. >> if you frequently travel before i van ness i might be surprised van ness will goodwill go the first transit corridor to have brt as more frequently known the goal to get conveniently van ness and geary boulevard one of the most reliable transit systems in the country van ness avenue is a major connecter between potrero hill and mission on the south side of san francisco correcting connecting us to the marina and state highway in the financial with the western edition neighborhood it is mostly residential a lot of the geography of van ness the rain that is wide it was uses is a firebreak in the 1906 san francisco earthquake a lot of building occasion that helped of hoped to stop the fire from jumping van ness had a light rail or sprash separating and along geary 0 when we came to the question of how to address the needs on haven because of its cost effectiveness we have found in the brt system with the new vehicles. >> the new mr. secretary is a change we will actually have transit in the middle ♪ the far legal unit and a broadly prom >> one of the reasons it is in the center a was i

i want to remain at 200 van ness until the day i lie. -- die. i don't think the conservatory will be an impediment to that. i think we'll have nice apartments because frankly the building say dump, though i have a nice apartment, a lot of people in the building don't. the building has mice and bugs and -- we would get a nice place to live and a rent -- we've been assured our rent is going to continue to be rent controlled which is very very important to us because obviously we can't afford to pay the $4,000 and $5,000 the apartments will eventually be worth. it's really disturbing to me that a lot of other people have control over my life right now and i'm standing up here in front of a bunch of people who don't know me, who are going to make a decision about my future. i know my time is almost up but i'm going to again stress we have been dealing with this two years and don't know where we're going and it's stressful. we want to know when we're leaving and coming back and where we're going. the conservatory has been really good about that. they

a couple of things to 793 south van ness. on 25th and mission, it's been a very night and day attitude. he's been very transparent. i met with him personally three times and he's been open with the process and what he will be doing with his affordable nonprofit. we with like more clarification with what is in writing. he's offering two bmr units and two section eight units, so 17%. and then half the market rate for the nonprofit on the ground floor space. we would like more clarification. right now, it's only for 15 years. if that was to be permanent, that would be more beneficial. thank you for your time and have a great day. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening. i'm speaking on behalf of the residential builders association. before i start, i would like to offer our condolences to mayor lee's family, to the supervisors, to everybody in san francisco, to the tragedy that happened this week. it's something that we all feel and we will have to bear with it. first of all, we fully support the development of the 7

chestnut street from franklin to van ness anymore. i have to do franciscan. >> thank you. >> we miss the bus stops. >> anymore public comment. if not, i will close general public comment. let's move on to the item. >> you are moving on to your consent calendar. all items are considered to be routine unless a member of the public and member of the board wishes to have an item severed and considered separately. you have received a request that item 10.2 regardinging park on fillmore street and 10.5 regarding incentive pay for transit operators on new year's eve be severed from the consent. do i have a motion to approve? >> second. >> all opposed? hearing none. 10.5 is passed. 10.2, do we have a member of the public? >> yes. roman baldwin. >> mr. baldwin. >> hello, hi. my name was robert baldwin. i came to talk about item 10.2. i see you guys are taking away parking on fillmore streets. and for the police parking. but the police station has a half empty parking lot at all times. and you could have used turk street on the left side where

one would be on van ness and green and we wanted to put the steps down to van ness street. it was last month. commissioner moore said it's too coppery looking. there's things we can learn in how the things would work. more specific things, for districts to cover a quarter of a percent of all the land in the city. it's tiny, actual historic districts. there's 350,000 parcels. i don't think there's any big historic district i can read war and peace driving through but as a kid i'd be able to read war and peace from one end to the other because it's so along. historic districts are a big point of con sense. if we take them out does it matter? i've seen interesting things in europe where i would have never have dreamed them. but if that's going to help get people to rally behind the steps, great. two more things, first. the whole parity issue, sit 25%, 10 -- is it 25% difference or 10%. where do we use 10% and 25%. we'll use 25% on shrinking units and we had policies where we said don't do that, that's too much and 10% is where it's within 10% of conformance. i think we're clos

