mary lee,. >> reporter: if. >>> a lemur stolen -- mary lee, kpix 5. >>> a lemur stolen from the zoo. he was dropped off in newport beach. polire stl ght was taken last e niplt, looking for the zoo burglar tonight. >>> paul deanno right now. fog is back. >> yeah. always a pleasure watching it roll over san francisco, in san francisco bay. cooler when you speed it up. fog inveighing. fog up and over -- inveighed -- the cool spot conquered 70 degrees. inland warm. record warm. livermore tonight 59. oakland 56. napa 54. lots of low cloud cover and fog near the water. not much relief where we want it. redding, mendocino county, lake county, yosemite. all three locations will continue to be warmer than average and sunny. amazing with this much smoke in the air our air quality is good to te usthe ocean breeze. fresh air coming from the ocean. ridge of high pressure moving away. tiny change. that is enough to allow something new to move in and the low-pressure system will thicken the marine layer and that will cool down our inland communities significantly by the weekend. near or cooler than

kpix 5 reporter mary lee...on what some say is a better approach. sot jamie burkart (lives between glen ellen and santa rosa) dismount line was put doe cond m property owners have trapped and killed animals tied to livestock deaths, kpix 5 reporter, mary lee on what could be a better rate port or -- approach. >> i have two pigs and two goats and i woke up in my goat was gone. >> reporter: jamie moved to san francisco 2.5 years ago and knows about the mountain lion that ate his goat. >> at the time it was 6.5 feet head to tail and 110 pounds, now he has 150. he is a big kitty. >> reporter: what did you think when you saw that? >> i was amazed, i cannot believe something that big was working around. >> reporter: jamie works to tag, track, and save the lien, other livestock owners in the area are instead choosing to kill mountain lions that killed their animals. last week amount line was put down after killing a goat in kenwood. it is the second state sanctioned mountain lane killing in as many months in sonoma valley. >> there are kids -- things they

here's mary lee >>> good morning this monday, august 6th. i'm kenny choi. let's take a look at conditions out here. we have a look at san francisco, some of the fog in that picture there on the left. on the right, a look at the bay bridge after a freeway shooting. more on that coming up in a few minutes. first a look at the forecast. >>> good morning. we are tracking low clouds out there, patchy low clouds in spots, especially along the coast and for parts of the bay. right now 51

. >>> i am mary lee, outside cinemark theaters.he blur showing up before opening day at the new movie, crazy rich asians. we will have that story, coming up. >>> coming up, former cbi -- fbi director brennan has his security clearance revoked and how the catholic church covered up the abuse of children by priests. coming up, the cbs evening news. >>> the seven day forecast is sponsored by the admission free santa cruz boardwalk. >>> it is a disturbing new report finding that popular breakfast foods including cereals and granola was contain a weed killing chemical that some experts linked to cancer. julie watts has more on this story. >> the research? this morning, and this is not the first study of this kind. it found trace amounts of herbicide in snack bars. many have higher levels than what scientists say is safe for kids. >> we are very concerned that consumers are eating more like a scene than they know. >> the environmental working group says that they tested 45 samples of products made with conventionally grown oats. they fou

in san francisco, mary lee, kpix5. >> a lot of people are hoping that the weather will cooperate and actually they can go out on the bay with their boats and enjoy the beach. >>> sometimes just looking up you can see a change in the weather. today you saw a little blue which was absent the past couple weeks because of all the smoke and haze. it's beginning to move out because the weather pattern is beginning to change. for some of you inland it may mean 15 degrees cooler weather by the middle of next week. highs today oakland 99 degrees, vacaville 102, pays to have the fast pass, doesn't it? saratoga 90, mill valley 80. i chose this picture because it was the bluest sky i could find looking over the oakland touchdown to the bay bridge, pacifica only 58 degrees, a second straight day with a 44- degree temperature spread coast to inland. raiders playing tonight hosting the detroit lions, mostly clear skies, 67 degrees in oakland. across the bay in san francisco baseball, the pirates taking on the giants, breezy and cool, first pitch 7:15, 60 degrees first pitch temperature there. thing

