he only comes to the market hall to shop on special occasions he can't afford most of what sold here. he has the rice he brought from home and cooks meals for himself in his room in 6 months will finish his high school degree. god saying i'll do my best to get a high score on the leaving that day so that i can go to university to be hanged and this i see do at recess a full on. only the top 3 in his class will get a scholarship. 37 students are competing for can lump doesn't want to disappoint his father a fine. young. man my dream is to study something about i t v he and yet we all might be become a police officer you have been but my father doesn't really should pull those oh it is only my own dog shit but who knows as a ploy in the end my financial situation will determine whether i can go to university you will note we don't have the money for it. you know and. he can't imagine returning to the village. after 7 years in town he's left behind the customs and traditions of the village high above the clouds. king long gets up early every morning to exercise. the kind of university th

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the outfield is where we have housing and in the red that is meant to depict something such as market hall food court, that kind every tail space. there is also some retail at the ground floor of the residential buildings. on the infield is where we have the film art center in the bright blue and hotel in the yellow and then, of course, the senior housing in brown and other housing shown in yellow. design for development updates. so because we have a new plan, it is important that the design for this new plan be consistent with design character that we want for candlestick so we have added some new standards to our design for development guidelines. we have maximum building dimensions and coverage described to ensure the balance of urban character and open spaces. in addition, there are certain standards that have been added for design articulation. faÇade treatments a number of ways to break down the building massing. you can step back buildings, use certain treatments that articulate and breakdown building mass so there is more standard as it relates to doing just that. the other importa

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came loose and several hall was closed several days as officials concentrated on collapsed a hazardous structures and displaced persons, especially in the marina and south of market areas. i was concerned about city hall. i doubted that the building was designed to carry the load standing above our heads. the collapse of the marble cladding in the stairwells was a source of concern and made me realize how heavy the marble sheets were,o, even more were te troubling support of the stairwells, made of the hollow, bricks and the walls were designed to absorb the earthquake by crumbling but performed their function and once they crumbled, they were not carrying any more shock. as a director of public works, issued a proclamation that the city was safe and city officials could reenter for work. little did we know, the debate was raging. after two years of haggling the superintendent of bureau inspection issued a repor reportfullied threport thedelay. city hall would have to be closed down for major repairs. after 25 years in city hall, i would have to vacate my office and after we were forced to leave, i realize wad an important symbol city hall had become for me. city

. >>> major changes to the market street, and people are preparing for a rally outside city hall. it's expected that there will be a vote this afternoon to approve the changes and allie rasmus is live to explain what this could mean for drivers, bicyclists and others. >> reporter: some of the people gathering behind us at san francisco city hall represent the group walk sf and the bicycle coalition. the rally will start shortly but they promote what is called a better market street project with advocates for the project and if the project is approved and the board is expected to approve later today, this is what market street would look like it is a digital rendering of some of the proposed changes of the project provided by the san francisco department of public works. no private vehicles would drive east to west on market, only bicycles, pedestrians, mass transit and taxis aloud. here is a map of the more than two miles of market that would be impacted by the changes. the street would be closed to private vehicle traffic and the sidewalks would be widened with ramps and safety m

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the hall is located at 2168-74 market street. on behalf of our board and members, i thank the planning department and staff for helping us to prepare and for supporting or application for mill's act nomination and approval. at the time of the 1906 earthquake, my paternal graph, grandfather was secretary of this society at their scandinavian hall across from what is the main library, but which and there was under construction for the new city hall. the earthquake demolished the city hall and our city hall so they considered erecting a new city hall in what became the scandinavian sector of our city. my grandfather was a member of the society's construction committee and hired the major architect and once the hall was completed, my maternal grandfather managed the mall for the next quarter century. marty benson, a former appraiser is the grandson of our contractor for the hall. who together with his brother and several other swedish craftsmen built the hall in a year. i say this because the entire board has restored and renovated t

