by mail or email may submit their comments to me, julie moore, e.i.r. coordinator at 1650 mission street, suite 400, by 5:00 p.m. on july 27. there's a handout there if you need that written down. we anticipate publication of documents this fall followed by a hearing. unless commissioners have questions, i respectfully suggest that the public hearing on this item be open. >> vice president melgar: with that, we'll hear public comment on this item. anyone that wishes to submit public comment on the draft e.i.r., please come up and do so now. ms. clark. >> this is a great project. it has the -- sorry. i'm laura clark, for the record. i run yimbi action, yes, in my backyard. it's a great project. it has the potential to do a lot of good. i would like to take a moment for this e.i.r. and reflect on how much time and money and very elaborate bureaucracy is being spent on this and will it get us the quantity of housing that we need? it seems like a great project. and yet we're spending a lot of bureaucratic time on the discretionary processes because of the wa

i'm julie moore, planning department staff and senior environmental planner for the 30 otis street project, proposed project. joining me are my colleagues, members of the project sponsor team are here as well. the item before you is review and comment on the 30 otis street project draft environmental report, pursuant to the california environmental quality act. and san francisco's local procedures for implementing cqua. requires the planning department to schedule a notice public meeting and obtain comments the historic perservation commission may have prepared for projects that contain a resource that the environmental review officer determines based on substantial evidence to be a historical resource. public review period for the proposed project began on june 13th and will continue until 5:00 p.m. on july 27th. commission members were sent electronic copies of the draft e.i.r. and backgrounds, historic resource evaluation and the preservation team review form. the commission's secretary has just distributed a handout, i'll refer to later. copies are available for members of the public o

i'm julie moore, senior environmental planner and e.i.r. coordinator for the 30 otis street project. i'm joined by my colleague. is the court reporter starting? okay. good. members of the consultant team and project sponsor team are also present. the item before you is reviewing comment on the 30 otis street draft environmental impact report, or draft e.i.r. the purpose of the hearing is to take public comment on the adequacy, completeness of the draft e.i.r., pursuant to ceqa and san francisco's local procedures for implementing ceqa. no approval action on this document is requested at this time. the public approval time began july 30 and will continue until july 27, 2018. i will provide a brief overview. it's developed with five buildings from one to three stories in height. the project would demolish the five buildings, merge the five lots to one lot and construct a residential bulling with ground fall retail and arts use. it will include a 10-story podium across the site and 27-story single tower near otis and 12th street. it would rang

julie moore, senior environmental planning, planning department staff.uestion before you is has the appellant demonstrated that the ceqa determination, the c.p.e., is not based on substantial evidence? the department believes the c.p.e. fully meets the requirements of ceqa and is supported by substantial evidence. the department's written appeal responses address all of the appellant's claim, but i would like to focus on three key issues. as i will discuss the existing building on the project site is not an historic resource under ceqa, and therefore, there would be no peculiar historic impact. the appellant's claims regarding eastern neighborhoods growth projections are incorrect and misleading as are arguments regarding environmental impacts of changing transportation patterns, gentrifycation and displacement. and finally the environmental impacts on the school were analyzed in the c.p.e. in regards to our reliance on the eastern neighborhoods e.i.r., the appellant argues that the e.i.r. is outdated because the number of residential projects in the dep

. >> reporter: from across america and three foreign countries, robert moore's former students returned. >> julierly 300 of them. >> good to see you. >> reporter: all here to tell mr. moore the huge difference he made in their lives. >> so good to see you. >> reporter: many went into education. >> you're the reason i'm teaching right now. >> reporter: many more pursued music. >> a 25-year career, singing with the l.a. opera and all around the country. and it wouldn't have happened without you. >> reporter: just a man who touched so many lives. >> helped turn my life around. >> not sure where i'd be without him. >> reporter: to repay their debt of gratitude, the students rented out the old poncan theater and put on one last show for their mentor. >> please, be seated. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: their harmonic voices and their cumulative success are no doubt a testament to what a good teacher can accomplish in a career, and i say "good teacher," which isn't always the same as a likable teacher. >> discipline was huge. >> lots and lots of discipline. >> he was not warm and fuzzy, not at all. >> not a lot of h

