one with ab in 1998 with horn blower and pier 3 that helped us with the pier 28 crews terminal and another underway and working on this at the coffee park in 1996 named the firm of year so i'd like to congratulate them on again on their 35 anniversary and thank them for their tremendous partnership on an saturday october 31st the third work festive a free festival and he would say on the embarcadero running north and powell street in the parking lot at james weldon johnson and taylor there the photographers sign hosted by the fisherman's wharf benefit district to celebrate the san francisco waterfront district gives a chance for boyer folks to visit and while the weather is good this year's festival a cross country competition by the hard rock cafeteria and activities and entertainment next i'd like to sate with great proud pride our own john davis the harvest master of the year john was named the harvest of the year (clapping.) by the california association of hash masters and port captain the ward was on october 7th at the association 67 training conference the criteria for the award is

84 and other piers that is in the next slide the park the last terminal that very slim pier sticking out next to the park this project is funded by the cost could development funds and specifically will be completing engineering and design to stabilize that shoreline you'll see areas the sediment is deteriorating so how to preserve that in fill that serves as a habitat for birds in summary thank you for your time this is a $25.7 million we see a lot of opportunities to addressing the 10 year capital needs and improving the southern waterfront and other key things excluding progressively the ports financial position we see the construction climate as a cost hike up we do see a need for contingencies i'm here with elaine forbes our cfo and other folks for questions. >> thanks nothing mr. rose, can we go to your report on item 2. >> yes. mr. chairman, and members of the committee on page 5 we have a tackle one that identifies each of the $25.7 million of funding sources that included ♪ proposed supplemental and on page 4 we have table 2 which identifies the 16 port capital projects that

herman cruise terminal at pier pier 27. more notices are coming forward on that shortly as well as online comment opportunities for those that can't make the meeting and then to be able to follow up on that we're scheduling a waterfront boat tour. blue and gold has been kind enough to work with us to marshal this tour so people get to look at the waterfront from a different perspective, the water from san francisco bay and we think it's really an unique perspective that should be brought into the fold. so we are launching. we have water front plan web page set up. we are inviting people who want to follow this process to sign up on our email list so they will get meeting notices in the future. we will be having newsletters we're working with renee martin and others on and along with social media messaging and key points and developments in the process so thank you very much. if you have any questions -- and actually i forgot. there are many members of the working group and advisory teams that actually just came. we did not

84 and other piers that is in the next slide the park the last terminal that very slim pier sticking out next to the park this project is funded by the cost could development funds and specifically will be completing engineering and design to stabilize that shoreline you'll see areas the sediment is deteriorating so how to preserve that in fill that serves as a habitat for birds in summary thank you for your time this is a $25.7 million we see a lot of opportunities to addressing the 10 year capital needs and improving the southern waterfront and other key things excluding progressively the ports financial position we see the construction climate as a cost hike up we do see a need for contingencies i'm here with elaine forbes our cfo and other folks for questions. >> thanks nothing mr. rose, can we go to your report on item 2. >> yes. mr. chairman, and members of the committee on page 5 we have a tackle one that identifies each of the $25.7 million of funding sources that included ♪ proposed supplemental and on page 4 we have table 2 which identifies the 16 port capital projects that

17 area and pier 26, 28 and the pier 38 area so earthquake hazards we live in earthquake country withationally quiet periods following the 1906 san francisco earthquake all indications this could end soon the united states working gron group on the california kwaeshthd is 72 percent of major earthquakes in the barrier magnitude 6 point plus this is a major earthquake for the 72 percent number. >> the 1989 loma prieta earthquake was not a major earthquake for san francisco. >> estimate in 1906 it was over $60 million away produced only moderate consists this is what the loma prieta in the 1906 earthquake from loma prieta on the top and 1906 on the bottom to give you an idea of interest it take 40, 1989 so equal the 1906 this is offshore in san o 1906 this is offshore in san to 1906 this is offshore in san francisco. >> waterfront trends in ground shaking the team looked at the fault probability you can see the faults on this map team analyzed the fault and generated the ground motions along the waterfront for a variety of return periods this is call schematic analysis this graph shows

