so how were the included parcels and the substance parcel handles? our office sent notices to two categories of people. first, the owner of record, and second any recorded lienholders for all parcels on the tax auction list. for the owner of record, we relied on the last known mailing record listed in the assessor's data babase. as we now know, the last -- so identify recordedlene holders, we follow the laws in the california tax sale manual, and engaged two vendors, the same that are used by other vendors across the state to search for the owners on the auction list. their report which was completed in february 2015 identified owners in 2510 through their lot and plot. i want to stop here for a moment because the association's brief lists several reported documents they claim we should have found, however, none of the documents we list were specific to this parcel. i'll go into more detail later about how we can change the search protocol for future automobile accidents. back in 2015, we sent notices of the auction via certified mail. of the 1,480 c

>>supervisor tang: and do you have a process for resending those returned parcels? >> yes. it's published in the newspaper, and therefore it's know identified in a couple of different ways. >>supervisor tang: and i don't know if you had an answer for the continuous parcels, and if the owners of presidio terrace would be considered owners of continuous parcels. >> my understanding is there's a section that has to do with a particular type of treatment called sealed bids of parcels, and i would invite the city attorney's office who's more learned on that than i am to comment on what that refers to. >>president breed: one second. we'll turn your mic on. it should be on now. >> supervisor tang, my name is carol roark, deputy city attorney, and the sealed auction process contemplates that adjacent property owners and others are to be notified. it's a limited auction process, and it is not a mandatory procedure, it's optional, and my understanding is the tax collector may use this process in the future, but there are a lot of issues with it that they want to consider, and not all

parcel q's previous praisal would be at 4,00,054,000. we request this committee move to approve the purchase and sale agreement and subsequent ground lease. at this time, the sponsor, john updike, director of property and myself are all available to answer any questions that you may have. >>supervisor cohen: thank you for that thorough presentation. colleagues, dow have any questions? all right. let's go to the budget legislative analyst and hear her thoughts. >> yes, this purchase of parcel q was contemplated by the mayor's office at the time that mercy housing purchased the property. the purchase price would be basically forgiveness of the loan. there would be a 99 year ground lease set at $59 persquare foot peryear, plus residual value. we made this a policy matter because there had not been a policy review on the original praisal, and the original praisal review rejected the initial appraisal by.9 million. we did final reference to an appraisal in 2018 that set the value at 3.9 million, which would be more than the purchase price, bu

not all parcels are sites. sites 30 and 31 were environmental sites from the beginning of the program. site 30 was the daycare center and the building acts as a cap, if the building were to be removed, the city would remove the debris underneath the building. 31, there was no building, debris removed from site 31 and that site is getting ready foreclosure as well. then you have parcels. 30 north and 30 south, those came out of an environmental document regarding radiological investigation. the whole swath of property from 30 north down to 30 south during world war ii it was a historical lay down area. what we found is when we have these activities particularly during world war ii you may have incidental discrete radioactive materials. for example, deck markers or a gauge from part of the ship. sometimes they were left behind before they were part of it. they're ready for a clean bill of health and expecting the last letter to support the property transfer this month. you can see the anticipated navy transfer da

in other words, focusing more on parcel delivery and giving up -- do they have congressional mandate to do monday ifry of mail through saturday? guest: they do, they are required by mail to deliver mail day of the week except sundays, the postal service will have to keep doing that until changed.s they are an entity, despite operation, rcial operations are laid out in law f. we want them to be different do 21st century and different things, we have to change the law. work in terms of union force, not much different than other private organizations who structures; correct? guest: yes. members of congress don't like constituents laid off or forced to move to a different state. political there is pushback on the postal service. host: came up, not employment but saturday delivery piece coming couple years ago in he house, it seemed like there were close to if not voting, there were momentum toward what saturday delivery, happened there? interests came of together and asked congress to not let it happen. ostal service said we can save money by not delivering on saturday with exception of

parcels of land and open space.specially these neighborhoods, the land is very underutilized. a lot of this area is highly industrialized. you don't see parks. you don't have spaces where you can go play. i know the dogpatch this district has already taken a lead with the mission creek area with their volleyball courts and they have shown how we can do this and how it's going to be much more prevalent. i'm very excited to have worked with our city and bring this to our residents. it is the district bill for san francisco. i would like to thank ca ltrains and the mayor has talked about this but there are a couple of parcels that they've already identified at some point soon they've negotiated and we can start the process of turning these vacant lots into open space and parks. so, with that, let me introduce our mayor, ed lee, who really worked with me hand in hand and championed this effort. thank you. >> let me say assembly bill 857 is a winner. i want to take this opportunity to thank. phil ting who spent years her

