loch ness, scotland. rented 16-millimeter camera, british aeronautical engineer tim dinsdale is monster hunting. >> he read an article in 1959 in a small magazine and became fascinated by the subject. the article covered things like a surgeon's photograph and dozens of other people's eyewitness testimony. >> the 1930s and '40s saw a surge in apparent loch ness monster sightings, including this one by malcolm irvine. dinsdale wanted in on the action. >> he went up there and his objective was to get unequivocal moving film of the object, and on his first trip he got a sequence of film. >> on his fourth day at the lake, tim captures what thousands before and since have tried and failed to film. >> he described it as for all well being like the back of an african buffalo. same color tone. quite an enormous -- quite a large object. it was several feet wide, several feet out of the watt with a sort of reddish-brown hide. and as he watched this thing, it suddenly took off. then he realized -- remembered why he w

lanes down van ness on either side of the median from south van ness and mission street to just shy of van ness and lombard and the buses transition into traffic. it's a complete streets project. it's comprehensive. we're repaving the road and building the transit bus ways but we're building nine transit stations next to the medians and in the center of the street and traffic lights and signals and lighting and rebuilding the sewer lines and water lines and rebuilding everything from sidewalk to sidewalk along van ness avenue. the critical portion for this commission is the historic district we have one station at mccallister and van ness and one of the reasons i wanted to mention that specifically is because you're responsible for reviewing and giving us feedback on the appropriateness of the design of that station. at the same time i would like you to consider that the sfmta is trying to tie all nine stations along the corridor together with some common design themes so they're readily identifiable as brt stops to the public, and to identifiable as muni stops to the public, and i

lanes down van ness on either side of the median from south van ness and mission street to just shyf van ness and lombard and the buses transition into traffic. it's a complete streets project. it's comprehensive. we're repaving the road and building the transit bus ways but we're building nine transit stations next to the medians and in the center of the street and traffic lights and signals and lighting and rebuilding the sewer lines and water lines and rebuilding everything from sidewalk to sidewalk along van ness avenue. the critical portion for this commission is the historic district we have one station at mccallister and van ness and one of the reasons i wanted to mention that specifically is because you're responsible for reviewing and giving us feedback on the appropriateness of the design of that station. at the same time i would like you to consider that the sfmta is trying to tie all nine stations along the corridor together with some common design themes so they're readily identifiable as brt stops to the public, and to identifiable as muni stops to the public, and i am

now we know that this van ness corridor has very heavy traffic. the only other street, franklin street, can take some off the heavy traffic. there's a lot of movement. for example, the 38 gearry, all the other lines go on van ness. how many focus meetings have been held with the community? focus meetings. not like an engineer coming now talking to all in generalities. we need this project. a lot of hard work has gone into into it. we need quality outreach. thank you very much >> any other members of the public wish to comment. seeing none, item ten public comment closed. colleagues, this is just an information item. we'll move on to item 11. >> introduction, this information item. >> no introductions. public comment on item 11. seeing none, public comment is closed. item 12. general public comment. >> last 25 years, i've been involved with transportation issues. a lot of us advocates haven't been coming to this meetings because there are no time lines and goals. there's a lot of talk, no time lines and goals. we talk about central south bay, we st

for the his district that the stops at mccall terand van ness and grove and van ness will be combined into one and single stop at mccallister and located to coordinate with the fulton line east west and facilitates transfer. one of the reason it took a while to come back to you after going to review we needed caltrans approval and what is on the screen is the railing that will occur at every station platform. originally we had a vertical design for the railings and that was determined by caltrans to be a possibility of obstructing views of drivers as driving north, south on van ness and parallel to the railing so this design is one that we came up with and eventually approved by caltrans and it provides horizontal once so the drivers can see through it as they approach the intersection and the light and dark movement for the design of the railing. it is a very simple railing. the intent was to do something that is simple and elegant and this is a detail close up elevation and now we just have a pull back elevation of a typical platform so you see the panels as we go along the platform

lanes down van ness on either side of the median from south van ness and mission street to just shy of van ness and lombard and the buses transition into traffic. it's a complete streets project. it's comprehensive. we're repaving the road and building the transit bus ways but we're building nine transit stations next to the medians and in the center of the street and traffic lights and signals and lighting and rebuilding the sewer lines and water lines and rebuilding everything from sidewalk to sidewalk along van ness avenue. the critical portion for this commission is the historic district we have one station at mccallister and van ness and one of the reasons i wanted to mention that specifically is because you're responsible for reviewing and giving us feedback on the appropriateness of the design of that station. at the same time i would like you to consider that the sfmta is trying to tie all nine stations along the corridor together with some common design themes so they're readily identifiable as brt stops to the public, and to identifiable as muni stops to the public, and i

