so excited to see this navigation center up and running.anks, again, supervisor ronen, late mayor ed lee and it is my pleasure to bring up the new director of cal trans, larry berman. because their agency played a critical role at making sure that this happened by working with me on aba-57, cal trans has worked out a deal with the city and county of san francisco to lease up to 10 properties at far below market rate. this being one of them. and they again have stepped up to the plate. not being part of the problem, being part of the solution. so thank you, laurie and thank you to cal trans. [applause] >> thank you. good morning. i want to start by saying congratulationss to our new mayor of san francisco. mayor london breed. [applause] >> yeah! >> i am really honored for this opportunity to speak on behalf of the california department of transportation. to express our appreciation for the collaboration with the city of san francisco, with homeless advocates, with private donors and community members to address one of the greatest crises of

your eyesight, my navigation...esting thing that they do not have any great logic gone is that people in nordic countries seem to be better at navigating. so they have the best navigation skills, possibly down to viking blood? navigation skills, possibly down to viking blood ? really? !. navigation skills, possibly down to viking blood? really? ! ii navigation skills, possibly down to viking blood? really?!. ithink it is hard to consider that credible in a scientific way. however, basically it is all about inequality between men and women and how it affects your intelligence. using data from the world economic forum that shows is the gender pay gap or health issues then navigational skills are much more equal when those things are close. that is logical. let's talk about this story from apple insider. iphones or smartphones as passports. something of the future. how will this work? apple, literally post thousands of new patents every week and most of them never come to fruition. bought one that is talking about here

very important asset at his side , his wife eleanor creasy was his chief navigator. she had traveled with him since they were married. it wasn't uncommon for captains to bring along spouses, but in the case of eleanor she was an expert navigator and had been taught by medic navigation by father as a teenager and thanks to her tremendous skill and also

this particular navigation center will serve up to 125 individuals at a time. the opening today is the result, as i said, of a collaborative effort and there are a number of difference people who made this possible. and it is a reflection of what we can accomplish when we work together for a common goal. phil tang helped to secure $10 million last year in the state budget to help with two navigation centers in san francisco. [applause] [cheering] and that is not all he did. his legislation, aba-57, allows the city to lease underutilized property that is owned by cal trans at a very reduced rate. we wouldn't be able to national -- to make this happen without his leadership and we're so grateful for what he has done to lead the charge in just a minute toe. -- in sacramento. cal trans worked in partnership with our state and local representatives to involve the hurdles in leasing the land and i want to thank laura berman from the cal trans director here today. ams want to thank the departments of public works who helped move this project forward quickly. jeff kacz

because what held true for captain james cook still applies today any navigator who wants to know the exact position of his ship at sea must first know precisely what time it is in rec. pioneering philosopher and icon. caster it was. a special feature. to go. take a moment. to my. emotions. and judgment which. any time plays. video never. have had the benefit of. songs to sing along to download to see this to come from soup. to. their huge courses into active exercise is hard when you don't come to slashdot on facebook. geminids afraid but definitely. welcome to arts twenty one. this time around we focus on a very famous man with a beard and a vision karl marx revolutionary thinker hero of the working class and pop icon he was born two hundred years ago it would without my guess is that unimaginable head of a completely different west than our marx denounced the power of capital and lived in poverty.

the opening ceremony for the navigation center is 11:30 this morning.kie ward, kpix 5. >>> right now, as powerful storms continue to hit the eastern united states, emergency evacuations are underway in lynchpurg, virginia. reporter laura pedesta tells us officials fear the imminent failure of a dam. >> reporter: for residents of lynchburg, virginia, it was a night of high anxiety and rising floodwaters. after days of severe storms, the college lake dam north of the city is said to be in danger of failing. the news prompted the area to be evacuated last night. >> rescue boats here, and they have been searching around the apartments, as you can see behind me. and they have right now, in my latest count, they've gotten about ten people out. they're still getting more folks out. >> reporter: authorities are chessly mentoring the dam for any sign of structural ilure. fears that it would collapse came the at the end of a day in which as much as 6 inches of rain fell in the area. the national weather service has confirmed that a tornado touched down about 70 m

