>> loma prieta was different.he ground acceleration here was quite moderate and the duration was moderate. so anyone that believes they survived a big earthquake and their building has been tested is sadly mistaken. >> we are planning for the bigger earthquake closer to san francisco and a fault totally independent. >> much stronger than the loma prieta earthquake. >> so people who were here in '89 they should say 3 times as strong and twice as long and that will give them more of an occasion of the earthquake we would have. 10 percent isn't really the threshold of damage. when you triple it you cross that line. it's much more damage in earthquake. >> i want to thank you, harvey, thanks pat for >> all in favor? [voting] >> i make a motion that we don't reveal anything that we talked about in closed session. >> i second? >> all in favor? [voting] >> okay. pledge of allegiance. [pledge of allegiance] >> clerk: please be advised that the ringing of and use of cell phones, pagers and other similar sound producing devi

>> loma prieta was different. the ground acceleration here was quite moderate and the duration was moderate. so anyone that believes they survived a big earthquake and their building has been tested is sadly mistaken. >> we are planning for the bigger earthquake closer to san francisco and a fault totally independent. >> much stronger than the loma prieta earthquake. >> so people who were here in '89 they should say 3 times as strong and twice as long and that will give them more of an occasion of the earthquake we would have. 10 percent isn't really the threshold of damage. when you triple it you cross that line. it's much more damage in earthquake. >> i want to thank you, harvey, thanks pat for >>> san francisco, 911, what's the emergency? >> san francisco 911, police, fire and medical. >> the tenderloin. suspect with a six inch knife. >> he was trying to get into his car and was hit by a car. >> san francisco 911 what's the exact location of your emergency? >> welcome to the san francisco department of emergenc

>> loma prieta was different.round acceleration here was quite moderate and the duration was moderate. so anyone that believes they survived a big earthquake and their building has been tested is sadly mistaken. >> we are planning for the bigger earthquake closer to san francisco and a fault totally independent. >> much stronger than the loma prieta earthquake. >> so people who were here in '89 they should say 3 times as strong and twice as long and that will give them more of an occasion of the earthquake we would have. 10 percent isn't really the threshold of damage. when you triple it you cross that line. it's much more damage in earthquake. >> i want to thank you, harvey, thanks pat for good afternoon, everyone. welcome to our land use committee meeting of monday, july 23 -- sorry, this microphone is crazy here. i'm katy tang, chair of this committee. today i'm joined by vice chair, jane kim, and catherine stephanie joining o

they were responding to a suspicious vehicle report on alta loma around 8 a-m. one of the officers approached the car - a silver toyota spyder with red substance that appeared to be paint splashed all over - the driver immediately started the engine and ignored officers. officers tried to stop the suspect car, but it fled the area in an (jr stone) new at 10... police in benicia engaged in a vehicle pursuit yesterday. they were responding to a suspicious vehicle report on alta loma around 8 a-m. one of the officers approached the car - a silver toyota spyder with red substance that appeared to be paint splashed all over - the driver immediately started the engine and ignored officers. officers tried to stop the car but the driver sped off. the suspect was also covering his head with a black piece of clothing throughout the incident. and....the license plate on the car was reported stolen. he was last seen on the southbound 680 marina vista exit in martinez. (justine) coming up -- civil rights icon and georgia congressman john lewis was released from the hospital.

>> loma prieta was different. the ground acceleration here was quite moderate and the duration was moderate. so anyone that believes they survived a big earthquake and their building has been tested is sadly mistaken. >> we are planning for the bigger earthquake closer to san francisco and a fault totally independent. >> much stronger than the loma prieta earthquake. >> so people who were here in '89 they should say 3 times as strong and twice as long and that will give them more of an occasion of the earthquake we would have. 10 percent isn't really the threshold of damage. when you triple it you cross that line. it's much more damage in earthquake. >> i want to thank you, harvey, thanks pat for >> supervisor kim: good morning. thank you for your patience as we waited to get on line. welcome to the treasure island mobility management agency. alberto quintanilla is our clerk. i want to acknowledge sfgov tv for broadcasting the meeting. mr. clerk, can you please call the roll? [roll call] >> clerk: we have a quorum

