reasonable food ware packing onsite and takeaway. >> supervisor safai: that was the suggestion of my co-sponsor. >> supervisor tang: okay. >> supervisor safai: there's time and opportunity to make changes. >> supervisor tang: supervisor kim? >> supervisor safai: thank you for the feedback. it's right on point. >> supervisor kim: so i missed the land use committee last monday when one of the other amendments went in. >> supervisor safai: there wasn't any. today is the first day. they were under lock and key until this morning. because of the sensitive nature of this conversation, we wanted to make sure we had it done properly. >> supervisor kim: i read through the planning commission and staff's report and thought it was very thoughtful. i think it's important to put in an incentive program, too. i did like the idea of providing ground floor incentive.

the three of us went into a partnership together to deliver onsite medical services because it became. fairly evident to me and to a number of the folks that work on my own with us is that miley there's a saying that there are a number of people here who had and that meant that medical and chronic medical conditions like. opening the solar arrays and that several people didn't have five use metaphors and several of other people had either the conditions so really my my desire to kind medical of get. onsite medical services were recognizing that they were not going to go even five hundred feet to the big clinic that is right at the corner or two blocks to my clinic to get medical care because. all kinds of issues right like. they're homeless and all the things like that all the things that are important to them that mean everything to them or the world or their belongings and their temple and when they would leave to go and do things like seek services you that mcclintock are across the street at the outside edge and services ten people and sometimes two other things which is a traumat

we usually have a lot of bingo and shop activities and we also have onsite celebrations each month. we also have outgoing activities to explore san francisco and we have [indiscernible] >> vice president loo: thank you. >> president serina: thank you. any other comments or questions from the commission? comments or questions from the public? hearing none, may i have a motion to approve? >> so moved. >> commissioner pappas: second. >> president serina: all in favor. [ayes]. >> president serina: thank you. the motion carries. item i. requesting authority to renew the grant agreement with chinatown community development center if the provision of supportive services to older adults and adults with disabilities residing in san francisco rad converted housing units at 990 private 1 class avenue during the period of july 1, 2019, through june 30, 2024, in the amount of 72164 $5 plus a 10% contingency for a total grant amount not to exceed $793,810. once again fanny is here. any comments or questions from the public? hearing none, may i have a motion to approve? >> so moved. >> president s

our device onsite picks up that signal and tells the motor to start to run, allowing the hammer to strike. big ben chimes. that's exactly what happened on remembrance sunday and it worked extremely well. so, come midnight on new year's eve, it's going to happen, is it? it will happen. yes, i'm nervous, but nerves are a good thing because it shows you actually care about something. three, two, one... the sound of one year ending and a new year beginning. too important for any refurbishment to silence. tim muffett, bbc news. now it's time for the weather with simon. much the same as we have had over the last week or so. lots of cloud around at the moment. it is mostly dry although there is some rain in the far north and west of scotland. strengthening wind across scotland as well, particularly the northern isles, where we are likely to see some gales, even severe gales later today. cloudy for many of us, some sunny spells to the east of higher ground and temperatures 10—12, so quite mild through this afternoon. overnight tonight, the patchy rain across scotland move southward. perhaps affec

. >> we have staff here onsite we insure the design of the new design enables the investigators and other investigators skiefksz to consider to house on site this meant we needed to design and plan for locker room facilities and shower rooms the ability to sleep. >> third of the construction going into the building has been by contributions of small businesses. >> part of the project is also inclusive to the sidewalk have all new sidewalks and new curve cuts and landscaping around the building we'll have a syrup in front of the building and rain guardian. >> the medical examiner's office has been a several if in their contributions of the understanding the exception and needs. >> it's a building that the chief medical examiner has been looking forward to quite a few of the. >> it is extremely valuable contribution to the, neighborhood address san francisco as a whole. >> the building will allow is to have greater very much and serve the city and county of san francisco and the neighboring

