i am only appealing the pine street location, this is a list of all over locations within a 30-food radius. this is all within about 25 feet have four permits approved and two of them are overlapping. on once there is one at 401 california and one approved at 430 california, which is in front of the 400 california foot truck that's going to be approved as well. we are going to start precedence that everybody can start to apply and this is off the grid. even off the grid shouldn't be down in this area. [bell ringing] >> you still have 30 second sir. >> it goes back to public safety and our lines get extremely long. who is really in control when our lines intersect and they cross paths and now there is no clear path to travel for pedestrians to walk by. am i in control of that or is the other operator. this is not a market. >> you can finish that. >> the department said it was yours and his responsibility. >> right but nothing that says whose responsibility is it at the end of the day. >> thank you. you have three minutes, please. >> so i have here an exhibit f talking about intersecting lin

phone that nobody's using sense location data to google hundreds of times a day. if i were to chose to save all i'd say everything that speech much what i do in the moment i do any option that i use there is a location needs me happy to use the location the trucks when using but often i don't i don't i don't like them. even if you have nothing to hide you might care to block the transmission of danger about your whereabouts because once others have it you cannot prevent them from evaluating it as they see fit. shift says no to date evolved. and now we make it snappy in the ship snapshots. what's. cats look like under their fur all they have all the same. class explorer will show you and it won't harm the cat one bit the program offers virtual reality cash anatomy lessons. it was created by leap motion of a young company in san francisco. you can use it with a wave of your hand. cast explorer goes into great detail revealing the visual felines muscles internal organs and skeleton. this kind of wood hand tracking has fantastic potential in schools and colleges for e

>> we reviewed the location when the location is it shows a 300-foot. so if it's a food cart, it's 30d truck it's 75-foot radius. >> we do the mailing with those labels and stamps. we verify the radius is correct. >> and i'm thinking in terms of other notification requirements that we have, how do you get the list of addresses? how do you make sure those maling labels are appropriate? you are dealing with a very high density area, number one. they're high-rises and multiple structures. how does d.p.w. verify those lists? where do those lists come from? how do you know that they're quality and how do you know the distribution is going to be thorough? >> of cours often times they haa base and the office to collect those and they have to sign the affidavit verifying it was correct to the best of their knowledge. >> we don't check into every action to make sure they get everybody and we spot check as we can. >> ok. >> next, i know this is really a question for the health department, and you can't answer it, but i have to put the question forward. it was sta

areas to important locations for seniors. and so this is a map that we were able to create. on all of the segments that you see highlighted on the map that's where the seniors and people with disabilities -- it capture where is they were injured from 2014 to 20 sa 2015l of those locations. and we looked within the priority area and that captured three-quarters where seniors and people with disabilities were severely injured. so we see this as another important tool to share with our city colleagues to, again, to help prioritize a proactive improvement moving forward. and drilling down into the richmond -- on gary, we can see some of the more specific locations and segments that are, again, another priority tool that we can share this data to help to focus our vision zero efforts. so, again, our recommendations are really to use this as a way to address concerns specific to seniors and people with disabilities and also to consider locations with injury, histories and project prior tiswraigz of planning and i'm excited to say t

we are looking at those gusty winds for that location. now, locations at least our area, we're looking at temperatures in the low to mid- 0s to start off the day with areas of low clouds and fog in some spots this morning. looking at low 60s for concord as well as san jose with clear skies there. but looking at low 50s in pacifica. so along the coast and along the bay there, we're looking at temperatures that are cooler. of course areas of fog and low clouds in those spots this morning. so looking at that as you start off the day, hazy sun for most of us, especially north and east bay areas, and looking at cooler conditions for this weekend. so we'll talk about what you can expect for the weekend, details on that coming up. let's check in with jacqueline for a look at traffic. >>> were tracking a couple of crashes. we'll begin by taking a ride on 680, southbound direction. you'll start tapping those breaks. we do have an accident, and that is just past drade, and it is definitely causing some slow downs. it's in the northbound direction a

we don't have the new location. we have until next spring to make that relox. >> the timeline is feasible to prevent an interruption and service. >> we will make it happen. it's not a choice. >> so i'm just trying to get clarity. the alzheimer's is closed but the facility isn't yet or is? >> the facility is closed but they have stuff that needs to be packed up. >> staff will do that. >> thank you for clarifying that. where are the day program? >> the day program is still open. they're two separate programs and two separate locations and they just happen to be on the california campus. >> ok -- the program is closed and that location on the cal campus is no longer being used, right? >> correct. >> the program there is the day program wouldn't continue when the campus closes? >> it wouldn't continue at the campus. >> ok. >> all right. >> so physically you would have to move and that is what you are looking for and presidio at the moment is your best hope? >> we greatly appreciate it. >> well, the commission wants the

