in fact, they go begging in prominent locations. we have looked at other locations.aving a real ground-level presence in the tone of what was accomplished with the conservatory of music's groundbreaking and excellent design, is something that could possibly be incorporated into the thinking here to make this a very worthy project even better. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you any additional public comment on 30 otis? did you want to speak? welcome. >> hello. my name is aurora. i have been dancing at city ballet for four years. i spent almost every day at the studio. between classes and rehearsal. and the community that is there, with the teachers and students, alike, is truly unique. ballet is a thing that gets me out of bed in the morning. the thing that brings me joy. the thing that inspires me and makes me smile. when i entered the old studio at 32 otis street, i felt transformed and ready to take on any challenge going ahead for me i look forward to all of the experiences and opportunities that this new studio will bring. i know that this project will be

me to bey special to in this location. this is his home and office where he started the association for the study of negro life and history which is the premier historical and public history organization that educates , on the, professors topic of african-american history and promotes it within the country. >> what has gone on in this space and what time are we talking about? ms. lowe: he purchased the home there untilremained his death in 1950. he used this as an office for the association as well as his own home. he would run operations of the association out of his home from 1950, as well as , hosting literary giants, scholars, langston hughes worked here in the home with him. it is an exciting location. >> when did you become chief historian of the national park service? ms. lowe: in 2017. >> what does that job entail? ms. lowe: right now i say i am chief paper pusher and button pusher right now. but in my actual job, i am responsible for managing the history program of the national park service, writ large. the resear

in revenue, but it is 180 locations. it clearly tips the scale for me and terms of being on the line. i do worry about credit quality tenants and what they can pay for rent and what that will do to other small businesses when the lease is up. it is the tipping point on the advanced gentrification scale for me. >> president hillis: commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: yes, we are acquitting elaboration on our own points. i would like to look at the three dimensionality of the corridor. it is not the beginning of the end of the island. it connects to other corridors and connects and connects. if we have the border of this corridor are, the same location, i think this is not a corridor question, it is a citywide question. where they are, where they are appropriate, and i think the uniform supported this commission for the triangle, is indeed a commitment to having them be there. but looking at the locations on the manner that they do not create these short distances and start to compete with small local businesses. >>

so, it is very special to me to be in this location. this is his home and office where he started the association for the study of negro life and history, which is the premier historical and public history organization that educates teachers, professors, on the topic of african-american history and promotes it within the country. >> what would have gone on in the space, and what time period are we talking about? turkiya: he purchased the home in 1922 and remained there until his death in 1950. he used this as an office for the association as well as his own home. so he would run the operations of the association out of his home from the 1930's to 1950, as well as accept guests, hosting premier african-american scholars, writers, literary giants. langston hughes worked here in the home with him. that was during the harlem renaissance. it is an exciting location to be in. >> when did you become chief historian of the national park service? turkiya: about a year and four months ago in 2017. yes. >> what does that job entail? turkiya: right

station will be located here. this diagram shows that as well. where those are in relative to the permanent development of the island. again, the new wastewater treatment plant towards the north end of the island and the permanent electrical switch here would be located in proximity to the new treatment plans and the planning work for the wastewater treatment plant is identifying where those permanent locations will be. and then the permanent gas regulator site near the intersection of fourth and east side avenue, and the area there where it shows the location of the temporary or interim electrical switch. his to the wastewater treatment plant, that project is being developed by the public utilities commission. ticd has received demolition bids for the demolition of structures on that site. and they have interviewed prospective contractors in looking toward the contract round october 1st. with demolition starting in the late fall. p.u.c., overall is targeting operations in 2022. the initial planning is to provide

other locations are looking clear this morning. we're going to warm up, thanks to a ridge of high pressure that is going to be building in for us. the clockwise flow around the ridge, we're looking at northerly two northeasterly winds. that is offshore winds for us. that is why the temperatures will be warming up. dry off as the winds develop. climbing into the upper 90s midweek. at least for the inland locations by wednesday. we will be watching that closely for you. amateurs as we head through the afternoon looking at 70 in san francisco. 75 in east bay. 91 in concord. 93 for high in fairfield. here's the 7-day forecast and what you can expect. low 90s today. we're looking at the 70s for the bay. it 60s along the coast. sunshine as we head through tuesday. we're looking inland locations in the mid-90s for tomorrow. upper 70s to near 80 for the bay tomorrow and even the 70s and sunshine along the coast. wednesday, the hottest day out of the extended forecast, especially inland. some of the hotter locations inland will be in the up

