site come as you just mentioned is the current ucsf laurel heights campus which is currently in office park fence in by a brick wall. the development agreement before you is for 744 units of housing with 186 units dedicated to much-needed affordable housing and low income seniors. the developer will be responsible for finding on-site senior housing in the development agreement is the best way for the city to assure that this major benefit is realized. my understanding is that we have presentations from three departments today, planning, office of economic worth of course development and public. we also have a brief presentation from the project sponsor. i am ready to dive into those presentations, if that is okay? >> lead to dive. -- let us dive. >> sf gov tv, please. good afternoon, commissioners. i'm nick foster with department staff. i'm joined with several colleagues by the planning department. all of whom are available to answer specific questions during your deliberations after providing a brief overview of the project. i will hand the presentation over to owd, public works as well as

the company say it is will plant them in the office parks it is building in the bay area.of the farmland? just about $2 million. >> interesting. >>> it was such a beautiful day, i went for a hike today. >> things will get a little more uncomfortable by the time we get to sunday. we're talking temperatures near 90. even san francisco could be closing in on 80 degrees by the end of the weekend. hazy skies looking from emeryville. for now, it's the onshore sea breeze that we're feeling around the area. out around concord, 78 degrees. closer to the upper 80s we think by sunday afternoon. temperatures climbing in contra costa county and at the shark tank, numbers in the 70s a 17. busy sports night not just for the sparks but spartans hosting new mexico. comfortable temperatures in the 60s. dropping to the 40s to near 50 bay side. tomorrow's highs unlike the mostly 70s today, we'll see numbers trending towards the upper 80s south of downtown around morgan hill and san martin. tri valley, mostly 80s. the peninsula similar to what you're seeing bay side around the east bay. look a

park. several layers of fencing. extra officers in any bags or backpacks must be clear plastic.>>> a couple friends are all apprehensive and scared. they might not show up. >>> the same stages. the same vibe. the same park. the same attitude here as always. >>> the free three day event is now in its 19th year. and runs through sunday. >>> lots of great weather this weekend for that festival. >>> it will be a great weekend to get outside. we are trending warmer. we are keeping the sunshine. some of you inland 90 is a possibility. coming up on sunday. friday night we are clear over san francisco. 58 degrees. 58 concorde san jose and santa rosa. livermore 53. lowe's tonight 40s. vallejo 47. tri-valley in fairfield 47. redwood city fremont and san francisco in the low 50s. the rock 'n roll half marathon. it helps you run quicker. sunday morning in san jose we start the day in the 60s. we finish in the middle to upper 80s. football 49 is trying to stay undefeated against the cleveland browns. 87 degrees at kickoff. monday night. at 5:15

in between those fences they will be officers, park rangers, police and private security. they are not allowing coolers in and only clear plastic bags. the festival is still free and the kids are going open and 9 am. >> that looks like a lot of fun out there. it also seems like they will have good weather this weekend? >> it is going to be amazing. we've been waiting for the weekend all week long. and we're looking at temperatures that will be warming up as we go through the weekend. the warmest we've seen it all week long long here. here's a live look with the tower camera. to day we have a start with the bay bridge under clear skies this morning. 56 in san jose. 54 in san francisco. definitely not as chilly as we were all long. 15 in downtown sepsis go. six in berkeley. also for vallejo and antioch. you can expect that we are looking at breezy conditions and clear skies here. you seasonal daytime highs as well. it is the start of warmer weather for us as we headed through the next few days. warming up for a weekend as well. here's the satellite and radar view as it is bu

there's a san francisco police officer parking enforcement and there it is right there inspecting the cars around because there is a huge problem with break ins and then the backup, you don't see the backup now, but we heard back up could be as much as 45 minutes, but the governor says that's something they'll have to revisit but the current plan as it reached his desk was a slippery slope for him back to you. and it could get a little slippery out there in the coming days, we may have a little rain coming our direction right now. >>and of the blue skies out along the bay you've got a couple batches fog trying to form out toward the coastline will see a little more that overnight tonight to watch what happens here. tonight we'll see some patchy fog reforming near the coastline maybe couple batches inside the bay tomorrow morning when you get up at 8 o'clock in the morning. you see some of that early on and then you got a cold front that start to slowly work its way toward california here comes and finally as we get into wednesday, the clouds kind of rolling on and a lot of clouds to b