nomination for dense i say richard for a four-year term ending july 31, 2022, and approve supervisor fewer's nomination for kathrin moorefor a four term ending july 31, 2022. >> supervisor safai: can we do that without objection? without objection, that matter is sent to the full board of supervisors. please call item three -- oh, maybe we can do three and four together. >> clerk: just to clarify, item one and two have been amended to approve the appointment, and those are forwarded to the full task force with recommendation. item number three is it a motion approving, rejecting the mayor's nomination of the appointment of rodney fong to the planning department for a term ending july 31, 2022, item four is a motion approving, rejecting the mayor's nomination of the appointment of milicent johnson to the planning department for a term ending july 31, 2022. >> supervisor safai: commissioner fong, please come forward. >> president fong: good afternoon, supervisors. i won't take much of your time, but i think the conversation we just had was a fascinating one, and needs to continue beyond the confirmation appointment. i thi

happy fourth of july - i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. close watch on the weather - ahead of the big fireworks displays. we also have team coverage of the fireworks... kron4's gabe slate is standing by at the marin county fair. we'll talk to him in a bit... charles clifford is on the embarcadero tonight... where tens of thousands of revelers are expected to take in the show over the bay. but we want to start with gayle ong at the contra costa county fair in antioch tonight. gayle? (pam) one of the biggest fireworks shows in the bay area is the one over the bay itself... off san francisco's fisherman's wharf. however... this year, as often happens, there are some concerns about low visibility due to fog... kron4's charles clifford is near pier 39 tonight... with the latest on the preparations... charles.. (pam) and - one way to make sure you get a good view of the fireworks - tune into kron 4's july fourth live... we will cover fireworks shows from concord, san rafael, san jose and san francisco.. it is the only 4th of (pam) charles..prepa

trump administration and say they are not shutting down statue of liberty on 4th of july. >> she took advice from michael mooret your body on the line to stop trump s. this what the far left is pushing for? >> the heart of the far left is with this particular part of the movement. there is the maxine waters shouting people down in gas stations. let's go down to the restaurants and shout them out of restaurants and badger people coming out of dinner. schumer and pelosi are saying we are alienated huge parts of the country. and the hard left say you have no passion. it's clear to will be lose. it won't be the passion. there is a wild shift in the left happening thanks to the far left. it doesn't bode well for them in future election physical -- elections if they continue it which is fine to me. >> a piece on the hill this morning. progressive poised to shape agenda if the dems take back house. is that the case? >> they believe that all of the spirit is with the bernie sanders left of the movement. there was a gap between the intersectional left and bernie sanders. they said bernie sanders was not paying enough a

approve president cohen's reapipement of dennis richards and kathrin moore to the planning commission for four-year terms ending july 1, 2022. >> all right, supervisor kim? >> i just want to thank both commissioner moore and richards for their service on the planning kim and i appreciate they're willing to continue to serve. this is commissioner moore's fourth term which is extraordinary. the planning commission is certainly not just a volunteer commission. it is a ton of work and many hours. and watching many planning commission meetings i just want to extend my appreciation to our two board appointees for all of their work and rigor and also for continuing on and i'm happy to be supporting these two appointees today. >> thank you. supervisor presidency kin. >> thank you, supervisor cohen and i want to thank you, madam president, for seeing fit to reappoint those two individuals that give voice to those who need to be heard before that important body. thank you. >> absolutely. all right, seeing that there are no further names on the roster, can we take this same house, same call? all right. without objection this p

