. >> anthony rendon does not know if it is going to be in any project. >> you know that thing is going to be a piece of track from the year before that and the year before that and the year before that. so that in itself is going to be a monument to high speed rail, and if they turn it into a sculpture. >> do you worry we would not go any further, and that is dead in the water or any closer to it? >> i am worried that we are dead in the water, and what would be a laughing stock for california. >> speaker rendon wants to convert to high speed rail to upgrade public transit that is operaing in the bay area. and they believe there is enough opposition to the project that he has the votes to do it. >> the definition of insanity is doing the same thing and expecting different results. >> and they are going to take the business plan to the legislature, and they have access to $20 billion to the next ten years, and just enough here to finish the 50 to 80 billion for taxes and fees for the rest of the system, and the part that connects it all to san francisco to l.a., and speaker rendon is not

speaker rendon is not prepared to raise another penny until he sees the full plan. >> we see it's hard spend the remainder of the money without how the project is going to flow. >> brian kelly is the ceo of the high speed rail authority for the past two years. he's been in negotiations with washington to restore nearly a billion dollars in funding pulled by the trump administration for failure to meet construction deadlines. kelly is facing another battle with sacramento. >> do you have key benefits by getting it done here? >> the other thing i don't want to do. nobody wants to leave it partially constructed. as we finish that work and is con constructed. the question at some point is now that you have done that, what do you have? >> the impasse with state lawmakers is a late setback. covid-19 pandemic slowed the pace of construction as more than 300 workers were forced to quarantine and in may, coo joe hedges suddenly resigns three years on the job. a move came to few details released to the public. >> i will just say joe hedges, our ceo did a lot of work to help us advance this proje

rendon crawford, also homer, this is his highlight come up 110 miles an hour, all he can do is tip is top nine, tyler rogers on to close. jake began on anchors -- injured list. three run blast, atlanta up 5-4. bottom nine, giants down to their final strike. against will smith. donovan salah wrote ties it up, we are going to ask. in the 11th, the giants load the bases, but they are out of hitters. picture because men comes up with a sack flight, here comes crawford, safe, giants 65 f -- 6-5, final. a's had the bases loaded three times early, they need one yet, this is it. george harrison single, the angels scored four in the second to take the lead. the maui boy still playing. another night, a play. on this play. out. a's fight back, tied 4-4, the sixth. that is the game-winner, a's victorious 5-4. golf, round two of the fortnite championship. this is the opening event of a new pj season. a rookie from san francisco, 500, minus nine, tied for fourth. chasing mcnealy, up-and-down, eight under 64. up by two heading into the weekend. >> if the 49ers liste eagles, i will shave my eyebrows

rendon crawford, also homer, this is his highlight come up 110 miles an hour, all he can do is tip ist. top nine, tyler rogers on to close. jake began on anchors -- injured list. three run blast, atlanta up 5-4. bottom nine, giants down to their final strike. against will smith. donovan salah wrote ties it up, we are going to ask. in the 11th, the giants load the bases, but they are out of hitters. picture because men comes up with a sack flight, here comes crawford, safe, giants 65 f -- 6-5, final. a's had the bases loaded three times early, they need one yet, this is it. george harrison single, the angels scored four in the second to take the lead. the maui boy still playing. another night, a play. on this play. out. a's fight back, tied 4-4, the sixth. that is the game-winner, a's victorious 5-4. golf, round two of the fortnite championship. this is the opening event of a new pj season. a rookie from san francisco, 500, minus nine, tied for fourth. chasing mcnealy, up-and-down, eight under 64. up by two heading into the weekend. >> if the 49ers liste eagles, i will shave my eyebrow

i'm andre senior and i'm jana katsuyama infer cristina rendon just one week ago, we first told you about three married mail carriers who were being robbed in oakland and berkeley, plus one attempted robbery. thieves still keys from the carriers that are used to open mailboxes in one of those keys. may have been used to break into 24 mailboxes in one apartment building early this week, cameras were rolling when those mailboxes were hit, and ktvu severly is live in oakland. we're learning about this case, amber, tell us about it. andrea spoke with tenants who have had their mail stolen property managers shared with the surveillance videos of the theft that took place most recently on tuesday. this surveillance video shows a man wearing a face covering casually walk up to a bank of mailboxes in the lobby of an apartment building in oakland. he uses a key to unlock the panel removes items and places them in a backpack. see one of the 24 mailboxes broken into early tuesday morning around 2 40 belongs to this tenant. i have to go and check my packages to see what i have ordered and see what's

