so staff is clear, it sounds like it's a resolution to explore closing octavia street from fell to linden, which would be phase two. >> and explore whatever management -- overall traffic management, i guess -- >> do you want to add that -- yeah. >> and i don't know if we need to amend this -- >> yeah -- >> -- to add that or just have this be the direct to staff, whatever would be easier. >> i would prefer that comment be part of a motion because then, it's clear that it's yes, director, or no director, you have to look at this. >> okay. so does somebody want to state a motion specific? >> a motion to amend the resolution to explore close willing. you don't really -- closing. >> you don't really need to amend the resolution. >> okay. so the motion to approve which includes direct asking the executive director to ask staff to -- safety improvements on linden, the curb management program, which is sounds like work -- it sounds like work is already underway, and then further pedestrianizing octavia and around the corner on hayes street if possible. >> one question. i was confused about -- so

chair, what i have right now is a motion to ask staff to explore closing octavia street from fell to linden street and explore additional parking management on that street. >> continue to explore additional parking management in the area, not just on octavia street. >> so in the project area. >> yes. i don't even want to call it in the project area necessarily because it sounds like the project is only buffering patricia's green, where it's the surrounding blocks. >> okay. in the hayes valley neighborhood. >> yeah. >> okay. so the motion that i have right now is a motion asking staff to explore closing octavia street from fell to linden and explore additional parking management in the hayes valley neighborhood. >> and let's also -- i'm sorry -- include looking at closing additional blocks of hayes street and making them transit only -- >> okay. slow down. >> i'm sorry. >> i think that's -- i don't that's -- was there an agreement from everybody -- >> to look into that. i mean, that's not -- to explore additional transit only streets on hayes. >> okay. so the motion would be to explore closi

help this get through the day linden has autism and traveling can be a bit turbulent. she didn't know how we do alone so she wrote this note to his neighbor on the plane hope and they help out. >>she stuff some cash inside as the thank you. jones head. >>after welly yes getting making that jobs. >>then the draws a secure the lucky seat he says the direct southwest flight from vegas to pdx was full of nonstop activity. he captured this photo at the end to assure alexa all was well. when the $10 thanks. he donated to the autism society in landon's honor their stories since gone viral men's generosity, capturing hearts online there. and saying all. >>but >>we'll take the compliment but just hopes the attention stays on autism awareness. do you think you made a new friend on the sas play with them. 2 new found friends in

they are on linden now.here is a guy every morning, you know, he has a pile of his own feces on one side, syringes on the other, and he is completely comatose. we are calling 311 all the time. you could completely have the camera going and say here is linden street. it is completely sad. why am i paying, you know, the bulk of the bird and when this is nothing for all the rich people? one hundred van ness, come on. this is nothing for them. it is totally unfair how the poor have no say. think about who owns this election. it is the ultrarich. the properties over $75 million, they completely owned the vote because it is weighted by property value. my property value is almost nothing, as are the other condos in the area so we have no voice. s.f. jazz's vota 75 of mine. uber has over 200 of my vote. how come i -- [indiscernible]. >> thank you. thank you. next speaker. next speaker. i'm sorry. >> oh,. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is donna. i live at 720 gough street. i just wanted to say a couple of th

and at the women's world cup sweden linden the 3rd place they often show they did the affronts empty handed. and i'm christine one to welcome to the program. a magnitude 7 point one earthquake has struck 7 kind of fornia the region's strongest tremor in 2 decades the epicenter was some 200 kilometers northeast of los angeles injuries and fires have been reported it's the latest in a series of recent quakes to hit california and experts are warning more are likely to come. from residents watched helplessly as the quake hit the most powerful in 20 years. god knows you know the travelers traveled as far south as mexico for tourists visiting the region it was a surreal moment well we were just you know joe room what if you do you know. of a sudden the room started sort of shaking and we didn't know you don't really know what what leads you to think what you did it doesn't register straightaway that until being killed every everything's moving in the chandelier was shaking and the kids were saying it's an earthquake that is every word in the whole day i was sitting on my share in every wa