july. we are sorry about our president. he doesn't reflect all our views and the majority of us are ashamed. michael moore said this.appy resistance day. the revolt continues. some 242 years later. come on, people, let's finish this. not to be left out. i refuse to let donald trump have the flag of the united states as his own. i refuse to have the stars spanningled banner as a cudgel against free speech. i refused to bow to cynicism. why aren't liberals proud of america on the 4th of july. joining me philippe reines and gina loudon. gina, do democrats have a patriotism problem? >> polling suggests perhaps they do. polling suggests democrats tend to be patriotic based upon who is occupying the white house rather than the founding principles of america, the constitution, the struggles of our founding fathers to establish our country. that's what conservatives tend to base their conservatism on. democrats feel more patriotic when they are protesting. 51% said they believe the patriotic thing to do is to break a law or refuse to go to a law and burn a flag. the lines are very different between democrats and republicans

president of the board of supervisors malia cohen's reappointment of kathrin moore to the planning commission board for a term ending july 1, 2022. >> hello, supervisors. let me begin by looking back and reflecting on how i engaged with the city. working as an urban designer and architect since the early '70s, i've found myself on the opposite side of the table, explaining to city officials like yourselves, planning directors, commissions, while planning and urban design matters. over the years, people started to recognize my voice. so in 2001, i was asked to sit on the treasure island citizen advisory board, which i continued for 15 years until 2015. in 2005, i was appointed to the san francisco waterfront advisory committee. and i continue to serve on that body. earlier this year, elaine forbes asked me to join the pier 70 design review, this is sprinkled in between my three terms on the planning commission. i was first appointed to the planning commission, if you count backwards, in 2006. i'm speaking with the unchanged conviction that as an urban design architect, i'm able to bring a broad perspective and raise the b

. >> commissioner moore: move to continue items 1-4 to the dates proposed, adding items 12 to july 12, 16 to july 12, and 17 to august 23, 2018. >> president hillis: did you want to take the -- project sponsor asked for august 23 -- >> commissioner moore: i thought that it was to -- i'm sorry. thank you. >> august 23 is impacted as it is closed, but you can certainly still continue the matter to it. >> president hillis: let's do that. things my change by august 23. >> commissioner moore: continue to the dates read into the record. >> president hillis: thank you. is there a second? >> clerk: thank you, commissioners. there's a motion that's been seconded. to continue items 1-4 as proposed. item 12 to july 12. item 16 to august 23. item 17 to july 12. on that motion -- [roll call] so moved, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously 6-0. commissioners, that passes us to commission matters, item 5, consideration of adopt of draft minutes, june 14, 2018. >> president hillis: any public comment on draft minutes? seeing none, we'll close public comment. >> clerk: is there a motion? >> co

july 6. <"we asked her, 'were you in the jeep?' and she said, 'that was my jeep.' chelsea moorefound missing woman: "and at that point, we just kind of like panicked with adrenaline, like, 'oh my god, you were in that car we just saw and you're alive.'">( darya ) angela hernandez told authorities she swerved to avoid hitting a rabbit and then crashed into the rocks below. rescuers say it appears hernandez suffered a ( terisa ) happening today... fire crews will retreive the body of a firefighter who died battling a wildfire near yosemite. braden varney was a heavy fire equipment operator. he was driving a bulldozer when he died on saturday. it is still not clear exactly how varney died. the ferguson fire has now burned more than 6 square miles on the western edge of yosemite. some rural communities and several lodges and hotels have been evacuated. that fire is just 2-percent contained this morning. ( terisa ) in the east bay... a 3-point-0 earthquake hit just a mile away from castro valley. the quake hit just before noon yesterday... along the hayward fault. more than 800 peopl

july 6. <"we asked her, 'were you in the jeep?' and she said, 'that was my jeep.' chelsea moore/found missing woman: "and at that point, we just kind of like panicked with adrenaline, like, 'oh my god, you were in that car we just saw and you're alive.'">( robin ) angela hernandez told authorities she swerved to avoid hitting a rabbit and then crashed into the rocks below. rescuers say it appears hernandez suffered a concussion. ( robin ) the family of two young girls killed in an antioch crash back in january .... celebrated what would have been the younger child's 3rd birthday over the weekend. kron 4's ali reid explains that the family wanted to do this... to show their support for all the people who have helped them in their time of grief. "happy birthday dear celina, happy birthday to you"after wishing camila cardoza a happy birthday, balloons soared into the air. her mother and father torn. camila's 3rd birthday was 2 weeks ago --- july 3rd --- but the family held off the celebration.it was hard for us so we waited a little bitboth camila and her 4 year old sister lenexy d