he had a well paced delivery —— conciliatory —ness., and also wrapping up these broader american themes, hearkening tojoint wrapping up these broader american themes, hearkening to joint historic moments, heroes, icons, and in the end saying it is the american people who make america great again. that sort of approach, i think, went down very well, certainly amongst the republicans, and could be appreciated by some, although not all democrats. when it comes to immigration, mr trump outlined how his "america first" agenda will guide his strategy, and called on both parties to come together on the issue. there were some swipes about violent crime, and he outlined how his america first agenda will guide his strategy, calling for both parties to come together on the issue. the united states is a compassionate nation. we are proud that we do more than any other country, anywhere in the world, to help the needy, the struggling, and the underprivileged, all over the world. but, as president of the united states, my highest loyalty, my greates

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any disaster of any kind and it's hard to predict but continuity is a core foundation of prepared ness and so we have a plan and we consistently look at that plan and that means also success is of who is in charge if something happens if our own city recently so we are pretty prepared and they can't prepare for everything and everything but you have a operation of operations plans and they would look at services and how we responded so as an example if our community clinics wentz down we would probably open up the types of facilities and we're getting pretty good at pop um clinics and so we have contin duty plan and the doctor is in charge of that and as part of the preparedness response. >> so i appreciate reminder in terms of emergency response and you have done a great job in like organizing and planning and i'm really curious not concerned yet but this gives me a lot of concerns and all the natural disasters and how it hit and in the east coast and how some of the really emergency services it's paralyzed and it happened in puerto rico so that actually thought that i have in the que

let us not be satisfied until we get rid of thedivisive ness is ness that exist in washing 10 dc lettisfiedshe also made a swipe at trump's immigration policies saying we don't care what they say in the nation's captiol, san francisco will follow dr king's legacy and be a sanctuary city.maureen kelly kron4 news. (grant) once again it was standing room only on board the m-l-k "celebration train" on the peninsula. hundreds of people boarded the train in san jose... and rode to san francisco. san francisco's 'new birth fellowship' praise team... led riders in singing happy birthday to the late civil rights leader. ridership reflected the bay area's diversity and there were scores of children on board as well. passengers said, king's legacy represents all people.<"feel like i'm still being part of history. i considered it an honor to take this ride. it's really important that we unite as one. you know the freedom train has always been a symbolization of everyone coming together. well i think among people who are engaged and aren't stuck like dinosaurs in the past the message is very aliv

and you know, there's a sequence that happens in that book that involves ten men on ness in the northernt go every year to a rock out in the atlantic and slaughter 2000 gannets, sulairean as they call them in the gaelic. and i'd done a lot of research with them and i'd written about that experience and all of the rest of it. just literally two weeks after the book came out, i got an e—mailfrom the guy who is the head of that group. year. i saw it was from him, dods mcfarlane, and i thought... you held your breath? i opened it up, and he said, "peter, me and the boys have read the book. we love it!" and... big sigh of relief, you know? that's all you need. just to remind people, when they begin this book, they should make an effort with the gaelic glossary at the beginning because it will make all the difference. indeed. peter may, author of i'll keep you safe, thank you very much. thank you,jim. it has opinion a day of big changes in the atmosphere and change is not a lwa ys in the atmosphere and change is not always easy, we have swapped this very cold airfor always easy, we have swappe

talking of -- straightforward ness. let for wardness as well. talking of -- straightforwardness.bout ukip. and their leader henry bolton, who is today had a vote of no confidence and the party membership will have to vote on what happens to him. i have lost track how many leaders. or how many girlfriends he has has. it is because of her tweets he is in some trouble. his argument is this is what my girlfriend, what she says, it shouldn't have anything to do with his leadership of ukip. what do you think? i think he looks incredibly weak and the national executive committee, they met today and voted in no confidence. i think he is toast. but come to that, i think ukip is pretty much toast, i think ukip is pretty much toast, i think he is the fourth or the fifth leader, there was diane james and paul nuttall, and someone called nigel farage if my memory serves my correctly! the big question has to be for ukip do they have a future andl be for ukip do they have a future and i suspect they don't. their great raison d'etre was to leave the eu. what is interesting, we have a picture her

