looking at our operational readiness and partnering with other city departments to look at the overall city's organizational capacity to take on the task. >> another consideration, how about if when san francisco and l.a. and others decide to go into this new business, what about the smaller municipalities, what would happen to them and may be stuck with pg&e and maybe paying more because the larger customers aren't there. is there consideration to that or anybody else to consider that? >> we are including na in the scope of -- including that in the scope of our ongoing study and what is the affect on rate payers if it leaves the system. there's costs shared among the customers, if we take some of that away what will happen to those left and trying to understand the impact. we expect it will be an area of concern and interest for the california p.u.c. as they ray role in reviewing any acquisition like this and we'd be well prepared to address that. >> thank you. >> at some point understanding internally what the impact would be and clean power s.f. wouldn't exist at a separate line of busines

calm they said only one area in the the capital was affected by clashes that things were overall calm in the city and they also cited official venezuelan sources saying that things were under control that the military was on the side of the government so it seems that russia is very much certainly trying to reassure reassure my duro and say that things are basically going to stay calm and that he should keep calm as well emily what is the extent of russia's involvement in venezuela. well one thing that is important to mention i think at this point and interesting as well that is that after months of rumors and reports at the end of march russia did actually confirm that they do have troops in venezuela they were made sure to point out that these aren't troops that would be involved in some sort of active military conflict but that they were just there consulting the venezuelan military but that certainly is an interesting fact when it comes to the backing of russia we have to understand that russia and venezuela are long term allies historical allies and they have been for decades plus along with

because look i mean topic and people want to show that they're doing something tell you know so overall. the city attorney's office would not disclose how. >>learn about the doctor allegedly giving out these fake exemptions and said it cannot determine how many of them were given out until he gets all the medical records under the subpoena. the doctor now has 15 days to respond. in the newsroom, i'm justin waldman. >>kron 4 news justine thank you new tonight, a date the california state board of education approved a new guidance plan for teaching sec's education in schools, teachers will now be encouraged to talk about gender identity with kindergartners and give advice and recommend books to help lgbt teenagers navigate relationships and practice safe-sex lgbt advocates praised the new recommendations, but some parents and conservative groups believe the 700 page document is an assault on parental rights the guidance is not mandatory. >>in the north may all lanes of highway 12 in fairfield are now back open as after a deadly crash. according to the chp that crash happened about 3 45 this afterno

. >> on a forward-looking basis, how much are you taking into consideration a city's overall environmentalct because obviously, you know, with the huge surge in population growth a lot of urban dwellers nowadays, you have to think about city's environmental footprint, too how much does that factor into your analysis? >> necessity will be looking for other things environmental is one political stability, cultural attractio attractions. there's a number of other factor that is will come in to play the only yurm even cities that are on that list of the 20 most resilient cities why aren't places like berlin or dublin or lisbon that are in high demand for certain industries making the cut? >> i think that's really interesting, and it's one of the things that i definitely noticed from the report. london and paris are quite unique, and they are the economic powerhouses of those countries. we have a look in germany. there are tent cities within germany that make it into our list. >> there are cities that -- what these resilient cities are showing is that they are continuing to keep their place not

well, according to the chronicle this year the city earned an overall grade of b minus. the survey shows residents think homelessness is still the most important crisis for the city of san francisco. 53% of the people asked say it is san francisco's biggest concern. that is 20% higher than the survey two years ago. people think is city is dirtier than they did on the last survey. now, transportation services earned the low education overall grade with a c plus. muni driver courtesy earned a b which is actually an improvement but now the city manages buses and streetcars only earned a grade of c. one side note, lower income residents gave transit higher grades than middle or upper income people. >>> also this morning, police in pacifica are asking for the public's help to find a missing woman they consider at-risk. take a look at her photo. carmella smith is 67 years old and has been diagnosed with dementia. she was last seen at her home on sarah drive in pacifica yesterday afternoon. her family believes she may have taken a bus possibly to the daly city bart station. she