let's get a check of the weekend forecast with mary lee in for neda. >> we'll see daytime highs today slightly warmer compared to yesterday afternoon to end out the workweek for us. high pressure really in control for us, and that high remains in control for now. we are tracking an area of low pressure to our north. that's going to dip down, and that will bring cooler weather for the weekend. your weather headlines, hazy sunshine today, away from the coast, highs a bit warmer. and temps will dip slightly for this weekend. a lot of great weekend events going on, heading out to the sonoma county fair. warm to hot, near 90 degrees. the fremont festival of the arts, this weekend, sunshine and warm temps in the mid- to upper 70s. stern grove festival sunday in san francisco, low clouds and cool conditions, about 60 degrees. all in all, great weekend weather for us. highs today, a little bit warmer. we're looking at 84 in cupertino. 67 for daytime high in hayward, and 82 for milpitas. as you head farther inland, 90 pittsburg, 93 in brentwood and livermore, a daytime high of 92 and then up i

kpix 5's mary lee and other ranchers are taking a different approach to this problem, mary? >> reporter: this is mountain lion territory. there are several in this area, but they have a large roaming range. they are natural predators. two mountain lions were just killed after attacking livestock in the area. we spoke with people here in sonoma county who say there are other ways to protect livestock then killing mountain lions. >> so, i have two pigs and two goats for fun. and, i woke up one morning and my goat was gone. >> jamie burkart moved here from san francisco two years ago. he knows all about the mountain lion that ate his goat. >> i was amazed. i cannot believe that something that big would be lurking around. >> jamie worked with the audubon canyon ranch to tag and save the mountain lion. other livestock owners in the area are instead choosing to kill mountain lions to kill -- before they kill their animals. last week an animal was put down after killing a goat in kenwood. it is the second state sanctioned mountain lion killing in the last eight months. wildlife eco

kpix5's mary lee explains what's behind this trend. >> don't go. oh, gosh, i got stuck. >> reporter: some of this boy's friends are taking playing fortnite to the next level. >> there's coaches that guarantee a win or to build on your building skills. >> reporter: one of his friends has his parents' support. they hired a fortnite tutor for him. >> they oden to ay ine sports o to compete and to join a competitive team and win money. so they decided to build on his strengths and he really wanted it. he's been pushing for it for a long time. >> reporter: it's not just his friends. now parents around the world are hiring fortnite coaches paying them as much as $35 an hour to make their kid the next big e sports star. >> i introduced myself as the fortnite god. i go and i say i only drop tilted, which is a section of the map in fortnite. >> reporter: jillian torres is an instructor at id tech camps here on the stanford campus. he not only shows student how to win at fortnite, but he also teaches them how to build a battle style royal game and program le

noel pointing and describing >> kpix5 reporter mary lee is there right now and has the latest for us. mary? >> reporter: that's right. we're in downtown pleasanton where a mountain lion was spotted not too far from here. >> it was about here where i first sighted the cat. it was crouched down at the end of this road about where that red car is now at the end of the road. >> reporter: noel messenger was out walking his dog reba this morning like he does every day in his pleasanton neighborhood when he got quite a shock with an unexpected visitor. >> it at first appeared to be a cat in a crouched position not even facing me, but it stood up and turned around when it heard us coming. at that point i clearly realized what it was. it was a small mountain lion. >> reporter: noel captured this video on his cell phone and what animal control says is a 100-pound adolescent mountain lion roaming the streets. he said at first it was just walking toward him, but the next thing he knew it was actually running toward noel and his dog. the mountain lion came just 10 feet away from them, a little too