that's up next. >> plus a new navigation center is opening in san francisco.next we'll tell you what makes this one different. janice, progressive can help you save over $650 on car insurance. how do you take two selfies with one phone? -what? -[ scoffs ] never mind. [ camera shutters click ] more people are forced to flee their homes in lake county... as fires burn in that area. weather ad lib trafad ls eir homes in lake county as fires burn in that area. >> we are waking up to areas of low clouds, fog, and a bit of mist in some spots this morning. we'll talk about what you can expect as we head through the afternoon and your weekend forecast coming up. >> and a live look at your ride heading across the golden gait bridge. you can see traffic doing just fine in both directions. but is that the same case we have over at the bay bridge? we'll take a closer look at that coming up. >>> it is friday, august 3rd. good morning. >> a large turn out is expected today for the funeral of a woman randomly stabbed to death at a bart station. katie is live with more on how

there are at least four temporary navigation centers. this is the first of the facilities scheduled to open on the property. the existing temporary navigation centers have already served over 1150 people since 2015. 70% left the ing. they are visiting local businesses, they are optimistic. >> they're spending a lot of money building a nice facility over there. that should help. you know what the area is. we are in mission. that will get some people off of the streets. >> i think it is great. >> we are told there are already folks living here at the facility. they are moved from the temporary facility elsewhere. we have seen folks coming and going all afternoon. we are told that full capacity, they can house up to 126 people here. >>> aside from this unusual location, how is this facility different from other navigation centers around the city? >> so the other existing ones, those were actually temporary. this one is one of the first permanent facilities. this one is on caltrans property, part of the legislation that allowed the city to r

this latest navigation center is on van ness . the navigation centers provide temporary shelter as people look for jobs and permanent housing. they also allow people to bring their pets, possessions, and partners with them. frank mallicoat will have a live reports about this new navigation center coming up at 6:30. >>> still ahead, concerns after a man died in police custody in pleasanton. we will have the details surrounding his arrest and his death after he was tased by police. >>> residents -- president trump intensifies his attack on the news media. we will have more on that next. >>> so far so good when it comes to driving in and out of the valley and in and out of san francisco. southbound 101 looking pretty good heading to the golden gate bridge. . >>> a foggy and cool start this morning. we will check on the current conditions and show you what you can expect for the afternoon as we are tracking bay area cool down for the weekend. more on this coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ can now grab cash on the go, all wi

i don't need a navigator because i can navigate and i don't need a second pilot because i would just rely on him and i don't want to do that, and i can use the weight save for fuel. being a single seat, single-engine guy myself, i can appreciate that too. so that's what they designed the spirit around. they had a basic design they used before, but they modified it. they made it a little bit longer and the wingspan was increased a little bit to carry as much fuel as they could. it was rated for 425 gallons, which to me seems like an appalling number to cross 3600 miles, but he had worked it out, he knew the consumption per hour, knew they could do it. they half fueled it on curtis field curtisfield and towed it over to roosevelt and fueled it the rest of the way with another 25 gallons, so it could carry 450 gallons. i'm asked a lot about that. people are surprised and i go back to the car analogy. when empty light comes on, we can always go a little farther. i think gas tanks are always over-engineered a little bit. i think his work, too. to.ere o. turns out he did not need it. by th

thosee to navigate all of complexities. that is being a practitioner, that is the real world you live in, you have to develop policies, come up with activities, so we will work through all that, it is a complex. we know that india has a better relationship with china this year than last, last year it was pretty bad, and they have talked about having a normal year, we support that. by the way, we want a good relationship with china as well. secretary mattis and has gone to bat in beijing, they had some discussions. we had a disagreement on the south china sea issues, but we all ultimately want more stable relationship of china, so we will work with our friends in india to try to navigate all that and develop common approaches. i don't know that i can get into much specificity at this point but i am confident that we can get there. your first question on local politics, domestic politics, being supportive of the i think all we can do as a partner is articulate where we think the relationship is important, what we think the ca

the division circle navigation center can serve up to 126 homeless people at a time. new center will tackle one of the biggest problems facing san francisco. >> i am committed to addressing this humanitarian crisis that we see in san francisco and all over the state. it is going to take a sustained effort to open navigation centers like this all over the city. together we can bring noticeable changes. >> san francisco opened the first center in 2015 and has opened several others. navigation centers have fewer rules than traditional shelters. >>> a sacramento postal worker is being called a hero after helping to rescue a six-year- old girl from sex trafficking. the teenager said she was held captive for three months. >> reporter: he takes the same route every day. but on june 8, his normal schedule through this neighborhood was anything but normal. >> i heard crying and i saw her hiding behind a tree. >> reporter: he said his instincts kicked in when he saw a 16-year-old crying in someone's front yard.>> she started to point to her arms saying that they were putting th