i'm andre senior, and i'm jana katsuyama in for cristina rendon that sinkhole concerning some residents, but first responders responders said that there were no evacuations needed. the first responders are only asking that people avoid unnecessary travel in the area of valley oaks drive and stone valley road, while crews make repairs, the biggest inconvenience for people in that area right now is water service has cut off. that service will likely not be restored until tomorrow. i noticed a big. like puddle, like an indentation of the mm. the road. yeah. well. first responders are keeping one lane on valley oaks drive it stone valley road open for neighbors who need to get in and out of the area. they have not said what caused the sinkhole. moving to this now what we could go. we first told you about three mail carriers being rather in oakland and berkeley, plus one attempted robbery. thieves stole keys from the carriers that are used to open mailboxes. ktvu amberleigh is live in oakland now, after learning that one of those keys may have been used to break into 24 mailboxes just in one

i'm jana katsuyama infer cristina rendon i'm andre senior pgd finds itself criminally charged for thel wildfires in chester county. the ceo of the company says they may be responsible for the fires, but no crimes were committed. okay to be tom baker joins us with the announcement made by the chef to county d a. and the pgs response, tom. well this is yet another black eye to utility that can ill afford such huge liabilities, which at some point. can't help but to affect shareholder value and, most importantly, consumer rates. so a fair question arises. is this a case that may actually force pg any to become a truly public owned utility? on friday, the shasta attorney announced. p genieople who died fleeing from the zog fire a year ago. we have sufficient evidence to prove. the on a reasonable doubt that the pacific gas and electric company is criminally liable for their reckless ignition of the song, fire deaths and destruction. that it cost prosecutors say the september 27 2020 zog fire was caused by pg and his failure to properly maintain a pine tree near a power line. it fell into

i'm andre senior, and i'm claudine wang infer cristina rendon as california deals with a worsening droughtley irrigation districts are suing the state for forcing water restrictions. investigative reporter brooks jarocz is here with how rules from more than 100 years ago. are at the center of the spite. brooks san francisco has senior water rights dating back to the early 19 hundreds, and they give the city priority to collect water from reservoirs and rivers. those with junior rights are lower on the list and first to be forced to stop drawing water. but right now, with less to go around, those with older water rights are being restricted, and that has brought about this latest legal challenge. here two of extraordinary drought in the central valley, where crops are king. farmers and landowners want every drop of water they can get. but last month big cuts to 4500 farms and cities state regulators, telling them to stop drawing water from reservoirs, rivers and streams or else face a fine up to $10,000 a day several irrigation districts in the city of san francisco are crying foul suing an

infer cristina rendon and i'm andre senior, the influential advisory panel and dorsey extra doses only of severe disease. the decision was made by committee of outside experts who advise the fda ktvu is jesse gary shows us they move came after impassioned debate over whether it's too soon to include young people in the mandate. friday a virtual meeting of an fda advisory committee gave a green light for covid booster shots for the most vulnerable americans, but the majority of healthy adults are still protected by their initial inoculation. we're looking to try to improve on protection that is waning overtime for much of the day, the 18 voting members and others. listen to the pros and cons of a third covid-19 vaccination six months after the last dose was administered, president joe biden says he'd like to begin booster shots as soon as the third week of september. the exact trade off between safety and efficacy. we don't really have a lot of data to make that decision on yet, as far as boosters go. concerns still center on young people who have been vaccinated and who are at risk of

here representing them many dairy families in iowa and across the united states, chairwoman jill rendon highsmith, thank you for giving me the privilege of taking part in the governing process. i was born into a california dairy family face better market conditions in the '90s and after my husband and i work on his family of 500 dairies before taking an opportunity in emerging dairy market the central plains. the flight has been it and three children in northwest iowa but we also work closely with my brother in southeast south dakota and together across relocations, 15000 cows. and most milk in the united states is related to federal milk marketing orders at the system was put in place decades ago to prevent dairy processors and making one farmer been against the other. in other words, fm does promise. and if there milk is as good as the neighbors they will be paid the pit same price. and after decades of decline in sales and fluid milk over the promise now seems to be broken. although these conditions have benefited me personally in the last year, i'm advocating this change because i w

governor newsome and leaders atkin and rendon should be ashamed of their inaction here, or even worse, their action to preempt cities from taking decisive action to protect their tenants. i day of delay inflicts stress and anxiety among those who are >> president walton: thank you. this ordinance passed unanimously on first reading as amended. madam clerk, let's go to item number 9. >> clerk: mr. president, did you want me to read nine and 10 together? >> president walton: my apologies. >> clerk:resolution approving amendment number 2 to the board area f specialty store lease number 12-0086, and stellar partners. and item 10, the lease modification to the 2011 lease and use agreement number 10-0096, with taca international airlines and an estimated rent of approximately $4.3 million. during the extension of the term. >> president walton: thank you, madam clerk. supervisor chan. >> supervisor chan: i recognize that due to the economy it's been -- due to the impact from the pandemic we see that tourism is down and our economy is suffering. i totally understand that the airport is in nee