and now to pier 30. what is going on, chris? >> hope you are doing well,is a great opportunity to thank the men and women who serve and protect our country, we are live at pier 14 where the gates just opened to the public. i will show you the view from sky 7. this is the uss somerset ship. it has a special connection to san francisco. i want to show you what it looks like inside the ship was named after the passengers of united flight 93 the plane that took off from newark international 9/11, 2001. it was scheduled to land at sfo with a number of bay area families but, instead, went down in somerset county, pennsylvania. service member are looking forward to engaging with bay area residents. >> we had the air show going on, ship tours and a lot to offer, but please, take time to engage the individual service member walking down the street in san francisco and teach them about the beautiful history. >> fleet week has training and education component that brings together civilian and military forces that develop and share best pra

on the 7th of october a medical pier-to pier exchange at the marine's memorial and on the 7th senior leadership seminars day one. we do two-day seminars tackling immediately subjects with the military and these are our seniors leaders throughout the entire bay area region. the first day of the seminar will focus on energy restoration. i know that is one of the mayor's interest areas with the lifelines council. and the day concludes with a tour of the ship docked at piers 30-32. day 2 is the second day of the senior leadership seminar. on thursday, we also have an interoperable training with the navy and on saturday, actually friday/saturday/sunday this year, everyone who can should make it down to the marina green. we have a static display there at the humanitarian village, humanitarian assistance village and get lots of great information from all of the presenters and the different organizations who have booths there, along with being able to see the actual military capabilities that would be brought to san francisco. so all in all, it's a very exciting week, and we are very happy t

on the 7th of october a medical pier-to pier exchange at the marine's memorial and on the 7th senior leadership seminars day one. we do two-day seminars tackling immediately subjects with the military and these are our seniors leaders throughout the entire bay area region. the first day of the seminar will focus on energy restoration. i know that is one of the mayor's interest areas with the lifelines council. and the day concludes with a tour of the ship docked at piers 30-32. day 2 is the second day of the senior leadership seminar. on thursday, we also have an interoperable training with the navy and on saturday, actually friday/saturday/sunday this year, everyone who can should make it down to the marina green. we have a static display there at the humanitarian village, humanitarian assistance village and get lots of great information from all of the presenters and the different organizations who have booths there, along with being able to see the actual military capabilities that would be brought to san francisco. so all in all, it's a very exciting week, and we are very happy t

piers: right.ut the challenge coming back here, the pra, everyone wants to set an agenda and be crystal about improving banking practice and moving back to traditional methodology of the bank of england, focused on capital, your control of capital, as opposed to the fsa which was a bit more laissez-faire and open to how you manage the different parts of your balance sheet. the common regulatory stance really sets an interesting challenge, but i think this has nothing to do with the regulators -- this is the management team saying we need to focus, have leadership back. -- if weecision reinvest in that business and try and generate return or we decide that we have an investment banker who can take it down to a more manageable size, and still generate economic return? until you sit down, it is difficult to speculate. all i would simply observe is that they have taken down this -- they have been focused on better performance, and it is starting to come through in the numbers. we have moved from a posi

liberal son pier turdoe. the philadelphia eagles. good morning, welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets and what to expect ahead. >> cheryl: a new poll shows donald trump continues in race, front runner, ben carson coming in second at 22% followed by marco rubio. ted cruz is in fourth place. jeb bush gets 8% followed by fiorina. trump and carson have both asked for secret service protection in the campaign trail. they're expected to be in congress next week. bush slamming trump over 9/11. >> when we were attacked, my brother created an environment where we were safe. >> cheryl: well, you want to make sure you tune in with v varney and company. >> nicole: support for hillary clinton jumps. clinton now has 51% support. that's an increase of 10 percentage points since earlier this month. bernie sanders gets 27%. joe biden has 13%. meanwhile former virginia senator jim webb is thinking about dropping and running instead as an independent. webb is planning to hold a news conference at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. >> cheryl: our neighb

