscans. [ applause ] >> nicely done. how about a nice hand? >> now because it is 5:11. it's time to remembe

he's in the hospital according to the medical director for the irving fire department here. and they'll be able to get specifics from him when he is available to talk to them. again, we don't know what his situation is. we don't know how injured he was, for instance, whether he's in surgery. a lot of people in surgery now we're told. at least nine for this particular hospital, this trauma hospital, parkland hospital. but, again, he hit this rubber barrier, this rubber impact attenuator it's called and bounced across a couple lanes of traffic before hitting the concrete barrier and flipping on its side. >> wow. bud, if you have any more information, we'll get back to you on that. we appreciate the update. we've been following this story as well, the senate voting just in the last hour to break a republican filibuster move towards debate on new gun control proposals. the president called the families of the shooting victims of newtown, connecticut after that vote happened. yesterday we saw the first lady michelle obama making an emotional appeal in chicago to stop the gun viol

. >>> two people are dead and more than 40 others are injured after a bus crash in irving, texas. the charter bus careened off a highway and flipped onto its side. it was on its way to a casino in oklahoma. witnesses say the bus suddenly weaved across the busy highway and struck two concrete barriers before flipping over. it's not known what caused the driver to lose control of the bus. >>> a program that's aimed at opening teens' eyes about the consequences of drunk driving came to one oakland high school for the first time in a long time. new at noon, lorraine blanco is live from reaction from students on a dramatic re- enactment. >> reporter: this program is meant to shock students into thinking twice before they drink and drive. you can see what looks like a real crash scene behind me, broken glass, a deployed air bag with blood on it. with the chp, police and paramedics all involved, the scene is very realistic. the drunk driving re-enactment started with a 911 call and chp rushing to the scene at oakland high school's football field. the students got to watch the aftermath o

. >>> two people are dead and more than 40 others are injured after a bus crash in irving, texas. the charter bus careened off a highway and flipped onto its side. it was on its way to a casino in oklahoma. witnesses say the bus suddenly weaved across the busy highway and struck two concrete barriers before flipping over. it's not known what caused the driver to lose control of the bus. >>> a program that's aimed at opening teens' eyes about the consequences of drunk driving came to one oakland high school for the first time in a long time. new at noon, lorraine blanco is live from reaction from students on a dramatic re- enactment. >> reporter: this program is meant to shock students into thinking twice before they drink and drive. you can see what looks like a real crash scene behind me, broken glass, a deployed air bag with blood on it. with the chp, police and paramedics all involved, the scene is very realistic. the drunk driving re-enactment started with a 911 call and chp rushing to the scene at oakland high school's football field. the students got to watch the aftermath o

irving street. every block they going through they paint 3 or 4 streets in the block the poles the utility boxes, mailbox. >> thank you. >> okay. >> put the drop cloth. come on around. >> there you go. force for we have to remember we are not painters we abate graffiti. we are abaters not painters. get that out of the way and keep moving. >> how many of these do you do a day? how many poles we do a day? >> yeah. >> depends on the location. may be 20. >> do you like working with the team? >> yes because i'm a people person. i like being outside and interacting with the public and i like the response we get especially from the good job we do in the community. >> goodbye. >>> good evening, everybody. if i can have everybody's attention for a few minutes. we would like to welcome you to the reopening of our visitor information center here in san francisco. it's a real great occasion for us. we enjoy seeing it today than the way it was before. many visitors especially international visitors get off the b

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specific case, there was a second permit that was applied to, i believe it was on 24th avenue and irving also, okay, and it was applied for, i believe, it was at some point because of neighborhood concerns withdrawn or put on -- and i think at&t suspended that permit temple -- temporarily so they can evaluate that as they did with the supermarket location, so again, the department can cannot dictate in a certain perspective of exactly where, but it needs to satisfy the regulations as identified by the department -- by the dpw order. if it is a question as it relates to the various locations that was evaluated by at&t, i have to rely upon at&t's comments specifically because my understanding has been they have been working with the community, they have provided statements that they've been working with the community and there has been meetings with the community. >> you have been aware of the concerns raised by the appellant with respect to the location and so what i'm trying to understand is whether the department took into consideration other alternative locations and found those altern

. >> reporter: the call in irving, texas, was for all available ambulances. trapped inside and under an overturned motor coach, dozens of senior citizens screaming for help. >> bodies stacked on top of each other. blood everywhere. >> yeah. >> just moaning, crying. >> reporter: ernie johns survived with bad cuts and bruises. >> people were piled everywhere, you know. thrown everywhere. >> reporter: it happened on highway 161 not far from dfw airport. police say the bus hit a rubber barrier, then ricocheted across two lanes of traffic and into a grassy median before straddling a concrete divider and rolling over. at least two dead. more than 40 injured. >> you can have severe internal bleeding. so we are watching carefully. one patient is in surgery because of internal bleeding. >> reporter: the bus was operated by cardinal coach line taking seniors to a casino in oklahoma. federal records indicate the company has a good reputation. no crashes or serious violations. but it's the latest in a recent series of terrible motor coach accidents. two dead in pennsylva

irving claw's photo shoots of the legendary 1950s pin-up queen betty page. page's stiletto shoes, the first in history, sold for $9,000. the highest selling items so far. other big sellers included this single partially nude marilyn monroe negative which sold for nearly $2,000. vintage hollywood on display. >> i think it's americana. >> reporter: proving to be a dream come true for collectors and movie buffs alike. this first in a series of auctions of the movie star news collection concluded today. we're told "the wizard of oz" items were among the big sellers including a single negative and six prints made from it that went for $1,300. >>> an icon of fashion and high society died today. lilly pulitzer, best known for her colorful floral prints, dressed generations of women who embraced the style which became a uniform for the preppie set. she attended boarding school with jacqueline kennedy, married into the famous pulitzer journalism family and began making dresses around 1960. she sold the rights to the brand around 20 years ago but remained a consultant