parcel figures up 4%.in the uk. private companies do not have to do that. but if you have a first—class stamp a letter it has to go anywhere you want. it doesn't matter whether it is a city centre or remote. yes, parcel business is doing well. thank you very much. the husband of the british—iranian womanjailed in tehran says he's had positive and constructive talks with the foreign secretary, boris johnson, but has expressed growing concern for his wife's welfare. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe has been held in iran since april 2016 after being accused of spying, charges she denies. we can now speak to homa hoodfar, who met nazanin last summer when she was also imprisoned in iran. she's since been released, and joins us from her home in montreal. thank you very much for talking to us on thank you very much for talking to us on the bbc today. can you tell us, you us on the bbc today. can you tell us, you saw us on the bbc today. can you tell us, you saw nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe in prison. can you tell us the co

it is all part and parcel of the overall total living environment.daily needs met. now, let's brief you some other business stories. the us media group time is to be bought by a rival corporation in a deal backed by two conservative billionaires, the koch brothers. the meredith group said that agreement was reached in talks on sunday to buy up all outstanding shares of time, in a deal valued at $2.8 billion. venezuela's president nicolas maduro has appointed an army general as head of the state—owned pdvsa oil company and energy minister. in a televised address, mr maduro said the appointment was part of "a new oil revolution" that would tackle corruption within the energy industry. what is trending in business this morning. the ft is covering that story about the uk government's plans to unveil a new industrial strategy and says the pharmaceutical industry is getting ready to invest more than £1 billion in research hubs creating up to 1,750 high—skilled jobs. the wall streetjournal is excited by that deal in which the media firm time is to be bought

as well as to increase the height limit for one of the parcels in support of the affordable housing parcel for the associated project and to establish the 1629 market street s.u.d. in addition, the planning commission considered a recommendation of approval for the development agreement as well as the conditional use authorization and planned unit, all of which were affirmed by the planning commission. i'd like to introduce michael cohen, the project sponsor, to provide information on the project. >> mr. cullen, good afternoon. >> good afternoon, supervise sorts. for the record, michael cohen, i'm a principal developer of this project. we'll throw up a very quick presentation for you. yep. thank you. so, our site is a 2.25-acre site which is on the eastern edge of the market octavia plan area near van ness. the property is owned by a local 38 plumber and pipefitters union and their pension trust fund in stratta has a 99-year lease of the property. current uses on the site, moving sort of east to west, market street include the civic center hotel, which is an aged s.r.o., local 38 hall, a s

radius from the parcel without a permit from the office of cannabis. so it's still somewhat restricted, but at least we are down back to the original 600-foot radius. and then, there was discussion in regards to consumption, so i reported last time that there will be the increased availability for retailers to have consumption. now, how this will absolutely unfold because a lot of retailers may not necessarily have the space to be able to add a consumption room, but there is -- there is the opportunity to be able to do onsite consumption, and onsite consumption does include smoking. originally, it was going to be the office of cannabis be able to make the determination as to how they were going to do that, but it was changed back to the department of health. so couple -- i think going back to the planning code, the one thing -- because supervisor cohen allowed for colocation for small retailers to be together, so in a situation where there is colocation for small retailers, that 600-foot parcel consideration does not apply. >> what about manufacturers?

should the postal service carry parcels and packages since the sector already does it? are we comfortable with withnment agency competing private delivery companies? that is something congress is going to have to fight out in future. host: we've saw a piece this politico.com, the lost genius of the post office for two centuries the humble seeming of new ideas.bed what happened? guest: when you look at this and did you ut this, what see? guest: well, i saw some amazing things. i want to thank the folks at museum for postal providing great images we used in there. there were developments that are mind-blowing, like delivering mail in major u.s. cities under tic tubes new york city and philadelphia, mail would rocket through and mail carriers take and tlifr as to hauling down the street in trucks. over time, unfortunately, the service, as i see it, pressures.to a lot of there was political pressure against innovation that would ome from congress, innovation threatens jobs. there were internal union if you are gain, talking about replacing human beings with sorting machines

