there will be no net gain for noe valley. despite their claps healthy spa would not provide products or services unique to the neighborhood and would not create new market demand and provide no net gain for noe valley. >> steve pressman nearly 30 year resident of noe valley. my number one issue has to do with the law on the books that was adopted for a very good reason, which was to preserve the integrity and uniqueness in our neighborhood shopping corridors. i don't know care if we are talking about a pet shop business or a body piercing parlor, as long as it is independently owned and operated and not a brand store. turns out there is a long history of formula stores not working. in recent years stores like general nutrition centers and others all failed. while it never reached it's stores of 12 in the bay area la boutique failed in all locations including noe valley. formula retail often raises lease and rent expectations. they often rent in places that have high percent square foot rates that are not sustainable for indep

i used to live in noe valley. i came hear from ireland, so i am an outsider and i lived hear for ten years before i moved to marin. i live in a town that is dying because people come into the spots and price them on amazon. >> okay. according to the institute for local communities and cities, chain stores have a weekend local economy is and eroded trust in the community. that is not the give-and-take in that family atmosphere. this also have limited local investment and spending. and one of the outcomes of that is that the chain stores eliminate smaller stores and investment in smaller companies. for example, i started a little store at 24th street and i will, there is a wells fargo near there, i will maybe higher around there. i will ask people to help me with a business contract, but the wonderful gentlemen here representing healthy spot don't need that. they have their corporate attorneys. they don't need the valley bank and they don't need the clerk to help us. they have a wonderful corporate shelf makers. it

valley, it's what makes noe valley unique. it's small, little stores, people love to walk up and down the street. when you get an organization like this with rapid growth, a lot of money behind them, it's like opening up, you know, a home depot, but on a smaller scale. and there's a reason that there's an ordinance for not having chains in certain areas of the city and so we're looking for your support and your help to -- next month, in 30 days, we go up in front of the planning commission, hoping to deny them a conditional use permit, which is what they are going to need. i'm se of you know the story of this. maybe i should -- so we do need your support. dea is for tem to get a conditional use permit, they have to show a need and a desire and we've see in the neighborhood, there is no desire. we have a lot of support. we have a lot of petitions. i have a couple hundred petitions here. you just push the buttons. we have an on-line petition of at least 1,300, almost 1,400 petitions. and we have on-line petitions. it's that the

in noe valley. >> second. >> motion by commissioner adams. seconded by commissioner dooley. >> may i just -- i'm sorry, president adams. so we're making a motion to support the pet businesses in noe valley or pet businesses -- >> citywide? i would say citywide. listen, if they will not be in noe, they will try the castro. if it's not the castro, they will good to the marina. and then not the marina, to richmond. i want to give a loud voice to this company that the san francisco small business commission supports its small businesses and our small pet food and grooming businesses in this town. >> i think we should specifically add something to the motion because the folks are going up in front of the planning commission that is saying that in particular -- >> in particular the 24th street. >> and using the criteria for -- >> citywide. >> and under the conditional use criteria that availability of other similar retailers close by, essentially the neighborhood. >> can you read that back? >> no. [laughter] >> can you read that back? >> well, i di

grooming has been serving noe valley since 1984. i purchased the business from my boss then mentor in 1989 and have carried on and hopefully improved by the business of business care. i am now training what i believe to be the excellence of dog grooming in my shop, and it is my intention to have these young groomers take over the business when i retire and take over the tradition of v.i.p. pet grooming. i believe what sets us apart is their sincere love of dogs and their people. we truly love what we do. for us, it's not just a way to make a living, it's a way of life. we are not just teaching our employees the love of grooming, we are teaching them the ability to gain the trust of dogs. once their trust is acquired, they will allow you to do the work you need to do. we rarely have to cage, restrain, muzzle a dog. this technique has gained the praise of many dog owners as they are amazed that their dog love their grooming experience. love and respect are the bed rock of how we are. it is how we treat our customers, our dogs, our emp

the noes to the left 298. the ayes to the right 324. the noes to the left 298.e ayes habit, the ayes it. well that young is here. they have just kicked that can down the road. and the trust that those backbench mps have put on the government is that at some point mps will be willing, will be given rather some kind of meaningful say in the brexit process. they have not picked it down a very long road because this bill now goes back to the house of lords. so the argument is that if the government does not stand by its wired the house of lords will simply put back in the original amendment saying we want a meaningful say at the end and so there is a safety net for those conservative rebels. they say to me that they went to the prime ministers office, a lot of comings and goings going on inside, they went to the prime minister ‘s office, 15 of them that they say they were egged on by others in the chamber and they did gilbert had the numbers to the government and the government would not have given away any confession unless that felt it was facing defeat. brexiteer