you were requesting, you know, a counting of the city's overall omissions and what we can do at the local level, and one thing that the city is working on and the department of environment is working on is a climate action strategy. and the first piece of that will be the halfway to 2030 report which was requested in the climate emergency resolution that was sponsored by supervisor madeleine and that will detail the sector that the city would need to take to meet the emission reductions. >> there was an article that the chronicle had on the first page was to be carbon neutral by 2030 >> the goal of the department of the environment is to have zero waste, 80% transportation mode, and 100% climate neutral in terms of emissions. there is a whole series of actions that we have been putting in place. the city has exceeded its goals. >> that is correct. it is 30 7% or something like that, and the goal is 25%. >> i think the point needs to be taken, i know it was mentioned earlier, to remind us that we could meet all those goals in and the sealevel will still rise we could do everything we can p

because i think that's not an acceptable excuse given the state of the overall transportation system in our city. i really appreciate rachel coming out today to speak on behalf of the transit riders. i think people interactin intery basis will tell you delay and switchbacks contribute to an overall level of frustration. i'm not quite convinced this is a problem that is happening all over the united states. i feel like some of this is at the level at which it's happening is unique in a lot of ways to san francisco. and so i'm happy that you've taken on this new role. i know you're up for the challenge. i know you're just new to it, but these kind -- this level of frustration in a very tempered manner that you heard from miss h issueiden is not what wer from our constituents. we hear absolute exdisaster perratioexexasperatitonand peopd just factor in being late if you ride muni. particularly when it comes to lightrail. just wanted to get that on the record. >> thank you both for your introductory remarks, and i think what they all echo is that we've had an extremely difficult six to eight-month pe

sao paolo and brazil, they call it one of its top five important cities overall uber says it is currentlyt player in the region, but it is battling tough local competitors like brazil's 99 app. 99 gained momentum early on and last year it was acquired by chinese ride-shaling giant didi with their capital firepower, it's giving tough competition. it's also likely to expand within the region. didi went into mexico last year with its well-worn ridesharing playbook that is, lower prices for riders on one hand, and subsidies for drivers, making it a very competitive and costly battle. >> that was cnbc's dierdre bosa reporting on uber and its competition down south. >>> still ahead on the show, some staggering stats about this record rally the market just did something it has not done since this song that you're listening to right now was topping the charts we'll tell you what that is when we return. ♪ i just died in your arms nit stavbe some kind of kiss i should have walked away ♪ unpredictable crohn's symptoms following you? for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, stel

how big a deal what a pullback or slight pullback in business in new york city actually be to their overallline? shelly: new york city is a huge market for both. any impact, really any city that is going to clamp down on ride-hailing apps is going to be a big financial concern for both uber and lyft because they both went public this year. they listed in their company financial statements that any regulation around ride-hailing apps, their business would be concerned and it would be a financial concern for them. emily: shelly hagan, thank you so much for that reporting. still ahead, at the worldwide developers conference next week, apple will make the case it is growing beyond the iphone. we bring you a preview of next. this is bloomberg. ♪ apple huawei overtook earlier this year as the world's second-largest smartphone makers. maker pushing back that the american rival could be targeted in the trade war. the huawei founder told us why he still considers apple to be his future. teacher. >> apple is as big as this. we became a peach over the last few years. we might become a plum in a few ye

. >> the district has about a dozen schools in union city and hayward. overallg every day this week. 21% of students showed up monday, 15% yesterday and 14% today. >> kate larsen is live at the district's board meeting. kate, the teachers have numbers of their own to bring up. >> reporter: ama, dan, that's right. they wants the numbers on their paychecks to go up. there are teachers, parents, students here at the school board offices. there are more on the way marching from the park. everyone trying to get their point and concerns across. they're meeting this evening at the school board. >> reporter: teachers, parents and stoouudents of the new have school district are marching ahead of the meeting. the new haven teachers association wants a 10% raise over two years. 5% this year and 5 next year. the district is offering 1% next year with a possible 3% bonus. the district is arguing that their teachers are among the highest paid in the state. the teachers dispute that

but basically, a city college's overall graduation rate is about 55%. the way the state scores us, it means that 55% of our students, 55-100 graduate for degree in transfer within six years which, by the way, is all of the financial aid that is college student gets. so if you use up six years, you're done and you start going into debt, if you're lucky enough to transfer. so 55%. but give or take our api studentses, our african-american students and our latino students graduate at about a rate of 33%, 35%. so the difference between 35% and 55% is the 20% so-called achievement gap and our goal is to absolutely close that. and not only close it, but to make it not just a six-year but to make it for part-time students no more than four and for full-time no more than two and a half. so the other part to that is that the stats will also show -- and this has a lot to to with english and math, as a barrier, is that of the relatively few students of colour who graduate within six years, that most of them do so -- they do so with an average of over new orleans sa

