montgomery street in jackson square.nd as it happens, across the street from lovefrom new offices over the last 35 years, stout books has been an anchor in a neighborhood that used to be known and used to show up in tour guide tour books and travel guides as the design district. it though most of the design businesses have long since gone within a block of our space is the former showrooms of major international design companies like herman miller. vitra kartell maharam and others now all sit empty. they're attended, tenanted now, now by mostly whatever. spiders make cobwebs. i've never known what those are. our hope. when we acquired stout books was to find partners with which to turn this illustrious neighborhood back into a global destination of architecture and design thinking . i felt very lucky to learn that not only was love from planning new headquarters across the street from us, but they also held this vision of revitalizing jackson square of creating a significant global magnet to this unduly deserted neighbor

i am also the president of the jackson square merchants association and the jackson square historic district association. i've served on the board and remain close contact with the barbary coast neighborhood association, whose boundaries include jackson square and i'm also a current board member of downtown of the downtown partnership, which is the cbd, whose boundaries include jackson square, myself and my partners at jackson square financial are in strong support of love from acquiring a certificate of appropriateness. the project really adds to the energy and vibrancy of the neighborhood and aids in the economic recovery of greater downtown. by enliven the retail spaces surrounding 100 columbus further. for i have seen the proposed design is similar to what we what they presented here and i believe it to be thoughtful and in keeping and enhancing the neighborhood's historic character. i would strongly urge the commission to approve the certificate of appropriateness. thank you. hi, george ravel. i'm a small business owner on jackson street , a neighbor to lovefrom. i've been watching thei

i am also the president of the jackson square merchants association and the jackson square historic district association. i've served on the board and remain close contact with the barbary coast neighborhood association, whose boundaries include jackson square and i'm also a current board member of downtown of the downtown partnership, which is the cbd, whose boundaries include jackson square, myself and my partners at jackson square financial are in strong support of love from acquiring a certificate of appropriateness. the project really adds to the energy and vibrancy of the neighborhood and aids in the economic recovery of greater downtown. by enliven the retail spaces surrounding 100 columbus further. for i have seen the proposed design is similar to what we what they presented here and i believe it to be thoughtful and in keeping and enhancing the neighborhood's historic character. i would strongly urge the commission to approve the certificate of appropriateness. thank you. hi, george ravel. i'm a small business owner on jackson street , a neighbor to lovefrom. i've been watching thei

wore the community benefit district that serves the financial district and jackson square doing everything we can to create a more vibrant downtown to support economic recovery and the growth of san francisco. we're thrilled to experience today's moment with all of you and if officially welcome to sf newest social destination and the start of a reimagine downtown. just over a year ago, we set out to reimagine the downtown san francisco's potential in tandem with studio, we released our action plan. it is 143-page document that leans into urban design and as a means of economic recovery. the plan was suppose to start actionable change which has lead us here today. a moment a year in the making and countless partners and critical voice sxz times in community effort, wore opening landing at lat us store. the first program is part of our action plan to usher in a new era of change for downtown. the fact that we are standing here on very old barbari coast is a testament of how far we've come as a city by the bay and the further that we'll go. but we must do it together. reimagine downtown exper

you can see it's in the parking lot there at jackson square. so not on the roadway.th thousands of cars go by every hour. this is a very busy street. in fact, let me pull up a map. you just so you know, this location. this is at jackson. that's where you see all those cars moving from the left to the right of your scrand then the intersection is alum rock avenue. but ook place in that the garbage truck driver was just making his rounds when all of a sudden there was a collision. it appears to be close to the building. you see right there, right in front of you close to the left wall. we're not sure the status of this person. if this was a homeless person or customer because it appears to be 24 hours as some of the shops, they have look at surveillance footage so they'll go through that. and we understand standard procedure, even though the driver pulled over and is cooperating with investigators, it appears standard procedure is that driver will have a drug and alcohol tests just to rule out that possibility. it looks like they'll be here for quite some time as they

