on the property and in the process of locating that grant bidwell seemed to admire the property and when he had enough money in the gold rush he came back and bought it. starting in 1849, he located on the rancho chico properties and modeled one of the greatest farms of late 19th century california. for about a full decade, the decade of the 1850s the settlement of rancho chico and chico were the same thing. it was located within a branch of the indian people who populated most of what is their site was very close to his adobe and later to the mansion itself. they provided bidwell with his initial laborforce on the rancho. they didn't provide all the labor originally as the rancho g g grew but they remained a core part of the labor force throughout the entirety of bidwell's life. right up until he passed away in the 1900s. bidwell never participated in california's legalized system of slavery or indentured. the indians he employed were always paid. he decided to lay out the town of chico and plotted south of chico creak on his property on the opposite side of the creak from his adob

and in the process of locating that rancho grant, bidwell came to really admire the property. when he had enough money, then he came back and then bought it. starting in 1849 bidwell located on the rancho chico property and begin developing what became one of the great model farms of late 19th century california. we are about a full decade, a decade of the 1850s, the settlement of chico and rancho chico were one and the same thing. rancho chico is located in the domain of the much of the tribe, a branch of the indian peoples who populated most of what is now puke county. they did have some village sites on rancho chico and when bidwell moved on to the property, he reach an accommodation with them and their village site remained on rancho chico, very close to his adobe and later to the mansion itself. and they provided bidwell with his initial labor force on the rancho. they didn't provide all of the labor as the rancho group if they remained a core part of the labor force throughout the entirety of john bidwell sliced white up until he passed away in 1900 -- life. but bidwell

and again, we are in the process of attempting to locate them.also learned that the reason that suspect kori muhammed was in the area in which he was, and prior to the shootings, he knew that there were several abandoned houses in that area, and that he was hoping to stay at one of the locations. again, i'm not certain as to whether or not he did stay at those locations, but that's the information that he did have. kori ali muhammed is 39 years of age, he has been arrested, he is being charged with four counts of murder by our district attorney and at least two additional cases where there is an assault with a deadly weapon. a couple of things that i did not state, number one, was when officer borrego had taken muhammed out of the vehicle and had searched him and put him back in the car. and immediately upon seeing me, he made a statement, i'm sorry, chief and then was placed back in the car, so we have no doubt he had his mental faculties about him at that point in time. and there were three females that were contacted by kori muhammed, these wo

. >> i'm curious what's going to happen with that location. er >> in the report, it says they're actively looking for a new location to support the bar. er >> at this time, i don't believe anything has been filed related to the new project. >> okay, thank you. >> no other questions? great, then we'll take public comment, i'll first call did speakers for the elbo room that i have speaker cards for. ( calling speaker names ). if you could each come in order and then you'll have three minutes each, there will be a warning buzzer at 30 seconds before you time is up. >> good afternoon, my name's eric catu, one of the co-owners of elbo room. i wanted to introduce myself and make the tie in to who we are and my partner matt and i being long-time employees at the elbo room before owning the elbo room. i also live if san francisco's mission district, i started working for the elbo room in 2001 as a doorman and bar back and later became a bartender, in 2005, i began with working with the founder and long time business partner dennis ring as the elbo roo

it will be moved to a new location in the cow be moved to a new location in the cow shed and the childrenill be watching. now time to check on the weather forecast. there is a lot of dry weather in the forecast for the next few days but easter sunday has brought a bit of a fly in the ointment. this weather system which has flung its way gci’oss system which has flung its way across eastern parts. drier weather developing overnight, a fair amount of cloud left behind, one or two clear breaks, which could allow mr thatcher ‘s —— patches to form. in towns and cities down to two or three. —— which could allow mr patches. tomorrow cold air will move down from the north. sleet and snow especially across high ground, moving down to north—east england. elsewhere, showers and sunny spells tom abate bridges especially in the north dropping away and it will be very cold and frosty on monday night. sunny spells, temperatures especially. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the us vice—president mike pence has reaffirmed america's vow to defend south korea, hours after the north carried out an abor

