>> rooftop, rooftop, one of the best schools in san francisco, but this is what they're served, okay? [applause] >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi. my name is shabeka thomas. i'm also an alumni of san francisco unified school district. that was my nephew, but i have a lot of cousins involved in the san francisco unified school district. i graduated. my point is the lunch for the kids is horrible. they don't eat it. the smell of it, that's -- that's your sense, you smell first before you even touch it, so if the smell is bad, what makes you think the kid going to eat it? and i think just take that into consideration when you're deciding healthy because there's healthy food that smell good, there is he healthy food that look good. when you're deciding on putting food into the schools for the kids, please, you smell it, you try it, and then serve it to our babies. [applause] >> yes, my name is vanessa jackson, and my problem is i work for the sheriff's department. did you look at that food? did you guys see the picture of that food? i want you guys to see this. >> yeah, turn it a

statement the san francisco public library says there are no plans for existing library locations to have rooftop housing. the san francisco public library is certainly open to creative strategies for future library capital projects. however, input from neighborhood residents and library users would be necessary. >> parking is challenging around here. >> so many people need affordable housing and there is this empty space. >> i think there were limttations of what they could

those are the ones up on rooftops and tall towers, down by the freeway. those have gotten additional bands for their operations. those have gone up in power. in this new system, the new design of serving people right where they are because of the capacity needs, people have a high demand for the service that the larger facilities run out of capacity. so these low power facilities are lower than they were in the 1990s. these are on the art of 100 watts. so very low power facilities do serve the immediate areas. i hope that addresses your question. >> it does. but an aside question would be, are these primarily geared toward the 5g? >> >> no, they're not. this is expanding 4g service. 5g is going to operate in a different frequency band. these antennas wouldn't support 5g. so when that comes -- and i think it's a question of when, not if. it will be a whole separate analysis process for what those facilities are going to be. still, the carriers just what i read, are testing in certain markets to see the effectiveness of it because its function is different

so we know when it opens, it's going to -- you know, bus operations, fabulous rooftop facilities, the park and so on. people are going to be very impressed. one of the recommendations coming from the cac was how do you incorporate, you know, what the vision of trains would look like. the objective of this visual is for passenger -- for visitors and passengers to have a window into the future of the transit center so that they can understand and get a feel and envision of the grand central station of the west. will it's done through some type of physical model or virtually, this would be something for the project team to explore. the project team thought both recommendations had merit and will take under consideration. that wraps up our report and thank you for the opportunity and happy to answer any questions. >> i have a quick one. i really appreciate how your committee is concerned about integrating into the surrounding neighborhood. it occurred to me, is there a way for our security people, once we get up and running, to very quickly notify the security people in the surrounding bl

i knew an incident at rooftop -- rooftop this year. i don't have to yell or argue. i know how to organize correctly to make such a change. because this is not, this is not only san francisco schools. this is throughout the states, how black children are being treated. san francisco who calls itself out to be liberal, to be progressive, we are not creating better innovative ways to teach our kids, our black children. when everyone, we are always at the bottom. that is what i'm saying. parents, i speak to all of you that have black children. we need to organize and make people accountable for our children. [applause] >> next speaker, please. >> my name is melanie bowman. my daughter attends the cleveland. there is an incident that happened on june 4th that one of the neighbours had a gun and the police came in the school, which i think, from my understanding, the school is supposed to be shut down. it didn't happen. it took a long time. nobody notified me until one of the parents told me the next d day. i went to speak with the principal on the principal said they tal

some places the water was so deep that you could not see the rooftop anymore. the storm become hurricane on friday, it hit land on monday when the storm unleashed the hail on new orleans and on the gulf co gulf coast. it was clear that the rescue plans were inadequate when they were just nonexistence. people had no way out. by tuesday, the day after land fall, the coast guard had pulled hundreds of people off rooftops. by tuesday, 20,000 people at the convention center where there is no food and water and services. another 20,000 people have made their way to the shelter of the super dome. by tuesday, people were literally, americans were dying in plain view in new orleans. for that point, by tuesday, the day after land fall watching the news was like watching the end of the world. thousands of people were feared at that point. and then the following day on wednesday, rice went on vacation. she decided to have a new york city luxury vacation where she would stay at the palace hotel. secretary of state. she wrote about it in her memoir later. i flew to new york