i have lost my ability to roll up chestnut, to franklin to van ness. it hurts. we need to keep as many stops, keep it safe and think outside of the box. thank you. >> thank you very much, mr. gilberty, next speaker, please. >> brenda peralta, grant and then deparker. -- dee parker. >> i'm brenda peralta, i have been in the sunset over 50 years and i'm in favor of keeping the 44th avenue stop. so i'm just going to say, i'm not going to give you an exact number but i'm in my 60's so i don't have apps, i'm not that i.t. savvy. but i'm still trained, sort of mid block between santiago and taraval, if i hear that streetcar turning the stop, i try to run and go there. go to 44th and taraval. if i'm at 44th and i see a streetcar, i can't be running, you know, two blocks up or two blocks down. if i am doing that, you know, being that our human nature. i'm looking out for myself, i may not see a car coming up or down. i might come close to being hit. that would be my own fault. but the point is, just trying to make those extra blocks, trying to still get to work on time,

like a child including mike ness bennett's home. whose estate company's nine hundred fires and act as. an area of hole for the size of wales and nine percent of the region's most comfortable land. i still love to get perspective if people are sad. that then they get on top of us they are meant to be let go to the senate did they. like the. minutes of the thirty minutes. two years ago a group of mapuche a reclaimed a tiny fraction of the benetton a stage and begun to foment. many violent raids by special police units followed. oh yes or no but he will if he are allowed under some but as i said i felt that. he let molly start sorry could not critics say that since the election victory of president marusya machree two years ago the state's attitude to the mapuche e has become noticeably worse. last august the issue became a p.r. nightmare for the government when sunday all game old unarmed a watchman pucci supporter disappeared while fleeing from police when the camp on the benetton estate was raided. it traumatised origin tina awakeni

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west of van ness. and the lease agreement ends in 2018. it warns against residential encroachment and you make about $4,000 per antenna and allowed -- i don't know if you've allowed all 3,000 antennas yet, but it is basically conflict of interest for regular real estate. you call the poles real estate, but residents who own real estate conflicting with the $12 million that you are making and it opposes our public health. so i ask you to put it on your agenda so we can have community outreach. thank you so much. >> thank you very much. mr. reiskin, can you make sure that our real estate division is aware of this and make sure that somebody is in discussion with the -- >> yes, will do. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> herbert weiner followed by ruth landry. >> herbert weiner. the sentiments i'm expressing are totally my own. they do not represent that of any organization. they are my own individual opinion. now the proposals ill conceived, unrealistic and detrimental. i personally see no

if you look at male work less ness, the proportion of men who are not in the workforce is depressionls, that's a really big problem you got to do something about it and now some of the other moves of the trump administration like the tax plan and deregulation that are going to get economic growth going that's going to help. i'm not sure if this will help as much. i would be more interested see ing more positive measures like training programs and work to try and get new businesses generated in create in starting up in those areas where workless ness is a particular problem. liz: let's put medicaid in context steve and you've reported on this as well, obamacare expanded medicaid 31 states expanded medicaid to those making up to 138% of the federal poverty level and medicaid fraud crew too as well. what do you think democrats are expected to fight this what are your thoughts? >> yeah, look there's another whole issue with just the reform of the terribly failing healthcare system that we have where you've got so much going wrong there. it costs so much and the outcome s are so bad for p

ness "nightly news" is next. >> we'll see you again at 6:00. >>> tonight, casino billionaire steve wynn is out as rnc finance chair in the wake of a sexual misconduct scandal. >>> days after the government shutdown, president trump prepares for his state of the union address. we get a first look. >>> massacre in the crowded streets of kabul after an ambulance is turned into a weapon. >>> we go inside north korea where 50 years later, a captured american navy ship is still on display as a symbol of defiance against the u.s. >>> and how one young engineer is breaking the mold in the automobile industry. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening tonight. a shakeup at the republican national committee. finance chair, casino mogul steve wynn, a key republican donor, stepping down after reports of years of sexual misconduct. wynn categorically denies all claims, but late this afternoon quit his post at the rnc. a position he was hand picked for by president trump. this is the latest in a wave of high profile men accused of sexual misconduct. matt bradley