it was buying navigator's group for $2 million.al willucxpand its profferings and give it a larger footprint. shares fell 50% to $50.16. shares of navigator rose 9% to $69.90. >> we often talk about the impact tariffs are having on businesses here at home, but in this rcinnected world, it is also important to get a sense of the impact abroa and that's wh eunice yeun did when she traveled to a factory in guangdong, china. ♪ na♪ >>> c factory owner mark wong isn't shocked these days and the makers of lights a candle holders received the letter from the biggest customer, a u.s.r retai urging him to split the cost of a 10% tariff imposed on his products by the trump administration. >> 10% is too high, he says. it's just too much for any of us to absorb. fashions like this one have been the backbone ofcha's traditional exports for american household, but with labor and raw material costs up as much as 15% of last year, many manufacturers here are struggling. wong says more than half of his sales will be hit by the stariffs. so h looking

i have had trouble navigating through the website. i am excited about it, so with that comes expectations. you have heard me talk about the wow factor. i would love for us to have a wow factor that when people come on to our will be site they are going to be so wowed by not only the visuals but the content and it will make people want to visit frequently. jennifer as you guys are all thinking about this, know that is something i think this commission is going to be looking for is the wow and i think that is something that will be good for you as a showcase when you go to bid for other projects to be able to say whicthis is what we did for ocid city and county of san francisco that is a wow that would encourage people to come back to a website over and over again for information. i hope we are able to do that. >> we can going to do our best. as time goes by and we are moving to the actually design process; we would love to have you involved in that process as well. we will send you mock-ups and you can put in your two cents as well so

the paper says theresa may has ordered government officials to create a space satellite navigation systemeo project. the paper also has a picture of pope francis, who is in dublin at the moment of the first papal visit to ireland and most 40 years. —— in almost 40 years. the sunday times and so the number of officers on the beat has fallen by a third in just three years, despite a rise in violent crime. and the porn star stormy daniels graces the front pages of the sunday mirror and vows to testify in front of congress over claims that president trump paid to cover up an claims that president trump paid to cover up an alleged affair between them. and the mail on sunday leads on its own investigation, which says 3.6 million so—called ghost patients are registered with gp surgeries. so are registered with gp surgeries. so a variety of stories they're making the front pages. penny and rosamond, we will start with the times, and the story that bobbies on the beat up the story that bobbies on the beat up being slashed by a third. —— are being slashed. yes, so a sunday times investigation found

researchers revealed a new clue that may shed light on what happened to earhart and her navigator, fred noonan, as they tried to circle the globe. ve>> ery ebodyxpteecd a happy ending to the search because amelia was out there call for help and her calls were being heard. >> reporter: rick gillespie, who has researched earhart's doomed flight for 30 years, says he has proof earhart crash-landed on a remote south pacific island about 2,000 miles from hawaii and that she called for help for nearly a week before her plane was swept out to sea. gillespie has located documentation of distress signals sent in the days after earhart's disappearance, prompting the navy to launch a rescue mission. >> and it took the battleship a week to get there.

ten years ago we had many different devices, we had mp3 players to listen to music, satellite navigation systems to take us around, today all of that is compact it into one device and now eight out of ten of us own a smart phone and really spend our entire lives on a smartphone. ofcom's researchers at how addicted we are too smart phones. 40% of people check their phones within five minutes of waking up. the average person looks at the phone every 12 minutes and spent an average of two hours and 28 minutes a day it using it. but just how hours and 28 minutes a day it using it. butjust how to use them, where, and for how long is still a matter of debate. i think it has made my life better, but children's lives worse. definitely anyone my age would be pretty dependent on a device, whether they are walking around the city to find their way around the city to find their way around or to communicate with people. a few years ago i would have been sitting here are admiring the view and malam on my phone. so it is kind of swings and roundabouts, i suppose. one thing we are not doing so suppose.

