julie mitchell and her family made one for her 21-year-old son dylan, who died three years ago on the of san francisco after colliding with a garbage truck. >> people would stop and pay their respects, they would read it. people would slow down to read it. >> then one day it was gone. >> very disrespectful. like throwing my son in the garbage. >> she argues a ride of silence each year, making stops where bicyclists have died. all over san francisco she's noticed ghost bike tributes are disappearing and as a member of the city's bicycle advicery committee, she's introducing a resolution on monday calling on the public works department to hold up for a year on dismantling the memorials. >> i would like to work something out with the city that they would permit the putting up of the ghost bikes. of course, provided that no ghost bike is imposing on the public safety. >> the current pals policy is a two-week stay for all makeshift memorials. but he's open to change. >> if it's a piece of art or if it's something that doesn't involve a lot of maintenance, then maybe there is something we c

julie mitchell and her family made one for her 21-year-old son dylan, who died three years ago on thecisco after colliding with a garbage truck. >> people would stop and pay their respects, they would read it. people would slow down to see it. >> then one day it was gone. >> very disrespectful. like throwing my son in the garbage. >> devon warner organizes a ride of silence each year, making stops where bicyclists have died. all over san francisco she's noticed ghost bike tributes are disappearing and as a member of the city's bicycle advisory committee, she's introducing a resolution on monday calling on the public works department to hold up for a year on dismantling the memorials. >> i would like to work something out with the city that they would permit the putting up of the ghost bikes. of course, provided that no ghost bike is posing a public hazard. >> the head of public works said the currents policy is a two-week stay for all makeshift memorials, but he's open to change. >> if it's a piece of art or if it's something that doesn't involve a lot of maintenance, then maybe there

julie mitchell and her family made one for her 21-year-old son dylan, who died three years ago on therancisco after colliding with a garbage truck. >> people would stop and pay their respects, they would read it. people would slow down to see it. >> then one day it was gone. >> very disrespectful. like throwing my son in the garbage. >> she organizes a ride of silence each year, making stops where bicyclists have died. all over san francisco she's noticed ghost bike tributes are disappearing and as a member of the city's bicycle advisory committee, she's introducing a resolution on monday calling on the public works department to hold up for a year on dismantling the memorials. >> i would like to work something out with the city that they would permit the putting up of the ghost bikes. of course, provided that no ghost bike is posing a public hazard. >> the current policy is a two-week stay for all makeshift memorials. but he's open to change. >> if it's a piece of art or if it's something that doesn't involve a lot of maintenance, then maybe there is something we can look at and see

julie mitchell and her family made one for her 21-year-old son, dillon, who died three years ago on thetreets of san francisco, after colliding with a garbage truck. >> people would stop and pay their respects and read it and people would slow down to see it. it was making an impact. it was more than just a memorial to us. it was a powerful tool, i feel. >> reporter: then one day, it was gone. >> very disrespectful, like throwing my son in the garbage. >> reporter: all over, san francisco ghost bikes are disappe disappearing. devon warren took this picture of memorials that have been removed. as a member of the bicycle committee, she's introducing a resolution calling on members of the public works department to hold off a year before dismantling. >> i would like for them to permit putting up the ghost bike, of course, provided no ghost bike is posing a public hazard. >> reporter: the head of public works says the current policy is two weeks for any memorial but he's open for change. >> if it's a piece of art or something that doesn't involve a lot of maintenance, maybe there is some co

>>reporter: julie mitchell says the city should stop removing the ghost bikes or erect permanent memorial to fallen cyclist like her son. carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> federal judge today rejected a potential 100 million dollar settlement ub her worked out with the driver drivers. agreement settled the class action lawsuit with the drivers who claimed they were employees but some drivers objected to the terms saying they should be reimbursed for expenses like gas and vehicle maintenance. judge called the settlement unfair to the drivers and says it was well below the total potential damages of 8 52 million dollars uber released a statement saying it's disappointed in the decision. >>> bay area home prices slipped in july. median price of bay area home was 700,000 dollars. that's 10,000 dollars less than a month before. also the total number of home sales slowed by 10%. analyst with core logic that provide this data says it's a scene of wing affordability, low inventory and moderately tight credit. typical mortgabout 2500 dollars. >>> all right. time to get a check on our accu-weather for

hugh hewitt, andrew mitchell, robert costa and julie read. all right. -- joey rea i will put it to. has a been a good two weeks for donald trump and about two weeks for hillary clinton question? >> it has been a bad change for trump. you have them trying to get trump a little more disciplined in his message but this is a candidate uncomfortable staying on script the we will have to see how long it lasts. >> has he done damage on immigration or not? >> i think he has helped himself a lot by appearing to it was a terrible two weeks. i think what we will hear. farhan khan at cpa or engagement registration act or corrupt practices act. the clinton foundation and even the former president has been in trouble on these two very complex and very applicable laws. >> i think donald trump has helped himself on immigration by muddying the waters, by making it a little less controversial, if you will, on deportation. but i think, going back to work, he said to the committee over and over again is that he finds no basis for a prosecution and that has to be the bottom line. >> the last part that t

