the city currently holds 37 active mills act contracts. so, under administrative codes chapter 71, the members act mils effective on the date it was recorded. it has a term of 10 years and one year is added to the term of the contract on the anniversary date, unless notice of non renewal is given. the mills act contract allows the property owner or the city to not renew the contract. notice of non renewal must be served by either party before the annual renewal date. if notice is not served prior to the renewal date, one year will be automatically added to the term of the contract. if either party service notice of non renewal, the mills act will remain in effect for the balance of the period remaining since the last renewal. the planning department does recommend serving the notice of non renewal to the property owner of 690 market street. the mills act contract has provided an incentives for rehabilitation work and non renewal a chiefs a better value between the benefits to the property owner and the cost to the city. this concludes my p

are the agnes de mille papers? arehe agnes de mille papers at new york public library. the dance division, which is located in the lincoln center building -- there's one next door. a billy rose theater, a there.music division they have a lot of -- especially new york-based artists have put their papers there. i'm hoping that, you know, as we go digitally, that more and more we're going to help each other by sharing. >> did you use those papers, and go to fall river and use the -- >> no. do that -- well, besides the fact that it's been summer -- ha ha! i decided that really, given that it's congress and the arts, i wanted to show you what you could find in the library. the number of people i've have no idea we have anything related to the performing arts at the library of congress makes me sad. astonishingsome things, you know. we are the only place for martha scholarship on graham. who knew? but it's not in new york. not at the graham company. we've got it. similarly, with certain broadway, gershwin, i mean, there's a lot that really if you're going to work on it, you n

it was a heat start to an already heat mill valley council meeting. an overflow crowd hoping to speak with the city's vegetation ordinance which would require most residents take out the plants around their home be incl me people in -- >> reporter: the fire ordinance would is required 75% of homeowners create three feet of so-called hardscaping of fire or gravel around their house and require cyprus and junipers be removed. the mayor made this announcement. >> we'll take out the three-foot nonko noncombustible zone. >> reporter: more than 3,000 people signed a petition against the three-feet scaping. >> greenery in mill valley defines mill valley. >> reporter: what do you make of this crowd here saying we don't want this? >> we've taken a very scientific approach at proving the need for it. i know other communities are seriously looking at this. and i believe it's the future. it just might not be the future here. >> reporter: the fire chief says that three feet really does work. the new ordinance would only allow certain fire-prone plants. live in mil

here are those from northern california they come from mill valley. fremont san francisco santa cruz. and beyond. >>among the victims steve seleka who worked at apple. that's where he met his wife they were aboard the conception along with their teenage daughter tia while steve seleka help others learn how to scuba dive. >>his wife and daughter were passionate about animal welfare kron four's rob fladeboe is live in santa cruz tonight with their story rob. >>that's right. jr. the flag is at half-staff as you can see here at the santa cruz animal shelter and honor diane adam make and her daughter tia who spent literally hundreds of hours here volunteering and caring for and educating the public about animal welfare let's take a look. >>when she wasn't exploring the deep to make the woman in blue and her daughter tia pictured here at a summer camp outing we're a long time volunteers here at the santa cruz animal shelter, their love for scuba diving was well known here rivaled perhaps only by their passion for animals says director melanie so bored. >>ve

on the conception in mill valley tree says stasio kron 4 news. >>we have continuing coverage of the deadly boat fire coming up on kron 4 news at 8.30 we hear from the captain of the conceptions sister boat. we're also learning about more victims from the bay area and on our website there's a full list of the victims and what we know about them so far plus you can find a timeline of events along with the latest news conferences. it's on kron 4 dot com. >>this take a live look outside tonight things definitely cooling on. look at this picture here too from sfo looks like that fall can you know for now central's our chief meteorologist to tell us what's going fog out there a little monsoon out there to kind of an inch today we had some lightning strikes in the couple raindrops. >>in parts of the north bay today so yet that continuing this kind of a neat shot for you to this is actually looking up toward alcatraz of the lights go down below right that that cloud deck that has now moved in to the bay and it is thick enough that we're looking at some p