. >> disability rights movement, the city has the overall legal obligation to manage and maintain the accessibility and right of way. with regards to the curb ramps, bounded by a groove border, 12-inch wide border. for people with low vision to get the same information. the shape of the domes, flush transition between the bolt bottom of the ramp and gutter. >> we have a beveled transition on the change in level, tape on the surfaces, temporary asphalt to fill in level changes, flush transition to temporary wood platform and ramp down into the street under the scaffoldinging. detectable ramps. they are all detectable. nothing down below or protruding that people are going to get snagged up on. smooth clean that nobody is going get caught up on. >> our no. 1 issue is what we see here, the uplifting and shreufting to concrete due too street tree roots. here is another problem we have with street trees. if i have i was a person blind, this would be an uncomfortable way to find out. >> we don't want to create hazards. >> sometimes vendors put sidewalk cafes where people push the chairs too

but overall a great trip to foster city and also into san detail. what i want to cross the golden gate is looking at it that trip from the north bay is wide open through nevado sandra phil larkspur sausalito it's a smooth trip continuing south all the way over to the san francisco side at a very quick 30 minutes from highway 37 to the pay gate, so that's right on time and the traffic tracker showing some good numbers or the car fire working in castro valley, it is south to 38 right at the 5.80 split everything's on the shoulder. but we do have emergency crews rolling out so if they start blocking. let you know, but right now i don't see any major delays getting through 6.80 looks great. but a cult a danville sodus 24 out of one a creek. no major issues for the shore freeway and leaving the south bay 8.80, right now it's a great trip from san jose heading north into milpitas. well few cities in the country have the special relationship with the local movie theater like oakland has with grand lake located near lake merritt it's a spot for movie premie

traffic looks good here westbound jusd a little busy and crowded, but overall no issues making your way into foster city or send the tale. we're checking in on the bay bridge that repair the toll plaza getting a little sluggish and some of your cash lanes but overall a smooth trip to downtown it's also goi be a smooth connection on 1, across the golden gate, no major issues you'll see bridge crews going back and forth us a pickup there lane closures that's that flashing see on the right side, northbound that's just bridge work. overall a great trip rolling south 20 minutes, nevada to the toll plaza traffic tracker showing great numbers so you are off to a great start. it's a good time to go ahead and use a tv show freeway. it is 15 minutes right now to head west from crockett to oakland, 24 us doing just fine all the way up to the caldecott no problems for 5.80 and no major issues for the name, it's 11 minutes for your connection from san leandro to 38 to downtown open. another big story that we're following for you this morning police will be back out at the california high school campus in san ramon.

i'll be responsible for the overall relationship with the city and county of san francisco and i just want to thank you and the city for the partnership. we're thrilled and looking forward to servicing the s fdcp and plan participants beginning in september. referring to the -- referring to the time line that we have here in front of us, we have a significant team back in our home office working very hard in anticipation of a september live date. we've already started to build out our team, as diane mentioned. we have one of our local team members. we've also assigned staff in our home office who'lling responsible for the administration of the plan on an ongoing basis. leading that work is adrian who works with me in our offices in massachusetts. we've already had a couple of in-person meetings with the staff to really help us get going on sort of the first phase of the project time line that we have here, which is scoping out what are the requirements of the sf did. fcdp. the next role phase of what we'll be focusing on over the next couple months is our communications strategy, whic

