we the neighbors are adjacent for the site.stepping with the videotape ideas is fundamental to understanding san francisco and not became one of the key design guidelines respect the topography of the site as it is worded in the residential design guideline. we saw the notice from planning, we were hopeful that the city would fully enforce this important guideline. we saw the drawings were disappointed that the project was a massive box with several terraces looking into the windows of a dozen homes. mine included. it does nothing for residents on the west and bottom of the hill as at least 50 feet up from our viewpoint. it's a high-rise and place of frees that provide haven for countless bird ans and animals. looking at the design, you see a floor and floor of storage which for those us at the base of this building amounts to two stories of concrete wall at eye level. for total of six stories rising up like a high-rise. you see penthouse suite with a deck. for example a bathroom for every bedroom and every unit up to three bat

neighbor. the rules should be the rules. if you follow the rules, you get your permits. i don't want to waste your time. i don't want them to waste your time. i don't want to listen to who signed who's petition and if it was in good faith or bad. the rules should be the rules. we cannot lose any other planners to these hostile processes. so i hope that you will do what the rules say. thank you. >> vice president melga >> vice president melgar: thank you. any other comments in support of the project sponsor? okay. with that, d.r. requestor, you get a 2-minute rebuttal. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i just wanted to point out that there were recalls in 2017 and they're both supporting this project. and in the notice for the 311, it failed to mention that the huge, massive dormer, does not mention that at all. it mentions that they're adding two dormers and that's it. this is extremely misleading for neighbors. it's just an example of how not transparent these project sponsors are and how dish

at -- a petition signed by neighbors and a letter signed by the neighbors. [please stand by] >> where project owners state, quote, based on commission report, there is no risk to trees in out lying plan. our initial commission report, we had a mistake. we had commentary from ellen shea that confirms in both measurements the trees are not at risk, end of quote. arborists did not state there are no risks, instead, she stated her findings are from scientific studies where there are many risks in construction damages. an arborist uses their education to reduce these risks. in d.r. response project owner states that they forgot to include the landing. arborist states landing is included in 4-3-18 report where arborist even added an additional 1 feet to landing for concrete forming and pouring. arborist states mistakes are due to incorrect measurement personally performed by project owners. for project owners to state to us there is no risk is irresponsible and harmful to the welfare of the public. we can only conclude these repeated mistakes are project owner's a

many of my neighbors ride bikes. we are suggesting better, safer spots on san jose avenue next to a dedicated bike lane. one is a half block from the present location on randall suggested location. several of us walk the pedestrian path next to the bike lane on san jose avenue, and we pick two locations that don't impede pedestrians or endanger children or bikers. we recommend that you authorize someone from m.t.a. to walk san jose avenue and check the feasibility of these two spots. these locations would also be available to people getting off the j church, living in the upper mission and bernal heights or st. mary's quake. the bikes would get more use at these spots than they would at arlington and miguel and at the richland bridge, and they would be much safer than on fair month street next to the -- fairmont street next to the school. >> thank you. thank you miss flannery. we'll see that we get those. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hi, everyone. been interesting listening to the meeting toda

long-time neighbors like jan blum don't mind them.jan blum/neighbor- "the thing that you always do withis you make yourself as large as possible and make as much noise as possible to scare them off. they really don't want to interact with people." animal care and control says it's illegal to round up coyotes and take them elsewhere. adding that there are no plans to do so. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. coming up after the break... if you struggle with simple everyday tasks, like tying your shoelaces... it could be a sign of heart failure. our health expert karen owoc joins us with that and other symptoms you should look out for. you know when you go to ross for bedding... ...and you suddenly realize you're really into art? that's yes for less. every trend. every room. on any budget. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. wlet's do it. ? ♪ come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. at the mercedes-benz summer event. lease the glc300 for $429 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. ...a