so they are now viable in their new location. >> awesome. ok. any other new business items? >> this is not a new business item, i just wanted to add for the record, sonny made great points about district areas that are having problems with construction and you know, owning a bar and restaurant on polk street and owning a bar and restaurant, i do a pop-up at may's oyster house. she's definitely onto something with the pop-ups to try to get some of these store fronts filled. i highly encourage anybody that wants to try a pop-up or something to that effect, that they -- you know, we give them a chance, because that's a great way to find out if they want to do small business in san francisco. >> great. i have one new business item. so it's my understanding that corporations can sponsor government activities, correct? is there a mechanism for corporations to sponsor things like the legacy business program? >> well, there is. there is a process of doing accept and this happens with specific programs. >> the reason i ask is because one of the things that we could do to accelerate t

we modelled the speakers in a number of locations. we've modelled the output of those speakers at the a number of locations, but at the end of the day, we're controlling it, so the speaker placement is on us, and the output level is on us, so i think that gives us the flexibility to move those speakers around and take advantage of the fact that we've got a gatehouse there in the middle that's kind of closing the plaza in. and to the extent possible, get the speakers facing away from third street and into the plaza. >> right. okay. >> all right. i don't see anymore commissioner questions. so you can return to your seat. thank you very much for the presentation. >> thank you. >> i'm going to open it up to public comment here. i do have one speaker card from a bruce agin, and you will have two minutes. thank you. >> okay. great. good afternoon, president bleiman, commissioners. my name is bruce agin. i'm a president of the south mission bay neighborhood association, and although our association has already submitted a letter of support,

looking at the neighborhood which is where the community is located. it is one where this home was the community engagement. we wanted to talk about how the community interacted with carter g. woodson and the association for the study of african-american life and history. we look forward to the exciting times. the partnership with the fraternity and organizations.>> talk about technology. somebody who wanted a historic site dedicated to him? >> i don't now. reflecting on that, he was a humble man pick he was a passionate man. i think he would be gratified to see a national historic site. the association that he created in the potential to reach millions more in an international community which the publications did in the 1930s and 40s and 50s. i think he would be gratified by the legacy but not necessarily gratified by being by himself.>> what will people remember about those publications? >> that he expanded the knowledge of the contributions of african-americans to american history and world history. that was always his goal. to integrate the content

these locations, the hours of operation for every area differ. the club starts with breakfast, lunch, and dinner, ranging from 6:30 in the morning until about 1:30 at night, mainly as a restaurant but there's also a bar component to it. the mezzanine, it's mostly an indoor mixed use space, but there's also a location where we can have some entertainment in the various different forms, from house music to d.j. bands, but also to standup comedians or poetry shows or whatever art we can program that location to. the rooftop lounge is an indoor and outdoor bar. the hours of operations are listed there. it's mainly going to be there from, say, 11:00 a.m., noon, until 1:30 in the morning. the indoor space can be completely enclosed, but it can also be opened, so you can truly enjoy the view of the city from every location in the restaurant or in the rooftop. the music that is playing up there, again, it's house music. potentially, at times, it will be activated with d.j.'s, bands, artists, but at the same time, very aware of the neighborhood that we're

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

this lot is located right in the middle of the two locations where they have been. we are still on rough drive in san jose. a lease agreement was reached earlier this week that will allow hope village to stay at 1039 rough drive for the next 6 months. santa clara has spent the last three days prepping, and says it will house 14 people with the potential to expand to 30. while the 6-month solution isn't as long as they were hoping for they said they will take it. >> it is better than a week at a time. obviously 18 months who have been better. >> reporter: hope village said there are already about 20 people living there. their intention is to -- is live together. the county is looking for a permanent location. the move starts at 9:00 to morning. >>> where have all those people been staying the last few days while work was being done to the lot? i don't the people of hope village and the people living here prior to this becoming their new lot were all given motel vouchers by the counties. >> thanks, jackie. >>> 5:08. this morning an update to a story we broke earlier t