beyer, on which further proceedings were postponed and the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 18 printed in part b of house report 115-711 offered by mr. beyer of virginia. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. members, you are reminded, this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this this 204, the nays are 214. the amendment is not adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 24 printed in part b of house report 115-711 offered by the gentleman from arizona, mr. gosar, on

s, we're seeing rain noe' later w continue to see some rain. some storms as well. and we're seeing someri storms t now in the shenandoah valley right arowid hester, a few streaks of lightning. and it won't be raining the whole time, but then again, we'll have periods of rain throughout the day. and it will cnttinue tonight. temperatures out there right now, 76 degrees. looks like my icon didn't update. it is definitely not sunny out there. but a warm front is lifting to the north, t bt isnging us the chance of showers. another cold front will scoot

so the noes have it, the noes have it. would have a real say. there were some procedural changes today, but there was no change in the fundamental issue here, which was the government cannot be forced by parliament to negotiate something that the government doesn't want to do. and that's the key as we move forward. hopefully, now, this takes the whole brexit debate into a new place. if nothing has really changed, then the rebels were the ones that blinked. well, i don't think it's useful to talk about anybody blinking. we got the right outcome, and we kept faith with the british people. we will deliver them brexit. but, despite all the objections, when the bill went back tonight, it went through. there is trouble ahead. compromise, for now. but comfort for the government? no way. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, westminster. latest from football's world cup now, and uruguay and russia are the first two sides through to the knockout stages, thanks to uruguay beating saudi arabia 1—0 with a goal from luis suarez. morocco lost to

the ayes to the right, 324, the noes to the left, 298.overnment sees off a commons challenge to its brexit policy, but at what price? an alleged member of a far—right group admits in court his plan to murder a labour mp. england's world cup squad arrive in st petersburg ahead of their opening match against tunisia on monday. and on newsnight, it is a weird day that the us president seems more friendly with the brutal dictator of north korea that without lies in canada and europe, but that is how it looks this morning. we will hearfrom president trump's ambassador to nato. good evening. donald trump and kimjong—un have said they will work together towards new relations after an extraordinary summit in singapore. the two men, who last year traded very public insults, smiled and posed and shook hands in a string of photo opportunities unthinkable just a few months ago. the two signed a joint document, which included a pledge from mr kim to rid the korean peninsula of nuclear weapons. it was carefully choreographed, dramatically staged, and y

the noes have it, the noes have it. but enough mps believed assurances they would have a real say.day, but there was no change in the fundamental issue, which is the government cannot be forced by parliament to negotiate something that the government doesn't want to do. that's the key as we move forward. hopefully now this takes the whole brexit debate into a new place. if nothing has really changed then the rebels were the ones that blinked. well, i don't think it's in anyone's advantage to talk about anyone blinking. we got the right outcome and i think that we've kept faith with the british people we are going to deliver brexit. despite all their objections, when the bill made it back to the lords tonight it went through. but there is still trouble in steps ahead. compromise, for now, but comfort for the government? no way. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, westminster. the priority for several countries across the european union is not how to respond to brexit but how to tackle the growing crisis over migration. in germany, chancellor merkel, who's facing pressure from within her coa

>> on the vote of the ayes are 16 and noes art 18. >> the noes habit and the amendment is not agreed to. and that concludes this series of old votes. as expected, the house on the floor of the house there will be votes called at about 11:30 so we are going to recess at this time with a strong recommendation to the members of the committee that as soon as yodevoted on the last vote of te series, please return to the budget hearing room so that we can begin the next batch of votes. the. of the records showed i would have voted yes on amendment six. kerry i would also ask to be recognized as having voted if i were here yes on amendment one, two and three. i would ask o do the first thres i e. reported as no if i had been here. >> on the first three amendments without objection. >> mr. chairman i would ask unanimous consent to be recorded as no on the first three votes. >> if i could be recorded as no. >> mr. chairman i will ask unanimous consent that i be recorded as no. >> any other questions, concerns? the chair declares the committee in recess until immediately following the votes on

