it does not deal with the problem down by marina boulevard. i am not sure that a site here could be strong enough to cover that. thank you for your comments. what we see in our health effects and regulations from the department of health is that project sponsors, if their neighbors located it within 25 feet of the antenna, they can ask to have measurements taken from inside their buildings. i did not hear too much discussion about that. are there neighbors who are within 25 feet of the

think of the the marina and that's the best case for your neighborhood. >> okay. come on over and have a seat an we'll talk about buildings, you house and what kind of problems you might have and what you can do to help solve your problems at home. i have on our screen some typical san francisco buildings most of the buildings in san francisco are wood frame, over 90 percent. typically they're light weight and relatively strong, generall strong. in most cases, wood buildings are strong because they have lo of interior partitions as well. >> there's a lot of flexibility when i'm pushing you, the building the flexible, he's moving around. >> right. >> so this type of building is great as long as there isn't critical flaws. >> which is the good thing to see what is a g. >> gravity. you weigh 100 percent of gravity. >> that's me. >> if lawrence weighs 100 pounds, one gravity down means he weighs 100 down. an earthquake is creating horizonal acceleration this way at the ep pi center, the ground was shaking the buildings at roughly 50 percent. so that would be pushing l

pick up your radio, tell the marina residents shelter in place. don't go to your staging area out in the marina green. shelter in place. that may be one of your options. choose a room with no windows, as few as possible. pick a room with toilet, water, phone, have it large enough for family members. precut plastic with duct tape. there should be a law. have your disaster kit in that room, have snacks available for kids. turn off the hvac, heating, ventilation air conditioning units because you don't want to be blowing in or sucking in the vapor cloud outside. fireplace, close the dampers and seal off your shelter in place room by using duct tape and terms of the emergency alert system. listen to the radio. that's it. do not try to call the school, try to pick up your children because do you want to leave the area? no, you want to shelter in place. people own pets. do not risk your safety for pets. in summary, it is likely you are at an incident that may be involved with bnice, your safety is the most important. limit your time, get your distance a

it does not deal with the problem down by marina boulevard. i am not sure that a site here could be strong enough to cover that. thank you for your comments. what we see in our health effects and regulations from the department of health is that project sponsors, if their neighbors located it within 25 feet of the antenna, they can ask to have measurements taken from inside their buildings. i did not hear too much discussion about that. are there neighbors who are within 25 feet of the siting and have they made requests for that? project sponsor, have you heard anything? >> i can't speak to the exact distances but i know that we have had multiple meetings with this markede group. he offered to do any of those measurements. the one thing that he did take measurement of is the distance between the column to which the antennas will be affixed and the wall of the closest building. if you give me a second i can look up the exact level that he -- >> i just need a distance. >> i don't have the distance off the top of my head. >> and then it would be

i'm not familiar with what rules may have been imposed following the marina earthquake. it could have been they set up special provisions on an emergency basis. in general if you do a voluntary strengthening. if your house is not damaged, and you wanted to do strengthening 5 eighth's inch or 3 quarters should be fine. >> anything you do is better than the existing condition. may be for the marina may be you are referring to the required fixes for damaged houses, which we are not talking about that. we are talking about today we are talking about somebody who wants to do voluntary strengthening to a house. >> california building code states 5 eighth inch minimum. you don't go smaller but if you want to go to 3 quarter, that's fine much the california building code says you must have 5 eighth minimum and 7 ifrn embedment into the foundation. >> that was the only reason i asked. i thought i remembered the marina districtly quarter of an inch and can 12 inches long. >> in sheer wall system sometimes an engineer will call out for a decker bolt and may be as close as 12 inches

you may want to consider marina boulevard as an alternate. more news with kristen. >> thanks. millions of jobless workers will soon be getting their money. house is expected to approve a measure extending unemployment benefits to 99 weeks. president obama says he'll sign the bill as soon as he gets it. senate vote was to resume the program that expired in early june. republicans have been filibustering the extension bill demanding that money be off set by cuts elsewhere in the federal budget. a spokesman for california says they'll be putting in extra hours to make sure that people get their money as soon as possible. >> there is positive sign on the housing front. california's mortgage default fell to the lowest level in three years. it was over 70,000 default notices the second quarter of this year. that is down 44%. biggest drops are in the less expensive markets hit hard by foreclosures. >> stocks are set for a strong rebound this morning after encouraging news from europe. significant economic growth among 15 nations that use the euro. w