i live up the block but i'm here to support my immediate neighbors. mr. eastwood doesn't have to put a fourth floor in the building to make two family size condos. he can build a spashs apartment on the first floor if he gets rid of the garage. this is the perfect example of a transit oriented development and as such, it does not need a garage. if mr. eastwood chooses to forgo the garage, he can still have two large size apartments of two bedrooms and three bedrooms each that can nicely accommodate any family. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. >> good morning -- i'm sorry. good afternoon. i live less than a block away from the subject property on clipper street. i'm here to support my clipper street neighbors and urge you to keep the scale and affordability in mind when considering the replacement of the current structure at 232 clipper street. maximizing profits encouraging developers to build with one goal in mind and that is to build with maximum square footage without consideration for mass, scale, privacy, light, and liveability, and that is

but also our neighbors, neighbors helped this happen.e thrilled that today we are seeing the fruition of all that work in this city's open space. >> when we got involved with this park there was a broken swing set and half of -- for me, one thing i really like to point out to other groups is that when you are competing for funding in a hole on the ground, you need to articulate what you need for your park. i always point as this sight as a model for other communities. >> i hope we continue to work on the other empty pits that are here. there are still a lot of areas that need help at maclaren park. we hope grants and money will be available to continue to improve this park to make it shine. it's a really hidden jewel. a lot of people don't know it's here. [pledge of allegiance] >> clerk: commissioner mazzucco i'd like to call roll. >> commissioner mazzucco: please do. [roll call] >> clerk: commissioner mazzucco, you have

have a petition signed by 40 neighbored up to the 400

and, this neighbor isn't thrilled about the prospect of camp bow wow moving in.no name neighbor- "the dogs, they gonna have all bugs, other flees. you know, i'm also worried because we, you know, we live so close." camp bow wow is a dog service company that stays open 24- hours a day, seven-days a week. no name neighbor- "they bark and they cannot control themselves." the company already has facilities in concord and livermore. in april, the business applied for a minor-use permit for this building on alcosta boulevard in san ramon. thursday, the city zoning administrator held a hearing open to the public where several neighbors, like this woman, living in the condos next door -- voiced concerns about the business potentially moving in. the city staff report on the application says the building could house up to 125 dogs at a time. with services including overnight boarding, day care, grooming and training.no name neighbor- "the smell is definitely another thing that i concerned." the staff report says the dogs would stay inside at all times with the exception of a fenced outdoor area

but the man knocking doesn't go away.cory zwerling/neighbor- "it's a little frightening." just after 11-30 tuesday morning... a woman on the 4000 block of wilkie way in palo alto walked into her living room after ignoring the door... she was terrified to see the man standing inside her house. she yelled and he ran away without taking any stuff. palo alto police believe he got in through an unlocked sliding back door.cory zwerling/neighbor- "we sort of know who are neighbors are and we sort of watch out for each other a little bit, and we gotta probably do that a little bit more." police did use a canine to search the area for the suspect but he got away.no name/neighbor- "before, we just never locked anything, you know, now i do -- i have kids by the way. so, its, its, yeah, its scary." this woman lives about a half mile away from wilkie way, on curtner avenue... where two-weeks ago police say another woman caught a man rummaging through her apartment. he too got away, but police released a sketch of what he looked like. investigators are looking into whether or not he is

on the lots of adjacent neighbors. in begging for giveness tonight, the sponsors make another false assertion that a two unit building on states street frontage is infeasible. their credibility to make such a statement is undermined by their behavior and my attached plan. as you can see on the overhead, in fact, i don't have time for that. without meeting either of the corona heights special use district and feasiblity requirements, there is no justification for a conditional use authorization. consistent with the letter of the ordinance, your commission should be required that two units be developed on the states street lot. >> president hillis: thank you, mr. butler. next speaker, please. >> can i have the overhead, please. good afternoon, commissioners. my name is chris parks, i live at 231 states street. i'm just a couple doors on the other side of the street from this project. this is, i believe, the same -- i'll move it up so it's above the writing here. these are the -- okay. thank you. put it above the writing,