the hand-off is to mills. mills will get maybe back to the line of scrimmage.amer, we counted the front seven. there is jackson, the defensive coordinator. wimberley, the codie fencive coordinaton. the first coach when he knew he was getting the job, very stout. they will have to run the ball. >> justin: on second down, martinez. martinez out of the pocket. throws. it will be intentional grounding. they say there was a player in the vicinity. >> referee: no foul for intentional grounding. 26 was in the area. third down. >> justin: kramer was there and matt lorbeck finally got to him. >> petros: deatrich mills was trying to run a screen. none of the offensive line got out because martinez was in so much duress. >> justin: now martinez will run it. martinez is maybe going to lose a yard here. weston kramer again. so the fans here not exactly happy with this drive by nebraska. >> shane: i don't think the nebraska coaching staff will be either. they had great field position. you know, you got to take advantage of those, and those are the things that's going to put

that was done through stamp mills. they had a basic form of stamp mills for hundreds of years, but in california, they developed what is called the california style stamp mill that became the prototype for those across the west. there was an example of this yesterday. did you see that? think of an internal combustion engine. you have the pistons going off the rotating -- what do we call that thing? what's the term for it? camshaft. great northfield mine, right? just like in a car, that is how this works. you power this thing and it turns and as these turn, the stamps are going up and down, it pounds and crushes it, and you can use water to get it out, and you get down to the solution down there and you treat it with mercury -- more mercury, which, of course, is then often lost into the stream. in effect, what they are doing is taking the gold in its original form and accelerating the entire process that finally gave them gold through the placer system. it is a huge operation. we went to the indian museum -- at one poin

story told them -- he had a ranch north of town where he would later build a flour mill. story told them to go to the ranch. there was a mule out there, he wants them to get it, bring it back in town but don't rope mule. ok, so they went out, they got mule, they are coming back into town. also junior, known as bud, thomas byron, known as bine story, as they approach the big, big story home, bud decides for the heck of it to see if you can lasso the mule. and he does. unfortunately, he was going to hang onto the rope, ride up and get the lasso off of the mule. unfortunately, he dropped it and the mule went into the family yard where nelson was. he looked at him, and he said, i thought i told you not to that mule. and bud started to say well -- shut up! and the next one of you who says another word, i am going to knock you off your damn horse. bine had a sassy streak to him and looks at his dad and says, well, we can rope that mule just as well as you can. before he finished his sentence, his dad had double brick, threw it at him, bine duct, it went over his head. bine jump

my father-in-law worked at a steel mill for 40 years. my grandfather also worked in a steel mill. hardworked really, really and they keep falling behind. moments,lly upset and really passionate and moments about it. the unfairness of the leaders in the country that have not put the people in this country on a trajectory to be able to compete. i talk a lot about industrial policy, about having a chief manufacturing officer. why? because someone has to help organize the country around sectors of the economy that are growing, like trying to does, any germany does, like country who has a strong middle class does. i believe that i understand that better than anyone else in this race, because i have been living 35 years.xhole for tim ryan said to his kids and his family i am running for president? rep. ryan: [laughter] i tried to prepare the kids. this was the running conversation between my wife and i. we have several dinners from the kids. they will call me a lot of things, if we have success you , may see stuff on tv. i wanted to prepare the 15-year-old and 16-year-old for the psycho

>>here a mill valley lee so was well loved the owner of day cause hair salon tells me that she worked at his salon for more than 10 years. today. her colleagues in a state of shock and say that leases adventurous soul and passion for the water letter to embrace diving. all social media lisa shared her joy for diving, she spoke about her amazing experiences, including a recent challenging trip to mexico. i remember meeting her years ago she had a great sense of style her warm smile lit up the room and she also had an infectious laugh over at punjabi britos a popular mill valley hang out next to the salon the owner talk to me about lisa and shared her sadness. i don't know hard to stand i e. it's very shocking to me. >>and she was the best person that i know. oh my god i don't know. i turn on. i i'm going i'm going just. from what i my and her personality. she was like a person like. think coming right to me in my eyes right now like. >>other friends tell me that they are just in too much pain to talk about her death. they add and that they hope there are answers to what happened to her