go tr a spokesperson tells the paper the trees would be used for current and future office parks. >>> we are getting a look at one of the creepiest times of the year in the bay area. there is a good chance you will see some of these big hairy spiders. the warm fall weather means the season of love. >> it is the nicest spider of the groups. these big spiders often don't do anything to you. >> animal experts say that male tarantulas for about five years but some females can live for more than 30 years. you may see them all over the area. >>> the look on melissa space right now. they are the nicest spider of the whole bunch as we just learned. >> i feel he should review the union contract. hazard pay. >>> if tarantulas like warm weather, they will love tomorrow. they will like today but tomorrow will really stand out. first let's take a look at saturday. those daytime highs are about three to 6 degrees above average for this time of year. right in line with where they should be. san francisco will go to 74. but for that oakland area, 78, we are 6 degrees above average. and then tomorrow

google says the trees will be used for current and future office parks. the cost, $2 million. >>> it isn't typically known to be a high security event but organizers of therictly bluegray that has to change after recent events like the one at the gilroy garlic festival this summer. anoushah rasta is live with the security measures. >> reporter: here's the west entrance to that festival where we've seen police officers and bomb sniffing dogs before fans reach another security check point to get their bags checked. this year, security at the hardly strictly bluegrass festival in san francisco won't be as relaxed as it used to be. >> i wish we didn't have to do it. >> reporter: music fans will see more police officers, canines, tactical units, and security guards both inside and outside golden gate park. >> the world has changed in the 19 years that we've been doing this, and we have fans and other people who work on the festival who were concerned about their personal safety for good reason i think. >> reporter: for the first time in 19 years all side paths

the board of supervisors, the mayor areas office, parks and rec, and human services agency for supporting our families so much over the past year. through both their words and their actions. in particular, i want to thank the partnership between the recreation and parks department and the bay area ridge trail, who were able to renovate the oak wood lands trail and rename it the phil arnold trail. i look forward to teaching my future children what it means to serve their community like their grandfather did. he really was an amazing man. and although he would never say it, he deserves this honor. so thank you very much. [applause] >> president yee: that concludes our commendations for today. so madame clerk, let's go to item 42, public comment. >> it's now time for the public to offer their general public comment to us. you may directly address the board on items of interest that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the board. including items being considered today which have not been considered by a board committee, and excluding those items which have been considered by board co

a google spokesperson telling kpix5 the trees would be used for current and future office parks. >>> all right. well, ladies and gentlemen, a lot happening tonight. we have winds picking up. temperatures coming up. and darren peck here to summarize. >> yes, so the red flag warning we talked about at the top of the newscast, most of us won't notice anything from that. we have to be on guard if we will be in the mountains to the north bay. as far as your weekend goes, the number one thing? it's warming up out there. we take a look at the numbers here. the daytime highs for today. on the left hand side of the screen. now, i will show you how much warmer we will be tomorrow. we will be eight degrees warmer in the city tomorrow. 75 today. 83 tomorrow. oakland, at 80 today. 85 tomorrow. so, this is one step in the staircase but we started this on friday. by the time we get to the daytime highs sunday, five to seven degrees warmer than today's were. but, they are anywhere from 12 to 14 degrees warmer than yesterday. i don't hear any complaints. it might start the feel a bit warm. here's the

wants to create a tree nursery, and the company would plant the trees at the current and future office parksland costs more than $2 million. >>> 7:54. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, it is the "clear the shelters" segment featuring our pets in need. we will introduce you to helen and philly, next. it's time for sleep numbers fall sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help keep us asleep? yes, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is now only $1,399 plus 0% interest for 24 months. only for a limited time. i don't care where you're from, we're all just people. we want people to feel like they spent time with family. we want to create a place for more than just ourselves. we create the things that we want to exist in the world. ♪ my doors are always open. ♪ >>> welcome back. time for "clear the shelters segment" with pets in need. marlin is the foster father, as i call you of helen and philly. al is holding philly. they're 3-month-old kittens. >> right. >> so they're ready for a beautif