the jackson square parking lot in san jose. they made a grim discovery. a man hit and killed by a garbage truck in the parking lot on south jackson. ave. >> the driver staying behind and cooperating with investigators. extremely troubled one traffic. >> is one too many san jose councilmember peter ortiz reacting to the death in his district. san jose second pedestrian death in a 24 hour period. and the 29th pedestrian to die in a traffic related crash this year. san jose mayor matt mahan saying in a statement, quote, this morning we had another devastating pedestrian death in our city. all of us drivers, pedestrians in government have a role to play in making our streets safer and preventing these heartbreaking and unnecessary tragedies. councilmember ortiz says he's working on a project called complete streets that we use grant money to make safety enhancements along streets like jackson, that make streets appear more that puts in quick build. >> structures to forced people to drive in their lanes, force them to drive and smaller areas which he says will

the jackson square parking lot in san jose. they made a grim discovery. a man hit and killed by a garbage truck in the parking lot on south jackson. ave. >> the driver staying behind and cooperating with investigators. extremely troubled one traffic. >> is one too many san jose councilmember peter ortiz reacting to the death in his district. san jose second pedestrian death in a 24 hour period. and the 29th pedestrian to die in a traffic related crash this year. san jose mayor matt mahan saying in a statement, quote, this morning we had another devastating pedestrian death in our city. all of us drivers, pedestrians and government have a role to play in making our streets safer and preventing these heartbreaking and unnecessary tragedies. councilmember ortiz says he's working on a project called complete streets. w's grant money to make safety enhancements the same area in >> the fatality occurred, which will feature advanced signals a minute. quick build center to give the impression of narrow street. >> walk. san jose was formed in 2017 to help create sa

you know, like, can you like the jackson square?ve been there, but at the same time, like, you know what what kind of like comment that you've received received from this area as well? yeah. and just speaking to my observations, again, i know there are people on the ground who work in these communities who do incredible work to really build a community. but i think i spoke to a sort of earlier question really the mix of the types of businesses. some areas you have a smaller footprint, right? so it's a little bit easier to kind of curate and create a sense of community when you have longer stretches. let's just take clement street. you've got inner clement, you've got outer clement, you've i mean, there's probably middle clement. they all have different characteristics to them, right? and so sometimes when you have a longer stretch, it it does take a little bit more work to kind of curate what that experience might be for a visitor, a resident, it, you know, customer . so it's really dependent on each corridor. but i would say when y

the incident happened in the parking lot of jackson square, which is located just south of jackson avenue near the 6.80, interchange that male pedestrian was killed on the scene. investigators are still trying to figure out exactly what happened and what led up to this deadly collision. the driver is cooperating with police. this is the 3rd pedestrian deaths in san jose in the past 4 days. a vta bus driver is recovering after they were attacked in the lockheed martin transit center in sunnyvale last night happened just before 7. the station located on north mathilda and 5th avenues just a few blocks west of moffett field. the agency says the driver was injured and taken to a hospital but has been released. police were able to track down the suspect and arrest them. and then the east bay business owners oakland close their doors this morning to protest what they say is a growing crime problem all across the city. kron 4 charles clifford has the latest. >> well, here in oakland on tuesday, as many as 200 businesses may have closed their doors this morning from 10 to noon to send a message t

the incident happened in the parking lot of jackson square, which is located on h jackson avenue. that's near the 6.80, interchange. the male pian was killed on the scene. investigators a still trying to find out exactly what happe led up to this deadly collision. the driver i cooperating with police. this is the 3rd pedestrian death in san jose. in the past 4 days. and now in sunnyvale, a vta bus driver is recovering right now after they were attacked at the lockheed martin transit center last night. this happened just before 7 that station located on north fill the avenue and 5th avenues just a few blocks away from moffett field. the agency says the driver was injured and taken to a hospital. but the extent of the injuries still not known. that person has been released from the hospital. police were able to track down the suspect and arrest them. coming up here, san francisco, it's dealing with retail theft and this store is damaged after a suspect used a car to try to break in. we'll hear from people in the neighborhood. >> plus, the irs is taking a closer look at those resold