the noes have it. gentleman from kentucky. pursuant to unanimous consent agreement, the vote on this particular amendment will be postponed until tomorrow morning. is there another amendment to be offer aed? >> yes. it's at the desk. >> gentle lady is recognized. >> thank you. as we -- >> this is by the way, amendment number 13. there we go. to institute a policy statement on border policy. >> as we sit here today and in our comfortable chairs inside this magnificent committee room living in the wealthiest nation that the earth has ever seen, children are being ripped from their parent's arms along our southern border. between october 1st 017 and may 31st, 2018, the trump administration has separated at least 2700 children from their families. now many of these families are seeking asylum and escaping violencesalvador, guatemala and honduras, all of which have some of the highest child murder rates in the world. they are fleeing to make sure therapy children and loved ones don't become one of the countless victims. they are be

in the opinion of the chair the noes visit. -- noes have it. the amendment is not adopted. >> mr. chairman, i request a recorded vote. the chair: further proceedings on the amendment of the gentleman from california will e postponed. it is now in order to consider amendment number 3 printed in part b of house report 115-711. for what purpose does the gentleman from nevada seek recognition? >> mr. chairman i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: thement number 32 printed in parse b of house report 115-711, offered by mr. kihuen of nevada. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 918, the gentleman from nevada, mr. kihuen and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from nevada. mr. kihuen: thank you, mr. chairman. i'd like to offer an amendment , the energy and water development an related agencies appropriations development act of 2019 this amendment, mr. chairman is very simple. it would strike language that would prohibit the closure of yucca mountain. this site sitz in my congressio

and for women noes -- not nice. i, the lowest level of unemployment in 21 years. soon it will be history. [applause] just like i promised during the campaign, our economic policy can be summed up in three very beautiful words. words that you probably know better than anybody in this country. jobs, jobs, jobs. [applause] and i shouldn't say this to the people in this room, because you'll end up not having liked my speech. but wages for working people are finally, after 22 years, rising again in our country. i'm sorry to do that to you. [cheers and applause] the only thing you can hold against me, but i think you're also very happy about, it actually. i know you will. according to the nfib's latest survey, the share of small businesses raising worker and benefit pay has just set a new all-time record. so it's a new all-time record. we've broken many records. i could go on and on. there's this optimism that's the highest it's ever been in our country. that means more hardworking americans are able to support their families, contribute to their community, and live the

>> ayes are 13 in the noes is 21. >> the committee will vote on amendment number two. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. >> please call the roll. >> [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] do any members wish to change their vote. >> ayes are 13 and noes are 21. >> the amendment is not agreed to. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. >> [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] >> the ayes are 13 and noes is 21. >> the amendment is not agreed to a. related to social security the clerk will redesignate the amendment. >> a policy statement on social security benefits. please call the roll. [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] are there any member is not recorded or who wish to change the vote? the ayes are 13 and noes 21. >> the amendment is not agreed to. >> three are met of kentucky. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. >> offered by the representative yarmouth. [roll call] / roll call. votes being taken. [inaudible conversations] the chairman votes no. are there any members who are not recorded and wish to change their vote. mi

so the noes have it, the noes have it. have a real say. there were some procedural changes today, but there was no change in the fundamental issue here, which is the government cannot be forced by parliament to negotiate something that the government doesn't want to do. and that's the key as we move forward. hopefully now, this takes the whole brexit debate into a new place. if nothing has really changed, then the rebels were the ones who blink. ido the rebels were the ones who blink. i do not think it helps to talk about anyone thinking. we are going to deliver brexit. and despite all their objections, when the bill made its way back to the lord's tonight, its way back to the lord's tonight, it made its way through, but there are still —— there is still trouble in steps ahead. at a compromise from the government, no way. —— but. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, westminster. the priority for several countries across the european union is not how to respond to brexit, but how to tackle the growing crisis over migration. in germa

so anything can happen. >> reporter: here in noe valley san francisco police responded to a woman bleeding from her head near sanchez and 28th streets. they say a 37-year-old woman with her 6-month-old baby was just walking down the street when she was pushed from the back and hit the ground hard sunday evening around 6:30. >> she had one of those baby carriers where you can carry babies in front of you. she was carrying that. so apparently she said someone bumped her and she fell down, struck her head which caused a severe head injury. >> reporter: the woman is recovering in the hospital after life threatening injuries. thankfully her baby was not hurt. >> the thing is which seemed odd is nothing was taken from her as of yet, you know. we checked. she har purse, her cell phone, things like that. so it wasn't a robbery. >> reporter: police say this is an incident of assault. they're now looking for the suspect. right now they don't have any leads and they're asking for the public's help. if anyone saw anything in the area, contact police. reporting in san francisco, i'm mary lee, kpix5. >>