notify your bus or train operator if you're on a bus or train, a parking enforcement officer, a park , a police officer, or simply call 911 if it's an emergency. it's really important that we stay vigilant to keep our city safe. we know how to put on large events in this city. we do it over and over again. we want everyone to have a safe, memorable, and enjoyable fleet week. thank you. with our help, we can make 2019 a fleet week to remember. thank you very much. [ applause ]. >> now, i would like to introduce elaine forbes, the executive director of the port of san francisco. thank you. [ applause ]. >> thank you and welcome to fleet week. who says san francisco doesn't have the best weather in the world? it's october. welcome, everyone. the port of san francisco is a very proud sponsor of this event, and it's been going since 1981 when the mayor at that time inaugurated fleet week. i think it's very important today that our mayor, london breed, is coming on this anniversary event. i think women mayors know about preparation, don't they? thank you, everyone, for all the preparation w

there's a san francisco police officer parking enforcement and there it is right there inspecting the cars around because there is a huge problem with break ins and then the backup. you don't see the backup now, but we heard back up could be as much as 45 minutes, but the governor says that's something they'll have to revisit but the current plan as it reached his desk was a slippery slope for him back to you. all right, thank you very much well. well time now is a 10 also making headlines this morning. we have 3 new scooter companies. >>be issued permits in san francisco. the sfmta issued permits to jump lime and also to spin and that authorizes them to deploy up to 500 scooters each. the cap is scheduled to increase though to 750 in december and then a 1000 each come february. yes, if mta's already issuing a permit to scoot for them to operate up to a 1000 scooters in the city so be prepared to see a lot more this zipping around town. >>and east and survive lives even though he was hit by a car. and after the break the search for this missing tech executive is called off her family

the officers had parked far enough away.couldn't get to their cars very quick, so clyde had ample time to get as far as he could. >> a few miles away, clyde dumps the bullet-ridden ford and hijacks another getaway car. pretty tough to outrun and outshoot bonnie and clyde. >> yeah. he was probably the most elusive outlaw of all the depression outlaws. >> while smoot and his posse fail to nab the infamous couple, they discover a cache of bonnie and clyde's personal effects inside the abandoned ford. >> these officers knew that somewhere down the line, these will be worth money. >> so, they keep them for themselves. six months later, in may 1934, bonnie and clyde are ambushed by another group of lawmen on a rural road in louisiana. this time, they don't get away. ♪ >> clyde barrow and bonnie parker... >> smoot shares the news with dallas. >> ...two of the south's worst killers. this was terminated in their apprehension day before yesterday in the state of louisiana. >> the couple's funerals attract huge crowds in their hometown

. >> and it's a surrounded by office parks and neighborhoods and streets. easy to seal off.ea island is a great example. >> look what the french did. they did is in the riviera. >> that's the thing. this is such a security nightmare to put in the middle of a neighborhood where you're going to have the neighbors coming and going. it's -- it's not ideal. >> mick mulvaney went out of his way to say the president's not going to profit from this. well, okay. there's not losing money and there's profiting. right now, trump doral is basically because they lost the famous golf tournament due to the president's behavior, the golf tournament left that facility. it has lost its place in the golf touring tourism business. you'd go to pinehurst or you'd go out there and hit the blue monster at doral. but that no longer is an attraction. >> right. the resort from what we've seen, we've seen trump organization documents. it's in pretty sharp decline from 2015 to 2017 rkts just two years, the net operating income, basically profitability dropped 70%. and trump's name is driving away people

homes, office space, parks with hotel rooms and parking. the city evaluated the plan today and society up a website for public comment. the mayor says he believes the plan addresses community concerns and will revitalize the area. and we want to show you another view from sky ranger. taking this video today. in the background is the diridon station. to the right s.a.m. right in the middle would be downtown west. that would be the development right in the middle. now let's show you the artist rendering again. s.a.m. spernt on the right diridon station up top and there it is the google development at the center, the purple triangle what they call the cultural hub and arts center, around it a lot of office space. and a few neighborhood plazas. >>> up next at 5:00 a back and forth between president trump and steve kerr. what the warriors coach had to say after the president called him out. >> plus a spectacular show in the air and in the bay. live at fleet week to show you what you missed today. but you can check it out. >>> and what a view ove