time is 4-- here's mary lee with a check of weather. >>> hello, monday.his monday, august 27th. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's say good morning to jaclyn and mary lee joining us. >>> good morning. we have temperatures a bit cooler compared to yesterday, so cooler than normal will by about 4 to 8 degrees. this is a live look outside, and highs today will be running in the 60s, 70s and low 80s. we are starting off with low clouds and fog for the coast, parts of the bay and inland as well. heading through the afternoon, most of us have sunshine. clouds will stick around along the coast. we'll talk about the rest of the week including the weekend coming up in a few minutes. jaclyn? >>> we have a traffic alert for drivers along highway 116, the

kpix five's mary lee on what some say is a better approach.> in sonoma county, new debate over how to protect livestock from mountain lions. kpix 5's mary lee, on what some say is a better approach . >> i have two pigs and two goats, for fun. and, i woke up one morning and my goat was gone. >> reporter: jamie burkart moved here from san francisco 2 1/2 years ago. he knows all about the mountain lion that ate his goat. >> i think at the time it was 6 1/2 feet head to toe and it was about 110 pounds. i know that he has gotten to about 150. he is a vekitty. >> reporter: what did you think when you saw that? >> i was amazed. i cannot believe that something that big would be lurking around. >> jamie worked with the audubon canyon ranch to tag and save the mountain lion. other owners in the area are instead choosing to kill mountain lions who kill their animals. just last week, a mountain lion was put down after killing a goat in kenwood. it is the second state sanctioned mountain lion killing in the last eight months in the sonoma valley. >> there

you came first to talk about mary lee. we'll get an update on her.he united states where they had the shared foraging area in the winter and we found hilton. we tagged him off hilton head. hilton head, we believe they did not go to cape cod. h went to nova scotia, to an area called mahone bay and he spent the entire mating season there last year, so we began to work on our permits to go there this year and after we released him this year, we went there. he's already back there now prepping for mating season right on schedule. so we'll be moving the ship up there in september and spending the month and hoping we find big mature animals. >> mary lee has become quite famous. people keep asking you where's mary lee. but i want to ask you a more serious question. er >> you have to realize mary lee is the most famous shark in history. she's named after my mom. you knowing the climate change question is interesting because believe it or not we're laying down the baseline for sharks and their movement. it will be a benchmark that all future data is compared

kpix 5 mary lee explains how they hope to make beach trips safer. >> reporter: this is our sky dronele cove crossing. you can see how dangerous it is. in fact, this family with small kids were lucky to have cars stop for them as they crossed the highway. >> you can never see like the cars from that way or like that way. and then since they're going so fast they sneak up on you really fast and you can't see which way. >> i kind of take it a half road by half road pretty much. just like go across the street halfway and do it again. >> reporter: the only way to get to the beach is to park across the street and make a run for it. many times cars have to slam on the brakes as beach goers dart in front of them. for irene ah, it's her first time here. >> when i was about ten years old, i was almost hit as i was crossing the pedestrian light. for me i's been scared of crossing the street and being really cautious. i won't even cross the street if there's no friend with me. like i have to hold on to somebody. >> reporter: san mateo transportation authority solution is a stoplight. in this cas

let's say good morning to jaclyn and mary lee joining us. >>> good morning. we have temperatures a bit cooler compared to yesterday, so cooler than normal will by about 4 to 8 degrees. this is a live look outside, and highs today will be running in the 60s, 70s and low 80s. we are starting off with low clouds and fog for the coast, parts of the bay and inland as well. heading through the afternoon, most of us have sunshine. clouds will stick around along the coast. we'll talk about the rest of the week including the weekend coming up in a few minutes. jaclyn? >>> we have a traffic alert for drivers along highway 116, the eastbound direction shut down at redwood drive. so one-way traffic control is in effect after a crash that brought down power lines there. expect delays much of the morning there, so plan accordingly. highway 101 near 16, traffic doing fine this morning. the ride is in the green through the north bay. back to you. >>> the fbi swarmed the home after a gunman after gunshots rang out in jacksonville at a video game event. nine were wounded and t