that's why it was located here and that is the purpose of served. two period's of occupation. 18651878 is the first and they start the process of disassembling it. the wooden beams off. they take the windows and doors and remove them so they can use them at other locations. , just three years later, they decided to be occupied it. it's occupied for a decade. 1891 the indian wars are over. fore really is not any need this location to the command by a military force anymore. the communities in the area have grown. it's a whole different situation by the beginning of the 1890's. the fort is abandoned again basically taken apart. had it not been taken apart, left the roofs on the building, left the door frames and windows , those protect the integrity of the building and it probably would not be in the shape that it's in. that was sort of a standard thing. you had doors and windows and beams that were cut and they were repurposed. that's what happened. it was really no longer needed anymore. let's go into the fort proper. as youthe big challenges ,ee as

our location is here. the enter through macy's and exit out on exit streets because they have other exits that go out there. an additional variable of why this data cannot be relied on is the issue of double counting that occurs with pedestrian counts at intersections. because every time a pedestrian goes and changes from longitude to last aleut -- latitude or vice versa, they are double counted. on top of all these variables that destroy the credibility of the data as it relates to pedestrian congestion at our permit location, the data is from nearly a decade ago. a lot has happened since then. with the most glaring fact being what the opposition admitted themselves, at the previous hearing, which is an increase in online sales has had a negative effect on people showing up and going around to the retail shops. meaning that the traffic has gone it down in the last several years. they are drawing from an inflated figure. they are using outdated sources to create an inaccurate depiction of congestion. it is

within 500 feet of the proposed business location. and then 14 days hold that community meeting and then submit evidence of the completion of that meeting to the board and for this committee. i attended the meeting last month and i believe that all of the relevant documents are in your packet and i think that maybe it's time to invite up colin o'malley, one of the partners from la puesta del sol cantina to talk about that outreach. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you. >> hello, i'm colin o'malley and my partner is john brendan. we have applied and we're lucky enough to be selected to obtain one of these new licenses in the city. all three of us met on the sunset and i'm about four blocks away and i cover ortega and we wanted to have something in the neighborhood. we do own bars in downtown san francisco and we have about 50 years of experience between the three of us. we have been doing this for quite a long time. we decided to open up la puesta del sol cantina and it's something to bring to the neighborhood to activate some more famil

i believe there's nine locations. the illustration indicates, where you extend sidewalk at a bus stop which means the bus doesn't have to pull out of traffic and back in and less people waiting for amenities at the bus stop. we have a lot of improvements planned to address that key pedestrian safety need. one of the big ones is the project includes pedestrian bulbs at 18 different intersections throughout the corridor. in addition, we would bede lighting every intersection in the corridor so pedestrians are more visible as well as pedestrian countdown signal at locations that don't yet have one. there's also some additional safety treatments focused on the stretch of the corridor between goth and scott streets, this is 4 lanes in each direction and functions like an expressway. in this part some additional improvements include reducing total number of travel lanes from four in each direction to two regular lanes and one bus only lane in each direction and new opportunities for pedestrians to cross the street at signal

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that is why it was located here and that is the purpose it served. periods ofs two occupation, 1865-1868 is the first. they start the process of disassembling it. they take the wood beams off, they take the windows and doors, and they remove them so they can use them in other locations. 1881, they decided to -- and decided to reoccupy it it is occupied for a decade. by 1891 the indian wars are over and there really isn't any need manneds location to be by a military force anymore. the communities in the area have grown, it is just a whole different situation by the beginning of the 1890's. so the fort was abandoned again, basically taken apart. had it not been taken apart and had they left the roofs on the buildings and the doorframes and the windows, those protect the integrity of the building and it probably wouldn't be in the precarious shape that it is in. but that was sort of a standard thing. you had doors and windows and beams that were cut, and they were just repurposed. so that is what happened. and it was just no longer needed anymore. let'

there's a number of other locations that are uncontrolled. in that project it was on design when this fatality happened, unfortunately, but it will soon be under construction. and here's the actual diagram of the infrastructure that will be added to this corridor. and another fatality was at ocean and victoria and on chester and santam. vulnerable population and bicyclers and a petty cabdrivers, unfortunately, was killed by a motorist that was traveling in the area. for ocean avenue, sometimes just looking at one intersection in isolation is not the right approach so what our staff did at m.t.a. in the case of ocean avenue is that because of the similarity between these intersections we decided to take a global look and to make changes to all of the intersections that required changes. and by changes i mean things such as signal timing and striking changes, things that we can do quickly. so we're adding a feature where pedestrians get to walk before the vehicles which can help prevent crashes when vehicles particularly are turning right. we'r