get paid, today, right now. >>> to the index of other news tonight and a police officer was fatally shot in a maryland parkingy. police say he was found with a gunshot wound after making a radio call about disorderly subjects in the silver spring, maryland, garage. he died later at the hospital. the officer leaves behind a wife and two children. >>> potentially dangerous new storm system that will sweep from the south right into the northeast this week. the front will first move through the gulf states tomorrow, bringing possible flash flooding before combining with a second system and then pushing north up the east coast into wednesday with heavy rain and high winds and we'll watch it. >>> and indiana tonight reporting the first deadly case in the eee outbreak. the cdc confirming a resident died after contracting the virus. that's the first eee fatality there since 1998. there are at least 14 deaths now tied to eee this year. >>> when we come back tonight, a milestone moment for dolly at the grand ole opry, and you'll see it. pain happens. aleve it. with aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid. an

it because james you're going to show us exactly where the front is of the fire and then how far office parke know will pinpoint and we're using the sonoma county emergency map. >>to help 0 in on exactly where sarah is but also where the current fire line is right now we're going try switch over to that map for you now, so you can see it. >>one more. y>we're that's a pga there it is okay, so let's zoom in so she's right here, we'll slide the map up. she is right here to see where this line. connects from the purple to the blue this blue is napa county calistoga is right there healdsburg is back here ways but this is one 28 1.28 crosses into napa right there and that is exactly where sarah is let's zoom in one more click right on that spot. this is the current fire line as defined by cal fire when we all went to bed last night these were the reporter hot spots that they had. well what you have now is sarah stinson right here where one 28 goes through the hills at a scene where an amber has come down and is caught that building on fire. this is why this was the worry this is why this section o

i'm here at the u s g s office menlo park as you said with a geophysicist says brian kilgore we've been talking a lot about these earthquakes we had sprinkled and the bay area last night and then the morning can you explain what you've learned so far what this really meant because we just did see so many at look very widespread. >>right so there's an earthquake last night about 1039 to 4.5 which was widely felt throughout the whole area. what we know about this as located between the north and calendars fault in the south and the concord fault kind right in between. this area is no stranger to size missing your own felt earthquakes this is definitely felt earthquake. earthquakes here are not unusual so nothing unusual about that. there been a couple of dozen aftershocks. through last night and this morning, most of them probably not feel. i think the important message is for this were that sense of really didn't cause damage or injury that i'm aware of and considering the anniversary of one creators coming up later this week this is an excellent reminder that. wherever you live in the b

we want to make sure that we have all the players in place 798 the office and chief parks involved in this office so make sure we go back to the members and offer the health check which is something we need to do. one of the things we also are doing is the injury report used too good to chief wyrsch and go to hr so now chief park is going to analyze that data, what kind of injuries do you see more common happening where all those things, so we can address some of those issues, whether it's training equipment or whatever so we can focus on that so that process is going to change a little bit but from that information we can do education or equipment changes if needed for that. if we see too many ankle injuries for any month we can see what's going on and address that when we inspect the apparatus. if we see other things happening with gurneys we can address that too so we are going to get some good data and focus on the health of the members so i think that's a good project. community events in the last month or so we had station 49, 42, this is something we are doing on a frequent bas