. >> emily, i know you made to it that live location there went the last hour or so. did you get a sense of any sort of damage so far there in wilmington? >> reporter: reports of damage peopling up at this point. you saw the video of the canopy of a gas station being torn off in north carolina. behind me there are parts of the building, the awnings are being ripped off slowly. if anything is not tied down and secured with a cement block or a lot of sandbags, it is not staying put. >> emily, we can see the wind picking up there where you are. we saw a car drive by. are you seeing a lot of activity there in your area? >> reporter: i was surprised to see a few people peeking out of the businesses behind me, actually. but other than that, pretty much quiet at this point. you can feel or probably see those big gusts of wind that sort of push you. i have something to hold on to, but it's at that point if you're out in this, it is very dangerous. and again, you have to be concerned. officials reminding people that the storm surge is the most deadly factor when it comes to hu

parcel a-1, that's where the planned improvements are located. this also shows building 113 because that's where some of the previous grant dollars have gone. to give you an idea of all five of the e.d.a. grants, there were five total grants totaling $15.5 million awarded to the redevelopment agency between 2003 and 2007. each one of these requires a 10% local match from ocii. the first three grants have been received and closed, and there's funding remaining in grant five, and that's the funding that would be enabled by your action today. this is the work completed today under these grants. the first grant was used for demolition of buildings and preparation for grading as parcel a-1 in the shipyard. grant number two was used for repairs to the same building. grants four and five will be used for building 101 which includes artist's studios. this grant includes repairs, new windows and doors, and removal of as bebestos. grant number four was used for design studies of building 813 and design studies of building 101, and those studies are for the

conveniently located for dining out of doors. it's the it's connected. dining room. the stable was designed by us to do more to the race we can eat. dining sit with our friends we are inside and outside the exteriors clad in copper and wood to blend in with the natural surroundings. the couple have been living in their dream house since twenty fourteen at that time only three children had moved out and the two architects were able to make their ideas a reality in natural surroundings on a narrow piece of land. this theory goes up right through the middle of the house and takes us into the house's nighttime area it's mainly open plan here as well. when we're going to go to look at. what the residents are still screen from prying eyes. or that we're going to keep. trying. to start. over thirty. in addition to the bedroom and bathroom floor also has a guest room and large wardrobe. the openness of the design and the views outside make the house seem bigger than it really is the natural setting makes the house particularly beautiful

these locations was we had of wind gusts, and each of these locations 62 miles an hour in wilmington to see. that is off the coast. the highest i have seen, 112 miles an hour. still strong wind moving closer to the coast. everything you are looking at in the yellow, 40 miles an hour. that is fueling the storm surge. these are forecasted storm surges but everything you see will get to 8 or 9 feet. storm surge is the ocean water, the bay water ultimately getting 10 feet or landing in your living room. new bern is an area with a lot of rescues. we haven't forecasted a 10 to 12 feet of storm surge. we have gotten a report of water up 10 feet. that is an issue for them. it will continue to be. the wind field is going to last as long as the storm moves along the coast. the spots i'm talking about seeing winds for 24 to 48 hours. it will be relentless. the other thing that will be relentless because it is such a slow mover is tomorrow evening. not a lot of movement, continues to move slow. the slower it moves the more time it has to pick up water from the ocean but we are talking about big

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so the specific question is i know of many air force families who have had to remain in one location because of school or employment while the member is -- the member pcs is to a new location, this can often be a financial burden on families who are making the transition especially on those pcs moves that happen outside the summer-moving cycle. is there anything being done to help ease this transition for families? >> so first i would like to say go steelers. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> actually this is -- this is a really good question, i'm not sure how many of you all have heard of the military family stabilization act but it's a fairly new act that was passed into law i want to say this year or late last year but it will essentially allow airmen and their families a little bit more flexibility when it comes to pcs's so if the airman has a spouse who is employed or who is enrolled in an education program and they need to remain at the current location for a while, they have a little bit of flexibility to do that. so they can remain at their current location or they can even

it's like they say -- location, location, koi pond. -they don't say that. it's like they say -- location, location, koi pond. hi, tom. ings ] hey, how's the college visit? you remembered. it's good. does it make the short list? you remembered that too. yeah, i'm afraid so. knowing what's important to you... it's okay. this is what we've been planning for. thanks, bye. that's what's important to us. it's why 7 million investors work with edward jones. maria: for the past 40 years the game of hockey has had no greater ambassador than the great one, wayne gretzky. he played a huge part of hockey's growing popularity in north america and across the world. now he wants to promote hockey in china. when he's not promoting the game he loves, he's involved in a number of business ventures including a new one he's here to talk about today. we welcome a legend who many believe is the greatest hockey player in history in the world. wayne gretzky. you have your hand in a lot of things. but first let's talk hockey. what is the 8 of play right now? >> the gape is in bette