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. >>> iniciamos en la loma, junto con las bases llenas y logró salir del ámbito sin permitir ni una solava a mostrar en las últimas horas. tenemos raciones que se queda al sur de california, a tener algo de humedad, y también tenemos posibilidades de tormentas eléctricas. ahora tenemos una noche cálida, el termómetro está en los 70°, 60 para nada, san josé 67°. ahora tenemos neblina. también esta en ciudades como san francisco. maÑana porque estas nubes se incorporan en casi toda el área de la bahía. incrementa el riesgo de tormenta eléctrica y al riesgo de incendio, este es el pez para el día de maÑana. las 3:00 de la tarde del shakira en zona de sierra nevada. las patrias se van a la tarde de hoy, durante las próximas horas nos mantenemos en el marco de los 60, a las 10:00 de la maÑana 73, una derrota de 85° y continúa aumentando, las 4:00 de la tarde alcanzando los 92° para la ciudad de san josé. note la diferencia con san francisco. el viernes vamos a ver un descenso ligero en esos números, dos o 3°. eso para las 4:00 de la tarde. ocho de para santa rosa como 68 para san francisco es

officers tried to make a traffic stop on alta loma on wednesday morning... when the suspect backed up...hit the cruiser...and sped away. the car is a silver toyota spyder and it appears to have >>> a search is underway after a suspect hit a cruiser and car spyder with the license plate reported stolen. it was last seen on southbound 680 in martinez. >>> a second firefighter has been killed battling the ferguson fire near yosemite. it's been burning more than two weeks, scorching more than 54,000 acres. the fire is still only 30% contained. >> reporter: 33-year-old brian hughes was a captain with hot shots, working to stop the ferguson fire from spreading when a free fell on him. he died before crews could get him to a hospital. firefighters saluted the procession of trucks that carried the body to the coroner's office in modesto. he was the second firefighter killed while battling the fire. a bulldozer operator was killed on the second day of a fire when his bulldozer rolled down a ravine when he was trying to cut a fire break. helicopters are a key resource

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she remembered what happened after the 1989 loma earthquake. >> i remember the lights being out and it being dark at night and the power not coming on for days and a number of other issues that occurred during that time so we can definitely learn from some soft things happening here in san francisco in the past. >> mayor reid urged residents be familiar with the city's emergency alert systems including sf-72.org and alert sf.org. >>> san francisco's new mayor will be joining ktvu this morning right here on mornings on two. the mayor is scheduled at 8:15 this morning for one of her first interviews since becoming the new mayor. >>> city leaders in san francisco continue to push for a plan to create a city run internet service. about one in eight residents still doesn't have a home internet connection. under the plan low income residents could get free or discounted internet access. others could buy plans at a competitive rate. building a city run broad band service would cost about $2 billion. >>> the city of richmond is launching a program to help low income residents find good paying

>>> los gigantes habían perdido cinco de los nueve partidos pero hoy tenían a madison en la loma y siempre 0 ganaban los atléticos, en la sexta. la bola se va y la bola se fue. >>> ganaron a los indios por seis . >>> y este boxeador se convirtió en el segundo boxeador en ganar un segundo título a la vez. actualmente es campeón de dos divisiones, peso medio pesado y peso pesado, lo que ha provocado interés del excampeón lesner >>> se acabaron los deportes pero las noticias continúan al regresar de la pausa. >>> la clave del día de hoy es sol. regístrate en telemundo.com/promociones, mucha suerte. >>> imágenes de esta tarde en la ciudad de san francisco. en san josé la policía investiga las causas del accidente que cobró la vida de dos personas tras un aparatoso choque de un tren con un vehículo >>> además andrés manuel lópez obrador y el mandatario enrique peña nieto se reunieron. además ha probado el burro, le tenemos la receta de este exótico platillo que causa furor la copa mundial >>>asadoski? >>> con un teléfono celular queremos capturar los mejores diamantes de la vida . >>> yo quero