. >> nbc bay area is at the usgs offices in menlo park with more. >>> earthquake, drop, cover, hold onaking expected. >> reporter: this is what the app will sound like and look like. this video put together by uc berkeley is intended to familiarize users with the my shake app. >> this is best described as a rapid detection system and dissemination of earthquake information. >> a news conference following a series of quakes. >> 5.7. >> okay, so we have an earthquake that's already begun. >> reporter: lucy jones was describing tremors when instruments detected an aftershock. >> early warning system is saying 5.7 with 27 seconds until it gets here. >> they've been expanding detectors like this one recently installed in the bay area. every second counts. >> stay safe. go to a safer place. >> even ten seconds is enoh time to get ready, get out from the house or to prepare. >>> and the 30th anniversary of loma prieta serves as a great reminder to be prepared when the big one hits. >> that includes having essential items on hand or where you can find them. three days of food and water. sturdy

host: the resort set among office parks near the miami airport has been in sharp decline in recent yearsnet operating income fell 69%. the trump organization representative testified last year the reason was trump's damaged brand. in the new york times, legal experts said hosting the group of 7 summit might violate the constitution in two ways, first, the constitution prohibits the president from accepting a payment from the foreign payment -- the president is prohibited from taking payment from the federal government that is beyond his salary. in connecticut, democratic caller. caller: good morning. how are you? host: doing well. caller: the top story for me no one is talking about, including fox, msnbc, and these corporate networks is bernie sanders. he is going to be in new york with his, back -- his come back campaign and one of the biggest stories is getting the endorsement of alexandria c ortez and the other progressive democrats and alexandria is a popular democrat in congress. i think elizabeth warren was hoping to get her endorsement and a lot of people thought that for months.

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emphasizes transportation expansion and plans new housing units up to 7.3 million square foot of office space, parks and open space, up to 300 more hotel rooms, and a total of 5,000 new parking spaces. >> we're moving from concept to reality. this gives us something to evaluate against the goals and policies against the general plan and other plans. >> what do you think are the best qualities of it? >> the intensity and mix of uses and the scale of the development are pretty unprecedented for san jose. >> reporter: the plan requires more ub approximate lick input for both the planning review and the separate environmental impact report. >> we know there's going to be a lot more issues to be raised and i expect google change their plan as we continue to hear more from the community and obviously on to the mission. >> reporter: in fact the city says it plans to collect public input on the plan until next fall, about a year-long process. to get to that link, to get information, and get feedback, you can find it at nbcbayarea.com. robert handa, nbc bay area us in. >>> after a frustrating and difficult w

sergio quintana is at the usgs offices in menlo park. give us an kd of hat system is designed to do and really not >> reporter: well it will not predict earthquakes, but depending on how far you are from the epicenter of the quake it can give you some pretty valuable seconds to get to safety. >> earthquake. drop cover, hold on. shaking expected. >> reporter: this is what the app, that will be released tomorrow will look and sound like in the event of a quake. familiarize users with the my shake app. >> this is best described as a rapid detection system and rapid dissemination of earthquake information. >> reporter: the way this early detection system should work was illustrated in real time earlier this summer during a news conference following a series of quakes in southern california. >> oh oh 5.7. okay. so we have an earthquake that's already begun. >> reporter: dr. lucy jones was at cal-tech describing tremors from the ridgecrest quake when instruments detected an aftershock. >> early warning sys waiting to roll out the network of se

park. officers say the woman had significant injuries. investigators say this is an attempted homicide investigation now. >>> desperate times call for desperate measures. it may be the best way to describe the latest south bay rental advertisement. get this. a san jose man is subleasing a carport with a car and a food tong for someone to live in. nbc bay area's tom jensen is live in san jose where the man admits to renting the carport. thom, he's not the owner. he's also renting the duplex. >> reporter: that's right, jess. he himself found himself in this crazy rental market where prices are so high, he said his landlord jacked up his rent $800 a month, and really forced his hand. so he's renting the carport, a van and another space. but the man who heads up code enforcement here at city hall tells us that these are sometimes dangerous housing solutions. >>> the ad on craigslist boasts of low rent. $400 a month for a carport with a station wagon to sleep in. stipulations, no smoking, no pets, no bathroom, and no visitors. not a workable r