fernando: el primer apretÓn de manos entre un presidente de estados unidos y un lÍder de corea del noe. opinan que se les diÓ reconocimiento mundial a kim jong-un sin nada a cambio. >> que definiera quÉ es eliminar las armas y el proceso de sigue eso hubiera sido un Éxito. fernando: republicanas expresaron cautela. " debemos recordar que kim jong-un es un asesino, abusador de derechos humanos y ha amenazado aniquilar no sÓlo partes de estados unidos, tambiÉn de codel sur"embajador en china cree que la reuniÓn es varios. --valiosa. >> eso tiene un significado. lo importante es que esto no se quede en esta cumbre, que luego cede el seguimiento correspondiente. una de -- fernando: una de las frases mÁs repetidas es que la desnuclearizacion tiene que ser verificable. ♪ ♪ palmira:de nueva semana, -en guatemalacontinÚa la remociÓn de escombros. hay mÁs de 200 personas que siguen desaparecidas. segÚn un estudio presentado por el centro de control y prevenciÓn, las comidas en los lugares de trabajo estas sobrepasan los niveles de sal y azÚcar y tiene un alto contenido calÓrico. no le extraÑe q

the noes have it, the noes have it.ome procedural changes today, but there was no change in the fundamental issue, which is the government cannot be forced by parliament to negotiate something that the government doesn‘t want to do. that‘s the key as we move forward. hopefully now this takes the whole brexit debate into a new place. it‘s not over, though. the bill goes back to the lords, where objections linger, and still close even after compromise. the government can‘t sit comfortably tonight. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, westminster. the death of a man who was restrained by a police officer has been ruled an accident by an inquestjury. 20—year—old rashan charles was chased into a shop by police in london lastjuly and restrained — he later died of a cardiac arrest. a coroner‘s court said justified force was used but that the officer didn‘t follow other police protocols. mr charles‘s family called the conclusion a farce. lord sugar has apologised after being accused of racism in a tweet in which he compared a picture of

. ♪ enrique: muy buenas noes. de seis semanas desde que se implementÓ la polÍtica cero tolerancia y a esta hora miles de niÑos inmigrantes continÚan separados de sus familias por esta separaciÓn. vamos con nuestra compaÑera arantxa loizaga quien nos tiene la informaciÓn mÁs reciente de lo que ocurre. >> nos separaron, llora esta madre guatemalteca al abrazar a su hijo. ambos son la dolorosa cara del tema de la separaciÓn familiar. despuÉs, en los pasillos del aeropuerto de baltimore la madre camino sonriente con su hijo que venÍa de la ciudad de phoenix, arizona, donde el gobierno no tenÍan custodia. >> muy feliz de haber encontrado a mi hijo. feliz y agradecida. reportero: pero esa montaÑa rusa de emociones uniÓ felicidad con tristeza cuando pudo ver y tocar de nuevo a su hijo. >> me dio tristeza. me dio un gran llanto. me puse a llorar cuando lo vi porque es el Único hijo que tengo. reportero: el rostro del niÑo mostraba alegrÍa pero tambiÉn pintaba el retrato de un pequeÑo de apenas siete aÑos que ha vivido un

. >> cerramos esta noe con béisbos miércoles y el jugador gigantes de la semana. >> sigue demostrando! para las estrellas que saben que no llegamos aquños de dedicn. para las que sangran verde,llas que nuncablanco y rojo.nci pa dentro! este es nuestro momento. estrella jalisco, la única cerveza premium mexicana que tiene orgullo de ser la cerveza oficial de la seleccion mexicana. estrella jalisco. vamos por la estrella. >> vea este vídeo que le vamos a mostrar. la pelea entre 2 toros que tuvo lugar anoche, ante la mirada atónitos de vecinos de la noche. por fortuna, el dueño de los animales llegó a tiempo para contenerlos y llevárselo a su propied. ahora, el señor recibirá 1 multa y será responsle por los daños. >> esto fue o último que dijeron: torito. >> gracias por acompañarnos que tenga 1 excelente noche. >> pelÓn tne una mega entrevista con mi compadre, que no se pueden perder, tÓmala, tÓmala, veremos si lebron vence a los warriors en cleveland, y comienza titulares y mÁs coors light, aplauso, lets go. >> (aplausos). >>