they had been looking at a location in the presidio when they came to the commission on july 17. i think they are still trying to pursue that location and so there haven't been any real substantial updates since july 17. >> do they have any sort of timeline, in terms of how they would feel? because when is this scheduled to be closed? >> i don't believe that there's an official close date, and dr. browner -- >> maybe dr. browner can tell us about the timeline for the closure of the adult day center program. >> i know that cpmc's california campus is slated to are closed in march of 2019, so i know this will have to lineup with that to some extent, but -- >> dr. browner, any -- >> march 2019. >> the landlords at the moment, we need you. >> dr. chow and commissioners. california campus closes its acute care hospital in march of 2019. there are some services that will continue this for a short period of time thereafter. i met with tom briody who's the head of the institute on ageing this week. he remains very optimistic about finding another place. >> he is out from the state? >> ye

and the people here at hope village have found oar location about, 200 -- found another location.e move is underway as we speak. a lot of developments in the story in the last 20 minutes or so you see various pickup trucks here. they are helping them move down the street. they gave them permission to set up on the property for the next week while the city and county help them find a more permanent location. hope village is privately funded by a nonprofit, a group of people that got together and raised $10,000. they have dumpster service and mobile showers and porta- potties. and a closed fenced off area. the people set up camp about ten daysing to on this state owned parking lot. and that why there was this talk about them having to leave the chp told them they had 72 hours to leave. that deadline came and went a couple of times. the agency was working with county and city leaders to gust group time to find another place to stay. >> we were flexible, trying to use a human approach. we wanted to do that. we does that because it is a sensitive issue. it is not just a city or county

nctc has been in the location since approximately 1984-1985. it was actually in the building when we purchased it. its mission is to "champion innovative high quality production and educational experiences for youth, and the queer-allied community. its vision is that theater is a community event and a way to build community." there are six primary programs at the officer. the main stage, youth conservatory. youth aware, emerging artists, family matinees, and new play development lab. the existing lease of five years commenced in 2008 with two five-year options. unfortunately there have been water intrusion issues since before the city purchased the building. just prior and after the lease was approved in 2008, there was substantial water intrusion events in the basement due to groundwater or stormwater seeping through the building's foundation or walls. several rounds of repairs and preventative measures were taken. the new lease in 2008 capped the city's liabilities and financial obligations at $1,000 a year which included coating on the sidew

germany's oldest rowing club is located on hamburg and stuff like rowing enthusiastic begin flocking here at the crack of dawn on. you today where an all female crew right. for the first time in my life i'll be rowing an eleven leader long vessel it's a four person shell so teamwork is key. now turn the blades vertically pointing away from you going to exactly be sure to get your wrist that the right angle otherwise you get tendonitis. that's perfect. properly coordinating your leg arm and hand movements to get the rowing motion right isn't easy the tiniest mistakes are instantly noticeable f.i.o.s. sorry that was me. and. after a while i get the hang of things and my rowing motions become smoother. hamburg's style leg is an inner city jam that appeals to tourists and sports enthusiasts alike. it's a smaller park is located in downtown hamburg while its largest section extends far north to the astor lake is a veritable only says. feel about the people of hamburg to love the city's lush vegetation and waterways and that's why they like exploring the city's many canals there are twenty

the two managed to locate the area of the camp. this is the camp. i mean knowing that's the houses you know that for the. lewis was which it could be one of the city this is the cement factory that's really close. here's a little bit further there was no load on. this my spear this rebuild is a former you show them people less than you would leave you know. these ones here yes exactly. yeah that said i was there in the medium sized building every day the chinese flag was harvested in the yard there was one building for religious people and one for those who had contacts abroad and. my first thought was this is it that. the door is still a family is used to guests. cairo at some are kind has been living with them for a few months now. he's an important eyewitness one of the few who knows what it's like inside the camps. kid a rally and his parents are also from china since the one nine hundred ninety s. some two hundred thousand kazakhs from shin jiang have become naturalized citizens of kazakstan many of them have experienced the sudden disappearanc