parkdale mills has more in common with silicon valley, than it does with the mills seen in the 1979 movieray." >> i'm going as fast as i can. >> yeah. they're watching me. >> reporter: i come into your mill, i expect to see sally field and i see robots, instead. >> to stay in business today, you have to automate. >> reporter: andy is the ceo. >> we couldn't survive if it wasn't automated. we have more robots than employees. but the employees are trained to operate the robots. it's the key to our survival. >> reporter: in 1960, a mill like this could have had 2,000 workers. today, about 25 work here, producing yarn every week. it's knitted into fabric and sent away to carolina cotton works, where it's dried and dyed. >> there's a series of hooks on the rolls. >> reporter: the founder, page ashby and sons, hunter, and brian, started working with winthrop in 2015, after realizing he doesn't the typical client. >> it contradicted the conventional thinking of taking cost out and offering something cheaper than everything else. on top of everything else, he'll make it here in north carolina. my

up across the country so i drove down to brandenburg task residence how they felt about these when mills being built in their backyards and enough but no the aircraft warning lights are flashing so that you feel like you're in the middle of an industrial park on oil refinery simonis in the be during winter months the shadows from the rotating mills create a disk in your living room and there are a lot of complains about it. i'm gone talk we've gone to even sit outside on sundays you know open our windows at night because of the noise of the landscape licas those are serious problems but noises and shadows aren't the only issues here in fact residents are complaining about other ways in which windmills are hurting the environment. renewable energy is a great idea but then needs to be a reasonable approach windmills in the forest we are generally against that they hadn't muss enough truth bats and insects are being killed on mass and that damage is bio diversity by technology that is supposed to be environmentally friendly there are more negative outcomes than positive ones and to top it a

general mills is recalling gold medal flour because of possible e. coli concerns. it affects unbleached, all purpose flour with a use by date of september 6, 2020. general mills is still saying anyone with that flour should probably throw it out. >>> something new on the menu at chipotle starting on thursday. customers will be able to order carneasada. they say it's a perfect fit for many diets out there. its new dot fit on many chicken sandwich on a doughnut. >> oh. >> could be the perfect snack food. the chain says that this is a test. they can only be found at 40 locations, but don't go looking for yours now. they're only on the east coast so far. >> i don't know. that's a heart attack just waiting to happen. >> i kind of like it. >> oh, my god. death by deep fryer. you just can't get any worse. >>> all right, coming up the warriors aren't just switching venues. first look at 6 new uniforms. >>> well, story of endurance today. colorado woman breaking a swimming world record. >> before doing so, she won a fight against breast cancer. 37 year old sara thomas was o

how do we get the economy going to q politicians were running for years talking about steel mills.it was typical trump stuff. we are going to bring the steel back, we are not bringing steel mill back, somebody better get a plan together here. being in a position which is why worked to get on the appropriations committee, there were earmarks and i could bring back the money for particular projects around the district which i have been able to do, bringing hundreds of millions of dollars back for the local community but there was always that connection between you need a local plan but issues around trade, taxes and globalization were national in nature. >> if you are not successful in getting the democratic nomination will you run for reelection? >> yes. i have a lot of seniority on the appropriations committee. i'm moving up on the defense appropriations committee and we have been able to do a lot back home. i want to forgo what i can do for people back home, still in position to help even if this doesn't work out. i'm in a good spot. >> you challenged speaker pelosi. what is your

mill valley 70. novato 71. cloudier monday as well. sunshine next week. a little bit warmer. all in all, pleasantly chilly fall weather. >> all right, paul. thank you. >>> it might be the most hated travel fee out there, the resort fee. the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using a sal ignoelaw th e-cigarettes. misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. >>> congress taking action against hotels and their pricey hidden charges. >> new legislation takes on so-called resort fees. the legislation would require hotels to list all charges. not just the mandatory government taxes and fees. this comes after two suits alleging the fees violate consumer protection laws. hotels are projected to make $3 billion in hidden fees this year. >> oh. okay, mr. powers. >>> we got a lot of stuff going on tonight. moment of truth for the 15th-ranked cal football program

my father-in-law worked a steel mill for 40 years.my grandfather and my great-grandfather, all worked in steel mills. they work really hard. they keep falling behind. i get really upset and moments. i'm really passionate and moments about it. the unfairness of the leaders in the country have not but the people of this country on a trajectory to be able to compete. i talk a lot about an industrial policy, a lot about a chief manufacturing officer. why. because someone has to help organize the country around sectors of the economy that are growing. china does in germany does like any country who has a really strong middle class does. we have no plan. i believe that i understand that better than anyone else in this race because i have been living in this foxhole for 46 years. >> seven he called his wife and your kids, i'm running for president. >> i've tried prepare the kids. this was a running conversation between my wife and i. we had several dinners with the kids. they're going to call me a lot of things. if we have some success. you