it's without benefit to the neighbor at large or local business. it does not have merit but is being created and championed by the same unqualified neighborhood activists who created the mess that is octavia boulevard in hate street. the neighbor way is sold as an unquestionable part of the market. in reality, the m.t.a., the city and valley needs to have there are dangerous problems created in flood decisions made in regard to this over all plan. to re-evaluate the plan as it relates to traffic flow and properly fix the mess that was created. the page street neighbor way will do nothing but make the bottleneck on octavia street and the surrounding streets worse. it will make the neighborhood more dangerous by pushing traffic off of page street and into the surrounding areas. this will create more gridlock and confusion. i stood here before the m.t.a. board about six years ago and >> like last night, the sign states that the one california would arrive at vanness and sacramento street in 28 minutes. it arrived about ten minutes later, to my relief.

and, this neighbor isn't thrilled about the prospect of camp bow wow moving in.no name neighbor- "the have all bugs, other flees. you know, i'm also worried because we, you know, we live so close." camp bow wow is a dog service company that stays open 24- hours a day, seven-days a week. no name neighbor- "they bark and they cannot control themselves." the company already has facilities in concord and livermore. in april, the business applied for a minor-use permit for this building on alcosta boulevard in san ramon. thursday, the city zoning administrator held a hearing open to the public where several neighbors, like this woman, living in the condos next door -- voiced concerns about the business potentially moving in. the city staff report on the application says the building could house up to 125 dogs at a time. with services including overnight boarding, day care, grooming and training.no name neighbor- "the smell is definitely another thing that i concerned." the staff report says the dogs would stay inside at all times with the exception of a fenced outdoor area in the back. t-c

we had to say no, that's not forest fire smoke, that's my neighbor's house, my neighbors pets, my neighbors, that's our town smoke. this is our neighbors burning up for you are smelling. >> thank you so much for making it, so many important stories to tell. >> thank you for joining us live from sebastopol this morning. urban inferno, the night santa rosa burned mears tonight at 7:00 in the santa rosa at the roxy theater. that moves to the third street cinema for a open-ended run with multiple screenings. portion of the proceeds will go to fire relief. >> my family are definitely heading there to see it. it is important. and important one to see. >>> coming up, getting mcdonald's delivered to your door. coming up, the one-day deal the company is offering it and how you can score more than just a big mac. distance relationship. this is long distance with the best wifi experience, plus the most free shows to stream. and with savings on wireless, this is a relationship with more money to spend on the important things. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. xfinity gives you th

requesters and neighbor who's had submitted letters. the department -- [inaudible] >> -- and presents no exceptional or extraordinary circumstances. i'm available for questions. thank you. medical melg we wi . >> vice president melgar: we will now hear from the d.r. requester. five minutes -- >> clerk: three minutes. [inaudible] >> clerk: well, let's fix that. >> good evening, commissioners. my name's kristina mcnair, and my sister and i are owners are property across from the project. our family legacy has been tied to the marina since the early 1920's. our d.r. request represents the out pouring of community from the marina community opposed to the 1503 project and since our last d.r. hearing, we received an additional over 34 additional signatures, including the san francisco tenants union. our concerns include loss of our thinks toric community character, loss of vital housing stock, concern over deep pockets, forever changing a community for their own benefits. shortly after our last d.r. hearing, on several occasions, i attempted

long-time neighbors like jan blum don't mind them.jan blum/neighbor- "the thing that you always do with an animal like that is you make yourself as large as possible and make as much noise as possible to scare them off. they really don't want to interact with people." animal care and control says it's illegal to round up coyotes and take them elsewhere. adding that there are no plans to do so. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) a boy nearly died at a santa cruz county beach after he got trapped in the sand last weekend.(vicki) reporter ashley keehn talked to the hero lifeguard who was able to save the day. ryan springer/lifeguard: "we got to the scene it was pretty hectic, a lot of people screaming."ryan springer was one of the first lifeguards to respond saturday.she says they were alerted about a boy who had become trapped in the sand after a tunnel he was digging collapsed on him.ryan springer/lifeguard: "when we got to our patient and did our first check, our primary assessment we like knew what we had to do."when crews got to the boy he was unconscious, not