84 and other piers that is in the next slide the park the last terminal that very slim pier sticking out next to the park this project is funded by the cost could development funds and specifically will be completing engineering and design to stabilize that shoreline you'll see areas the sediment is deteriorating so how to preserve that in fill that serves as a habitat for birds in summary thank you for your time this is a $25.7 million we see a lot of opportunities to addressing the 10 year capital needs and improving the southern waterfront and other key things excluding progressively the ports financial position we see the construction climate as a cost hike up we do see a need for contingencies i'm here with elaine forbes our cfo and other folks for questions. >> thanks nothing mr. rose, can we go to your report on item 2. >> yes. mr. chairman, and members of the committee on page 5 we have a tackle one that identifies each of the $25.7 million of funding sources that included ♪ proposed supplemental and on page 4 we have table 2 which identifies the 16 port capital projects that

we are not the sure how long because it just happened but there is some pier damage, crack in the pierty bridge. chestnut closed at front. penndot will be a assessing the situation. market or walnut two good alternates because that traffic is diverted on front street. >>> the death of the camden county toddler remains a mystery. >> autopsy results of three-year old brendan creato's body is inconclusive. we are hearing 911 called brandon's father made tuesday morning after his son vanished. >>> hours later a police dog found brand an's body in the woods of the local park a half mile from his father's home in haddon township. brandon's grandfather spoke exclusively with "eyewitness news". >> he was at the door, he would be around. his character was so funny. he would make you laugh. just lift your spirits. >> for now authorities cannot rule on how brendan died. investigators are awaiting a toxicology report. >>> philadelphia police meanwhile are investigating a a deadly shooting that left a 19 year-old man dead and two others injured. >> yeah, this is second straight night of violence in

casino pier here in seaside heights is the most exposed structure tonercy shore north of atlantic city. workers are busy securing everything that could go airborne. dismantling a couple of their most exposed rides. with a big columbus day week end ahead not everything is closed down. >> if we close this weekend we can't open next weekend. we're only taking down a few rides. >> reporter: remember these pictures of casino pier closed for months after sandy took down the roller coaster. for a boardwalk that's at this time of the year normally dead trying to stay open next weekend is important. >> great offseason, shoulder season event. that's when we still get people coming. >> reporter: at this candy shop across the pier extra weekends are sweet music to the business. threats of hurricanes not so much. >> we're worried.

but the implosion itself of the pier will be totally underwater. there will be nothing to see. >> reporter: chp will be on the bridge and on the water. the bike path will be closed. for a few minutes before and after the implosion, bay bridge traffic will be stopped at the toll gate westbound, and at the tunnel eastbound. >> this is an active demolition site. we want to encourage the public to stay away. >> reporter: a huge piece of steel and concrete topped by a wooden work deck. the entire implosion will last only about six seconds. the gray steel and concrete will sink to the bottom. the wood will continue to float on top. these are so called debris mats. in reality, heavy steel curtains made of steel cables. from this caltrans animation, you can see they'll be placed around the underwater pier shortly before the implosion, crews will turn on compressors which will turn on bubbles from the base, which will lessen the shock of the implosion on sealife. the implosion will in seconds remove the equivalent of a 5- story underwater building instead o

our reporter joins us from pier 43. someone has to do it. >> can you imagine getting to play on this court tonight? the warriors do not get to fling it like this, it lights up with l.e.d. panel. look at the tv set behind the nets where they will have the broadcasters before the game. tnt usually sets it up in new york. it is the first time they take it on the road and folding in the fans. they picked the home of the champions, the warriors, so the commentators include shaquille and charles barkley broadcasting tonight. you can watch the game here. in the day you can catch an autograph session with former worse at 1:00 o'clock, and this is pier 43 so we have seen a last tourists popping up and they like what they see. >> it makes sense it is here because this is home of the champions. it is beautiful here by the water. there is a last cool stuff going on. it add as lot of energy. >> does it get you excited for basketball season. >> i am excited for the son. it could be a rough ride for us but it could be from for you guy