marina boulevard is an alternate for you.bay bridge toll plaza, minor backups so still pretty good out there. >> 6:39. trading is underway on wall street. live report from the new york stock exchange. here is a live look at the big board. dow is up 118 points. >> it's a big box store, target's big plan for the big city and why it won't look like any other target store. and is it really a great white shark? the toothless look alike that is causing a scare. >> here is something you don't hear every day, bart has millions of dollars in surplus money. >>> i'm meteorologist kristine hanson. welcome back. i don't know about you, it's summer and we are supposed to see a bit more sun. here is the statewide forecast, 93 in sacramento and 98 in fresno. sierras, temperatures will be 80s and hot in southern california desert. warmer temperatures over the weekend for us. >>> this morning, a former official with the department of agriculture who was fired what was thought to be racist remarks is calling for a meeting with president obama.

. >> and what the marina degowsing station. this is scheduled -- well okay what is it? this is a building -- we will go to this. it's a magnetic silencing device and cable in the buy and ships could line over it and see what kind of signals they are sending out and used in especially world war ii it hasn't been used in a long time and intended to be restored as the harbor's master master oe and it's on the marina green and it has this thing on the top and do you notice this and the second town building did and the bigger ones were called monsters. isn't that right? and they call it a monitor and hampon roads and chesapeake bay in the civil war and a lot of these had monitors to let in light and sky light and the old marina station and i can tell you about this building and the side of telegraph hill and built by mr. gonya and a friend of ours and great uncle and personal residence out of concrete and this is an opening dome in the living room and large room ceiling. >> transamerica building. >> definitely unusual. cost $19 million to build this and 853 feet tall. 48 sto

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our latest earthquake was in 1989 it hit the marina district hard. this photo was taken in the marina. if you look closely at the garage door. it's not showing up too well but it's not too square. this building is probably leaning permanently against in building. if you look at this building it doesn't look too straight up and down this building is leaning, too. over there, something is not there anymore. >> another reminder from the 1989 earthquake, this used to be a 4 story apartment house. my guess is that this is the type of apartment house which has lots of garage door openings and other openings at the street level a soft story. it's likely that the soft story condition lead to contributed to this building collapsing much notice this gentlemen on the balcony. i wonder if he's getting out or trying to do some rescue. the 1989 earthquake was a magnitude 6.7 earthquake. the 1906 earthquake was magnitude 7.8. between 7.8 and 6.7 that's 10 times bigger. the latest projections indicate that there is a greater than 30 percent no greater than 60 percen

so use marina boulevard in the meantime.a bad commute spot for people commuting into the city. that is your traffic. for your forecast, here's tracy. >> hey, thanks, elizabeth. so this morning, more clouds expected. and with all those clouds it's going to be a cool start to the day and also pretty cool for afternoon highs. here's a look at our daily planner today. out the door, cloudy conditions with drizzle along the coastline. cloudy conditions and delays at sfo. just short of one hour. if you're traveling, you might want to call ahead. mostly cloudy and low clouds inland with temperatures ranging from the lower to the mid-50s. afternoon highs are warming up. upper 80s inland, mid-70s to the upper 80s, sun and low clouds around the bay area with temperatures from 61 to 75. and it will remain cloudy and cool with drizzle at the coast throughout the day. speaking of the coast, coastal highs upper 50s. 37 in mountain view. 77 sunnyvale. 80 in cupertino and campbell. other locations around the bay, lower 60s in richmond, mid-6

about that this morning coming in 3 marina is the of lombard.his morning this is likely to be a big problem >> george you said a way to avoid it. maybe you could shoot off 19? or would you suggest? >> that stroock instructions: not in favor of that but that's depending on the location most people coming in from lombard isn't headed to sunset. that's why marina would probably be the better choice which the stop signs that they put an they are trying to discourage people from doing exactly that. but that would be a better bet at present president lee traffic is getting by. within the next hour we will see this turn into something it especially if they're there until late 30. >> in hayward nimitz freeway that has cleared up so no longer any delays at tennyson long gone. the bay bridge westbound is still light we saw a few cars backed up the cash lanes the left side that was the extent of it. the ride through san jose won a one north and no problems get from one and to buy part way up to santa clara the right out of the south bay looks good as well

