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i live in district 8 i've lived in san francisco for 40 years have a one bedroom downtown unit that i rent to visitor in san francisco. i've spent 17 years in the hotel and 8 years martin the city bringing up conferences to the city i've recently retire and now am able to continue to sell the city to guest from all over the world. my other guests are here to see their kids i grandkids and probably would have to spend their nights crowded both their kids homes now can spend it comfortable less than in my unit. there's been no problems in year and a half i've had my business i can pay for my mortgage and property tax and for that i'm grateful but gives me the opportunity to spelling the last sell san francisco in the neighborhood i'm in it has great restaurants and shops and walgreens that this business supports i've got the surveys of the 50 reviews and 40 percent of them talk about their ability to shop and spend money locally i can tell by the bags that we clean up after those people are truly shopping at the local stores that supports the neighborhood in san francisco special. in th

we are live here at third and brown in historic downtown napa, and you can see the live pictures here. we have a chopper overhead. you see people are coming down taking pictures. you are looking at this is third street, and a lot of the bricks falling down to the ground. you see a lot of the emergency personnel making sure that people are safe. to my left you see the justice center. you haven't seen this in a while. that big gaping hole in the old city hall. lawyers telling me that they have court cases to be taking place here, and i'm sure this will be shut down for some time. with me live right now is armando, and what was your experience this morning? >> terrible. i felt it, and i told my mom to go outside, and then my neighbor -- i told my neighbors, and then it was awful. an hour after we felt another one. >> you did feel the aftershock? >> yeah, we did. people were telling me that there's going to be quite a few more. let's see what happens. >> and i think we're looking at some chopper pictures overhead of the church. the steeple is kind of tilted. stained glass windows broken.

that's the latest live in xfinity live. i'm george spencer, nbc 10 news. >> all right. of course the weather is critical this evening for the game. we have had some rain for the game, pregame, but what about during the game? we'll have more on that. that rain is coming here next. and we've got a cool stretch on the way. definitely cool. it's been cool, but it's going to get even cooler. live pictures, sunshine in the philadelphia area, 83 degrees. humidity is up a little bit, so it feels like 85. but the temperature is 2 degrees lower than it was at this time yesterday. 83 in allentown, 83 2 in redding, 82 in west chester, 81 in dover. and 78 atlantic city at the airport. what about at the beaches? well, the beaches are going to be kind of cool for many days now. in the 70s. today 70s with sunshine. but as we go toward friday, it's going to be 70s with cloud cover. so that is going to be a different story. now, here we are dropping across much of the area, but back to the west things are changing. now this was a very strong line, a lot of lightning, heavy rain. we had f

i'm john jordan my wife and i have lived there 20 years. this being my grand parent home ami api i'll been here and my mom was born and raised here human resources the neighborhood has changed do we want to, involved with what happens with those projects or let the speculators and developers development to the extreme people have a right to build but should consider the neighborhoods. two years ago, i walked around the corner and west met with the project sponsors i thought those plans don't add up all the neighbors agreed the size and scale focusing often the roof-deck was out of the context for the street it was in the respected with the stop sign the project size will disaster the neighboring structures this will not we would not be here if the project sponsor removed the penthouse i understand they want to get the most out of their project so when we saw they were expanding we want this looked at. i was present at our previous meeting taking the day off work only to be resulted in the project sponsor employers failed to post the notice

live look outside. look at that, the sun is up, yet the lights still imlumnated on the bay bridge. >> that was a quick turnaround from 20 minutes ago when it was dark. now it's light out. >> it's funny you can't tell when the sun comes up in san francisco because we get so much fog. on clear mornings like this you see that. and we have a really warm day ahead for those spots that haven't had any fog so far this morning. let's start with that. actually, we're going to talk about aftershocks first, because it's more important than your forecast for today. it's easy on you. temperatures staying in the 80s to low 90s. this is something that's been on everybody's mind. i want to put your mind at ease a bit. over the last 12 hours, this is it, 2.0, 2.5 happened at 10:56 the last one. we had 3.0 about 12 hours ago. 2.8 at 6:12 yesterday. the frequently dropping off. according to the usgs, as of this morn, the probability of a 5.0 magnitude or larger earthquake is now at 11%. the more time that passes, the smal