caltrans blast mats will cover the pier and marine mammals living in the work zone. there's concern about the creation of a toxic hot spot. a lot of the animals and fish around here eat but environmental protection was a very key element in the planning, which is why it decided on a november blast date. >> that's the time in which the least amount of mammals and water or life will be in the bay. >> caltrans says doing it manually would cost $254 million and would expose wildlife to months of work compared to the $160 million implosion, which is expected to take just six seconds. the bay bridge will stay open during this implosion, but the chp is set to temporarily close this off. this stretch of the eastern span to drivers so they're not alarmed when there is this muffled blast and the walkway will be closed, as well. >> they wouldn't want to be driving when that happened. >> that would scare the you know what out of you. if you didn't know that was coming. >>> plenty of forewarning and the temperatures will be rising into the weekend. good morning. >> good morning.

. >>> caltrans has permission to blow up a five-story concrete pier that is under water.how it will work and who is concerned. that story is coming up. >>> okay, it's tiny, this apple watch. wait until you hear about the new wearable that might be in the works. >>> and good evening, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri, we tracked a strong thunderstorm today, today from the area, we're talking about more chances of thunderstorms in the forecast coming up. >>> the taliban is now claiming it shot down a usc 130 transport plane in afghanistan today. six americans are dead. the entire crew of the plane. the plane took off from jalalabad. now the military train that went down looks like this one. it is not the actual plane. u.s. officials are determining if it is true, but the crash is still under investigation. >>> and california is conducting their own investigation of volkswagen, the state is dropping out of a multi-state investigation to conduct its own probe into the admission that they rigged elements to pass a smog test. one of the reasons they are conducting this test is bec

other events include ship tours at pier 30 to 32, pier 80, and pier 15. those run until 4:00 p.m. today. the blue angel will say farewell to the bay area as they head to hawaii for the next show. >> not bad. san francisco, hawaii -- they were in san diego before here. >> they're wonderful. >> good tour. >>> a third of our students rising above grow up without their parents. >> one woman step in to a role she hadn't played in years to saver her grandchildren. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: tanisha walker graduated from ucla this year in african-american studies. >> exciting. i'm so happy. it was a long road so i'm really excited. >> i'm very happy for her. and myself. [ laughter ] >> reporter: tanisha shares the accomplishment with her grandmother mae walker, who raised her. we met them five year ago when tanisha was with a senior in oakland. but this is where with she went after school, work at the boy and girls club in west oakland. >> point of the game is speed. >> they come in and don't even say hi. "hi, ms. mae began." "is tanisha here yet?" >> reporter: tanisha was a sa

there will be three other ships that will be docked on pier 80 as well. there are plenty of things to do for people to come out and hang out during fleet week. >> hufz quite a morning. thank you. >>> a san francisco police officer was sent to the hospital this morning after police say a suspected car thief hit and pinned him with a stolen car. it happened at midnight on mary bell avenue in vernon heights. the stolen bmw had front end damage when he tried to run the officer over. the driver of the bmw took off and hit another police car along the way. police were able to stop him. the driver and two other people have been arrested. residents in the area heard quite a commotion. >> the hurt officer screamed. >> what did you hear? >> help me! >> that is all you heard. >> they're like, diedre, the officer, somebody outside. >> the officer was rushed to the hospital. work resumes on an oakland mural where an artist was shot and killed last week. the 27-year-old artist antonio ramos got into an argument with a man who later pulled out a gun and shot him. police