en el paÍs el chavo es el mÁs perjudicado, todos los operativos van a esos sectores, no van a las lomase juventud. >> entonces es un estilo, vÁmonos a hablar de tu precioso estado, san luis potosÍ, me encantÓ, es una de las cosas mÁs bellas que he visto en nuestro paÍs, mÉxico, pero el desarrollo industria hace que se tenga que proteger el ambiente, ¿ quÉ vas a hacer para ayudar a tu estado?. >> he hecho proyectos con iniciativa privada y proyectos de impacto social y ecolÓgico, hicimos un proyecto que abarcÓ educaciÓn, ecologÍa, deporte, cultura, empleo temporal donde cambiamos el entorno de una comunidad completa, el reciclaje y mÁs cosas, se logrÓ que mÁs de 20 chavos- banda salieran de ese entorno, les voy a poner un negocio de panaderÍa y taller de carros, pretendo trabajar con todas las empresas de la zona industrial para dar a la basura el sentido de como ingreso, para los chavos ¿ no? hemos hecho muchas cosas, hemos dado vivienda a mÁs de 48 personas, hasta iniciativas hemos propuestos y de hecho se han aprobado, tenemos mucho trabajo hecho en san luis. >> ahora a arrancar con t

abc's james loma rhthere tnit.>>eporter: tonigr tht tim re tt cavewatc resudge up that muddy path, carrying one of those soccer players on a stretcher. the boy, wrapped in mylar blankets, carefully placed on the ground. medics move in quickly, working in the light of their headlamps. it's a scene that would have played out 13 times, as one-by-one, the boys and finally, their coach, were brought to safety. and as we first reported last night, that last rescue happening moments before the pumps broke, reflooding the cave. divers forced to leave their tanks inside. and tonight, we're learning more about just how this three-day high stakes operation unfolded. that harrowing escape through the water and through the air. a u.s. air force specialist describing to the ap a system rigged to whisk the boys across the cave's rocky expanses. >> we had to basically set up rope systems and highlines to be able to, you know, safely put them in a harness and bring them across large open areas. >> reporter: look at the conditions.

loma prieta >> at the ti it wasn't a b deal. >> ra's legend, with their long overdue para parade. >> we take for granted here, we drew almost 3,000 people. >> reporter: build it and they will come, which is what the a's president hopes for the new stadium. >> it's for the community to rally with the a's. to find the location, to put the plan together. those fans give us the momentum to make that happen. >> and anthony flores will have all the game highlights coming up in sports. and frances you said the weather today is going to be pretty nice? >> it's going much like yesterday, even though we're starting off gray right now. we have clouds over much of the bay area, but if you are headed to the game today, have your hat and sunscreen, it will hit and and mild. >> they were about a foot away from me. >> rooted in racism, what this local business owner wants and b why he's not necessarily mad at the police department. >>> and an upgrade, what you'll soon see at this east bay park. >> . >> people are more sane than they are directly. >>> welcome back, everyone. 5:12 on this sunday morni

loma prieta rattled game 16. and the championship game never happened. >> at the time, it wasn't a bigs are happy to attend. >> when we played here, we drew almost 3,000 people, what it tells you if you win they will come. >> reporter: or if you build it, they will come. which is what's the a's owner is hoping for the new stadium. >> these types of events give us the momentum to make that happen. >> anthony flores will have the game highlights coming up in sports. >>> frances is here now and for those going to the game, pleasant weather. >> oh, yeah, it's going to be gorgeous, it's going to be sunny, low 70s, you'll see need the hats and sunscreen. look at those gorgeous live shots from the east bay hills. you see mt. diablo there in the background. we will see a pleasant summer day. >> i didn't realize they were about a foot away from me. >> rooted in racism? what this business owner says officers wanted from him in his own shop. why he's not necessarily mad at the police department. >>> also a multimillion doll

same for ben loma. thunderstorms mainly on the nevada side. some central sierra but right now looks to be south of lake tahoe but it's close enough to keep an eye on things. low clouds equal cool conditions. 60s and 70s inland, we'll see if we can get out the first official 100 for concord. what do you have for us sal? >> we're starting with an accident steve in castro valley, this collision happened just as you get off 238 on the foothill heading down to hayward. it's there at a bad spot in castro valley and apparently there's injuries involved in the crash on maddox road at foothill which is right there at the middle of a busy intersection so give yourself plenty of time. as we push back out, we have slow traffic on 880 south through hayward and a bit approaching the dunbar bridge. the bay commute is beginning to take shape here. slow traffic on northbound 101 right after the capital expressway heading up to eventually road and that's about all. this is 280 in san jose. let's go to the east shore 20- minute drive from the cartinez bridge and

same for ben loma.