in the building, their health and i know it doesn't speak to this permit directly but the overall trend in the city. i heard the word nymby out as a descriptor and where you're talking about people that are long-term community members that want to see people housed and they want to see the betterment of the neighborhood as much as i do. and if it can be done in a responsible manner without the consideration of more people walking from the city because they're being driven out by, you know, a disruption in a few months is one thing. a description over 12 months from 14 to 18 months a different story and those are my concern taz i wanted to brinconcernsthae board. >> honestly, we see this a lot from new landlords from out of our district, out of our city that create a large thing and i think you're fortunate you have a long-term landlord at which point is honoring the tenant rights and trying to be respectful. there was no notification required and more than likely they'll keep this building so that's a plus. >> i was surprised, the notification just base notification as human to human tenant to land

but they also say that overall crew time is down across the city compared to last year. sheriff's deputies in san mateo county looking for 2 people accused of stealing from a roma woman right outside of her home. this robbery happened on the first block of west summit drive the woman was sitting in a car parked outside of her home when a man and a woman just reached into her car. they took her purse even tried to rip a necklace from her neck. the thieves got away in a white car that was parked just a few houses away. san francisco man is developing a new cutting edge technology to help firefighters see through thick smoke. he got the idea while explorg the inside of an active volcano. that's where when he realized that vision technology needed to be improved for people in high stress environments. so he and his team they came up with see through and it works by combining the firefighters map it's a thermal camera. augmented reality and a mini computer now it allows firefighters to more clearly see the areas that they're working in and already it's they've been testing it

they wear the same underwear for 2 to 3 days that's a little too much she overall san francisco ranks 4th worst for large cities when it comes to bad hygiene worse than the bay area. denver seattle and washington dc miami scored best at making that area the most high jannik metro area in the united states to sing study, yeah. it's more frequently some types of sunscreen might be doing you more harm than good. a new study found several common sunscreen ingredients can enter the bloodstream at dangerous levels after just one day of use a dozen chemical sunscreens were study by the fda. the study found 4 of the chemicals remain in the body for at least 24 hours after the sunscreen. use stopped, this doesn't mean you should us not use sunscreen sunscreens that contain zinc oxide or titanium dioxide do not include the chemicals in question so they're good. and a country music megastar visits us here the bay area he's getting int >>what is fair to say garth brooks it isn't just a mega star, but really a an american legend at. >>i met up with garth for a one on one interview in san francisco to chat about his music is

there's a larger issue besides specific to this bond, which is how this bond fits in to overall housing needs in a city. the housing needs are outstripping our capacity to provide housing, and you can see that in stories about -- there'll be 70 units available and 6,000 people who apply in one news story that appeared in the last 12 months. so to some extent, it's the mayor's office of housing that's in charge of this event and in charge of the housing of this city. if you could add some information that would give us some sense of where we are and how this bond plays a role in moving us towards our objective. clearly, it provides anybody who is able to get housing, but you're back to the question about whether there's a hole in the boat that's bigger than the bucket that we're getting bailed out of. and there are various reasons for that, some of which is that we're not building affordable housing as much as we're building market rate housing or that the mix of jobs in the city are largely people with higher incomes. and people in service industries and others have been moving out of the city. and so

city istanbul. the local elections were a big blow to president erdogan's akp because although they had the most votes overallompared to orange for akp. here is istanbul's mayor reacting to the decision. translation: go talk to your neighbours, to your friends, translation: go talk to your neighbours, to yourfriends, about this unfairness. for the well—being of turkey and our people, and democracy. go start tonight. seref isler works for us here in the bbc newsroom, and he's turkish. it's an easy one to criticise but there must be a justification, what does the electoral commission say? they are saying it is because officials under electoral law during the voting day need to be civil serva nts the voting day need to be civil servants and some of them have turned out not to be. but of course when we look at the first time this appeal was filed, it was really based on numbers, we were talking about a city of more than 10 million people where the governing party lost by a couple of thousand and mathematically speaking that is such a small margin that it was very clear they were going to go into an appeal based o