s a new rooftop that we will be bringing into compliance aft a complaint. flywheel roastery is a little lcoffee shop in the haight that be bringing into compliance. that was also a neighbor complaint. bistro sf, noise complaint. we're going to try to bring them into compliance. there's a lot of compliance checks that are happening based off of sound complaints through 311. and then, tw mhat w -- one, ken cholla's, you'llee s that was one that came from a complaint, and tiptop bar, we're going to be bringing them into compliance, as well. co one we discovered after a laint, ath , one, we discovered because of that complaint across thet. great american music hall? i don't usually see them with ongoing complaints? >> we don't. we have visited great american music hall. we've talked to them about keeping doors closed, keeping drapes closed.ey he an upded d the order. last time mike and i visited, they had a very quiet show, so it was not a true test to get a plan of how much sound is escaping, sgo w s fpiday to see what the show all of the complaints, i think i

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will he be one of those players who has found out, got the knock rooftop on the shoulderfrom has found against to his yeah? welcome back to the gulf of finland, a picture of calm, no thunder claps here. but in the distance behind me in the dense forest, england are getting ready forest, england are getting ready for their final sleep before departing for a photograph. and today, they trained behind close doors, that is the first time they been able to enjoy that luxury survey landed in russia. that have allowed disallowed gareth southgate to work on hisjoe's information for the first game. we don't know exactly who will be filling what position, but we know that the entire squad have now been informed of their roles, so they know where they stand, whether starting on the bench were not involved at all. if reports are to be believed, jordan pickford will be in goal, with a back three of harry maguire, john stones and kyle walker. the wing backs being kieran trippier and ashley young. the wind forwards raheem sterling and jesse lingard in support of captain harry kane. but thatis support

the suspect seen running over the rooftops after climbing the ladder.ouse on the block, he broke through an upstairs window with his hands. he climbed in there. police scrambled to meet him inside. eventually they brought him back outside, but he had handcuffs on. it is not clear whether anyone was at home at the time. police have not released his name, the name of the suspect, nor the charges that he will likely face. >> that's one way to go. all right. let's check our forecast with bill karins. >> let's head into the weekend. we'll have thunderstorms to deal with. it's really the heat wave. as we go through friday right in the middle of the country, hot and humid weather arriving friday. you'll start to feel it. it's really saturday the hot stuff will be through the ohio valley, mid-atlantic. triple digit heat in texas. strong storms in areas of northern plains, then by sunday that's the peak day for the heat. many areas of the northeast and through the mid-atlantic states, the southeast a little warm, too. >> sounds good. >> thanks much. >> when we c

so in schools like rooftop, where we just heard some comments about that, and many other schools, can you -- have the complaints been logged in and -- and when those kinds of things happen, how are they -- how quickly are they getting resolved? how how are you dealing with those types of things? >> thanks to sfusd staff, whenever we heard about it, we address it as soon as we can. we have 15 trucks going throughout the schools every single day. we do have to cover 115 schools plus a number of other sites, and typical response time is about 20 to 30 minutes if there is an issue, as long as we have supply on hand. we keep -- just in case, we do have quality assurance measures happening in our kitchen before things go out, if there's an issue on-site, we'll have a response on it or a replacement or a plan b within 20 to 30 minutes, and of course, we -- we know that having food that's under quality means a kid doesn't eat, and all of us jump out of our skin when something like that comes up. >> and are those logged in. >> yeah. >> so can we see what those reports look like? >> yes. we hav

directly with revolution foods and with the team and with the families that were here tonight at rooftop so we can begin to address the concerns that have been raised and continue to improve our school meals. it will be impossible for us to meet our obligations of providing students with school meals if the board does not take action to approve a contract before the end -- you know, tonight. we've got commitments that have been made to a lot of c.b.o.'s and to a lot of programs to offer school meals over the summer. 100% of those are brought meals. we don't have any internal capacity to provide those meals, and we don't have the infrastructure to shift to something else, which is why we started the process in the fall so that we could see what opportunities there were out there. and like i said, - ad itveis we reached out directly to companies. there were only three that responded. one was nonresponsive, the other was an entity that didn't exist prior to submitting their proposal to us. there were three companies that never worked together anywhere else in the states to meet the kind of