least 3 stray this neighbor's window. that tenant telling children are for their it does not feel this all before 1-30 morning on 10th streets. police remained on scene 4 hours later. neighors are on edge, not knowing there's enough bullets going is there a hole up there too? yeathis is still an ongoing investigation. police haven't released any decriptions. repporting from berkeley ... ali reid .... kron 4 news. (jrs) new tonight (jrs) kron 4 news. (jrs) (jrs) new tonight on kron4 news at nine... an african american business owner in san francisco says someone called the police on him when he was simply just standing in front of his shop. tonight he is upset and wants answers. (justine) police asked to see his hands and for identification before clearing the scene. kron4's michelle kingston is live for us outside gour-monade after speaking to the owner ..and michelle -- his business is booming today? (michelle) (michelle) (michelle) (michelle) (justine) mysterious disappearance. this missing 20-year old college student w

nearly all of angry lands goods and supplies are imported from the larger neighboring french island on boats like this. the british island has to bring everything and even drinking water. this port is a life worth of flying. is the only car this is the only board so. if for whatever reason this poor closes down. and work itself just micro-scale. since hurricane irma devastated the island in late twenty seventeen demand for construction materials has been high very many buildings were destroyed the school was hit hard. hardly any of the classrooms are still usable so principal joyce webster stewart says classes are held in shifts half the children come in the morning and the other half in the afternoon. i think having to board up and you go in and get shelter not thinking that the place for you going in is life going to be nothing that needs a shelter. when i saw it it was heart rending was for. the planned reconstruction is funded by the e.u. which is also and will as largest provider of development aid. that much of the funding a potential fourteen million euros is earmarked for educa

after the collapse sent flash floods through nearby villages when have reports from bangkok in neighboring thailand. in this part of southeastern laos villages have disappeared beneath a muddy water that cascaded downstream on monday nights. it's not known how many people have been affected by the partial collapse of the city and say numb noid dam but it's thought that some four thousand families lived in the downstream area the dam was still under construction on a tributary of the mekong river after a recent heavy rain it's believed a warning was issued that a so-called saddle dam built around the reservoir was in danger of collapsing the warning apparently didn't come in time for many people laos is a landlocked impoverished country that's embarked on an ambitious plan to become the battery of south east asia by exporting our tricity to neighboring countries this dam on the main stream of the mekong river in the south is one of at least seventy that the communist government has built has under construction or planned but for years critics have warned of impacts on the environment liveli

joe richards/neighbor "i be seeing it during the day, you know running out. coming out the street and running down the street and next thing i know i get to looking and damn where the parents. and next thing i know i see someone running out and grab the baby."according to neighbors, someone who used to live in that home had mobility issues... and the locks were lower on the front door... but they do not know if they were changed or not. detectives say it's still unclear how the boy got into the car.sgt. shaun hampton/sacramento county sheriff's department"these type of things unfortunately we see them every summer." police say the tragedy should serve as a warning to all parents.according to the nonprofit kids and cars, on average, 37 kids die every year after being trapped in a hot car.88% of children who have died from vehicular heat stroke are age 3 or younger. sgt. shaun hampton/sacramento county sheriff's department"if we find a dog, or any other animal or child in a vehicle unattended and it's hot and they look like they're in distress... we will break

really noisy neighbor// "it's nazmeen kadir, neighbor// "it's just really noisy and inconvenient shockingdy is still in the we're told an attorney for platinum the scene the coroner...but no word yet on the identity of the worker killed inside that trench. live in daly city ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (grant) another big story tonight-- john cowell remains in jail tonight-- accused of brutally attacking and killing 18-year-old nia wilson on sunday. her sister latifah was also stabbed but survived. and we are learning nia's funeral will be held one week from today-- at the full gospel church in oakland. (grant) that was the third murder at a bart station in the span of one week.(vicki) bart recently released some unsettling numbers... kron 4's dan kerman got mixed reaction from riders about how the from riders mixed reaction kerman got mixed reaction from riders about how the recent violence is making them feel.. sotthe safety or riders on bart is in the spotlight following three recent murders on bart including the vicious sunday night stabbing of nia wilson... not counting the murders,