van ness is a transportation project.the core brt project is r eflected in the two inner blue circles in this graphic. this is the project that prop k and fta's program is funded. at the same time, a project is a good opportunity to improve the state and other utilities. the project works close well caltrans, sf public works and other divisions within sfmta to include these five parallel projects. these projects include some work that is triggered by the brt, they include upgrades that have independent value. they are combined into a single construction project. fital design for this project as reached 100% level as of september. that includes the shelters, r ailings and landscaping. the tree shown here are gong tr. these trees were selected to have a strong urban survivability. the project will be replacing any existing trees that are removed at a 2-1 ratio. this design has been approved by the san francisco arts commission. listen going before the commission this wednesday r elated to the portion that runs through the c

street, otis street and south van ness all come together with 17 lanes of traffic and seven crosswalks. the off says there have been 92 crashes there between 2005 and 2012. intersection between market, octavia and hwy. 101 also made the list. is was intersection between potrero avenue and 16th st. >>> coltrane once committee feedback on a plan to raise their prices and also parking fees at its stations. under the proposal a dark -- adult fares would cost an extra $.50. daily parking fees would go up $.50 and monthly parking would cost an extra five dollars. there will be a public hearing one week from today at the caltrain headquarters in st. carlos. the final vote about the fee hike is scheduled for december. >>> testing is about to begin on some new barge cars with a crucial improvement -- bart cars with a new door design. there will be three doors on each side instead of two.

van ness is a transportation project.the core brt project is r eflected in the two inner blue circles in this graphic. this is the project that prop k and fta's program is funded. at the same time, a project is a good opportunity to improve the state and other utilities. the project works close well caltrans, sf public works and other divisions within sfmta to include these five parallel projects. these projects include some work that is triggered by the brt, they include upgrades that have independent value. they are combined into a single construction project. fital design for this project as reached 100% level as of september. that includes the shelters, r ailings and landscaping. the tree shown here are gong tr. these trees were selected to have a strong urban survivability. the project will be replacing any existing trees that are removed at a 2-1 ratio. this design has been approved by the san francisco arts commission. listen going before the commission this wednesday r elated to the portion that runs through the c

van ness is a transportation project.the core brt project is r eflected in the two inner blue circles in this graphic. this is the project that prop k and fta's program is funded. at the same time, a project is a good opportunity to improve the state and other utilities. the project works close well caltrans, sf public works and other divisions within sfmta to include these five parallel projects. these projects include some work that is triggered by the brt, they include upgrades that have independent value. they are combined into a single construction project. fital design for this project as reached 100% level as of september. that includes the shelters, r ailings and landscaping. the tree shown here are gong tr. these trees were selected to have a strong urban survivability. the project will be replacing any existing trees that are removed at a 2-1 ratio. this design has been approved by the san francisco arts commission. listen going before the commission this wednesday r elated to the portion that runs through the c

van ness is a transportation project.the core brt project is r eflected in the two inner blue circles in this graphic. this is the project that prop k and fta's program is funded. at the same time, a project is a good opportunity to improve the state and other utilities. the project works close well caltrans, sf public works and other divisions within sfmta to include these five parallel projects. these projects include some work that is triggered by the brt, they include upgrades that have independent value. they are combined into a single construction project. fital design for this project as reached 100% level as of september. that includes the shelters, r ailings and landscaping. the tree shown here are gong tr. these trees were selected to have a strong urban survivability. the project will be replacing any existing trees that are removed at a 2-1 ratio. this design has been approved by the san francisco arts commission. listen going before the commission this wednesday r elated to the portion that runs through the c

she reportedly went by the nickname young lion ness ness. she allegedly bought plane tickets to join the group and posted support on twitter. >> we have new information about the canadian whale watching boat that capsized over the weekend killing five people. crews lifted the hull so the name of the it was clearly visible above the water line. they recovered electronic gear from the ship. canada's transportation safety board is continuing its investigation even though its crew left the scene. searchers will continue to look for a sixth passenger who has been missing since a wave toppled the boat over on sunday. >> officials have ordered more evacuations as the so called gibraltar fire continues in southern california. on the ground and from the sky crews are fighting the flames that are burning part of the los po dress national forest. >> this morning we're hearing from a 10-year-old boy who was seriously hurt in a shark attack off the coast of hawaii. raymond was body boarding in oahu on wednesday when the shark bit him in the thigh. swimme