lives along a private street that happened to be separately taxable or near what's called a sliver parcel which happens frequently in san francisco, but everyone should be required to have the tax collector follow the law. we agree with miss lamb's counsel, this is not about favoritism for the privilege, this is about everybody. everybody has the same rights and they should be entitled to have the tax collector make a reasonable effort before selling our property. the law is consistent with public policy, it's common sense. we ask that you rescind this unlawful sale and hopefully enact legislation to keep this from happening again. thank you. >>president breed: thank you. are there any members of the public who had he he like to speak in favor of rescinding the tax sale, this will be your opportunity. please lineup to your right. you will have up to two minutes. if there are any members of the public who are in the overflow room, please come to the chamber doors and you will be allowed to enter so that you have an opportunity to speak. first speaker, sir, please come forward, and please l

be partthat needs to and parcel. it, i cannott support the rest of it. >> even if it means a government shutdown. >> then it becomes, whose fault is it. we are not in the majority. they are in the majority. they drive this budget. they know, one way to get a full pipe artisan passage is to include daca as part of that, the dream act. it is their call. i think if fingers are going to be pointed, they should be people in charge. >> do either of you have a final question? >> one we get to the next congressional session, any predictions about whether nancy pelosi will be elected the top democrat? >> prediction? if we are in the majority. there is a opportunity, i think she will have significant support among democrats. doing,opsy we have been it is time to stop that. 2018 is coming around and we to focus on the fact, as virginia showed, the american people care about issues. fortunate enough to get a majority in 2018, that decision will,. if she decides she wants to return to her speakership, she would have significant s

that parcel did detonate. at this point, it's an ongoing investigation. >> reporter: at this point, it's unclear how the device detonated. >> there was a confirmed explosive device. >> reporter: police dispatch audio suggests a woman living at the home opened the package and it exploded. one person suffered non life-threatening injuries. neighbors say they believe a police officer lives at the home. they are not releasing any more details but several agencies are involved in the investigation. >> alameda police department and bomb squad responded, atf responded and postal inspectors responded. >> i've lived down the corner for 51 years and nothing this crazy has happened. >> reporter: investigators say incidents like this are rare. >> it's a federal offense. the violation is 18-7 c. it's a serious felony. >> reporter: parts at the scene will be sent to a crime lab near washington, d.c. to be examined, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> a unique way of spreading a message during today's 49ers and raiders ga

torres: h.r. 2615 is a simple bipartisan bill that authorizes the exchange of two small parcels of land to provide needed access for veterans in mississippi. the veterans of foreign wars post 5699 is located to a portion of gulf island national seashore. and while having a national park in your back yard is a desirable condition, the post has found themselves land lock and in they of direct access to their facility. to solve this issue, the gulf islands national seashore land exchange act will exchange approximately two acres of land owned by the v.f.w. he acreage acquired by the v.f.w. will establish a short driveway to the post while the land given in exchange to the federal government will be managed as part of gulf islands national seashore. this exchange is supported by both the v.f.w. post and the national park service and is a simple and longcal solution to a local issue. i am pleased to the see national park service and the v.f.w. working together to form a solution to this issue. this bill passed the house in the 114th congress, and i urge all members to support this commonsens

it is part and parcel of doing good work. and lastly, very happy that there is a widespread support for this project by many organizations beyond our typical affordable housing movement. so, good luck. thank you. >> thank you, mr. cohen. >> bill brozzy. >> commissioners, bill brozzy. i'm a resident about 60 feet across the street from this proposed development. and i think i can speak for a good 100-and-some people that we're opposed for various reasons. we understand and appreciate supportive homeless and affordable housing. we thought we were getting more affordable housing in our area. however, our district, including the mission, mission bay and all the surrounding and including the tenderloin, we've goten the bulk of all the affordable housing and homeless housing. we have several other homeless projects in the formerly homeless neighborhood. and this one came as a shock as richard said, nobody advised. who decides this stuff? it came at the last minute as a shock and nobody -- now we hear that there is another one going