our device onsite picks up that signal and tells the motor to start to run, allowing the hammer to strikel. so come midnight on new year's eve, it's going to happen, is it? it will happen. yes, i'm nervous, but nerves are a good thing because it shows you actually care about something. three, two, one... the sound of one year ending and a new year beginning. too important for any refurbishment to silence. tim muffett, bbc news. that's how they do it. let's see what the weather will be like if you are out seeing in the new year in london or elsewhere. matt taylor can tell us. i'll be back tomorrow morning from 6am. joost luiten year. gales and severe gales in scotland. outbreaks of rain coming and going through the day, edging further south. not raining all day long. most of the uk staying dry. the

it is a computer system that's linked to a gps. 0ur device onsite picks up that signal and tells the chimes. that's exactly what happened on remembrance sunday and it worked extremely well. so, come midnight on new year's eve, it's going to happen, is it? it will happen. yes, i'm nervous, but nerves are a good thing because it shows you actually care about something. three, two, one... the sound of one year ending and a new year beginning. too important for any refurbishment to silence. tim muffett, bbc news. now it's time for the weather with simon. much the same as we have had over the last week or so. lots of cloud around at the moment. it is mostly dry although there is some rain in the far north and west of scotland. strengthening wind across scotland as well, particularly the northern isles, where we are likely to

meagan fitzgerald is onsite talking to people from all around the country. >> reporter:verybody has arent reason for coming. people from across the country and the world. i talked to a guy froma. alba he said he needed to be here because he is so grateful to president bush for the relationship he built with his country. and i'll step out of the way so you cana get an i of who is here. a couple dozen people standing in line. they have their cameras ready to capital hurt the m that will go down in history. people waiting to pay their respectsful we tal ad to woman who has been standing in line since this morning. she describes why it was portant to her to be first in line. take a listen >> after hearing president bush had ,di we decided to stay here and we'll go home tomorrow. >> reporter: a lot of different reasons and s rifices people had to make to be here. one woman told me, our sacrifice being here pales in comparison to the sacrifice that george bush made to our country. 7:30 is when the gates will open. the viewing for the public will ta place all the way through wednesday mornin

other airports are reaching out they leaders to see if may have similar equipment onsite. eal 've traveled a great but i haven't worried about the jet bridge.he >> reporter: maryland department of transportation sayial m brackets being replaced on five other jet bridges madey the same manufacturer. in a statement, bwi says we have regular inspection and maintenance program for all jet bridges. all passenger leading bridges are inspected and maintained per specifics. some other travelers shrugged it all off. >> i would imagine it is a freak accident. yeah. >> reporter: but these incidents can happen. two peopl were hurt at l.a.x. when a jet bridge collapsed there. me btime, all otherdges are getting inspections and reagano na and dulles leaders are also planning more safety checks. >> six people who were hurt over the weekend are expected to be okay. >> parents of an intern killed in a lion attack say their daughter died folwing r passion. she was killed by the lionel at the conservat center this weekend. the deputies shot and killed the lion after efforts to tranquillize i

our device onsite picks up that signal and tells the motor to start to run, allowing the hammer to strike extremely well. so come midnight on new year's eve, it's going to happen, is it? it will happen. yes, i'm nervous, but nerves are a good thing because it shows you actually care about something. three, two, one... the sound of one year ending and a new year beginning. too important for any refurbishment to silence. tim muffett, bbc news. let's hope it all goes according to plan tonight. now it's time for a look at the weather. will that go to plan? we can cross the newsroom to simon king. let's hope the weather goes to plan. dry for many of us at the moment, ending 2018 on a grey and cloudy note across most of the uk. patchy rain and drizzle affecting the north and west scotland with wind increasing full stops on gales and severe gales developing in the northern isles. a few glimmers of sunshine across eastern scotland and down east england, east wales and the east of northern ireland. a mile today with temperatures of 10—12 celsius will stop patchy rain moving south, wind strengtheni