he asks people to respect the neighbors. the home is empty at the moment and is undergoing renovations. >>> coming up, aids walk san francisco. we will talk about how the need has changed. >>> please plan to deploy drones at a music festival. forecast which calls for more same.on the coast and heat in the valley. >>> visitors to the oakland zoo got stuck in the air when the gondola came to a stop. a digital glitch is being blamed for the issue. the shutdown lasted for about 30 minutes while the system was rebooted. the gondolas are a feature of the new expansion. it just opened yesterday. >>> police in mountain view plan to fly a drone at a music festival at shoreline amphitheater. they are conducting test flights before deciding whether to add drones to its crime- fighting arsenal. mountain view police say they are interested in anything that can keep people safe and prevent crimes. >> we will be looking for illicit substances being exchanged, people trying to sneak in. >> police want to be clear that they are just getting

on neighbor's foundation. all of that is going to have to be addressed. you're right. it's definitely part of the violation, and it needs to be addressed, and they're probably in the process of doing that with the filing permit, geoeffect will permit so it's currently on hold. >> thank you. >> yep. >> thank you. scott sanchez, planning department. don't have a lot of additional information on the enforcement case. we did receive one back in april. i think it was the referral from the department of building inspection. the building is a known historic resource and think the complaint alleges that excessive amounts of the building were removed and reconstructed, which i'd say is particularly disappointing in this case, because the contractor was involved in the case that we had on 950 lombard street, which resulted in a supplement with the city of $450,000 for illegal demolition work, so our staff will be investigating the work here and will be working with the city attorney's office as appropriate and determini

long-time neighbors like jan blum don't mind them.jan blum/neighbor- "the thing that you always do withan animal like that is you make yourself as large as possible and make as much noise as possible to scare them off. they really don't want to interact with people." animal care and control says it's illegal to round up coyotes and take them elsewhere. adding that there are no plans to do in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (jrs) happening tomorrow... thousands of runners will hit the streets for the san francisco marathon. but this year... there are some changes. runners involved in the full marathon will run on the sidewalk of the golden gate bridge not the roadway. half marathon runners aren't able to go on the bridge at all. this is a change from prior years. the race will still dip through popular parts of the city like fisherman's wharf... and the golden gate bridge. there will be new interactive displays that will cheer the 27-thousand runners along. (justine) gilroy garlic festival is in full swing.. kron 4's lydia pantazes tells us how this festival gives back to

to a safe. -- which of my neighbors do i save? >> reporter: the film uses raw footage from cell phones and body cameras and interviews with survivors and first was wanders. many in the audience were in the throes of the fire and couldn't grasp all that was happening at once. the film helps. >> you have time, distance and now you can watch a different perspective. it is a powerful movie. >> reporter: the film was followed by discussion because of the trauma that it dredges up. >> people start talking and telling their stories. that is so helpful. >> i feel like we relived it. it was authentic and raw. tourist the lord family watched it together. their home burned >> as ink they did a great job. they really capture the essence of that night. >> reporter: capturing the heroism, in and out of uniform and to the best of human nature as neighbors saved neighbors. >> this video shouted in a different way that we did not get to ask her and. it was eye-opening for all of us. >> reporter: it will move to another theater downtown and it will