it's great it's a woman-owned business. >> reporter: in oakland, mary lee, kpix5. >> that looks so goodline will get a lot longer. for news throughout the evening, the latest always, kpix.com. >> join us for nightbeat on kbcw 44 cable 12 and right back here at 11:00. >> have a good night! announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible fremantle media] steve: how you doin'? thank you all very much. appreciate it. thank you very much. appreciate y'all, now, thank you. i appreciate it, folks. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheering and applause] folks, we got a good one for you today. from boston, mass, it's the semper family! [cheering and applause] and from byron, georgia, it's the decker family! [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody might drive away in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] give me sade, live me laura. ["family feud" theme plays] all right, ladies, top 8 answers on the board. here we go. when two nerds date, he puts a bana

kpix5's mary lee takes a look at how that mall is the latest example of retail woes in the city. >> tenants move in. i mean if there was business there, it would increase business all around sixth and market. >> reporter: tom patella opened up his beer and wine bar on market street two years ago. he had high hopes for the area. that's because the $150 million retail complex six by six was completed around the same time, but the 250,000 square foot mall sits empty. potential business owners complained of the high cost of doing business in san francisco, the city's homeless problem and the dirty unsafe streets. >> and it's tough talking to tourists every day that are shocked by the city. so it's heart breaking, you know, living in the city for 20 years having to explain why your city is as dirty and crazy as it is. >> you obviously want to see the city filled with retailers and hotels and restaurants and have some of that vibrant life because that brings street activity. >> reporter: karen flood, executive director of the union square business improvement district, says it's tough for any ret

kpix 5 reporter mary lee rebels which major company has already begun testing it out. workers on a car assembly line do every day. reaching up with a drill. their hand in the air turning screws. >> typically they have to hit about 12 spots per vehicle drilling overhead when the car goes overhead. >>reporter: here in richmond, i got a chance to test out the exile vest. it helps you lift adding up to 15 pounds of support when you raise your arm. i quickly felt my arms shoot up when the spring inside kicked in. >> what's your arm hit about 30 degrees the torque is kicked in and creates a moment in your arm and shoots your arm up for you.>>reporter: the average a ford employee does a repetitive motion 4600 times a day. that is about 1.2 million times a year. i did this motion without the exovest and with it. it i have to say that there is a huge difference. it really feels like i have a bionic arm. ford announced a partnership with xo bionic. exoskeleton vest are being introduced in the 15 auto plants in seven countries to protect workers against repetitive stress injury.>

mary lee, kpix. >>> this is a box that looks so suspicious.it had wires, sore the bomb squad blew it up. later, the device was from san jose state, it was learned. the device measures ozone. a professor at the school calls the incident a learning experience. >>> three minutes now before 5:00. the largest fire in state history continues to burn near lake county this morning. coming up, the latest on the firefight from the front lines. >>> and the department of motor vehicles has already received millions of dollars from the state so why are they asking for more? lawmakers asked them that, next. does your business internet provider promise a lot? let's see who delivers more. comcast business gives you gig-speed in more places. the others don't. we offer up to 6 hours of 4g wireless network backup. everyone else, no way. we let calls from any of your devices come from your business number. them, not so much. we let you keep an eye on your business from anywhere. the others? nope! for a limited time, when you get fast, reliable internet, you can a

let's check in with mary lee in the weather center.the temperatures have gone down. >> that's right. 3 degrees to 80 degrees cooler compared to yesterday. if it was too hot over the weekend, we are cooling down for the start of the work week. a live look with the dublin camera. you can see the hazy sunshine out there. it's really hard to make out mount diablo in the distance but currently, you can see 79 concord, 64 oakland, livermore 77, san francisco 87, san jose 73 and 70 for santa rosa at this hour. we are tracking two areas of low pressure. this is what's left of hurricane john and we have high pressure across the pacific northwest. both lows combined pushback this ridge of high pressure. that's why we have stronger onshore flows over the next couple of days. the weather headlines, hazy sunshine inland. low clouds and fog, especially along the coast. we are noticing that still across the bay. cooler this afternoon, near seasonal highs and onshore flows continuing through the middle part of the week. we are cheering on our oakland