julie grauert. we have tom leyden, mitchell, gene >> you did. >> thank you. right? decent weekend and tomorrow looks a little sketchy. >> shiri: plans outside for friday and a-okay and check out graphics because we have got all sunshine here and day planner for today has temperature mid-80s noon time, upper 80s at 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 this evening, we are still hanging tight to 80? from start to finish, looking perfect, 84 to 90 for range of highs. another beauty today, humidity is going to be a bergeron player once we get into the forecast tomorrow. really going to be kind of one of those pushing factors behind those scattered thunderstorms and gusty winds and break down weather threats coming up in a to julie with live drive time traffic. >> julie: route 1 wide open and around cloverleaf nothing major and nothing on the expressway. live drive times, 25 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave. 15 minutes on expressway, 22 minutes on 93 south. >> jason: now at nine crash involving police cruiser, we have been reporting on this all morning. driver was drunk

on july 8, 2016 longtime sfusd leader and principal markets-senior pastor with. was born march 23 pages of a to mitchell boettcher in california and debra victorino felker of san francisco california. mr. bratcher attended former as you left the woodrow wilson high in 1980. he went on to attend morehouse college in atlanta georgia. he graduated from st. mary's college in 1994. he continued his education earning a masters from san francisco state. mr. bratcher had a strong desire for education. he wanted to be a positive influence on the youth in his community and beyond. he was a principal for several sf usd schools including noah maxwell middle school and galileo high school. he also worked in leadership positions at thurgood marshall high school and mission high school. the strip dr. went on to work for pittsburgh unified school district did mr. bratcher was a mentor for many youth and assisted many with obtaining college scholarship he a pulley truly put his heart so and time into his community fulfilled his dreams by leading others to their dreams. he is proceeded by in his death by his father mitch

julie grauert. we have tom leyden, mitchell, gene >> you did. >> thank you.

mitchel yesterday. and russia was also on "baby watch" this week. a baby gorilla was born at moscow zoo at the end of july... but made her public debut today! her protective mother -- kira -- held her in her arms as the guests looked on. zookeepers say "kira" is a super mom... and keeps a tight hold on her young. the new baby is expected to grow big and healthy... but will likely spend the next year in her up next... splish splash. a family of bears takes a dip in lake tahoe. we'll show you the adorable video. sean next on more access -- a look inside maraih's life! as new footage of her reality series is out today -- social media sites are already calling it "must see t-v"... and next you'l see why. rachel and the star trek convnention is underway at the rio tonight. as the event marks series... see the star power that's in town to celebrate! sean and unlv alum guy fieri taking his next restaurant to a very unexpected location. we reveal where... next on "more at subway, meld the flavors of your favorite sandwiches in a grilled panini- it's a thing of beauty. oh you're gorgeous darling... hold that pose.

julie loncich is live with more. >> reporter: police are now working to determine if there are possibly other victims out there. he was supposed to be her car, but instead police say todd mitchell violated a customer at the sooner lube on main street. investigators say the 26-year- old man, an employee here, had been working in the pit area of the garage changing oil. when the victim walked into the garage to inquire about her car, she noticed he was holding up his cell phone pointing it in her direction. police charged him with secret he posted the $500 bail after arraignment tuesday. up skirting is a misdemeanor, but punishable by up to two and a half years in jail and a $5,000 fine. julie loncich, wbz news. >>> this just in tonight, police investigating two armed robberies that could be connected. the first happened at the 129 liquor store. a short time later a woman mugged on boston road. the suspect's descriptios enough any information you're asked to call the police. >>> and tropical storm earl is intensifying, threatening to hit mexico with heavy rain and high wind. we go right to eric fisher. >> it doesn't take a power house system. six people killed in the dominican re

on july 8, 2016 longtime sfusd leader and principal markets-senior pastor with. was born march 23 pages of a to mitchell boettcher in california and debra victorino felker of san francisco california. mr. bratcher attended former as you left the woodrow wilson high in 1980. he went on to attend morehouse college in atlanta georgia. he graduated from st. mary's college in 1994. he continued his education earning a masters from san francisco state. mr. bratcher had a strong desire for education. he wanted to be a positive influence on the youth in his community and beyond. he was a principal for several sf usd schools including noah maxwell middle school and galileo high school. he also worked in leadership positions at thurgood marshall high school and mission high school. the strip dr. went on to work for pittsburgh unified school district did mr. bratcher was a mentor for many youth and assisted many with obtaining college scholarship he a pulley truly put his heart so and time into his community fulfilled his dreams by leading others to their dreams. he is proceeded by in his death by his father mitch

