century. 1580s or so they were talking about a way to defend all their caribbean holdings, because pir piracy was a big problem. spain sent one of its best generals to defend. they came up with the idea of fortifying ten of spain's ports. the plan was puerto rico, havana, all these were going to be fortified. number ten at the bottom of the list st. augustine. the original engineer of the castillo comes up with the plan, how they'll use the lapped and the area that they have to work with. we're at 1/5 scale model for defending the frontier between two nations. if you look at maps of sea from the 16th 17th and early 18th century, they'll have fort iskdss all the way around a city. you'll see 15 or 16 of these in some places, so it was a really common design. but he took the design and scaled it down. one of the reasons why the ideas is a little bit odd balls. windows and doorways slammed up in a corner that seems out of balance. but then the rest of the architectural details balance everything out. the original design of the fort is what is calls trace italian. it's got a couple renovat

ballots between pir of last place team in oakland. third batter of the gym. bradley.ouble down the line off chris and sam can't run it down there off the wall. run scores on the fix!next run scores on the fix batter is consider loss santana a.deep centerfield. that's up and that's out. 12th of the year. 3 runs in 7 innings settled down after that but 3 nothing cleveland. a's 2 hits in the first inning then nothing the rest of the way. josh double. burns home. they didn't get another hit the rest of the night because!bus night bus consider loss shot him down. complete game fan. they last but lost quickly in a swift 2 hours and 15 minutes. astros angels former a's 1 run in the entire month of july. hasn't allowed a single run. struck out 5. scoreless until the 9th. castro good night game over drive home safely. walk off 3 run bomb and astros win 3 nothing. 2 up on the angels atop the al west. dead lane for trade tomorrow 1:00 o'clock specific time one of the big ticket ace is available. traded from tigers to toronto. 43 agent after season. 9 and 4. 2.35 era. toronto acq

where as the pir report upper limit recommendation of 2254 officer was intended to allow officers time for heavy involvement in community policing and problem solving especially during prime time police hours 11 a.m.-9 p.m. allow to [inaudible] work with community organization meet with business people and contact other government agencies. page 3 line 9, where as the controller report found that san francisco has.14 civilian for aench wn sworn officer which is liss than half the national achberage for cities with population over 350 thousand and where as in comparison with peer cities san francisco was found to have a slightly lower number for high priority calls. [inaudible] violent crime falls in the middle of [inaudible] and slightly above the national average for population over 350 thousand. i have one other page which has a lot of-i won't read the whole thing but it talks about the international association of chief of police and their report around patrol staff{talks about ratio for population rate not boo to determine the police staffing. and michigan state university does tha

i will speak from a very personal pir spective. i lived through the japanese invasion. i ran away from the japanese invasion. i was in the chinesevilleolog, but the japanese soldiers came every night to threaten us. i had a little brother who got sick and didn't have enough food, he didn't have enough medicine and died and as a result my parents have no son. they have 5 more girls, but lost their only sun in the hands of the japanese invaders. when yfs 8 we had to run away from the japanese again and usually go to the mountains but it rained the night before, the bridge had been washed out so we could want go to the mountant so we just hid behind the bushes and in a river and are remember i turned blue and i saw japanese pointing pay bayonets behind me. they didn't fine me. [inaudible] many died serving the so called, giving comfort to the japanese soldiers. 35 million japanese and asians didn't survive like i did. let's put politics aside-- >> thank you very much. thank you very much, next speaker. >> good evening supervisors. my name is [inaudible] i'm with the filipi

house gas emissions will be reduced through the proposal by aligning reduction target tooz cut average pir mile emission by 15 percent by june 30 [inaudible] review and report on green house gas emissions each year to insure best practice and consalitation where w the environment. we already have one of the greenest and environmental friendly fleets in the country and this will continue our roll as a snalsh leader. i want to thank a number of departments including the city administrator office, freet management and department of environment for their hard work on coming up with one of the astrungest fleet policy in the state. we are [inaudible] helping the environment and saving taxpayer dollars. colleagues i ask for your support >> thank you supervisor farrell. colleagues can we take this item same house and call? without objection theords nns passes unanimously on the first reading >> item twonet is ordinance to amend 33 f and 33 g of the police code which contain the form knrla retail employee rights ordinance >> supervisor farrell >> thank you president breed. colleagues in front of us

ballots between pir of last place team in oakland. third batter of the gym. bradley.ble down the line off chris and sam can't run it down there off the wall. run scores on the fix batter is consider loss santana a.deep centerfield. that's up and that's out. 12th of the year. 3 runs in 7 innings settled down after that but 3 nothing cleveland. a's 2 hits in the first inning then nothing the rest of the way. josh double. burns home. they didn't get another hit the rest of the night bus consider loss shot him down. complete game fan. they last but lost quickly in a swift 2 hours and 15 minutes. astros angels former a's 1 run in the entire month of july. hasn't allowed a single run. struck out 5. scoreless until the 9th. castro good night game over drive home safely. walk off 3 run bomb and astros win 3 nothing. 2 up on the angels atop the al west. dead lane for trade tomorrow 1:00 o'clock specific time one of the big ticket ace is available. traded from tigers to toronto. 43 agent after season. 9 and 4. 2.35 era. toronto acquiring floyd and david price this past weak goi