on the low end, several locations getting two to 3 feet, but there will be spots where we are lookingor casting eight to 9 feet of the storm surge. it is not just for folks right along the coastal community, at least right along the beach. pushing up into some of these inland rivers, storm surge will be searching its way inland, and that will cause more flooding, especially when you consider the weight back rain on the way. here's where we currently sit. this is the motion of this throughout the rest of the weekend. you notice the very slow mover. from thursday night running into friday evening, very little movement there. gives up the pick up speed a little more inland, but we are talking about tropical force winds for the next 48 hours and some of these locations. that consistent rainfall the entire time. as that rain falls, obviously the numbers began to climb. where we are sitting currently, spots right along the coast getting up to 20 or 30 inches. that is going to move inland away, plenty of spots getting up to a foot of rain, again with the storm surge moving in, ultimately wat

you've move locations. you are now. >> well, we've moved locations because there's a curfew in effect. there are many across all of north carolina wilmington, 10:00 p.m. you can't be out. we came back to the main hotel where we're staying. like much of downtown wilmington, this whole area is in the dark without electricity. wrightsville beach it came ashore around 7:10 this morning. >> all right. we lost martin. we may get him back. we're having technical difficulties because of the situation obviously. when you're in the middle of a storm, everything doesn't work as planned. martin, i understand you're back. >> i am. and you're right about that, don. so i was just saying this morning after the hurricane eye passed over the beach, it looked like that area did fairly well. unfortunately, it was the backside of the storm that seemed to have a stronger impact on the area. that's a barrier island. first responders say they had seen some structural damage but they were really seeing inundation of water coming fr

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not a good location. so we are seeing a backup develop along interstate 80 and then your 580 approach is heavy, as well. speeds right around 20 miles per hour. 22-minute ride along the eastshore freeway. and then into san francisco, here's a live look from the maze, it's about 25 minutes until you get to 101. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> happening today, a jury is expected to hand down its verdict in the decades old bay area cold case. kpix 5 reporter jackie ward is live in martinez with the very latest. >>> reporter: one thing we do know for sure is that sherill smothers will be in court today. he is in the custody of the contra costa county department. he was arrested tuesday after failing to show up for court. he was arrested at his granite bay home accused of killing marsha carter his girlfriend in 1983. dna evidence links him to the case in 2015. carter was brutally murdered in her richmond home stabbed to death while her children were sleeping in the next room. her mother was gone

the german spy museum opened in twenty fifteen in a historic location right on potsdamer platz where the wall dividing east and west berlin used to be remnants of the wall still recall the cold war era. that's inspired many filmmakers. a number of spy thrillers have been shot in berlin including the american t.v. series homeland. its entire fifth season was produced in the german capital. there was also the bourne ultimatum starring matt damon. through from into another many international film productions for producers and screenwriters berlin is important because of its background as the capital for spies and espionage so you have authentic locations which you can refer to a lot of the one from. the spine museum also takes a trip to the cinema. this red telephone is from a james bond movie. and if you want to test your secret agent skills you can try to get through the laser beam obstacle course. but real spies seldom see that kind of action engine. tend to do most of their work from the office just because our do real work of espionage is very arduous slow time consuming and very t

location is 2401 taraval street. the project includes minor internal and exterior alterations originally constructed in 1924 to accommodate a childcare facility. the project site is a 3,250 square foot property on the south side of taraval between 34th and 35th avenues, not 34th and 35th streets, as indicated on your notice and agenda. the immediate surrounding neighborhood is 2 to 3 story and mixed use, with commercial tenant spaces at the ground floor and residential units at the remainder of the floors. the neighbors include a mix of land use, including residential, retail, restaurants and institutional uses. the item before you is required by section code 317 for an existing dwelling unit. the proposed childcare facility is committed to prouding a carefully planned stimulating environment that will help children develop with themselves the fundamental habits, attitudes, skills and ideas essential for a lifetime of creative thinking and learning. it will serve children between the ages of 2 and 6 years old. dropof