july. savannah? >> all right, hallie jackson, thank you. brushed off questions being raised about her health claiming they're part of a wacky republican strategy. nbc's andrea mitchell has that part of the story. andrea, good morning to you. >> good morning, matt. hillary clinton on a high dollar fund-raising swing through california today dismissing what her aides are calling deranged conspiracy theories by donald trump and his surrogates about her health. hillary clinton on jimmy kimmel live joking about the health issue. themes. take my pulse while i'm talking to you. >> okay. >> make sure i'm alive. >> oh, my god, there's nothing there. >> there's nothing there. what can i say? >> it's an almost constant refrain from donald trump calling clinton weak. >> she doesn't have the strength or the stamina. she also lacks the mental and physical stamina. to take on isis. observers, by his frequent side man, former new york mayor rudy giuliani. >> i think she's tired. >> reporter: on monday giuliani criticizing a recent clinton event. >> she looked sick. >> a day earlier offering widely criticized internet videos as supposed proof. >> go online and put down hillary clint

on july 8, 2016 longtime sfusd leader and principal markets-senior pastor with. was born march 23 pages of a to mitchelloettcher in california and debra victorino felker of san francisco california. mr. bratcher attended former as you left the woodrow wilson high in 1980. he went on to attend morehouse college in atlanta georgia. he graduated from st. mary's college in 1994. he continued his education earning a masters from san francisco state. mr. bratcher had a strong desire for education. he wanted to be a positive influence on the youth in his community and beyond. he was a principal for several sf usd schools including noah maxwell middle school and galileo high school. he also worked in leadership positions at thurgood marshall high school and mission high school. the strip dr. went on to work for pittsburgh unified school district did mr. bratcher was a mentor for many youth and assisted many with obtaining college scholarship he a pulley truly put his heart so and time into his community fulfilled his dreams by leading others to their dreams. he is proceeded by in his death by his father mitchel

appeal number 16-092, mitchell kemp versus san francisco public works, 1590 sacramento street, protesting the is you wans on april 19, 2016 to extenet s*m systems, this was heard on july, 2016 and continue today have the department of public health appear before the board of their review of wireless box permits, i would ask if there is someone here from public health to please step forward and president, shall we give them three minutes then to the board? >> >> three minutes. >> good eve anyones my name is patrick foal, i'm the principal inspector currently managing the sale antenna program for public health, to my right is [inaudible] tes l*er, senior inspector with our program and serving as the technical lead. i understand there were questions raised concerning the utility pole installation of the extenet antenna, we're here to answer your questions. >> we've heard so many of these, which one was -- commissioner swig? >> so, in this -- in the documentation, there were notes that said the standard is 6 feet, and that was at 100 watts, then there was a change of the equipment and it went to 120 watts and then suddenly the standard moved to four feet. and so i'm not a

mitchells ice cream. and stayed in the bay area for college and law school. and care about the city sw community and how the department serves those who live here. julyre my parents lived bayview station officer [inaudible] entered the memory care facility where my 72 year old mother is living out her final daysfelt they used excessive force to detain my mother who has alzheimer's and deaf and cannot speak. they did this over the objections of medical staff. all of this over two dementia patients who argued about a chair. my mother posed no threat. she was on the shofea when officers arrived. the other [inaudible] i do not begrudge her for this. she is suffering from the same terrible disease. the trained medical staff told sfpd there is no need to intervene. when officer [inaudible] officer haase did this after a nurse asked her not to do so. i arrived shortly there after. my mother was on the sofa hands in her lap. she beamed when she saw me and stood up to give a hug and sat back down. officer haase informed me my mother was detained for 5150. officer haases never received crisis intervention training and informed-- >> likely to hurt anybody irrel

mitchells ice cream. and stayed in the bay area for college and law school. and care about the city sw community and how the department serves those who live here. july 26 near where my parents lived bayview station officer [inaudible] entered the memory care facility where my 72 year old mother is living out her final daysfelt they used excessive force to detain my mother who has alzheimer's and deaf and cannot speak. they did this over the objections of medical staff. all of this over two dementia patients who argued about a chair. my mother posed no threat. she was on the shofea when officers arrived. the other [inaudible] i do not begrudge her for this. she is suffering from the same terrible disease. the trained medical staff told sfpd there is no need to intervene. when officer [inaudible] officer haase did this after a nurse asked her not to do so. i arrived shortly there after. my mother was on the sofa hands in her lap. she beamed when she saw me and stood up to give a hug and sat back down. officer haase informed me my mother was detained for 5150. officer haases never received crisis intervention training and informed-- >> likely to hurt a