co-location can work. this is a quote from the doctor at the central medical clinic in hawaii talking about a woman who came into them with postpartum depression and was suicidal. uncertain what to do, her family brought her back into the clinic. she insisted she never see a psychiatrist. at the end of his appointment , a primary care doctor, with the patient, i asked her to accompany me down the hall and introduced her to the health psychologist who works in our office. right then, he began seeing her. the family describes this as literally, they think this saved her life from suicide. co-location, there are people who believe it cannot be scaled. there are not enough people willing to be social workers or psychologists willing to be co-located. one of the companies i work with is quartet. conflict of interest, i will tell you about them. i have some financial arrangements with them. they have a platform, a virtual platform where they identify social workers and psychologists who have schedules and privat

so, yeah, it's locations that are nearby that are high—risk locations, like a 24—hour liquor store, aere people tend to congregate. the weather seems to be playing a very big role in the data. you know, we've just had a beautiful weekend and we just had significantly worse amount of shootings than we had previous weekends. the police are using these predictive tools to inform the deployment of officers and resources to areas where they think crimes are likely to occur. neighbourhoods in chicago's west and south side are some of the city's most violent. it is these neighbourhoods which have been chosen to test the technology in a pilot scheme. we are just driving through chicago's south side now. now, this is one of the areas which has experienced the highest incidence of violent crime, mainly gun and drug related. to see how all of this different kit works, i'm on my way to a police station which acts as a command centre, bringing all of the technologies together. heading up the project is deputy chiefjonathan lewen of the chicago pd. so this is our strategic decision support center.

they are: located. it is basically taking the chronic care model and moving it to behavioral health. that is one approach. the central medical clinic in hawaii is not the only one doing that. we visited in chicago advocate health care, which is a group there, had 6300 affiliated doctors. they are doing the same kind of thing, which is in their big actresses, they take care of patients. they are systematically screening patients for anxiety and depression and then referring them to it. ocation ision -- co-l an adaptation of the chronic care model. it is also of collaborative care which was pioneered out of the university of washington in seattle. there is some very good data. targeted on interventions to take care whatever the problem is. really pushing the patient off. you work towards resolution in three to six months. you can bring does extra costs associated with behavioral care down. co-location can work. this is a tip from the central medical clinic in hawaii saying -- talking about a woman who cam

that's the only location. they're stubborn about it sometimes and did we reach out to them and we need your cooperation and do negotiation and maybe a compromise on i location so that public works doesn't have to say oh no you can't put it there and pg&e says yes, you have to. what can be done? >> great question. mr. lopez. [laughter] i wouldn't be going too far. go ahead. >> well first of all thank you for the opportunity to be before you. president mccarthy you raised lots of valid points and we're supportive of the ordinance and the amendments to the green building code and we would be happy to be participant and provide leadership and getting with the other agencies to figure out how can we be more supportive and streamline the process for these approvals when they're necessary. we realize it's -- you know sometimes might be technically infeasible to put them inside the building and we want to be helpful and part of the solution and we welcome the opportunity to work with the other agencies and the utility

i'm the general manager for the location. >> i'm the general manager for the location on grant so ourverall concept we're an e-commerce storefronts in thirty location on a one by one basic experience we get them if i did in order for the items to be shipped directly to the consumer any questions. >> thank you thank you, very much. >> any additional - okay. >> brought some collateral. >> opening up for public comment in support of project (calling names) no comments is there any additional public comment? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. this portion of the hearing is closed i'll start i'm a customer my size keeps on changing i'll give you a lot of busy interesting bog this is a neat way for a future in retail we've been struggling with that you search warrant having are brick-and-mortar location and a back office with functioning i gita good way for the future a quality project and the two locates not a big deal. >> commissioner johnson. >> thank you very much manifesting. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners commissioners, if there's nothing further, we'll move on to go th