for the rest, we had to visit a nondescript office park in virginia, home to bob ross inc joan kowalskiboard boxes with magic marker markings >> reporter: she says the paintings, more than a thousand of them, are still in excellent condition, resting inside stacks of boxes which she calls the heart of the company >> people can look at and decide, you know what, i am going to paint that. >> reporter: though ross died from lymphoma in 1995, he remains as popular as ever his show is watched by millions online, and his image plastered on bobbleheads, chia pets, toasters and of course art supplies. >> it's different seeing them in person, right. >> reporter: thanks to his exhibit, his talent can be seen up close in person. >> everybody is really happy why shouldn't they be? >> happy trees, happy people, right. >> reporter: bob ross is still teaching us about the joy of painting and that is no happy accident. >> we don't make mistakes, we have happy accidents >> this exhibit in virginia wraps up on october 15th, by the way, it's waiting list only now, it has inspired more shows which will be

calls are out to the community to help find the person who guns down montgomery county police officer in a parkingarage. the 13 year department veteran was calling for backup on a disorderly subject. officers found him shot just 3 or 4 minutes later. he was what this valor award for bravery in 2008 it leaves behind a wife and two children. the former police officer who shot and killed a woman in her home is charged with murder. jefferson's family called the killing census as we learn the fbi could get involved. todd pyro is live in studio as the police to and felt to be transparent. >> in a few hours we expect to learn more about the arrest of aaron dean when fort worth police told a news conference. the 34-year-old resigning from the force yesterday hours before being booked into cook county jail and released on bond, dean is accused of firing into a home killing 28-year-old tatyana jefferson after spotting to a neighbor's call of an open door in the home early saturday morning, the chief telling reporters he planned on firing dean for violating use of force, de-escalation policies and unprofessi

boycott is written, i don't think a lot of people really know that he actually had hired rosa parks in his office from 1965 to 1988, and i can recall in 2005 attending the funeral of rosa parks and what a central role john conyers played in that magnificent ceremony. but through it, the continuing education of the people of the united states of america as to what the civil rights struggle and our struggle as a people has actually been comprised of, a constant struggle. i have to say, onle the humorous side, he loved cars that drove fast the. and i happened to be in one of those cars one time, 90 miles per hour on i-75. i don't know how we ever didn't get a ticket. but he was always moving forward. i would guess we shared thousands, i started adding it up today, thousands of airplane flights between washington and michigan as we went to our respective hometowns. i always found him to be very cordial, very friendly, full of a d humor and he was perpetual anchor for us on moving america forward, a leading strategist in that endeavor. so i hope it is of some comfort to his loved ones and the people h

search is under way in maryland more a suspect that police say shot a montgomery county officer in a silver springs parkingficer was rushed to a hospital in critical condition you are up to date back to you. >>> thank you. the oil market is closing for the day. $53.52 that's 2% plus it's been largely wiped out at this point trade optimism along with an attack on iranian oil tanker and u.s. plans to deploy more troops and military to saudi arabia help push those oil prices higher on friday now there's more caution over what president trump calls phase one of a u.s.-china trade deal. for some context in terms of oil prices we sit around 16% below the highs that we saw on both wti and brent crew prices after two processing plants in saudi arabia were attacked in mid-september. those prices largely off from where they were just a month ago. back over to you >> thank you >>> weav >>> there are rumblings that another candidate may be jumping into the race. it's familiar face >> we thought mike bloomberg may not be running and now maybe he is he's talking to people he's signaling maybe there's a lane for him here

office at 10:25 a.m. >> when i had pulled into the parking lot, i noticed there was a piece of wood over to the right-hand side near my secretary's car. two two-by-fours that appeared to be nailed together. i thought well, it's just a piece of scrap lumber. it's got nails sticking out of it. i should probably throw it away. somebody will step on it. it will get run over. but as i bent down to pick it up, there was a slight click and instantly i could feel this huge pressure in my chest. almost a crushing pressure. and i heard what sounded like a fighter jet going over. at that point, i didn't know that it had been a bomb. what i honestly thought was someone had shot me with a shotgun. i began to think, i may not make it. >> the explosion has severed nerves in wright's left arm and impaled more than 200 pieces of shrapnel in his body. investigators quickly determined that gary wright has just become the latest victim of the unabomber, a shadowy figure that