during breaks in the course of the experiment marina has to stay in the swimming pool alone and she gets restless. gets into the pool every day to play with the enemas have a natural need for care and attention so in the laboratory nearby research is underway on the sleep habits of marine mammals right now behind the wall in the room with the swimming pool a seal is asleep he can sleep in one position for an hour or two without knowing that the electronic equipment is registering all his cerebral activity. leaps on the side and keeps paddling with one flipper throughout the day he changes sleeping positions and switches between the right and the left side of proximity the same amount of time so that both sides of his brain get the same amount of. land mammals brain is all asleep at the same time but in case of marine mammals it's different to one hemisphere sleeps than the other it was phenomenon was discovered here in the one nine hundred seventy s. . they live in the water and just can't afford to lose control of their surroundings for even one minute or they may face the threat of dea

in the marina people said it felt like a minute. if you are covering yourself under the table and it's shaking what will happen in 30 seconds? you look up, where's the table. hold on to the table. if you are inside, stay in don't go from the known to the unknown. if you are downtown in an office building or shopping at macy's, do you run in the middle of the street? no. you stay where you are. how much time do you have? seconds. you have to make a decision within seconds. if you run to the street what will happen? >> get hit by a car. you have windows, glass to fall on you. high rise. if you know where you are, stay there than to go somewhere you don't know what's there. once it's shaking between 30 seconds to a minute and once it's over, things will fall and tip over. give it time to move around. of course, if there is danger coming to you, you want to move. so, picture these buildings. against the wall. will i go behind this wall? lean against it, cover my head? no. the pictures frames. if they come off and hit me on the top of th

the marina manager said the people on the boat just filled the gas tank. perhaps that was part of the problem. >>> hundreds of people live in a small low income town of bell took to the streets calling for the mayor's resignation. bell made headlines last week after a "los angeles times" investigation found the city manager was being paid nearly $800,000 a year out of taxpayer money. that's nearly three times as much as the city manager makes in nearby long beach and it has tin times as many residents. two other city leaders in bell were make 3 to $400,000 a year. today, protesters headed to a market owned by the mayor and demanded he steps down. he makes $100,000 a year, well above the $40,000 average income in that city. >> the leaders have shamed our city. they have destroyed the trust and confidence of the people. we're here to reinvent our city in hopes to bring our city back to what our city used to be. >> three of the leaders in question resigned thursday but they will still receive pensions. the city managers will be the highest in the state at a w

i am a marina district resident. before you came today, it is the question of whether t-mobile should be granted an accessry use permit proposed at the location under discussion. the wts facilities guidelines were adopted by the city in 1996 and supplemented by the planning commission in 2003. these guidelines require a conditional use permit in a neighborhood such as the one that 2010 chestnut is located. additionally a presence five location, like the subject building, requires it. a location like the subject building requires an alternative site analysis from t-mobile explaining all of the available alternative its has and why they are not viable for its proposed antennas. instead, t-mobile is relying on a zoning administrator's determination and is engaging in the abuse of the accessry use process to try to slip itsa antennas in without planning commission oversight and without explaining why alternative sites or other means such as a roaming agreement cannot be utilized instead to achieve their objectives. shoul

it's a bed and breakfast in the marina.lans are to turn it into permanent housing with on-site services. >> we have concerns on how this facility is going to interact with our neighborhood. >> john is president of the marina community association which questions everything from the $9 million financing to the size of the project. >> if we can scale this back, make it a more manageable facility or break night two. >> we think that 24 in this location should be no problem. >> kent is in charge of affordable housing. this would be the first of its kind in the marina, a neighborhood where the meadeian household income is nearly $85,000 a year. >> it's an opportunity for them and it could be a very good one, but it also could be an opportunity that could make them feel awkward when they see they are quite different from the rest of the people in the neighborhood. >> i have to eventually live somewhere. just because they are foster youth or coming from the system, that doesn't mean they will be a problem in the neighborhood. >> t