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neighbors hope this isn't developing into a trend.no name/neighbor- "before, we just never locked anything-- i have kids by the way. so, its, its, yeah, its scary." police have not yet determined if the two cases are related. in palo alto, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) a wildfire is burning out of control in butte county tonight. it is happening near chico... and the upper bidwell park. so far, it has burned 650 acres, and is just 20-percent contained right now. there are evacuation orders in place right now. firefighters are having trouble accessing the fire because it is burning in steep terrain. (pam) and an update on the county fire burning in yolo and napa counties. tonight, fire officials say it is 95-percent contained. it has burned more than 90- thousand acres and destroyed 20 structures. investigators say, it was caused by an improperly installed electric livestock fence. (ken) too much love for a san franciso house is driving neighbors crazy. what they're asking the city to do about the "full house" tv home. (pam) there may be another "permit betty" out there. the story

and, this neighbor isn't thrilled about the prospect of camp bow wow moving in.no name neighbor- "thedogs, they gonna have all bugs, other flees. you know, i'm also worried because we, you know, we live so close." camp bow wow is a dog service company that stays open 24- hours a day, seven-days a week. no name neighbor- "they bark and they cannot control themselves." the company already has facilities in concord and livermore. in april, the business applied for a minor-use permit for this building on alcosta boulevard in san ramon. thursday, the city zoning administrator held a hearing open to the public where several neighbors, like this woman, living in the condos next door -- voiced concerns about the business potentially moving in. the city staff report on the application says the building could house up to 125 dogs at a time. with services including overnight boarding, day care, grooming and training.no name neighbor- "the smell is definitely another thing that i concerned." the staff report says the dogs would stay inside at all times with the exception of a fenced outdoor area

we have neighbors here who said they're willing to care for the trees and that the trees mean a lot to them. so we started sending emails and we actually put up a petition to save the trees. the city is going to build this park and put smaller trees there. but this tree has been living there for over a 100 years sandra perez-vargas/resident these trees are heritage trees. they've lived here. they've been here longer than us. they should have the right to be here long after we're gone. residents say.. they're not giving up until the city backs down.sandra perez- vargas/resident and we'll be able to teach our children a huge lesson. and we'll out children. if you believe in fight for it. if it's a living being you fight for it. if it's a creature, you fight for it. you don't allow someone to kill something just because it's an inconvenience. (hermela aregawi)we reached out to the city manager connie jackson and she tells us.. aware of the interest expressed by some of the residents.. and that there is no current schedule for the removal of the trees. for clarification on whether that mea

their neighbor -- still startled by what he saw. augustine torres/neighbor- "she got thrown on the floor, but she was experiencing a pain on her belly, so she uh, request to us to uh call 9-11." no one from that family was taken into custody. the pregnant woman's family took her to see a doctor as a precaution. some neighbors reported hearing what sounded like gunfire... but the san mateo police department says those were actually devices used to distract suspects and not actually harm them.augustine torres/neighbo r- "i'm scared, nervous and uh, insecure about the situation this morning." the a-t-f says it's investigation is on-going... but hope to shed some light on the reasoning behind this operation in the coming days. in san mateo, philippe djegal, kron four news. (anchor1) taking a live look outside-- our sutro camera looking at the golden gate bridge. golden gate bridge. (anchor 2) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: temperatures cooled but were still hot inland. high

on neighboring buildings did suffer some minor damage. next door, the front window is broken. and, the other neighboring building had some broken windows as well. nobody else was hurt. live in san francisco, alyssa harrington, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> the intersection of international boulevard and 52nd avenue in oakland is open again after a house fire shut down that area. the fire started around 4 am at a two-story duplex. i want to show you some cell phone video of that fire that a neighbor said he could see flames coming from that roof. no one was home, but the house was heavily secured. it made it hard to get past the fence and all the locked doors and windows. firefighters were able to get in, and they quickly put the fire out. one firefighter was treated for minor injuries and is expected to be okay. no word on the cause yet. but coming up at 8:30. allie rasmussen will tell us what a neighbor says she saw, and heard, moments before the fire started. >> new at 8:00, a woman who was celebrating her first anniversary in mexico city was k