>>so far we know 17 of the victims are from the bay area you see their photos here they come from mill valley freeman san francisco, santa cruz and beyond officials are still working as we said to identify the remaining victims. and only one his still missing we have all of their stories and tributes from friends and family on our website. kron 4 dot com. >>today jurors in the go ship trial requested a read back of testimony from an oakland first responder who made contact with co-defendant derick almena at the warehouse 2 years before the fire that took the lives of 36 people kron forces eat monday june has the story. >>days of deliberating. jury to play though in the ghost ship fire trout since their first note to the port it is a request of they read that of direct and cross examination. the prosecution witness oakland fire captain george treatment the jury is seeking specific sections of this testimony surrounding the september 2014 couch fire arson episode outside the goshen. >>we believe that to back. should not prosecution. the show in a sense too early to do over the communicat

in this steel mill in pennsylvania.e life blood of the town, now gone. he still wears his jacket to remember. >> this is all i have left after all those years i worked at the mill. i gave my heart and soul. there's many men and women who did the same as i, especially in pittsburgh, the pittsburgh area. it's like we were spat upon. >> which is why this democrat voted republican for the first time after then candidate donald trump came to town. >> many of these areas have still never recovered and never will unless i become president. >> then we have donald trump come here and profess about reviving american steel. that's just what all of us steelworkers wanted to hear. then when he was elected, he pulled a houdini on us, he disappeared. >> monessin was a thriving steel town. it lost half its population since it is mill closed in the '80s. today is coming apart at the seams. the poverty rate 60% higher than national average. now what little business that remains is being threatened by the trade war. >> all from china. >>

. >> reporter: mill vat vality latest to join a movement, a movement to change the behavior of amazon and it is largely the work of one determined woman. >> dear mr. bezos we have become aware of a local resident driven effort to offer a pilot pickup program in marin county, california in which delivery trucks pick up amazon boxes on subsequent deliveries and return them to amazon warehouse for reuse. >> reporter: a petition with thousands of supporters and a handful of cities carolyn says it started as a conversations among friends. >> we looked at each other and asked, has amazon been asked. let's ask if they would simply reuse their boxes. >> reporter: it is something we see the fleet of trucks and spiels of boxes. >> amazon is the number one user of cardboard boxes in the united states. it also accounts for 47% of all internet sales. so, if we partner with somebody about reducing refume and pollution, they are the ones we want to partner with. >> reporter: and the effort is gaining steam by five marin cities jumped on. >> mill valley as of today. is a rafael, larksburg belvedere.

but the company says consumers seem to check out see if you have this in your cabinet, general mills is recalling 5 pounds of its gold medal unbleached all. that recall only focuses on the flower with a use by date of 9/6/2020 check and see if you have it. there have been no reports of any confirmed illnesses so far. for a special guests, television host mel robbins she's going to be here right here in our studio. with a view to yesterday on kron 4 and this morning. she will join us live in our studio to talk about her new show and by the way you can watch the mill robin show each weekday at 03:00pm it's airing right here on kron 4. the kron 4 morning news, a major hurdle is clear. we'll tell you about the huge step toward making millions of kids. millions of kids. >>and welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, the time for. thank you for waking up with us and staying with us. let's check in with meteorologist john tribal who has a look at what to say has in store for a stop. >>robin a nice day again today watch like yesterday when we saw some 70's was a little too chilly for this i