of help to live independently.isted living will provide three meals a day, they'll provide help with managing medication or getting bathed and dressed in the morning. really basic care. >> what's behind this explosion and the number of assisted living centers? >> well, the number has been growing, a number of people have been moving into assisted living facilities, but part of what's also changing is that the people who are living there are also growing a lot older and a lot more frail, so you're starting to see the population living in assisted living start to look a little bit more like the population living in nursing homes. however, the care hasn't kept up and the regulation hasn't kept up. so there's no requirement for a nurse to be on staff, for example. >> and one of the things you reported this week on kqed is that it's difficult in california, relatively speaking, to get information, to find out before you put a loved one in assisted living, what kind of reputation they have, what kind of record they have.

we live here. the vibrancy and vitality of our community depends on supporting that. >> county officials say the push to get people spending locally this labor day weekend will help them get away of the big brand name stores on black friday. >>> philadelphia police were on the move overnight after gunfire on a city street and nbc 10 camera was there. it's what officers found a few yards away from the shooting scene that makes this investigation interesting. >>> and return trip. the suspected thief that local authorities came back twice in a school break in caught on camera. >>> eagles fans waking up happy this morning if they're waking up at 4:25. 62 degrees as we take a live look at the link. eagles finished up preseason last night with an impressive win over the new york jets. birds backups put up points. matt barkley got things started in the first quarter. 43 yards. barkley would finish with 253 yards passing and a rushing touchdown to cap it off. michael vick back in philly. he was in for one

says more than two thousand people live now being killed in the war.

this is a live look at cape may.e seeing clearing but pars of the shoreline still under a flood warning and a flash flood warning. here's a live look at the radar right now. moderate rainfall pushing through parts of the lehigh valley and the poconos. if you widen the picture, it's mainly confined to that area. a closer look at the flash flood warning that will stay in effect for the areas highlighted in red. southern burlington county will stay in effect until 5:00 a.m. weave seen reports of flash flooding. beef

you had a city thing. >> reporter: you're looking live at the big tv outside at xfinity live.at 6:30, nbc 10 along with comcast sports net will be hosting a watch party here at xfinity live. there's a bunch of festivities you can take part in. at 7:30 for the game we'll have it broadcast here on the outdoor television and on big tv inside. this is a great place to watch the game because we know so many of us in this area will be watching tonight and rooting on the taney dragons. live in south philadelphia, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> you can jump on the dragon wagon, too.ç go to nbc10.com where you can print out signs like the one i was holding up earlier and put those on display in your home, your vehicle, your clothing, wherever you want to stick it. our coverage continues at 4:30. nbc 10's matt delucia will have live reports for us later throughout the morning. back to those placards i was talking about being on homes, you can see that right here. we found taney pride hanging on doors throughout the area, including the fiddler street community in fiddler's square where t

that's really what we're presenting is a way of living rightly. >> living right. >> living the way, you know, we're made to live. >> it's almost way too simple. >> yeah. >> we're going to talk more about it when we come back. you're watching mosaic. my name is chris lyford. this is gabriel milano. we'll be right back. >>> hi. my name is chris lyford. welcome back. we just have a few minutes left. gabriel milano, you are representing the culture project international. i'd like to see if we could have the contact information for the culture project, if we could put that up on the screen there. if you want more information, phone number, ((202) 821-8635. now, you're in such a pre-launch state, but tell us what the culture project will be doing, what you do, and how do people then get in contact with you? >> yeah. so what we're basically doing is, you know, telling -- bringing this message of sexual integrity to high school students. so we're going to be going -- this is mainly beyond the east coast actually where it started out in philadelphia. so we're going to go to catholic and public s