84 and other piers that is in the next slide the park the last terminal that very slim pier stickingut next to the park this project is funded by the cost could development funds and specifically will be completing engineering and design to stabilize that shoreline you'll see areas the sediment is deteriorating so how to preserve that in fill that serves as a habitat for birds in summary thank you for your time this is a $25.7 million we see a lot of opportunities to addressing the 10 year capital needs and improving the southern waterfront and other key things excluding progressively the ports financial position we see the construction climate as a cost hike up we do see a need for contingencies i'm here with elaine forbes our cfo and other folks for questions. >> thanks nothing mr. rose, can we go to your report on item 2. >> yes. mr. chairman, and members of the committee on page 5 we have a tackle one that identifies each of the $25.7 million of funding sources that included ♪ proposed supplemental and on page 4 we have table 2 which identifies the 16 port capital projects that w

. >> reporter: at the docks at san francisco's hyde street pier. >> too complicated. >> reporter: the historic, wooden ship. >> a long day. >> reporter: rising with the sun. >> little bit more. >> roger. >> taking the national historic landmark from her birth at hyde street pier to dry dock in alameda. >> reporter: the ship built in fair halven in 1895. >> reporter: originally built to haul lumber, later cargo salmon and codfish. for the last half century, retired to the docks. her masts gone, floating maritime attraction for the national park service. >> this ship has always been at the dock. >> reporter: but on this day. once again traversing glorious tides of the bay only now a par of tugboats doing the job of the wind. >> i think it's neat to kind of put yourself in the mind set of what it would have been like to travel on this a hundred years ago. >> reporter: if you ignored cell phone cameras, it was just like floating back in time. >> imagine her being out there under her own power. >> creeking and groaning are noises we don't hear at piers. >> just talking to us. >> reporter:

pier 80. you can come down here from 9:00 to 4:00 today, tomorrow and monday. it's absolutely worth it. pier 80, which is way away from most of the other stuff. but absolutely worth coming here. there are two ships here. it's very much worth your while. tom vacar, cute fox 2 news. >> after the tour, i'm sure there will be twice as many people come come -- people coming out. >> thank you. >> thank you, tom. >>> still to come -- three people accused of killings in san francisco and marin counties are headed back to the bay area to face charges. the evidence that links them. >>> and finally, a little bit of normal, the first football in middletown after the valley fire. much more than just a game. that's when "mornings on 2" continues. ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ just you and i ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ and oh the best it could be ♪ just you and i ♪ ♪i'm learning to fly >>> my, my, my. not a good morning to learn how to fly. give you a live look at al

from this caltrans animation they will be placed around the under water pier. crews will turn on compressors producing an underwater wall of bubbles lessening the shock of compression. the imexplosion -- imexplosion will remove the equivalent of a five story building. >>> ryan harriman was practicing with the polly team when he was found underwater. a candle light vigil is held tonight. >>> friends and supporters welcome home a college student who suffered a paralyzing injury. she's been in the hospital for several months in oregon. she was articlized after falling -- paralyzed after falling while hiking. >> she's a fan -- fantastic young lady. her life is full and we love her. >> she plans to return to the university of oregon in january, right now she's learning to adjust to her new circumstances. >>> berkeley police can't say if there were one or two different men trying to lure young girls in a van. there's several reports of a man trying to get middle school girls into his van. the man is latino but described as being in his 20s and middle age. >> he initi

live at pier 80, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, chuck. california marks a historic first becoming the first state to ban the routine use of antibiotics in livestock. they relied on antibiotics to prevent illness and speed up growth before animals are slaughtered. many blame it for the increase in antibiotic resistant bacteria or super bugs. in 2018, it should be a model for the factory farming industry. california is the third largest producer of meat in the united states. a pest with a punch has come to the bay area. inspectors discovered two sharpshooters in marin and sonoma counties. they can spread diseases to set up a plant that is a threat to the wine industry in the north bay. they arrived in shipments from the santa barbara area. they bring up to 300 times the body weight daily, about the same as a 150 pound adult drinking 4300 gallons of water a day. >> thousands packed the capital to mark the 20th anniversary of the million man march. justice or else. police misconduct was a central focus. many say there remains a deep divide in