yes, indeed, i'mjoined byjames mills, used to work for shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell, mills, used tohn mcdonnell, you mills, used to work for shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell, you would have known andrew fisher quite well, he is leaving the labour party, leaving the service ofjeremy corbyn at the end of this year, somebody who drew up the last manifesto that you work done. a bit of a blow for the labour leadership? he is a friend, i worked with him on the 2015 campaign with jeremy, friend, i worked with him on the 2015 campaign withjeremy, and on the manifesto, and he is a really nice guy. look, we have similar kids the same age, with these jobs, you know, what is not reported is that it takes a lot out of your personal life. that is why i left at the start of day, i have young kids, so the family stuff is true, we have kids of a similar age. andrew is a lovely guy, very committed, and it is just that, honestly, lovely guy, very committed, and it isjust that, honestly, you lovely guy, very committed, and it is just that, honestly, you work from early in the morning to late at night, a

, but cheryl mills says anyone who has this flower should trash by the way we've recall specifics oncom. >>late nights for girls could lead to putting on extra pass that is according to a new study that's funded by the national institutes of health, researchers studied a group of more than 400 teenage girls they found. the girls who went to bed later, we're actually more likely to gain weight than those who went to sleep earlier. they say the longer the late at night, the larger the waistline yeah researchers concluded improving sleep schedules could be helpful in preventing childhood obesity, especially in girls. we're going to take you to an event in napa theywent b president trump's former campaign manager corey lewandowski die. >>some of the most pointed questions today during his appearance before the house judiciary committee. it's the panel's first official impeachment hearing under its new rules lewandowski was heavily referenced in bob mueller's report. it says trump directed him to tell then attorney general jeff sessions to stop investigating his campaign but lewandowski r

mill valley 70. novato 71. cloudier monday as well. sunshine next week. a little bit warmer. all in all, pleasantly chilly fall weather. >> all right, paul. thank you. >>> it might be the most hated travel fee out there, the resort fee. >>> congress taking action against hotels and their pricey hidden charges. >> new legislation takes on so-called resort fees. the legislation would require hotels to list all charges. not just the mandatory government taxes and fees. this comes after two suitsg the fees violate consumer protection laws. hotels are projected to make $3 billion in hidden fees this year. >> oh. okay, mr. powers. >>> we got a lot of stuff going on tonight. moment of truth for the 15th-ranked cal football program. and do the a's have reason to celebrate? sort of. it's complicated. >>> basic up top, the al wildcard clinching oakland a's. guess what team is with them? the evening started for the washington nationals eliminating the cleveland indians. so this game, a postseason spot for the a's before they heat it up at the mariners. so it was up to mike fires here to

kron four's justine waltman has details from mill valley. >>some of the beauty of mill valley comes from its lush gardens and rustic appeal. the final vote on the new vegetation management ordinance is here and it would requireehomeowners to rip out trees for fire prevention. the ordinance applies to homes in the wild land urban interface which is about 75% of the community we also don't want to repeat what our friends and neighbors have gone through. >>in the northern part of the same fire chief tom welch tells me the plan is aggressive and involves homeowners removing 10 types of highly flammable plants. >>including a kaisha cypress bamboo and juniper. >>juniper will burn like a you through a gallon gas on the road and they are on s fire just it will just go like that this second part of the proposed law requires hard skating. >>which is the total removal of all flowers plants, and trees within a 3 foot perimeter of every house redwood trees and well irrigated succulents are exempt a petition is now circulating online against the hearts ke

>>massive fires in mill valley. it's definitely something that they were all conscious of we also don't want to repeat what our friends and neighbors have gone through. in the northern part of the same. >>well the city council will hear a second reading of the ordinance tonight it's going to happen at their meeting. pass the new ordinance will affect 75% of the community and we'll be faced and over the next few years. the latest on the go ship trial with a new jury is now requesting. >>back to san francisco base rideshare company left faces a new lawsuit. 14 women filed a criminal complaint in san francisco. they claim that lyft drivers raped or sexually assaulted them. now one of the women came from salt lake city and she says a lyft driver tried to sexually assault her. >>my safety was violated and the consequences affect me every day mentally emotionally and physically. i'm overwhelmed with grief i negligence to keep its riders safe. and demanding change read further trauma to our community. when security is not