this is how one major logistics company imagines the future of parcel delivery last year d.h. else postle copter. was put through its paces serving a remote area in the foothills of the bavarian alps it didn't deliver to people's front door but to an automated. at this efi old in southwestern germany aviation engineers are working on a large a freight carrying journey it might look like a toy but it's a serious piece of equipment that can fly for twenty four hours nonstop with a load. will churns be delivering packages here in germany in the full seeable future. says it's not i don't see it happening in urban areas nor do i see the need for it there's no reason to deliver yet another pair of shoes downtown by drone but we do need to develop ways to make life more convenient for people in rural areas. high tech logistics in country quarters currently jonesy used to deliver aid supplies to remote communities all to places where disaster has hit this one is going to doctors without borders in africa. and parts of china commercial package delivery jones are already in use in some

mountain roads to reach a remote farm sending a drone might be a more efficient way to deliver a parcel. and if it's. meanwhile the fellow kariya company has fleets of each icicle couriers providing same day deliveries in eight german cities including stuttgart they can carry much more stuff than adjourn can run them more environmentally friendly. experts say that innovative ground based last mile delivery solutions stand a better chance of success in cities than do apple in ones. it looks like it's a few expect companies that don't have any. delivery vehicles like department stores might build up their own small fleets of self driving vehicles with no personnel costs none of the usual fleet management costs. as to drones we all know and man deploying them in in a city and i don't see all those possibles being delivered by apple and would last there are legal issues about flying of other people's property who owns what piece of real estate is always very complicated in cities and in rural areas it's often much simpler as you see the pilot projects usually take place out in the country b

another pressure on the company, the parcels market is extremely competitive, doing well at the momentant indeed. thank you very i like ted baker. i shouldn't actually endorse that. we will retract that comment. revenues up by seven points 2% in three months. bucking the trend with many clothing retailers, marks and spencer... i like them too. you like them too! spreading it about. digging myself deeper. let's move on. bank of england governor mark carney in the headlines... i like him to start your gushing today. i know. the bank of england in the news, read all about it on the website. you're watching business live — our top story: zimbabweans are waiting to see what steps the military will take next after seizing control of the country. we are keeping a really close eye and bbc news and will update chill on any developed ones. a quick look at how markets are faring.... trading for 45 minutes. games across—the—board following a mixed day in asia and is a day of declines before on wall street. they say when jobs are scarce, it brings out the entrepreneurial spirit in people. that's th

>> that's one solution but debt relief and debt forgiveness has to be part and parcel of that recoverynd to say that we're going to structure everything u do from now on in order to satisfy some hedge funds and risk lives and the economy of puerto rico for that, i think the judge has the power. as the judge has the power, has already struck down the request by promesa to put an overseer over all the utilities and the recovery in puerto rico, struck that down and said promesa doesn't have that power and the power lays with the government of puerto rico and that was a good decision. i think that request is legal. i think legislatively, debt relief and forgiveness, parity th medicaid and medicare and additional appropriations around community block grants, housing, making those kinds of initiatives legislatively and through proceedings certainly is a function of congress to do as we put a package together. >> we have five minutes left. other questions? >> congressman, one of your other hats is co-chair of the progressive caucus. i want to make sure to get this question in. do you think be

i believe this is not subjectinl in the same parcel to the same anticlusterring goals.ot to be developedw that would work to house retailn one location on the same premis. and whether or not the state wiw that. so we'll learn more as the stats their emergency regulations. >> the only other thing, what at non-retail? we talked about that this mornih regard to accessory use for manufacturers and so we're prepo take that up as part of trailing conversation in terms of trailig legislation. but does this amendment allow fr non-retail to collocate? >> this amendment seeks only to, supervisor. as you know, the state has defid premises very specifically and e seeking more state guidance foru can locate very -- multiple lice holders and permit holders on te parcel, but different premises. that is something that we'll neo develop in conversation with th. >> in terms of having non-retaie in the same location? >> correct. >> wwe cannot do this through ts amendment? >> no you cannot. >> that is something we need tok about. in terms of space, in terms of d terms of everything we hear

ofa solution has to be part and parcel of a broader strategy.y very difficult for us outside of the sinai to know what is going on. it is under a state of emergency, you have very few journalists and reporters within the sinai, and it is a closed area for anyone to get into and get a lot of information on. so really we are speculating about a great deal. what we do know is that this insurgency has been going on for quite sometime, it has certainly intensified over the last few years, but the roots of this sort of group go back at least to 2010, and the development that needs to take place in the sinai in order to drain the recruitment pool that these groups try and take people from, that also need to be considered as well. what we see at the moment in egypt, there isa we see at the moment in egypt, there is a great focus on the security solution, a great deal of emphasis in that regard, and i'm not convinced we are about to see that change any time soon, particularly after today. tell us a bit about the village, what do we know about the village