there was a time when a portion of south have van ness did no exist and howard street turns to van ness from mission on howard street. that is why you the streets moving in strange angles. coming up howard i have to make maneuvers to get back on van ness north or south. that is one thing that makes it more difficult. the other thing you mentioned diminishing the number of residential parking places. but that is only a small percentage of the traffic. most people park their cars and then they go about their business. what most of the traffic is from these are major streets, and people have to get from north to south or east to west. and that is going to continue to happen. the best solution would have been a subway under van ness which some day we may do. there is going to be the same number of carspt people have to get particularly on u.s. 101, where they are moving northern and they really don't want to be in san francisco, but they are forced to go through san francisco. i think we have to be far-sighted enough to make decisions base on long-term planning to minimize tract impacts and

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police pulled the car over on south van ness avenue. the man was driving woult a license and they found a gun. this is the video taking part in a bench dedication who was shot and killed in fran in july. the gun used to shoot her was stolen. investigators arrested these people who used a stolen gun and a hiker in marin county. flame shooting up to the sky from a warehouse fire in san carlos. look at this video here. a viewer posted it on twitter. the warehouse is located on american streets right near the pluming and heating buildingment it broke out and the cause is still under investigation. no injuries to report. >> coming up next at 11:00, a swarm of great white sharks off of the shores. the reason these are showing up closer to the beach. a big problem for the high speed rail. they could delay the most ambitious project in history. a message from the white house about school exams. president obama's surprising take on the importance of standardized testing. ♪ ♪ ♪ to schools, cut back on standardized tests. ==vo== president obama sa

. >> i would tell anyone who questions the athletic-ness of adapted sports very simply, "come watch a game." [ crowd cheering ] >> when i was first approached, my opinion was, "you know, i don't want my son playing in a wheelchair environment." and i could have been -- nothing could have been further from the truth as far as what it's done for him and how competitive it is. >> we all know that playing a sport can be good for any kid. aside from the health benefits, it builds discipline and confidence. >> sports has taught me to be a better person, a more social person. you have friendly conversations out there on the court, but it's also taught me that, like, drive in life -- to, you know, never give up and always be the person that you want to be. and if you set our mind to it, you can do it. and i mean, that's true in sports, and that's what it's taught me. >> it's estimated that 1.5 million american kids are eligible for this kind of experience, but it's going to take a lot of work to get school districts to make the necessary changes. and that's where terry's organization comes in

there may be even more delays and political-ness.says no matter what, the show will go on even if it makes the neighborhood will have a rather spooky thanksgiving this year. in albany, john ramos, kpix 5. >> sam says he regrets losing at least two days worth of donation for the food bank but he says all the publicity means there will be more visitors than ever when he does finally open. >>> bart executives say a small change is coming and will make a big difference for commuters. they say they are adding an extra door to train cars. the third door will reduce crowding, get people on and off the trains quicker. bart execs say they will begin testing those trains this year. they hope for full integration of the new trains by 2016. >>> coming up in our next half- hour, the republican presidential candidates are battling it out. we are monitoring tonight's debate and the fight between the top two contenders. >> much more than a rescue chopper. one bay area department's new multi-million dollar tool that's flying high. >> and a military b

. >> he insists it was ness because safety was deteriorating fast. now that they've been handed over to bangladesh, its law enforcement agencies can resolve any future disputes and prosecute crimes. but what many want to know is whether they'll look into crimes committed in the past. official records are nonexistent here but residents and the other prosecutor say 20 to 30 murders have taken place there since 1971. >> the state does not discourage people from seeking justice but they'll face any obstacle obstacles. many witnesses have died. it will be difficult. >>reporter: he doesn't even know if the man who killed his father is still alive. he wants justice to be served but he's not looking forward to the uphill battle he'll have to fight in order to achieve that. >>> you can always keep up to date with all the news on our website, aljazeera.com. >> on "america tonight." aftermath. even after the waters recede, the worries are rising. >> did you have insurance for all your things? >> no. we don't make that kind of money that we can have extra to pay