president's evangelical adviser, johnny moore, says there's a high level of confidence to overturn roe v. wade. the president says he'll announce his court choice july 9th. joining me now, is msnbc legal analyst, danny cevallos. let's start with roe v. wade. what would happen for the supreme court to overturn such a landmark case? >> roe v. wade is not really in as immediate danger as many are saying. procedurally, what would have to happen is an actual case addressiaddress ing roe v. wade would have to work its way through the courts. even if it got to the supreme court, the supreme court would have to vote to hear it. and even if it heard it, recall now, if you want to call somebody a swing vote, that swing vote would be justice roberts. and when you think about roe v. wade, yes, it stands on very flimsy legal justification, but on the other hand, it's also been part of jurisprudence for decades. and the supreme court, prudent to what they call stare decisis, is likely to let something as old as roe v. wade stand, simply because it's been around so long that everybody accepts it as a constitutional right, even though it's built on a flimsy house o

july 6. <"we asked her, 'were you in the jeep?' and she said, 'that was my jeep.' chelsea moore/found missing woman: "and at that point, we just kind of like panicked with adrenaline, like, 'oh my god, you were in that car we just saw and you're alive.'"> (justine) angela hernandez told authorities she swerved to avoid hitting a rabbit and then crashed into the rocks below. rescuers say it appears hernandez suffered a concussion. ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong yi use the chase mobile app® to pay practically anyone, at any bank? all while creating a masterpiece made of tea leaves? ♪ ♪ yes. but this isn't for just anyone. ♪ ♪ hong yi! it's for the strongest man in her life. ♪ ♪ life. lived red's way. chase. make more of what's yours. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] (justine) a 3.0 magnitude earthquake struck nearly a mile away from castro valley this afternoon.

moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. we're counting down to west coast fireworks celebrations and to our own july 4-th live show. tonight gabe slate is live at the marin county fair and gayle ong joins us from the contra costa county fair. both will locations will host fireworks shows tonight. (pam) but first, let's check in with charles clifford in san francisco... where the biggest bay area show of the night is expected. charlescharles. charles. (ken) thank you charles.... well another party is happening tonight at the marin county fair....where they're all set for the fireworks show tonight.(pam) that's where we find kron-4's gabe slate... gabe what is the vibe like out there? (pam) turning now to our four zone forecast. lawrence karnow joins us now. (ken) lawrence what does our fireworks forecast look like? lawrence karnow: skies cleared for most of the bay area except for some lingering clouds at the coast. highs were will below normal and in the 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. the fog and low clouds will return tonight for the fireworks. clouds will be along the coast a

moore, spilling all the tea. it is all over the skinny on this monday, july 30th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>>d morning and welcome to romina puga who is filling in for diane, she's with our sister network fusion. >> not used to working with people. >> no. i can't believe i'm next to another live human being. >> or so you think. but welcome to you and we'll get to the bruce willis thing, but we'll start with the deadly wildfires raging out of control. >> flames have incinerated hundreds of thousands of acres up and down the state. and the two largest of those are still far from being fully contained. the ferguson fire and the carr fire. >> a firefighter has died. brian hughes was removing brush and debris when he was hit by a falling tree. marci gonzalez has more. >> reporter: with new flames igniting and little relief in sight, the carr fire near redding, california spreading in every direction. the death toll here rising to six. among the victims, melanie bledsoe and two of her great grandchildren. her body was found draped over the children in a final effort to save them. several others are