. >> on friday afternoon, a parcel was delivered in alameda california. and the parcel detonated. it is an ongoing investigation. >> reporter: it is unclear how the device detonated. police dispatched audio suggest the woman live anything the home opened the package and it exploded. neighbors tell us they believe a police officer lives in the home. fitch says not releasing any details. >> i lived down at the corner for 51 years and nothing this crazy has ever happened this close. >> reporter: investigators say incidents like this are rare. >> it is a federal offense. serious federal felony. >> reporter: parts at the scene will be sent to the crime lab to be examined. >> just ahead, a problem with deadly consequences. >> we investigate how stolen guns are feeding deadly high profile crimes in the area. next. >>> reports of stolen firearms are on the rise and as we found, those guns are often used in violent crimes. >>> reporter stephen stock. >> reporter: for the first time our team traced nationally where these missing pieces come from and where they end up. we found guns connecte

county known as the hoedown yard to finance construction of affordable housing within pier 70 and parcel k south. item 10, resolution authorizing and directing the executive director of the port of san francisco or designee to prepare an infrastructure financing plan for the city and county of san francisco infrastructure financing district number two. madam chair, item number 11 is also related. would you like me to call? >> supervisor cohen: yes, call 11 as well. >> the resolution of intent to issue bonds for district two and terming other matters therewith. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. that is definitely a mouthful. very good, ms. wong. and brad penson is here to represent the port to talk about the items. let's hear your presentation and pivot to the boa afterwards. thank you. welcome. >> good afternoon. representing lane forbes at the port of san francisco. supervisor cohen, i appreciate your sponsorship of these items in support of the pier 70 project. the pier 70 development, the special use district, is up in front of the board of supervisors next tuesday for its second readin

it will give them an option to enter into a lease for the parcel.ill include a schedule of performance for them building the building and it will include their requirements for design review. design review will include bringing their building design to seawag and we'll have staff level reviews related to their consistency with the design for development for those buildings. they then enter into the ground leases which will be 75-year ground leases that set forth their rental obligations and events of default and how we're managing that relationship. pier 48 lease is anticipated to be an interim lease for existing uses. i think many people are aware that there are different long-term users that we're contemplated for pier 48. at this time, a long-term user has not been identified. however, the pier will be a very critical asset for the development project as construction is going on throughout the site. some of the uses that are currently on lot a will be sort of pushed into pier 48 for an interim time period. with the ultimate goal being a path to l

drones delivering parcels, drones picking up people and carrying them from place to place?be? the next step people really hope for is, yes, carrying firstly parcels, absolutely, and eventually people as well. there are lots of people working very hard on that. there is all sorts of possibilities. there is a huge number of technological problems to overcome to make these things safe. at the moment we can fly a drone for maybe an hour before we have an accident or something, the sort of drones we are looking for in the future it will be more like a million hours before we have an accident, things like that. those are the numbers we will have to deal with, the gaps in zeros, i describe it as. that avionics expert was speaking to me earlier. ireland's european commissioner has urged the uk not to leave the single market and customs union. phil hogan told the observer that it would be the best way to avoid stringent border controls between northern ireland and the republic. theresa may hopes the eu will agree to move the brexit talks onto trade at next month's summit. but mr hog

parcel has a little sensor with little feet and they measure things like the moisture in the soil then the data is sent via this antenna to the mast and from there a signal goes through the internet directly to the home computer. thanks to an online database users know exactly when to water their plants all it takes is one click is probably loving care the harvest should be promising and the fold vegetable boxes are delivered to customers in berlin within a day. shift says they're just testing. and no short and sweet the shift snapshot. languages are key to keeping musical and cultural traditions alive there are about six thousand five hundred languages around the world but nearly half of these are endangered mexico alone has sixty eight indigenous languages in addition to spanish. artists authors and programmers are working to preserve this harriet. for the future. the website can i offer is three learning apps with different local languages. mixed tico and the one in mexico around a million and a half people still speak now that's definitely worth studying for. lack. of a best shot.