a police officer came into the parking lot here at the evacuation center at st. monica church. if you live on sanders drive, you can go home. so, a few people have started their cars and are pulling out of the parking lot. if you are on sande er ers rancu can't go anywhere. that's where lev lives. you told me you were awakened this morning by the smell of smoke. >> yes. yes. because i had the open window. i felt it. >> around what time did you smell the smoke? >> it was around 2:30 probably. >> 2:30 this morning? >> and after that, somebody came and knocked at the door and said this is an evacuation. we have some fire somewhere. and we left. >> did you see the fire at all or smoke? >> no. >> okay. >> just took the necessary things. our laptops. documents, and left our house with our daughter. she's a teacher. she needs to go to school >> oh, boy. explain what the evacuation process was like. i understand it was very dark. >> yeah, it was very dark. there was no power. no power all. we had flashlights. >> were you prepared for the power to be out? >> yes. yes. we're always prepa

urgent calls to the community to help find the person who guns down montgomery county police officer in a parkinge. the 13 year department veteran known as tj calling for backup on a disorderly subjects, officers finding him shot minutes later. he was awarded the silver medal of valor award in 2008 and leaves behind a wife and two children. a toddler is dead after being left in a hot car for hours. the child's parents called 911 after finding her lifeless body, this appears to be an accident and the father forgot she was in the backseat when he went to work. 50 children who died in hot cars this year. rob: matt gates gets the boot from an impeachment inquiry on the hill, he was told he could not hear testimony from former russian ambassador, he's not on the house until committee and is slamming that call. >> this is proof the democrats can't win a fair election or debate and cannot run a very impeachment inquiry because they are stacking the deck, doing everything they can to limit access to witnesses and evidence, not allowing us to call witnesses. time and again we see adam schiff is running a

i was doing a report and why so many people were dying at rave so these big electronic music parking office where there was, you know, tens of thousands of people partying and someone would die and the deaths would be blamed on ecstasy. and so, i never heard of x to the been such a lethal drug before i find out that almost all of the ecstasy was adulterated. >> it had been mixed with other chemicals. >> exactly. there was almost no real true ecstasy at all but all these new chemicals and these adult torrents. i wanted to find out what these drugs were and it turns out that there are hundreds of new drugs that i had never heard of the most people have never heard of all synthetic and made in the lab and almost all of them in china. and so, i heard about drugs coming from mexico, places like afghanistan or columbia but i had no idea that china was where all these new drugs were being made and the most deadly of these drugs, i learned, was fentanyl. that sent me on this quest to get to the source. >> to try to understand where it came from. but i thought you did such a fascinating job in your

most unsafe building in the entire csu system this tower which once held the president's office is now a parkingot. we wanted to know exactly how many of these problematic buildings are still standing in the university system. so we teamed up with our fellow nbc investigative teams in l.a. and san diego to request seismic safety inspections for every public university. the records we've obtained so far show 591 structures pose a serious risk during an earthquake and need to be retrofitted or replaced. >> it's a structure a lot of people don't realize they're in. >> reporter: at san francisco state nine different buildings most located on the tiburon campus are listed as most problematic or priority one, needing to be replaced soon. another nine sf state buildings are listed as priority two, and should also be replaced. >> every campus has a similar set of priorities. >> reporter: the university spokesman barry schiller says the campus knows firsthand how destructive an earthquake can be. after loma prieta school owe fish were forced to red tag and implode this student dorm. >> what's being done

and it's under way with the building and inspection team, going from a commercial parking facility to a commercial officeuilding. or maybe the parking building is going to be demolished and in its place a residential building is going to be constructed, this is not an investment or attractive business case fort e.v. charging developers and parking facilities, so that could also generate a waiver. fairly simple. san francisco department of environment is going to administer the waiver process. and of course we're always looking for compliance. that's where we'll work with the san francisco police department who can suspend or revoke operating permits if there is noncompliance and of course, we can administer fines for noncompliance as well. i showed you this before. this is the baseline. this is where we are today. and this is the possible impact and reach when you combine the municipal initiative with the potential for the ordinance. as you can see, there is lots of potential. it's a little more focused on the parts of the city with the most multifamily, multiunit dwellings. but it gives potential access