today's adoptathon was looking to find dog lovers to adopt dogs like noe who need a forever home.")"so last week we got a call saying our friend marline had passed away and she had all these dogs.") marline mortenson was known for taking in dogs that were on the verge of being eunthenized.so when muttville heard the terrible news - they didn't hesitate to take in her 28 dogs.("theres poodles, theres sheperds, pugs mix muts.") and now this shelter is the last chance for her senior dogs to find a new home. reaching out to kron 4 - the word spread quickly about these pups. ("they were in need and i said this is the time to pick one out.")karen tomcala came down to muttville with two dogs of her own and left with one more. ("here she is, the little butter ball. she has already in one night bonded to my partner and me. she follows us around, she licks us it's amazing.") tomcala says it's rewarding to take in a senior dog coming from these circumstances.("it feel fabulous because there are so many dogs who need a home and muttville does an amazing job.")she wasn't the only one, dozens of o

a lot of noes.nadian ties at all other than the under ground railroad stops. >> so you would be out of luck. >> that's almost all the ways you can legally move to canada so start unloading the u-haul. >> you're out of luck but you would qualify as a world class actor, writer, musician. you're on tvr now, you're good. >> i'm literally on tv now even though i failed the regular way, i got in through my television show. thanks, guys. without you i couldn't run screaming from the united states into canada. i appreciate it. do they have cnn in canada? yeah, i'm moving to canada ain't as easy as screaming at the tv when the news makes you mad. canada doesn't want any american, the good americans, the americans with their own tv shows because even though they are far from perfect, they got a pretty good thing going on. so even though it's not the perfect winter wonderland we imagine it to be, it's a country using self-reflection to look at the past to make sure they take care of their future and while thei

today's adoptathon was looking to find dog lovers to adopt dogs like noe who need a forever home.")"so last week we got a call saying our friend marline had passed away and she had all these dogs.") marline mortenson was known for taking in dogs that were on the verge of being eunthenized.so when muttville heard the terrible news - they didn't hesitate to take in her 28 dogs.("theres poodles, theres sheperds, pugs mix muts.") and now this shelter is the last chance for her senior dogs to find a new home. reaching out to kron 4 - the word spread quickly about these pups. ("they were in need and i said this is the time to pick one out.")karen tomcala came down to muttville with two dogs of her own and left with one more. ("here she is, the little butter ball. she has already in one night bonded to my partner and me. she follows us around, she licks us it's amazing.") tomcala says it's rewarding to take in a senior dog coming from these circumstances.("it feel fabulous because there are so many dogs who need a home and muttville does an amazing job.")she wasn't the only one, dozens of o

it happened sunday night in noe valley.kron4's maureen kelly went to the neighborhood -- where police are looking for witnesses and surveillance video. it was just after 6 pm sunday evening here near the corner of 28th and sanchez streets. officers responded to a call of a woman bleeding from the head. the vicitm....a 37 year old woman who was carrying her six month old stapped to the front of her body in way similar to what you see in this video. luckily the baby girl was uninjured. the woman, who suffered a deep laceration didn't remember much about what happened.she did not see what happened she felt a bump or push which caused her to fall which grade the injurythis sand on the sidewalk is where she fell.....near where the cement is buckling.police say the victim's injury was life threatening.she had a brain hemmorage so they had to do surgery.police say it wasn't a robbery.....the victim still had her purse, her wallet and her phone police are now looking for anyone who saw what happened or any surveillance video to sho

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kate larson is live in noe valley with new developments. >> reporter: the attack happened right here. 28th and sanchez, a quiet family neighborhood. doctors asked the victim not to get over stimulated while brain heals so spoke to her best friend with her right before the attack. shared surveillance video. take a look. mother's screams and baby's cries caught on camera. attacked after crossed the street walking home carrying 16-month-old after got a call from witness. >> heard her say he hit me. >> reporter: playing with daughters before the attack. based on the ct scan believe hit her on the head with blunt object like a hammer. >> she had severe skull fractures and pieces of her skull entered her brain. that night had to have emergency brain surgery. >> reporter: after crossed the street, person in dark clothing carrying something moving quickly down 28th, around the call. ten seconds later you hear the mother scream, see another person running up 28th street. friends from all over the bay area spent the evening canvassing the neighborhood with fliers looking for evidence. motive is