pier 40 the real estate staff has begun to process leases with the tenant tenants bringing them up to market rates. we added new restrooms and cleaned the pier and changing out storage units replaced with mental -- metal storage cases, and very important to the community and to port staff. we're working with a long time tenant the bay area association of disabled sailors to enlarge the premises for access to the bay for the disabled community. those discussions are well under way and we anticipate having that finalized in the next 30 days. they're a cornerstone of public access in the community down there. they do a lot of work with the wounded warriors and other organizations and the port wants to be supportive of them, so next on your list of what we've done was update the rules and regulations and other administrative practices. the current rules and regulations date back to 1986 whether the harbor was founded. >> >> we wanted to transition the process of the harbor to reflect city and port's policies and have a transition into the financial systems. in consultant with the city att

this weekend at pier 80, down third street and turn on marin, that's where you'll find pier 80. they'll be some concerts, all of the ships, food trucks will be out here. 10:00 to 6:00 saturday, and sunday, and once again you can come out for tours starting today at 10:00 to 2:00 and from 9:00 to 4:00 the rest of the week. but come back out here live. i found a close to local guy here. this is isaac. isaac is from sacramento and we found out, isaac is a raiders fan. >> oh, yeah. >> and we found a rumor, right now, guys, mike, gasia, sal, i don't know if you're still there, a rumor is the raiders want to take a tour. we want to show love to the entire bay area. 49ers have been here, but now it's time for the raiders. >> oh, yeah. it's definitely our season hopefully. i'm gunning for it, and that would be a great student -- opportunity if the rumor did come true. that would be a problem for myself and the rest of the ship's crew to show what we do to the professional sports teams, and especially the oakland raiders, number one fan on board the ship. i get heckled a lot for it. i've

many of the seals at least resting here on pier 39.erts say you will be seeing more of this coming because of the slidty of the water effects what is going on because of the drought. and so we will be seeing a lot more of that. possibly in the bay and in the coming days. back to you. >>> all right we will tell our friends behind you i say hi. i wish them >>> okay from -- just about an hour ago southwest airline said the technical problem has been fixed. ktvu fox 2 news janine de la vega is live at mineta san jose airport. things are looking much better aren't they? >> yes -- and this morning no flights have been delayed at -- they have been telling travel everies to arrive two house ahead of time and print their boarding pass at home but that request is no longer being made on the company's website. 500 flights werety layed because computer problems from travelers amg long this morning don't -- >> i'm in the military. we just called and checked our e-mail and the airline said everything was fine and we're good to go. >> southwest has t

some animation for you, it shows how explosives will be placed inside the pier.ix seconds. you'll see, that's what they expect to happen. they're going to close the bridge for about 15 minutes as a precaution on november 7th. >>> keep a close eye on your credit report. t-mobile says hackers stole the personal information of 15 million people who applied for credit each month. they are offering to provide customers two years of free credit monitoring and identity protection. >>> we know about the eight-hour workday. how would you like a six-hour workday? >> oh, i would hate that. sweden is kpeerpting, though with the idea. >> companies that have tried it say their workers are fresher, more focussed and more productive. and bosses report fewer arguments between employees. nobody argues here. >> no, not here. >> less time, but go more intense while you're at it. >> our next guest will bring humor to your life. meet bandit. he's our with toothpaste or plain water.an their dentures and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to