and minor location.o we need to utilize minor locations outside of this area. >> with a laundry list of changes to make, they got too work getting the store ready for the first day of the festival. and the next day was the big reveal. >> so we made a couple changes. >> it looks fan be fantastic. >> so we give you the five feet of space herebe fantastic. >> so we give you the five feet of space here so people have more room to shop. we took your table that had the toys underneath, brought this one on top of it, combined the two so now you have multi-level. it's easier to shop for people to see, we've cross-merchandised, but easy to understand now. >> now it's time to put the changes to the test. >> all right. so what did we learn today? we've learned that when customers walk in the front door because we gave them that extra space, they felt more comfortable shopping. >> into the only did we snot on should see that, everybody went with fwloet. we created this path. instead much seeing just the radiator, th

1 ,070 feet to the top and it's a tall building and the city wanted a tall building to mark the location of the new transit center, the grand central of the west as it's known and so when you're somewhere in the bay area and you look up and see sales floor tower you know that's also the location for the transit center. >> the project has employed about 500 construction workers every day. workers can sign their name and be apart of the building forever. >>> our time is now 4:33. a state assembly men from the east bay wants to open three fire stations but not everyone likes his idea to pay for it. assemblyman jim frazier wants to take out money to re-open. however park district officials say that's robbing money from concord, oakland, fremont, and other east bay communities and they say it would also lead to closed park hours. >>> a woman was with some friends on a restricted walkway under the forest hill bridge. she was trying to snap a photo of herself when she fell. the unidentified woman fell 60 feet onto a trail. doctors say she will survive. deputies say she's extremely fortunate she

the neighborhood commercial corridors, locations where we see high transit ridership, locations adjacent to schools. but it is largely the commercial corridors. >> but i'm just wondering what was the criteria for taking things out because just that one-not to zero in and nit-pick but that is a main corridor for a lot of people to walk to san francisco state and so it is constantly traveled by car squz pedestrians and also-there are speed bumps put in, traffic calming put in so just jumped out why that was taken out. is it too late to adjust that? you already presented to the planning commission? >> no we will be there thursday so can look at hollow way. >> i think that is a good idea. i see a constituent nodding his head. do you agree? it might be worthwhile to at it back. >> i'm glad we are having the hearing before it goes back to the planning commission, this is good. >> commissioner peskin do you have anything? >> no, i just appreciate that-i think we are reluctant when we rejected the general plan amendment. i was on the land use committee that heard it and sent to full board with a

they are co-locate co-located p, but they using different medical records still. they're building separately. they are not financially merged but they are co-located. it's basically taking the chronic care model and moving it to behavioral health. that's one approach. the central medical clinic in hawaii isn't the only one doing that. we visited in chicago advocate healthcare, which is a group, very large group, 6300 6300 affiliated doctors and they are doing the same kind of thing, which is in the big practices they are collated dating -- their co-locating psychologist to take your patient and systematically screening patients for anxiety and depression, and then referring them to it. co-location is an adaptation of the chronic care model. it's also an adaptation of collaborative care which is an old model that was pioneered out of universe of washington in seattle, and it works. there's a very good data. you focus in on targeted interventions to take care of whatever the problem is, whatever is really pushing the patient off. you work towards a resolution in thr

and increased three years ago to more new locates will one and 42 nationally and it is what i heard 3 years ago has been reinforced by the studies of effectiveness when you talk about washington, d.c. implementing that and having a reduction of 70 percent fatalities in new york reporting that violations dropped by - 59 percent per month in my mind it should be in everybody's mind support this system for us not only in san francisco but hopefully throughout california something we can't control today in regards to implementing such a program feeds to be done at the state level it is controlled by the state level in terms of the streets and but 12 unfortunately, we have an opportunity to be state legislation that is allowing that will allow san francisco and san jose to pilot tests the system in california and it is going through legislation right now that through ab 342 our own smushl is sporpt that and i think one of the reasons he is sponsoring that with the voted on vision zero and in 2014 he other side what the necessity of trying to get every two things in our hands to deal with