you can see it's in the parking lot there at jackson square. so not on the roadway. with thousands of cars go by every hour. this is a very busy street. in fact, let me pull up a map. you just so you know, this location. this is at jackson. that's where you see all those cars moving from the left to the right of your screen. and then the major intersection is alum rock avenue. but this took place in the parking lot. it appears that the garbage truck driver was just making his rounds when all of a sudden there was a collision. it appears to be close to the building. you see right there, right in front of you close to the left wall. we're not sure the status of this person. if this was a homeless person or a customer because it appears to be 24 hours as some of the shops, they have look at surveillance footage so they'll go through that. and we understand standard procedure, even though the driver pulled over and is cooperating with investigators, it appears standard procedure is that driver will have a drug and alcohol tests just to rule out that possibility. it looks

near this area, just to give you one more reference point, it happened in the parking lot of jackson square. >> it is 803. and happening today, more than 200 businesses in oakland are going to close due to be on strike because of public safety. concern across michael thomas been following the story for us in the newsroom. michael. hi, good morning, everyone. you know, hundreds of stores are closing today. ultimately really just want to get the attention from the city of oakland and its officials saying that this would ultimately be what it felt like if businesses keep getting pushed out by the city's high crime rate and the lack of help that they're feeling from local government. take a look at some video we put together. now. today's strike has over 200 oakland businesses, all closing their doors, starting at 10 o'clock this morning. some will close all day. others will be closed from 10 until noon emergence in the city. tell us here that the break-ins robberies in general crime have just gotten significant over past few years. it's now impacting business revenue employees, safety and thei

wore the community benefit district that serves the financial district and jackson square doing everything we can to create a more vibrant downtown to support economic recovery and the growth of san francisco. we're thrilled to experience today's moment with all of you and if officially welcome to sf newest social destination and the start of a reimagine downtown. just over a year ago, we set out to reimagine the downtown san francisco's potential in tandem with studio, we released our action plan. it is 143-page document that leans into urban design and as a means of economic recovery. the plan was suppose to start actionable change which has lead us here today. a moment a year in the making and countless partners and critical voice sxz times in community effort, wore opening landing at lat us store. the first program is part of our action plan to usher in a new era of change for downtown. the fact that we are standing here on very old barbari coast is a testament of how far we've come as a city by the bay and the further that we'll go. but we must do it together. reimagine downtown exper

wore the community benefit district that serves the financial district and jackson square doing everything we can to create a more vibrant downtown to support economic recovery and the growth of san francisco. we're thrilled to experience today's moment with all of you and if officially welcome to sf newest social destination and the start of a reimagine downtown. ju

wore the community benefit district that serves the financial district and jackson square doing everything we can to create a more vibrant downtown to support economic recovery and the growth of san francisco. we're thrilled to experience today's moment with all of you and if officially welcome to sf newest social destination and the start of a reimagine downtown.

and jackson play ground is you in in the design phase. per smith square this , is in design and we expect to upon bid this thought scombreer start construction next year. and in recovery parks program we have the south sunset club house which is in design. this is the over all schedule now. you see that all of the named parks are in construction or headed construction by early next year and are recovery parks are all in the design phase. and a couple of programs to highlight the citywide parks and programs sustainability bucket is the south ocean beach coast trail i contribution to the puc adaptation project in design now. the mc clirin p bond funds are being in i communal process to update the vision plan. we are -- prioritizing those funds through the community process now. and -- on the twin peeks promenade a million and leveraging state and federal grants. these are capitol projects. some strategies in bid pregnant economic environment are modifying projects and steeking ash funding as mentioned we are experiencing drills in the development impact fee

and jackson play ground is you in in the design phase. per smith squaren design and we expect to upon bid this thought scombreer start construction next year. and in recovery parks program we have the south sunset club house which is in design. this is the over all schedule now. you see that all of the named parks are in construction or headed construction by early next year and are recovery parks are all in the design phase. and a couple of programs to highlight the citywide parks and programs sustainability bucket is the south ocean beach coast trail i contribution to the puc adaptation project in design now. the mc clirin p bond funds are being in i communal process to update the vision plan. we are -- prioritizing those funds through the community process now. and -- on the twin peeks promenade a million and leveraging state and federal grants. these are capitol projects. some strategies in bid pregnant economic environment are modifying projects and steeking ash funding as mentioned we are experiencing drills in the development impact fees. the regul