applicant is emily tan, adjacent neighbor. as of the date of the hearing, the department has received a petition and approximately 20 emails and letters in opposition to the project. a petition in support of the project was included in the project sponsor's response package. i received one email after the packet distribution, sent to me on tuesday, which i will pass forward to the commission secretary, in support of the project. the project sponsor worked with preservation staff and residential design team to alter the original proposal that included a one-story addition on the roof with new windows and roof deck. preservation staff found that that was an adverse impact to the historic resource and the district. preservation staff worked with the sponsor to revise the project to maintain the character-defining features and property status as contributing resource. on march, as part of the lead-up to the hearing, reviewed the project and found that it did not demonstrate exceptional circumstance. the dormer windows reflected a

and now neighbors are worried... now at 9:30...oman in palo alto chose not to answer her door... then, minutes later, she found the man who knocked... inside her home. (grant) kron four's philippe djegal spoke to neighbors in that area who are especially concerned... because it's the second time something like this has happened in the past two weeks. (philippe)nats- a knock at the door goes unanswered. but the man knocking doesn't go away.cory zwerling/neighbor- "it's a little frightening." just after 11-30 tuesday morning... a woman on the 4000 block of wilkie way in palo alto walked into her living room after ignoring the door... she was terrified to see the man standing inside her house. she yelled and he ran away without taking any stuff. palo alto police believe he got in through an unlocked sliding back door.cory zwerling/neighbor- "we sort of know who are neighbors are and we sort of watch out for each other a little bit, and we gotta probably do that a little bit more." police did use a canine to search the are

community neighbors. these people live to the. structure. for. to prevent them. from the. community of clear in place. of impact on people's mental health when you're live in a structure like that on a daily basis you can see that a. depressive i think it's. actually very. well it's a stressful time for a local politician. over the next few days pro british unionist parades passed by the national area she represents. relations between the communities are uneasy and the celebrations threaten the rest. so. i. think the. more i think that. there's some stuff from the parallel to. the real and. the period that. i wouldn't even want to believe. but a lot of this stuff is. part. of the back yard. but it's not a lot for the kid toys play care and marina have little to do with their neighbors on the other side of the wall. venturing into unionist east. every year. a major victory of. over conflicts in sixteen nineteen. twenty years after the good friday peace agreement it's an event that reignites tensions between mainly catholic nationalists who want a united ireland and unionist

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neighbors say several people were arrested. marquez believes one of her employees may have been put in handcuffs. she says she has no idea why agents would have targeted her business. >> they said somebody was doing drugs or something. but we're here just cooking and trying to make people happy with our food. >> reporter: this morning's raid touching a nerve in the community. we're still waiting to hear from atv on what exactly happened here this morning. the san mateo police department confirmed they were here on acviinal >>> coming up at 5:00, problems at the dmz. an app to help with appointments, maybe making those dmz lines even longer. >>> plus, a former tesla worker accused of sabotage, now fighting back. what he's now accusing elon musk of doing. thunderstorms in southern california. we'll let you know how close this will get to the bay area in about nine minutes. shorter. as we first told you monday, wait times at the dmv are twice as long as >>> the lines are not getting any shorter.longs last year. some customers are

their neighbor says he is still shaken by what he saw. augustine torres/neighbor- "she got thrown on the floor, but she was experiencing a pain on her belly, so she uh, request to us to uh call 9-11." the pregnant sister was taken to the doctor as a precaution. some neighbors reported hearing what sounded like gunfire... but the san mateo police department says those were actually devices used to distract suspects and not actually harm them. the a-t-f says it's investigation is on-going. (pam)coming up: a shocking case of racism on full display on an east bay freeway. the reaction from those on the receiving end .... in an interview you'll see only here on kron 4. (ken)plus: we've have heard that the rescue that saved 12 soccer players and their coach was nearly impossible. but coming up in a story that is all new at ten new video shows us just how dangerous it was. (pam) and coming up at 10:30 - a violent crash in san francsico. only on kron 4: what officials say... fell out of the suspect vechile that landed three people behind bars. (p