the experiment last for about an hour the white whale marina gets pretty bored without any tasks to perform but she also understands that people are working. this thing that they're probably more clever than dogs but not quite as smart as monkeys is that if you give a command to a dog it will do it but if you give a command to a dolphin or a white whale they will give you several options audience like they have a creative approach but with so thought during breaks in the course of the experiment marina has to stay in the swimming pool alone and she gets restless. gets into the pool every day to play with the animals have a natural need for care and attention so in the laboratory nearby research is underway on the sleep habits of marine mammals right now behind the wall in the room with the swimming pool a seal is to sleep he can sleep in one position for an hour or two without knowing that the electronic equipment is registering all his cerebral activity. a single sleeps on the side and keeps paddling with one of. their own the day he changes sleeping positions and switches between the righ

marinas like this one are filling up again with people coming to fish. but the crisis that kept them away so long is not over yet. for a third day, b.p. held back the oil. the pressure in the well is still rising slowly, and b.p. now says the cap could remain closed for weeks until the well is sealed for good. >> we're hopeful that if the encouraging signs continue, we'll be able to continue the integrity test all the way to the point that we get the well killed. >> reporter: that could be risky. with the oil held back, pressure is slowly building in the well bore and the failed blowout preventer. if there's a weak point, the pressure could make it worse. tests have found no signs of leaks so far, but the government's man in charge wants b.p. to keep looking. in a statement, thad allen said, "we must ensure no irreversible damage is done, which could cause uncontrolled leakage from the sea floor." and no one is ruling out the option of reopening the valve and collecting oil again to avoid stressing the well. >> it would require flow into the gulf of mexi

out put the fires out in the marina. you want to stop, look, listen and think. you size up the situation this is what we do in the fire department. you look at it. is it a little fire. a candle burning. do i get the fire extinguisher. is it a big fire can i put it out. >> it would cover the area the size of a table. anything bigger or high are than your head it's too big for you to put out with an extinguisher. wait until everybody is out. it's best to work in pairs. make sure you are the last one out of the room. do not lock it. avoid smoke and gases. cover your mouth and nose with a towel or sheet or dry cloth. if you have a jacket, if there is a flame on the way out put clothes on or wrap yourself in a blanket the layer of clothing will give you protection. have an emergency plan for earthquakes and fires. elevators, a safe place to be? always take it is stairs. when you go down the stairs hang on to the hand rails you will have people bump into you. pay attention to the floors, you have fourth floor, third floor, in

lis are investigating what they call a suspicious death in the marina district.y found the body of a woman in the parking lot of a hotel on scott, shortly after midnight t. hotel manager says that the victim was a white female in her 50s. investigators want to know how she died. one offerser called her death suspicious. they're not ruling out the possibility it was a suicide. >> authorities are looking for three suspects in connection with an overnight shooting of two teens at a party. witnesses say shortly after midnight, three young men drove up to a house on virginia drive, near longtree way, where about 20 teens had gathered for this party. there was some kind of an argument outside the home, and one or two of the young men fired shots at the house. two teens were hit, one in the leg the other in the back. both were taken to the hospital. >>> time now is 8:05 tim. a police investigation in san francisco stopped trees in both directions for nearly an hour just before 11:00 p.m. in the city's castro district. police were chasing a suspect when they shut down du

coming to live from moscow eleven am here on marina joshua welcome to the program now two guards have been killed and two workers injured as a series of explosions blasted through a house station and russia's southern republic of covered bowl caria officials say a group of terrorists broke into a box some planned and laid several explosive devices we now cross live to over one reason for more details on this. so maria what more can you tell us on what happened. while marina investigators and specialist from british ministry of urgency that currently working out the same to find out exactly what happened to her dad today at the sun paul plunge in vicious southern republican party that al qaida in north caucasus say in the region which is thought to be one of the country's most volatile.