. >>> there's a major change coming to market street in san francisco. >> cit meeting at city hall hundredsmembers from walk sf and the sf bicycle coalition held a rally in support of banning private cars on market. they say by eliminating drivers, the safety of bikers and pedestrians will be improved. >> i'm very excited that today we are going to move forward and i'm equally excited at the opportunity to push this forward faster. we will make a world class boulevard for this city and it will be a model for other streets and similar projects within san francisco. >> officials hope to begin banning cars in a matter of months, the project will cost 6$604 million. >>> developing news, numerous aftershocks hit the hill and walnut creek area.area. >> a large aftershock that hit around 7:00 last night was 3.4 quake and it rattled hopes and nerves. an apartment is over the usgs designated epicenter. a woman who live there's said she grabbed her dog angel when the shaking started. >> tell me what it was like last night for you. what did it feel like? >> scary. it was just a shake back and forth, h

many people went through the exhibit hall it was a brilliant marketing scheme. that exposition saved the glass. and made international brand. and libby came out of there with a hundred thousand dollars in products. that brought him back to toledo. and kind of cemented the company here and security here where as if it have failed he might have gone right bankrupt. i think that was really the thing that began to identify toledo as the glass capital of the world. it was the thing that saved libby's company. it set in motion a hold series of things that would lead to three other corporations with the roots in the company. first of all he have to replace the workers. there are a destiny did happen. mister libby met a young man who have been working in the glass industry since he was ten years old. his name was michael owens. he have started out as at ten they worked two shifts a day. this was a life of the child worker in the glass industry at the time. he knew glass from the bottom up. he was a difficult person to get along with but he was very demanding so he offer

>> reporter: a jubilant crowd outside city hall as planned move forward to ban private cars along market street. >> in addition we will have protected bike lanes. and we're going to have protected sidewalks. >> reporter: the trance of the board approved in a vicious model of market street. the goal to improve safety and cut dental deadly crashes. >> today's the vote is a historic opportunity to transform the main corridor of our city into a safe inviting place to walk him a bike and take transit. is part of the better market stret project, uprighted vehicles including ride chairs like uber and lyft will be banned on market from octavia to the market hero. only bikes, pedestrians, mass transit and taxes will be allowed. >> it's absolutely time for a car-free market. we see uber over 100 pedestrian and bike injuries a year on market street. >> reporter: these are digital renderings of what market look like. the sidewalks will be wider. lighting and safety measures will be added and the underground piping and utilities will be replaced. the officials say they do not believe traffic will be

check fillet employees voted america's favorite, and so this is the digital marketing director smiling in a storm drain. china hallder -- her phone fell in the drink, went inside for the help and it is a man hole for a reason. he climbed into the hole and got her phone. that is why animals are grade. [laughter] fox nation, -- for the children's book and wants to be lady freedom. >> jesse: man hole very sexist. >> kimberly: a squirrel hid 200 walnuts. basically some burning smell. but he told katie k tv that his wife called to tell him his car was burning and i wish i could do that. spent one all right, another episode of the "the five," "special report" with bret bai report" with bret baier, hi, bret. >> bret: two maitre stories president trump defending his decision to remove u.s. troops from northern syria. a move that has led to military action they are by turkey as against u.s. allies kurdish forces. also tonight, the president saying he would cooperate with impeachment inquiry by house democrats if the rules were fair. we have just released fox news poll's on what voters think about impeachment. 51% of those

the hall is located at 2168-74 market street.n behalf of our board and members, i thank the planning department and staff for helping us to prepare and for supporting or application for mill's act nomination and approval. at the time of the 1906 earthquake, my paternal graph, grandfather was secretary of this society at their scandinavian hall across from what is the main library, but which and there was under construction for the new city hall. the earthquake demolished the city hall and our city hall so they considered erecting a new city hall in what became the scandinavian sector of our city. my grandfather was a member of theie