using 4th of july to attack trump instead of celebrating the country, including comedian chelsea handler for apologizing for president trump and filmmaker michael moorerging resistance to continue their revolts. those are just two examples. richard, why can't you guys just love america, like the rest of the country. why do you have to po liticize our nation? >> i love america and i think chelsea handler, as well as the filmmaker loves america, as well. i think, i mean i think what we're saying, we disagree on policy and we're using the 4th of july to talk about it. there is reason to disagree. 2000 kids at the border can't find their parents. deficit is highest since world war ii and midnight tonight we start a trade war with china. there are reasons to protest and be upset where america is going, period. >> what do you think about this whacky woman that jumps on the statue of liberty and causes all sorts of disruption among the police force and coast guard on independence day. she has a long track record of goofy things and wasting taxpayer money. >> also dangerous things, public safety risk, if she fell, what could happen below. you have first resp

in tinsley's case moore determined her murderer was miller or his brother. on julyators secretly pulled used condomes from miller's trash and sent them to the crime lab. three days later con firmation. his dna matched the suspect's. >> i do appreciate the law enforcement agencies thinking out of the box who have jumped in and used this incredible technology to help bring closure to these families. >> reporter: since may, parabon nano labs has unloaded 140 crime scene dna samples to ged match getti getting hits for more than half and identified five cold cases across the country including the alleged golden state killer tied to dozen of rapes and murders in the '70s and '80s. on the 30th anniversary of tinsley's death her mother revealed what she wanted to know most from april's killer. >> the main question i would ask is why. what made her stand out the most? that would be the main question i would ask him over and over and over again. why? >> reporter: this sign sums up the feelings of this community that has been haunted for the past 30 years by this murder. prose

moore, abc news, ft. worth, texas. >>> we're hearing new details about the fourth of july activist who forced a shutdown ofheibtyd soduct. here is whit johnson. >> reporter: federal charges for the woman at the center of this fourth of july takedown, patricia okoumou, toying with police for nearly four hours. >> she couldn't go any further. >> reporter: officers finally securing her, using a safety harness, ropes and a ladder to take her into custody. okoumou was part of a group protesting president trump's immigration policy but says she made a spur of the moment decision to climb the iconic statue. >> when they go low, we go high, and i went as high as i could. >> reporter: but prosecutors say her actions put lives in danger. the nypd diverting resources. auth tourists. >> we planned it and everything on the fourth of july on purpose. so i'm very upset. >> reporter: okoumou thanked the u.s. park officers involved in her arrest. she's now pleading not guilty to the multiple charges against her. whit johnson, abc news, new york. >>> speaking of the statue of liberty, the u.s. postal service owes a sculptor millions

moore said happy resistance day, the revolt continues, 242 years later. come on, people, let's finish this and this tweet from chelsea handler who said to every country on 4 julyre sorry about our president, he doesn't reflect our views and we hope you know the majority of us are ashamed was we will rally each other and come back to the world one step at a time. november is coming. also sorry about hot dogs. joey just night might have something to say about that. folks on social media fighting back, kevin says i hate when they act like they speak for america even though 2016 showed no one cares what they have to say. shelley says except she is wrong, many people in the usa are proud of our president. heather: and proud to be americans regardless. apologizing for america. let's talk about this nonpolitical event. it is a tradition. a hot dog eating contest, joey chestnut won for the 11th time in a row downing 74 hot dogs in 10 minutes but he ate so fast, initially had 64 hot dogs. she has not responded, saying early on they messed up. i didn't let it bother me. and would not when the contest. 74, to say the least. 74 hot dogs, is there anything more american? >