time is 4-- here's mary lee with a check of weather. >>> that is equivalent to an ef- 0 tornado. >> scary how it produces its own weather system. >> that's right. just incredible to see that. looks like especially the carr, ferguson and mend see know complex locations, there is a high critical fire conditions for those areas. a red flag warning in effect for many locations. you can see that here. especially for the mend see know complex fires. those locations looking at high fire danger, and strong ridgetop wind. so this is not a good thing. we are looking at dry and gusting conditions, up to 35 per hour for those wind gusts, low relative humidity values, and that does mean extreme fire conditions especially for the monday see know complex fire locations there. we'll be watching that very closely for you. here's a live look outside. you can see areas of lo clouds. mild conditions, 62 in concord, as well as for san jose. in the low to mid-50s for many locations this morning. you can see high pressure in criminal for us. we are looking at slightly warmer conditions for today, and then coole

they're still threatening more than 9,000 structures, but kpix5 reporter mary lee tells us that crews are making progress finally on containment. >> yes, finally. that's right, ken. at least 119 homes have burned in these fires, but for the first time in days in evacuees are now being allowed back to see what remains. mike herman and his wife returned to clearlake oaks yesterday after spending five days at an rv park up interstate 5 in orland. mike owns three properties in the area, his home, his business and a rental. he returned home to find all three still standing. had to drive more than >> there's concern you're going to come back and nothing. >> reporter: but you came back. >> i came back with everything, so it all worked out good, just an inconvenience, but in the long run it's a minor inconvenience to what some of the other people are having that don't have houses to come back to. >> some evacuees told us they had to drive more than 100 miles to find lodging because every hotel in the area was full. others are still waiting to return home. senator kamala harris visited evacuee

mary lee checked it out as well. >> reporter: the average ford 'em moiey does this repetitive motionoes this repetitive motion 400 times a day. i tried it out. >> market tgrow to $1.8 billion. exo skeleton. that's fun. >> we have things on the maps, pointing them out. would be nice. >> right. a lot goon in traffic. you will shall pointing out a lot? >> quite a bit. i don't have my robo arm but i'll attempt this. >> here is the bay bridge metering lights activated at 5:28 this morning. how quickly we saw that backup grow. making your way towards the maze. drive time, this can't shall right. in the green, 12 minutes? no. i think we need our sensors to catch up with us. give it some time, it will reach there. along the east shore freeway still looking good but we are tracking a new accident along the peninsula, 101, heading bit delay. looks like thash e g looks like chp is arriving on e this accident right near story. it's still causing slowdowns, blocking one lane. do expect delays heading to the south bay. we have a traffic alert that remains in effect along highway 1. near sir franci

here's mary lee >>> good morning this monday, august 6th. i'm kenny choi. let's take a look at conditions out here. we have a look at san francisco, some of the fog in that picture there on the left. on the right, a look at the bay bridge after a freeway shooting. more on that coming up in a few minutes. first a look at the forecast. >>> good morning. we are tracking low clouds out there, patchy low clouds in spots, especially along the coast and for parts of the bay. right now 51 in oakland, san francisco 54, mid-60s san josi and santa rosa. we'll talk about how warm it's going to get this afternoon and when we'll see cooler temps coming up in a few minutes. >>> we have a traffic air letter in effect for drivers heading across the bay bridge eastbound direction, lower deck. this is due to a police shooting that happened overnight. they just reopened one of those lanes about 30 minutes ago. plus we have reports of an accident just before treasure island. right now 43 minutes to get over the lower deck of the bay bridge. this is a look at the bryant street o