marketing practices. >>> she was the first woman inducted into the culinary hall of fame and the first woman to be crowned iron chef. kat kora joined me yesterday to raise money for fans who needed help in the bay area. i emceed the live life lunch fund-raiser for ronald mcdonald house charities bay area. kate scott was also there interviewing kat. ka it was so great. she has broken so many barriers. that's amazing what is more amazing is what ronald mcdonal s have to travel here, if they don't have a place to stay, ronald mcdonald charities pays for a place for them to stay. >> i bet that's such a relief not to worry about that. >> a family was there yesterday, they have a 1-month-old boy who has a lot of needs, they say it takes that one thing off their plate because they have plenty of other things to worry about. >> that's awesome. hi, drew. >> way go, reggie. good charity. >> it is. >> a beautiful looking day yesterday. a similar looking sky today. a bit warmer to finish out the . live doppler 7, the sweep showing you we are dry. temperatures right now in the 40s in our coolest spots. most locations

halls and meetings whenever it's convenient. we're planning ongoing to several farmers market and setting up so we can each other residents, as well. >> supervisor ronen: what would be helpful for my office so that we can assist you in reach reaching out to those residents is if you could sort of map out where you think the residents -- i mean, obviously the closest to the construction site, but you know how sound and light are going to carrie better than i do, so we could actually go to those homes and door knock and make sure they have a direct line to you and in the worst case scenario to be, you know, given hotel vouchers or whatever type of relocation, whether it's for six days or 18 days, that they might need. >> we would love to work with you. thank you, supervisor. >> chair peskin: thank you, mr. talaveres, for reaching out quickly and early. are there any other members of the public that would like to testify on this item, please come forward. >> my name is bob feinbaum. i'm the president of save muni. i commend caltrans for working with all the agencies that they're going to work with. however, i would suggest that money

>> reporter: a crowd outside san francisco hall as plans move forward to ban private cars on market street. >> we will have protected by claims. and we are going to have protected sidewalks. >> reporter: the board approved an ambitious remodel of market street. the goal to improve safety and cut down on deadly crashes. >> today's vote is a historic opportunity to transform the main quarter of our city into a safe, inviting place to walk, pike by, and take transit. >> reporter: all private vehicles will be banned on market from octavia to the embarcadero. only bikes, pedestrians, mass transit and taxis will be allowed. >> it is time for a free market. we see over 100 pedestrian and bike injuries per year on market street. >> reporter: these are digital renderings of what market would look like. sidewalks would be lighter and all the underground piping and utilities would be replaced. city officials say they don't believe traffic will be drastically affected. >> most of the cars cross market street and the crossing willtill be there at many locations. not many cars go up and down market stre

of people went through that exhibit hall and millions of people went back to where they came with little trinkets that said libby glass. it was a brilliant marketing scheme because it saved his company. that saved libby glass made it into a national brand and he came out of there with $100,000 in profit after he paid off all of his expenses. that brought him back to toledo and cemented the company here and secured it here where if it had failed he may have went bankrupt and then to go elsewhere. so that is what began to identify toledo as the glass capital of the world and then set in motion a whole series of things that would lead to three other corporations. mister libbey decided he had to replace his workers so we went to west virginia to the glass manufacturers to recruit people. and their destiny did happen. mister libbey met a young man who was working in the glass industry since he was ten years old. his name was michael owens. he started out the person who shoveled the coal worked two shifts a day. the life of a child worker at the time. he knew glass from the bottom u up. he was a difficult person to get along with and was very demanding.

right, we have a deal then sunday night, something changes and then the markets open up, we are sharply lower. i hope that it's monte hallmade a deal. i just hope we didn't get what's behind door number three and we won't know that for another, you know, week or so. liz: that's true. i'm looking down, folks, because i have on my computer screen, i've got our thompson reuters. this is where i start to see exactly what is coming through. nothing yet, just that there's a currency agreement. i already told you that, that will be of a tremendous benefit. that according to president trump. oh, he's now saying the china talks will have not one, but two or three phases. fed funds futures, we want to check these, they are not moving. this is the odds of a rate cut coming up october 30th. still where they were at the top of the show. 67.9% chance. i do just want to quickly say the president is saying, he's going to start negotiating phase two after phase one is completed and signed. deirdre, you are right there at the white house. tell us what you are hearing. reporter: exactly. liz, i want to just highlight a distinction in vocab