time to save this species the northern whites right only 2 female ryan who's still alive in the last mill died last year and now there is hope a team of scientists has successfully created in vitro embryos of the northern whites rhinoceros the spam was have a stand for mill right nose of the same species has been celebrated as the mouse stone in trying to rescue an endangered species. these are now jean and fred to mother and daughter the last 2 individuals of their species in the world the northern white rhino. the last male sedan died last year although the 2 rhino ladies are still very much alive their species will become extinct when they die excessive poaching was their death warrant that and losing their habitat but an international group of scientists hopes to bring the north and white rhino back to life with the help of frozen sperm collected from 4 rhino balls before their death after years of perfecting the technology the scientists have been able to harvest egg cells from the 2 last females a risky procedure. the almost funny how to understand why we were sometimes operated on

the squad warming up behind me on just any run of the mill abundance the good sport this is i'll be live 6 boys in that top of the table the question on everyone's lips i must a 6 and the both give up the pressure of being the good this league is best. because you do not as my looks i'm just on the rightfully so his team were up against shall cut a bit on fire recent weeks and cooper put the 1st chink in their arm up. because they know by now we see in the wings and they could make the next move to the various were impossible and have local pride on message. that's in plenty more to come on this action packed edition of the bundesliga here on d w i am that mechanics line let's get started in life saying abi have had their best ever start soberness league a season there's been plenty to celebrate 4 wins a draw as the top of the table with 13 points on the board that in time means that the team everyone wants to topple the next cup to step up to the challenge shall. childhood came into this game rejuvenating it off to winning 3 on the bounce but like sick look shaka muscle submits a rattli

during winter months the shadows from the rotating mills create a disk to your living room and there are a lot of complains about it. on talk we're going to even sit outside on sundays or open our windows it annoyed because of the noise. whole landscape licas those are serious problems but noises and shadows aren't the only issues here in fact residents are complaining about other ways in which when males are hurting the environment. renewable energies a great idea but then needs to be a reasonable approach windmills in the forest we are generally against that. bats and insects are being killed on mass and that damage is bio diversity by technology that's supposed to be environmentally friendly there are more negative outcomes than positive ones and to top it all off they feel that the government doesn't care who bears the burden on us and or when generating zone was built at distance prescribe for smaller meals and that was ok but then they built an additional one that is 50 meters high with these regard to the local community we haven't been asked but just presented with the facts

was safe for him, thatis thinking his mill was safe for him, that is the verdict of the coroner and levels of the most powerful greenhouse gas known to man are rising in the atmosphere, with dire consequences for the environment. ina in a moment, sportsday first a quick look at what else is coming up on bbc news. we will be speaking to the owner of a restaurant after the family ofa owner of a restaurant after the family of a teenager who died from an allergic reaction at byron demand an allergic reaction at byron demand a change in the law on allergen labelling. the times journalist who interviewed the former prime minister david cameron gives us his thoughts on his decision to call the brexit referendum in the first place. and then later on, we will be taking a first look at tomorrow's front pages, that is withdrawn foster and john stapleton. do join pages, that is withdrawn foster and john stapleton. dojoin me for that. that is all ahead. now, sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. the headlines this evening: the scottish sun shines on team europe as they loo

traffic is backing towards highway 1 in mill valley. here we go.w speeds under 20 miles per hour from the 205 to the 580 merge. a big rig accident at grant line is cleared, now we have the big rig accident westbound lanes at livermore at 84 and isabel. about an hour and 20 minutes from tracy into dublin/pleasanton. >>> democratic presidential candidate beto o'rourke has a plan to legalize cannabis across the nation and he revealed details in the bay area. >>> toys "r" us is planning a big comeback but it won't be the store you remember. >>> and a live look at sfo, that runway is fixed. so hopefully no delays ...doesn't mean you got to spend a lot! because denny's brought back the super slam™. with eggs, hash browns, bacon, sausage and buttermilk or pumpkin pancakes. all for just $6.99. the $6.99 super slam™ is back! see you at denny's! >>> the u.s. government awarded $3 million to determine if marijuana can relieve pain. nine research grants were awarded for work on chb. cbd is strongest for chronic pain, the most common reason people give for sign