what is most compelling of the ways you illustrate her ordinary-ness.me ways in illustrate that, it makes her extraordinary. what was the imperative, the core of what you wanted to get at? davis: when i make my movies, i think of an audience that i'm making the movie for. "an inconvenient truth," i thought about my cousins in ohio that were republicans. i didn't want to make a movie for my liberal friends in la, i wanted to convince my republican cousins that climate change was real. in this case i had a personal audience, which was my daughters. one of my two daughters to really understand this girl and to feel like they could be as courageous as this girl. if you turn malala into an icon, that's a dangerous thing. then you think, well i can never be hurt -- i can never be her. i think my daughters could be malala, because she just was an ordinary girl. when you meet her, she's just an ordinary girl. she was an ordinary girl that made an extraordinary choice, which was to risk her life to fight for what she believes. john: also very much the product of

goods by the way, the construction that will tap on polk street with the sewer replacement or the van ness rapid transit project will challenge those neighborhoods i have been working with the confirmation and office of economic workforce development for the businesses no chinatown and on columbus avenue looking for street improvements on polk and columbus in chinatown to make sure our corridors are viable and in places that draws visits in keeping our transportation available and working is a great way to keep people from you know headings here instead of heading to the mission all the time i side think we need to preserve those corridors rent control is controlled at the state level that is something that will be helpful this is going for toughing t

if you are trying to get off of van ness to the freeway there is a clean up with a lost garbage theres light traffic and early if you are headed up along 101 to i-80 it is clear across the bay bridge to the east bay. so far, so good. >> apple posts strong earnings as demand surges. >> hear is the technical news. >> apple is selling just had another quarter recording earnings and it was an optimistic note from the c.e.o. expecting healthy sales during the holiday. >> motor roam -- motorola's droid has a screen guaranteed not to crash. there are batteries that last up to 48 hours. they are available from verizon. >> a new wi-fi router and can you boost the speed to a particular device with the wave of your hand. no word on how it knows which device you want to give priority. >> device will be on sale in two weeks. >> those are the technical payments. >> have a great day. >> one of the most popular sporting events, why many triathletes may decide to escape triathletes may decide to escape from the "escape from alcatraz ♪ ♪ that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (fami

third degree murder charges him they invoked the words of pope francis, talking about fordifferent ness and justice. in june of 2014, a four story brick wall fell, campbell's company was doing the demolition when it fell. the heavy machine roerpter sean benschop, he pled guilty to cause agcas that trophy. he is facing up to 20 years in prison when he is sentenced next month. >>> police are still looking for a driver who hit and killed a man in chester last night. sky 10 shot this video. two cars hit the victim. one driver stayed on scene. police say the drivers are still looking for a plaque chevy impamela. >>> and a mist riff in north philadelphia this morning, police want to know who killed a man and left his body wrapped in a tarp underneath an overpass. sky 4 10 was over that scene around around 9:00. >>> a gunshot victim ran to a business asking for help last fight in philadelphia. police say someone shot him on garden street and he stumbled over to the gas station for help. we don't know the man's condition. we are trying to find out if police have made any arrests. >>> starting t

. >> there's so much happy ness in there. those guys are jumping around like little kids. that's what you want to see as a manager. you want them to enjoy this. this is difficult. >> a lot of people asked if we are going to celebrate and my answer is darn right. we worked hard for eight months to put ourselves in a position to win a championship and we are here now. >> reporter: this afternoon, the mets b team finished a disastrous series in philadelphia. darin ruff in the fourth inning as the metss get swept 3-0. they are tied with the donnellers for the home field advantage in the nlds. the amazingens own the tie breaker. >>> football and victor cruz is officially out this sunday when the giants visit the bills in buffalo. the pro bowl wide receiver reaggravated his calf injury yesterday in practice. cruz's season debut is on hold. when he can come back is anyone's guess. >>> odell beckham jr. talked about the latest injury to his running mate. >> you wish you could have him back there. at the end of the day you want him to be healthy as a person as he is. you want him t

two, it forces bush to acknowledge his bush-ness. it was jeb2016 not bush 2016. 2016. does this represent a proxy gop?.sure, he's trying to engage. he's fighting multiple fronts against the establishment folks. he's going after rubio, he's going after bush. it's not just bush. he shifts his focus but he's very much concerned about criticizing the rebpuclian establishment. you're seeing it play out in congress. you have the establishment trying to pick a speaker and you have the freedom coalition, the freedom caucus having nothing to do with it. trump is playing on that same cleavage inside the republican party. that entire conversation will also be up online at cbs 2 iowa dot com.every week -- we'll be going inside iowa politics -- talking about the people not trying to move into the white house. governor branstad's plan to privatize the state's medicaid system has sparked serious million iowans who depend on it.matt hammil explains why they're worried the 30- thousand providers who offer care won't be rady when four private companies take over first. nats - standing r