that's the only location. they're stubborn about it sometimes and did we reach out to them and we need your cooperation and do negotiation and maybe a compromise on i location so that public works doesn't have to say oh no you can't put it there and pg&e says yes, you have to. what can be done? >> great question. mr. lopez. [laughter] i wouldn't be going too far. go ahead. >> well first of all thank you for the opportunity to be before you. president mccarthy you raised lots of valid points and we're supportive of the ordinance and the amendments to the green building code and we would be happy to be participant and provide leadership and getting with the other agencies to figure out how can we be more supportive and streamline the process for these approvals when they're necessary. we realize it's -- you know sometimes might be technically infeasible to put them inside the building and we want to be helpful and part of the solution and we welcome the opportunity to work with the other agencies and the utility

bloomfield: location, location, location.now, in the world of holocaust memory, alice's museum is auschwitz for our world and auschwitz is about that very place and what happens there. we -- auschwitz i would say is the holocaust and we are about the significance of the holocaust, which is a statement because of the piece of real estate that it sits on. it is a very precious piece of real estate, not just in washington, d.c., but here on the national mall and the architect who designed the museum very much wanted the interplay with what is represented on the mall. so here you see, in this image, the entrance on the 14th street side, which is meant to speak to that monumental washington, this is a side that faces most of the smithsonian and he wanted people to remember that if you are coming from the smithsonian, you have seen a lot of wonderful museums speaking to the most creative, remarkable results of human achievement. this museum is also about human achievement, to bad ends, of course, but it is a part of the story of hu

that's the only location. they're stubborn about it sometimes and did we reach out to them and we need your cooperation and do negotiation and maybe a compromise on i location so that public works doesn't have to say oh no you can't put it there and pg&e says yes, you have to. what can be done? >> great question. mr. lopez. [laughter] i wouldn't be going too far. go ahead. >> well first of all thank you for the opportunity to be before you. president mccarthy you raised lots of valid points and we're supportive of the ordinance and the amendments to the green building code and we would be happy to be participant and provide leadership and getting with the other agencies to figure out how can we be more supportive and streamline the process for these approvals when they're necessary. we realize it's -- you know sometimes might be technically infeasible to put them inside the building and we want to be helpful and part of the solution and we welcome the opportunity to work with the other agencies and the utility

>> it's location, location, location.n't stick a plant right near the window or right near the you're parking your car. don't park right underneath the tree, you're asking for it. >> i like plants with bright fragrant flowers, you say their pollen is different than the tree pollen. >> that's right. it's heavier pollen it falls to the ground. you want things that are pretty. doesn't make a difference if it's roses or daisies but you want that to be a showy flower. >> the more flowers, the better. it doesn't really matter. >> that's right. that's right. make it nice. >> okay. >> be wear of the bees. >> bees and yellow jackets and all those stinging insects. it's where you're going to be stung the most in the garden. 3% of the adult population has actually the life threatening form of this allergy and it's not just good enough to walk around with an epipen. if you've got this problem come see an allergyist. there's therapy that can save your life. >> what about mulch? it smells and >> especially if you're allergic to mold th

not every location was affect. about 12 in philadelphia were though. >>> facebook wants to read your mind. social media giant is working on a project that lets you type, with your brain, and pretty crazy. facebook says technology is many years away but researchers at stanford have created a system that lets a paralyzed patient type eight word a minute using only her thoughts. >>> and ikea's beloved meat balls could get their very own store. ikea says it makes a billion dollars a year in food sales and realized some people go to the furniture store just for the food, and so these new food stores would sell items like mashed potatoes and jam. >> i like the soft serve ice cream. >> they do. >> i never had that. >> i was within of those people. we have one in south philadelphia i have gone to a few times where i'm like okay, i'll run in there for that. >> it is like 99 cents or something for that soft serve you don't to have put it together like their furniture. >> a win/win. >> thanks, jill we will check with you tomo