. >>> a quick check of your peninsula drive times, southbound 101 from van ness avenue towards sfo 12inutes, 101 from sfo to highway 92 five minutes and southbound 101 from high 92 to bowers avenue about 20 minutes. >>> all those plans for google's large expansion into san jose appear to be taking greater shape this morning. google wants to build a downtown development in the area around diridon station. san jose council members yesterday approved a wide ranging advisory group that could help provide input. group members will hold a series of public meetings for the next four months and then they will give that immediate back back to the city manager. >>> today is the deadline to get a free credit freeze through equifax. this comes after a data breach at the company last year. experts say getting the credit freeze at all three credit bureaus is the best action consumers can take after that equifax hack whether you're affected by it or not. this is your last chance to register to get a free trusted id premiere and a free credit freeze. they provide one year of free services such as cre

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. >> i'm here with john francis pavement to parks manager and this parklet on van ness street first of all, what is a parklet and part of pavement to parks program basically an expense of the walk in a public realm for people to hang anti nor a urban acceptable space for people to use. >> parklets sponsors have to apply to be considered for the program but they come to us you know saying we want to do this and create a new space on our street it is a community driven program. >> the program goes beyond just parklets vacant lots and other spaces are converted we're here at playland on 43 this is place is cool with loots things to do and plenty of space to play so we came up with that idea to revitalizations this underutilized yard by going to the community and what they said want to see here we saw that everybody wants to see everything to we want this to be a space for everyone. >> yeah. >> we partnered with the pavement to parks program and so we had the contract for building 236 blot community garden it start with a lot of jacuzzi hammers and bulldozer and now the point we're plantin

so if you give yourself more room, you can have a little bit more of that forgive ness and be careful of the salt trucks, give them a lot of room. as we mentioned this is around the clock event. it's just all about taking it slow and being careful out there. guys? . >>> new at 11:00. the frigid weather created problems at a local high school. this video on your screen on social media show as pipe burst at bowie high school, it did not affect classrooms, crews are working to make repairs. >>> developing now in montgomery county, it's a rough night for some folks in bethesda, after an suv crashed into an apartment building. while no one was seriously hurt, several units are badly damaged and that has some residents out in the cold. fox 5's marina marraco live in bethesda with more. marina how does it look? >> well, you see right here, they kind of patched things up at least for the night. it is all boarded up behind this is a gaping hole where that car careened earlier and you see the sticker right here at the front door, they deemed this entire building here unsafe. three units from gr

fall out from use of the racist, ad on a t-shirt they were swept up in a fire storm after protest nessouth africa after advertising a hoodie with the slogan saying coolest monkey in the jungle worn by a black child. the company insider eddie wu was appointed to the new diversity executive role. >>> imagine getting paid to exercise? that is idea behind the app sweat coin. for every thousand steps a user takes they are paid 95 cents in sweat coins which can be traded in for fitness gear, work out classes and gift card the free version of the app pays a max of five coins a day >> interesting, jim or dianne have you seen the show black mirror on netflix. >> i have. but i have heard about that. i have her different stories. different story line every episode or something like that >> but there is an episode just like that where more you work out you get these virtual coins and you can buy things. i will tell you future, and reality are now imitating art. >> give me cold hard cash i don't need virtual things. >> you have to then work for it. >> yes. >>> well, nfc championship game count down

ness "nightly news" is next. >> we'll see you again at 6:00. >>> tonight, casino billionaire steve wynninance chair in the wake of a sexual misconduct scandal. >>> days after the government shutdown, president trump prepares for his state of the union address. we get a first look. >>> massacre in the crowded streets of kabul after an ambulance is turned into a weapon. >>> we go inside north korea where 50 years later, a captured american navy ship is still on display as a symbol of defiance against the u.s. >>> and how one young engineer is breaking the mold in the automobile industry. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening tonight. a shakeup at the republican national committee. finance chair, casino mogul steve wynn, a key republican donor, step