jackson hill actually said the most honest thing on air. i hope putin's russia will occupy ukraine before last square inch.efully, they won’t take all of it and really liberate it from the nazis and everything that’s going on there. i think that more will probably move into the territory of western ukraine with the permission of the united states. we'll see. i can't be wrong about all this. however. i believe that the us wall street city of london wants to turn europe into a new strong player. they want to rise more, by uniting with ukraine, they want to strengthen the countries of northern europe bordering russia and now, being part of nato, they want to harm germany italy france what exactly they are doing is promoting the anti-growth policy and agenda there. they blew up the nord stream and now the economies of these countries are collapsing in germany, the recession in the eurozone and the information crisis. and probably a recession there is no speed, and i really believe that further integration into the network of the territory of ukraine in russia would be a benefit for the entire ukrainian people,

jackson van derbeken, nbc news. >>> disasters like wildfire, flooding and sea level rise, a new map from fema shows the specific areas most at risk down to the square mile. as ian cull explains, it's critical information that can help move those communities forward. >> reporter: the bay area has seen more than its fair share of natural disasters in the past few years from deadly wildfires to widespread flooding. to help identify the areas at highest risk, fema was directed to create this map showing the risk level by community. california has the most high-risk areas in the nation by far. zooming in you can see the yellow areas, relatively moderate risk, the orange is relatively high, and the red is very high risk. these include risks of wildfire, earthquake and flooding and the amount of damage that could be done. the teal colors are the community disaster resilience zones, those are in the top 1% of the state and identified as a disadvantaged community. so why is it so important? fema says moving forward those areas will be prioritized for federal funding to better prepare them for the next natural disaster. >> we can reduce the risk of flooding

square miles. there are mountains in and around the area include the north at jackson mountains right about here is the northwestern corner of nevada. it will only take a half and 2-inch of rain to cause flooding. this is monsoon a group in new mexico and vary from oath monsoon. what happens here slow storms bubble up over some of the mountains like you are seeing right now. there is where we are watching here's the area right here. the rain has to go somewhere it goes down all of the mountains and goes right into the dry riverbed. and eventually into the flat surface a lot of this could cause a flash flooding quickly. you think about the arid terrain that is they are. all of the water going into auroras in this part of the country look to the afternoon the armor scattered showers and thunderstorms in and around the area. this could cause a more localized flooding for the good news as it does move a little bit quickly. however it's going to edge of the muddy mess there's a cormorant there. monday, most of the stars to lift up into idaho and places like montana. black rock desert in nevada again it'

jackson, a film by alexander veledinsky, i would really like our family to adapt to the new realities of life. ninety-third, russia, donbass, novorosiya, big festive concert, broadcast from red squaree. and where did you run to? she ran to become an officer. you know, i'm so happy that all of russia can see now a person like you, your story. my motto is: dream, try, wish, achieve. mikhail, how did you and anna meet, under what... circumstances, i haven’t been to the unit often, that is, exit, returned, slept, exit again , returned, rested again exit, in one of these, when i was returning, i met why -a young girl, at least we didn’t have girls in the unit, then suddenly a girl, here yes, a little girl, that is, a really young, little girl, who is this, what ’s happening, who is this, yes, honestly to say, well, naturally, they ask friends there, i say, and this is to someone, well, you never know, maybe my sister came to see someone, maybe something else, they tell you, no, this is anya , little star, little star, asterisk, asterisk, already at that time the call sign was asterisk, i will say this, in tag, probably everyone knew her, she brought you goodies, it seems to me that she

it seems to me that what jackson hill actually said most honestly on artie's show is i hope russia putin will occupy ukraine to the last square of northern europe bordering russia and now, being part of nato, they want to harm germany italy france , what exactly are they doing promoting there anti-growth policies and agenda. they broke the air flow and now the economies of these countries are collapsing in germany, the recession in the eurozone, the infectious crisis and probably the recession will soon overtake the world, and i really believe that further integration of the entire territory of ukraine into russia would be a blessing for the entire ukrainian people, in my opinion , it is quite obvious that most of, in any case, the novorossiysk regions of ukraine are very happy to join the russian federation. it seems to me that the least we will see is the capture of russia the territory of kharkov to odessa so again, kievan rus was part of the russian empire, and i see no reason why this should not be the case again? handsome, well done! vladimir vladimirovich yes, of course, zelensky’s speech deserves to be quoted, dissect