>> a jubilant crowd outside san francisco city hall as plans move forward to ban private cars on market street. >> in addition, we will have protected bike lanes. and we are going to have protected sidewalks. >> reporter: the ss mta board approved an ambitious remodel of market street. the goal is to improve safety and cut down on deadly crashes. >> today's vote is a historic opportunity to transform the main corridor of our city into a safe and inviting place to walk, bike and take transit. >> reporter: is part of the battery street market project, all private vehicles including rogers like uber and lift will be banned from octavia to the mark oberle. only bikes, pedestrians and mass transit will be allowed. >> it's time for car-free market. we see over 100 bike and pedestrian injuries per year. >> these are digital renderings. the sidewalks will be widened raise lighting and safety measures added in the underground piping and utilities would be replaced. city officials say they do not believe traffic will be drastically affected. >> right now most of the cars crossing market street an

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market. it will be interesting to see how chocolate and beer pair together in the same cup. >> and with cheese, too. >> uh-huh. there you go. >> the cheese, okay. diane king hallxchange. diane, thanks. >> you got it. >>> still ahead, an update on the subway singer. a homeless woman who became an internet sensation is getting help from thousands of strangers. ♪ ♪ don't miss kohl's... friends & family sale!... take an extra 20% off! save on tek-gear hoodies... athletic shoes - just $39.99... and pick up a new fitbit. plus - take an extra $20 off your $100 purchase!... plus - everyone gets kohl's cash! right now... at kohl's. jill jill has entresto, and a na heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ [ applause ] >>> to center field. robles bats -

might have backed hall but this time it's opened a can of worms an increasingly divisive issue a fund to action lifeline that its heyday is over so there's a huge amount of marketing executives and all the sort of social media advisors you know in places like the british are if you're completely detached from reality and society and that sort of started to use all these social awareness campaigns things that were just for marketing this entire social awareness kind of you know progressive stuff should probably let the people who are actually experiencing racism probably less to look older people who are actually there on the streets variance in these things rather than you know. who are sort of defining and sort of deciding their. i think that by providing a lower standard for a certain race of people and a higher standard for a different race of people certainly 1st of all creates a lot of conflict between different races of people that would not have existed otherwise but i think it also demotivates. certain people you know who probably would have been more motivated to go out and do so based off of their hard work an absolute which now they're not being rewarde

i was made aware of serving on the closed juvenile hall working group, i got the same inner glow i got when we decided to bring a new product to market. just something about it to be new and innovative and to make a mark on. this is very personal and i have two grandsons for the last four to five years and have been in and out of juvenile facilities and is personal to me. i know the juvenile hall has limitations and is time for a change. one of the key goals is to make sure they cast a wide met to have the message and procedures to have the practices back and is personal to me and appreciate your consideration. >> thank you. and now mr. lonnie holmes seats 5, 6, 8, and 9. >> thank you. i am a little under the weather, but i will try to struggle through this. and i want to commend you for the work that you have done on this project and in terms of closing juvenile hall. i have been involved with juvenile for some time and i want to pay homage to bell and probation department and assist the folks that are here today with the programs that you are familiar with are the development of what we have done and using tanna funding to expand t

markets for soybeans and dairy products. now the agriculture secretary said it can get more painful, particularly for small farms. he held a town hall earlier this week. he told reporters, quote, in america the big get bigger and the small go out. he went on to say, i don't think in america we for any small business we have a guaranteed income or guaranteed profit ability. his visit comes as wisconsin dairy farmers wrestle with a host of problems, including declining prices, rising suicide rates. but dairy farmers aren't the only ones affected. including in wisconsin joining me now to look at this is tony melon, a wisconsin soybean farmer and the president of the soybean association. tony, thanks for being with us. i think what sonny purdue is getting at, you know well, guys like me that get our guys from the supermarket don't know well. there are big industrial farms like any big industry and then there are small family farms like any other small business, they live on tight margins and disruptions like this can put them out of business. >> absolutely. and one thing that we need to be careful when we talk about this is, you know, t