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back on south van ness version fergus told us he expects to have no problem renting out the last three units in karen's old apartment building for 10 grand apiece. >> will they be kids or something? i don't know. we don't discriminate. anyone can rent it. >> reporter: in san francisco mark kelly, cbs5. >> so how much money is a landlord making off this hacker house? $30,000 a month and once the last three units are rented out he will be making $60,000 a month in rent on that building alone. >>> well, there is a new app out there that's like yelp for humans. it's called people and betty yu shows us it allows viewers to give one to five stars to anyone they know, personally, professionally or romantically. >> we want you to get those rock star comments by all the people that love you of. >> reporter: san francisco- based co-founder julia cordre and her best friend nicole mccullough created the app because they wanted a way to research strangers. >> you're going to be able to really find out who someone is before you invite them into your life. >> reporter: set to release next month the a

there was a time when a portion of south have van ness did no exist and howard street turns to van ness from mission on howard street. that is why you the streets moving in strange angles. coming up howard i have to make maneuvers to get back on van ness north or south. that is one thing that makes it more difficult. the other thing you mentioned diminishing the number of residential parking places. but that is only a small percentage of the traffic. most people park their cars and then they go about their business. what most of the traffic is from these are major streets, and people have to get from north to south or east to west. and that is going to continue to happen. the best solution would have been a subway under van ness which some day we may do. there is going to be the same number of carspt people have to get particularly on u.s. 101, where they are moving northern and they really don't want to be in san francisco, but they are forced to go through san francisco. i think we have to be far-sighted enough to make decisions base on long-term planning to minimize tract impacts and

there was a time when a portion of south have van ness did no exist and howard street turns to van ness from mission on howard street. that is why you the streets moving in strange angles. coming up howard i have to make maneuvers to get back on van ness north or south. that is one thing that makes it more difficult. the other thing you mentioned diminishing the number of residential parking places. but that is only a small percentage of the traffic. most people park their cars and then they go about their business. what most of the traffic is from these are major streets, and people have to get from north to south or east to west. and that is going to continue to happen. the best solution would have been a subway under van ness which some day we may do. there is going to be the same number of carspt people have to get particularly on u.s. 101, where they are moving northern and they really don't want to be in san francisco, but they are forced to go through san francisco. i think we have to be far-sighted enough to make decisions base on long-term planning to minimize tract impacts and

. >>> this bear wasn't exactly hiding under the cover of it, ness which makes her nervous having two kids . >>> bear showing up at all hours of the day more, early afternoon then at night. >>> she might even start paying her children wear bear whistles just to be safe . >>> i worry more about kids being out there . >> reporter: john cuoco 7 news. >> anchor: bears everyone else is trying to enjoy nice weather about before things start getting cold . >> anchor: today is probably a little warm for him because he has his fur coat on, but now it's going to be perfect weather for him coming up soon, pete of we'll got our jackets out, our fur coats. right? >>> what's that? >>> i said our fake fur coats . >> reporter: absolutely. it will get much colder by the end of the week and weekend too much one more day of temperature in the 70's before we see that slow cooling at first and then a lot of momentum in the cool down by the time we get into the weekend. so we're seeing this, we're timing this out too because the weather pattern relatively quiet very neatly so confidence is high. now fall i

ness. so i get a call from club for growth. i've never heard of it but my people said club for growth, what is that? they are growing the wallets in their pockets. club for growth supposedly conservative. a guy wants to see me so he comes to my office and we have a perfect nice talk and he's telling me about club for growth which is nice. he then sends me a letter and asked me if i would make a 1 million-dollar contribution. think of it. i said 1 million? i'm rich but i'm not stupid. a million dollars. so he wants a million dollars and a letter. he stupid enough to put it in a letter. how many in the broom would say he was in my office for a half an hour give him a million bucks. i can't do that. what happened was we say politely no and all of a sudden it comes out in the news conference. i'm not a conservative and i'm not as some i'm not that. i believe in eminent domain which i don't believe in. sometimes we have to use it. every once in a while you have to build a road. i don't love it but sometimes you need it. you wouldn't

ness of a no-fly zone in northern syria.ng ledge slaters -- legislators have called for repeatedly. >> what you are saying the most strongest nation in the world with the most capable military can't even establish a no-fly zone to protect people from being barrel bombed by bashar al al-assad. >> reporter: it's an em baring is moment. >> reporter: they have not convinced anyone they have the right strategy but they certainly heard there is a hung fore the u.s. to get it right. >>> in libyans a helicopter has been shot down killing at least 13 officers loyal to the government in tripoli. it led to intense fighting between armed groups west of the capital. the government in tripoli and aa rival administration in tobruk are considering a u.n.-backed deal to form a unity government. >>> in egypt, a second day of voting is underway in run-off election to his decide the makeup of the country's next president. nuns of candidates secured a majority vote in the general election last week. so voters have now gone back to the polls. the