it will take a consistent effort to open navigation centers like this one all over the city.ether we know we can bring noticeable changes. >>how long have you been here asked >> two weeks. >>what is it like? >>it is pretty crowded, people argue. other than that it is fine. >>is it nice to have a warm meal and a bed? >> yes. >> reporter: the owner of the building across the street told me he is worried that the -- will encourage the homeless to loiter and vandalize. he spent thousands of dollars on security and since this new facility was built he has had more issues. >>if we did not build this building there would be --. that was not the issue before, people are camping under freeways. all over san francisco and all over california. rather than having a -- with no supervision, no services, this is part of the solution. >>this facility is officially open. the one at fifth and bryant will open later this summer. by the way the land that they sit on belongs to caltrans. cal tran is renting it back to the city of san francisco for the bargain price of one dollar a year. that is t

so that's the specific thing that we will have to navigate. i think overall one of the reasons secretary mattis used india as a flagship example is he knows where he wants the relationship to go within india. he wanted to go forward. he wanted to improve, strengthen, be more capable as a partnership and he doesn't want these impediments. so whether it's finding ways to persuade india to go a different course, rely on us as a trusted partner and supply a defense equipment, whether it's giving consideration to a waiver. we know the direction we want to go and we don't want these to be impediments. >> i hope we get the opportunity at the 2+2 dapl strategic conversations because the strategic conversation is truly fundamental. if india understand russia's own evolution and recognize its own limits for india's own self-interest, that would be productive opportunity for us to see how we can break through some of the logjams of operations. >> well said. i think we will endeavor to do that. >> i have two last questions before i go to the floor. one ha

navigations are the most visible part of that. but we are engaged in activities , exercises and operations across the region every day. us military is active on a daily basis to safeguard navigation and overflight in the indo pacific illustrating our commitment to fly sale and operate wherever international law allows. these activities were joined by other like-minded countries. who are concerned about growing challenges to international law, international norms and rules-based order. we're also engaged in capacity building efforts and in this we are joined by like-minded allies such as japan and australia to build capacity of our southeast asian allies and partners to defend their sovereignty and independence. for example we provided extensive counterterrorism support to our filipino allies, both during and in the aftermath of the islamic state link, the battle with the islamic state link militants. we've also helped build vietnam's maritime capacityby providing a high endurance cutter . through excess events articles. and we boo

little more comfortable talking to our office to really kind of understand sort of how they need to navigate this regulation and what supports are out there for them. so we've been having conversations with them. and then, we are also getting calls from businesses who the property owner is saying you need to do this, you need to deal with it. and i would say 95% of these businesses are on month to month -- they're month to month. so they feel -- they're very concerned if they give any push back then they may lose the opportunity to stay in their space. so we're working on that. we're working with those businesses. and then, sb 1397 in 2017 increased that we used to collect $1 fee to apply to disability and disability access fund. it now increased it to $4. 90% of that $4 now stays within the local municipality. before it was only 75%. so we are first required to make sure that the funding goes to city departments who need to have employees go through training and certification for becoming a certified access specialist. and so we have started working with the mayor's office on disability, pu

"people have navigated over the oceans for centuries with a lot less than this." for food and water...not an issue...the couple is set for months."so we've got dry provisions in here which we've inventoried. we keep a lot of things under the bilge. you can see in here there's some dry milk."but for now they'll hunker down...safe inside the blue moon...a relationship that started eight months ago...is facing a possibly historical event."one of the first things that i loved about him when i met him was that he was crazy as i was and wanted to do something like this." (sports) a rare off night for the a's in a series opener... what happened? highlights are on the way... plus.... the warriors and the rest of the nba will could have some new rules coming this season... details next in sports!### (ken)new tonight at ten: the associated press has learned the national enquirer kept a safe for documents on hush money payments and other damaging stories it killed amid its cozy relationship with donalpeople familiar with the arrangement as media outlets reported today prosec

"people have navigated over the oceans for centuries with a lot less than this."water...not an issue...the couple is set for months."so we've got dry provisions in here which we've inventoried. we keep a lot of things under the bilge. you can see in here there's some dry milk."but for now they'll hunker down...safe inside the blue moon...a relationship that started eight months ago...is facing a possibly historical event."one of the first things that i loved about him when i met him was that he was crazy as i was and wanted to do something like this."(live)and like i said earlier...dozens of boats with visitors and locals preparing all day...definitely a community here...live in waikiki jl . (grant) and we are tracking 'hurricane lane' on kron-4 dot com. there you will find a live interactive map.... as well as live web cams showing the conditions around hawaii... it's all at kron-4 dot com. and always stay connected with push alerts from our free mobile app. (vicki) still ahead... the iconic captain and other bay area environmentalists putting their lives on the