>>overall san francisco, currently right force. worst worse for large citiesh case it was worse and worse, so we can feel better about denver was worse j seattle was worse and washington d c they say miami actually has the best hygiene i don't know why because it's so humid there everybody just swept all the time she got a shower. counting that as a know >>coming out of that survey, 7.26 is that i've still ahead. prop see on the latest dead whale to wash up on bay area pete what's going on there. ♪ (vo) i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, you're probably right. electric just doesn't have enough range. it will never survive the winter. charging stations? good luck finding one of those. so, maybe an electric car isn't for you after all. or, is it? ♪ man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. li

he said if the city dismantles juvenile hall, it would negatively affect the overall operation. the facility without a clear alternative disenfranchises these vulnerable youth. if approved, it will go to the full board of supervisors tuesday. live in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> happening today, to thet line. the strike begins at 7:00 this morning. democratic presidential candidate julian castro is expected to participate. >>> also today, california governor gavin newsom is expected to join leaders from santa clara counties to lower prescription drug prices. that's set to begin at 7:00 this morning, at the laguna honda hospital in san francisco. >>> new this morning. missouri is the latest state to pass an abortion bill. this one bans the procedure after eight weeks. last night, the female republican governor of alabama signed a most extreme anti- abortion law in the nation. it bans all abortions, even in cases of rape or incest, unless the health of the woman is in jeopardy. performing an abortion is now a class a felony. doctors could face up to 99 years or life in

from his particular fixation on biden to his con city gags of democrats overall, mr. trump underlined the reality that his unshakable bond was with his twitter megatone. it was evident that his main interest was not where his hosts had gone to such lengths to direct it on security and trade in asia, but instead was on fighting with his perceived political enemies. and peter, who is there? who is around the president to ask about the rigor of foreign policy to see if it's being carried out and upheld? >> that's a great question. if he's losing trust in john bolton, that's a big if, it makes you wonder who is filling that gap. is it mike pompeo? patrick shanahan has been a low key figure at the defense department so far. who is the president leaning on? his chief of staff is a former congressman not particularly long experience in foreign policy. it also may be that some of this is faint and negotiation tactic. is there a good cop bad cop situation going on in which he has no problem with john bolton going out there and saying tougher things while he the president pulls

severe thunderstorm watch in effect for the big cities across the northeast. this overalle're in is not budging. we have high pressure controlling the southeast bringing incredibly hot temperatures. then we have the west that's been incredibly cold. one batch of threat across the northeast today. might see a tornado or two. then we have this next threat of the next system moving in across the high plains. it doesn't break down at least through the early part of next week and so we expect to see this repeating batch of storms that will continue to fire likely about as much in the same spot. this area looks backwards, but here's tomorrow's threat. saturday is that orange. sunday back here across the high plains. overall, we're going to continue to see the threat of storms and more rain. will be incredible flooding that's been going on. look at this, dana. all of the spots in green, that's flooding. we'll probably see another 5 to 6 inches of rain in some of those same spots. flooding will be a massive problem for us. >> dana: thank you for telling us and hopefully everybody

as forfeit cities nearby, d.c. ranks sixth overall. d thetrict ranked first for availability of farmer's markets and for people who walk or bike to work. >> mago places to especially on the national mall. and on the mall it is more than 100 years old. this morning a tree that once stood near the washington monument is no longer there. all the rain we've had caused the tree to topple over. there is a chance the mulberry tree nicknamed the witness tree can be saved even though the fall destroyed some of the tree's roots. park service is hopefulhe roots can be replanted. >>> and a reminder as we prepare to offer your forecast here in just a second that tomorrow nbc 4 and our sister station telemundo 44 are partnering with the washington nationals for weather day. chief meteorologist doug kammerer going to throw outhe first pitch and then on news 4 at 4:00. doug will reveal the first storm and how many storms, hurricanes, how hot is it going to get?do has the answers thursday afternoon. coverage begins here on "news 4 today." tomorrow morn

it also tops the next highest american city on the list new york, almost $2000. the overall average income of san francisco residents has gone up 88% over the last 5 years there is a new study and it says that up to 40% of the sea floor and richardson bay has been damaged because of the. >>a legal morning, a private boats, some of them have been out there for years boats and richardson bay from sausalito to temper on have increased from about 90 in the early 2 thousands to roughly 240 of them out there in recent years their anchors and tackles and other equipment can tear the eelgrass below and that hurts the ocean ecosystems that depend on it for food or as a nursery. oil leaks and improper waste disposal. those are also problems a possible solution building fixed morning spots where the boats and this is not just richardson bay, the report notes extensive damage to feel grass beds and other bay area spots caused by coastal development fishing. and climate change. >>heavy rain even hail hit sections of california over the weekend causing streets to flood and some residents