july the 2nd. our top story: firefighters from across england are joining their colleagues on the burning moors ofreater manchester and lancashire today. crews from tyne and wear, northamptonshire and shropshire are attempting to extinguish major fires on winter hill above bolton, and saddleworth moor near 0ldham. kevin fitzpatrick is at winter hill for us this morning. sally has more. it's hot, sweaty work. there's no end in sight. firefighters have spent a third full day on winter hill, but despite their best efforts, eight square kilometres of moorland are still alight. this fire is over quite an extensive area of two faces of winter hill, so we've got to areas in the region of about four square kilometres each, so about four square kilometres each, so fire fronts. fire crews have travelled here from as far away as south wales and warwickshire, working in the intense heat and thick smoke. fighting claims not just heat and thick smoke. fighting claims notjust on the ground but from the air. —— flames. it's from there the scale of the fire becomes clear. strong winds caused two separate areas of

she'd been missing since july 6th when a pair of hikers spotted her demolished car in the water friday. they told us what happened next. >> reporter: chad and chelsea moore were looking for places to fish along the beach friday evening when they saw something strange. >> we saw a bumper first and we were like there's a bumper. that's weird. then we came around another bend and saw the car. >> reporter: it was a 2011 white jeep patriot. they didn't realize it was the car search and rescue teams have been looking for for days. the jeep belonged to missing oregon woman angela hernandez missing for a week now found alive telling authorities she swerved off the road to avoid hitting a rabbit sending herself off the edge of a cliff down to the rocky button. >> it looked like there wouldn't have been -- bottom. >> it looked like there wouldn't have been any survivors. the car was pretty bad and there weren't signs of people or blood or anything. >> reporter: the moores started collecting items from the jeep including the license plate in hopes of giving it to law enforcement. the couple tells me after they found the jeep at the bottom of this cliffside here the

july 6th. she was on a road trip from her home in oregon to southern california, when she vanished. a couple on a camping trip stumbled upon her. chad and chelsea moore say they were looking for places to fish friday night when they spotted a jeep liberty at the bottom of a 200-foot coastal bluff. 0-17 chad moore/ found missing woman17-30 chelsea moore/ found missing woman"and we turnedght there in the rocks, j looked like hell, but she was happy at the same time. she was really happy to see us, and we asked her, 'were you in the jeep?' and she said, 'that was my jeep.'"and at that point, we just kind of like panicked with adrenaline, like, 'oh my god, you were in that car we just saw and you're alive.'(justine) chelsea (justine)you're alive.' (justine) chelsea took a photo with angela, holding the cars license plate. both of the smiling! angela told authorities she swerved to avoid hitting a rabbit and then crashed into the rocks below. rescuers say it appears she suffered a concussion. (jr stone) in the north bay. a family of four is home safe tonight... after being rescued from a boat that ran aground. it happened around one yesterday afternoon in

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moore said this: happy resistance day. the revolt continues. some 242 years later. come on, people, let's finish this. ooh. and not to be left out, dan rather wrote: on this fourth of july, i refuse to let donald trump have the flag of the united states as his own. i refuse to have the pledge of allegiance sullied by the divisions of our present national leaders. i refuse to have the star spangled lapper used as a cudgel against speech. i refuse to let the best of this nation be debased and weaponized against truth and justice. i refuse to bow to cynicism. why aren't liberals proud of america on the fourth of july? joining me now, former senior adviser to secretary of state hillary clinton philippe rhine us in, and gina loudon who is a member of president trump's media advisory board. gina, do democrats have a patriotism problem? >> well, polling suggests that perhaps they to. polling suggests that, in fact, democrats tend to be patriotic based upon who is actually occupying the white house rather than the w founding principles f america such as the constitution, the struggles of our founding fathers to establish our country, those kinds ofhe things. that's whath conser

moore research center inc., which shows the normal seasonal patterns in the gold market. according to their data, going long a december gold futures contract, basically betting gold, on july, and holding through september 6 has produced a profit, get this, 13 the last 15 years that's pretty sure, isn't it i mean, really these are very big gains that you can get. in short, i think we've just entered the single best time of year to bet on gold. of course, past performance does not guarantee future results for all we know, this will be one of the couple years, very rare, where gold does go down from late july to september. but all else being equal, this better have the seasonal patterns on your side than to fight against them and i am a huge believer in seasonality. more importantly, from a technical perspective, wall street has gotten extremely pessimistic about this precious metal. garner is a contrarian she goes against the grain she likes to go bullish when everybody is else bearish, because that's how you spot major opportunities. at the moment, gold definitively falls into that category according to consensus bullish index, just 28% of the industry insiders that were p