unfavorable this morning unfortunately there is nothing really to do to kind of help with the unfavorable nessf the commute unfortunately with the timing of the storm. there are trucks out but they have been trying to help prevent the initial snow from sticking and throughout the morning and day those trucks will continue to be out and before the actual times to begin with the accumulation of the snow, the plow will be continuing to put salt brine on the road. >> thanks so much for hard work you're doing and stay safe, we will catch up later. rahel and jan, back over to you. >>> meisha, thank you. new for newspaper headlines across the region. >> mercury pottstown fire fighters battled flames and frostbite while putting out a house fire one eighth street. fire started in the basement and quickly spread to the first floor there. ongoing home renovations as well as cold weather proved to be a challenge for fire fighters, fortunately in one was hurt. >>> delaware county daily times state department shuts down all work on sunoco pipeline, violations in multiple counties prompted the move. dep is d

willing to consider comprehensive immigration reform, which some conservatives worry will be seen as am ness>> would do this proply, you're not so far away from comprehensive immigration reform. if you want to take it that further step, i'll take the heat. i don't caring. i'll take all the heat you want to give me and both the democrats and the republicans' my whole life has been heat. i like heat in a certain way. >>> now, the dreamers, they may have a bit more time in a said daca must continue while the court challenges decisions, you can expect the white house to appeal the ruling. now, the end of the day, turns out there was some sort of an agreement, a gentleman's handshake, perhaps, nothing in writing that would say they would deal with daca, and border security first, and then comprehensive immigration reform second. the first test of that agreement will be whether that border wall money is going to end up in the must pass budget bill. live on capitol hilling melanie alnwick, fox 5 local news >>> 4:50 is the time. new this morning, a first for virginia, governor elect ralph northam as

they're playing over on van ness. let me let you listen to a bit of this. get two free tickets, that's a $50 value, it's taking place the first concert of the 33rd season of the talb atrium theater. it's in the veteran's building, brand-new venue there. you can check this out for yourself. it's on february 5, so see if your call lendar allows there. now we're going to do treasure fest. this is out on treasure island, it used to be called treasure island flee. so we're going to give you some tickets to go to this thing, the tickets are worth 3 bucks, so you're going to get that for free, but hopefully it will spur you on to just go check it out. we're going to give away 5,000 of these tickets. treasure fest is saturday and sunday, january 27 and 28. it's back in action for 2018. i went there back when it was fleet. it was absolutely a gas, it was a really good time. beautiful views, and so much to do, great food, great wine and a lot of fun stuff to buy. >> how do we get to all this awesomeness? >> right there on your screen, go to abc7 news.com, look for th

. >>> exxonmobil says it plansst over the next five years to ness exxon says the investments are thethe , and helped recent corporate tax cut. the oil giant says it plans to and new mexico and build new c of revlon is stepping down. the cosmetics maker is struggling with heavy debt and sales that failed to meet expectations. specialty stores-c shops cut into its business. he was there less than two local news in users' feeds. it also said it would priorit high-quality news sources. see less overall news in their feeds. critics have faulted facebook " speech, and other unwanted goo. maybe fake local news is harder to sell because it's it in the own communities. hopefully makes a difference. >> reporter: hopefully hall at york stock exchange. thank you very much. >>> still d, defense. the patriots quarterback responds after a radio host fred would do anything for his daughter. get in, fred! even if it means being the back halof fear not fred, the front half washed his shirt with gain flings! and that smell puts the giddy in giddy up. that's because one gain flings pac has more freshnes

fibroids first attack and in the back of the ness. whatever it dortmund.is a balmy and just interests rubbing off on the team's defense. even darker. burkey seems to be lethargic. one thing you can say about dortmund at the moment they're certainly entertaining. after sixty eight minutes it's too wooden for freiburg. pages and shoots a remarkable goal that definitely won't be left out of any season recap the truth it was no coincidence play the ball where he played it with full intention and whether goes into whether it goes over you can tell them it's our. fight their way to work when scored nation is left out of whack. on the ball rarely makes it to their own fans of half to get what has the best chance after the break. overall dortmund play once again with has a plan with or without about me at their current course seems to be headed south so far in the second half of the season dortmund have failed to pick up away and not even coach k. just seems to have a better plan. thanks to jeremy tony and though dortmund managed to tie the match in additional tim