kpix mary lee explains. >> play.the ground with your feet. >> reporter: clara plays for her high school soccer team. she knows just how dangerous heading the soccer ball can be. she's seen girls knocked out with concussions after heading the ball in a game. >> i don't think it's worth a concussion. soccer is my life, and i'd never want anything to prevent me from being able to play. and a header's just not worth it for me. >> reporter: a new study just published in the society of north america's radiology reported soccer's signature move heading the ball can cause a detectable impact on players' brains and women players are more sensitive to the impact than men. the researchers found female amateur soccer players who frequently head balls show more white matter brain matter alterations than men. the director of north bay soccer camp says his younger kids are not even allowed to do headers at all because of the risk of head injuries. >> headers are the skill that we focus the most on when it comes to safety. u.s. socc

mary lee spoke to the director who grew up right here in the bay area. >> reporter: people are loving this movie. we spoke to asian-americans who say finally, it's about time they saw their own representation on the big screen. we did speak to the film's director who talked about what he thought about it. melissa showed up on opening day to see the movie crazy rich asians. she's been looking forward to it since she started reading the book that inspired the film. >> how excited are you? >> i'm excited that it's a full asian cast. finally, the spotlight is on the asians. it's a first, it's a must especially in 2018. come on, why not? i don't know. we're totally excited for this. >> reporter: we spoke to the movie's director, john choo who grew up in los altos. he said there's a misconception that asian-american communities are not united. >> everyone says the asian community is so fractured. that's the opposite of what i've experienced. to see the rise of support and love is amazing. >> so your family is rich? >> we're comfortable. >> that's exactly what a super- rich person would say.

. >> it is the biggest storm to hit the island in more than a quarter century and kpix5's mary lee joins us now with the latest. >> hundreds of people have been bussed to shelters. public schools are closed. state employees have been told to stay home as hawaii braces for the worst. heavy rain is flooding roadways on hawaii's big island as hurricane lane closes in. >> right now this system is really setting up to be a significant rain event, torrential rains forecasters predicting over 30 inches in some parts. >> it's nasty. it's scary. >> this woman captured the rushing waters and it's only going to get worse. >> batten down the hatches. the event has just started. >> this slow moving system is expected to bring catastrophic flooding, huge waves and powerful winds to hawaii. >> we urge the people in hawaii right now to heed all the warnings, stay off the beach right now. stay out of the water. >> satellite images taken from space show the massive storm churning in the pacific ocean. >> i think it's going to be bad to an effect that us locals never experienced before. >> this is not just

let's check in with mary lee on the forecast. >>> i want to have you this: a live look with our rooftopcam, and, see some breaks in the clouds. that's great to see this morning. we are log at temperatures around 60 degrees in concord. san francisco coming in at 54. san jose, a mild 63 to start off the day. santa rosa, upper 40s. high pressure remains in control, remains in criminal for now. as we go through the day, we are going to see temperatures a little warmer thank to that ridge of high pressure. we are tracking this area of low pressure. that's going to dip down. and that means for the wait a second, it will be a touch cooler for us. our weather headlines, hazy sun today, away from the test, especially for the north and east bay locations. could see some hazy sun. highs, a little warmer compared to yesterday. temps will dip slightly for this weekend. if you are heading out to the fremont festival of the arts this weekend, sunny and warm with temperatures in the mid to upper 7 0s. looking good for that. in fremont. sunrise at 6:15, and sunset at 8:16. so here are the high temperatu

i told her i was leaving for new york -- new york dot she said why kate that job as a gift from mary lee. [please stand by] lease stand by] . >> so in addition to the letters that were provided, we also have a petition that was signed by all of the teachers and students and faculty at chinese ed. and so with that, it is with great honor and pride that we take a vote to rename the chinese education center to the edwin and anita lee newcomers school. miss casco, a vote, please. [inaudible] >> yes. there is a message from the family that i do want to share, and this is from tanya and breanna and from anita. our family is so honored by the proposal to rename the chinese education to the edwin and anita lee new comers school. both are dedicated to improving the lives of immigrant children and quality education that meets their unique needs. renaming will be such a great honor to our late father and the amazing work of our mother that she continues to do. miss casco. >> clerk: thank you. commissioner. [voting] >> clerk: that's six ayes. >> thank you. thank you all for coming out and for making