july 27th if the north koreans are true for once to their word. trish? >> trish: right around the corner. thanks, jonathan. one of the many brave americans that fought in the korean war was captain harry moorethis air force pilot was shot down in korea in 1951 and he never returned home. his family has never forgotten him. too this day, they're still pushing for answers and seeking closure. here with us, lois moore and bob moore. lois, you were married to him. i know that bob, you were his brother. and you too also have a unique story yourself. walk me through the -- how challenging the last several decades have been as you sought to figure out what happened to your loved one. >> we haven't figured out anything about it. we were notified in 2002 that captain moore was missing in action. a year later, since nothing had been heard from him while he was declared killed in action. at that time we started to find out what actually happened to him. so we heard about the dpmo, and we joined that group and we went to all of their meetings. we attended the meetings for 14 years. we never got any additional information. we had the story that she was shot down and later on in 2002, we were notified th

july. i'm joanna gosling. welcome to bbc newsroom live. firefighters from across england are joining their colleagues on the burning moors of greater manchesterancashire today. crews from tyne and wear, northamptonshire and shropshire are attempting to extinguish major fires on winter hill, above bolton, and moors around saddleworth, near oldham. ben norman, from lancashire fire and rescue service has been explaining the problems his team faces. the ground is very arduous conditions that they are working on so conditions that they are working on so that creates its challenges. we are enjoying a fabulous summer period but it's not great for the firefighters all the fire itself, which is why we have the most aggressive fighting at four a: m. , which is why we have the most aggressive fighting at four a:m., at first light. as the day gets hotter it creates problems for the firefighters and intensifies the firefighters and intensifies the fire and we will also see fires that we extinguish yesterday where we tried to dig out the pete and the fire beneath the ground, they will flare—up again today and create significant problems for us. clearly the

july. quick start too here had the 2nd christian yelich. you're out at 2nd. but the damage is done. it's 3-0. and here comes moore. a no doubter. see you later. that's yelich. solo home run his faf teenth homer this year. milwaukee wins it 7-1. >>> well good morning good morning happening this morning, thousands of runners all got up bright and early at 5:30 for the start of the san francisco marathon, just in the mens. the winner jorge and the women's body tren. they've already finished believe it or not. they'll take on that 26.2 miles rather. they started in admission. the race takes runners along the water front. over the golden gate bridge and back through the hate finishing along the water front past at&t park and will end at embarkadaro. >> because the race runs through the city expect road closures on the course until about noontime today and detours will be posted in case you end up driving near some of the runners near the course. the golden gate bridge not shut down. the racers will be running on the sidewalk instead. >>> one of the thousands of people running in today's marathon is 22-year-old laurel hillbert. he ta

july 17th. ( james ) in fairfield -- police arrest a man allegedly involved in a shooting that happened earlier last month. officers arrested 33- year-old keith coon. police say the victim -- melvin moores arguing with coon in a parking lot of an apartment complex on travis boulevard. that's where police found the victim who was shot ... he later died. last week, officers caught up with coon and arrested him in san pablo. ( james )in contra costa county... the brentwood police department is investigating a killing. a woman was found dead inside her home tuesday morning... and the suspect, her son, is in custody. kron 4's charles clifford has the story. well, as of tuesday evening the investigation into this case continues. one person is in custody could be charged with murdering his own mother. it's an attack that has stunned this quiet neighborhood.around 10:30 tuesday morning, the brentwood police department responded here to chaucer drive on reports of a possible residential burglary and of cars being burglarized. when officers arrived on scene they detained a male suspect. brentwood police captain doug silva explains what happened next.sotand then as a result of our contac