its smaller park is located in downtown hamburg while its largest section extends far north to the us the lake is a veritable oasis. feel about the people of hamburg to love the city's lush vegetation and waterways and that's why they like exploring the city's many canals there are twenty two of them around the us star alone one of which i'll be discovering today aboard this beautiful venetian gondola gondolier carlo concert usually takes lovers across the ulster and has witnessed countless marriage proposals carla was always fascinated by the shape of this italian rowing boat. and of one of these are that if you look from the front you can see the side i'm standing on is ten centimeters lower. and it's totally crooked. that gives me goosebumps to this day. condo consider got his gondolier license in venice he spends his springs and autumns there and says venice is the best place on earth for gondola tours. i've been to many different places besides venice where there have been different side with my gondola gone along the river towns and taken the actress center back over like than s

location. i know exactly where it is, but a lot of the information is new. i've been there almost 60 years. it's great. i'm very excited to be part of this occasion. i certainly recommend it. >> commissioner wolfram: it was a well done, fascinating report. thank you for the work that you put into it. do we have a motion? >> i move that we initiate the landmark designation. [laughter] >> second. >> clerk: on that motion to initiate landmark designation -- [roll call vote] so moved, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously 7-0. commissioners, that places us on items 9a, b, c, d and e for 2018-011493lbr, 1 lenoir 95lbr, 0 lenoir 96lbr, i think i missed for properties at 1399 church street, 1632 haight street, 501 haight street, 2323 chestnut street and pier 39. it's been brought to my attention that your case report did not include draft motions for these items. however, the case report did include the findings and the draft motions would not contain any other substantive information. so conf

the company hopes its location can help attract and keep stuff as it races against competitors to make artificial intelligence part of daily life. living in tiny shoe box like accommodation is becoming more common in hong kong as the cost of real estate and rents soar authorities are scrambling to find answers to what's becoming a major source of economic and social unrest. one proposal is to reclaim more land to build on along the harbor but some residents are taking matters into their own hands and occupying industrial spaces dangerous and also illegal. while prices jumped nearly fifteen percent last year hong kong is still only the fifth hottest property market in the world hotter still is a vancouver where prices rose sixteen percent both cities are outstripped by reykjavik and izmir but the upward swing is most evident in berlin where prices have skyrocketed over twenty percent. the reasons for runaway real estate prices are manifold a big one is simply supply and demand it's population growth outpaces construction but residents the world over put at least part of the blame on for

they have another location 1 mile away. and while they have a large number of signatures, those signatures are people that live all over san francisco and are not walking 1/4 mile to this location. please, do not support this. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> scott broadman. i think it's not needed or appropriate for the neighborhood. there are too many formula retail businesses already there that have displaced places that i like, like my cheese shop, which is gone, for a bank. we've know this is what happens. the people with deep pockets move in and rents go up for everybody else and they move out and then we have more, i don't know, mcdonald's and citibank and others moving in. it will happen here. and also on its own. if people can't get healthy by walking a mile to church and dubose, they need to rethink they're healthiness. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi. i'm a resident of the area and i think that this would benefit the area a lot. i've been to many studios of core

since twenty sixteen and they have identified more locations where vendors will be evicted but they are plans to do more than just disrupt the livelihood of the city street vendors critics say they are redefining bangkok's landscape yes i agree that you do need good management but then no i don't agree because i would like to keep bangkok as it is you know i'll bailable exotic good for them for the public so i didn't see some middle ground i think of how to manage their street food clearing out everything. that's all that's a twin and other street vendors want a plan that will allow them to stay and maintain their livelihoods. and that's all your business you're watching news live from terry and i will be back with an update to talk ya don't forget you can get all the latest news and information on the call on our web site that's. talk thank you very much for joining us. come on. climate change. sustainability. environmental projects. globalisation affairs biodiversity species conservation exploitation quality. human rights displacement. the global current of the local large. global

upper 70s in the far inland locations. topping out at 80. >>> chp is investigating an early morning freeway shooting at castro valley. it happened be for 12:30 this morning. according to the chp, a person inside a vehicle shot at another vehicle. no one was hurt, but there is a visible bullet hole in the vehicle. officers are looking for the suspect's vehicle, which is described as the late 90s or early 2000 white ford station wagon. >>> relief for drivers. we are taking a live look at. this is at the 580 split. you can see the cars going in all directions. that is a good news therefore the drivers heading to castro valley. all lanes are open along westbound 580 there at the 238. we are tracking a bit of a slowdown, just a little bit of a backup delay for folks approaching the split there. other than that, we're looking okay and are back in the green. that is good news. if you're heading over toward the bay bridge toll plaza, we it our expense a bit of a backup. we can see the stretches beyond the crossing. so far, we are