the agency has voted to shut down octavia between haze and linden streets near the park in the middle of the block to create space and reduce accidents. it will happen in the next few months. >>> the time is 4:17 and sal will tell us what's happening on the roads. >>> good morning. the commutes look pretty good with not a lot going on, which is nice and let's go to the gilroy commute and traffic is moving nicely on northbound 101, the gilroy super commute and right now, traffic is looking good from gilroy through san jose and continuing into morgan hill and through out into the west valley. silicon valley, if that's your commute and you get up early, take advantage because most people get on the road a little later for that commute. 880 looks good with no major problems and the bay bridge traffic is doing well as you come to the bay bridge, very small delays. in a start for thursday and 4:18 and let's go to steve for the weather. >>> we have a pattern change and we've been stuck for about three days with temperatures in the 60s through 90s. 31 miles-per-hour, the onshore wind is alive

but now parts of it will close between hayes and linden and become an open space for pedestrians and bicyclists. the bustling neighborhood is already a popular spot for shoppers and dog walkers. restaurants the board of the park say the project will help business. >> it is a walking friendly neighborhood, there's a lot of shops and windowshopping and we thrive off of people doing their windowshopping and stopping for lunch or dinner. i think, ultimately for a restaurant like ours that is walk in a business and not reservation, this is something that will benefit us. >> the open street project will begin construction this fall. >>> more frustrations about tourists who, some claim, are spoiling the vibe along the central coast. how someone is using a famous landmark to send their message. >> reporter: over tourism is killing big sur, these are the words painted on a parking turn out right next to the bixby bridge. this comes days after a large banner was hung over the famous part with the same message. >> i think people have the right to make their voice heard, but there is a right way

following his lecture, he moderates a discussion with 96-year-old veteran eli linden and barbara george. >> good morning. it's a pleasure and an honor to welcome all of you here for our presentation this morning by alex kershaw. my name is si bunting. i work at the world war ii memorial. it's an honor and privilege of being around so many heros from that era in our history. and to welcome members of their families and those interested. in learning that history more thoroughly. and making up the deficiencies, i may say, of the extent to which that history is being taught in our schools and colleges. particularly in our schools. the ignorance of the history of our country and particularly of its military history is being widely ignored and that's got to be fixed. and one of the best people to fix it, of course, is our speaker this morning, alex kershaw. we feel in this 75th year of the anniversary of d-day, particularly close to what we call the greatest generation, on memorial day we honored americans who had paid the supreme sacrifice in all of our wars. but we've always felt a particul

following his lecture, he moderates a discussion with 96-year-old veteran eli linden and barbara george. >> good morning. it's a pleasure and an honor to welcome all of you here for our presentation this morning by alex kershaw. my name is si bunting. i work at the world war ii memorial. it's an honor and privilege of being around so many heros from that era in our history. and to welcome members of their families and those interested. in learning that history more thoroughly. and making up

we are talking about a sliver from right here at linden to hayes. proponents say if it works, you can expect an expansion in this neighborhood and beyond. hayes valley is one of the most flavorful and busiest areas in san francisco. >> it has a complement of shops and restaurants and the feeling of people walking around. >> now everything will be a little more accessible by foot. >> it totally will work here and when people see how great it is, they're going to want it here. >> jason henderson is on the board of the hayes valley neighborhood association. an avid cyclist. he's encouraged city transit leaders to shut this half block to cars into a real confined small space. >> literally half a block. >> yes. half a block. >> put in convenient block lanes on hayes and octavia. he says there will be many beneficiaries. >> if you bring a child in here right now, you're probably going to be very worried about them accidentally running into the street or something like that. this is going to make this much more child friendly and family oriented. >> roller