across the street from the headquarters where she stood and remembers the events that followed the loma prieta earthquake in 1989. >> i remember the lights being out and it being dark at night and the power not coming on for days and a number of other issues that occurred during that time. and so we can definitely learn from some of the things that have happened here in san francisco in the past. >> the mayor urged residents to familiarize themselves with the city's emergency disaster alert systems including s f72.org and others. mayor breed with us tomorrow on "mornings on 2" for one of her first interviews since taking office at 8:15 tomorrow morning on ktvu. >>> breaking news in union city. alameda county fire crews are at an industry site on whipple road where a man is stuck inside a large industrial cement silo. skyfox has been overhead during the rescue efforts which have been going on now for about two hours. and we do have some new information. we are now being told the man was a man who lost supervisor who lost his balance and fell in. he is secured with a harness attached to a

oakland swept the giants in the series that was interrupted by the loma prieta earthquake.year's teams will play in the oakland kl scoliseum. the bay bridge resumed following the all-star break. larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports. >>> good morning, everybody. the giants and the as began the second half of the season last night resuming the bay bridge series and brandon is out on paternity leave and his wife haley gave birth. congratulations. ryan jones made an immediate impact and first, the big head race. who is that chasing him down? eric burns doing his impersonation of the freeze and the dive! former as outfielder loses his phone in the process. burns is crazy. 1-1 in the fifth. ryder jones, 2018 debut and nice way to make the entrance, and the giants up 2-1. top of the seventh, still a 2-1 game. ios mes od-bye off of edwin jackson, h year, 3-1, and the giants, 5-1 and the as triing for late-inning magic and two on and two out for davis. andrew mccompanien and giants win 5-1 in front of 45,000. tonight's game is sold out and even mount davis is sold

across the street from where they stood and said she remembers the events that followed after the loma prieta earthquake back in 1989. >> i remember the lights being out and power not coming on for days and other issues that occurred during that time. we can learn from the past. >> the mayor also urged people to be familiar with emergency disaster alert systems including sf i.c.e. sf72.org. mayor breed will be on ktvu tomorrow morning. you can see her live at 8:15 in one of her first interviews as mayor. >>> the need for bart to retrofit under water transbay tubes means early-morning riders will lose service for a long time. ktvu's tom vacar went to the barred board meeting in oakland today to hear the two competing proposals to replace the lost service. tom. >> reporter: here's the situation. while most of the details of this plan are absolutely set in place, it still remains a work in progress with a lot of rider input still needed. >>> reporter: next february instead of beginning transbay service at 4 a.m., it will be started an hour later at 5 a.m. the seismic retrofit of the tube

oakland swept the giants which was interrupted by the loma prieta earthquake.nd coliseum and first pitch is at 6:05 p.m. last night the bay bridge series resumed and abc 7's sports director larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. the giants and the as began the second half of the season resuming the bay bridge series and brandon belt out on paternity leave. his wife gave birth, so congratulations. ryan jones made an immediate impact, but first, the big head race and who is that chasing him down? >> eric burns doing his impersonation of the freeze and the dive! the former as outfielder loses his phone in the process. >> ryder jones, 2018 debut. nice way to make an entrance off the foul poll. >> giants up 2-1. pablo sandoval, high and deep and adios means good-bye off of edwin jackson and his ninth of the year and the giants, 8-1 and the giants trying for eighth-inning magic and two on and two out for davis. >> he had eight putouts in this game and giants went in front of 45,000. tonight's game is sold out, even davis i

there will be a memorial of her life this saturday june 23rd from 1-4 at the mira loma park clubhouse, 350 o' shawnecy. >> i would like to adjourn in memory of bruce billing ham, a long time columnist for the marina times. he passed may 8th, following a long illness and he was 66 years old. bruce was absolutely indispensable to the marina community. his commentary was peppered one-liners. we honored bruce at the board in 2007, when we were done he said to all of us, may i now go back to making fun of the board? bruce's work influenced and was influenced by herb cane who was a friend and mentor to him. in addition to his incisive wit in his writing he was known for many talents, cooking, and playing instruments. bruce loved his work as much as he loved this city and more than anything bruce always reminded us to not take ourselves too seriously. he is survived by three brothers and former wife. there will be a memorial service at the new life church at the nazarene located at 300 elois street. his writing resonated with many in the marina and beyond. he will be dearly missed by friends