get live tv whenever you want. the xfinity tv go app. now with live tv on the go.r wifi or on verizon wireless 4g lte. plus, now you get up to a $100 prepaid card when you purchase any new verizon wireless smartphone or tablet from comcast. visit comcast.com/wireless to learn more >>> welcome back to "the lead." i'm jake tapper live if jerusalem where everyone is closely monitoring the cease-fire with israel and hamas, a hope that the end of the latest round of death and destruction is at hand. it's worth noting that not everyone in israel or gaza or the west bank wants this war to end, at least not with a compromise, with peace based on either side giving something up. some who oppose a solution to this never-ending cycle of death and destruction use word as their weapons. others use actual violence, but either way, any peace process will be hampered by packs of israeli and palestinians who would seemingly rather play out this deadly game until the bitter end and declare a once and for all winner in a contest when no one can possibly claim real victory. today in g

kris sanchez joins us live. the final step in making all of this happened. >> it's a domino effect and the planning commission has been saying this for a while, they voted to make this happen. so today the city council in full will consider the same proposal. they think that this will be an effort to get folks on the road to more permanent housing. the council will move on whether or not to change the zoning code to allow people to use existing hotels and motels for temporary housing using vouchers from the city. homeless advocates say this could safe the city money. people who have housing have better health and more able to find employment they say. we last talked with city councilman sam ricardo who is running for mayor about this plan, he said making hotel space available is not a temporary solution. >> the idea is to bring in another party who can provide the case management and the other services that are needed to ensure we have a pathway to success. >> it is estimated that san jose has a homeless populat

. >>> live look now at downtown san anamosa. today is thursday, august 28th, and this is "today in the bay." >>> in nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> good morning and thank you for joining us. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. new morning, second american has reportedly been killed while fighting for isis militants in syria. the man was reportedly with douglas mccain, the american jihadist killed earlier this week in syria. u.s. believes as many as 100 americans may have joined the islamic state and are concerned they could get radicalized, trained, and come back to the united states. now coming up in 30 minutes. nbc si tracy pots will have a live report into that reported killing and the late ers on attempts to free another american held captive in syria. >>> downtown san jose may feel safe they are morning after police took down a violent gang that targeted innocent people. "today in the bay's" reporter joins us live from downtown san jose this morning with a story that you will see only on increase bay area, good morning. >

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and i want to stay here as long as i live because this is my city. i will do anything for my city which i love short term rental to push me out of san francisco raising the cost of living. thank you very much for your time. >> thank you, sir. >> hello, i'm george a hotel worker in san francisco for over 18 years i take pride in our industry and city short term rentals are attacking us you number one taking our jobs away and two by are virtual of those short term rentals driving up the rentals our workers cannot i live here for 0 hotel workers this perpetrates a job and housing crisis as hotel workers what are we supposed to do when in our industry when occupancy is down we don't work in addition to the loss of income we also don't qualify for our health care many of us rely on taxpayer health care services why should the taxpayers of san francisco subsidize those for workers this the perfect storm. in addition to the jobs of hotel workers themselves there's another incompetent the business owns who are vendor of the services that support the operatio

live the. lives. are trying to get to that building over there ok you know that's is when that's the life position we have. with the guys it's on the everything is left off. that's is the best idea i could have had right now just to park the things the belongings in one place and then try to work as we can feed nothing we've gone to get to the life of this week it's chaos. will now try to get to the building from the other side of the front. of the word is that the part where our life position is controlled by the police and they're not letting one anyone inside so this is giving us. pain in one one particular place of our bodies because. we need to get there. in order to broadcast live. but so far i've managed to do only one on the phone what. i need to present a fact. is chaos absolute chaos here. that is basically the only the only chance for us to get to the building is through that adjoining street i'm just hopeful we'll be able to get there. i feel that yes. still. when they're. about somebody w

rob redell live today.uestion this morning is this is the field going to be ready for sunday's game, it's hard or it believe it could be. >> reporter: laura and sam, the 49ers expressed confidence they're going to have the field ready here at levi stadium in time for sunday's preseason. that's just over 48 hours from now. and we did speak with the turf company yesterday, even though they weren't supposed to comment, they did tell me yesterday that everything is going to be quote okay in spite of the fact that right now, they do not have a playing surface. you're looking at a live shot inside levi stadium where about half the field has been toorn out. you can see there are grounds keepers in there right now. what they're doing is they're rolling out new sod that we saw about five truckloads of new sod being delivered here this morning. and based on our conversation with one of the delivery truck drivers, the team will be reinstalling the same kind of sod, it's a strain of grass that the team has chosen becau