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dry gusting winds those locations.the red flag warning and hot temps, not a good thing for firefighter trying to battle those wildfires out there. so here's what you can expect with that seven day forecast. a little bit warmer for those highs today. log at low to mid-90s inland, upper 50s along the coast. a little bit carolina for saturday, a little cooler still for sunday. we hurry right back as we head to next week with daytime highs warming back up into the mid to upper 90s thursday for inland locations. michelle? >> thank you. >>> powerful summer storms continue to pound much of eastern united states. in lynch burg, virginia, floodwaters prompted evacuations ahead of what officials call the imminent failure of a dam. construction's laura pedesta has more. >> reporter: for residents of lunchburg, virginia, it was a night of high anxiety and rising floodwaters. after days of severe storms, the college lake d,m north of the city is said to be in danger of failing. the news prompted the area to be evacuated last night.

so especially north and east bay locations, that hazy sun.warmer for mostu temperatures take a slight dim for this weekend. so here's what you can expect, that air quality in the moderate category there for all of us. got a lot of great weekend eventers if you're heading out to the sonoma county fair this week. warm to hot, around 90 degrees. and the fremont festival of the arts, willing at sun and temperatures in the 7 0s there. so high temps. as we go through the day, 84 in coopertino, 77 in mountain view as well as for union city. 67 in hay john mccain ward for a high. as you head farther inland, check out those 90s. 93 fairfield. daytime around 93 in brentwood. then, as you head from north bay, 92 in santa rosa, 86 in petaluma, 88 forovato. highs will be in the mid-90s. a red flag warning in effect near the mendocino complex fires there. not a good thing for firefighters, doing their best to battle the wildfires. high temperatures, warmer compared to yesterday. low to mid-90s inland locations. upper 60s for the bay. for the coast, upper 5

not be up trial is a location scout in hamburg. her job is to find places with very special qualities mostly for television or commercial video productions but i think i go out every day to take pictures or look for new locations that changes the way you see things when you drive through the streets. i made a habit of never going the same way twice so far i know a certain route all take a parallel street and try different routes on foot as well forth my i love it and so she. often chants takes her right where she wants to be somewhere like the spinner a client wanted to film a party scene through a huge picture window. look i was out looking around this neighborhood and it was getting dark when his picture window turned up and i thought that's it so i left a note in the mailbox and the owner called me that. product design. lives in this last convention it served as a location for music videos and a german cooking show the five hundred twenty square metres of living space are in the bunk house style open airy and equipped with a top

>> we didn't have the data, we couldn't locate it for that operation. we're still trying to find it. and then, of course, we go into some of the pictureses that we took for our -- pictures that we took for our officers with special operations. >> many fewer operations this year than last? >> yes. it depends on the funding as well. but we do additionally, you know, we have -- when we talk about t.n.c.s, transportation network companies, the red lanes for the buses, we have an additional funding tool for that through m.t.a. where we go out and we find people in red lanes. or doing illegal turns on market street. and we have over 1,600 citations, 1,000 plus are for t.n.c.s. so it goes back, again, to the business of t.n.c.s and the fact that getting citations does not bother them because they're just pick a site and pay it and then go back on the street and earn more money. so it's a different mindset. so we're trying to work with the companies and trying to educate them on the importance of really telling their drivers that they need to pay attention. >>

you heard that they are working with multiple donors to secure a location for this program? at this time, we do not have any further updates about their progression with the donor, and we're unable to predict when a decision will be made. so you have a draft resolution, 18-3, before you, for your consideration. i'll also note that dr. warren browner, director of c.p.m.c. is here, and can answer any questions you might have on this item. >> okay. commissioners, we'll be taking each of these items separately, so the discussion will be on each separate resolution, and this one is on the alzheimer day program. >> and there are several public comment requests for this item. >> let me see. this is item eight, right? >> yes. >> yes. because several people had asked to speak on different items. we'll call you each time, those that have listed more than one. but first, we'll go to the public for item 8. mark aaronson, ken barnes, teresa palmer, matthew fano, and that's all i have for item eight right now. please. so we're speaking to item eight. >> yeah. i'm mark aaronson. i made a m

it's technical assistance if you don't have a location or if the applicant does not need a location, which to be incubated and that technical assistance must be the same amount as the provision of space and security for no less than three years. and those are -- we've crafted some big rules on that that you can find on our website. he will hand it over for interesting incubators and talk about the permit applications pending before us. >> thank you. in the next slide, we just have a brief analysis of some of the numbers we've received so far. on the left, what you see are a list of some of the people who have been interested in applying to become an equity applicant. so in the blue category, you see the number of people who have actually started the process. so this just includes essentially the draft application. so they have not been submitted successfully, of which case the red group is what you see there. we've had about 256 applications to date that have been submitted. that means they've started the process, they provided documents, that's the first step to be verified as an eq