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. >> we take noes with a grape of salt, okay, you said no.o say eventually. >> then those noes because part of the bandwagon. >> what do you love about the south? >> the food. >> okay. >> all right. >> i didn't finish the question yet. the food. what food? >> soul food. >> good food, if they cook it in an hour, don't. you might as well go to a fast food restaurant because soul food takes like six hours. >> my other question, what do you not like about alabama? >> regardless of what people think i love where i'm from. nobody knows that because they think we're just hicks who are racist and don't accept gay people. >> people who don't know alabama need to catch up to the good stuff and people in alabama need to catch up to the rest of the world. catch up, everybody. enough talk. now it's time for my daughter's favorite part of my show, me dancing. >> what is your skill level? >> my skill level? >> before we start moving. >> i am like at a clumsy beginner level. >> hold up. you have to be working with us. >> no, i'll give anything a shot. whatev

grooming has been serving the noe valley pet community since 1984. i purchased the business in 1996 and have proudly carried on and hopefully improved upon the tradition of excellent and loving pet care. i'm trading what i believe to be in the future of excellence of dog grooming in my shop and it's my intention to have the young groomers take over the business when i retire and carry on the fine tradition of v.i.p. grooming. what has set v.i.p. apart is our sincere love of dogs and their people. we truly love what we do. for us, v.i.p. grooming is not just a way to make a living. it's a way of life. we're not just teaching our employees the skills of bathing and grooming. we're teaching them how to love and respect and interact with dogs to gain their trust. once their trust has been acquired, they will allow you to do the work that you need to do even if it's uncomfortable and unfamiliar with them. in this way, we rarely have to cage-restrain or muzzle a dog, which makes their time with us more pleasant. these techniques have gained the praise of m

. >>> in san francisco, tonight police and city leaders will address a violent incident in noe valleyarlier this month. a mother attacked while holding her baby. it happened at the intersection of 28th and sanchez on june 3rd. the suspect is still on the loose. the public safety meeting will start at 6:30 at the upper noe recreation center. >>> a hiker from canada got swept downstream at kings canyon national park trapping him between a granite wall and the rushing river. it happened on june 15th. chp used this helicopter to get the hiker and pull him to safety. he was not injured. >>> great while shark washed up dead on a -- a great while shark washed up dead on a beach in aptos. it's a criminal investigation. they did a necropsy tuesday and it was turned over to law enforcement. they won't say why. >> it is very sad to lose one of these creatures. these sharks play a critical role in keeping the oceans healthy and balancinged. >> one expert said the great white had no obvious signs of trauma. >>> the beloved bay area gorilla koko known for sign language skills died on tuesday. kpix

. >>> someone attacked a mom holding her mom in noe valley. this surveillance video shows the victim crossing 28th and sanchez. moments later she got hit in the head with a bluchbt object. he's now recovering from life-threatening brain injuries. her baby was not hurt. the attacker is still on the run. sfpd will update the community on the incident and give an overall safety plan tonight in the gym at the upper noe rec center. >>> cupertino city council has put the brakes on a head tax for apple. council members voted to put the matter off for a year. the decision comes weeks after seattle repealed a similar plan in face of fierce opposition from amazon, starbucks and other large employers. mountain view, headquarters of google, is the only silicon valley city that is still proceeding with the head tax. >>> a santa clara county eaglet that fell from its nest sunday has been treated and released. there's a new concern this morning. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. look at this. beautiful picture this m

gavin's not gonna work... as governor it happened in noe valle >>> san francisco police are searching for the person who attacked a mother carrying her baby in noe valley near sanchez and 28th streets around 6:30 sunday evening. officers say a 37-year-old woman with her 6-month-old baby was walking down the street when she was pushed from the back and hit the ground hard. the mother started bleeding from her head. >> she had one of those baby carriers where you can carry babies in front of you. she was carrying that. so apparently someone had -- she said someone bumped her and she fell down, struck her head which caused a severe head injury. >> the woman is in the hospital with what is said to be a life threatening injury. her baby was not hurt. police are asking for the public's help if anyone saw the incident. call san francisco police. >>> san francisco is now officially devoid of dockless scooters. scooter companies limebike, bird and spin had until today to get them off the streets. the companies now have to apply for permits to operate. if approved, the scooters can be back on t