live in nap a michelle back to you. another part in napa that was damaged was the napa valley mobile home park. >> reporter: a fire broke out as soon as the shaking stopped and at that point, there was really nothing to do do, and at that point it was up to neighbors to help each other out. >> we just kept saying you need to go. >> i had one approach me saying i need your help, i need your help. >> reporter: and last night it looked like a ruptured gas main started the fire. four homes were destroyed, six others damaged and some people were injured from things falling on them inside their mobile homes. but again, nobody life threatening injuries. and napa wasn't the only area that sustained damage. vallejo nearby also did and that's where kit do is this morning assessing the damage. >> the city of valle judge, o said this one, that's been red tagged on the 400-block of georgia street, some brick on an adjacent building came loose during the quake. it crashed you through the ceiling. there's huge hole and a lot of brick

"yummy." >> welcome back you're taking a live look looking into wilmington on sky6 live hd, 6:14, 71egrees, a little hazy out there, it will get up to 86. it's a chiwetel choo-choo. that's are a very fast train. >> reporter: it is, you don't think of it always a chooo-chooo mount holly burlington county. springside road is blocked at valley farm road. in cheltenham, rices mill road at church road we have an accident, it's two cars that are off to the side, they are drivable, they don't need a tow truck, they think it will clear quickly, you can get by, but you'll see the accident off to the side for the time being on rices mill road. we have a downed tree at garyville pike at st. paul's church road. they think this will clear shortly. it's out there right now, so you have to kind of drive around it, but it's not completely blocking traffic. they think they will get that out of there quickly. let's take a look outside, this is what's going on in the 30 bypass as we look live in chester county. coatsville, that's eastbound traffic a little bit of volume buildings, the roads are clear a

we have live team coverage this morning. nbc 10's jesse gary at the hospital where the officer is still being treated. katy zachry live at the shooting location. we begin with katy. >> reporter: behind me is the intersection, an active scene of torresdale and magee avenues. this police van you're looking at in the middle of the intersection was hit by a bullet and the suspect's gun is near evidence marker 14, which is beyond it on the sidewalk if you can make that out. more than 30 evidence markers fill this area. crime scene detectives have been out here since after the shooting happened. they're being assisted by internal affairs and homicide ekt detectives out here as well. 12:45 this morning is when a radio call came over the 15th district saying a man wearing an orange shirt was armed with a gun on the 7400 block of ditman street. officer steven korpalski and his partner responded to that call. we're told they encountered that man who immediately fired at them, hitting officer korpalski on the left side of his head. he

live-in guardians.duke finds people to move into vacant buildings so they cannot be squatted or vandalized by others. it is by no means a luxurious way to live, but the freelance graphic designer cannot afford to live anywhere else in london. for allison, moving into this vacant cafÉ in primrose hill was like winning the lottery, even though she will have to move out if the building is sold. >> i don't think it is for everybody. you've got to be willing to move into buildings that are not necessarily particularly nice, not in very good condition. you sometimes have to do quite a lot of work thomas a lot of cleaning. this one is actually lovely, and i was really happy when i moved into this one, but the one i was in last was very, very dirty when i moved in, and i had to do a lot of cleaning. >> so she tries to make the most of her provisional home in a neighborhood where she does not know anyone and does not want to know anyone. her neighbors are all bankers, models, and managers. >> it's a really horri

we'll have that live interview for you coming up at 5:30. live in downtown san jose, i'm here with "today in the bay." >>> new this morning, a second american has reportedly been killed while fighting for isis militants in syria. he was reportedly with douglas mccain, that's the american jihadist killed earlier this week in syria. the u.s. believes as many as 100 americans may have joined isis and they are concerned they could get radicalized, trained, and then come back to the united states. coming up at 5:40, nbc's tracy potts will have a live report on the investigation into the reported killing and the latest on the the attempts to free another american held captive in syria. >>> more now about our coverage of the south napa earthquake. there are signs of progress overnight in vallejo, new video of al red cross shelter that just opened at the florence douglas center. dozens have been damaged. at least ten red tagged. last night, at least two people stayed at the shelter. >> but the red cross says two, that's a good thing. >> we're hearin