stuart captures that, i think, with her looking off in the ness distance.st so now we come to george o washington. stuart, as i said earlier, his n whole point in coming to americ was to make his fortune paintinr washington.ice and the history of his paintings of washington is a little bit complicated.insh he came to philadelphia. e had the letter of introduction from john jay. he took it to washington and surprisingly enough washington was will to -- he invited him for an evening, that very "the evening, and he was willing to s sit the next morning. the first portrait stuart did o washington, it's called "the vaughan portrait," because it was commissioned by someone named vaughan. stuart did that portrait and immediately had 33 requests, 33 patrons, who wanted copies of that portrait. he made 12 or 13 copies and then he got tired of doing that. t and we have a vaughan portrait not on view. we have one downstairs, which i. another replica of that. for a while the gallery thought our vaughan portrait might haveh been the original that stuart painted, but it is probably a th very early

officers pulled the car over yesterday near south van ness and 26th street in the mission.say 29-year-old sergio maniquez was driving without a license and also on probation. his weapon was reported stolen from an off-duty's locked car last weekend. >>> new at 11:00 more questions tonight about the integrity of the steel rods anchoring the new span of the bay bridge. the chronicle reports that an engineer who studied the tiny cracks found rods at the base of the bridge's tower found similar problems in other areas of the bridge. caltrans has admitted it did not inspect the rods when they were delivered to ensure they met standards. the agency's downplayed the cracks and the potential for trouble in the future but one expert suggested easing the tension on the rods to prevent more cracking in the future. >>> tonight mexico's government says as many as 3500 homes are damaged in the wake of hurricane patricia. but the destruction is far less than forecasters feared when the category 5 storm slammed ashore yesterday near the country's resort filled west coast. so far no major d

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the homeless, with someone swiping 25 cell phones worth $13,000 and scattered the packages along van ness avenue. a developer designed the app to help homeless people finding different kinds of help. >> they spend a lot of time their time waiting in line to get in places and we decided we would consolidate everything for them. >> i was looking forward to it because i was at church and came straight over here. but, unfortunately, not happening. >> there will be donors hopefully to replace the phones. >> some resident could notice a different taste and smell to the tap water but officials say do not worry. the san francisco public utility commission on thursday will conduct a test for drought preparedness. >> it will not have any impact as far as the quality or the reliability of service. this could an slight difference in smell and taste. that is it. >> the test is to make sure the water from backup reservoirs can reach the bay area and filtered water. be mixed with pure water before being delivered to the residents. >> another bay area social media company, twitter could be making company

ness has spilled over. what we can expect, next. ♪ david: will connect to the bloomberg market day.er a quiet quarter for the ipo's, there is one that is causing a lot of attention this week. as --o could be valued as at as much of $12 billion. in our reporter. before we get to that let's talk about for a rate and the excitement surrounding this reticular company. >> evaluation according to bloomberg sources around the $12 billion mark in the companies of abeen pushing this idea wealthy markup. this is a premium product. we will be watching to see if they sent terms before they potentially go on the roadshow terms before they potentially go on the roadshow next week. david: peter vc looks at the quantity of ipo's. the third quarter was not a great one. >> we did see a slowdown in terms of volume relative to the second quarter. it really comes on to the increased volatility in the markets. and what if uncertainty out there and macroeconomic environment with political instability in europe, china, the devaluation of the one. an increase in uncertainty. david: a bright spot has been bi

empty cell phone packages covered van ness avenue. somebody broke into a car and swiped 25 cell phones. a developer designed an app for the phones that can help homeless people find help with agencies. >> they spend time in line so we thought let's consolidate everything. >> i was definitely looking forward to it. i left church and came straight over here. i said i am getting my phone today. unfortunately not. >> the app developer plans to look for people who will donate replacement phones. >>> residents in the east bay may notice their water smells different over the next few days. it is part of a plan to access 90 million gallons of water to beat the drought. tests will make sure that the water can reach 2.6 million customers in san francisco and other parts of the bay area. the first step is introducing water to the sfpuc system. >> it won't have any impact as far as the quality or the reliability of service. there might be a slight difference between smell and taste. >> once it reaches the bay area it will be mixed with water stor

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