the mayor has signed off on a site near bay and kearny streets. vas vas reports it come -- joe vazquez reports it comes as the surrounding neighborhood has seen an uptick in violence tied to the homeless. >> reporter: the newest navigation center will be built here, on a city owned parking lot. the lot at kearny and bay has no homes or businesses in the immediate vicinity, but it's three blocks from pier 39, an international tourist attraction. >> this is to bring folks with shopping carts and folks who are sleeping in the plaza off the nagati centedhe in other parts of the city. he hopes it will make a difference here by offering short-term shelters and other services. >> there will be on site case managers who are there to offer mental health services. >> reporter: nick, owner of the new lefty odools on the wharf says people will have mixed feelings. >> a lot of people will say this is the last frontier where tourists have a place to come where they're not going to be harassed and bothered. other people that work down here might think it's good.

the mayor signed off on a site near bay and kearny streets.. an >>> san francisco is planning a new navigation center to tackle the homeless crisis, the mayor signed off on a site on distct. it will have shelters and outreach but not everyone is on board with the idea. >> we are all on edge, parents especially. that is why the navigation center is out of left field, i do not see it addressing the immediate problem. >> the supervisor says he will hold public meetings about the violence and north beach as well as the new navigation center in the weeks to come. >>> there is going to do it for kpix5 news at noon, the bold and the beautiful is coming up next, have a great afternoon. goodbye. it's finally here. the ross fall fashion event has the brands you want... nooo... yes. ...at "oh, yes!" prices. like that handbag for-wait-how much? what? check this out. that's yes for less. find your new fall look at the ross fall fashion event. ross has the trends you want and the brands you love. and it feels even better when you find them for less. get to t

the supervisor says the mayor has signed off on a site near bay and kearny streets. he hopes it will make a difference i offering short- term shelters and mental health outreach. north beach has experience an uptick -- uptick in violence. they will hold public meetings about the violence as well as a new navigation center in the weeks to come. >>> time now for a look at what's coming up later on cbs4 this morning. dale king joins us from new york. >> reporter: we are here getting ready. we will begin with their world and 90 seconds. hurricane florence is being called the storm of a lifetime because it's huge. listen to this, three feet of rain is expected. the booming popularity of electric scooters is leading to more emergency room visits. we will look at how some companies are looking to protect their riders. also we will introduce you to the first woman to leave the citadel court of -- corps of cadets in its history. it must be special and she tells us why her desire to lead is not about making barriers. those stories and more. we will see what 7:00. >>> a walt --

patient was walking and wounded and another patient was packaged up and brought down on a backboard and kearny to the ambulance and that is the extent of the injuries i know. >> i'm sorry if you said this, but the deceased individual, man or woman? >> it is a male. >> we have the fire deputy chief with the palo alto fire department and we appreciate your time. >> you got it. >> we have live pictures and we understand the faa and ntsb are involved in this incident and will be arriving here this afternoon, sometime later today. as we get more information, of course, we will bring it to you. we have jesse gary and hopefully we will get a live report in just a bit. >>> breaking news in the east bay in oakland where witnesses told ktvu that two oakland police officers are injured and the suspect is in custody after a domestic violence call. >> we have christien kafton live on the scene. he had a loaded firearm? >> reporter: absolutely. we will have a lot more details but first, let's get a live look. you can see the investigators are gathering -- gathering evidence at 89th and b where this situatio

samantha cordova/kearny resident:"you're shaming a black man for doing a job, providing for his family don't think that's right."gabby cabacab/clifton resident: "what's he supposed to do when he doesn't have an acting gig, just chill?"mike contino/branchburg resident: "bagging groceries isn't anything to be ashamed of either."in fact, many say it's something to be proud of. support is pouring in for owens on social media, from the spokesperson for the national rifle association to the actors union, sag-afra. gabrielle carteris/president, sag-afra:"if you're on a big show or not, the truth is people are paid different salaries at different times in their lives. so shame. that's what i'll say as the sag-afra president. shame on anybody who would make fun of somebody really working."kathleen kellaigh/actress:"we will do whatever it takes to make our families happy and bring joy to our audiences."no one answered the door at owens' home and he did not return our calls... but he thanked supporters on instagram posting "there's no shame in hard work." work."shame in hard "there's no posting "

there are pending applications on the other side of kearny in the downtown. pending applications to the south of bush street. so, geography has been served. there is no question about that. if the conversation around access should really be a conversation around the price point, which is none of this cannabis, whether recreational or medical in nature, is affordable to actually people who want to get it. that's where this conversation should be going. but relative to physical geographical access, i can stand here in good conscience as somebody who has supported and voted for and made clear that i would come back for the needs and wants of chinatown, which is not only a physical place, which it indeed is, it is also the spiritual, psychological, headquarters of the chinese american community, not only in san francisco, but beyond. this has had chinatown support from the community tenants association, from the chinese chamber of commerce, chinese consolidated association, development center across all walks of life. i want to show that community that this city,

and then the land going to the east to kearny and then up to powell, about 14 square blocks. that's adding together half blocks. >> as of right now, you don't have one m.c.d. or dispensary inside that 14-block radius, right? >> supervisor peskin: that's correct. >> president cohen: ok. and to the best of my knowledge, my research shows there are no pending applications either for this block, is that correct? >> supervisor peskin: correct. >> president cohen: discussion around a moratorium, would you be able to entertain a legislation instead of passing legislation today, could we in turn put in place a moratorium, to sunset to allow us to revisit at a later date? >> supervisor peskin: that was suggested by the planning commission there be a sunset date on that. the community that i represent was not open to that. having said that, legislation is a human creation and can be changed and altered and rescinded in the future if, you know, attitudes and more' change. >> president cohen: that makes sense. i'm going to pivot to mr. star from the planning department. if you could tell

francine: this is everything matt kearny studies on a daily basis.as talked a lot about productivity as the secret sauce of an economy. met carney will be zeroing in on that. francine: up next, we continue surveillance with two more on brexit. -- plenty more on brexit. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: emerging markets see their largest roster since the crisis.l cro -- how much further does the selloff have to run? -- we are krona live with the governor of the world's largest central bank this morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance." scarlet is in new york in for tom keene. we go to politics in the u.s. to politics in italy. i just wrapped up an interview with the former prime minister, tony blair. we talked about brexit. he is trying to push for a second referendum because he says that is the only way out to get elegantly out of this brexit. scarlet: he has been pushing that second referendum for a while. the president in the u.s. now on a rampage look for the person who wrote the anonymous op-ed in the new york times. we will see how that all plays