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quiet intimate lives. they buried their loved ones.ar is changing, separatist militants, the leaders cancelling public appearances, the army moving fast but this sense of the violence entering the final phase, tragedy has already come and is permanent. nick paton walsh, cnn. >> still to come for you, we're going to check back in on the situation in gaza. >>> we're actually just six minutes away from this proposed and agreed upon 72 hour cease-fire. israel outlined how far it's willing to go to uphold its end of the bargain. stay with us, we'll be right back. you drop 40 grand on a new set of wheels, then... wham! a minivan t-bones you. guess what: your insurance company will only give you 37-thousand to replace it. "depreciation" they claim. "how can my car depreciate before it's first oil change?" you ask. maybe the better question is, why do you have that insurance company? with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. >>> this is t

taking place at the atria willow glen senior living center, where a lot of senior citizens live. when the fire department arrived, they realized this fire was contained to the office building of the center which is unoccupied and not connected to the building where residents live. you can see the area, on top of the roof. this is in the past half hour april small fire on the roof, started -- appears to have started on top of the roof and reached into the attic. that fire, as you can see, is out, now doing knockdown to make sure nothing in there that could spark up again. don't know the cause but they did have to call for backup, second alarm to have them on stand by in case the fire would have gotten worse but it didn't. they were able to get the fire out. none of the residents here at the living center wherever in danger. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> great news. >>> 5:33. for the second time, just four months, there has been another major security breach at san jose international airport. this time, a 62-year-old woman got through security and on to a flight from san jose

he's live at the airport. david, the airport director spoke for the first time about the problems today. >> reporter: and it's very significant to be talking to the airport director. all previous requests to talk to her have been turned down. now we just got word from city hall that september 25th is the date for this public hearing. they intend to look at everything under the magnifying glass from police staffing to tsa security to perfect i am it ter security all in an effort to prevent another serious breach. they passed muster but two breaches occurred. a team stowaway hid in the wheel whel of a jetliner and survived a flight to hawaii and then last week a 62-year-old woman boarded a flight to l.a. without a ticket without being stopped by tsa or barred from boarding by the airline. two san jose councilmembers want a public hearing to tighten security. >> we know that terrorists will often spend months planning and testing and casing before they do things. if we have weaknesses, i would rather we find them

there live this morning. this is the fourth year in a row that tickets sold out in like 24 hours, right? >> that's right. good morning, laura and scott. the fourth year in a row the tickets sold out. the first time it sold out in 24 hours. you can see it's going for this music and arts festival. it is quiet and you have the security guard there. they are all staff members and it will be a different scene when the gates open at 11:00 this morning. growing from the first year in 2008. last year the likes of paul mccartney and nine-inch nails. all headlining. kanye west kicking off tomorrow and tom pety and the heartbreakers and mclemore and and -- macklemore. it does bring in money for the area. according to a san francisco study, it showed it brought in over $60 million to local businesses. it created 683 equivalent jobs and grown since then. something special is the u.s. postal service will honor the legendary singer janice joplin with this limited edition. more than 180,000 people in attendance during the th

brian moore jiens us live. -- joins us live on capitol hill. why was this important? >> reporter: laura, this is the biggest dam in all of iraq. critical piece of infrastructure for a couple of reasons. one of which is that isis terrorists could have used this to flood nearby towns, kill unknown numbers of people, but they also could have used it to cut off electricity to a wide swath of iraq including baghdad where, of course, the u.s. embassy is and that could have put u.s. personnel and facilities in danger. and that's why president obama told congress he went ahead with this action. the president did notify members of congress, republicans and democrats alike are saying that they are in approval of what the president is doing right now, but a lot of them believe the president is going right up to the edge of his war powers, and that you really need to get not just advice, but also consent from congress on further military action here. this turn of events though in anamosale was -- in mosul was critical, it could not have been carried out with u.s. air support. it