city between 15.1 and $43.5 million of payroll tax revenue. we have also made additional estimates about what that means in the context of the overall economy, whichour personal income in the city is over $100 billion and we estimate that that reaches between about a small increase in personal income and that would translate into about a 0.5 to 1.9 income -- increase in housing prices. that is our estimate of the fiscal impacts and the economic impacts of these i.p.o.s, and i'm happy to take any questions that you have at this time. >> thank you very much. thank you for this in the weeds -- i think it is i will have to request a private meeting with you, but my question is, we have seen this and go public and we have seen that stock price be greatly reduced, and knowing that those shares are greatly reduced, do you think that when uber -- this is just from your personal experience, quite frankly, with uber, with go public, that employees are looking to what happened to lift and that prices got greatly reduced. do you think that would give them more of an incentive to hold onto the stock, more -- or more of an incentive to get rid of them, to sell

cities nearby. d.c. ranks sixth overall on the list. the dinkrict r first for availability of farmers markets and for people who walk or bike to work. >>> a piece of living history toppled on the national mall. this mulberry tree fell over the enweekend after the r rains we have had. the national parks service says it's more than 100 years old. many call it a witness tree because of its history. crews are doing everything they can to save this tree. they say they won't be able toup fullyight the mulberry. isey are opt they are optimc they will be able to save part of it. it was there before the washington monument. >>> same-day shipping is one thing. droe drone delivery is another. now food devered to your car while you are stuck in traffic. coming up, who thinks this is a good idea? >> maybe not in arlington. the fittest city. >> that's right. >>> after another chilly night signs of a warmup on the way. doug's got thebe nu. it looksore like m stronger is blasting her tumors... without risking her bones. it's training her good cells...

almost got to be as its overall journey things romania has profited immensely from being a member of the e.u. the infrastructure in the cities is much improved europe has also helped building schools and paying teachers but in roma settlements only one child in 5 is actually going to school more than anything else education is the key to a better future for the roma communities in romania. right wing populist in germany keep looking for ways to mitigate the crimes of the nazis leading members of the f.d.a. are trying again can they revise the currently accepted approach to remember this is. not far from berlin sachsenhausen concentration camp was one of many sites where people were brutally annihilated on a huge scale german world war 2. school groups come here from across europe to learn about nazi atrocities. this is short this is really depressing. and makes me feel very sad little as it's a horrible feeling to be here. until now there has been a consensus in german politics to ensure that the crimes of the nazi era not forgotten especially among younger generations but the far right a.f.d. reject this they claim nazi his

people also think the city is dirtier and less safe than they did on the last survey. transportation services earned the lowest overall grade with a c+. they earned a b which is an improvement but how the city manages private buses and streetcars only got a c. one spot noted transit got a higher grade. >>> a group of several neighborhoods is organizing what could become the city's sake in green benefit district to pay to clean streets and parks. according to the chronicle, the property owners in dolores heights and other nearby neighborhoods would pay special assessment and higher private firms on top of city services. their organizing efforts for more than a year now but it is attracting opposition. some residents in the greenbelt district say that they should not have to pay more to supplement basic services. one that they believe the city should provide. >>> in one of the western conference finals kicks off tonight at 6:00. the warriors will host the portland trail blazers tonight and there are plenty of storylines to go up with this one. to explain what is happening with this family rivalry. >> the curry brothers

cities. researchers studied several sales tax in philadelphia and overall sales on sugary and artificially sweetened beverages dropped by 38%. a similar tax effort is in effect in san francisco. we're back right after the break. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. grace, you get the beach house, just don't leave the lights on, okay? to mateo, my favorite chair. to chris, the family recipes. to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. the almonds to walter. the beaches to the bums. and the fog to, who else, karl. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>> well, a popular children's cartoon is receiving praise from lgbtq advocates. >> the season premiere of "arthur" on pbs features a same-sex marriage. >> who is mr. radford marrying? >> well, the character mr. radford tied the knot with his partner, patrick. arthur and many of his classmates attended the wedding. not