it allows for their financial assistance or the location at which they could potentially be incubated to move at the same time. when we approach this, we think of it as sort of equity program participants. >> ok. >> so i move to include equity participants in the cb3p program. >> i second. >> second. >> so we have a motion by commissioner ortiz-cartagena and second by commissioner zouzounis. >> adams. >> yes. >> corvi. >> yes. >> dooley has recused. >> dwight. >> yes. >> ortiz-cartagena. >> yes. >> riley. >> yes. >> commissioner zouzounis. >> yes. >> motion passes 6-0. with one recused. [applause] >> thank you all for coming out and never get off that soap box. seriously. you have to stay on that soap box and speak out. because if you don't, the other side will come out and right now we're at a war with the people in washington so stand on that soap box and keep screaming to the top of your lungs. >> next item, please. >> item 4. presentation on the gary bus rapid transit brt and i will provement project. more than 54,000 people a day rely on the 38 gerry bus service to get where they

and services while in locations designated as operational areas. well comes after revelations earlier this year when it was claimed secret american bases could be found when searching for joking tracks on the global map of the strada fitness platform started in two thousand and seven has more than one billion jogging and cycle routes logged by uses around the world with close analysis revealed concentrated patterns in remote areas such as in northern syria and afghanistan which he's claimed is likely to be troops that were busy keeping fit star has defended his status saying all users have to opt in to being shown on the map. retired u.s. army major general paul fatherly joins me now. they say she that we're talking about we first heard about it back in january the pentagon's only now suspending g.p.s. trackers why the taken so long to think. well i think at this point in time in twenty eight. we see a number of occasions their contract your g.p.s. or your low through g.p.s. through that and to then in florida where you're located you can take your

and you can see why they want this location data.helps give you better services and better ads, but when you turn off location services, you should turn this off! d glor: it really does sound ridiculous when you put it that way. wit with that said, there is-- nick, there is a very easy solution here, right? >> yeah, you can go to myactivity.google.com. and then you go to a little thing called "activity controls." and then "web activity," and you toggle that off, and this will be turned off. b aclor: all right. to again, it's myactivity.google.com, you open that in a browser and then click ha the top left. nick thompson, thanks very much. ah thank you so much, jeff. >> glor: okay, still ahead tonight: a pilot crashes a plane into his own home. month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira

mid-to upper 80s for our hotter locations. when i come back, i will have a look at the numbers for tomorrow. we will take a look at the weekend because the heat is coming back in time for saturday and sunday. more coming up in just a bit. >>> a surprise today in the front trial of former campaign chairman paul manafort. his defense team rest of the case today without calling a single witness. he did address the court for the first time during his trial. he stole -- stood up and told the judge that he did not want to testify. he is accused of hiding income earned from his ukrainian work from the irs and fraudulently obtaining millions in bank loans. closing arguments begin tomorrow morning. >>> the president and omarosa are feuding. there has been fallout after president trump called the reality store quote, a dog. ray bogan has more now on the back and forth. >> reporter: the trump campaign has initiated arbitration proceedings against omarosa, alleging she broke a confidentiality agreement she signed as an employee of the cam

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so caltrains found a new location for the tower.. across the tracks from the original location.ation could happen later this month. ( james ) happening today... santa rosa police will be holding active shooter training exercises at piner high school.. for the 3rd and final time. there is no threat to the community. the drill will be from 8 this morning until 5 tonight. a similar drill was held at the school last week and the week before. officials say there will be several police cars... ambulances... and fire engines at the high school...and you may hear loud sounds. again this is just a drill and there is no threat. ( james ) police are asking for help identifying the man... spotted on camera stealing a car from a mountain view driveway. this is newly released surveilance video from the july 22nd crime. around 4:40 that morning... cameras at a home on san lucas avenue caught this man walking up to a parked honda c-r-v. police say the man unlocked the car... and drove off. mountain view police say if you have any information about this man... give them a call. ( darya ) happeni

ideally from a high location in an area ... with low levels of light pollution.of.. all the smoke from the wildfires may hamper visibility of this phenomenon. ( marty )she's old enough to remember world war two and the great depression. doris snyder is celebrating her one- hundred tenth birthday. she says her secret to living so long is not to smoke, drink or gamble. she also eats wheat bread instead of white. her family says doris has grit, and an optimistic attitude about life. every day doris reads and writes to keep her mind sharp. staying active is also important to her. doris still exercises every day. ( dave )more morning fog, but much the same today. getting hot this week. your forecast is next. (sara) coming up in the next hour... today is the final day for music festival, outside lands. i'm live at golden gate park with the latest details. next. my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work