they're paid less than other laborers and live in a gray zone. we visited with members of one family struggling to get their share. >> reporter: this is one of beijing's official undeveloped districts. it's a city's largest shantytown. an influx of workers from the countryside has boosted the operations of 20,000 to some 50,000. migrant workers crowd side by side into illegally built cheap housing. the government turns mostly a blind eye. this woman runs a small tailoring business here. she comes from a poor farming village. she left her hometown 17 years ago at age 15. she has moved three times. she switched jobs between ab electronic equipment factory and learned dress making school. it helps her family get by. she sews and repairs clothes for neighbors. some are migrant workers like herself. her husband tried two times to run restaurants, but both businesses failed. he has found work as a cook at a hospital canteen and on a night shift at the supermarket. >> translator: things have gotten better compared to when we first came here, but life is

matt drush delucia is live in williamsport.ll check with him in a few minutes. >>> mo'ne davis is on the cover of "sports illustrated." those who know her best reveal how she's able to handle the national spotlight. stay with us. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> and game day is here. the taney dragons ready for the next round in the little league world series. their star pitcher will be back on the mounded in minutes. we take you live to the site of the big game in williamsport. good morning and welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. everyone is loving the tani dragons right now. we're on board. we have a lot planned for you throughout the morning so you get fired up throughout the morning. everyone is worried about the weather in williamsport. meteorologist tedd florendo is with us right now. >> could change for williamsport, unfortunately. otherwise a dry day on tap throughout much of philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs for the day today. it looks like outside right now we have high, thin cloidz

come back out here live. we can tell you if you and your family do show up here, you'll be doing your part also to support the team. some of the proceeds will go to the taney baseball association. we're seeing a growing crowd and certainly growing excitement here at xfinity live. that is the latest live in south philadelphia. i'm george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> and you can jump on the dragon wagon too if you haven't already. go to our website, nbc10.com, where you can print out sign like these and put them in your windows, in your cars, and show your taney pride. nbc 10 is your station for the big story that has the entire town talking. our coverage continues this half hour with the very first female little leaguer, the challenges she faced on the field long before the days of mo'ne. >>> a close call for people dining at philadelphia restaurants. a car crashed into this deli. it happened at steve stein's famous deli and restaurant on grant avenue. the 86-year-old man driving the car was take on the hospital

live look at at&t park. giants have the day off after a win after home against the white sox. >> i'd say it's a well deserved day off after that win. in fact tlets check in with comcast sportsnet's amy gutierrez. >> good morning everyone, you could actually feel the fans exhale in relief at wednesday's giants game san francisco rally to score seven rins in the seventh inning. they ended up snapping a five game losing streak and a victory over the chicago white sox. >> but, you know, it's good to get a win. you take it any way you can, and you know, we were due for a big inning. and pagan, what a huge hit he got. and it just got contagious. >> well another streak snapped, jake peevy's 12 decision losing skid. that's right, he recorded his first win as a san francisco giant after a fantastic outing. >> yeah, i'm just happy that this team, we needed to win today. today was a big one for the boys, boys played hard, boys showed the spirit is alive and well here. >> the giants actually have today off. tomorrow, fr

you're look at a live picture.lling news 4 it's an 8 inch main that broke affecting 35 customers and flooding three homes. this is on larchmont avenue. derrick ward is on the scene gathering more information. he'll have a live report coming up in the next half hour. >>> we now though battled early stage parkinsons disease. his wife said he had not been ready to share his diagnosis publicly. he battled addiction, but was sober when he was found dead on monday. michael j. fox said stunned to learn robin had parkinson's disease. a true friend, i wish him peace. fox is one of the most well-known faces of the december seize. he's lived with parkinson's for the last 20 years. and there is no cure. but there is medicine to manage the symptoms. m parkins parkinson's target the nervous system. nbc 4 is committed to bringing awareness to depression and other mental health issues. you can logon to nbcwashington.com for more resources and information. >>> we're following breaking news out of takoma park. we know the exact addr