and some places you could only see the rooftops above the water. some places the water was so deep you couldn't even see the rooftops anymore. again, the storm had become a hurricane on friday. it hit land on monday. when the storm unleashed that hell on new orleans and on the gulf coast on monday, it was clear that the evacuation orders, the transit plans, the rescue plans were woefully, woefully inadequate when they were just -- when they were just non-existent. people just had no way out. by tuesday, the day after landfall, the coast guard had pulled hundreds of people off rooftops. by tuesday there were 20,000 people at the convention center, where there was no food, no water, no services. another 20,000 people had made their way to that shelter of last resort at the superdome. by tuesday people were literally -- americans were literally dying in plain view in new orleans. by that point, by tuesday, by the day after landfall, watching the news was like watching the end of the world. thousands of people were feared dead at that point. and then t

more comfort food. >> i imagine the rooftops get extremely crowded? >> we're extremely busy. the neighborhood embraced we have a fun atmosphere. >> ryan and chef alex, from cortez. thanks for joining us. i'm not going to wait any long and have this gorgeous taco. angie, we'll save you some, too. >> please do. and the benches also. >>> thank you. the show that takes everyday athletes to the test, "american ninja warrior" returns i to usual monday night home on nbc. contesnts will take onhe notoriously difficult course in the quest for that million dollar prize. on one athlete has claimed it in history but host matt eman explains. >> this is a show that hasll virtuay more success than any other show because oftentimes, people win just by showing up. >> "american ninja warrior" airi t here on nbcnbc4. we're going to get a look at that hot forecast. be sure to tune into >>> american airlines has agreed to pay $45 million to settle a lawsuit allegeding it colluded with other airlines to drive up fares. american denies wrongdoing and said fighting the case which cour would be costl

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and then he walked over here to the marina bay sands hotel and he went all the way up there to that rooftop structure that looks like a giant surfboard just on top of that hotel and from there you have a beautiful view over all of singapore and on a clear day you can even look as far as the outlying islands of indonesia and when he was up there kim marveled at how beautiful and how clean everything is here and that sort of ties in with what he said to south korean president in when they met in april at the demilitarized zone where he said that all the north korean athlete athletes that had gone to the winter olympics in south korea they had been so impressed with the bullet trains there. paired to where he's from north korea which is obviously an isolated country so that's very different apparently he's very impressed by that and it goes to show that he he really wants to modernize his country because he likes these advances and you have to keep in mind that even though he's studied in switzerland he's only in his early thirty's and since two thousand and eleven since he took power he only

bay now from here he walked over to the marina bay sands hotel and he went up all the way to that rooftop structure there where that looks like a giant surfboard and from there you have an amazing view over all of singapore and a clear day you can even look as far as the outlying islands of indonesia across the singapore straight up their hotel guests were even allowed to take photographs of kim's own something that was that was that was they were still stopped from doing. when he arrived on sunday so he wants to portray a different picture of himself and send that out to the world a different picture than that of that brutal dictator in a repressive regime that he obviously is but when he was up there he also reportedly made remarks about how beautiful and clean everything was in singapore and that's sort of in line with what he told south korean president moon day in when they met just a few weeks ago saying that all the athletes that had gone to the winter olympics in south korea had been so impressed with the bullet trains there so those are all things that impoverished and backward n

jong—un from a different angle, saying he got rock star treatment in singapore as he partied at a rooftopresident moon of south korea to president trump during their a0 minute phone call together. and the i says nato is in crisis after us president donald trump questioned the future of the 69—year—old military alliance. tomorrow looks set to be a big day in politics with brexit talks and that crucial meeting, two in the morning i think it is our time. nine in the morning singapore time between mr trump and mr kim. we will talk about that later on, but first we will start with brexit, the sun. polly. great britain. i love this. our great betrayal as they vote on brexit, we say to them you have a choice. great britain or great betrayal. as we know tomorrow and wednesday are going to be filled with votes on the lords amendments to the brexit bill and so it is crunch time for the government and brexit and the sun has put together this fantastic montage of everything great and good about britain, from football, to stonehenge, via the spitfire