this small separates community from its union its neighbors. here. live to the. structure. for it. to prevent them coming over from the. community of clay in place. of and impact on people's mental health when you're in love and. you can see that. it's depressive i think it's. actually very. well it's a stressful time for local politician radio donal over the next few days pro british unionist parades by the nationalist area she represents. relations between the communities are uneasy and the celebrations threaten the rest. so. you think the. more they. do. some stuff from the over the parallel to. the real and. so. given the period that. i wouldn't even want to be. because. a lot of this stuff is. part so it's not common. back into the backyard and he said. that it's not a lot for the kid's toy to play care and marina have little to do with their neighbors on the other side of the wall. venturing into unionist east. every year. a major victory. over catholics. twenty years after the good friday peace agreement it's an event that reignites tensions between mainly catholic nationali

neighbor bob suggested something i hadn't heard before.bob/neighbor ",,,it cold be an old beer bottle tossed from a car that magnified by the sun, threw a spark and touched off the fire, you never know..."the fire was fully contained at 22 acres but crews would remain on the scene for the rest of the day. in san jose rob fladeboe kr4 news lawrence karnow: it was hot in the valleys today with highs in the low t0 mid 90s. fog lingered at the coast to keep temperatures much cooler there and in the 50s to low 60s. on the doppler you can see a few showers over the sierra. if you're going out tonight the fog is following the sea breeze back into the bay and along the coast. the valleys should stay mostly clear. high pressure will strengthen to bring the hottest temperatures of the week with 90s and low 100s inland tomorrow and cool 50s and 60s at the coast. monsoonal clouds will also move in late in the day to bring a slight chance of showers and isolated thunderstorms on wednesday night and thursday. cooler weather is expected this weekend before we heat up again next week. (vicki) a heada

dry weather fires burned on the other side of athens to it was panic as greeks looked for their neighbors the flames closing. this is connecticut a coastal town an hour's drive west of the capital. crews tried to limit the destruction but it was out of their control. and appealed for international help has resulted in additional resources being dispatched from spain and cyprus to deal with the worst wildfires in more than a decade. in two thousand and seven more than eighty people were killed as fires raged across the country for days this year a dry winter has again caused tinderbox conditions with one hundred kilometer an hour winds fanning the flames for greece in peak tourist season the fires are a danger to its fragile economy only adding to the toll of a tragic summer. al-jazeera. well we cannot cross over to barker he is in marty it's one of the worst hit coastal towns to give us an idea any of of how much damage the fires have caused where you are. or during first of all an update on the death toll that according to greek media it has gone up now to seventy four hundred sixty four

neighbors found axel the husky yesterday afternoon in yuba county. he was bloodied and wandering the street. the arrow went through his side... but missed his vital organs. the dog apparently shook it off. the arrow ended up on the street corner near a hedge. axel's owner was devasted when he found out. <"when they told me he was shot, i couldn't believe it, you know? because dogs are humans too, you know? so it just hurt.">( terisa ) neighbors say the puppy is really friendly... witnesses say the arrow had a short shaft, meaning it was

we spoke to neighbors who say they side with the police officer.teresa chacon/ neighbor:"i personallye law because the video shows they were disrespecting the cop."teresa chacon says those kids in the viral video are the same ones she's seen coming onto her property. teresa chacon/ neighbor:"nowadays they don't respect anyone. they throw rocks. they sneak into one property. and these are boys whose mothers should be corrected." although officials say they don't approve of the kids' behavior, they understand the need for proper protocol. it has yet to be determined if the officer was following it. dionne mack/ deputy city manager for public safety:"i think for me it was most disheartening is just sort of see the children just completely labeled and just see them sort of be discarded. i mean it's one incident. you know these are our children, this is our community. and you know i'm not giving up on those children." those children." (ken) that was michael ikahihifo (ee-kah-he-he-fo) reporting. el paso reporting. el paso reporting. el paso police say the officer in the video is a four- ye