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she's hitting back over the announcement that mary lee tracy would be the elite development coordinators has appointed someone who, in my view, supported nassar, victim shamed survivors, and has shown no willingness to learn from the past. this is a slap in the face for survivors and further confirmation that nothing has change e changed. what a profound disappointment. we reached out to tracy for comment but hasn't heard back. raisman has called for an independent investigation of usag and how it handled larry nassar. saying until that happens, no one should be given leadership positions in the organization. usa gymnastics has not commented on the specific issue. in the past, has said, the best way to honor the incredibly brave women who spoke out about larry nassar is to demonstrate every day our commitment to doing everything possible to prevent this from happening again. larry nassar is serving more than 100 years in prison after pleading guilty to assault. it is clear the fallout fr what he did continues to rattle usa gymnastics and michigan state university where he worked. >> aly

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mary's cathedral. the cathedral hill tower homeowners association. the dr. ellen clark, grace cathedral. patricia tuttle, mr. don lee, mr. murray, fifth church of christ the scientist 450 or farrell street. deconan see brian. robert brown stone attorney, sean fletcher. >> thank you. >> steve white and i will conclude by just asking you to e-mail the mta board to support relocation of the inbound 38 to gough and geary. the board meeting is next tuesday at 1:00. >> thank you, very much. any other general public comments? hearing none. any old business? hearing none. new business? item a. requesting authorization to modify the exiting grand agreement with institute on aging for the provision of increasing the center for elderly suicide prevention and grovgrief-related services for programs capacity. during the period of july 12,018th through june 302,019th for $180,000, for a new grand amount of 485,273, plus a 10% contingency for a new total amount not to exceed $533,800, welcome. >> good afternoon. president, commissioners and director mcspadden. i am program annalist. today where here to seek your approval for a mod

lee university law school. dean of the university of richmond law school. the director of the institute of the bill of rights law at college of william and mary. is a nationally known scholar on matters related to constitutional law, civil rights, freedom of speech and mass media. particularly matters related to libel and privacy. [applause] thank you. i'm deeply conflicted over the answers to the questions that you have heard posed and that we have been talking about. as are many of the students we teach on our campuses and many of our colleagues in the university setting. of the a large part united states population is deeply conflicted or it for me the conflicts are somewhat personal and punctuated i.r. number of events -- punctuated by a number of events in my personal life. 2002 i was the lead counsel who argued virginia versus black in the supreme court of the united states. when i argued the case in the united states supreme court i was filled with cocksure certitude that i knew exactly what the supreme court should rule. that it should hold that there is a distinction between hateful speech and hateful conduct and that it should not ru

london breed, bernie sanders, bree comol and mayor ed lee and i saw their faces at st. mare's' hospital -- st. mary's e.r. >> director nicole bohn: do you have a comment to share? >> did you do anything about that complaint or share my information? >> director nicole bohn: thank you for sharing. >> co-chair sehaux: any other public comment at this time? is there anyone on the bridge line? okay. thank you. thank you. we're going to go ahead and move on to information item number 7. which is the presentation on department of children, youth and their families investments to support children and youth with disabilities. i would like to welcome our presenter maria su, the director of the department of children, youth and their families. and thank you for being here and waiting. >> good afternoon, council members, and directors. should i use this microphone here? >> if you're comfortable. >> either/or. >> okay. so i'm going to -- great. so good afternoon, council members. once began my name is maria su, the director of the department of children, youth and their families. the my honor to be here today to

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