but it's a shutdown octavia between hayes and linden street. as you can see from sky fox there is a park in the middle of the block call patricia screen that includes a children's playground. the agency said the move is meant to reduce accidents and create more public space. the closure is expected to happen by the fall. >>> some good news for drivers who use the richmond san rafael bridge. caltrans has finished pouring concrete for their joint repair project. roosevelt also removed all the plates from the upper deck of the bridge there were put into place to keep concrete from falling to the lower deck. the agency said the overnight work will continue through the end of the month to apply a rubber ceiling. other cleanup work. lane closures will continue. next year caltrans plans to replace the joints on the lower deck of the bridge. >>> oakland the man accused and the random stabbing death of 18- year-old neil wilson on a part platform one year ago next week. was found mentally competent today to stand trial. our crime report it was in court w

i can help this get through the day linden has autism and traveling can be a bit turbulent. didn't know how we do alone so she wrote this note to his neighbor on the plane hope and they help out. >>she stuff some cash inside as the thank you, cracking jokes and. >>after welly yes get making that jobs. >>draws a secure the lucky seat he says the direct southwest flight from vegas to pdx was full of nonstop activity. he captured this photo at the end to assure alexa all was well. o and the $10 thanks. he donated to the autism society inland and honor their stories since gone viral men's generosity, capturing hearts online >>you are over you on the internet saying all. >>but >>then we'll take the compliment but just hopes the attention stays on autism awareness. you think you made a new friend on the sas play with them. 2 new found friends in the friendly skies. >>the family of a man fatally shot by police at a taco bell drive-thru is now following a lawsuit against the palais whole police department and a tragedy in texas the plane crashed at an airport killing everyone on boa

john kelly, mathis mathis, kirstjen nielsen, linden mcmahon. secretary guy, patrick shanahan. they were almost secretaries like andy puzder that was separate and apart from the national security advisers trump has gone through and all the communications directors he's gone through. and all of the other senior white house staff he has gone through in various sandals and blowouts so today when alex acosta became the -- what is it, 11th, 12th, 13th trump cabinet official to resign in disgrace or scandal or extravagant vulgar melodramatic conflict with the president? when alex acosta resigned today, he was following a well-trod path just his job, remember alex acosta only got the job in the first place after trump's first pick for the job, that guy, was derailed by the emergence of the videotape of his wife in a disguise on the oprah show talking about being battered by her husband. i mean, the worst thing that has ever happened involving an non-imprisoned cabinet or would be cabinet official in any presidency would rank by 12th or 13th in terms of potency in the trump cabinet. bu

like i can help this get through the day linden has autism and traveling can be a bit turbulent.e do alone so she wrote this note to his neighbor on the plane hope and they help out. >>she stuff some cash inside as the thank you. >>cracking jokes and. after welly yes get making that jokes. >>then the draws a secure the lucky seat he says the direct southwest flight from vegas to pdx was full of nonstop activity. he captured this photo at the end to assure alexa all was well. o and the $10 thanks. he donated it to the autism society in landon's honor their stories since gone viral benz generosity, capturing hearts online fairly. >>these are saluting over you on the internet saying all. >>then we'll take the compliment but just hopes the attention stays on autism awareness. >>do you think you made a new friend on the sas play with >>2 new found friends in the friendly skies. and we're looking at nice weather for the week july 1st first a july. >>good weather for some flying because a lot of people are going to be doing that this week, how yeah holiday no delays. the cso they were d

i can help this get through the day linden has autism and traveling can be a bit turbulent.ow how we do alone so she wrote this note to his neighbor on the plane hope and they help out. >>she stuff some cash inside as the thank you, cracking jokes and. >>after welly yes get making that jokes. >>then draws a secure the lucky seat he says the direct southwest flight from vegas to pdx was full of nonstop activity. he captured this photo at the end to assure alexa all was well. when the $10 thanks. he donated to the autism society inland and honor their stories since gone viral men's generosity, capturing hearts online there. >>these are swooning over you on the internet saying all. >>but >>then we'll take the compliment but just hopes the attention stays on autism awareness. you think you made a new friend on the sas play with them. 2 new found friends in the friendly skies. >>up next human g's making its way back to theaters will tell you how soon you >>and if you're not ready for the next you might its top time to get ready releasing the official trailer today teeth. funny tw