yeah, he is trying to manage this situation, trying to navigate between the things he has said in thes key allies of his navigate through all of that and not he himself into more hot water later. because recall there are these key elections coming up for that national executive committee and he wants his candidate selected because this is a moment when they absolutely could submit their control of the labour party and it is crucial to the jeremy corbyn project. i think the question now is how was the managed not by the jeremy corbyn supporters who love him and control the party but how will a managed by those millions who are labour supporters and labour mps? are labour supporters and labour mp5? how will they proceed as we up to the labour party conference, can they 5urvive to the labour party conference, can they survive a in this party or will they survive a in this party or will they try and perform some sort of two or exit i5? they try and perform some sort of two or exit is? ok, let's go to the express with a story that we have been running a lot today. northamptonshire county c

promising golden power henry the navigator convinced the nobility to follow him in this adventure. to get their out look classy. sit if you meet seek. so-called ponce a kitchen. that he can appeal to go meet don't get down to could they vote devalue their i let that you know bonded. to live before they get. to brave the atlantic and ocean no european sailor had dared to explore prince henry had a revolutionary vessel. caravels high decked sailing ships the rick a bull battling storms in the open sea. fourteen thirty four. the portuguese established the first sea route off the coast of africa cabo. gallons of argan and keep verity each mile covered was a victory over the muslims who are present on the entire northern part of the continent. lisbon has long glorified its great explorers. forgetting that most of them built their fortunes on the slave trade. today lisbon is undergoing a face lift. after the discovery monument renovation work extended to all farmer district. as construction progresses the wealth of the first world city is resurfacing. workers actually dug up the foundati

item 21 administrative code to reclassify mayor's fund for home ps and navigation partnership fund. authorize same fund to receive grants, gifts and bee quests of money and to transfer administrative of the navigation partnerships fund from the mayor's oofs to the department of homeless ps and supportive housing. item 22 treasure island development authority budget. item 23, office of community investment and infrastructure, operating as successor agency to the san francisco redevelopment agency and approving issuance by o.c.i.i. bonds aggregate principle amount not to exceed $143 million. item 24 is a resolution to concur with the controller's establishment of the consumer price index for 2018. and adjusting access line tax rate by the same rate. item 25, proposition j contract certification. for specified services. item 26 is resolution to retroactively authorize the office of the district attorney to accept and expend a grant in the amount of $2.2 million from victim compensation board. item 27 california mental health services authority agreement to cover san francisco's obligat

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it is the first two navigation centers set up today. million two year budget of 60 million is set aside to fight the homeless issue. the mayor will cut the ribbon on this new facility to help transition the homeless and provide services and okay and the two centers will take more than 200 people off the streets at a cost at just under $8 million. >> my top priority as mayor is homelessness. we need to get people out of tents off the streets and into the care and shelters that they need. >> reporter: here's a map of the two navigation centers. the opener today where we are at division circle, which is primarily a business and light industry in the neighborhood. i spoke with one business directly across the street. they were not very happy about this new location. he said that the customers have been constantly harassed by the homeless that were already here. and now with the new center it might get worse. let's see if they can all get acon there is set to open at -- get along. it is set to open at 11:30 today. the city leased the land to

. $4.4 million will go to operate a navigation center specifically for transitional age youth -- that's young people between the ages of 18 and 24. $12 million is allocated to expand rapid rehousing programs for youths and adults, and $2 million will go towards creating two access points to families and residents struggling with homelessness. additionally, this budget will fund four new navigation center facilities, including one that specifically works with women and expecting mothers. these navigation centers go beyond the traditional shelters in offering intensive counseling and services to help people break the cycle of addiction, poverty and homelessness. we're investing $6 million to create a dedicated street medicine team, a first in the nation program, to bring treatment directly to people suffering with addiction on our streets. finally, we know the best way to fight homelessness is to keep people housed in the first place. this past election, voters approved proposition f, which provides a right to counsel for tenants who face eviction, and i'm proud that this board and this m

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there's two green boxes to navigate that intersection which has bike lanes on most of the legs. this is the cross sections for san bruno avenue. this change is pretty simple. the existing southbound lane on san bruno intersection is extremely wide and we can just narrow that down it a minimum of ten feet and add a bike lane with a buffer and it doesn't change any parking on that street. so for drivers, the changes they would notice are the lane reduction on alemany boulevard from three lanes in each direction, to two. the project does include adjustments to the traffic signal timing along alemany boulevard to minimize traffic delay from that change. and two right-turn on reds would be prohibited at the alemany boulevard and bayshore boulevard intersection, we saw a second ago, to accommodate those two left-turn bike paths where cyclists would be waiting in front of the right turn lanes. as i mentioned, on san bruno avenue, just one of the lanes would get narrower, the muni bus route 8 operates northbound only on that stretch and its operations would not be affected and as i ment