she lives in a tiny dwelling near the factory. it's her first time living alone. the room is just five square meters in size and has no windows. she can't afford anything better. >> if i work overtime, i earn about $45 a month. otherwise i make $30. >> eden works ten hours a day, six days a week. even in ethiopia, $45 is barely enough to make ends meet. the rent alone costs $15. that leaves $1 a day to live on. meat is an unaffordable luxury. the shoes eden makes cost twice as much as what she earns in a month. still, her salary is above ethiopia's minimum wage. the life eden lives is no exception here. a third of ethiopians live below the poverty line. the country has some of the world's lowest labor costs. the market around the corner is filled with cheap goods from china. >> chinese garments are more fashionable and cheaper than ethiopian clothing. that's why customers prefer them. >> it's a vicious cycle that's seen repeatedly across africa. people earn so little that they buy chinese products instead of goods made by local industries. economics professor alem

live update for you in about 15 minutes.chts 6:30, new this morning, cease-fire in gaza appears to be over. israel's military says less than an hour ago, three rockets were fired out of the gaza strip. israel says the rockets landed in an each field. it come just hours after israel and hamas extended a temporary cease. fire for another day. so peace negotiations could continue. israeli troops remain at the gaza border. hamas previously said violence would erupt again unless progress was made towards a deal. >>> hotels for homeless people. today the san jose city council is expected to approve a plan that would get people off of the streets and into rooms that the city pays for. kris sanchez with thousand move could save the city money. >> reporter: that's right, sam, homeless advocates says there's space in the city and the city seems poised to put it to use. the city council will vote on whether to change the zoning code to allow people to stay longer than 30 days in existing hotels and motel rooms in certain zones. voucher

i live in district 7 i'm on warren street. when i moved into my house 24th years ago i lived in a single families neighborhood approximately two years ago the man started the rb and b stuff is changed the face of my block my blackwell plain clothes was peaceful until this came to my block this is worse. i am extremely opposed to rb and b i see nothing positive about what happened to my neighborhood. i see taxis coming earlier in the morning 6 o'clock taxiing people to the airport and taxis bringing up people from the airport. my particular person on my block goes to the dp t and with temporary parking i see cars on my block he's changed the face of our block i have nothing pleasant to say about the people that come to the block that includes the experience of being discriminated against a man knows this black face of mine and avoided me it was preurban appreciable i think the whole concept of temporary housing is despicable thank you. >> hello, i'm andrew long i don't know think this legislation is near ready to be finished. i

we're live in vallejo. kit do, kpix 5. >> and this is a good reminder for homeowners who think they may have suffered structure damage to their home and chimneys. if it looks unsafe, call 911 immediately. fire crews will respond is assess some of that damage to deem it safe or unsafe. and frank i have to tell you i loved in the bay area for two a half years. it was quite the jolt in the middle of the night, heart my daughter scream and ran to her room. >> it was a scary situation. let's come back into the studio and talk a little weather. i know you felt it, as well and i guess feeling after shocks, as many as 50 so far? >> i've got 55 after shocks already. we're probably going to have left-hands before we're all done with this whole set of earthquakes. >> and what could be bigger? >> there's high possibility if this could be a four shock coming our way. things very unsettled. the ground has continued to move. there's 5 to 10% chance we could see a magnitude six or greater and that's why many of those build

it will effect our quality of living we've all investment. strongly urge the owner of the project site to look at other sites if they want to expand their business. it's of changing the appearance of the block and putting the burden to the neighbors. thank you very much >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon commissioners i'm juan and he live three houses from the proposed project and i've been dealing with parking and blocking my driveway for many years this project is too huge for our neighborhood and street most of our houses were built by two architect and this particular project is too big for this area. we prison invest our future to live in this particular street most of us. and we never envisioned that we are would end up the years we have left in our life facing traffic, arguing with people that are parking in front of your property. this is a project that belongs in a commercial site. not next to our house. i iceberg you to take into consideration all the comments that we have presented to you and oppose this particular proje