it's in a residential location with no foot traffic and not a lot of business. -can i see the kitchen? -peter: this is it. lemonis: and the kitchen, it was small -- less than 150 square feet. and the equipment -- well, it was better suited to bake a couple cakes rather than making product for a national candy company. and despite those facts, pete's candy was really good. yeah, that's good. peter: we're actually folding air into it. we're not using a pump. lemonis: i didn't really get a good taste. i need another one. but before we could do a deal, i needed to untangle pete and his wife, allison, from dane baird. peter: how do we buy you out? what do you want? dane: so, i don't want to sell. lemonis: dane had put up only $2,000 for his 50% share and had invested no sweat equity. and while pete and allison were collecting a check that they could barely live on... allison: we made $10,000 combined. lemonis: you can't live off $10,000 a year. ...dane, who owned the building sweet pete's operated out of, was collecting a healthy rent check. and how much rent did you

our response to an emergency situation involving multiple locations.ou see happening around the -- world at this time. sure that we make can respond effective and efficiently. john: hundreds of police volunteer actors will take part drill. all day sources telling me two of the locations include the park and george mason universities. if you see activity around those alls keep in mind this is part of a crucial drill today. in prince georges county. news.onzalez, abc7 >> and coming up on abc7 news at video.hocking this is caught on camera in china. a little girl is hit by a car and runover twice. what is next is a miracle. plus a former star of the bachelor free on bond after being arrested in iowa. charges he'se facing. and later a whole new spin on your Über ride. why the company wants to put commuters in the friendly skies. break.ore we head to a check on the traffic with angela foster. >> thank you so much, we are a few work zones tying us up for the midday ride. in virginia. the united states southbound slowing. and northbound 95 we have delays with

mcdonald's as free bees depending on the location.fering free medium sub when you buy a large sub and chips. for more go to abc 7 news.com. >> buying cigarettes with menthol can be illegal in san francisco next year. supervisor malia cohen introduced a bill that would ban flavored tobacco products by january. that includes mint, grape, bubblegum and other flavors. the bill specifically targets menthol. studies have shown menthol makes tobacco more addictive. >> because they taste good. they mask the flavor of tobacco. they make it easier for people to become lifelong users. >> the bill is personal for cohen. her grandmother died of emphysema. an fda study found advertising for menthol cigarettes is ten times higher in black communities. mayor ed lee says he'll sign the bill if it reaches his desk. >>> a new study by u.c. san francisco says researchers says young adults get more pleasure from significant raets than using alcohol and marijuana. the first study to document such results, previous studies have shown the combined pharmacolo

it's all about location, location, location. jim kenny explains today. >> there was a few cities they were interested in. in chicago two years ago and they wanted the rocky steps, the art museum. we tried to talk about other locations an they wanted those steps as the backdrop. >>> the phillies played aaron nola on the disabled list with a lower back strain. nick pa vet that could take his respondent support on wednesday. >>> larry bird, larry legend, he knows how to close a deal. he showed up in an indycar in new york city. that is a way to deliver a bid. i'm really thinking only the rockets could top that if you know what i mean. i'm john clark. we're right back. hey, phil! you wanna come chillax in my man cave and get your fios on? it's a very niiice. you got fios? it's tv ahead of its time. oookay! hey neighbor. you up for a little sunday scrolling? actually, we have xfinity x1 now, so we can download and watch our shows on the go. that's a niceeee! i mean that sounds nice. fios has fallen behind, don't fall with it. xfinity