. ♪ >> emergency workers are at scene of a deadly bus crash near irving, texas, to passengers were killedree others are critical. dozens are being treated at area hospitals. officials say the but was carrying people to casinos in oklahoma when it crossed all lanes of traffic and flipped over the center median. it was the only vehicle involved in the accident. >> facebook c.e.o. is teaming up with a virtual who's who of silicon valley to push for immigration reform. zuckerberg announce add political group that is lobbying for a path for citizenship for skilled workers who are educated in the united states. 57 percent of engineering graduate students are immigrants. other executives supporting the effort include yahoo c.e.o. and google executive chairman and the heads of netflix, linked in and yelp, and tesla motors, and more. happening right now, san francisco's effort to bring a super bowl to the bay area is bringing major star power to the bid committee. steve young and head coach george seifert. cornell bernard joins us from san francisco city hall where the announcement was just made.

. >>> hello, my name is judy irving and i'm the executive director of a nonprofit called pelican media. and i'd like to talk about good government. i would like to ask that you continue the vote and actually consider two variations of this legislation. it seems to me that supervisor wiener's legislation is -- does an attempt to ram it down our throats. it's an attempt to bypass the kind of discussion that we could have if we had two side by side views on how to improve this kind of permit appeal process. i'm just a regular ordinary citizen and a lot of this is extremely confusing to me. but my impression is that the appeal notification is going to be almost hidden. we don't know exactly when the first approval is. we don't know what organization makes the first approval. and we don't have a chance to appeal the process or the project after that first approval. it just doesn't make sense to me and i think that we deserve to have a full discussion of two alternative ways of reforming this process. i'm not against development. i'm for fair and reasonable development in the city. and i'm a

treatment that kills every type of cancer it comes in contact with and all started ten years ago when irving weissman the biologist at stanford medical school discovered a protein called seeding forty seven producing cancer cells at high levels this protein is the way that a cancer is able to trick our bodies as it circulates through the blood system now a new drug that was visibility blocks this protein from tricking your immune system and allows your body to attack the invading cancer cells even though they've only used it on my so far it's consistently reduced cancerous tumors in several instances as a radical to them all together and thankfully the stanford team which is a.

treatment that kills every type of cancer it comes in contact with it all started ten years ago when irvingweissman a biologist at stanford medical school discovered a protein called seeding forty seven which is producing cancer cells at high levels this protein is the way that cancer is able to trick our bodies as circulates through the blood system now a new drug that wise visibility blocks this protein from tricking your immune system and allows your body to attack the invading cancer cells even though they've only used it on my sofa.

witnesses said the charter bus with 45 people was heading north on president george bush turnpike and irving when it veered suddenly across the highway, struck to concrete barriers and toppled onto the meeting center. >> networking website link in is paying $90 million to acquire pulse which is an e- reader app smart phone. >> more than 30 million people around the world use pulse. the san francisco based company was founded in 2010. by two stanford students. once the deal is completed balls employes will join linked pop. is at headquarters in mountain view. >> we will be back with more on the kron 4 morning new. >> google has lost a tool that lets users decide what happens to their e-mail, google plus the other accounts that they die or come in at the on line for any reason. it is called in at the account manager, and features let usable services tel: what to do with the mail messages and other data if there kao becomes an active. users can choose to delete their data at 3, 6 to 12 months of inactivity, or they give you specific people to receive the data. we'll be back with more on the kro

to that end i've been thinking a lot about the story of rip van winkle by washington irving the story of a man who lived in a small village at the foot of the castle mountains while america was still a british colony under the rule of king george the third one day van winkle went for a long walk through the woods rifle in hand and his dog by his side he climbed to the high point in the mountains where he met a group of elderly men drinking from a keg after a few drinks medical falls asleep when he wakes up he finds that his dog is gone his rifle is rusted and withered away and his beard is grown long and gray when he returns to town he doesn't recognize anyone he goes to a local pub where people are discussing politics there he's asked about his political beliefs to which he proclaims his loyalty to the king outrage the crowd quickly deems van winkle as a traitor and as the people point to a picture of president george washington hanging from the wall you see rip van winkle had been asleep for twenty years and slept through the entirety of the american revolution. now the story itself

treatment that kills every type of cancer it comes in contact with and all started here's ago when irving weissman a biologist at stanford medical school discovered a protein called seeding forty seven which produce in cancer cells at high levels this protein is the way that cancer is able to trick our bodies as it circulates through the blood system now a new drug that was visibility blocks this. from tricking your immune system it allows your body to attack the invading cancer cells even though they've only use it on my so far it's consistently reduced cancerous tumors in several instances as a radical to them all together and thankfully the stanford team was just awarded a twenty million dollars grant to begin human tests look i don't need to tell you this but cancer is a growing epidemic in this country with twenty five percent of deaths attributed to it so i think it's time to start spending less money on death and destruction fighting a war on terror and more money on research and development fighting the war on cancer.