. >> our reporter, amy hollyfield is at pir 14 with the the -- at pier 14 with the latest. >> you can see where mourners gathered at the site where kate steinle was killed to pray for her. the archdiocese of san francisco actually does this arranging a rare service for every murder victim in the city a week in their death. but this murder has captured the attention of the nation. you can see how many reporters attended the service although the priest said he would be here no matter who she was and they pray for the soul of the man accused of murdering her. the accused killer has a criminal record and has been deported to mexico five times. this story is getting national attention. in an exclusive jailhouse interview with abc7, francisco sanchez explains he kept coming here because it is a sanctuary city for illegal immigrants. >> did you shoot kate steinle, the lady who was down on pier 14? >> yes. >> you did shoot her? >> ran cisco sanchez said the shooting was an descend. he found the gun under a bench and he picked it up and heard three booms. he did not realize he shot her until h

of crowds, lots of gridlock tough to get around no one has yet formal al nounsed the parameters the pir rem meter the boundaries of that security zone. not yet any way. which is why rumors and speculation have filled the void. a map purporting to show the papal security zone covering all of center city and beyond was posted by the website billy penn.com monday. it followed a similar map on another sight read it suggesting even larger area of disruption and inconvenience. visibly annoyed mayor nutter made time to publicly blast the map as inn rack at and the sights as err responsible. >> speculative reporting on this matter performs absolutely no legitimate function except to paint a false and/or misleading picture for the public. >> reporter: some of that public has already been scared off. by reports of vehicle bans and massive crowds and severe restrictions on who can go where during the september weekend of the papal visit. >> i tried to avoid crowds as much as i can. i know it will be pretty chaotic and just trying to stay home. >> reporter: any desire to come into the city? >> prob

police are saying it was random and unare vehicled making it -- and unprovoked making it so scary at pir 32-year-old kate steinle was murdered here. she is remembered as a compassionate person with a lot of energy and now there are flowers at pier 14 to remember her at the site where she was shot while sightseeing with her father. she was the kind of person who would just set up fundraiser or help friends without even being asked. semi- always did thing like that, she just...the world will be a worse place without her. >> 45-year-old francis coe sanchez is in jail under arrest for her murder. police say he is on probation, from texas and at this point have not said anything more about him or why he would possibly do this. at this point it appears to be random. a police boat searched the waters off the pier 14 and a diver discovered a gun that will need to go through ballistic testing to see if it was the gun used in this murder. >>> san francisco police say they do not remember such a violent crime along this part of the embarcadero in years. the shooting has shocked people would live an

bench and he picked it up and heard three booms. 32-year-old indicate kay was shot on wednesday at pir i 14 walking arm in away with her father and she collapsed. the keller said it was an accident and he did not realize he did it until he was arrested an hour later. he doesn't deny it. >> did you shoot kate steinle the lady who was on pier 13? >> yes. >> you did shoot her? >> yes. >> police went back to the pier yesterday after our interview aired and shut it down for a while so they could investigate his claims. sanchez said he kicked the gun into the water after it fired. divers later recovered it. sanchez told abc7 he wants the harshest punishment and wants to tell kate steinle's parents he no longer wants to live. >> today is the second anniversary of a deadly plane crash at san francisco international airport as they face a new class action lawsuit just filed against south korea asiana airline involves 53 passengers, two years ago flight 214 that originated in korea crashed into the seawall at sfo while trying to land. three teen girls died. 187 people were hurt including one fro

i will speak from a very personal pir spective. i lived through the japanese invasion. i ran away from the japanese invasion. i was in the chinesevilleolog, but the japanese soldiers came every night to threaten us. i had a little brother who got sick and didn't have enough food, he didn't have enough medicine and died and as a result my parents have no son. they have 5 more girls, but lost their only sun in the hands of the japanese invaders. when yfs 8 we had to run away from the japanese again and usually go to the mountains but it rained the night before, the bridge had been washed out so we could want go to the mountant so we just hid behind the bushes and in a river and are remember i turned blue and i saw japanese pointing pay bayonets behind me. they didn't fine me. [inaudible] many died serving the so called, giving comfort to the japanese soldiers. 35 million japanese and asians didn't survive like i did. let's put politics aside-- >> thank you very much. thank you very much, next speaker. >> good evening supervisors. my name is [inaudible] i'm with the filipi