that will be our wettest location, other locations around the bay area, should see less than a 10th of inch. this is our forecast animation, notice it will be wet up around ukiah, it will take until about 10:00 or 11:00 until it get into the santa rosa area. as the morning commute comes under way, there will be widespread rainfall at that point. by mid morning, the storm should be over and we'll have a fairly mild day coming our way tomorrow. let's take a look at the thursday planner, 7:00 in the morning, partly cloudy, with some damp roadways, but then sunny skies from noon right on into the sunset hour into the early evening, and here is our accu-weather seven day forecast, partly cloudy early in the morning, sunny skies, mild conditions, in fact warmer friday, we'll see highs up around 80 degrees in our inland areas and over the weekend we'll see 70s around the bay and inland. and clouds increase on monday with the next chance of showers on tuesday and that storm is also looking like a relatively light one. not anything heavy, no washouts. >>> all right, it's pink and blue and cream

that will be our wettest location, other locations around the bay area, should see less than a 10th of an inch. this is our forecast animation, notice it will be wet up around ukiah, it will take until about 10:00 or 11:00 until it get into the santa rosa area. as the morning commute comes under way, there will be widespread rainfall at that point. by mid morning, the storm should be over and we'll have a fairly mild day coming our way tomorrow. let's take a look at the thursday planner, 7:00 in the morning, partly cloudy, with some damp roadways, but then sunny skies from noon right on into the sunset hour into the early evening, and here is our accu-weather seven day forecast, partly cloudy early in the morning, sunny skies, mild conditions, in fact warmer friday, we'll see highs up around 80 degrees in our inland areas and over the weekend we'll see 70s around the bay and inland. and clouds increase on monday with the next chance of showers on tuesday and that storm is also looking like a relatively light one. not anything heavy, no washouts. >>> all right, it's pink and blue and cr

this airfield is located about 50 miles due south of the village that was hit by that gas attack. nearly 60 cruise missiles were launched from ships in the eastern mediterranean aimed at various locations around the airfield including hangars and fuel storage areas. and all of those cruise missiles were designed to hit within one minute of each other. now, each cruise missile carries a 1,000-pound warhead. so nearly 60 cruise missiles going off in 60 seconds amounts to 60,000 pounds of explosives in the space 60 seconds. >> reporter: david martin reporting for us from the pentagon tonight. we also have michael morell the former number 2 at the cia joining us. also a cbs news national security analyst. michael, the president -- president trump has just ordered an attack against a major ally of russia. there are many russian forces both air forces and ground forces, fighting in syria. what are some of the complexities that this gets us into? >> reporter: scott, i think the key complexity here is we would not want to attack, um, a syrian target at which there were russian forces. we

we believed he emptied six and one is yet to be located.he proceeded westbound on mildrada, went over to 215 north fulton where there was an individual standing in front of the location on the sidewalk and he fired two times -- i'm sorry. he struck that individual with one round in the chest area. that individual fell, landed on his back. kori muhammad stood over him and fired two more rounds into him while he was lying on the ground. that was 37-year-old mark gassett. suspect muhammad saw three white males that were at the bus stop on fulton. and he fired one round in that direction towards him. he thought at that time that he had ran out of bullets and then he unloaded his firearm, dropped the shell casings, reloaded. what we found at the scene were five empty shell casings and one live round, which he did not fire. also, there were two speed loaders left at that location. one that he held on to when he had reloaded on mildreda in the alley and the one he reloaded here. after he reloaded, he then saw two individuals, all three of them at

the gunman opening fire in four locations. what the police chief says the suspect was yelling. >>> also developing, the alleged facebook killer. the police chase. and the suspect's final moments. tonight, the worker at mcdonald's. what they told the suspect at the drive-through window to keep him there. >>> president trump's new executive order. buy american, hire american. tonight, our brian ross on how much american they're buying in the new trump hotel. >>> the officer killed in the line of duty. the scene turning deadly as he served an eviction notice. >>> the major medical headline tonight on cholesterol and how to lower your risk of a heart attack. >>> and, the breaking development. former president george h.w. bush is back in the hospital. we have news on his condition. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on a tuesday night. we begin with the deadly scene in fresno, california. shots fired in several locations. a number of people dead. police hunting down the alleged shooter, what they say he was yelling. a