live look on the rooftop from kgo and those flags in the wind and sfo look at the gust. 44-miles-per-hourand know survnovato and k temperatures on the cool side in terms of june members. 60 in san francisco, 65 oakland and a cool 69 in san jose and 72 in santa rosa. the winds, going through ebb and flow pattern once again. tomorrow morning, future tracker wind gust showing you 7:00 in the morning and not that bad at the coast. winds light. increasing tomorrow afternoon by 3:00 and likely having 15 to 31-miles-per-hour and by 8:00 tomorrow evening, the winds are active. overnight tonight, mid 40s to low 50 clr of fog and cloud cover. highs on the sunday and breezy to windy across the region again so the winds gusting over 20-miles-per-hour at times in the skpar-- 64 in san francisco in oakland, 74 in san jose and 76 and antioch. tracking two storms. hurricane aletta weakening and a category one storm, will kick out of sea and not affect land. tropical depression three-e a cluster of thunderstorms and in the coming days a hurricane. tuesday night into wednesday morning you can see it gets c

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and when the final senator wraps up the event around 4:45, we're going to move to our new rooftop space on the eighth floor, and we're going to proceed through a different set of elevators. so, those folks who are staying with us all day, we will go through that roped area and down there up to the elevators. just follow the crowd. but for now, i'd like to turn it over to my colleague, angela hooks, yelp's manager of public policy, who will introduce senator hatch. >> senator orrin hatch, who in more than four decades in public service has established himself as a leading voice in the united states senate. through his work as chairman of the senate finance committee, he's fought to strengthen the economy by reforming the tax code and opening up foreign markets to american exports. as chairman of the republican high tech task force, he's pursued an innovative agenda to bolster our nation's economic competitiveness and put the needs of american entrepreneurs front and center. this includes working to increase access to education and workforce training in s.t.e.m. fields and pushing for a b

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some fear the tilting will continue, like what happened to the nearby millennium tower, where rooftop measurements show it is leaning some 17 inches now. the fdic doesn't want to talk. but oceanwide told us in a statement that it has brought in outside experts to evaluate the issue, adding, "as project developers, we're committed to being good neighbors and our commitment to independent monitoring and coordination is a part of that." >> this is shades of millennium tower all over again. >> reporter: supervisor aaron peskin can't believe the city never required the oceanwide project to provide any assessment of its expected impact on ne exemption,onding by an oceanwid consultant that there was no need to shore up the fdic's foundation. the firm that gave that advice is the same one that engineered the millennium towers foundation. officials with the firm now called langan did not return our calls. building inspection official ron tom says the city relies on professional experts and he is satisfied with their findings. >> we do not have the resources or the ability or expertise to condu

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from all fantastic rooftops you do here right in the heart of moscow indeed and what you we have from here really go over i hear that and we still strike in the polities i have to say i haven't got any qualms are still south american fans. straining found some of the corner near the bolshoi theatre there just outside of your view unfortunately but certainly the last thing on their spirits will celebrate it on top of it for you we can find out about iris aus it goes through when you stop the rest of us are also going to under an hour until the final games this evening will get underway there's a lot to play for in group c. here's how it stands at the moment croatia at the top of the table they've got six points as you can see on your screen which is enough to guarantee them a place in the next round me but a fantastic time with the tournament rushing argentina reveal the last game back into law but that's the game's still wide open and do have three points so they go face to face with the underperforming heavyweights or basel to the pressures we all never said to you of course on messi

including -- the awkward rooftop serenade about to get a bit more interesting. >> because he has got to come down off of that roof. >> oh. >> swings into his ladies' hearts without missing a beat. firefighters in china going right to their power tools. cutting open the security gate of this pet store. >> oh, my goodness. >> one looks like he is passed out. >> several of the animals are unconscious. there is a fire inside the pet store. cages full of puppies. and, kittens are trapped inside. you can clearly see. the glowing flames of the fire. but these guys are doing their best to save as many of these pets as possible. when they pulled some of them out. you can see, couple of puppies and kittens uncon sthus. they h -- unconscious. instantly started cpr. doesn't appear the firefighters have the pet style respirators. they tried chest compressions. open air tanks blow air into the animal mouth. kilt a kitten. wipe, soot. smoke away. give walter as well. >> what caused this? >> ne woo word on what started fire. the firefighters here saved as many as 20 animals in this fire. could have