it's happening right now in the city's noe valley neighborhood. kron 4's j-r stone just got to the scene-- j-r what can you tell us? "and i am looking "and i am looking forward to becoming your next mayor. i am truly honored and i am truly humbled"(vicki) tonight- ondon breed claims victoras san frcisco's next mayor. this comes hours after mark leno conceded to her. the results are not final-- but breed has held a lead over leno the past few days-- in the city's rank choice voting system. (grant) kron 4's dan kerman is live in san francisco tonight with the latest. dan? sot london breed/declares victory in s.f. mayors racei am london breed, president of the board of supervisors and soon to be mayor of the city and county of san francisco to thunderous applause, board of supervisors president london breed declared victory in san francisco's closely watched, neck and neck mayor's race. soti am so hopeful about the future of our city and i am looking forward to serving as your mayor i am truly humbled and i am truly honored. her victory speech came a

. >> clerk: on the motion -- [roll call] >> clerk: there's three ayes and two noes with supervisors stefani and sheehy in the dissent. >> supervisor cohen: all right. we're just be wrapped up here. -- about wrapped up here. we need to take motion on the academy classes. the motion that is on the table is approving the first academy class and putting the second one on a reserve that needs to be -- that is contingent on a civilian analysis that will be before us in the first six months of the fiscal year. >> supervisor yee: it was first five. >> supervisor cohen: first five months of the fiscal year. is there no second on that? okay. yes, supervisor sheehy? >> supervisor sheehy: i had a question. so accept full staffing in year one and put funding for staffing in year two on hold? >> supervisor cohen: that's correct. mr. rosenfeld? >> we're reserving the value of the january class in year two, as i understand, so we'll calculate the cost of that and place that amount in reserve. >> supervisor cohen: yes. i'm sorry, was there a second on that motion? okay. well, then, the motion fails. [ gavel

but in the past two-year, we've been receiving notices for the entire neighborhood of noe valley, i'veet to come across a project that is only a pop-out. it's usually a huge, humongous project of 4,000, 5,000 square feet plus the pop-out. i am sure any of the architects and project sponsors that were here, mr. levy, and mr. paul, they're well aware that all of the projects that have come out in the past four or five years consists of humongous mcmansions mraus pop out. as such, the neighbors do deserve to get a notice. what is so terrible about notifying the neighbors about a pop-out that will be a huge project. we only have the right to hear about this. and also another thing i wanted to point out is the planning commission did vote for these changes, plus the modification. however, they did not decide on the format of the notification. yes, maybe a postca but we don't know what will go on that postcard on how big or small that postcard will be. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm benjamin marks. i wanted to come out, first of all, to voice my voice in support

de css a knos runs tothe ca noe that kid, sends him flying and this is where mom comes up and to checke child gives him a bit of a slap. >> that's an old-school mom, you wouldn't have been hit by the car if you kept up. >> the internet is joining in on this discussion. i'm like, hey, mrs. inattention mom, check your child is with you before crossing the street. it's not your child's fault. the child apparently wasn't too badly hurt, didn't have to go to hospital or anything like that. a lot of people agree the driver of the car to blame for the situation for driving through the pedestrian crossing. most people talking about the slap. >> what hurt him the most, the slap or the hit? >> the thing. >>> kayden is a little homie, always giving out advice. i imagine that can be very tiring. because he's sleepy. >> aw, he got nuggeted. >> and the struggle is real. >> oh, wow. >> come on. in a nugget coma? >> yes. >> being a boy guru is a lot of energy expelled, so, yeah, he needs his rest. >> and his brother, cash, is his new little sidekick. >> kayden, cash. >> nugg life is real. [ laughter ]

building and to maximize affordability, there's been a project that did demolish a perfectly fine house in noe valley and the rationale was it was ok because we'll put an a.d.u. in, so i really hope that you'll consider proposed to not mean demolished. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is rose hillson, coalition for san francisco neighborhoods. i turned in a letter on june 4 and you were all copied on it. and i want to summarize that the letter was unclear as to the fee out, not requiring street trees for a.d.u.s and requested number of trees planted within a certain period of time. requested noticing for nonliving spaces to living spaces, fill-ins of existing structures may not coincide with rear and back setbacks for the code. it can include any existing a.d.u.s meeting fire code regulations. at planning commission, there was an issue regarding the housing accountability act in regards to the a.d.u.s and the issues involved the conditional uses that would be as of right approvals to the h.a.a., housing accountability act, and pla