but what's more important, as you focus on each site itself, the lot or parcels, they themselves can have a profile very different from the general map you might want to assemble. you may not know there's a drop-off right within the same parcel that has a different -- has rock very close to the grade line. it could drop if that was the bay so to speak. it's difficult to know that, even on a regional basis, downtown shore line. you could craft a map but you would never know the specificity of the lot until you do the borings. in the borings, depending on how large it is, you may find very different soil classifications. that's why it would be very difficult to create that kind of a map and say you're on this site, therefore you shall do this or that for the foundation. director hui may want to add because of his experience as structural engineer and having soil reports and looking at sites with different profiles. >> i do understand the dilemma. director, did you wants to say something? >> i understand what you're saying about the soil conditions can vary. but couldn't we possibly jus

. >> friday afternoon, a parcel was delivered by mail and did detonate. >> reporter: jeff fitch says one person was injured in the blast. >> we're not giving any information out involving the victim. >> reporter: a woman living in the house was hurt and taken to the hospital. she will recover. neighbors say a police officer owns the home. >> i think he works around alameda. >> reporter: the atf, alameda police and sheriff's department are investigating the incident and looking for evidence. >> a policeman came and ask us do we have a camera in your building to, and i said no, i don't have a camera, but what happened? he didn't tell us anything. >> reporter: investigators won't say if they have any suspects or where the package came from and why. >> at this point, we're not releasing any of those details. >> reporter: no one answered the door of the home when we knocked. in alameda, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> and developing news, massage envy, with stores nationwide has been accused by 180 women of sexual assault, according to a report by buzzfeed. they cited police reports and

differ in terms of style and he's much younger than president robert mugabe but he has been part and parcelation of zanu—pf. he has been behind the scenes. he has been the brains behind president robert mugabe. what forced him and his military allies into action was the inexorable rise of grace mugabe. her ostentatious spending shocked even some of the corrupt elite around the president. but it was her political plotting that finally forced the old revolutionaries of the army and the ruling party into action. there is among an older generation of africans some residual affection for a man once seen as an icon of liberation. but his old regional allies are dead and gone and many in his own country will be glad to see the end of the age of mugabe. fergal keane, bbc news. the foreign secretary borisjohnson has held his first meeting with richard ratcliffe, the husband of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, the british—iranian woman in prison in iran. mrjohnson pledged to leave no stone unturned in trying to secure her freedom. our special correspondent lucy manning reports. he's waited 19 months. richa

the sixth parcel is on the west st. john street and paying $6 million. the purchase has been planned for years for the tech village. critics say taxpayer money is being spent to subsidize the private development. >>> help is under way for homeowners whose property tax are due. county officials say property taxes are the biggest expense aside from the mortgage itself. they estimate 1-20 taxpayers struggle to pay the full amount. with the new option, they are able to pay part of the amount giving property owners flexibility. make the tax deadline with fewer penalties. workshops tonight and friday to talk about the partial pay program. we posted more information on our website, www.nbcbayarea.com. >>> tech companies will be back on capitol hill for more questioning today. >> a second day of inquiries into the role of the russian meddling in the election. scott mcgrew, you say today could be tougher than yesterday. >> yeah because today they have two hearings. one in front of the senate in an hour and a half and one in front of the house in the afternoon. re

. >> reporter: bart owns a lot of land, not bart stations, but public parcels owned by part like the here there site. i have asked bart to look into the inventory of land they own to identify parcels that could be turned over to solve the homeless crisis. >> 500,0$500,000 worth of fundir those centers. >>> as we come up on 5:10, get ready to make plans to go jogging this morning. a very cool start. upper 40s. then start out the day with nice, warm clothes to go out for that job. by noon, it will feel more comfortable, approaching 60 degrees. also going hiking today, make sure you bundle up this morning. nice sunrise. temperatures low 40s. by 10:00, 54 degrees. it will be warming up fairly quickly today and cooling off quickly as well. we will talk more about this very nice day before that rain moves in. that's coming up in a few minutes. mike is checking out the altamont corridor. >> we saw the peninsula side look great. the off ramp at willow. over here, the other side of the map, we have those incidents. there was one, now two. both are off of i-580. westbound 580 slows, but that's