like i can help this get through the day linden has autism and traveling can be a bit turbulent.n't know how we do alone so she wrote this note to his neighbor on the plane hope and they help out. >>she stuff some cash inside as the thank you. >>cracking jokes and. making that jokes. >>then the draws a secure the lucky seat he says the direct southwest flight from vegas to pdx was full of nonstop activity. he captured this photo at the end to assure alexa all was well. o and the $10 thanks. he don't need it to the autism society in landon's honor their stories since gone viral benz generosity, capturing hearts online there. >>are saluting over you on the internet you're saying all. >>then we'll take the compliment but just hopes the attention stays on autism awareness. >>do you think you made a new friend on the play with them. >>2 new found friends in the friendly skies. >>it's 6.46 right now and you look at the weather on this monday, a lot of people may be taking today or one of these days off before july for it for sure i there's a lot going on this week that yesterday the fo

during linden johnson's presidency mink strongly supported the anti-poverty programs that were under the umbrella of the great society, but she was a fierce critic of the war in vietnam. and battled with her president and her party continuously over that. mink advocated for women's causes in congress. among many other achievements, she's known as the primary author of title ix of the education amendments which bar sex based discrimination. mink left the house in 1977. she ran for the senate, served as an undersecretary of state in the carter administration. and then as a member and ultimately chair of the honolulu city counsel. she then returned to the house of representatives in 1989 and she again debated with members of her own party and stood up for women, especially those with the least political and economic power. and we see these two tendencies most clearly in the role she played on welfare reform while bill clinton, another democrat, was president of the u.s. as many of us remember, clinton called himself, a new democrat. and what that meant in part was that he was willing to

today is the anniversary of medicare 54 years ago, under linden johnson and a democratic party they started one year, 19 elderly people in it. please don't tell me in a four year period we can't go from 65 to 45, to 35. this is not radical. this is what virtually everithinger country on earth does. we are the odd ball out. >> you're from the state of ohio. a state that voted twice for obama and went to president trump twice in 2016. >> i would say hillary clinton was winning in the polls too. to take snap shot today and apply it 16 months from now i don't think is aciate. we've talked about taking private health insurance away from union mem brsz in the industrial 34midwest and free health care to undocumented workers when so many are struggling to pay for their health care. i don't think that is an agenda we can move forward on and win. we focus on them and we'll win the election. >> and there's a new battleground state, texas and it has 38 electoral college votes. and matter how red or rural, we did not write you off no matter how blue or urbanx we did not take you for granted and we did

and linden johnson when he first passed medicare anticipated we'd have medicare for all. and then 25 years ago senator moiahan had experts and at the end of it he said there's one solution, let's extend medicare. president trump in 2000 in his book said why don't we have a single payer health care system, it's better than anything we have. yet we keep talking about this, we keep having folks like you testify and nothing gets done. so i want to ask each of you starting with mr. mitchell do you think medicare for all would help? >> affordable drugs only focuses on drug prices and we want very much for people to have access to affordable accessible care but we don't have the position on medicare for all or any of the steps you could take to ensure that people get access to comprehensive coverage. i apologize. >> what's your personal opinion? >> i'm not going to express one because i'm here on behalf of the organization. i'll stay in my lane. >> i respect that. >> sorry, but i think you asked the question a little bit over my head. i don't really have an opinion on that. i'm

host: what was the role of linden means johnson during this process? -- lyndon johnson during this process? he had been involved in setting up nasa 1958, and was clearly a cheerleader for a very ambitious kennedyogram, but when decided it was important for national purposes, he took the issue back from vice president and made it a presidential issue, so johnson was there. he was involved, but kind of on the margins. host: when it comes to public sentiment, at the time for kennedy's proposal, how would you gauge that? guest: there was a gallup poll in may of 1961 before kennedy's speech asking, are you willing to spend x billion dollars to go to the moon?60% of the american public said no. so this was a leadership initiative. this is not come out of a groundswell public demand for a major space initiative. host: john logsdon our guest for this segment. if you want to ask questions, you can do so. if you watched the moon landing 202-7u want questions, 48-8000. forou have questions others, 202-7 48-8001. what were your impressions that day? student was a