police tried to stop the driver wednesday morning on alta loma but he managed to escape ramming a patrol car. you could see there was black cloth covering his head. investigators say the license plate on the car came back as stolen. the driver and vehicle last seen in martinez. >>> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg hopes to stay on the supreme court for at least five more years. now she is 85 yearsold, meaning rlr thaer 9th birthdaynch no she's already hired law clerks for at least two more years. >>> the high-speed rail between san francisco and los angeles may not attain thepeed it's legally mandated to reach. the train is supposed to get passengers from the city to l.a. in two hours and 40 minutes. according to the "l.a. times" computer sim lagsz of the train show it's 3 minutes and 10 seconds under the threshold. the rail authority has track bu it can still meet its trip time commitment. >>> shopping on-line after pouring yourself a glass of wine, might end up costing you more than you planned for. >> according to a new report people who hit amazon after having a few drinks e

in terms of the years of origin, i'm assuming it's from '89 or loma prieta. and again, i'm not a real good arithmetic person, but how long now? [inaudible] >> and being at candlestick park at that day, i still can easily remember that any time there's a shake. and as i grabbed my little son, and i looked at the crowd, and i saw a minute of pause, i grabbed him, and i ran the heck out of there. and what was amazing was watching the mayor and all the city officials trying to leave candlestick and go into the city. and if i didn't have the help of individuals like yourself, i think i did my arithmetic over it, but it's over like 50 something years of experience that's standing in front of us. and out of the 55 neighborhoods, there's quite a bit of neighborhoods that are covered here. but without you and folks like you in this city and county of san francisco, commissioner nakajo would never have gotten home that night. it's interesting -- i was just going to ask you a question about the spike of interest, how a little shaker can do that. for us, presently, you c

in terms of the years of origin, i'm assuming it's from '89 or loma prieta. and again, i'm not a real good arithmetic person, but how long now? [inaudible] >> and being at candlestick park at that day, i still can easily remember that any time there's a shake. and as i grabbed my little son, and i looked at the crowd, and i saw a minute of pause, i grabbed him, and i

be splads with red paint surrounded by police trying to stop the driver wednesday morning on alta loma out of there and in the process rams a patrol car. if you could see the driver i w there, he's covered with the black cloth. investigators say the license plate came back stolen and haven't gotten the driver. he was last seen in martinez but if you see him, or see that vehicle, certainly call 911. >>> new and police say could be a serial killer linked to as many as seven murders. 27-year-old daniel drayton was arrested at a los angeles hotel last week. that's where police say he was found with a woman who had been tied up and sexually assaulted. he was wanted in new york where investigators say he used the dating app tinder to prey on his victims. >> the common denominator in the cases one being a murder and one being a rape, is dating websites. >> two independent investigation as they progressed led our detectives to one in the same individual, that individual was tracked across the country. >> police say there could potentially be more victims out there. he faces several charges in

i have seen firsthand the problems caused at the loma linda university center and how that directly impacts care for veterans. also there are large numbers of housekeeping aids whose performance is so poor it cannot be addressed if that is the case it stands to reason they are also management issues. hiring rank-and-file employees does nothing to have persistent management issues instead it just leads to worse care and vacancies. this type of implementation is not part of the accountability act of hope everyone can agree that it's not possible to fire but this was a commission based on findings that also found to be understaffed and under resourced this led to problems with poor culture. exacerbated those cycle of accountability and we are to break the cycle but in the past year we have heard of that v.a. human resources and turnover is not good management so for months we have seen a steady stream of reports in the press of a hostile work in voigt -- environment previously led by peter. but then last week it was reported that mr. shelby himself was fired. although the v.a. said he left to

are second witness, the owner of loma vista farms and dairy incorporated, president of the texas farm bureau. a corn anditness, soybean farmer and president of the minnesota farm bureau. i would yield to mr. paulson for any additional comments or introduction he would like to make. >> i am proud to welcome kevin and his wife julie, joining him. as a fourth-generation farmer, he will provide the minnesota perspective on the negative impact of tariffs, so i welcome him. thend our fourth witness, president of the south dakota farm bureau, vice president of the american farm bureau federation. and i would yield to representative nome for additional comments. >> i am proud to introduce my friend and fellow south dakotan to everyone today. i think it is imperative when we have these discussions that we have folks testifying who live the reality of these tariffs and the retaliation we are seeing. scott has long been a leader for agriculture around the country, and his farm and ranch is about 45 miles south of my ranch. i have known him for many years, and have appreciated his leadership not