got six days until it all happens and until then, we are going to be taking you through all of the ness and outs of everything that is happening here in the lead up, to the showdown on sunday. so we have got you covered. i'm right here on nicolet avenue they have shut this down they turned tonight to super bowl live, you can see tube down the snow packed area here, they have got a fan behind me playing a lot of things coincidently and just a fun atmosphere here. people are celebration, ready to welcome visitors here, and they will have thousands and thousands office people descending on minneapolis. i'm not here by myself. i got pat gallen just down the way somewhere along the way here also experiencing super bowl live and we have got don bell in, st. paul, at the excel center where all of the festivities kick off tonight with the players and the coaches and media interviewing them pat we will get to you in a second but become like, a hot a hot night, this is where something always whacky almost always happen. >> you are right other than super bowl night want to pay attention to. it is

. >> they say this crisis may need to be approached as a public health issue and ill ness, not a crime i don't think users should be put in jail, absolutely not >> farly says is there evidence that safe injection sites reduce number of people injecting themselves in public , number of needles on the ground and public disorder related to drug use. most importantly he says is keeping addict is a live. >> if this were your son or daughter and did you everything you could to get them in drug treatment you would want tooth least keep them live until they were ready doctor farly says philadelphia officials may decide as early as this month if they want to move forward with the safe injection site n vancouver for 10 years site has been opened they have not had a single death at the facility. >> ♪ >> tonight's special program opioid crisis on the home front presented by recovery centers of america,s sponsored by rothman institute, live your life, to the fullest, turn to the orthopedic experts at rothman institute. i'm doctor deni carise chief scientific officer at recovery centers of america.

meet eagles legend david akers at sports card and memorabilia >> this team has a cohesive ness and chemistrybvious. that is very special. >> reporter: what akers would like to see on sunday from the fans. >> loud, rabid, non-stop. >> reporter: fans here, that the linc should have no problem with that. >> ♪ watch our eagles fly >> go eagles. >> reporter: we spoke with jessica mason who found this post on facebook she thinks it proves, it is the year of the bird. >> part of it read. >> lucky number nine, mr. foles, lucky colors, eagles green. >> reporter: all this makes too much sense here. >> yeah. >> reporter: from there it was on to some fun garden state discovery museum. >> eagles. >> reporter: and fans of all ages are ready for the game. >> go eagles. >> reporter: but it was our last stop that made all of the difference. >> yes. >> reporter: lou amazing right now. >> thank you. >> reporter: this is eagles super fan wendy robinson. >> hang in there. >> reporter: we have a game tomorrow. >> i'm ready. >> reporter: she's staying at icu at taylor hospital in ridley park. she got zika tending

. >>> stephanie health official ness delaware say number of concerned cases of flu in the first state has increased significantly, over last few weeks and they want those, to get a flu shot. >> weekending december 30th saw 142 confirmed cases, an increase of 48 percent over previous week. delaware is one of the 46 states reporting widespread, flu activity, 46 out of 50. there have been 370 laboratory flu cases in delaware so far during 2017/18 flu season with 95 hospitalizations and two deaths. >> those numbers tell a story, wow. >>> kate joins with us more on our forecast this wednesday as we head toward weekend. >> today was quiet, seasonal, day, and, no snow, no rain and it is where they should be but now we will go up and down, roller coaster on the way. we will start off on storm scan three because it will get to and it is all thanks to one storm, this system, i don't know if you can make it out in the center of the system is, i will point it out in a moment, center of the storm over great lakes is there a warm front extending out from the eastern flange and that is what you see

welcome to all of you alan if i could start with you pence's visit it's sped up the time line has ness of the embassy moving the u.s. embassy moon from tel aviv to jerusalem to the end of next year why the rush well you know i think if they've already decided to do this then there's no sense in delaying it as long as it's practically feasible from the point of view of planning zoning building moving to to to do it any further delay would simply reflect on the. indicator an element of lack of credibility. as to the. intentions of the administration and no there is now a sense of inevitability of about this preparations are said to be started in the coming weeks what was the palestinian reaction there. well i mean the trauma administration and credibility don't exactly go hand in hand this far as the palestinians are concerned and the wider arab public the moving of the of the embassy to jerusalem regardless the timeline is a an explosive policy as in the middle east in the region it reflects that the american administration has decided to become a party in this conflict rather than an o

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