th closing of the toilets causing unexpectededly long lines and only four port-a-potties onsite. >> reporter services. they sent a clean-up crew while they checked which agency is responsible for the portable toilet fornow, problem solved. the deputy d.c. mayor says the district is trying to cover for the gederalernment during the shutdown by picking up trash on the mall.t and monuments. >> it will cost us $50,000 a ek. what we don't know is the impact it will have on businesses. w thl not only affected their bottom line. it will have a ripple effect on s a government. >> reporter: the financial strain is being felt byhese furloughed federal workers.re theyaking free knitting lessons because they say knitting relieves stress. >> not knowing when the check will be delivered for my payment for work and to pay all the bills. reporter: and here tonight at the lincoln memorial, there is no longer a health hazard caused by the overflowing portable toilets. news4 made a call this afternoon to united services and they sent in a crew to take care of the mess. chris gordon. news4. stay with us for the

owners are asking to demolish the property because it's a safety threat and they're paying for 24-hour onsite security. >>> a major day in u.s. history. it was on this day 20 years ago that the house of representatives voted to impeach president bill clinton. on december 19th, the house voted to impeach the then president for perjury and obstruction of justice. the charges stem from mr. clinton's efforts to hide an intimate relationship he had with white house intern, monica lewinsky. two months later, the senate fell short of the two-thirds vote needed to remove him from office. clinton went on to serve out his second four-year term as the nation's 42nd president. clinton is the second president in u.s. history to be impeached. former president andrew johnson was impeached in 1868 but he too continued to serve in office. >>> coming up, the shutdown averted. the news coming out of washington that might make christmas better for federal workers. >>> plus on fire and on fire again. a tesla catches fire while getting a tire repaired. and then again later at the tow yard. hear from the owner and

. >> reporter: park officials say there were visitors onsite at the time, but they were escorted to safety. it is still not clear how that lion got out. gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >>> decision 2020. senator elizabeth warren is running for president. she announced it earlier this morning with a video on her social media accounts. we told you about it right when it came out on "today in the bay." this makes her the first big-name democrat to formally vie for the party's presidential nomination. it comes just days before she swears in for her second term as senator from massachusetts. >>> with 2019 just about here, the picture may soon get more clear about who is in and who is out in the next presidential race. at least three californians are among those rumored to be considering a run. senator kamala harris leading the list. some pollsters believe things may have cooled amidst beto o'rourke's buzz. tom steyer has hinted he could take a shot at president. steyer has no prior political experience. in the past, he's been more coy about a run, saying he would first want to see if there is anyone

our device onsite picks up that signal and tells the motor to start to run, allowing the hammer to strikee sunday and it worked extremely well. so, come midnight on new year's eve, it's going to happen, is it? it will happen. yes, i'm nervous, but nerves are a good thing because it shows you actually care about something. three, two, one... big ben chimes. the sound of one year ending and a new year beginning. too important for any refurbishment to silence. tim muffett, bbc news. auckand has already welcomed the new year, with a dazzling fireworks display at the sky tower. thousands of pa rty—goers gathered by the city's harbour bridge to watch the display. next up is sydney, we'll be bringing you pictures in the next hour. then everyone will be looking to celebrations across the uk, london l deborah —— and edinburgh, where people will be gathering to well commit in 2019. the weather won't cause trouble for new year and hogmanay. the rest of today it's just good to be a pretty cloudy day. you can see the extent of the cloud sheets here devising and scotland, you can see there are some wav

our device onsite picks up that signal and tells the motor to start to run, allowing the hammer to strike for us. and i will be watching, i promise. thank you. that‘s right. on friday hmv went into administration, for the second time in five years. the boss said, during the key christmas trading period, the market for dvds fell by more than 30%. high street retailers have been slashing prices in a bid to lure in shoppers after tough trading over the last couple of months. it is a bad end to a bad year which saw toys"r"us, maplin and poundworld all go under. let‘s talk to phil dorrell, a retail expert at retail remedy. very good morning to you. hmv have been here before in 2013, they lived the fight another day. what went right then and has gone wrong now? any retailer needs a very good core product to be able to sell to those customers coming into its doors. fundamentally, hmv didn‘t change that when they were bought, so what happened was they did a lot of good operational stuff, they reduced cost that may their stores more attractive, but fundamentally the product was dwindling. more and