it's a bed and breakfast in the marina. call for turning into permanent housing. >> we have concerns on how this facility is going to interact with our neighborhood. >> president of marina community association which questions everything from the $9 million financing to the size of the project. >> if we can scale this back, make it a more manageable facility or break it into two. >> we think 24 adults can be at this location without a problem. >> kent moore is in charge of affordable housing. this would be the first of its kind in the marina a neighborhood where the median household income is nearly $85,000 a year. >> it's an opportunity for them and it could be very good one, but it also could be an opportunity to make them feel awkward when they look around and see they are quite different from the rest of the people in the neighborhood. >> you have to live somewhere. i think because it's foster youth or coming from the system, it doesn't mean they'll be a problem in the neighborhood. >> the head of the human services dep

feel compelled to speak a little bit to this simply because i'm the supervisor that represents the marina. we all remember what happened back in 1989. one thing that i do want to say in support of doing anything we can, during the earthquake, we had it eleven thousand first responders that were in the marina and about four hours coming out of the army division at the presidio and coming out of the air station that is also still active. both of those bases have been closed down. we have residents living in the presidio that means our need in an earthquake could be even greater. the support that we had back in 1989 is no longer there, and we need it even more now to prevent any problems from occurring, anything we can do to prevent a real disaster from taking place. i like to think the task force and anyone who has been involved in this effort. president chiu: i understand that several colleagues would like to continue this conversation until after the budget discussion. supervisor avalos has made the motion. seconded by supervisor mar. >> is there a roll call on that motion? president chiu

one big rig there across the benicia bridge towards marina vista. slowing on highway 4 about two minutes ago this is all green through here. so yeah, starting to see a little sluggishness there from a street to loveridge. pittsburg concord still in the green this morning. same thing out of the altamont pass. quiet ride all the way down towards vasco road. usually by this time of the morning we start to see a big line 6 yellow through there. and at the bay bridge toll plaza, no delays and still no metering lights. so overall we are seeing friday light conditions. it is friday. so it is time for a hi-5 segment of the show. today's hi-5 is in palo alto. and it's a little too foggy for a helicopter. these teens are not just interested in clothes and music. they are interested in current events and the issues facing the state of california. the youth summit is a leadership group and they are gathering this week at stanford to discuss what they believe are the most pressing social and political issues statewide with the goal of participating in the fall e

right good morning to marina where the thirteen alleged neo nazis are being charged with committing twenty seven murders due to rage and racial hatred two for prepping terrorist attacks participating in a legal extremist network and inciting racial hatred now all the men are in their early twenty's and according to the f.s.b. when they attempted to arrest them a year ago the defendants turned their nature on agents having a bloody farm to resist it moving several officers killing between then and now the main continuously tried to have their case heard before a jury but failed and instead their case is closed to the public and to the media and a judge will decide their fate as part of a moscow district military court all men are being tried together and they are because one of the men is suspected of being a military dessert or if he is if they are found guilty they could face life in prison. now. stacey tells me more about the incentive i mean the driving force behind all those offenses the man committed. the driving force is power and all russia free of anybody who is not ethnically russ

marina boulevard is a good alternate.e have a second camera today, they are standing at 8 80 and 92 where traffic is picking up towards the san mateo bridge exit. so far, so good. that is your traffic. for your forecast, here's tracy. >> hey, thanks, elizabeth. lots going on in the weather department. grumbling over here, what happened to summer? well, it is cooler than average. we'll take a look at your temperatures and see if we can warm you up, some of you. out the door, low clouds and fog areas of drizzle for the coastline. cloudy start around the bay mostly cloudy with low clouds inland. for this afternoon your highs in the mid-70s to the upper 80s. that will be inland. sun and low clouds around the bay up to the mid-70s and still cool along the coastline with drizzle possible throughout the day. here's a look at our high temperatures. well inland, 84 degrees in morgan hill. 78 in san jose. lower 80s in cupertino as well as in campbell. mid-70s in redwood city and palo alto. those temperatures pretty mild. upper 50s

but the marina manager says the people on the boat had just filled the gas tank. >> today is likely a day of rest for tens of thousands of people who ran the 32nd annual san francisco marathon. now the man who won this year not only broke the course record, but did it in his first ever marathon. 25-year-old stanford grad and student keith bechtol has been running for about 11 years but he has never won a 26.2 mile race. his strategy was to set a pace that was comfortably hard. turns out his pace was good enough. he crossed the finish line first and set a new record while doing it. >> good for him. >>> the school biell will start ringing in a few weeks. chris clackum has the story. >> reporter: hungry stores have already geared up for back to school shopping, supplies for the younger and older students are plentiful. discounts too and retailers have refined their sales pitches. >> when it comes to school supplies and stocking up for back to school, we're a great option for folks who are looking to save a little bit of money. >> reporter: naturally stores are anxious for back to school