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84 and other piers that is in the next slide the park the last terminal that very slim pier sticking out next to the park this project is funded by the cost could development funds and specifically will be completing engineering and design to stabilize that shoreline you'll see areas the sediment is deteriorating so how to preserve that in fill that serves as a habitat for birds in summary thank you for your time this is a $25.7 million we see a lot of opportunities to addressing the 10 year capital needs and improving the southern waterfront and other key things excluding progressively the ports financial position we see the construction climate as a cost hike up we do see a need for contingencies i'm here with elaine forbes our cfo and other folks for questions. >> thanks nothing mr. rose, can we go to your report on item 2. >> yes. mr. chairman, and members of the committee on page 5 we have a tackle one that identifies each of the $25.7 million of funding sources that included ♪ proposed supplemental and on page 4 we have table 2 which identifies the 16 port capital projects that

. >> we had intense fire from land, down to the piers. >> reporter: the fire chief says only one boat was involved when crews arrived but the flames were quickly spreading to others. >> the wind wasn't too bad but still enough to allow it to spread in the fiberglass and there's a lot of gasoline down there. >> reporter: upwards of 100 gallons of vessel in some cases. >> we walked down the dock and in 10 minutes his boat was engulfed. than the next boat, then our boat. >> reporter: in the end, roughly 9 damaged. most are a total loss. four of them completely underwater. >> normally i would be sleeping i'm lucky to be here. >> reporter: we are starting over, this time it comes with a silver lining. next move. >> reporter: taking a live look here on the pier, you can see looking out at the wreckage to the right of those people, a closer look at some of the charred wreckage on the water. i can tell you that right now, one of the witnesses believes that the fire may have began somewhere in a panel compartment of one of these vessels. that has not been confirmed by fire officials. they are

on the 7th of october a medical pier-to pier exchange at the marine's memorial and on the 7th senior leadership seminars day one. we do two-day seminars tackling immediately subjects with the military and these are our seniors leaders throughout the entire bay area region. the first day of the seminar will focus on energy restoration. i know that is one of the mayor's interest areas with the lifelines council. and the day concludes with a tour of the ship docked at piers 30-32. day 2 is the second day of the senior leadership seminar. on thursday, we also have an interoperable training with the navy and on saturday, actually friday/saturday/sunday this year, everyone who can should make it down to the marina green. we have a static display there at the humanitarian village, humanitarian assistance village and get lots of great information from all of the presenters and the different organizations who have booths there, along with being able to see the actual military capabilities that would be brought to san francisco. so all in all, it's a very exciting week, and we are very happy t

app mission shows how explosives will be pleased inof the pier.al tran will close the bridge on november 7 as precaution. >> pitching lets sheen on san francisco ritz carlton hotel. all this month october is breast cancer awareness month. they are helping breast cancer awareness fund to fight the disease. >>> really great. umbrella pop up and turn on the windshield wipe intereastern contra costa county. e.cell phone video cap towered a steady downpour in brentwood this afternoon. randy steadily. viewers tweeted pictures like this one as dark storm clouds fell the sky above this item october when you see pumpkin out there. this one covered in rain drochlt also tweeted out it took about half hour to partially fill that dish with water. remember if you see news happening take a picture or video. share it with us with the hash-tag. >> every drop welcome see it so badly. >> real downpour. >> how about just go for half an inch in brent wood with what you are going to see in just a moment. here's a photo sent to me from pleasanton year and this was tweet

and when the pier itself is rebuilt, it will extend over the beach, not the surf. while it is true we've come a long way, there's plenty more that needs to to be done. here's news4 new jersey reporter ted greenberg. >> it's very time-consuming, very strenuous and depressing. >> exactly three years after sandy slammed his hometown, robert so larry is still in limbo and dealing with the red tape on the amount of recovery money his family will get to elevate his house and renovate it a second time since the storm. >> this is our third appeal and each time the paperwork takes so long. >> in solari's neighborhood some houses are abandoned, others have been rebuilt and lifted to comply with stricter flood insurance requirements. >> it's still not restored to what it was. >> but the sound of construction is still everywhere with homes in the process of going up. >> i would have never thought three years later there's still people out, still people out of their homes. it's sad. >> a spokeswoman for the state department of community affairs since the agency does not know th