hall. the mayor has committed $700 million to the school district union leaders say that still is not enough >> sue, thank you very much. lett's talk about the markets turninging lower we were clinging to gains at the top of the hour. the industrials are off about 31 points the s&p 500 effectively flat, but ever so slightly in the red. nasdaq down 12 or about a sixth of a%. >>> for today's power movers, eli lilly falling to its lowest level in more than a year. boston scientific rising as the company's earnings grew faster than analysts were expecting and finally, the home security company says the cfo is leaving to pursue other opportunities. and beginning a comprehensive operational and financial review, oppenheimer bank of america downgrading this stock, which is down 40%. >> the broader markets are lo r lower. $55.91 2.5% up. benchmark is 61.12 that's a gain of 2.5% as well. a reversal from losses earlier this morning it showed that crude stockpiles have fallen by 1.7 million barrels last week, analysts were looking for an increase of 2.2 million barrels. oil had been weaker since late yesterday afternoon when the petroleum institute showed a bu

hall. she's tracking our forecast. announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict them. >>> so, let's get you up to speed on the 4.5 magnitude earthquake. centered in pleasant hill. there was some minor damage to report. people certainly felt it across the bay area. this morning we're monitoring very minor aftershock. may not even be able to feel those. a chance of a stronger quake within the next week. we'll keep tabs on all that. >>> always be prepared. i think the power outages, you know, tell a lot of people be prepared. >> a way of life, really, in the bay area. >> get the kids together and let's get you out the door. >> we'll continue covering that earthquake. 4.3 magnitude and we are looking at the fault that this occurred on. the concord green valley fault and we still have some the bay area. where we see the lig blues, that shows light shaking that was felt in the north bay, as well as the trivalley down to the south bay and even towards the peninsula. but there that earthquake first occurr

halls and donate it to homeless shelters and meal sites in the community and it was the largest student movement against hunger. >> reporter: the doorstep delivery service has expanded to more than 30 marketss, including carolina devonte's home in cambridge, massachusetts. >> lemons. >> where is the imperfection here? >> good question. you think it's this? in my sprexperience, the food h been just as good as grocery store quality. when i look for the imperfections, i'm like, is it really imperfect? it seems just fine. and it's a great price. >> reporter: the mother of two says it's not only saving her money but also trips to the store. >> it's nice to think that there's a very small kind of consumer impact that i can make just choosing these vegetables versus choosing the very beautiful vegetables at the grocery store. >> reporter: the ugly produce movement has grown into a competitive field with companies like misfits market and hungry harvest all fighting for a share. it's also ignited a debate. skeptics pointing out more than 80% of food waste each year comes from consumers at homes, businesses and restaurants. >> there's no silver bullet to any of these problems like food waste. 6 bill

constituents about question and the the town hall is tonight at 6:30 at james logan high school in union city. >>> a new law lets college student athletes be paid for marketingls. the governor signed the bill yesterday and it will take effect in 2023. it will let college athletes make money off the field. they will not get paid by universities. state senator nancy skinner says female athletes could benefit a lot from this new law. >> if women as college students, when they are at the peak of their athletic prowess, if they could market themselves, it would be a game changer. >> reporter: the ncaa says california may be banned from competitions because it would give the california schools an advantage. >> it donot make any sense. i can make all the money after your likeness and the moment yodecide to make money after your likeness, you can't place of employment you're ineligible. you're suspended. it's backwards. someone needs to force this dictatorship to change. it's no different than a country one by dictators. the ncaa is a dictatorship. >> the ncaa says college athletes are amateurs who should not profit, but they have reported over $100 billion in reven